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☆ How the Hollywood strikes are affecting social-media influencers, who are turning away brand deals and 5-figure paychecks to follow SAG-AFTRA rules
  + stars: | 2023-09-08 | by ( Reed Alexander | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
They're seeking ways to make money without running afoul of SAG-AFTRA, the actors' union. Some are already members of the actors' guild, SAG-AFTRA, which began welcoming influencers in 2021, while many others are hoping to join as they make more progress in their careers. "The implicit message from the actors' guild is: We're the gatekeepers of the career you want. "It was at that point I decided it might just be better to completely shift away from that kind of content," he told Insider in an interview . Aragon added that he's told studios that he's withdrawing his services indefinitely and might resume once the labor stoppages have ended.
Persons: Hollywood, Instagram —, they've, aren't, Jasmine Paige Moore, TikTok, she's, — Moore, Moore, Joseph Arujo, Arujo, Joe Aragon, Aragon, he's, Reed Alexander Organizations: SAG, Service, Hollywood, Writers Guild of America Locations: Wall, Silicon, Hollywood
☆ ‘We are casualties of this’: A film influencer with 470,000 TikTok followers on scrambling to take second jobs, making up for lost income, and facing online hate as Hollywood’s strikes drag on
  + stars: | 2023-08-31 | by ( Reed Alexander | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +11 min
Jasmine Paige Moore, a TikTok creator, tells Insider about giving up content creation and returning to bartending during the strike. This first-person as-told-to story is based on an August interview with Jasmine Paige Moore, a content creator with nearly 470,000 followers on TikTok and nearly 23,000 on Instagram. Within the first few days of the Hollywood actors' strike, a friend of mine — a fellow content creator with a large following on TikTok — faced backlash from users online. "We as content creators should be helping to educate each other, not tearing each other down," I wrote. And what this whole experience has done more than anything is show me that the content creator community has really not had a voice during this strike.
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