Working with Guilds and Unions on a Low Budget Feature

About the meetup

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Have you been intimidated to work with the Unions/Guilds on your upcoming indie feature film? Lady Filmmakers wants to provide you information to make an informed decision about whether your project should be SAG, DGA, WGA, and/or PGA.

Producers Mike Viayra and Patricia DiSalvo Viayra will share insights and decision points on making their first feature film "Tournament". This project was produced under the SAG ULB agreement, WGA LBA agreement, and the producers qualified for the p.g.a. mark. Mike and Patricia will discuss:

• Things to consider before becoming a SAG signatory
• How to become a SAG signatory
• Things to remember while shooting a SAG ULB
• Things to consider about becoming a WGA Signatory
• How to become WGA eligible as a writer/director/producer on a low budget feature film
• Considering becoming a DGA Signatory
• Applying for p.g.a. designation from the PGA