The Latest Breaking News from Directors Guild of America

With a significant overlap in voters with the Oscars, the honour is considered a reliable bellwether for the Academy Award

Tentative agreement will be submitted to the DGA board on Tuesday, June 6

The nominations for the 2023 Academy Awards were announced early Tuesday morning by actors Riz Ahmed and Allison Williams, accompanied by the usual gasps, cheers, snubs and surprises. Did “The Fabelmans” regain its momentum? Did “Everything Everywhere All at Once” continue its roll? Did female directors get their due after…

Throughout its 87-year history, the Directors Guild of America has staged a strike only once — a walkout in 1987 that lasted 5 minutes (or 12 minutes by some accounts).

A new study by the Directors Guild of America showed gains in diversity behind the camera on TV shows during the pandemic, but little change for Latino and Asian directors who remain underrepresented.

The Directors Guild of America said it is taking a tougher stance on film set safety in the wake of the "Rust" tragedy, forming a new committee that will recommend and advance various safety measures.

LOS ANGELES — The Directors Guild of America has told its members to stop work on a new horror movie backed by “Rust” producers Thomasville Pictures.

On the eve of the Oscars on March 27, the last two awards nights – and the Directors Guild of America awards – were all held in just 24 hours.

Jane Campion hailed the shattering of Hollywood's glass ceiling as her movie "The Power of the Dog" was named the year's best film by her fellow directors Saturday -- a major accolade which historically leads to Oscars glory. Campion won the Directors Guild of America's top prize for her Netflix…