SAG
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SAG, California Pass Consumer Protection Bill
State bill aims to safeguard young actors from those promising fame in exchange for money.
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SAG Names White Chief Negotiator
Also becomes guild’s national executive director after holding interim position since January.
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SAG and AFTRA Jointly Extend Industrial/Educational Deals
Previously at odds, guilds continue to strike a cooperative tone.
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Johnson Re-Elected as SAG’s 1st VP
Returns for third term after losing out to Ken Howard last month for guild presidency.
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Videogame Companies Make a Deal With SAG, AFTRA
Terms include better pay, protection on “vocally stressful” roles.
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Hodge Elected to Head SAG N.Y. Division
Moderate United Screen Actors Nationwide sweeps the election.
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Howard’s Election Brings SAG/AFTRA Merge Closer
Says the first item on his agenda will be to meet with leaders of other guilds, notably AFTRA’s Reardon.
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MPTF Pre-Emmys Bash Picketed … From a Distance
Herded away by police, the protest landed on CAA’s driveway on a deserted Avenue of the Stars.
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AFTRA’s Roberta Reardon: Grilled
On merging with SAG, figuring out new media and running a union in hard times.
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WGA Settles, Eric Hughes Will Challenge (updated)
A week after WaxWord publishes whistleblower testimony, the guild agrees to pay out $30 mill in residuals and foreign levies
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SAG Moving on Videogame Deal
The guild has set up member meetings for Sept. 8 to discuss a possible agreement.
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Obit: Longtime SAG Legal Counsel David Alter Dead at 85
David Alter, a former legal counsel and senior advisor for the Screen Actors Guild, died Wednesday. He was 85. Alter had been involved with SAG since 1966, when he was hired to represent the interests of the Guild and its members as outside counsel. He began his career working as an attorney for individual performers. …