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As an experienced voice actor in video games, Sunil Malhotra has exerted his vocal cords to the breaking point while performing blood-curdling screams and monster grunts for numerous titles including the popular "Diablo" and "X-Men" series. "I've lost my voice for weeks at a time. I had to see a speech therapist to get my voice back," the Los Angeles-based actor said. "If I don't have my voice, I don't function as an actor." Malhotra, 41, was one of more than 300 protesters who gathered Thursday at Warner Bros. in Burbank as part of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike against several major video game companies.