DGA Set to Begin Negotiations on Jobs, AI and — What Else? — Healthcare

Home Film News May 10, 2026 10:15am PT DGA Set to Begin Negotiations on Jobs, AI and — What Else? — Healthcare By Gene Maddaus Plus Icon Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer @GeneMaddaus Latest WGA West Reaches a Deal to End Staff Union Strike 2 days ago Blake Lively Sees Attorney Fee Motion as Act of Advocacy: ‘This Is About So Much More to Her’ 3 days ago California Attorney General Urged by Dems to ‘Closely Scrutinize’ Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger 3 days ago See All Michael Buckner for PMC Three years after a crippling strike by the writers and actors, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers has already wrapped up deals with both unions, ahead of schedule and with no drama. On Monday, the studio alliance will try to make it 3-for-3 as it sits down with the Directors Guild of America, the one guild that didn’t go on strike in 2023. As with the Writers Guild of America talks, the primary focus will be on healthcare. Related Stories Tribeca Festival Announces 2026 TV and Podcast Lineup, Spotlighting 'Survivor 50' Panel