UTAH

Paul Mulder, SAG Utah Branch President

First, I want you all to take pride in the fact that we have a Screen Actors Guild Branch in Utah, which means we have the privilege to have a voice in our 120,000-member national union. Let’s make that voice strong, united, active, and determined to create more union jobs by getting our SAG eligible friends to join and by getting the word out to producers about our many contracts and our commitment to assist them in every way possible.

Anne Sward, SAG Utah National Board Representative

I have been an officer of the Utah Branch of the Screen Actors Guild for over 10 years. I have been a working actress throughout the USA and had my SAG card since 1974. Membership involvement, organizing new contracts, advocating Utah film incentives, working with SAGindie and low budget contracts are my favorite issues. Collective bargaining works and protects performers, even in a Right to Work state, especially in a right to work state. I believe actors must value their work and protect it by upholding the Screen Actors Guild and its contracts.