If anything, the fact you have experience with “pretending to be/becoming something else” can only benefit you since you’re ready and willing to say What If even before you’ve stepped into a booth.
There are far worse people already in the industry in comparison.
…but I can’t help but have this concern looming over my head. Vent artwork below.
…but really if you’re a furry VA, HI I’m here
If anything, the fact you have experience with “pretending to be/becoming something else” can only benefit you since you’re ready and willing to say What If even before you’ve stepped into a booth.
There are far worse people already in the industry in comparison.
Imagine how mad he’ll be when we get it passed. Make your voice heard and demand that Congress vote yes on this as soon as they come back:
Imagine how mad he’ll be when we get it passed. Make your voice heard and demand that Congress vote yes on this as soon as they come back:
- George Bernard Shaw
- George Bernard Shaw
It shouldn't be that way. I get why it is.
But this kind of treatment of VAs should not be happening.
He refused to sign paperwork that, in his words, was not industry standard.
It shouldn't be that way. I get why it is.
But this kind of treatment of VAs should not be happening.
It’s about looking out for EVERYONE, not just those who can afford a legal professional.
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He refused to sign paperwork that, in his words, was not industry standard.
It’s about looking out for EVERYONE, not just those who can afford a legal professional.
Wow who'd a thunk?
(Voice actors were always right to strike)
Wow who'd a thunk?
(Voice actors were always right to strike)
1) Yes. When a non-union performer works on a union contract, they are entitled to all of the same exact protections/pay/etc. that a union performer receives.
1) Yes. When a non-union performer works on a union contract, they are entitled to all of the same exact protections/pay/etc. that a union performer receives.