ACTRA Manitoba represents the interests of over 876 Full, Apprentice and Additional Background members. It is one of the nine branches of ACTRA, Canada’s national union of over 30,000 professional performers working in English-language recorded media.
Welcome to ACTRA Manitoba
President's Message
Happy New Year ACTRA Manitoba Members! Your new Council has been hard at work! Our committees have been struck and much has been happening in our first few months to bring our members together, grow our work opportunities, and advocate nationally on issues that matter to us all.
Read further to find out how to learn more about what your Council has been working on, ACTRA National matters, and how to connect with your leadership.
Read further to find out how to learn more about what your Council has been working on, ACTRA National matters, and how to connect with your leadership.
IPA Ratification
ACTRA members have voted to ratify the 2025-2027 ACTRA Independent Production Agreement (IPA) for a three-year term.
Member Bulletins
Visit the 'Bulletins' page to stay up-to-date on events and issues that matter to ACTRA Manitoba performers.
Also be sure to follow ACTRA Manitoba and ACTRA National socials on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook!
Quick Links
FIND A PERFORMER
ACTRAonline is ACTRA’s database of professional performers. Find an ACTRA Manitoba member today!
PAY YOUR DUES
Paying your annual ACTRA membership dues is fast and easy. Find the best option for you.
COST ESTIMATOR
Interested in hiring a Professional ACTRA Performer for your commercial production but don’t know how much it will cost?
CASTING DIRECTORS
Find out more about casting directors in Manitoba.
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What’s filming in Manitoba
Manitoba’s talented performers and crew, as well as a strong Film and Television Tax Credit, make it an ideal location for film, television and digital media production.
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.
