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MAY 2016

THE COSTUMERVOLUME 71 NUMBER 5 MOTION PICTURE COSTUMERS LOCAL 705 IATSE

GENERAL MEMBERSHIPMEETING

SATURDAY • APRIL 9, 2016

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Birth AnnouncementRyan Jeffrey Rittner

Born April 3, 2016

weighing 6lbs, 4 oz.

Mother Melissa Kidd (WF)

and father Kevin Rittner

MAY 2016 2 THE COSTUMER

Motion Picture Costumers Local 705/I.A.T.S.E.Affiliated with the AFL - CIO4731 Laurel Canyon Blvd. #201Valley Village, CA 91607818.487.5655 818.487.5663 FAXemail: [email protected]

THE COSTUMERAll submissions must be received before the 15th of eachmonth for the upcoming issue. Subscriptions: $12 per year.

Executive BoardNickolaus Brown – PresidentDebby Curtis – Vice PresidentBethany Jane Bohatila – Sec.-Treas. / Asst. B.A.Bob Iannaccone – Business RepresentativeLisa Harris – Member-at-LargeNoel Leonard – Men’s FinishedNancy Grossi – Women’s FinishedHossein Namdar – Men’s Custom MadeDeborah Ash – Women’s Custom MadeJohn Van Hout – Costume House Custom MadeJeff Hartman – Live TelevisionCarmen Lozano – Costume House

Rebecca Graves – Sergeant-at-Arms

Congratulations!

Betsy Glick(womens finished)

was married to

John Warner(Local 44)

On April 30, 2016

THE COSTUMER 3 MAY 2016

KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY

Once upon a time in the guise of a Costume Super-visor, I was fortunate enough to work with a Cos-tume Designer who voiced a philosophy for ourcostume department: “Keep conflict and turmoilamongst ourselves and present a wall of solidarity toall others.” Her analogy of a close-knit Italian familywas easy for me to comprehend. This path of actionwas one I agreed with then and concur with evenmore so now. Phone calls are often received concern-ing conduct between members. I must admit I wouldrather deal with disputes concerning productionproblems – Us against them, labor versus manage-ment – than internecine disagreements amongmembers. The labor questions are more often blackand white with easier solutions possible. Amongstourselves they are most often a constant shade ofgrey not easily solvable by agreements or past prac-tice. How often have we been on jobs where mem-bers disagree, argue or ignore each other? Thisweakens that crew and our Local. We must bandtogether to find solutions to problems or at leastmore positive ways to deal with them.

I can recall times past while day checking where theenvironment of the wardrobe trailer was at best icyand at worst almost hostile among members.Crewmembers of other craft locals have related tome that situations such as these are not unique tocostumers. But to be polite, I don’t care about othercrafts, I care about us. It’s hoped that with theupswing in production, members will stop feeling liketheir job is a chore, prison term or stint in a gulag.With more job opportunities available members canmove on, away from toxic environments to otherpositions somewhere else. This is a remedy not acure. We must be as respectful and responsive to ourfellow department members as we would be to theneeds of the lead actors or executives. We have allexperienced costumers whose servility to productionis only exceeded by their maleficence to their fellowcostumers. Any family might contain eccentric mem-bers: aunts, uncles or crazed cousins of which we arenot ecstatic. We accept their imperfections, as theyare part of us. Attendance at the occasional familyfunction isn’t comparable to sixty plus hours a weekwhile working together. We spend more waking hours

with our crew family than with our biological familyduring the week. Being on location only exacerbatesthe time situation. Our ability to get along and topresent a united front for a cohesive department onset and to production goes a long way in showing toothers our solidarity and strength. Every projectinvolves a bit of turmoil especially among creativepeople such as we are. It is the professional who per-severes and delivers allowing no outsider to view thecommotion.

