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  1. Hey guys, this might sound like a stupid question, but it's one I'm still trying to understand: Why are some projects union and some non-union? To me, the benefits of a union (to production) is the high level of skill, the organization and it's regulations and standards, and the overall dependability. So I wonder, Is it always a choice for the production to go union or non union? And therefore just generally understood that if you want to make large budget feature or tv show that you go union? What, if anything, allows a (for example) reality TV show to hire non union? And what, if anything, stops a big budget production from being non union? Thanks guys!
  2. Hi! The Swedish national Public Service Television channel is about to go down to Berlin to make a show between the 12th and 19th of december, and they can't afford to bring a swedish soundie... Why, I don't know. Anywho, if you want a chance on this job, please PM me or post here and I'll bring on the information. I myself have no idea of what the job actually entails, what gear to have and what the rate is. I saw an ad on the Swedish freelance register and I thought I'd post it on here. Cheers!
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