SAG Company Description
Even the perkiest of actors knows the benefits of joining SAG. The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) is a labor union representing actors who have had a principal or speaking role in a movie, video, video game, television program, or commercial. Primarily concerned with wages and working conditions, SAG has about 20 branches throughout the US serving nearly 120,000 members. Other services SAG offers include a pension and health plan, casting showcases, and acting workshops and seminars. Actor Alan Rosenberg is president of SAG, which was founded in 1933. Past presidents include Melissa Gilbert (of Little House on the Prairie fame), Ronald Reagan, Charlton Heston, and Patty Duke.
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