Labor Peace Reigns This Summer: Studios Praise “Trust” With Guilds As DGA “Overwhelmingly” Ratifies New Deal
There are also wages and residual increases in the new contract. “Together, we reached agreements that deliver substantial gains for guild members while supporting greater stability across the entertainment business. We are encouraged by the trust built throughout this cycle and look forward to building on that momentum to advance opportunity and shared success across our industry.” The tentative DGA deal was revealed on June 9 after around a month of talks between the parties.
- ▪There are also wages and residual increases in the new contract.
- ▪“Together, we reached agreements that deliver substantial gains for guild members while supporting greater stability across the entertainment business.
- ▪We are encouraged by the trust built throughout this cycle and look forward to building on that momentum to advance opportunity and shared success across our industry.” The tentative DGA deal was revealed on June 9 after around a month of t
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DGA approves new contract with studios & streamers Getty Images In a far far cry from the severe strikes of three years ago, the studios and streamers tonight heaped nothing but praise and good will on the Hollywood guilds as the DGA became the final of the Big Three to approve a new four-year contract “The AMPTP congratulates the DGA on ratifying its new contract,” an Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers spokesperson told Deadline late Thursday as members of the Christopher Nolan-led Directors Guild of America “overwhelmingly” voted to ratify a longer than traditional deal. “This agreement delivers historic contributions to the guild’s health plan, meaningful wage and residuals improvements, and strong job protections,” the Greg Hessinger-run AMPTP added.
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