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10 C I N E M O N T A G E S C O T T G E O R G E , N A T I O N A L E X E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R ening our administrative infrastructure to support this vision. We're refining internal systems, investing in communications, and working to ensure that your Guild is acces- sible, responsive, and ready to serve. All of this — every hire, every town hall, every fight for better working conditions — is grounded in our core values. Solidarity. Accountability. Collective power. We're not just defending the status quo. We're build- ing something stronger: a more unified, more inclusive, more member-driven Guild. We know the industry continues to shift beneath our feet. But we're not waiting for someone else to solve our problems. We're organizing. We're enforcing. We're investing in our people. And we're remind- ing ourselves every day that our strength comes from the ground up. So to every member who's spoken up at a town hall, filed a grievance, helped a colleague, or simply stayed engaged during a tough year: Thank you. Your voice, your work, and your solidarity matter. We've got more to do — and together, we will. ■ HIRE A UNION SOUND TEAM AND YOUR AUDIENCE WILL HEAR EVERY WORD CORRECTION A book review of "Editing for the Screen" in the Q2 2025 issue mistakenly named Luis Corona as an editor mentioned in the book. That portion in fact referred to Kris Fitzgerald. CineMontage regrets the error.