Re: Pay for the privilege...

On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 12:23:32 -0400, "Mason Barge"
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>"The Starmaker" <starmaker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>>I know this may sound to far fetch..
>> but I believe for example,
>> Why should an actor
>> have to take the day off from
>> work to go to an audition, and risk
>> losing that job or pay for the day..
>> when they can charge for it.
>>
>> Let the studios  pay actors for the privilege of auditioning them.
>>
>> Maybe, there could be a directory, or web site with the picture of the
>> actor, with bio and the price listed for the privilege of auditioning
>> them.
>>
>> I'll go even a step further...
>> maybe the Screen Actors Guild could demand that all of it's members
>> are to be paid an "auditioning fee".
>>
>> I think that's fair.
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>Great idea!  Why stop with Hollywood?  I think all employers should pay 
>anyone they interview.  That's fair.

I wasn't stopping with Hollywood...I just gave an example with
Hollywood. I wrote: "I believe for example,"...


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>Not to mention, writing, printing, and mailing out those resumes ain't
free. 
>I say if they open the resume, they cut a check for $5.00.