Low Budget and New Media Signatory Workshop
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Screen Actors Guild
Low Budget and New Media Signatory Workshop
Are you considering producing your own film or new media production? Don’t know where to start? Then make plans to attend this workshop conducted by SAG Central Florida Staff.
When: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
6:30 - 8 pm
Where: UCF Center for Emerging Media
500 W. Livingston Street (next to the Marriott hotel, across from Amway Arena)
Orlando, FL 32801
www.cem.ucf.edu
(Workshop will be held in “The Bridge” auditorium)
Cost: Free
Parking: Free (Amway Arena Parking lot on Livingston Street)
Signing a SAG Agreement is not as scary as you may think. Since we’ve made more changes to our Agreements, it is easier to use professional performers without all the red tape, regardless of the budget. Take advantage of SAG’s vast pool of well-trained talent for your next project. They always find their mark, pick up cues and in the end save you time and money.
In this workshop we will:
* Explore SAG’s Low Budget Agreements (Student, Short Film, Ultra Low Budget, Modified Low Budget and Low Budget) and New Media Agreement
* Walk you through the signatory process from start to finish
* Discuss the benefits of using SAG members
* Provide you with free resources that SAG offers filmmakers
This workshop is free for anyone interested in learning about SAG’s Low Budget and New Media Agreements.
Click here for a map of the area.
Seating is limited. You must reserve a seat in order to be admitted to this workshop and all reservations will be secured on a first come, first served basis.
YOU MUST RSVP TO ATTEND THIS EVENT
Contact: SAG South Region Executive, David Fazekas at (407) 788-3020, or (800) SAG-0767, option 7, or via email at david.fazekas@sag.org, by no later than Tuesday, June 22, 2010.
Please be sure to provide an email address with your RSVP to receive a confirmation.
David A. Fazekas/Screen Actors Guild
South Region Executive
522 Hunt Club Blvd #410, Apopka, FL 32703
407.788.3020/Fax: 407.788.3080
david.fazekas@sag.org
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Screen Actors Guild
Low Budget and New Media Signatory Workshop
Are you considering producing your own film or new media production? Don’t know where to start? Then make plans to attend this workshop conducted by SAG Central Florida Staff.
When: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
6:30 - 8 pm
Where: UCF Center for Emerging Media
500 W. Livingston Street (next to the Marriott hotel, across from Amway Arena)
Orlando, FL 32801
www.cem.ucf.edu
(Workshop will be held in “The Bridge” auditorium)
Cost: Free
Parking: Free (Amway Arena Parking lot on Livingston Street)
Signing a SAG Agreement is not as scary as you may think. Since we’ve made more changes to our Agreements, it is easier to use professional performers without all the red tape, regardless of the budget. Take advantage of SAG’s vast pool of well-trained talent for your next project. They always find their mark, pick up cues and in the end save you time and money.
In this workshop we will:
* Explore SAG’s Low Budget Agreements (Student, Short Film, Ultra Low Budget, Modified Low Budget and Low Budget) and New Media Agreement
* Walk you through the signatory process from start to finish
* Discuss the benefits of using SAG members
* Provide you with free resources that SAG offers filmmakers
This workshop is free for anyone interested in learning about SAG’s Low Budget and New Media Agreements.
Click here for a map of the area.
Seating is limited. You must reserve a seat in order to be admitted to this workshop and all reservations will be secured on a first come, first served basis.
YOU MUST RSVP TO ATTEND THIS EVENT
Contact: SAG South Region Executive, David Fazekas at (407) 788-3020, or (800) SAG-0767, option 7, or via email at david.fazekas@sag.org, by no later than Tuesday, June 22, 2010.
Please be sure to provide an email address with your RSVP to receive a confirmation.
David A. Fazekas/Screen Actors Guild
South Region Executive
522 Hunt Club Blvd #410, Apopka, FL 32703
407.788.3020/Fax: 407.788.3080
david.fazekas@sag.org
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