It’s been nearly three weeks since SAG-AFTRA‘s talks with the video game industry broke off, but a power-up is on the horizon.
The union said today that negotiations for a new Interactive Media Agreement will continue. But as for when — stay tuned. Bargaining “will continue with new dates to be released as soon as they are determined,” SAG-AFTRA said.
The union’s 160,000-strong membership voted overwhelmingly last month to authorize a strike against 10 of the major video game companies.
Many of the issues involved in the union’s three-month film and TV strike are common to those in the video game contract, including wages and artificial intelligence.
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