The American Federation of Musicians has reached a historic agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, marking a significant victory for artists.
The agreement includes provisions for residuals on streaming content and safeguards against the use of artificial intelligence in the industry.
The deal comes after months of negotiations and represents a milestone in securing fair compensation for musicians working in the digital era.
The tentative agreement has been recommended for approval and will be voted on by union members before it is officially ratified.
The AFM expressed gratitude for the solidarity shown by fellow unions during the negotiation process and acknowledged the support of the AMPTP and its member companies in reaching a successful outcome.
The specifics of the agreement have not been disclosed, but it is expected to bring substantial benefits to musicians in terms of residuals and compensation for their work on streaming platforms.
The AFM’s efforts to advocate for fair compensation and protect the rights of musicians have been met with enthusiasm and support from the industry.
This agreement marks a significant step forward for artists in the entertainment industry and sets a positive precedent for future negotiations and collaborations.
