Hollywood Directors Reach Tentative Four-Year Deal With Studios and Streamers

Hollywood directors have reached a tentative four-year labor agreement with major studios and streaming companies, easing concerns about potential industry disruptions.

The deal was negotiated between the Directors Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after four weeks of talks. (Photo: Directors Guild of America Facebook)

The deal was negotiated between the Directors Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after four weeks of talks.

The negotiations were the first conducted under DGA President Christopher Nolan, who assumed the role in September.

The agreement still requires approval from the guild’s national board and membership before taking effect. Specific terms have not yet been disclosed.

Industry observers say the deal increases the likelihood of labor stability following recent agreements involving actors and writers.