A tentative deal has been made between the Directors Guild of America, and top studios and streamers of Hollywood. The new three-year labour contract has come up after around a month of negotiations. The current basic agreement of the DGA will expire on June 30. The Writers Guild is also currently on strike.

The Directors Guild of America said Saturday night that it had reached a tentative three-year labor deal with the Hollywood studios and streamers after a bruising skirmish. The DGA negotiating committee described the deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers as “a historic new three-year collective bargaining agreement.”

The Directors Guild of America reached a new three-year deal with Hollywood studios on Saturday night that increases wages, streaming residuals, scales back hours and more. "We have concluded a truly historic deal," said the chair of the DGA's 80-member Negotiations Committee, Jon Avnet, in a statement on the DGA website.

The Directors Guild of America reached a tentative deal with Hollywood studios late Saturday night. The three-year agreement is between the DGA, Hollywood studios and top streaming companies. Directors were pushing for streaming residual payments based on how many subscribers were streaming their show from around the world.