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Hollywood Actors Are Leaping Into Video Games
(www.nytimes.com)
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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With video gaming being a bigger market than movies and music this was inevitable. So far it's actually been good. As long as they can maintain that level of quality I'm all for it (unless it makes games significantly more expensive)
It’s gonna inflate the costs, if you want to use a union actor, the rest of the actors need to be too, and they all have to be paid a minimum.
Oh no! Actors being paid the minimum legal amount?!
Think of how much it will cost to produce now that they have to pay the least they can possibly be allowed to pay someone!
You know what’s cheaper? Having Steve the mail guy do it for $1,500, if they even give him a bonus.