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Voice Actor Sues TikTok

Writer: Tom Dheere
Tom Dheere
May 26, 2021
1 min read

Updated: Jun 9, 2021

As a voice actor, it can be a challenge to protect our intellectual property on both a legal and financial level. Canadian voice actor and dear friend Bev Standing is suing TikTok, a situation that realizes all of our fears in the voiceover community.




As a voice seeker, you need to make sure you're protecting both your company and the voice actors you employ. When negotiating with third parties, please read the fine print to ensure your voice actors' livelihoods are not put at risk.

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