A dispute between the Screen Actors GuildâAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and some of the worldâs biggest video game publishers is officially over, just over a year after it began.
After a year of striking, countless career sacrifices and some thorny negotiating, the video game voice actors of the Screen Actors GuildâAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) finally came to a tentative agreement with the 11 struck game game companies last night. Without some big demandsâŠ
After nearly a year striking, unionized video game voice actors just tentatively agreed to end their boycott against 11 games companies, a new Screen Actorsâ Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) press release said today. Voice actors had demanded residual payments, better protectionsâŠ
As the longest strike in Screen Actors Guild history chugs on, video game voice actors are making painful career sacrifices to show solidarity with their union. 234 days into the strike, after Microsoft announced Life Is Strange: Before The Storm, fans immediately sussed out that award-winning voice actress andâŠ
Last night at the Game Awards, Uncharted voice actor Nolan North made some vague and puzzling remarks referencing the recent voice actorsâ strike during his acceptance speech for âBest Performance.â Throughout the web, his comments were interpreted as criticism of the strike. But was that really what he was trying toâŠ
Last week, members of the Screen Actors GuildâAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists went on strike against key game companies. Per Motherboard, weâre getting a closer look at one of the guildâs complaints.
Following an announcement on Monday, voice actors within the Screen Actors GuildâAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists have begun their strike against certain video game employers as of 3:01 AM EST today. Kotaku has reached out to the involved parties.
Members of the Screen Actors GuildâAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) are threatening to strike against eleven game industry employers in a protest seeking changes to their contracts.
