About the London Coordinating Committee

DGA Members living in the UK and Ireland got updates on Guild business and activities during this annual membership meeting held in London.

DGA Members living in the United Kingdom got updates on Guild business and activities during this annual membership meeting held in London.

Michael Apted's deep documentary experience informs his quest for authenticity, and as the issue of creative rights loomed after Thunderheart, that awareness sparked a decades-long involvement in DGA leadership.

DGA Members living in the United Kingdom enjoy a discussion focused on a Director’s path to success in the ever-changing world of episodic television.

DGA Members living in the United Kingdom got updates on Guild business and activities during this annual membership meeting held in London.

See photos from Director Justin Lin’s conversation about the making of his new sci-fi epic, Star Trek Beyond, with moderator James Kent in London.

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.

Hooked on directing at an early age, Tom Hooper used his experience in soaps and the theater to create the intimate details of The King’s Speech and the grand gestures of Les Misérables.

DGA members and guests attended a special reception and Q&A with Director M. Night Shyamalan in London.

Director Herbert Wise (I, Claudius; Skokie) shares his personal and professional stories from a five-decade long career. Fleeing Austria as a child to escape the Nazis, Wise found a new home in Great Britain, eventually directing for the BBC for more than 20 years and creating award-winning movies for television in the 1970s and 80s.