Taylor Swift meets SAG-AFTRA’s demands to film and produce her top-grossing tour film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, amid ongoing strikes in Hollywood. She self-funded the project and worked outside of major studios, fulfilling all criteria to obtain an interim agreement with the union. The documentary was shot at L.A.’s SoFi Stadium and adhered to union demands for crew salaries and streaming residuals. Swift’s ability to create a major pop culture moment without the backing of major studios showcases her influence and independence.
How Taylor Swift made her Eras Tour movie mid-strike
Taylor Swift defies the ongoing strikes in Hollywood by self-funding and producing her top-grossing tour film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour. She bypasses major studios and works directly with SAG-AFTRA to obtain an interim agreement, ensuring fair compensation for crew members and streaming residuals. The documentary, shot at L.A.’s SoFi Stadium, showcases Swift’s ability to create a major pop culture moment independently.
Taylor Swift’s Independent Approach
Taylor Swift’s decision to self-fund and produce her tour film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, demonstrates her independence and influence in the entertainment industry. By working directly with SAG-AFTRA, she ensures fair treatment and compensation for crew members, even amid ongoing strikes. Swift’s ability to create a major pop culture moment without relying on major studios or streaming platforms highlights her capital and creative control.
