SAG Hosts Nigerian Actors' Union

The Screen Stars Guild located leaders from the Stars Guild of Nigeria in a reception Wednesday in the Marmalade Caf in La. The AGN people travelled to Hollywood to switch ideas with SAG leaders along with other entertainment industry professionals. "Be it championing the audiovisual performances treaty at WIPO or trying to exchange ideas and finest practices, the guild's collaboration with unions such as the Stars Guild of Nigeria is vital to evolving the reason for all stars," stated Duncan Crabtree Ireland, deputy national executive director and general counsel for SAG. "Screen Stars Guild values our associations with this sister unions all over the world, and joins them within the battle to enhance the work lives of stars everywhere."Based on a 2009 study through the Un Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Nigeria may be the second most prolific country when it comes to film production. A current story within the Washington Occasions noted the film industry utilizes more Nigerians than every other industry besides agriculture.