DGA Monthly

2 I D G A M O N T H L Y On October 17th, DGA Honors will be the New York nexus of entertainment, business, labor and politics — an event as unique as the individuals it recognizes. "We are incredibly proud to celebrate the 25th anniversary of DGA Honors, and to recognize the accomplishments of visionary storytellers who have greatly infl uenced American culture through their tremendous contributions to fi lm and television," said DGA President Lesli Linka Glatter. "Our honorees have exhibited unparalleled dedication, creativity, and passion for our craft. We pay tribute to the iconic Francis Ford Coppola, who has made an indelible mark on cinema and inspired generations of Directors; Susan Zirinsky, whose fearless devotion to investigative journalism has kept the world informed during challenging times; Tony and Gina Argento, whose unwavering support has fueled New York's vibrant production community; and the exceptional team at Criterion, who preserve and share the most signifi cant fi lms in history. As Directors and members of the directorial team, our success is thanks to the remarkable people we collaborate with, and today, we honor those who inspire us, and who make our work possible." "DGA Honors is a special evening that celebrates the art of fi lmmaking and the incredible power of television to inform and connect people worldwide," said DGA National Vice President Laura Belsey. "This year's honorees represent the broad ecosystem needed to bring a Director's creative and artistic vision to life, reaching and inspiring audiences across the globe. We look forward to honoring these remarkable individuals and organizations." Thursday, October 17 DGA Theater ~ New York Post Honors V.I.P. Reception Nobu 57 6:00 pm Red Carpet Arrivals 7:00 pm Ceremony 8:30 pm Reception Tickets Members (Mezzanine) $200 Members (Orchestra) $300 Non-Members $400 To purchase tickets or for more information please contact: Brandon Kyle Goco at (310) 289.2038 or email: honors@dga.org

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