Besides this display of unity, we must be able todepend on each other. When the going gets tough orproblems develop, it is our fellow costumers fromwhom we require assistance or offer help to resolvethe dilemma. It is great and essential to be friendlywith other departments but when help is needed wecan only count on ourselves and our costume-crewbrethren to supply it. Coming together and realizingthat by being a positive part of this family-like unitand doing the best by it as a whole, illustrates whowe are. Kindred spirits giving respect and compassionto the members of our 705 family. This departmentalstrength and unity comes through creating a recog-nition based on skill and professionalism allowingother crafts and production to realize and appreciateour worth and unique qualities. An acknowledgmentcreated not by “being nice” or avoiding being pettyor overbearing. But showing our abilities: represent-ing our Local and exemplifying the best there is:being knowledgeable, professional and open. We addto our prestige and gain respect by illustrating toothers that our skill-set involves more than just put-ting clothes on acting talent and shopping. We showpride in being part of a vibrant and vital union fam-ily, ready to respond to any task that comes our way.We show our strength and power, always prepared totake on any emergency. We perform our duties with-out fuss or bother, drama free because it is our jobto do so. We have earned an unrivaled reputation forexcellence. We are strong. We are united.We are Local 705.

In Solidarity,

Bob

A LITTLE THIs, A LITTLE THAT . . .


April 2, 2016

MEN’S FINISHED MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEECommittee: Noel LeonardThe following applicants were interviewed and recommendedfor membership: Jedediah H. Carter and Corey Roche.Submitted by: Noel Leonard

WOMEN’S FINISHED MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEECommittee: Bethany Jane Bohatila and Nickolaus BrownThe following applicants were interviewed and recommendedfor membership: Lana Greenaway, Georgina Hall, MeganMyers, and Dominique Olowolafe.Submitted by: Bethany Jane Bohatila

MEN’S CUSTOM MADE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEECommittee: Bob IannacconeThe following member was interviewed and recommended formembership: Jae Keun Park.Submitted by: Bob Iannaccone

LIVE TELEVISION MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEECommittee: Bethany Jane BohatilaThe following applicant was interviewed and recommended formembership: Rebecca JeffersonSubmitted by: Bethany Jane Bohatila

COSTUME HOUSE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEECommittee: Carmen LozanoThe following applicant was interviewed and recommended formembership: Michael Scarano Submitted by: Carmen Lozano

Respectfully Submitted,

Bethany Jane BohatilaSecretary-Treasurer/Asst. Business Representative

NEW MEMBERSHIP MEETINGMINUTES

“What does labor want?We want

more schoolhouses and less jails;more books and less arsenals:more learning and less vice;more leisure and less greed;

more justice and less revenge;in fact, more of the opportunitiesto cultivate our better natures.”

-- Samuel Gompers

Comic Con UpdateThe Comic-Con committee announces a competition

to design or create a trophy for the winner at theMasquerade Ball being held at the San Diego event.

The trophy should represent Motion Picture CostumersLocal 705 (referencing or including our Logo).

It should not be more than 20 in. by 15 in.,lightweight and easy to carry around the convention.Members should provide all materials and reasonable

expenses reimbursed.

To enter, e-mail all entries to:[email protected]: include your Design,

name, classification, phone & e-mail.

The deadline is May 15 and the winner will beannounced later. If you don’t wish to enter, but would

like to volunteer to help create the final trophy,please e-mail to the address above.

Website UpdateYour Local 705 website is consistently

being updated and revised.Did you know you can:

• Enter Profile Information and a photo to helpSupervisors or Designers know you, your skillsetand preferences.

• Print out the Availability List with memberpreferences under Members Directory.

• Report your work and availability.• Share your interest in an 8 hour-office work/

paperwork call for Costumers requiring lesshours of work due to family or health issues.

• Get Local 705 Contract Information on theMember Dashboard which is added to andup-dated regularly.

• Get answers to frequently asked questions in FAQat the top right hand side of the screen.

• Make dues payments by credit card.• Vision Quest Survey Results.

ÜRemember

Memorial Day!


April 2, 2016

EXECUTIVE BOARDPresent: Nickolaus Brown, Debby Curtis, Bethany Jane Bohatila,Bob Iannaccone, Lisa Harris, Noel Leonard, Nancy Grossi,Deborah Ash, Jeff Hartman, and Carmen Lozano Guests: Sarah Basta and Melissa KiddExcused: Hossein Namdar and John Van Hout

CALL TO ORDER/APPROVAL OF MINUTES President Nickolaus Brown called the monthly meeting of theExecutive Board to order at 11:12 a.m. and asked for approvalof the Executive Board meeting minutes of March 5, 2016, andthe New Membership Committee meeting minutes of March19, 2016. Sister Deborah Curtis moved to approve the minutes.They were 2nd and approved 8-1.

