SAG-AFTRA

In a legislative development in New York, SAG-AFTRA has announced the passage of an updated post mortem right of publicity bill.

In a significant legislative development, the New York legislature has passed bill A.8887-B (Rosenthal)/S.8420-A (Gianaris), introducing new requirements for transparency in advertising involving artificial intelligence.

After extensive negotiations and significant efforts from the video game performer community, a new Interactive Media Agreement is now up for ratification.

Virtual casting has significantly altered the audition landscape, a change accelerated by the pandemic but already underway.

For years, SAG-AFTRA has been active in advocating for protections against the unregulated use of artificial intelligence affecting performers, broadcasters, and recording artists.

The Senate has taken a significant step in the ongoing debate over artificial intelligence regulations.

New wage rates are now in effect as of July 1, 2025, impacting several agreements including the Codified Basic Agreement (CBA), the Television Agreement (covering productions made for new media),…

The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has expressed approval following the passage of California AB 1138.

AB 1138, a significant piece of legislation aimed at expanding and modernizing the California Film & Television Tax Credit Program, has successfully passed both the California State Assembly and Senate.

SAG-AFTRA has reached a tentative agreement with major broadcast networks and other producers concerning the National Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting, also known as the Network Television…

In a decisive move, SAG-AFTRA members have ratified the 2025 Interactive Media Agreement with an overwhelming 95.04% approval, concluding the video game strike.

Please be advised that Stranglehold The Film, Inc., the producer of the production entitled Stranglehold, is in default of the Producer – SAG-AFTRA Codified Basic Agreement of 2014, as amended…

Today marks the conclusion of three years of negotiations as SAG-AFTRA members have ratified the new Interactive Media Agreement.

Given the ongoing concerns about digital voices in audiobooks, SAG-AFTRA has reiterated its “No Contract, No Work” order.

The SAG-AFTRA National Board has approved a tentative agreement for the 2025 Network Television Code.

Public broadcasting is facing a potential funding cut that could impact thousands of jobs in journalism, performing arts, production, and public service.

Social media is an essential tool for performers, offering opportunities for content creation, brand building, and showcasing work.

The content creators at Northwest Public Broadcasting (NWPB) have announced their intention to form a union with SAG-AFTRA.

SAG-AFTRA has announced the passing of Sheila Ivy Traister, a prominent figure in the union community, at the age of 67.

SAG-AFTRA has announced that its 2025 National Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting is now up for member ratification.

Above & Below La Pelicula S.L.U., the producer of the film “Above And Below,” has not completed the signatory process required by SAG-AFTRA.

Veteran vocal coach and dialect expert Bob Croff, known for his work with actors such as Antonio Banderas and Gwyneth Paltrow, appeared on the SAG-AFTRA podcast to discuss the significance…

SAG-AFTRA took part in Comic-Con 2025 in San Diego, California, by hosting a panel that examined the changing landscape of voice and performance capture in video games.

The summer 2025 issue of SAG-AFTRA magazine is now available online, offering members a range of articles and resources focused on career development, recent contract achievements, and union activity in…