Union & Non-Union Talent Management

Here is how this works in practice. We manage union and guild talent so shoots meet their obligations to global performer organisations while operating correctly under Moroccan rules. Many foreign shoots bring cast covered by unions and guilds in their home area. Our team handles the planning this needs: working hours, rest periods, late hours, on-set conditions and records that satisfy those bodies. Alongside the local labour and contractual practice that applies in Morocco. Talent contracts and releases are prepared with payments structured in dirham. The 20% VAT and currency-control realities accounted for. Because each foreign production works through a CCM-licensed production-services firm and obtains Centre Cinématographique Marocain sign-off, union talent running is integrated with that local structure so contracts, payroll and on-set compliance all align.

Here is the breakdown. Morocco's skilled crew and talent base makes union-standard working practical to deliver. The Ouarzazate hub and the country's wider production community have serviced major global shoots for decades, from 'Gladiator' and 'Kingdom of Heaven' to 'Spectre' and HBO's 'Game of Thrones', and are accustomed to the working conditions, scheduling discipline and records that global unions and completion-bond firms expect. Below the imported union cast, Moroccan pro actors and the large Berber extras pool are set up under local terms. We bring the experience to bridge both systems, so a production satisfies its guild and union commitments, treats all performers fairly, and keeps the shoot compliant from prep through wrap.