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New York Event: "African Americans On-Screen: Our History...Our Future"
IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH SAG NATIONAL ETHNIC EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES COMMITTEE PRESENTS:
Boston Branch and New York Division Office Closed Thursday Due to Inclement Weather
The Boston Branch and New York office are closed today, January 27, due to the snowstorm. Thank you.
SAG Division Elections Held in Hollywood and New York
Hollywood Division Elects Ned Vaughn 1st Vice President
New York Division Elects Mike Hodge 2nd Vice President
SAG Members Save 15% at Actorfest NY, Saturday, October 2
Actorfest NY 2010 is happening Saturday, Oct. 2. FREE Registration. FREE Exhibit Hall. FREE Networking Café. FREE Casting Calls.
Celebrate Earth Day's 40th Anniversary with Screen Actors Guild New York Division
The 40th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, will be an opportunity for people, corporations and governments to join together and make positive changes for our planet.
In honor of this special day, the SAG New York Host Committee is pleased to present their first annual Earth Day Celebration.
When: 1-4 P.M. (ET), Thursday, April 22
Where: SAG Boardroom, 14th floor, 360 Madison Avenue (entrance on 45th Street), NY
Casting Access Project Events in Philadelphia and New York
PHILADELPHIA CAP WORKSHOP
The SAG Foundation is planning to present a Casting Access Project (CAP) on-camera workshop with casting director Kim Moarefi in Philadelphia on the evening of Monday, April 19th. Seating is very limited so CAP-eligible Guild members in the Philadelphia/D.C. area who are interested in attending should send an email, including their name and SAG membership number to nycap@sagfoundation.org for more information.
NYCAP WORKSHOPS - April 6th, 7th, 8th
What You Need to Know About Your Agency Contract Before Signing It: A SAG General Services Agreement Seminar in L.A. & N.Y.
Don't Miss this SAG General Services Agreement Seminar on Tuesday, April 6, 2010
N.Y. Members, Come Out and Chat with Mad Men Star
Depending on your frame of reference, the world either has changed a lot since the 1960s, or hardly at all.
For many out LGBT actors, the latter is true. Concerns about discrimination, type-casting and negative public reception all factor in to one’s career choices.
If only there was a forum to discuss these kinds of issues….
