Branch News

Interested in using union (SAG, AFTRA or Actor's Equity) talent in your student film?

Screen Actors Guild has a Student Film Agreement that allows you to work with professional actors on a deferred payment basis.

On Wednesday, November 23rd, Governor Mitt Romney signed the tax incentive
bill that the Boston AFTRA/SAG office, along with numerous other industry
members, have been working to enact in Massachusetts. The new law puts the Bay
State in the spotlight as a competitive venue for motion picture and
commercial production, and not surprisingly is already garnering interest from
motion picture studios that would not otherwise have come to the Commonwealth.
Upon hearing the news, Mary Ann Hughes, Vice President, Film Production

If you participated in the Guide, you may stop by our office at 535 Boylston Street (at the corner of Boylston and Clarendon St.) and pick up your copy and your headshot. The Boston AFTRA/SAG Office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding holidays.

If you would prefer to have your Guide mailed, you must send a check for $5 made payable to AFTRA/SAG to cover the cost of shipping. Upon receipt, we will send your copy of the guide along with your headshot.

If you did not participate in the Guide, AFTRA and SAG members may purchase a copy for $25.