Josh McKevitt

graphic designer for film and TV

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Hollywood’s below-the-line workers are not on strike, but they’re still out of work as writers and actors walk the picket lines.

6 weeks of work in 2023: Hollywood crew members feel helpless during strikes

Hollywood’s below-the-line workers are not on strike, but they’re still out of work as writers and actors walk the picket lines.

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