SAG-AFTRA has filed an NLRB complaint against the producers of the TV and theatrical productions of Warner Bros.’ DC Universe that seeks compensation for the reuse of clips from their shows on 'DC Daily'
Warner Bros. Television’s short-lived web series that featured in-depth looks at the DC Universe.
The union, which has also filed a demand for arbitration, says its claim includes, but is not limited to, the reuse of clips from“We are utilizing all resources on our end, but we need your help,” the union said in a message to its members Friday.
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