Avail checks, pins, first refusals and holds are all terms you might hear from your agent after an audition for film or TV...but what do those words really mean?
Did you book the role? Are you close to booking the part?
In less than one minute, Alex breaks down what these words actually mean from the SAG-AFTRA union standpoint, and why most of these words just mean you did a really great job in your audition.
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