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Actor Awards Renamed: SAG Awards Gets New Identity
9 Dec
Summary
- SAG Awards rebranded as The Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA.
- Silent House Productions returns to produce the live Netflix telecast.
- The 32nd Actor Awards ceremony will stream live on Netflix March 1st.
The highly anticipated Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards, has revealed its production team for its upcoming 32nd edition. Silent House Productions will return for a third consecutive year to helm the live Netflix telecast, with Jon Brockett stepping into the newly created role of showrunner while continuing as an executive producer. This significant rebranding aims to better align the awards show's name with its "Actor" statuette, a move mirroring other major award ceremonies.
The 32nd annual Actor Awards is scheduled to stream live on Netflix on Sunday, March 1st, originating from the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. The production team includes director Russell Norman and production designer Matt Steinbrenner, alongside head writer Steven Murphy. Various SAG-AFTRA committee members and producers are also involved in bringing this prestigious event to viewers.
Silent House Productions brings extensive experience to the telecast, having produced previous SAG Awards ceremonies and other high-profile events including "Opry100: A Live Celebration" and the film "Taylor Swift -- The Eras Tour." Their recent work also includes an Emmy-winning variety special, underscoring their capability to deliver a memorable broadcast for "The Actor Awards."
