The London Coordinating Committee (LCC) was established in 2007. With more than 375 DGA members in the UK and Ireland, the Guild recognized the need to create a coordinating committee in the same way it already has with similarly-sized populations of DGA members in San Francisco and Chicago. In addition to supporting economic and creative protections for members, the LCC hosts seminars, screenings and other events.
London Coordinating Committee
DGA Statement on the Passing of Roger Michell
In Memoriam: 1956-2021 — The DGA mourns the passing of Director Roger Michell
Contact
- Jeff Soroka
Senior Coordinator, Director Programs(310) 289-5332jeffs@dga.org
committee chairs
Michael Apted
Visual History Interview
Veteran feature and documentary film director and past-president of the DGA Michael Apted discusses his 45-plus year directorial career, highlighting his work on the Seven Up! documentary series, Coal Miners Daughter (1980), and Nell (1994) and reflecting on his presidency and Guild leadership over the years.
Jim Sheridan
Visual History Interview
Director Jim Sheridan discusses his 30-plus year directorial career in feature film, highlighting his work on My Left Foot (1989), In the Name of the Father (1993), and In America (2002) among other notable projects.
Stephen Frears
Visual History Interview
Director Stephen Frears discusses his 50-plus-year career working in feature film and television including: My Beautiful Laundrette, Dangerous Liaisons, The Grifters, The Queen, Philomena and Florence Foster Jenkins.
Mike Figgis
Visual History Interview
Mike Figgis discusses his 30-plus year career as director of such films as Stormy Monday, Leaving Las Vegas, and Timecode. Figgis reveals his passion for drama, innovation, and his unending desire to experiment within the realm of narrative filmmaking.
John Boorman
Visual History Interview
John Boorman discusses his half-century career directing feature films (Point Blank, Deliverance, Excalibur, Hope and Glory); his collaborations with acclaimed actors Lee Marvin, Toshirô Mifune, Marcello Mastroianni, and Sean Connery; and how his WWII childhood experience influenced his career.