SAG-AFTRA: streaming bonus fund reaching under 1% of members

Deadline’s Katie Campione reports that SAG-AFTRA revealed at its national board plenary that roughly $1.5 million from its 2023-negotiated streaming success bonus fund will reach about 700 performers for high-budget SVOD work released in 2024.

Why it matters. Streamers can point to the bonus’s near-total failure to reach rank-and-file talent as evidence the 2023 residual framework needs renegotiation rather than enforcement as written.

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