German actors and producers associations have reached a collective agreement on coronavirus crisis pay, which will give actors short-term work allowance payments for shoots canceled or postponed due to the pandemic. Details:
Germany's main actors and production associations have reached a deal that will see film and TV talent continue to be paid for productions shut down because of the coronavirus.
The deal, a first for the industry, provides short-time work allowance for actors with contracts for productions that have been delayed or canceled due to the current crisis. Under the agreement, negotiated together with services union Ver.di, actors can receive short-term payments capped at around $4,200 monthly for previously-contracted work.
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