LOS ANGELES — You could say he found the voices of the people behind the cameras. Late Saturday, a union representing Hollywood’s version of blue-collar workers – camera operators, make-up artists, set makers, decorators, lighting technicians, editors, script coordinators, hairdressers, cinematographers, writers assistants – made a temporary bid for a new trio. had an agreement. …

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