AT&T’s newly branded WarnerMedia, which encompasses Warner Bros, Turner and HBO, has taken the wraps off a companywide policy outlining its commitment to diversity and inclusion both in front and behind the camera on its film, TV and digital output.
The first project to fall under the new guidelines announced today is Just Mercy, Warner Bros’ Destin Daniel Cretton-directed pic starring Michael B. Jordan, which begins production this week in Atlanta. Jordan, an executive producer on the film, and his WME agent Phillip Sun helped WarnerMedia to launch the policy.
WarnerMedia unveils company-wide diversity and inclusion policy, from film to TV
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LOL…it’s funny how the failing companies of HBO and Turner feel the need to make a big deal out of this. It’s not going to change a thing. Just make good TV or good Movies. Stop shoving social issues in my face, especially with one-side politics.