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7 SAG-AFTRA SPECIAL ISSUE 2025 / sagaf tra.org 3 1 S T A N N UA L S C R E E N AC T O R S G U I L D AWA R D S ® EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Pamela Greenwalt Managing Editor Damon Romine Associate Managing Editor Tom Leupold Art Director Yvette Youssefia Magazine Staff Jalika Conteh, Kiley Cristiano, Léa Curtis, Margo Giordano, Aaron Goddard, Carly Heath Raymond Hernandez, Steve Holbert, Delaney Howard, Omobosola Jimoh, Michael McNulty, Joe Mulgado, Rona Rapadas, Sheara Reich, Yael Soto, Natalie Sylvestre, Katie Wallack, Mei Wang, Breanna Wilson, Valerie Yaros Editorial Subcommittee Liz Zazzi (chair) Ellen Crawford (vice chair) Rik Deskin (vice chair) Joy Benedict Douglass Bowen-Flynn Dileep Rao Jeff Spurgeon Christine Bruno (alternate) Evans Donnell (alternate) Robert Keniston (alternate) Linda Santavicca (alternate) Contributors Deeann Hoff, Caroline O'Connor Advertising Sales Margo Giordano (323) 549-6694 ILCA Award Winner for General Excellence and Best Publication Design LETTERS TO THE EDITOR must be signed with your full name and local affiliation. Selected letters are limited to 150 words and may be edited for accuracy, space and clarity. Every effort will be made to preserve the author's intended substance. This section is intended for the general membership and, with the exception of convention delegates, is not available to SAG-AFTRA's elected officials. Letters are published at the discretion of the National Editorial Subcommittee. SEND LETTERS TO: Letters to the Editor SAG-AFTRA Magazine 5757 Wilshire Boulevard, 7th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90036 Letters may also be emailed to magazine.editor@sagaftra.org or shared via social media @sagaftra. FOR THE RECORD: In the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of SAG-AFTRA magazine, the late Teri Garr's name was misspelled. We regret the error. Editor's Note Our Hearts Are With Those Affected by the Southern California Wildfire As this issue went to print, the destructive Los Angeles County fires continue to burn while many suffer unimaginable losses. All of us at SAG-AFTRA would like to take this moment to express our deepest sympathies to those affected and extend our sincerest gratitude to the first responders, communities and individuals working tirelessly to defend neighborhoods and save lives throughout this crisis. Since its inception, the Screen Actors Guild Awards has provided an annual donation to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, which includes a Disaster Relief Fund for members. SAG-AFTRA is honored to be a part of the growing community of organizations supporting the fire victims. If you or someone you know has been affected by the wildfires, resources are available at sagaftra.org/laresources. If you're in a position to join those who are contributing and helping members, please visit sagaftra.foundation/donate. The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2025, will be an opportunity for our creative community to come together and support those impacted by this disaster. It will also continue to be a unique celebration of the tremendous talent of those who've devoted their lives to the art of performance. Thank you to the artists who inspire us through their creativity, passion and resilience. This is a ceremony that's dedicated to you. - 9