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Minister of Canadian Heritage Tours Local 873 Training Facility On August 15, Local 873 provided the Minister of Canadian Heritage, Pablo Rodriguez, and members of his staff, a tour through their offices and training facility. As the official responsible for Canada’s arts and culture sector, it’s important to ensure the Minister has a strong understanding of how the motion picture and television industry operates in Canada, and what role the IATSE plays. The day opened with a fulsome discussion on the positions we represent, our incredible growth, and the training that Local 873 offers to facilitate that growth. Minister Rodriguez spoke with Local 873 Key Scenic Artist Cameron Brooke and Set Decorator Shane Vieau about their careers - how they’ve evolved as the skill base has increased and what technological change has meant for technicians and artisans in the motion picture industry. Shane even brought along his Academy Award for The Shape of Water! The Local also invited MPA-Canada President Wendy Noss and Take 5 CEO John Weber, an Emmy Award winning Toronto-based Executive Producer, to participate, which rounded out the discussion. Two classes were in session during the tour – Elevated Work Platforms and Working at Heights, so the Minister was able to see the training facility in action. It was a really positive day, and the Minister’s questions and interest really underscored how important it is for IATSE Locals to engage with government so that decisions affecting our sector are educated ones. From left to right: Local 873 President Wayne Goodchild, Key Scenic Artist Cameron Brooke, Set Decorator Shane Vieau, Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez, Local 873 Business Agent Monty Montgomerie, Producer John Weber, and International Representative Krista Hurdon pose with Shane’s Oscar Award for The Shape of Water! NEW JERSEY OFFICER PASSES THE GAVEL TO NEW LEADER On June 5, 2019, International President Matthew Loeb graciously attended the swearing-in ceremony to administer the Oath of Office to all incoming Local 632 Officers, Delegates, and Stewards. Congratulations! From left to right: Newly-elected Local 632 President John O’Krinsky, International President Matthew Loeb, and outgoing Local 632 President Kevin O’Brien. 108 OFFICIAL BULLETIN
LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SHOW RESPECT AND SOLIDARITY FOR RETIRED PRESIDENT In February 2019, Local 3 President, Robert Olinger, retired from office after serving for twenty-four consecutive years. Brother Olinger has been a member of Local 3 for fortyfour years and in those years served on many committees and additional offices to help improve the livelihood of Local 3 members. In honor of Brother Olinger’s dedication and mutually respected working relationship with the arts organizations in Pittsburgh, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, which owns and operates numerous venues, parks, and organizations in the Pittsburgh Cultural District, hosted an exclusive dinner party in Brother Olinger’s honor to show their appreciation for his achievements. The cocktail hour and dinner was held at member’s only Circles Lounge in the Benedum Center and hosted by The Cultural Trust’s President and CEO Kevin McMahon and attended by invited guests from Local 3, Cultural Trust management, and Brother Olinger’s family. ABOVE: From left to right, Steve Schultz (Local 3 Vice President), Shawn Foyle (Local 3 Secretary-Treasurer), Mick Lohrer (Benedum Center Head Carpenter), Robert Olinger (Local 3 Retired President), Robert Brown (Local 3 Business Agent), and Brother Ed Lohrer. IATSE PARTICIPATED IN DEVELOPEMENT CONFERENCE Electronic Theater Controls and High End Systems hosted their fifth CUE Professional Development Conference on July 17-21, 2019 in Madison, WI. This professional development conference is for end users of lighting technologies including IATSE members who work as technicians, programmers, and designers. IATSE Locals One, 8, 13, 16, 22, 38, 51, 52, 85, 115, 187, 251, 300, 470, 481, 490, 578, 680, 690, 728, and USA829. were represented at CUE 2019. Members participated in classes and workshops covering topics such as console operation, rigging, troubleshooting, color science, IP networking, routine maintenance, and safety preparation. PHOTO BY BROTHER PHIL REILLY, LOCAL 481 LOCAL UNION NEWS THIRD QUARTER 2019 109
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