I want to clear the air here. This strike is not about millionaires asking other millionaires for more money. As of 2023, 87% of actors in the guild must have multiple side hustles or multi hyphenate themselves in order to survive. This wasn’t always the case but streaming services have changed the film industry exponentially. Actors see none of those residuals while studios see billions. All we ask is fair pay. What’s worse is the studios even ADMIT that we are in a new era yet they are fighting us tooth and nail, unwilling to take any accountability for their corporate greed or work with us in negotiating a new deal. Better think twice bc the workers aren’t going anywhere. No matter the heat. #sagaftrastrong @sagaftra
I want to clear the air here. This strike is not about millionaires asking other millionaires for more money. As of 2023, 87% of actors in the guild must have multiple side hustles or multi hyphenate themselves in order to survive. This wasn’t always the case but streaming services have changed the film industry exponentially. Actors see none of those residuals while studios see billions. All we ask is fair pay. What’s worse is the studios even ADMIT that we are in a new era yet they are fighting us tooth and nail, unwilling to take any accountability for their corporate greed or work with us in negotiating a new deal. Better think twice bc the workers aren’t going anywhere. No matter the heat. #sagaftrastrong @sagaftra
I want to clear the air here. This strike is not about millionaires asking other millionaires for more money. As of 2023, 87% of actors in the guild must have multiple side hustles or multi hyphenate themselves in order to survive. This wasn’t always the case but streaming services have changed the film industry exponentially. Actors see none of those residuals while studios see billions. All we ask is fair pay. What’s worse is the studios even ADMIT that we are in a new era yet they are fighting us tooth and nail, unwilling to take any accountability for their corporate greed or work with us in negotiating a new deal. Better think twice bc the workers aren’t going anywhere. No matter the heat. #sagaftrastrong @sagaftra
Film Stop.
Film Stop.
Film Stop.
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Summer humid feels
Peep.
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Deetjens. No service. No wifi. No tv. Hell of a dream that almost shut down due to covid and recent wildfires. Thank god we can still enjoy it.
Deetjens. No service. No wifi. No tv. Hell of a dream that almost shut down due to covid and recent wildfires. Thank god we can still enjoy it.
Deetjens. No service. No wifi. No tv. Hell of a dream that almost shut down due to covid and recent wildfires. Thank god we can still enjoy it.
Deetjens. No service. No wifi. No tv. Hell of a dream that almost shut down due to covid and recent wildfires. Thank god we can still enjoy it.
We’re celebrating female creatives based in Los Angeles who are inspiring to us at RABÔT. Meet Elise Eberle and Shari Sharpe, photographed on film by Bella Gadsby. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elise Eberle ventured out to NYC at the ripe age of 17 after being given the opportunity to work at Teen Vogue. After working for the Fashion Market Editor for a year, she decided to move to LA to pursue her acting career – which was already in motion, having previously gone to Sundance for starring in Drake Doremus’s “Breathe In” (with Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce), and co-leading the first screen adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel “Tiger Eyes,” as well as starring alongside Claire Danes in “As Cool As I Am.” Soon after moving to LA and receiving critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone and WSJ, Elise booked a series regular on 3 successful seasons of the WGN TV Series, “SALEM,” and then crossed into the music world, being cast as the lead in The Lumineers music video, “Sleep on the Floor,” which has gained over 200 million views and counting. She then recurred on Amazon’s “The Last Tycoon,” alongside Lily Collins and just finished recurring heavily in the final two seasons of “Shameless.” Elise’s passions stem beyond her ambitious acting career. She has also proved to be an exceptionally talented visual artist in painting and photography, showcasing and selling out her creations through her website and galleries. Born in London, UK, and raised in Toronto, Canada, Shari Sharpe is a writer who brings unapologetic humour and an international lens to her work. After a long academic career that brought her to L.A., she’s written features for TV, won several awards and has made her foray into directing with her first short in post. Shari’s work explores themes of identity, belonging, and double consciousness, while tackling the invisible yet inherent truths of interracial relationships and families. #eliseeberle #sharisharpe #creativefemales #femaleempowerment #inspiringfemales #losangeles #losangeleswomen #rabôtfemaleportraitseries
We’re celebrating female creatives based in Los Angeles who are inspiring to us at RABÔT. Meet Elise Eberle and Shari Sharpe, photographed on film by Bella Gadsby. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elise Eberle ventured out to NYC at the ripe age of 17 after being given the opportunity to work at Teen Vogue. After working for the Fashion Market Editor for a year, she decided to move to LA to pursue her acting career – which was already in motion, having previously gone to Sundance for starring in Drake Doremus’s “Breathe In” (with Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce), and co-leading the first screen adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel “Tiger Eyes,” as well as starring alongside Claire Danes in “As Cool As I Am.” Soon after moving to LA and receiving critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone and WSJ, Elise booked a series regular on 3 successful seasons of the WGN TV Series, “SALEM,” and then crossed into the music world, being cast as the lead in The Lumineers music video, “Sleep on the Floor,” which has gained over 200 million views and counting. She then recurred on Amazon’s “The Last Tycoon,” alongside Lily Collins and just finished recurring heavily in the final two seasons of “Shameless.” Elise’s passions stem beyond her ambitious acting career. She has also proved to be an exceptionally talented visual artist in painting and photography, showcasing and selling out her creations through her website and galleries. Born in London, UK, and raised in Toronto, Canada, Shari Sharpe is a writer who brings unapologetic humour and an international lens to her work. After a long academic career that brought her to L.A., she’s written features for TV, won several awards and has made her foray into directing with her first short in post. Shari’s work explores themes of identity, belonging, and double consciousness, while tackling the invisible yet inherent truths of interracial relationships and families. #eliseeberle #sharisharpe #creativefemales #femaleempowerment #inspiringfemales #losangeles #losangeleswomen #rabôtfemaleportraitseries
