Producers Agree to Notify Unions of Positive COVID-19 Results on Sets

Shy of two weeks after revealing a positive COVID-19 test, Ellen DeGeneres was pictured with her face mask off while standing in an outdoor parking lot. The talk show host was instead wearing her face mask around her neck as she spoke on her cellphone over the weekend, holding it close to her mouth.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has pushed the pause button on The Gray Man while the picture is in pre-production, out of Covid concerns. I’ve heard that while sets are being built in Long Beach, there were a few positive tests as Netflix goes through rigorous protocols, though insiders deny this was the reason for the push.

Filming on the Fox ballet-themed dramedy pilot The Big Leap was suspended two days ago following confirmed positive Covid-19 cases in Zone A, which includes the cast as well as crew members who interact with the actors.

EXCLUSIVE: Production on the upcoming NBC comedy series Mr. Mayor, starring Ted Danson, was shut down today following multiple positive Covid-19 tests in Zone A, which includes the cast and crew members who interact with them (I hear there have been four positives since Friday, which cane through regular testing.)

EXCLUSIVE: Filming on Disney+’s upcoming series Big Shot starring John Stamos has been suspended for the rest of 2020, I have learned. According to sources, the decision was made late Thursday night night after a positive Covid-19 test was produced as part of regular screening. I hear the affected individual was in Zone 1 on set, possibly an actor.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is the latest high-profile series to have its production shut down as a result of Covid-19.

EXCLUSIVE: Production on CBS’ Young Sheldon was suspended for today, I have learned. I hear the decision was made after a COVID-19 test for a production team member came back positive.

Dave McNary Film ReporterThe Assn. of Independent Commercial Producers has agreed with Hollywood unions to adopt COVID-19 testing for workers on sets.A rep for one of the International Alliance of Theaterical Stage Employees confirmed to Variety that the deal has gone into effect.

A multi-union coalition of Hollywood unions has reached an agreement with the Association of Independent Commercial Producers for new return-to-work protocols that largely mirror those adopted by the film and TV industry in September. Testing for the coronavirus is one of the major changes in the new AICP agreement, and now brings testing on commercial shoots more in line with those used on film and TV productions.

Hollywood is adjusting its filming protocols amid the rise in COVID-19 cases. The new protocols, which were laid out in a Nov.

Hollywood has tweaked its return-to-work protocols as more and more films and TV shows have had to pause production after members of their casts and crews tested positive for Covid-19. Under a new agreement that took effect November 30, producers will now have to notify the unions of positive test results on their shows so that the unions can apprise cast and crew members of the Covid-19 status of their sets.

Celebs Go Dating have confirmed they will resume filming after the star who tested positive for coronavirus has received a negative test result. A representative for the Channel 4 dating series confirmed the news to OK! online.The spokesperson for Celebs Go Dating said: “The cast member who tested positive earlier for Covid during filming Celebs Go Dating has since tested negative on subsequent occasions.

Celebs Go Dating has halted filming following a positive coronavirus test.The upcoming series created a bubble for the cast, thanks to a luxury hired mansion in Surrey where they're holed up together, but production has been put on hold after an unnamed person involved with the show contracted COVID-19.A spokesperson for the reality show told : "Celebs Go Dating filming has paused temporarily as we await further information regarding a recent routine COVID test which had in the first instance

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Concerned parents of pupils at Clyde Valley High are being reassured that the risk to the wider school community is low despite a number of positive coronavirus cases.It’s understood that around seven confirmed cases have been identified within the school in Overtown during the last fortnight.“This is on top of the already confirmed 10 cases starting from September,” claimed one parent, who was concerned

coronavirus.Blum is mainly known for his work on horror films, including the Paranormal Activity and Insidious series, Happy Death Day and Jordan Peele’s 2017 film Get Out.Blum revealed the news on Twitter yesterday (November 30), where he described his symptoms as “mild so far”.Tested positive. It’s Coronamania at my house.