VISION QUEST COMMITTEE REPORT Brother Bob Iannaccone moved to have the Vision Quest com-mittee report before the officer’s reports and continue with themeeting. The motion was 2nd and passed unanimously.

Co-chairs Sisters Sarah Basta and Melissa Kidd reported on theVision Quest survey findings and recommendations by the VisionQuest committee. The committee analyzed the results andcame up with 10 opportunities for improvement for our Localwith goals for 3, 6, and 9 years. They asked we don’t cherry pickbecause the recommendations work holistically. The surveyresults will be published on the Motion Picture Costumers website for members to view with a link in an upcoming The Thread.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT President Brown added that the main goal is respect and unityand it all works together. Brother Brown shared with theExecutive Board three bids for re-branding our Local becauseone of the main suggestions in the Vision Quest survey reportwas re-branding.

SECRETARY-TREASURER /ASST. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORTSister Bethany Jane Bohatila and the Executive Board discussedthe financial reports for the previous month. Sister Bohatilaexplained the expense added to the web site line was for thisyear’s domain renewals and found the Local to be doing well.

Sister Bohatila presented a request for a donation for MPTF ontheir 95th anniversary. Brother Iannaccone moved to match lastyear’s donation of $130.00. The motion was 2nd and approvedunanimously.

Sister Bohatila presented a request for a donation from Heart-beat of Hollywood Lite. Brother Iannaccone moved we get thePlatinum package donation plus additional tickets for memberswith a cap of $2000.00. The motion was 2nd and passed unani-mously.

BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT Brother Iannaccone reported the results of the Executive Boardphone poll regarding an advertisement congratulating PresidentLoeb of the IATSE in the form of a shared one page ad withthe Designers Guild.

Brother Iannaccone also reported that there was a great turn outof new members to Interviews and Orientation.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS Sister Bohatila passed out copies of additional office staff posi-tion job duties to the Executive Board. The Executive Boardrequested time to read them and that the topic be added to thenext meeting’s agenda. Sister Bohatila agreed.

The Executive Board discussed questions about the Welfarecommittee policies and legalities regarding loans and gifts.

The Executive Board discussed the changing of the Local’s logoand the history or lack thereof.

NEW BUSINESS Sister Bohatila asked the Executive Board to choose a differentdate for the August 6, 2016 Executive Board meeting becausethe current date interferes with the IATSE District 2 Conven-tion. Sister Curtis moved to table the choice until the nextmeeting. The motion was 2nd and passed unanimously.

ADJOURNMENT Sister Carmen Lozano moved to adjourn. The motion was 2ndand the meeting of the Executive Board adjourned at 12:45 p.m.

The next Executive Board meeting is scheduled for Saturday,May 7, 2016 at 11:00 a.m.



EXECUTIVE BOArD MEETING MINUTES

THE COSTUMER 9 MAY 2016MAY 2016 6 THE COSTUMER

GENERAL MEMBERSHIPMEETING

SATURDAY • APRIL 9, 2016

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April 9, 2016

CALL TO ORDERPresident Nickolaus Brown called the Local 705 quarterly GeneralMembership meeting to order at 11:03 a.m. He asked the membershipto stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. Brother Brown then asked for aMoment of Silence for members who have recently passed away:Sister Shari Gray, Brother Kent James, Brother Bill Barton, SisterMartha Nelson, Brother Miguel Vidal, Sister Mary Olivera, SisterManuella Arras, Sister Shirley Strahm, and Brother David Watson.

INTRODUCTION OF OFFICERS AND STAFF Brother Brown introduced the following Executive Board members andstaff as follows: President Nickolaus Brown, Vice President DeborahCurtis, Secretary-Treasurer/Asst. Business Representative Bethany JaneBohatila, Business Representative Bob Iannaccone, Men’s FinishedRepresentative Noel Leonard, Women’s Finished Representative NancyGrossi, Men’s Custom Made Representative Hossein Namdar,Women’s Custom Made Representative Deborah Ash, Costume HouseCustom Made Representative John Van Hout, Costume House Repre-sentative Carmen Lozano, Men’s Finished alternate Radford Polinsky,Women’s Custom Made alternate Catherine Wall, Sergeant-at-ArmsRebecca Graves, and our office staff Mary Zuniga, Clara Vega andAdrianna Crawford.

