Rainer (#1 sherbet cookie lover)

Remote voice actors deserve real support, not performative support. Talent does not begin and end in LA or London. There are incredible actors across the country and across the world who have built studios, trained hard, delivered broadcast-quality work, and carried projects with the same professionalism as anyone in a major market. If the industry truly believes in inclusion, accessibility, and opportunity, that support has to extend to remote talent too. Not just in words, but in casting, trust, pay, and respect. Voice acting is about performance, not a zip code.