IATSE Salary FAQs How much does IATSE pay? The average IATSE salary ranges from approximately $144,620 per year for a Stagehand to $144,620 per year for a Stagehand. The average IATSE hourly pay ranges from approximately $45 per hour for a Stagehand to $62 per hour for a Stagehand.
Q. Who does Iatse 873 represent?
With over 3,400 members, IATSE Local 873 represents Ontario film and television production technicians who work in various departments across the industry.
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Q. How many Iatse locals are there?
375 IATSE local unions
Organization and structure. Within the US and Canada, there are more than 375 IATSE local unions among 13 geographical districts, whose members make up the rank and file of the IATSE. The IATSE local unions are organized to represent workers by geographic and craft jurisdiction.
Q. What unions are in Iatse?
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- IATSE Local 44.
- IATSE Local 52.
- IATSE Local 80.
- IATSE Local 161.
- IATSE Local 481.
- IATSE Local 600: The International Cinematographers Guild.
- IATSE Local 695.
- IATSE Local 700: Motion Picture Editor Guild.
Q. How do you become a member of Iatse 873?
page under the “About IATSE 873” tab. All applicants who are interested in Permit status MUST submit an online application. Printed copies of applications will not be accepted at the office. If you are already an active permit with IATSE 873, you can apply for Membership.
Q. Who is covered by Iatse?
We are more than 150,000 entertainment industry professionals across the United States and Canada, including stagehands, front of house workers, wardrobe attendants, hair and makeup artists, motion picture and television production technicians, broadcast technicians, scenic artists, designers, animators, audiovisual …
Q. What are the membership requirements for Iatse?
Membership Requirements
- You must be of good moral character and reputation.
- You must have been a resident within the jurisdiction of the Local for at least 18 months immediately preceding the application.
