The Screen Actors Guild gets its paperwork this week. Basically that's my budget and schedule. SAG has different contracts for different-sized projects. When your project is approved, they give you a production number and a business rep.
The business reps at SAG are very professional. I worked with SAG before and with Actors Equity (the stage actors union) in NYC for years. They've gotten better over the years, but still working with New York Equity makes working with other unions or guilds seem like a romance by comparison.
Maybe not a romance, but definitely something warm.
Next: scheduling auditions. Wait. Storyboards ... oh, there's a lot that's "next" ...
The business reps at SAG are very professional. I worked with SAG before and with Actors Equity (the stage actors union) in NYC for years. They've gotten better over the years, but still working with New York Equity makes working with other unions or guilds seem like a romance by comparison.
Maybe not a romance, but definitely something warm.
Next: scheduling auditions. Wait. Storyboards ... oh, there's a lot that's "next" ...
Why thank you very much. Yeah, this is my first attempt at using MySpace. I never, ever, ever wanted one but it is the easiest way to communicate with The Mercs, the band I have been shooting. I figured since I was on there I should see if any good could come of it. We shall see.
I am glad you like my work.