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SAG-AFTRA is the official website of the Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, the American labor union representing actors, voice artists, announcers, media personalities, and digital performers across film, television, streaming, commercials, audiobooks, video games, dubbing, and new media. The site serves union members, casting professionals, production companies, and industry partners by providing access to contract information, bargaining updates, local office contact details, and practical resources for on-camera, voice, and commercial work. Visitors can find news on wages and working conditions negotiations, National Board decisions, intimacy coordinator agreements, casting scam alerts, and upcoming meetings, caucuses, workshops, and regional local events. The homepage highlights the SAG Awards, including nominations, life achievement honors, and coverage of the annual Actor Awards, while also directing members toward tools such as the Residuals Tracker, Billing Portal, Unclaimed Residuals, Foreign Royalties, Signatory Search, and Producer Portal. These resources help performers and producers manage payments, verify signatory status, upload documents, check form status, and handle security deposits for union film productions. The site also points to SAG-AFTRA Health Plan, AFTRA Retirement Fund, SAG-Producers Pension Plan, SAG-AFTRA Foundation, SAGindie, and affiliated credit unions, giving members a clear path to benefits, retirement options, and professional support. For career development, SAG-AFTRA offers conservatory surveys, self-tape analysis, acting classes, creative panels, local mixers, and educational resources tailored to different regions and career stages. The website also supports union engagement through demographic profiles, member meetings, podcast interviews, magazine content, and the SAG-AFTRA Shop, which sells authorized union-made merchandise. With a national network of locals from Los Angeles and New York to Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, Nashville, Seattle, and beyond, the site functions as a central hub for performers seeking contract guidance, professional development, and union representation in the entertainment industry.