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Aaron Marcus covers the Screen Actors Guild's founding in 1933 and its role protecting actors. An upcoming workshop features James Sheridan, who runs a payroll company, discussing union membership pros and cons alongside non-union work.
Aaron Marcus covers the Screen Actors Guild's founding in 1933 and its role protecting actors. An upcoming workshop features James Sheridan, who runs a payroll company, discussing union membership pros and cons alongside non-union work.
Hi, my name is Aaron Marcus, America's premier acting and commercial modeling career coach, the founder of HowToModel.com, the author of How to Become a Successful Commercial Model, now in its 5th edition, and I've been making my living as an actor and a commercial model for over 26 years. You know, a lot of people have heard of SAG, the Screen Actors Guild, and they have absolutely no idea of when it started and really why. Did it start? Well, actually, it began in 1933, and the basic reason for getting started is because it was a way of having actors treated well, to give them more freedom, and really to protect them. This is just one of the many things you're going to be learning when you take the SAG-AFTRA Actors Union online workshop. I'm going to have an incredible guest. His name is James Sheridan. He owns a payroll company, and you're going to learn all about whether you should join the union, how the union can help protect you, all the advantages of being in the union, what non-union work is all about. It will be an amazing workshop, so please join us. You can click on the link below to get all the information. I look forward to seeing you soon.
