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Spring 2022

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SX SW Pa De Di In Ch St A s part of the 2022 South by Southwest Conference and Festival, which took place from March 11– 20, SAG-AFTRA hosted the eam ing and e ang ing usiness odel panel on March 12. Joining SAG-AFTRA National xecutive Director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, who served as moderator, were SAG-AFTRA Chief Contracts fficer ay odrigue, actor innifer oodwin and roducer ichelle ang The anel reected on the ways the industry continues to change due to the proliferation of streaming sites. Although streaming has led to more work opportunities for performers, Goodwin noted that they are facing new challenges, including a worry of their work not being seen by wider audiences. What find is that its a lot harder to wade through projects to determine what is going to be worth doing," said Goodwin. There is so much content and everything feels a bit riskier in terms of, Is this something that will even ever be seen? '" anelists also elored how sameday film releases on streaming services are shifting away from the more familiar theatrical-release model and the role algorithms play in determining what content viewers see. The panel concluded with a A. To watch the full panel, visit sagaftra.org/videos. From left, SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, actor Ginnifer Goodwin, producer Michelle Lang and SAG-AFTRA Chief Contracts Oˆcer Ray Rodriguez at the SXSW Conference and Festival on March 12.® For Members

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