Guest: Mike Miller (West Coast IATSE Vice President), Hope Singer(Union Lawyer), Casey Bernay (Eido), Pam Hogarth (Eido), and LeaAnne Powers (Director of Marketing for Musician’s Interguild CreditUnion).

APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES Brother Brown asked for a motion to approve the minutes of GeneralMembership meeting of January 9, 2016, Executive Board meetingminutes of January 7, 2016, Executive Board meeting minutes ofFebruary 6 and 9, 2016, Executive Board meeting minutes of March 5,2016, and New Membership meeting minutes of March 19, 2016.Sister G. Ann Mitschek moved to approved. The motion was 2ndand the minutes were approved.

Brother Brown welcomed new members and introduced:

Guest speaker West Coast IATSE Vice President Mike Miller, whoexplained to the membership how progressive, engaged, and involvedthe Local 705 and its members are. He shared the importance ofactivism and how we as members need to stay engaged and involvedand to add money to the PAC fund whenever possible to help keep workin Los Angeles through local and political action. We, as responsibleunion members, need to make good decisions about both local andnational leaders and keep in mind their affiliations with organizedlabor. He reminded us to get out and vote. It is also important to stayinvolved in our community and a good way to do that is to donate orvolunteer for MPTF. Brother Miller discussed the last negotiations ofthe Hollywood Basic Agreement and the new challenges with big cor-porations getting involved in production.

INSTALLATION OF NEW MEMBERS Brother Miller asked the following applicants to stand and introducethemselves: Rebecca Leigh Adams, Allison Agler, Elissa Alcala,Kimberly Aldinger, Cathy Avila, Isabella Barta, Alayna Bell, SuzanneBlock, Jenny Bryant, Diana Chan, Robert E. Chrisman, Jillian Clark,Blair Coleman, Jennifer Collopy, Jessica Davis, Sarah Donnelly, KerriDumin, Coco Dunaway, Sydney Esensten, Elena Finch, AbigailGallen, Alice Garland, Carolina G. Glover, Deborah Goldstein, AraceliGomez, Lana Greenaway, Elizabeth Grover, Brittany Guillou, RebeccaGuzzi, Sophie Homer, Tanya Hribal, Jackie S. Hutchinson, TracyJarvis, Rebecca Jefferson, Felisa Johnson, James M. Jones, Mary ClareKapusta, Cori Keller, Susan Lee, Daniel Lock, Amanda Lunt, DanielMahler, Elana Mamann, Gregory Metcalf, Marielle Mishkin, ArturoMoreno, Rebecca Murphy, Alex Newman, Kaden P. O’Keefe, DanaOlinsky, Dominique Olowolafe, John Ostrander, Jae Keun Park, JessicaL. Peter, Alix Petrella, Alice Pico, Noelle Polmanteer, Lisa Russey,Pattey Ryane, Anya Sadova, Ronnie Sanchez, Michael Scarano, EricaD. Schwartz, Simone Sirbaugh, Denise Solis, Jane Steele, PageSteinbauer, Cleo Trifonidis, Monavie Tutop, Angela Ursetta, ProletinaVeltcheva, April Katrine Watkins, Jamie Westfall, Pamela J. Wilkinson,Sasha Williams, Mary Wuliger, Dagmarette Yen, and Larry C. Younglll. Brother Miller administered the Oath of Obligation and welcomednew members to the Local 705.

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Constitution & By-LawsBrother Jeffrey Schoenberg reported the committee meets monthly whenthey can to review and find the language for the Local’s Constitutionand By-Laws which govern how our Local runs its business and howwe conduct ourselves. There will be new language for the membershipto vote on at the July General Membership meeting. Brother Schoen-berg reminded the membership that any member can submit a requestand thanked his committee for their hard work.

Comic-ConSister Amelia McKinney thanked and introduced the committee andthen read the Comic-Con committees mission statement. SisterMcKinney reported on the progress of the committee and announced acontest to create and design a trophy for the 2016 Masquerade BallCostume Contest at Comic-Con. Information about the contest willbe on The Thread.EducationSister Renee Nault reported on the progress of the upcoming core cos-tumer series of classes. The first of these classes will be Continuity forCostumers on May 21st through CSATTF. The committee asked formembers who are proficient in CPlot Pro and Wardy to step up andhelp teach at the upcoming Continuity for Costumers class. She thenintroduced the women from Eido who administer our CSATTFclasses, Pam Hogarth and Casey Bernay. They explained the differencebetween Vendor provided and Local provided classes and how to applyand be approved for these classes. Sister Nault thanked her greatlyexpanded committee.

