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Representatives from the Directors Guild of America and Writers Guild of America shake hands, symbolizing a new labor agreement with improved compensation and benefits.

DGA and WGA Reach Tentative Deal on 2026 Compensation

In a surprising turn for an industry often fraught with labor disputes, Hollywood's Directors Guild of America and Writers Guild of America West have quietly secured four-year labor agreements in 2026

Tara Collins·August 1, 2026

Screenwriters in a tense meeting discussing the implications of the new WGA contract on their future earnings and job security.

Film & TV

WGA contract secures screenwriter gains, but limits future bargaining power.

Despite a resounding 90.

Julian Mercer·April 27, 2026

Screenwriters celebrating the ratification of the WGA contract outside a film studio, symbolizing the end of a strike and a new era for the industry.

Film & TV

WGA Ratifies Four-Year Contract With Film and TV Studios

The Writers Guild of America overwhelmingly ratified its new four-year contract with major film and TV studios, securing 90.

Julian Mercer·April 25, 2026

Writers and studio executives shake hands, symbolizing the WGA's tentative labor deal with Hollywood studios, addressing AI, health plans, and uncompensated labor.

Media Industry

Writers Guild Reaches Tentative Labor Deal With Major Studios

The Writers Guild of America has reached a tentative four-year labor deal with major television and movie producers, averting a potential work stoppage in Hollywood. This new pact addresses critical issues like health plan solvency, AI threats, and uncompensated labor.

Julian Mercer·April 6, 2026