During a trip, DGA President Christopher Nolan and National Executive Director Russell Hollander paid a visit to members of ...

In this popular feature, a director talks about a film particularly close to their heart, why the creative choices are inspired, how it influenced their own work, and why the movie continues to ...

As part of the Guild’s effort to keep members informed about the complex issues of Internet theft, the Quarterly has run an ongoing series of stories on the subject.

This section contains information and forms for new and existing DGA signatory companies.The DGA has assembled most of these documents into project-specific packages. You may type on the forms by ...

Producer/Directors (PDs) play a pivotal role in episodic television and are tasked with managing key production details, such as scheduling and budgeting, while also supporting guest Directors and ...

On March 24, the Latino Committee’s (LC) meeting featured the discussion, Our Voice in Washington: Understanding the DGA PAC and Why It Matters Right Now. During the dialogue moderated by LC Co-Chair ...

On March 24, DGA members heard how filmmakers are actively using cinema to challenge historical stereotypes and address critical social issues pertaining to Native and Indigenous peoples when the ...

The final character portrait within Rebecca Miller’s indie triptych, Personal Velocity, represents the deeply subjective experience of its protagonist, Paula (Fairuza Balk). After a chance decision ...

A “Distant Location” is one where your employment requires you to remain away from your home and be lodged overnight. If you are working on a Distant Location, you are a “Distant Hire.” The Basic ...

On March 18, the LGBTQ+ Committee meeting presented an insight on the art of the interview during the panel discussion, Giving Good Meeting. In a conversation moderated by Director/LGBTQ+ Career ...

Arthur Bloom began his career in the CBS mailroom in 1960 at the age of 18, then became a production assistant in the news division. Three years later, when the CBS newsroom was understaffed during ...