CAVA RESOURCE LIST

There are myriad resources to help actors navigate the voice over industry in Canada.
(currently under construction - please refer back to this page as we add more resources)
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Contact your Local MP to help Canadians fight for their voice protections
CAVA has created an Action Kit to write to your local Member of Parliament regarding Bills C-34 and C-36. These two bills are Canada's first real shot at setting AI rules and regulations. At this time, neither bill stops someone from recording, cloning or training AI with your voice without your consent or fair pay. C-34 and C-36 are headed to second reading and then to committee- where our MP's can fix that.
Follow the steps below to make all our voices stronger!
Find your local MP by postal code.
ENG Sample Letter / FR Sample Letter - There are key points listed to write your own letter here. (Our insider says this way works best!) If you're short on time though, you can copy, personalize and send the sample letter as it is.
If you use the sample letter, this takes a few minutes. Include your name, riding and postal code so your MP's office knows you're a constituent. And if AI or voice cloning has already touched your work, or you're worried it will, tell them! That's the line they'll remember.
For more information, CAVA has proposed amendments to both bills. You can use this to help craft your own letter and/or give yourself a better idea on what we're fighting for.
Artists’ Legal Advice Services is a nonprofit legal clinic for Ontario creators in any artistic discipline. It’s run by volunteers: entertainment and IP lawyers, some fellow creators, and law students from U of T and Osgoode.
If you reside in Ontario and have some legal questions, book a free clinic for a one-on-one virtual appointment on their website.
Email: info@alasontario.ca
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