ACTRA Alberta represents the interests of almost 1,321 members and is one of the nine branches of ACTRA, the national union of over 30,000 professional performers working in English-language recorded media in Canada.
Welcome to ACTRA Alberta
ACTRA Alberta Awards
The ACTRA Alberta Awards will be held on November 2 at the Plaza Theatre in Calgary.
Nominees announced the week of October 14th.
For a list of nominees & ticket information, visit the awards page.
Nominees announced the week of October 14th.
For a list of nominees & ticket information, visit the awards page.
United We Bargain
ACTRA is ready to bargain a new Independent Production Agreement (IPA) later this year. Visit the ACTRA IPA bargaining resources pages for information and updates.
What's shooting in Alberta
Alberta’s film, television and digital media industry supports rural economic development, promotes tourism, employs thousands of Albertans and brings diversity to Alberta’s economy.
Quick Links
TALENT AGENTS
Be sure to review these tips before choosing a talent agent to represent your needs as a professional performer and check out our handy list of local contacts.
NOTICES
Learn more about the latest news and updates from your ACTRA Alberta Branch.
CASTING DIRECTORS
Find out more about the role of the casting director plus a list of local contacts.
FIND A PERFORMER
ACTRAonline.ca is ACTRA’s database of professional performers. Find a professional ACTRA performer today and watch the most talented artists in Canada bring your creative ideas to life!
HAVEN Online
Available to members of ACTRA, the Directors Guild of Canada and Canadian Actors' Equity Association, HAVEN Online allows performers to confidentially or anonymously report inappropriate behaviour and harassment in the workplace to their union/guild.
ACTRA Magazine: Fall 2024
Enjoy the Fall issue of ACTRA Magazine which features an exclusive bargaining Q&A with National President Eleanor Noble, along with stories on why the potential threats of artificial intelligence must be taken seriously, the big win for child performers in B.C., much more.
