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The winners of the 2012 Directors Guild of America Outstanding Directorial Achievement Awards and the recipients of the Guild's 2013 Career Achievement Awards were announced on February 2, 2013. Click here for more details.
Troy Miller, the director of the opening short films for the Academy Awards explains what it's like asking George Clooney to kiss Billy Crystal, and other embarrasing moments.
Patty Jenkins had always had a taste for crime and comedy. Going from Monster to Arrested Development was no big deal.
In Vittorio De Sica’s charming Miracle in Milan, the poor literally rise above it all. Milos Forman explains why the film touched him so deeply in his youth.
Jean de Segonzac and a host of directors have kept Law & Order: Special Victims Unit fresh, fast-paced and inventive for 14 seasons. It may be familiar but it’s never routine.
In a 25-yearlong career, Stage Manager Arthur Lewis has worked on live broadcasts of the Oscars, Grammys, Emmys and Olympic Games.
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DGA Quarterly
DGA Quarterly Magazine Winter 2013 Don Mischer
This is a Visual History Recording
DGA Quarterly examines the craft of directing via in-depth articles about the issues and interests of DGA members such as: profiles of members and their projects, discussions of new technologies, explorations of Guild history and the achievements of its members, and expanded coverage of trends that affect directors and their teams.
Visual History

The DGA Visual History Program explores the art and craft of film and television production through in-depth peer-to-peer interviews of veteran Guild members sharing the journey of their artistic and professional careers.

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Information about the DGA's state-of-the-art theater complexes in Los Angeles and New York.