A major union representing film and television directors announced late Saturday that it had reached a tentative deal with Hollywood producers while a screenwriters strike delays work.
“This deal recognizes the future of our industry is global and respects the unique and essential role of directors and their teams as we move into that future,” DGA Presidentsaid in a statement. “As each new technology brings about major change, this deal ensures that each of the DGA’s 19,000 members can share in the success we all create together.”
The directors union, which began negotiations with producers on May 10, said the guild’s national board will consider approving the tentative agreement Tuesday. The deadline for a new DGA deal is June 30.
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