SAG-AFTRA's negotiating committee and the bargaining group for the video game companies have agreed to return to the table on Oct. 23

SAG-AFTRA and the video game companies are resuming contract negotiations for the first time since video game actors went on strike.

After a strike that lasted nearly five months, SAG-AFTRA will resume negotiations with major game publishers, seeking protections from unethical AI for video ga

It’s been many months since SAG-AFTRA and the major video game companies sat down for in-person bargaining talks on a new contract. That’s about to change. The actors union, which launched a strike in late July against several companies,

SAG-AFTRA is going to talk to a slew of video game publishers to get voice actors a better deal.

The International Federation of Actors (FIA) has declared its support for the SAG-AFTRA video game strike. The FIA represents performers from over 60 countries, who "voted unanimously" in support of SAG-AFTRA during a meeting held in New Zealand earlier this month.

This summer, video game actors went on strike as the major studios failed to reach an agreement for a new deal with their union, SAG-AFTRA. Discussions between the two organizations ceased in July, but SAG-AFTRA has announced that it will resume negotiations with the video game companies next week.

The SAG-AFTRA talent union has resumed negotiations with video game companies around rules for using AI for voice acting in games.