On November 5, the Women’s Steering Committee (WSC) hosted From Scene to Screen: Actors Who Direct, a conversation with performers who have stepped behind the camera. Moderated by Director Kestrin ...

This book is for you. Since the inception of the DGA in 1936, protecting your creative rights as a Director has been core to our mission as a labor union. From establishing the right to a Director’s ...

Grit, raw determination, and an unshakable desire to win fuels a young woman’s journey to becoming the most successful female boxer of the 90s in Director David Michôd’s biographical sports drama, ...

From October 29 - November 2, the Urbanworld Film Festival returned to New York City for their 29th year. The festival was a hybrid of both live and virtual screenings showcasing narrative and ...

Gary Shimokawa spent the first years of his life in Manzanar, the Japanese Internment Camp established in California following the attack on Pearl Harbor in World War II. After the war, his family ...

The following is a list of all deceased DGA member directors to whom at least $50 of foreign levies have been assigned, but not yet paid. In some cases, despite efforts to identify and locate them, ...

On October 29, the Focus on Women Committee (FOWC) online meeting featured the discussion, Late Night Laughs: The Women Making Late Night Comedy Look Good. Ouziel Mack shared how critical Stage ...

The American French Film Festival presents an eclectic array of the latest French productions, showcasing the vitality and the diversity of the third largest film industry in the world. All films are ...

A woman finds herself torn between the lingering ache of a past love and the quiet suffocation of her present life in Director Nia DaCosta’s romantic drama, Hedda. In DaCosta’s modern reimagining of ...