Interactive
Interactive / Video Game Media Agreements
The Interactive Media Agreements covers interactive or video game programs where the viewer or user can manipulate, affect, or otherwise alter, on a real time basis, the sequence or presentation of the program.
Independent Interactive Media Agreements
Agreements:
- Tiered Budget Independent Interactive Media Agreement (Tiered Budget I-IMA)
- Independent Interactive Localization Agreement (I-ILA)
Tiered Budget Independent Interactive Media Agreement (Tiered Budget I-IMA)
This agreement has four tiers for budgets ranging from $250,000 to $30 million which allows indie game developers to qualify for our newest Interactive Agreement, giving them access to high-quality SAG-AFTRA talent.
Independent Interactive Localization Agreement (I-ILA)
This agreement, which contains the same streamlined, easy to understand baseline terms as the union’s Tiered Budget Independent Interactive Media Agreement, covers localization of video game projects produced in a language other than English. In addition to A.I. protections, the new agreement includes expanded session and voiceprint options for both principal and atmospheric roles as compared to the original Localization Agreement
Instructions to apply for the Independent Interactive Media Agreements
Tiered Budget Independent Interactive Media Agreement Producer's Guide
Independent Interactive Localization Agreement Producer's Guide
Apply here
Interim Interactive Media Agreement (Interim IMA)
The Interim Interactive Media Agreement consists of the terms of our last offer to the employer bargaining group before we declared a strike. All provisions and protections within the 2011-2014 IMA, as modified by the 2017 MOA and further by the 2020 MOA apply, except as modified by the Interim Interactive Media Agreement. For additional information regarding the strike rules and notices, please visit our strike page here.
Instructions to apply for the Interim IMA
Interim Interactive Media Agreement Producer’s Guide