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Directors Guild of America
Membership dues are based upon the member's earnings. In addition to regular taxes and basic dues and percentage dues, each member of the guild pays 1% of the total residual payments of all types he / she receives pursuant to employment under a DGA collective bargaining agreement. To join the DGA, contender must obtain employment with a company that has signed a collective bargaining agreement with the guild. DGA presidents 1936-1938 King Vidor 1939-1941 Frank Capra 1941-1943 George Stevens 1943-1944 Mark Sandrich 1944-1946 John Cromwell 1948-1950 George Marshall 1950-1951 Joseph L. Mankiewicz 1951-1959 George Sidney 1960-1961 Frank Capra 1961-1967 George Sidney 1967-1971 Delbert Mann 1971-1975 Robert Wise 1975-1979 Robert Aldrich 1979-1981 George Schaefer 1981-1983 Jud Taylor 1983-1987 Gilbert Cates 1987-1989 Franklin J. Schaffner 1993-1997 Gene Reynolds 1997-2002 Jack Shea 2002-2003 Martha Coolidge 2003-2009 Michael Apted 2009- Taylor Hackford . . . . Directors Guild of America Los Angeles Headquarters - 7920 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046. Tel: (switchboard 9 am - 6 pm, Monday through Friday) (310) 289-2000, fax: (310) 289-2029 New York office - 110 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019. Tel: (212) 581-0370, fax: (212) 581-1441 Chicago office - 400 N Michigan Ave, Ste 307, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Tel: (312) 644-5050, fax: (312) 644-5776 © Preems / Preems.com |
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Directors
Guild of America (DGA) is a union representing around 14,000 film and
television directors, unit production managers, first assistant
directors, second assistant directors, tape associate directors,
stage managers and production associates. Founded in 1936 as the
Screen Directors Guild, the union became the DGA in 1960.