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There was a lot happening these last few months. Most significantly, after the longest TV/Theatrical strike in the union’s history, the studios were at last willing to negotiate on the issues most critical to members. Get the details of the new agreement here, and on the website.
But that wouldn’t have been possible without the dogged tenacity of the membership. Across the nation, members gathered to boldly show the world that actors are unified in demanding contract terms that provide fair compensation and protect them from abuses of generative artificial intelligence. In the process, they were joined by labor allies, including the WGA and others, and captured the hearts of the public.
Also, read how SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher led during this pivotal period, from the picket lines to the negotiating table.
And there’s a lot more to look forward to. Next year marks the SAG Awards’ 30th anniversary, and we’ve started the celebration with a look back at some past highlights. Don your fanciest gown or tux and click here to relive these fond memories.
Also, there’s coverage of the video game contract strike authorization vote, what to know before you choose a professional representative, the legislation the union is supporting to improve members’ lives, and so much more.
Click here to view the SAG-AFTRA Fall/Winter 2023 issue.
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