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GENErAL MEMBErsHIP MEETING MINUTES


Heritage Project Sister Bobi Garland announced the start of a new committee that willbe preserving both oral and pictorial Local 705 costumer history withthe help of UCLA. Sister Garland asked anyone interested in helpingpreserve the Local’s history to please contact her.Vision QuestSister Julia Bly and Sister Laura Wong reported on behalf of the VisionQuest committee. They thanked all the members who participated inthe survey and announced that the survey results would be available formembers to read next week on the Local’s web site and on The Threadnext Friday.WelfareBrother Paul DeLucca introduced the Welfare committee and reportedto the members what the Welfare committee does. They hold a raffleat the October meeting for $1000.00 and for $500.00, they hold aRetirees luncheon in November, and the Bake Sale they are havingtoday to benefit members. Brother DeLucca reminded members tokeep their death benefit cards up to date.

FIELD REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORTBrother Noel Leonard reported on the many shows he has visited andthe way he helps organize non-union shows and commercials tobecome union.

CUSTOM MADE FIELD REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORTSister Renee Nault urged members to support each other and use signa-tory costume houses. She explained that it is a member’s responsibilityto know the rules and become familiar with their contract and Consti-tution and By-Laws. If you have questions about them or need clarifi-cation ask your supervisor or call the business office.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT President Brown reported that the committees of this Local are thewheels taking us where we need to go and urged members to be andstay active because the rewards are so big for all of us.

SECRETARY-TREASURER/ASST. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT Sister Bethany Jane Bohatila reported, after reviewing the financialstatements with the Executive Board, the Local is doing well. Mem-bership is up due to the high amount of work in town. When themembers do well, so does the Local.

Sister Bohatila read a letter to the members from the IATSE YoungWorkers Conference and asked members under 35 who are interestedto contact her at the business office.

Sister Bohatila discussed the Local’s updated web site and the increaseof contract information being up loaded. She urged members to fillout the availability list when they are not working, fill out their profilewith picture and a resume or IMDB link if they can, and call in theirwork so if an emergency or last minute job opportunity comes along weknow we can forward members names. It also helps supervisors crew-ing up to know who members are and make educated hiring decisions.

BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORTBrother Bob Iannaccone welcomed all the new faces to our Local. Herequested members with problems call the business office. BrotherIannaccone explained we will do everything we can to resolve issueswithout revealing members identity and the possibility of repercussionsto that member.

NEW BUSINESSSister Elaine O’Driscoll reminded members to not forget the servicesour signatory costume houses offer like making badges rather thanusing non-union vendors.

Sister Garland shared information about the new exhibit ReigningMen, 300 Years of Men’s Fashion at LACMA and how it showcases705 members work.

Guest speaker from Musician’s Interguild Credit Union, Lea AnnePowers, shared information about banking options for members andreminded us Musician’s Interguild is our credit union.

Free Dues were won by Brother Schoenberg and Sister Catherine Wall.

ADJOURNMENT Brother Adam West moved to adjourn. The motion was 2nd and themeeting adjourned at 12:56 p.m. The next General Membership meet-ing will be Saturday July 9, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at the Local 80 stages.



ATTENDANCE159 Members

GENERAL MEMBERSHIPMEETING MINUTES (CONTINUED)

The Education Committee’sfirst class of 2016, Day Checking,

was a success with over 30 attendeesafter the April

General Membership meeting.

Thank you Michele Gampel, Eric Johnson,Dodie Shepard, and Renee Nault.


OUT & ABOUT WITH FIELD REP. NOEL LEONARD

Television:

“East Los High”Supervisor: Hana Rausalova Costumers: Jordana Law, Diana Bobe

“Hand of God”Supervisor: Conan CastroCostumers: Jill Machlis, Brigitta Barko,

Felicia Molinari, Bradley Inaba

“24 Legacy”Costume Designer: Katina Le Kerr*

Supervisor: Sue BubCostumers: Sara Jane Slotnick, Nancy Smytka,

Matt Hoffman

“Roadies”Supervisor: Melisa Walker Costumers: Tamsin Costello, Elisa Sebra,

Mustapha Mimis, Jean Bone,Phyllis Corcaran-Woods, Sarah Everest,Suzy Zaguirre. Amelia Buhrman,Ada Akaji