We’re celebrating female creatives based in Los Angeles who are inspiring to us at RABÔT. Meet Elise Eberle and Shari Sharpe, photographed on film by Bella Gadsby. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elise Eberle ventured out to NYC at the ripe age of 17 after being given the opportunity to work at Teen Vogue. After working for the Fashion Market Editor for a year, she decided to move to LA to pursue her acting career – which was already in motion, having previously gone to Sundance for starring in Drake Doremus’s “Breathe In” (with Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce), and co-leading the first screen adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel “Tiger Eyes,” as well as starring alongside Claire Danes in “As Cool As I Am.” Soon after moving to LA and receiving critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone and WSJ, Elise booked a series regular on 3 successful seasons of the WGN TV Series, “SALEM,” and then crossed into the music world, being cast as the lead in The Lumineers music video, “Sleep on the Floor,” which has gained over 200 million views and counting. She then recurred on Amazon’s “The Last Tycoon,” alongside Lily Collins and just finished recurring heavily in the final two seasons of “Shameless.” Elise’s passions stem beyond her ambitious acting career. She has also proved to be an exceptionally talented visual artist in painting and photography, showcasing and selling out her creations through her website and galleries. Born in London, UK, and raised in Toronto, Canada, Shari Sharpe is a writer who brings unapologetic humour and an international lens to her work. After a long academic career that brought her to L.A., she’s written features for TV, won several awards and has made her foray into directing with her first short in post. Shari’s work explores themes of identity, belonging, and double consciousness, while tackling the invisible yet inherent truths of interracial relationships and families. #eliseeberle #sharisharpe #creativefemales #femaleempowerment #inspiringfemales #losangeles #losangeleswomen #rabôtfemaleportraitseries
We’re celebrating female creatives based in Los Angeles who are inspiring to us at RABÔT. Meet Elise Eberle and Shari Sharpe, photographed on film by Bella Gadsby. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elise Eberle ventured out to NYC at the ripe age of 17 after being given the opportunity to work at Teen Vogue. After working for the Fashion Market Editor for a year, she decided to move to LA to pursue her acting career – which was already in motion, having previously gone to Sundance for starring in Drake Doremus’s “Breathe In” (with Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce), and co-leading the first screen adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel “Tiger Eyes,” as well as starring alongside Claire Danes in “As Cool As I Am.” Soon after moving to LA and receiving critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone and WSJ, Elise booked a series regular on 3 successful seasons of the WGN TV Series, “SALEM,” and then crossed into the music world, being cast as the lead in The Lumineers music video, “Sleep on the Floor,” which has gained over 200 million views and counting. She then recurred on Amazon’s “The Last Tycoon,” alongside Lily Collins and just finished recurring heavily in the final two seasons of “Shameless.” Elise’s passions stem beyond her ambitious acting career. She has also proved to be an exceptionally talented visual artist in painting and photography, showcasing and selling out her creations through her website and galleries. Born in London, UK, and raised in Toronto, Canada, Shari Sharpe is a writer who brings unapologetic humour and an international lens to her work. After a long academic career that brought her to L.A., she’s written features for TV, won several awards and has made her foray into directing with her first short in post. Shari’s work explores themes of identity, belonging, and double consciousness, while tackling the invisible yet inherent truths of interracial relationships and families. #eliseeberle #sharisharpe #creativefemales #femaleempowerment #inspiringfemales #losangeles #losangeleswomen #rabôtfemaleportraitseries
We’re celebrating female creatives based in Los Angeles who are inspiring to us at RABÔT. Meet Elise Eberle and Shari Sharpe, photographed on film by Bella Gadsby. Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elise Eberle ventured out to NYC at the ripe age of 17 after being given the opportunity to work at Teen Vogue. After working for the Fashion Market Editor for a year, she decided to move to LA to pursue her acting career – which was already in motion, having previously gone to Sundance for starring in Drake Doremus’s “Breathe In” (with Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce), and co-leading the first screen adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel “Tiger Eyes,” as well as starring alongside Claire Danes in “As Cool As I Am.” Soon after moving to LA and receiving critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone and WSJ, Elise booked a series regular on 3 successful seasons of the WGN TV Series, “SALEM,” and then crossed into the music world, being cast as the lead in The Lumineers music video, “Sleep on the Floor,” which has gained over 200 million views and counting. She then recurred on Amazon’s “The Last Tycoon,” alongside Lily Collins and just finished recurring heavily in the final two seasons of “Shameless.” Elise’s passions stem beyond her ambitious acting career. She has also proved to be an exceptionally talented visual artist in painting and photography, showcasing and selling out her creations through her website and galleries. Born in London, UK, and raised in Toronto, Canada, Shari Sharpe is a writer who brings unapologetic humour and an international lens to her work. After a long academic career that brought her to L.A., she’s written features for TV, won several awards and has made her foray into directing with her first short in post. Shari’s work explores themes of identity, belonging, and double consciousness, while tackling the invisible yet inherent truths of interracial relationships and families. #eliseeberle #sharisharpe #creativefemales #femaleempowerment #inspiringfemales #losangeles #losangeleswomen #rabôtfemaleportraitseries
