
SOUNDBOX:SIGNATORY
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Talent Supporting Talent
Specializing in Voice Over Signatory Services
CONVERTING WORK
Thank you for visiting our signatory site. We are happy to help.
SAG-AFTRA has many different types of agreements for different types of projects and all of these agreements have different terms and rates. In short, it’s okay if this feels confusing or overwhelming because it definitely can be but once you understand the process, it gets easier. We’re here for you every step of the way AND we’re always in touch with SAG-AFTRA for changes or updates to agreements and rates.
The reps at SAG-AFTRA are also here to help. They want to see your job go union too, so even if you think your project won’t meet the requirements, give us a call and we’ll see if there’s a way to make it work.
SB Signatory is not in the ‘what should my rate be’ business. We are here to help you convert your work and meet the minimum scale rate so that your non-union job can be made union but please refer to the GVAA Rate Guide if you need help determining rates for your non-union projects.
WHERE TO BEGIN
The first step in being able to convert your project from non-union to union is determining which union contract your project falls under.
Sometimes, this step is super easy to determine. Other times, it is much more complex and requires that we dig a little deeper into the details about your voice over job.
Please note, soundBOX LLC must be able to bill your client on your behalf. We cannot assist you if you’ve already been paid. We are happy to go through whatever steps are required to get setup with your client as a vendor and it’s usually just a matter of letting them know you will be using a third party paymaster for your invoice.
Take a look at the contract types below to see which SAG-AFTRA bucket your project lands in.
ALL ABOARD!
Please know in advance that all talent (VO or on-camera) involved in a project, under any contract, must be on board making a project union in order to convert.
You can’t just make the job union for yourself if you are part of an ensemble.





