Friday, April 13, 2018<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n Years ago, a film invited me to audition and a casting director I shall not name here said, To help protect members from potential harassment and exploitation, SAG-AFTRA<\/acronym> released today a Guideline\u00a0that calls for an end to the practice of holding professional meetings in\u00a0private hotel rooms or residences.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n (from SAG-AFTRA<\/acronym> ‘s Code of Conduct, Guideline No. 1<\/a><\/cite>).<\/p>\n Labels: auditions<\/a>, trends<\/a>, unions<\/a><\/p>\n You should follow me on instagram here<\/a> and twitter here<\/a>. this<\/a> posted by David August<\/a> at 1:53 PM\u00a0\nNo More Auditions in Hotel Rooms or Residences<\/h3>\n
to make everyone more comfortable we’re having the auditions at the producer’s house, in their living room.<\/q> When I thanked them for the invitation and said I would not be able to attend because it was in the producer’s home, I was yelled at for being somehow foolish and unprofessional. I told myself then I should simply have declined and given no reason, which would likely have avoided the yelling. It is good now to see that none of us were the ones being unprofessional to expect a job interview to happen in a place business is conducted.<\/p>\n
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