SAG-AFRA issues ‘No Work’ order on Cimarron Group

MUMBAI: The Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has issued a ‘Do Not Work’ order against Cimarron Productions, also known as The Cimarron Group, it is learnt.
The order comes in response to what the union says is the entertainment marketing agency’s “failure to make payments of compensation due to many performers as well as pension and health contributions.”
Though the union declined comment but a source close to SAG-AFTRA confirmed that the order had gone out by e-mail blast to all members. A source also said that the company is in discussions with the union to rectify the situation with a resolution hoped for by early next week.
Cimarron produces a wide range of audiovisual, print and digital content including brand advertising and behind-the-scenes videos for major studio films. It has more than 150 employees, with offices in Los Angeles, Beijing and Singapore.