The Directors Guild of America has ratified a new three-year contract agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
has ratified a new three-year contract agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers., with 6,728 members voting out of 16,321 eligible voters . The turnout level exceeded any prior DGA ratification vote, she added.
The agreement, which was reached on June 3 after more than three weeks of negotiations between the DGA's 80-member Negotiations Committee and the AMPTP, includes a 12.5% salary increase over the three-year period, a "substantial" increase in residuals for streaming content -- including a 76% increase in foreign residuals for the largest platforms -- and mutual confirmation that artificial intelligence is not a person and cannot replace the duties performed by DGA members.
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