
Account of @EquityUK's Audio Committee. Representing members across the audio industry in the UK. #BigAudioAudit #EquityGameOn #SolidarityWithSAGAFTRA
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EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Bectu has released guidance for SHOOTING & RECORDING INTIMACY IN GAMES:
tinyurl.com/BectuIntimacyInG…
Games professionals, please share with your network.
(Thanks to Rosanna Normanton and the amazing IC team at @bectu)
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Excellent advice for #voiceover work, avoiding scams, I've seen a few of these tips in different formats, but it's a great reminder to raise awareness.
🎙️ AUDIO ARTISTS BEWARE
Scammers are targeting audio artists more than ever. We’ve received real stories from @EquityUK members who lost work and money to fake clients.
Learn the red flags 🚩 and how to protect yourself...
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
🚨UK VOICE ACTORS 🚨
A video game AI casting call is doing the rounds in the UK and its vagueness raises red flags.
If you’re considering auditioning for projects like this, casting should be able to answer these questions easily and promptly:
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Any use of AI to clone someone’s voice, image, or likeness, should always be OPT-IN only. Identifiable biometric data should be protected and never used for training or cloning without clear informed consent and control.
Federal legislation like the NO FAKES Act will help ensure that ALL Americans have these protections regardless of the state they live in.
If you'd like to learn more about the work NAVA is doing protecting voices in the age of AI, visit navavoices.org/advocacy/
#navavoices
Polling stations are NOW OPEN in England, Scotland and Wales to elect 136 English councils, the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Senedd.
Don't forget that in England you'll need to show your photo ID to vote.
Share with everyone you know to tell them to vote too
This week Equity's Kirsten Muat sat before the Women and Equalities Committee @ukcommonscommittees and said what many of our members already know: precarious, low-paid work stops women from speaking out about bad behaviour.
The committee will soon be asking for submissions to their inquiry on Experiences of Women in Live Comedy, watch this space to find out how to take part.
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Fantastic news in the UK today - the government has apparently ditched its plan to force creatives to 'opt out' if they don't want AI companies training on their life's work.
The opt-out proposal was unfair and unworkable. Many couldn't realistically have opted out at all, and it would have affected small rights holders disproportionately negatively.
We should be grateful to the government for listening to reason on this, rather than just listening to the big tech lobby. They have done the right thing by putting opt-out behind us.
They should now reaffirm what the law says - that AI companies must license people's work if they want to train on it - and commit not to change that law.
thetimes.com/uk/technology-u…
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Spoke about threat of Generative AI and synthetic female replacements on behalf of @EquityUK @Equity this week at @The_TUC Women’s Conference in Bournemouth Enthusiastic understanding unanimous response @EquityAudio Read my blog jeanrogers.net/post/what-can…
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Infuriating. And not in the least bit surprising.
This clip makes it abundantly clear the @UKLabour government is planning to introduce a copyright exception for commercial research (read: AI training) - which would be disastrous for British creatives.
When asked the simple question of whether AI companies will be required to license copyrighted work they want to train on in the UK (as they are required to do at the moment!), this government minister says:
"Our priority is to ensure that the UK is ready for AI-related risks while supporting responsible innovation and long-term growth."
If you are planning on maintaining robust copyright laws that protect creators, this is not the answer you give.
This is the answer you give if you're preparing to try to justify upending the law and throwing creatives under the bus.
Creatives in the UK gearing up for a big fight, I think.
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Did people with ears hear it before it went out? We consider Amazon's release of some much-loved animé titles, badly dubbed with AI voices.
Is it possible to make AI dubbing work for performers?
Mathilde shares her own experience on this subject. Click 🔗 in bio to 🎧
If you are an Equity member who was recently engaged as a performer or stage management on Squid Game: The Experience by Luna Cinema/Luna Entertainment, please contact Equity with a copy of your contract at [email protected]
We have concerns that you may have been denied your basic employment rights and you could therefore be owed a significant amount of money.

ALT Text only graphic reads: "Have you worked for Squid Game: The Experience? If you are an Equity member who was recently engaged as a performer or stage management on Squid Game: The Experience by Luna Cinema/Luna Entertainment, please contact Equity with a copy of your contract at [email protected]. We have concerns that you may have been denied your basic employment rights and you could therefore be owed a significant amount of money" The text is in lilac on a dark purple background.
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Didn't catch the full bit, but in these dire times of mainstream generative A.I. invading the arts, this from @AKblackandred was very much appreciated 👏 at @HorrorGameAward the other night.
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Voiceover artists and motion-capture performers are demanding an end to the low pay and unethical practices rife in the videogames industry.
Union contracts in gaming now 🎮
Find out more on our website: equity.org.uk/advice-and-sup…
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
✊Videogames performers recently got together to demand union contracts in gaming ✊
Performers are demanding:
🎮Fair pay
🎮Informed consent
🎮Safe workplaces
🎮Transparent contracts
🎮Equity agreements
Full story: equity.org.uk/news/2025/equi…
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Union contracts in gaming now! Yesterday Equity took over the National Videogames Museum in Sheffield to call for decent pay and conditions for videogames performers, from working hours to fair pay to safety and protections from exploitation by AI.
Photo credit: Milo Chandler
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
🎮 EQUITY GAMES NETWORK ACTION DAY
Equity member working in games?
Want to share yr experiences of the industry with fellow workers?
Come to @EquityUK's Games Network Action Day, Thurs 6th Nov 10:30am - 4pm in Bloomsbury, London.
Register here:
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✊🏻🎮
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
The ever impressive Dr. @Mathilde_Pavis - here to save our bacon, once again!
Our colleague, activist & AI rights expert, Dr @Mathilde_Pavis has created a vital AI Deal Checklist on what artists and agents should look for when engaging. Even better, she has authorised us to share it for free. 🥹🙏🏻
Find it via our linktree here:
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EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
*CALLING ALL VOICE ARTISTS & VOICE AGENTS*
❗️Have you or one of your clients been offered a voice job on an AI project?
❗️Do you know what potential pitfalls to look out for?
🛟Read this essential AI checklist before signing on the dotted line. Download your copy here ⬇️
Our colleague, activist & AI rights expert, Dr @Mathilde_Pavis has created a vital AI Deal Checklist on what artists and agents should look for when engaging. Even better, she has authorised us to share it for free. 🥹🙏🏻
Find it via our linktree here:
tr.ee/j8XL0IketP
EquityAudioCommittee retweeted
Shannon Sailing - Equity’s Industrial Official, Audio and New Media - made her way to Belfast today to speak #aicon2025 in front of a packed room about the need to protect jobs and protect IP @EquityAudio @EquityUK. Thanks to Shannon and the Conference!






























