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Directors Guild of America Ratifies New Four-Year Deal with Studios
The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has ratified a new four-year contract with major studios. The agreement aims to protect members' jobs during a challenging period for the industry.
26 Jun, 03:21 — 26 Jun, 03:39
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varietyMostly Factual44d ago
DGA Ratifies Four-Year Deal Meant to Protect Members’ Jobs Amid Historic Downturn
The Directors Guild of America has voted to ratify a four-year contract intended to preserve members’ jobs amid a historic downturn in film and TV production. Christopher Nolan, the DGA president, and Russell Hollander, the national executive director, told members Thursday that the contract had been approved “overwhelmingly.” “Throughout this process, our focus was clear: […]
By Gmaddaus
Read full article →hollywood-reporterMostly Factual44d ago
Directors Guild Ratifies Four-Year Deal With Studios
The union did not disclose what portion of its membership voted for and against the deal, but said members voted “overwhelmingly” in favor.
By Katie Kilkenny
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First report: hollywood-reporter · 26 Jun, 03:21|Full coverage: 2 · 18m|Window: 18m
