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Los Angeles (September 14, 2010) — Screen Actors Guild today announced election results for the Dallas/Ft. Worth Branch elections.
Candidates elected from the Dallas/Ft. Worth Branch include:
Brent Anderson, President, three-year term
Sharon Garrison, Secretary-Treasurer, three-year term
John Athas, Council Member at Large, three-year term
Dear Dallas/Ft. Worth Branch Members:
On August 5, 2009 Screen Actors Guild announced the election results for the Dallas/Ft. Worth Branch.
Branch President Brent Anderson, Branch Secretary/Treasurer Carolyn F. West, along with current Council Members at Large John Athas and Jacqueline McCall welcome the following newly elected candidates to the Dallas/Ft. Worth Branch:
Suzanne Burkhead - Vice President - two-year term
Brian Dakota - Member at Large - two-year term
Ada Lynn - Member at Large - two-year term
Screen Actors Guild Bulletin
June 12, 2009
To: All SAG Members who are currently represented, or previously been affiliated with, The Tomas Agency.
The Screen Actors Guild is writing to inform you that the Tomas Agency (“Tomas”) has decided to close its doors as of June 15, 2009 and, accordingly, SAG has accepted the surrender of its franchise, effective immediately.
The effect of the surrender is as follows:
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Join the Script to Screen Team in Austin!
The Austin Conservatory announces its first Script to Screen read. A Feather in the Rain by Alex Cord will be presented at Austin’s State Theater on Monday, March 30 at 7 p.m.
The Script to Screen Team was introduced in Houston last year and has been presenting successful LIVE presentations of WGA scripts before area investors, directors, producers, agents and other industry folk. The March 30 read is the first chance the Austin community will have to participate in this growing venture.
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The Producers Committee of SAG and AFTRA is rolling out the new year with big plans.
The industrial film market continues to grow and the Producers Committee is poised to help producers fill their talent needs with the most professional and broad-based talent through a "back to the basics" approach.
