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1939

Frank Capra

SDG receives blanket studio recognition as a collective bargaining unit on Feb. 18, 1939. The agreement recognizes the Directors’ creative function and right to screen credits, as well as establishes minimum wages and working conditions for Assistant Directors.

DGA Qaurterly Hollywood Reporter Studios Recognize the Guild

To read more about the SDG's fight for studio recognition, please see the DGA Quarterly story:

THE STUDIOS RECOGNIZE THE GUILD

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