Production Resumes - SAG Deal Details - Consultation Discount
By Abigail Hardin, November 28, 2023
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Happy Tuesday, UTD!
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving surrounded by family and friends! My entire household was sick over the holiday so I am extra thankful for health, delivery soup, and endless streaming of Moana for an under-the-weather-toddler. It brings a whole meaning to the song "You're Welcome" IYKYK đ޸
I am also extra thankful that the SAG-AFTRA strike has come to a resolution and that production has resumed. The LAW & ORDER, FBI, and ONE CHICAGO franchises all called "action" yesterday and started to roll cameras. Countless more film & TV productions are a week or two away from joining their ranks.
Casting has resumed and all eyes are on a busy, busy, 2024 production season! I expect this to be much like after COVID where production will continue well into the Summer in order to make up for lost time and get a head start on the following season of programming. You can find the most updated production and casting information on our Projects Now Casting page.
Don't wait for the New Year! Make sure you are ready now! To help you jump back into the audition and production pool, Annie is offering active UTDA members a discount on her 3-Part Private Consultation! Read more on how Annie works and all that you receive with the 3-Part Private Consultation.
Let's enjoy the holidays, but also look forward to an exciting and productive new year!
Create a great week! đď¸
Strike Watch
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SAG-AFTRA
- Californiaâs Anthony Portantino & Dave Min On Labor Movement
- Moodyâs Sees New Guild Contracts Costing Studios Up To $600M A Year
- Hollywood Studios âPleasedâ As SAG-AFTRA Board OKs New Deal
- Barack Obama Praises SAG-AFTRA, WGA Agreements, Pays Tribute To âRustinâ Civil Rights Pioneer At D.C. Screening
- Netflixâs Ted Sarandos Comments On Strike End At âThe Crownâ Premiere
- Full SAG-AFTRA Deal Summary Released: Read It Here
- Fran Drescher Defends SAG-AFTRA Deal, Scolds 'Naysayers'
- SAG-AFTRA Deal allows actors more time to prepare Self-Tape Auditions
- SAG-AFTRA Board Members Explain 'No' Votes: 'There Should Be No AI'
- Hollywood Strike Takeaways: Film and TV Delays, Studios' Streaming Adjustment
- SAG AFTRA Boardâs Matthew Modine Against New Deal With Studios
- SAG-AFTRA Releases Full Contract Terms as Ratification Deadline Nears
- Fran Drescher Talks End Of Hollywood Strikes With WGAâs Meredith Stiehm
- New SAG-AFTRA Advance Residual Payment Procedure Rattles Talent Reps
- Jessica Chastain Gives Seal Of Approval To Tentative Strike Deal
- The Strikes Are Over, but the Damage to Theatrical Box Office Begins
- David Zaslav Says Studios Overpaid To End WGA Strike
- âWeâre Backâ: âLaw & Order: SVUâs Ice-T Confirms Filming Has Resumed
- What SAGâs $40 Million Streaming Bonus Means for the Average Actor
WGA
TV Talk
- Fewer Guns on TV Is a Result of the Hollywood Strikes, Study Reports
- Paramount Plus Black Friday Deal âDiscount on Paramount With Showtime
- You Thought Max Cut a Ton of Content? Check Out These Paramount+ Cuts
- Max Slashes Price Of Ad Tier To $3 A Month In New Streaming Offer
Actors on Acting
- How Actor Ethan Le Phong Made Sure the Vietnamese in Miss Saigon Was Correct
- Sarah Jessica Parker on How Manhattan Theatre Club Launched Her Career
- For Purlie Victorious Star Kara Young, Every Show Feels Like the First
- Makeup Artist Christa Kaimimoku-Wong Started Her Wicked Journey as an Offstage 'Swing'
Theatre Talk
- Casting During COVID: Interview with Liz Fraser
- Theatres No Longer Bound to the Stage
- Arts Are the Prescription We Need, Now More Than Ever
Business
- Broadway box office holds steady as season approaches halfway point
- Broadway Grosses Analysis: Box Office Sees 10% Surge Led by Sweeney Todd, Back to the Future, More
- More than just a talkback: why Broadway is embracing post-show programming
- Broadway Grosses Analysis: Box Office Holds Steady Heading Into Holiday Season
- Broadway grosses fall ahead of holiday season
- The STAGE Act: How It Could Save Non-Profit Theatres, and How You Can Help
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- 2020 Critics Choice Association Honorees For Celebration Of Cinema & TV
- Susan Sarandon Dropped by UTA Amid Pro-Palestine Comments
- âBallad Of A White Cowâ Directors Face Iran Trial & Travel Ban
- The Public Theater Partners With the Apothetae for Shakespeare Productions That Reflect Disabled Experience
- How Autistic Artists Are Reclaiming The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
- Black Theatre United Raises Over $1.2 Million at Inaugural Gala
- How Playwright Larissa FastHorse Helped Improve the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Up & Coming Playwrights
- The Public Theater Announces 2023-2025 Emerging Writers Cohort
- Dramatists Guild Foundation Announces Zeniba Now as 2023 Thom Thomas Award Winner
- The Terrence McNally New Works Incubator is Now Accepting Applications for 2nd Cycle
Quick Bites
- How to Save the MCU
- Theater to See in N.Y.C. This Holiday Season
- 2023 Holiday Gifts for Broadway-Lovers
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