Visual Effects Society Urges Employees to Work From Home

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has urged people to stay at home to stop the spread of coronavirus.

A woman with a life-long lung condition meaning she is fed through a tube is urging people not to break lockdown rules this Bank Holiday Weekend to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus wants you to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 by doing your part and stay home.

By Jazz Tangcay

Britney Spears is here to keep us at home during the coronavirus pandemic.Since Tuesday (April 7) is World Health Day, the star took to Twitter to thank "all of the healthcare workers tirelessly working to keep us safe during this time !!!!"To add to the message, Spears included an illustrated meme of herself in the iconic "...Baby One More Time" schoolgirl outfit, holding a bottle of Purrell hand sanitizer.

The “Cats” derrières could still be there.

A senior police officer has issued a plea for people to stay at home following a 'significant' rise in house parties and gatherings.

By Bruce Haring

For some unfortunate reasons, May Leung is an anomaly in the world of visual effects supervision.

By David Robb

As the world grapples with the coronavirus, media conglomerates have joined other companies and organizations in recommending that employees work from home in the latest effort to stem the global pandemic. On Thursday afternoon, NBCUniversal chief Jeff Shell sent a lengthy memo encouraging staffers to work remotely, if possible, effective immediately.

Netflix is shutting down one of their LA offices after an employee was believed to have contracted coronavirus, Variety has learned from sources. All Los Angeles employees were advised to leave and begin working from home. The building where the potential coronavirus patient worked is undergoing a deep cleaning.

The major record companies are advising employees to telecommute effective immediately due to the coronavirus.Universal Music Group’s New York staffers are already telecommuting, while a full implementation of all U.S. offices, including Nashville and Los Angeles, will take place by March 18.

NBCUniversal and Amazon are recommending their employees to work from home, effective immediately, to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Following a similar move by fellow major agency UTA on Wednesday night, CAA and ICM have asked all employees to work from home, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. CAA's New York office was encouraged to work from home early Thursday, while the California office will work from home starting end of day Thursday.