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January SAG Agent of the Month: Lucy King of Models on the Move, Philadelphia
January SAG Agent of the Month: Lucy King of Models on the Move, Philadelphia
— Submitted by Screen Actors Guild member J Emerson McGowan
December SAG Agent of the Month: Kim Gola of Amatruda Benson & Assoc., Talent Agency
December SAG Agent of the Month: Kim Gola of Amatruda Benson & Assoc., Talent Agency
— Submitted by Screen Actors Guild member Faith Tubi-Williams
Hollywood Members: ”What You Need to Know About Your Agency Contract Before Signing It”
Don’t Miss This SAG General Services Agreement Seminar
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
November SAG Agent of the Month: Jody Black, A&M Agency, New Mexico
November SAG Agent of the Month: Jody Black, A&M Agency, New Mexico
— Submitted by Screen Actors Guild member Brandon K. Hampton
Surrender of Network International Models & Talent
To: All SAG Members who are currently represented, or previously been affiliated with, Network International Models & Talent.
Please note that the Screen Actors Guild has been advised that Network International Models & Talent has, effective September 27, 2011, surrendered its franchise with the Guild.
The effect of the surrender is as follows:
No member of the Screen Actors Guild may hereafter engage, use or deal through this agency.
October SAG Agent of the Month: Bob Schroeder, Aria Talent, Chicago
Bob Schroeder, Aria Talent
September SAG Agent of the Month: Kathleen Schultz of Kathleen Schultz Associates
September SAG Agent of the Month: Kathleen Schultz of Kathleen Schultz Associates
Kathleen Schultz of Kathleen Schultz Associates
- Submitted by SAG Member Linda Ann Watt
Statement to Agents, Managers, Casting Agents and Producers, Regarding Restrictions on Campaign Contributions
This statement from the Screen Actors Guild National, Hollywood and New York Division Elections Committees is to inform you of various obligations imposed on you by federal law in connection with the upcoming SAG internal union elections.
Federal law prohibits any employer including employers who are agents, managers, casting agents or producers from contributing anything of value to candidates for any SAG elected office. In addition, federal law may require that candidates who receive such contributions report them to the Department of Labor.
