SAG Divided Over Canada Approach

Backstage: "Nine years of hard work and careful politicking came to fruition for the Film and Television Action Committee on Sept. 4, when the grass-roots nonprofit organization filed its 301(a) petition with the Office of the United States Trade Representative. In a 114-page petition, accompanied by 3,447 pages of supporting documents, FTAC made its case that Canada's tax breaks and other subsidies unfairly lure American film and TV productions north, costing U.S. workers thousands of jobs annually."