The DGA was instrumental in shepherding AB 1138, which extends and expands the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program ...

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Ideal for screenings, premieres, and special events, the DGA Grand Lobby and Atrium feature high ceilings, exhibit areas and a dramatic design. The DGA Theater Complex is recognized throughout the ...

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 ...

The DGA's first-ever membership meeting and dinner in Honolulu, Hawaii provided an opportunity for these members to network ...

This series of articles for DGA Members Only is designed to help raise awareness of your creative rights.

Fall 2011 Making Something Out of Nothing A show based on the trivial pursuits and pettiness of everyday life, Seinfeld changed the rules of sitcoms in the ’90s. Behind its great success, two ...

Scared to Death In this new column, the Quarterly presents original storyboards, an essential part of the craft for many directors. Alfred Hitchcock was a meticulous planner, as seen in his detailed ...

Summer 2011 To Serve and Protect Through changing times, for more than 50 years Gil Cates has been a steadying force and voice of reason in the Directors Guild. As a board member, head of negotiations ...

Dennis Hopper spent much of his adult life figuratively flipping the bird at the Hollywood establishment. Blackballed more than once over the course of his storied career, he became a modern-day ...