DGA Members, click here for information about the 2025 DGA Annual Membership Meeting to be held in New York on Tuesday, May ...

The enacted NY State Budget for FY 2026 strengthens the existing film production and post-production incentives and ...

Michael Pressman was born in New York City in 1950. His parents, David and Sasha Pressman, were successful artists on Broadway, so a love of performance was instilled in him from a young age. He ...

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Director Amy Schatz shares her experiences in the children’s programming and documentary worlds, lays out effective practices for working with children on set, and reflects on how her background in ...

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See photos from 69th Annual DGA Awards Arrivals and Cocktail reception. 69th Annual DGA Awards Nominee Breakfast Photo Gallery See photos from 69th Annual DGA Awards Nominee Breakfast.

Melvin Van Peebles discusses his career with his son, director and actor Mario Van Peebles, including starting to direct in France, his award-winning film The Story of a Three Day Pass, and kicking ...

Ernest Dickerson was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1951. Dickerson initially studied architecture at his alma mater Howard University. However, he still nurtured a love for film and photography ...

Director Herbert Wise (I, Claudius; Skokie) shares his personal and professional stories from a five-decade long career. Fleeing Austria as a child to escape the Nazis, Wise found a new home in Great ...

The history of motion pictures is all tangled up with the history of rebellion. The industry began in the early 20th century as a rebellion of outsiders—a generational rebellion against live theater, ...

Ulu Grosbard, a director of both stage and screen, discusses his work on The Subject Was Roses (1968) and True Confessions (1981). He talks in detail about the art of casting the right actors for ...