DGA Responds to Production Slump by Limiting TV Actors From Taking Director Jobs

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So here is the first thing — Iran war live: US, Tehran signal peace deal within reach but not signed yet. Four activists from Palestine Action jailed by a British court over protest raid on Israeli arms firm in UK.

Meanwhile — DGA Responds to Production Slump by Limiting TV Actors From Taking Director Jobs. The Directors Guild of America has secured a provision in its new contract that limits actors on TV series from directing episodes, as it seeks to preserve jobs for career TV directors. The provision is meant to address the 40% downturn in production jobs over the last four years, which has left a great many.

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- Source 1: Iran war live: US, Tehran signal peace deal within reach but not signed yet

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