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Nominees Breakfast

February 8, 2025

77th Annual DGA Awards

The DGA Awards is kicked off each year by the Annual Nominee Breakfast. The morning offers honorees in all categories the opportunity to mingle with their fellow nominees, past winners and officers of the Guild in an informal atmosphere, preceding the Meet the Nominees: Theatrical Feature Film symposium.

Pictures

 photos by Howard Wise

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L-R: DGA National Executive Director Russell Hollander, President Lesli Linka Glatter, Theatrical Feature Film Award nominees James Mangold, Jacques Audiard, Brady Corbet, Sean Baker and Edward Berger, and Meet the Nominees symposium moderator Jeremy Kagan.
DGA President Lesli Linka Glatter welcomes 2014 Comedy Series winner Joey Soloway to the event.
Theatrical Feature Film Award nominee James Mangold and DGA Secretary-Treasurer Paris Barclay swap stories over breakfast.
Reality Programs nominee Patrick McManus grabs a photo with DGA Sixth Vice President Lily Olszewski.
Meet the Nominees symposium moderator Jeremy Kagan chats with Theatrical Feature Film Award nominee Jacques Audiard.
Theatrical Feature Film Award nominee Sean Baker chats with DGA National Vice President Laura Belsey.
Documentary nominee Emily Kassie grabs a ‘selfie’ with Michael Apted First-Time Feature nominee RaMell Ross.
Then Documentary nominees Julian Brave NoiseCat & Emily Kassie and Michael Apted First-Time Feature nominee RaMell Ross pose for a photo.
Theatrical Feature Film Award nominee Edward Berger chats with DGA Past President Thomas Schlamme.
Theatrical Feature Film Award nominee Brady Corbet chats with Movies for Television/Limited Series nominee Helen Shaver.
Franklin J. Schaffner Achievement Award recipients Donald E. Jacob (2006), Scott A. Rindenow (2000), Dency Nelson (2013), Anita Cooper-Avrick (2002), Tom McDermott (2016) and Terence Benson (2007).
Frank Capra Achievement Award recipients Stephen Glanzrock (2004), Cheryl R. Downey (2000), Thomas J. Whelan (2025), Kathleen A. McGill (2019), Janet Knutsen (2024), Mary Rae Thewlis (2016), Marie Cantin (2017) and Joseph P. Reidy (2022).