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Composition. SAG-AFTRA has a diverse membership consisting of actors, announcers, broadcast journalists, dancers, disc jockeys, news writers, news editors, program hosts, puppeteers, recording artists, singers, stunt performers, voiceover artists, and other media professionals.

Submit initial information regarding your project to SAG-AFTRA for review at least 3 weeks prior to the start of production. You may either complete an online application at osa.sagaftra.org, or you may complete and submit a preliminary project sheet via email. Click here for the form.

You should fill out one Exhibit G form for each day of shooting. The name of the person who is the primary intermediary with SAG-AFTRA. Typically, this is a production manager or producer.

The SAG-AFTRA Performers Production Time Report, commonly referred to as the Exhibit G, is simply a record of each performer's time on set. Although it appears complicated, the SAG Exhibit G form is actually pretty straightforward.

Television Exhibit G's can be sent to tvexhibitg@sagaftra.org.

First off, you should try to start the process 4-6 weeks before you're set to begin shooting. It can take a while to get all your paperwork in order? Have a completed budget.

A ?SAG signatory? is any individual, company, or legal entity that signs a written agreement with the Screen Actors Guild. This could be a production company or even an individual film. SAG signatories enter into a legal agreement with the SAG-AFTRA talent union.

There is no consecutive employment between rehearsal and photography, subject to the performer's general availability and an on "on or about" or firm start date being given for principal photography. However, there is consecutive employment during rehearsal. Rehearsal is paid at the same rate as for photography.