A Comprehensive Look at SAG-AFTRA
NOTE: THIS COURSE IS IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH SAG-AFTRA
Learn what you didn't know you didn't know...
The Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) is an integral part of the industry for actors and producers.
It can be extremely difficult to navigate and it’s important to know your rights as an actor, and your responsibilities as a producer.
Catrine McGregor is a Casting Director and Producer who has been in the industry for over 40 years and handles SAG-AFTRA on a daily basis.Know how SAG-AFTRA operates so that you the actor can benefit, and you the producer can do it right.
Whether you live in a regional or large production market, it is important to arm yourself with this information.
If not, YOU NEED THIS COURSE!
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Included in this course are copies of the following documents, all of which are available for free at sagaftra.org
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Introduction
Sample Documents
History of SAG-AFTRA
Becoming a SAG-AFTRA Member
A. Logistics in a Non-Right to Work State
B. Logistics in a Right to Work State
Residuals
Paperwork
Contracts
Day-out-of-Days
SAG-AFTRA Pay
Should I Join SAG-AFTRA
Final Quiz
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The History of SAG-AFTRA
Becoming a Member
Non-Right to Work States
Residuals
Right to Work States
Day out of Days
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