Recently, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) raised the wages for SAG voice actors recording for video games.

"In addition to higher pay, SAG had demanded residuals for successful games -- not unlike the payments actors receive for television shows. The union didn't get residuals, but it did raise the minimum wage to $759 for a four-hour voice-over stint. It also got increases in required contributions to the union's benefits plan in a contract running through 2008."

Source, the Chicago Tribune.

Has this wage increase changed the way that you do business with voice actors?