Attention ALL SB'83 extras,
The production would like to apologize for the delay of payment for services rendered in the filming of SB '83. Rest assured it is a delay and not, as some rumors have surfaced, an issue of non-payment. Accounting issues and clarifications have been addressed and will be completed very soon. All of your records are on file and either have been payed or are in line for immediate payment.
The state film office, as well as the production, is well aware of all issues in regard to this. Any concerns should be addressed in writing to this email address, springbreak1983@gmail.com, and more info will be given. Email is best for information as we have all available hands working on resolving your outstanding payments. Again, please contact us and not the state offices. All questions/comments/concerns will be answered as received.
Once again we apologize for the delay, we hope to have all issues resolved in the very near future.
Thank you,
Production Staff
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Email dated Nov. 25, 2007
Here is the information that will help you with all paperwork and payroll issues. Please pass this information along to others that worked on this production.
Thanks,
Mae Jason
Attachment:
ATTENTION: CREW, TALENT, EXTRAS, EMPLOYEES, VENDORS, CONTRACTORS
If you are not paid by the Springbreak 83 or any Production this is what you do?
Anyone with complaints and issues about any production, especially productions that fail to pay their crew, employees or vendors, or any abuse of employees such as lack of water, bathroom time and facilities, violation of child labor, security, etc. should put their concerns in writing and e-mail them to led-entertainment@la.gov
Attention: Chris Stelly and Patrick Mulhearn
Put RE: 1. Name of Film Company
2. What Type of Complaint
3. and Date and Dates (dates worked not paid) of Incident
and/or
Write:
Louisiana Dept. of Economic Development
Louisiana Economic Development-Louisiana Film Office
Baton Rouge, LA 70802-5239
P.O. Box 94185
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9185
It is best to email. Email is faster. Best not to call. WRITE.
You also write to the Production Company.
If they operate in Louisiana you can look up their Address in the Corporate Division of the Secretary of State Office, if they are registered to work in Louisiana.
For Springbreak 83
Write or email:
Joy Czerwonky, Producer
Big Sky Motion Pictures
650 North Bronson Ave. Ste B-128
Los Angeles, California 90004
Telephone 323-871-4466
Fax number 323-871-4467
with carbon copy also to LA Film Office.
***
Texans:
...and contact:
Texas Film Commission
http://www.governor.state.tx.us/divisions/film/about/contact
.htm
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 13246
Austin, TX 78711
Phone: (512) 463-9200
Fax: (512) 463-4114
Email: film@governor.state.tx.us
and/or Texas Motion Picture Alliance
http://www.txmpa.org/main/
***
Also, we will also have Patrick Mulhearn of LA Film Office to attend the December 4th Baton Rouge meetup meeting.
Thanks,
Mae Jason
Attachment:
ATTENTION: CREW, TALENT, EXTRAS, EMPLOYEES, VENDORS, CONTRACTORS
If you are not paid by the Springbreak 83 or any Production this is what you do?
Anyone with complaints and issues about any production, especially productions that fail to pay their crew, employees or vendors, or any abuse of employees such as lack of water, bathroom time and facilities, violation of child labor, security, etc. should put their concerns in writing and e-mail them to led-entertainment@la.gov
Attention: Chris Stelly and Patrick Mulhearn
Put RE: 1. Name of Film Company
2. What Type of Complaint
3. and Date and Dates (dates worked not paid) of Incident
and/or
Write:
Louisiana Dept. of Economic Development
Louisiana Economic Development-Louisiana Film Office
Baton Rouge, LA 70802-5239
P.O. Box 94185
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9185
It is best to email. Email is faster. Best not to call. WRITE.
You also write to the Production Company.
If they operate in Louisiana you can look up their Address in the Corporate Division of the Secretary of State Office, if they are registered to work in Louisiana.
For Springbreak 83
Write or email:
Joy Czerwonky, Producer
Big Sky Motion Pictures
650 North Bronson Ave. Ste B-128
Los Angeles, California 90004
Telephone 323-871-4466
Fax number 323-871-4467
with carbon copy also to LA Film Office.
***
Texans:
...and contact:
Texas Film Commission
http://www.governor.state.tx.us/divisions/film/about/contact
.htm
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 13246
Austin, TX 78711
Phone: (512) 463-9200
Fax: (512) 463-4114
Email: film@governor.state.tx.us
and/or Texas Motion Picture Alliance
http://www.txmpa.org/main/
***
Also, we will also have Patrick Mulhearn of LA Film Office to attend the December 4th Baton Rouge meetup meeting.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
A letter to the head of the Lousiana SAG office
November 18, 2007
Ms. Shaw,
Hello. I am unsure what your exact jurisdiction is, but I am writing to see if your office has heard anything negative about the film project "Spring Break '83". I am a Texas based actor (SAGe) who did some extra work on their set and some concerns were raised by some of the others that things there may not be operating as they should. Several regular Louisiana extras told me that they had been working since the middle of October and had yet to be paid. My acquaintance was a wardrobe assistant and her entire department quit during the first week of November because they had not paid. From my own experience on set, I saw that the production was not run in an orderly fashion and I witnessed other extras being treated very poorly by members of the production.
Most of the extras and featured extras are not SAG or SAGe and therefore may not be aware of possible avenues in which to voice their concerns. At the suggestion of a friend, I am writing the Louisiana SAG office to see if these concerns were ever voiced or even if this situation merits further investigation.
I know you're a busy woman and I thank you so much for your time. Be blessed.
Sincerely,
(name withheld)
Ms. Shaw,
Hello. I am unsure what your exact jurisdiction is, but I am writing to see if your office has heard anything negative about the film project "Spring Break '83". I am a Texas based actor (SAGe) who did some extra work on their set and some concerns were raised by some of the others that things there may not be operating as they should. Several regular Louisiana extras told me that they had been working since the middle of October and had yet to be paid. My acquaintance was a wardrobe assistant and her entire department quit during the first week of November because they had not paid. From my own experience on set, I saw that the production was not run in an orderly fashion and I witnessed other extras being treated very poorly by members of the production.
Most of the extras and featured extras are not SAG or SAGe and therefore may not be aware of possible avenues in which to voice their concerns. At the suggestion of a friend, I am writing the Louisiana SAG office to see if these concerns were ever voiced or even if this situation merits further investigation.
I know you're a busy woman and I thank you so much for your time. Be blessed.
Sincerely,
(name withheld)
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