DGA Ratifies New 4-Year Deal as Industry Slump Persists

The Directors Guild of America has ratified a new four-year contract aimed at protecting members' jobs amid a historic slump in Hollywood. DGA President Christopher Nolan and National Executive Director Russell Hollander shared with members on Thursday that the deal was "overwhelmingly" approved," adding, "Throughout this process, our focus was clear: protect our members, strengthen the Guild and address the challenges facing our industry during a period of profound change." They continued: "This incredible show of support from our membership for this new contract shows the . . .