Please help us keep NYC jobs — Page 2

To the OP. I can understand if you're concerned about missing a soap being filmed in New York due to it ending with the loss of jobs. However, it's a business. The people employed realize that when they decided to become a professional actor that they were going to be making their livings freelancing. Yes, it does suck and no one likes to see people without having a job. But, it isn't as if those involved weren't aware of the potential risks involved when signing the contract.

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I live in Los Angeles where there is plenty of soap opera work...

So, why am I working this summer in CT? Because it's nice.

I wonder if I should take my passport?

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No.


I'll be at Goodspeed.

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Updated On: 5/20/10 at 09:50 PM

"Is it so wrong that people want to escape from reality for an hour or less a day?"

Nope. But the point is that not enough do to make soaps economical, aka profitable, or at least more profitable than something else. It's a business.