SHOT TO REMEMBER "How to Shoot a Nightmare" DGA Board member Nicole Kassell’s 2019 DGA Award-winning pilot of the series ...

The Directors Guild of America released the following statement today regarding the settlement of Paramount / Warner Bros. Discovery antitrust lawsuits. “We congratulate the parties on reaching an ...

"The Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act is the most significant legislative effort in a generation to promote domestic film and television production, and the hundreds of ...

Today, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a federal film and television tax incentive that will help promote domestic production and the jobs it creates. For decades, the DGA has been working ...

Through the collective voice of more than 19,500 members that the DGA represents, the Guild seeks to protect directorial teams' legal and artistic rights, contend for their creative freedom, and ...

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.

On-set photography is a long-standing tradition that captures a director at work. These Photo Essays reveal in images the careers of some of our most prominent members or showcase our members working ...

It is possible to join the DGA by meeting certain employment criteria. You might also consider applying to the Assistant Directors Training Program, jointly sponsored by the DGA and the Alliance of ...