The DGA Quarterly is the craft journal of the Directors Guild of America and features contemporary and historical stories about film and TV directors and their teams. Included in each issue is the DGA Interview, a conversation with a major filmmaker such as Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese and Clint Eastwood. In Screening Room, directors such as P.T. Anderson, Nancy Meyers and Darren Aronofsky guide readers through the films that have influenced their career. The Quarterly goes on the set with directors and assistant directors of top TV series including True Blood, Iron Chef, and Friday Night Lights to show how the job is really done. Rare behind-the-scenes photographs reflect the work of individual directors (Hitchcock, Coppola, Ford) or themes (Road Movies, Musicals, Classic Comedies) in Photo Essay. Another ongoing feature is Shot to Remember in which prominent directors explain how they staged and shot an iconic scene in one of their films. With regular profiles of independent filmmakers, technology updates, and essays on current industry issues by award-winning writers, the DGA Quarterly offers first-class journalism and spectacular photography for an inside look at the art and craft of directing film and television from the people who do it. Newsstand price is $8 per issue; subscriptions in U.S. are $32 a year.
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