WCM: Agnes Gryzbowski

“Future Man”Asst. Costume Designer: Andrea Sweet*

Supervisor: Michelle MargolisCostumers: Sarah Lee Taylor, Kristy Baker,

Matt CareyWCM: Sarah Mgeni

* Dual Card Holders

We are experiencing a very busy production season. Here are some of the projects being done, and the crews that are doing them:

“Rosewood“ CrewLeft to right:

Jessica Brock (Costumer), Elissa Alcala (Costumer),Mo Martin (Costumer), Heidi Reynolds (Costumer),

Philip Hayman (Costume Supervisor), Megan Klimkos (Costumer),Yuan Hua (WCM), Sarah Basta (Costumer)

“Pirates of the Caribbean-5” (Re-Shoots) Crewleft to right:

Vince Parada (Costumer), Matthew Jerome (Costumer),Scott Hankins (Costumer), Melody Koerber * (Costume Supervisor),

Lorie Young (Costumer), Beau Desmond (Costumer)

* Dual Card Holder

Article Submissions

From Members Are

Welcomed & Encouraged!


What Contract?The business office receives many requests for in-formation concerning rates and other questions.It isn’t always possible for the caller to knowunder which contract they are working.The union holds more than twenty different con-tracts. Certain information is needed to preventmisinformation being given out to members.The business office will try to determine thecorrect contract and give members accurateinformation. Sometimes it requires several callsand some detective work to determine the actualcontract.In cases where a printed contract is availablemembers can obtain copies from the office.

Limited complimentary tickets available.Please contact the Local 705 business office.

On MMoonnddaayy,, JJuunnee 1133,, 22001166, IATSE locals, friends and supporters of MPTF willjoin together to celebrate the 55tthh AAnnnnuuaall HHeeaarrttbbeeaatt ooff HHoollllyywwoooodd LLiittee.

Tell your family and friends! While you’re playing golf in the Classic, wehope your family can join us for miniature golf at Castle Park in

Sherman Oaks. Tickets include a round of golf, food & drinks,ice cream, and game tokens!

Everyone is invited back to the MPTF campus in Woodland Hills for theevent’s evening festivities.

A Reminder FromThe Library Committee

Local 705 has a wonderful library locatedon the first floor of the Business Office.

It is open for your useduring business hours (9AM-5PM).

If you wish to use the library,please call first to make an appointment.

The library welcomes any donations.

How to Report a Problem at Work1. If hazard is an immediate danger, first clear others from the area

2. Report hazard to employer

3. Report hazard to Local

4. Report hazard to IATSE Hotline


It’s Emmy Season!Join the Television Academy

as an Active Voting Member.

Membership is open to

Costume Supervisors, Key Costumers,

Set Costumers, Custom Made Heads of

Workrooms and Owners of Custom Made

businesses who have 20 hours of aired

programming on any broadcast platform.

Application information and forms are

available on the Academy website,

televisionacademy.com, “Academy"

or contact Sue Bub at (818) 399-6374

REIGNING MENThe Los Angeles County

Museum Of Art

is offering an exciting new exhibit

– Reigning Men –Fashion In Menswear,

1715-2015

It explores the history of

men’s fashion from

the eighteenth century to today

The exhibit ends August 21, 2016

TUESDAY • JUNE 7, 2016

LOCAL 705 / 892 MIXER6:30 – 9:30 PM

The Historical & Glamorous

SPORTSMEN’S LSPORTSMEN’S LODGEODGE

12833 Ventura Boulevard • Studio City, CA 91604

There will be delicious appetizers & 2 drink tickets provided.Come enjoy & meet your fellow costumers & costume designers.

Reservations a must! Please RSVP to the Business Office of Local 705by Wednesday, June 1, 2015.

Keep the date! RSVP BY JUNE 1

MAY MAY ISSUEISSUEMOTION PICTURE COSTUMERS

IATSE LOCAL 7054731 LAUREL CANYON BLVD. #201VALLEY VILLAGE, CA 91607

Remember –May Is

DUES Month!

SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Saturday, May 21, 2016

Local 802520 W. Olive Street • BURBANK, CA 91505

Doors Open – 10:30 a.m.Meeting – 11:00 a.m.

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