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D G A M O N T H L Y
Studio/Payroll Company
Change of Address Fax and/or Email
(Include: name, SSN, Old Address, New Address, Signature)
W2 Hotline
Cast & Crew
W2_inquiries@castandcrew.com for W2 for previous years
or ehd@castandcrew.com for W2 for last 2 years
or my.castandcrew.com/register for current W2/Pay stubs
818-848-6022
Disney 818-558-2933 (Studio.W-2.Hotline@disney.com) 818-558-2931
Educational Broadcasting Corp. 212-560-6905 212-560-2901
Entertainment Partners 818-848-0254 (w2group@ep.com)
800-417-0037
(ep.com/mytaxform)
Extreme Reach
w2@extremereach.com 818-729-0080
Force Entertainment
or
Media Services
https://my.castandcrew.com/login for current W2/Pay stubs
or email w2@mediaservices.com
for Residuals general e-mail residemprecords@mediaservices.com
310-471-9386 (W2)
Residuals hotline:
310-440-5808
Fox 818-558-2933 (Studio.W-2.Hotline@disney.com) 818-558-2931
MGM 310-449-3047 (residuals@mgm.com)
310-449-3240
Toll Free # 888-556-0711
NBC/Universal
HR.connection@nbcuni.com 855-474-6228
Paramount 323-862-0283 (payrolldepartment@paramount.com) 323-956-5340
Sony/Columbia 310-665-6771 (w2_request@spe.sony.com)
W2 Hotline: 310 665-6475
Payroll: 310-665-6470
Warner Bros. 818-977-0621 (employeeconnection@warnermedia.com) 818-954-4636
It's Tax Time! Do You Have All The Documents You Need?
Although the DGA sends members' residuals to the most current address on file at the Guild, W-2s (Wage and Tax Statement
forms) are sent directly to the members by the entities that have written those checks. However, the studio or payroll house may
not have the most current address for a member. If you are missing a W-2 form, or need to change your address so future W-2s
will be delivered to the correct address, please consult the chart below for Change of Address fax lines and/or W-2 Hotlines
for several studios and payroll houses. If the company issuing your W-2 is not on the list, please call their main number.
For more information and photos from previous sessions, visit the Employer's section of www.dga.org.
DGA Holds Orientation Course for First-Time Episodic Directors
On February 26, the DGA's Orientation
Course for Episodic Television Directors
held another online session.
Directors Nelson McCormick (Evil), Edward
Ornelas (Promised Land) and Anu Valia (She-
Hulk) provided training for the attending first-
time episodic television Directors on their role,
responsibilities and obligations.
About the Program
The orientation was codified in the 2017 Basic
Agreement and the program was launched in July of
that year. In each course, the participants also learned
about the standards of the craft, their creative rights as
directors and the Guild resources available to them.
The attendees also received valuable advice and
learned the best practices to help them succeed from
some of the top directors working today.
REMINDER OF NEW RULES: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the overhaul of the federal tax code, has resulted in changes to the
rules for those working in the performing arts field, which includes directors, writers and performers. Please consult your tax
professional about these changes.
