The actress reveals how much money she makes recording La Rosa de Guadalupe. Photo: TikTok video capture via @michelledeitaa
Actress Michelle De Ita shared a few shots on her TikTok account in which she explained how much money the actors who take part in the famous series make The Rose of Guadalupewhich has been carried out by Televisa since 2008 and already includes more than 1,850 chapters.
“First let me tell you that we are registered with the National Association of Actors (ANDA). This association charges us a commission, but they also ensure that our payments are made on time and properly,” he explains the artist.
He then stated that it differed depending on the recording time: “It depends on the total number of hours you’ve recorded on your current day, it’s the kind of contract ANDA will give you, but usually it goes by.” $1,000 to $2,000 a day for 8.5 hours of work, although many more hours are generally recorded, say 16 or 18 hours a day, and overtime is double-paid.”
Explaining that they also received bonuses from the productions for transportation, food and what is known as a wardrobe letter for the actor to buy certain things from shoes to jeans, Michelle pointed out, “That support can vary a lot in productions like this . I’ve heard support ranges from $1,500 to $10,000 per chapter.”
He also pointed out that once the episode is recorded and aired, they could also receive royalties if it airs in other countries.
In a second video, he mentioned that the episodes of La Rosa de Guadalupe or Como Dice el Dicho were usually recorded in two and a half days, in 8.5 hour days, but sometimes extras worked depending on the role they played .
Finally, he revealed, “Let’s say the actor with the lowest turnout can get around 1,500 pesos per chapter, and the protagonist or anyone else who goes out or records long hours, the benefits and bonuses are added so that he gets between 15,000 US- Dollars and $25,000 pesos for three call days and license fees are paid separately”.
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In the comments, Michelle explained that many of the actors begin their careers in these types of programs known to be uniform, and of the ridicule some of the episodes have generated, she pointed out, “In the end, it’s the story or that script the actors don’t”.
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