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Hollywood Initiative ‘It Takes Our Village’ Launches To Raise Funds For Film & TV Crewmembers Impacted By Shutdown

10.07.2020 - 04:44

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By Patrick Hipes Executive Managing Editor A coalition of Hollywood producers, writers and directors have teamed to launch It Takes Our Village, an initiative to raise funds to support below-the-line film and TV crews who have fond themselves out out of worl due to the coronavirus crisis.

Organizers said donations raised via the GoFundMe-based campaign will be distributed to two organizations supporting industry crew members: the Motion Picture & Television Fund and The Actors Fund.

The nonprofits are working in tandem to organize and dispense the aid, generally $1,000 for an individual and potentially higher for families.

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