A SAG card, also known as a SAG-AFTRA membership card, confirms that an individual is part of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), which is a labor union representing actors in film, television, and radio. This card provides access to various benefits and privileges, including health and pension plans, industry discounts, and eligibility to work on union projects, which are often required for television and film roles[1][2][3].
Earning a SAG card is considered a significant milestone in an actor's career, akin to obtaining a driver's license, as it indicates professional status within the industry[2][3]. To become eligible for a SAG card, individuals must meet specific criteria, such as being hired for a speaking role in a union project or working as a background actor in SAG productions[1][4]. Once eligible, actors must submit application paperwork and pay a fee to officially join the union[3][4].
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