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Robin Hood, Sex and the City 2 Kick-off Hollywood SAG Film Society Season; Join Today and Save at the Box Office
Los Angeles (April 9, 2010) — The SAG Film Society is where actors go to see actors on the big screen - and the 2010/11 season kicks off with a bang in May with member screenings in Hollywood of soon-to-be summer blockbusters. The first four scheduled films of the screening series will be Iron Man 2, Sex & the City 2, Robin Hood and Shrek Forever After in 3D. And that's just the beginning!
SAG NED David White Guests at USC Entertainment Law Class
Screen Actors Guild National Executive Director David White was a guest lecturer at the USC Gould School of Law on Monday, April 5.
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SAG Secretary-Treasurer Featured in New AFTRA-SAG Credit Union "Cue Sheet"
Los Angeles (April 5, 2010) — If you are a member of the AFTRA-SAG Federal Credit Union you will be receiving in the mail a copy of their quarterly newsletter Cue Sheet.
This issue's ASFCU Member Spotlight is on SAG Secretary-Treasurer Amy Aquino, who has been a member of the Credit Union since 1996.
Former SAG Board Member and "Dynasty" star John Forsythe Dies
Los Angeles (April 2, 2010) — Screen Actors Guild mourns the passing of John Forsythe, a SAG National Board member from 1975-78, who has died at the age of 92.
Former SAG Board Member Miluka Rivera Receives Exceptional Woman Award
LOS ANGELES (March 30, 2010) – Former Screen Actors Guild National Board Member and past chair of the SAG EEO
SAG Staff Testify at California Legislature Hearing on Digital Theft
Los Angeles (March 22, 2010) — The California Legislature Assembly Committee on Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media held a hearing on Friday regarding legislative efforts to combat digital theft. Entitled “Stemming the Tide of Media Piracy: What is Working? What is Not? What is Left to be Done?” the hearing brought together representatives from SAG, DGA, IATSE, RIAA, MPAA and others to detail the impact of digital theft on the entertainment industry in the form of lost earnings and jobs.
