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Can the ‘Sing Sing’ Pay Equity Model Save Indie Film?
IndieWireStory by Chris O'Falt
scrn logline
Indie film shakes up pay equity with 'Sing Sing' model, as star Colman Domingo matches production assistants' compensation.
beat sheet
- Colman Domingo, the lead of the indie film, negotiated for his pay and equity stake to equal that of the production assistants, setting a new industry standard.
- The 'Sing Sing' model aims to challenge the traditional power dynamics and pay disparities in indie filmmaking, potentially reshaping how business is done in the industry.
call sheet
Colman Domingo, Sing Sing