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Many Casting Company Fees Done Away with in California
By EmploymentCrossing | Dated: 06-15-2011
Casting agencies will no longer be able to squeeze cash-strapped TV and movie extras. Claiming adherence to state and local labor laws, California is forcing the casting companies to stop charging the actors special fees for placing them on a set. The Screen Actors Guild and the extras applaud this move to protect the actors’ slender resources. Minimum wage for an extra is $64 a day.
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