Impact of SAG-AFTRA strike on ACTRA Toronto productions and members “ACTRA Toronto performers stand in solidarity with our SAG-AFTRA siblings in their efforts to reach a fair deal with U.S. studios. Canadian creators share many of the same issues faced by our colleagues to the south and support…
The ACTRA Toronto Council and Diversity and Inclusion Committee are working together to develop an Anti-Black Racism work plan. We are committed to working within our union and across the industry to bring about real and lasting change. Actions currently underway in 2020: Educate our Union We will develop a…
From Words to Actions In June of 2020, The ACTRA Toronto Council and Diversity and Inclusion Committee worked together to develop an Anti-Black Racism work plan, committed to working within our union and across the industry to bring about real and lasting change. On November 30, 2020, Jenn Paul was…
TORONTO, ON – ACTRA Toronto is proud to partner with Warner Bros. Discovery Access Canada to launch the Permit Access Fund with the goal of reducing barriers and creating a pathway for performers from historically underrepresented communities to access full membership within the union.
Business Representatives are ACTRA Toronto’s professional staff who ensure individual productions comply with ACTRA contracts. What does a Business Representative do? Business Representatives prioritize situations involving personal safety, unscripted nudity and/or sexually problematic scenes, or situations involving abuse of child performers – these types of situations will be dealt with…
TORONTO, ON – ACTRA Toronto is proud to announce the winners of the 21st ACTRA Awards in Toronto.
