Entertainment Industry FAQ

Intertainment Industry FAQ

Can my house, pet, or car be used in a movie or TV show?

SAG only represents actors. Please see our Related Links page to begin your search for information about other aspects of the entertainment business.

Can you help me find writers or directors?

Screen Actors Guild represents performers. Please see our Related
Links page to reach the Directors Guild of American and the Writers Guild
of America.

How do I become a studio teacher?

You can contact their union at (310) 652-5330, or by e-mail at info@studioteachers.com.

What if I still have questions about other parts of the entertainment industry?

Please use our Related Links page to begin your search for information about other areas of the entertainment industry.

Who looks after the well-being of animals that appear in films and TV shows?

The Producer-Screen Actors Guild Codified Basic Agreement of 1998 describes the Producers' position and responsibility for the well being of animals on
sets. One provision is that the Producer must notify the American Humane Association prior to the commencement of any work that involves animals. This section also provides representatives of the American Humane Association with access to sets while animals are being used. Anyone with questions regarding animal welfare on a set should contact the American Human Association at (818) 501-0123.

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