Swaybox studio workers vote to unionize with IATSE

Employees at Swaybox, the studio behind an upcoming Warner Bros. Pictures Animation project in the Batman universe, have voted to join the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.

The vote marks a significant step for the workers at the studio, known for its work on the ambitious animated feature.

Swaybox staff chose to affiliate with IATSE, a major union representing entertainment industry professionals.

The outcome reflects ongoing labor organizing efforts in animation and related fields.

Details on the final tally or immediate next steps were not disclosed in the report.

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