Tentative Agreement Reached Between SAG-AFTRA and Video Game Companies
June 10, 2025 - 08:49
SAG-AFTRA and video game companies have reached a tentative agreement, signaling a potential end to the ongoing strike that has impacted the industry. This development comes after extended negotiations aimed at addressing the concerns of voice actors and other performers in the gaming sector.
The strike, which began several months ago, centered around issues such as fair compensation, working conditions, and the use of artificial intelligence in the creation of video game characters. Union representatives have expressed optimism about the new deal, highlighting that it reflects the needs and rights of performers in an evolving digital landscape.
While the details of the agreement have yet to be fully disclosed, both parties are hopeful that it will lead to a resolution that benefits all involved. If ratified by union members, this tentative deal could pave the way for a swift return to work for many actors, bringing much-needed stability back to the gaming industry.
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