Director Television Series Employment Agreement

This Director’s Television Series Employment Agreement (DGA Director) is between a producer and a director to direct a television series. This agreement sets out the terms of the engagement including the commencement of services and the final cutting authority. This Employment Agreement also contains Additional Directing Employment Terms. It is important that a Director’s Television Series Employment Agreement (DGA Director) be set out in writing. Having a written agreement will be useful in the event there are future questions or misunderstandings between the parties.

This Director’s Employment Agreement for a TV Series contains:

• Parties: The names of the producer and director;
• Engagement: Director shall render services in connection with rehearsals, production as well as series trailers and other promotional materials;
• Commencement: The date director begin to render exclusive services for the series;
• Compensation: The compensation paid to director including that paid for reruns;
• Transportation: Director will be provided transportation to and from the set;
• Cutting Authority: Director will have final cutting authority;
• Additional Directing Employment Terms: Additional terms which may be required including failure to utilize services or produce or release series;
• Signatures: The producer and director must sign the agreement.

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