• Making Acting, Auditioning, and the Theatre Industry More Equitable for Non-Union Actors with Spencer Martinez! // Ep. 176

  • Jun 10 2024
  • Length: 49 mins
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Making Acting, Auditioning, and the Theatre Industry More Equitable for Non-Union Actors with Spencer Martinez! // Ep. 176

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  • Hi creatives! Spencer Martinez is back on the podcast! She is a NYC-based performing artist and a founder of Limelight, an online community, forum, and blog working to establish a more equitable and inclusive theatre community.

    She shares where she is currently as a performer, defines it means to be a union actor vs. non-union actor (along with terms like ECC, EPA, AEA), and discusses in depth the important work she is doing to make auditions and work in general more equitable for non-union actors!

    If you are an aspiring actor, performer, or actor/singer/dancer triple threat, you will definitely want to listen in, especially if you are curious about union auditions or equity auditions and accessibility in the theatre industry. Listen in!

    Be sure to sign the non-union actors' list HERE

    Follow Spencer on IG @Limelightappnspencer HERE

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