After a new ballot, SAG-AFTRA has voted "overwhelmingly" to end the year-long video game voice actor's strike.
Beginning in October 2016, members of the Screen Actor's Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists refused to work with the likes of Disney, Activision and Take 2, citing the lack of a fair payment deal for voiceover artists working for video game companies.
In September, a tentative agreement was made with all 11 affected publishers to bring the strike to an end after publishers agreed to bonus payments, more transparent contracts and means to combat vocal stress.
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Beginning in October 2016, members of the Screen Actor's Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists refused to work with the likes of Disney, Activision and Take 2, citing the lack of a fair payment deal for voiceover artists working for video game companies.
In September, a tentative agreement was made with all 11 affected publishers to bring the strike to an end after publishers agreed to bonus payments, more transparent contracts and means to combat vocal stress.
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