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MOVE Los Angeles

MOVE is a non-partisan, member-driven committee, dedicated to supporting the initiatives of the SAG-AFTRA and positively influencing the lives of actors and performers.

Through trainings, forums, and events, MOVE provides member education, organizes to create more union employment and strengthen existing contracts, and promotes union solidarity within the labor community.

Contact us at movela@sagaftra.org or call (323) 549-6894 if you have questions or comments.

To place your name on the Los Angeles MOVE email list to find out about MOVE activities, please send us a message to movela@sagaftra.org.

Indie Means, Blockbuster Dreams? SAG-AFTRA Has You Covered

Want to make a union film on an indie budget? SAG-AFTRA has the perfect agreements so you can dream big without breaking the bank. They are the Micro-Budget, Short and Student Film Agreements, so you can dream big without breaking the bank.

Stacey Travis, Chair of SAG-AFTRA’s National Low Budget Committee, is joined by Olga Rodriguez-Aguirre, SAG-AFTRA’s Executive Director of Entertainment Contracts, to explain how these agreements enable filmmakers to turn small budgets into big possibilities.

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Please complete the form below by May 5 to RSVP for this event.

Unfortunately, we are not able to accommodate additional guests for this reception. Space is limited and invitations are non-transferrable.

An email containing parking and arrival details will be sent to confirm attendance in advance of the reception on May 8. In the meantime, if you have questions, please email LARSVP@sagaftra.org.

5 New Self-Tape Guidelines to be Excited About

The SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical/Streaming contract introduced important self-tape audition guidelines. In this episode of Take 5, SAG-AFTRA National Vice President and Los Angeles Local President Jodi Long joins Entertainment Contracts Executive Director Beth Millman to break down the top 5 rules shaping how self-tape auditions are conducted today.

How Common Actor Myths Can Sabotage Your Process - Payment Form

Working actor Michael Kostroff (HBO’s The Wire, Marvel’s Spider-Noir, etc.) has dedicated a lifetime to studying the mental side of the audition process. He’s presented his popular Audition Psych 101 workshop all over the country to thousands of actors, reframing that process with logic, humor, and field-tested experience. In this interactive discussion, he’ll share some of those insights and field questions from participants.

 

If you are not a member or not a San Diego Local Member you can attend for a fee of $10. You must pay using the form below.

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