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DGA Board Backs Tentative Studio Contract
The Directors Guild of America is recommending its members approve a four-year contract with major studios that increases wages, enhances health plan contributions, and introduces protections for AI technology. The agreement includes a 24.4% boost in contributions to the union’s health plan, minimum salary increases for most roles, and safeguards regarding AI-created footage. The contract also commits studio management to advocate for a federal production incentive to retain U.S. entertainment jobs. Members will vote on the plan by June 25, with the contract set to begin on July 1 if approved.
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