The latest information about the Directors Guild of America.
During a DGA-hosted panel at the 2017 TCA Summer Press Tour, TV critics heard how directors are pushing the cinematic boundaries of episodic television.
The DGA membership meeting in Philadelphia, PA provided an opportunity for members to hear firsthand what the Guild is doing to protect and extend their creative and economic rights.
In a surprise move, the DGA Senior Advisor was presented with the award during IATSE’s 68th Quadrennial Convention. DGA President Thomas Schlamme and National Executive Director Russ Hollander also addressed the gathering.
Paris Barclay bids goodbye to the membership of the Guild after four years of service as DGA President.
The DGA membership meeting in Atlanta, GA provided an opportunity for members to network with their peers, meet staff, and hear what the Guild is doing to protect and extend their creative and economic rights.
The DGA Women's Steering Committee has completed the elections to fill its Co-Chair posts.
The SFCC has elected members to serve as officers of the Committee and the Executive Committee.
The new DGA minimum salary schedules for Directors, Unit Production Managers, Assistant Directors, Associate Directors, and Stage Managers are now online. Rates are good for July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018.
Part of the DGA’s Director Development Initiative, the new program builds upon the Guild’s expanded talent development lineup and push for industry inclusion.
Take advantage of the DGA Availability Lists to inform prospective employers of AD/UPM and AD/SM/PA members on the DGACA Qualification List, who are available for hire.
Via www.dga.org, the Guild has made it easy and convenient to report your earnings and pay your dues online. Members, please click through for more information.
The DGA is pleased to offer our members a new compilation of discounts by third party vendors.