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General eligibility requirements are: Receive an eligible producing team credit, and perform the underlying work as determined by the PGA, on eligible media formats and productions. Credits can only come from productions released within the last five (5) years at the time of application submission.
Quick rule of thumb, you’ll need one of the following for eligibility: Enough qualifying producing credits within last 7 years for feature films. Enough qualifying producing credits within last 5 years for other formats.
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The Producers Guild of America represents, protects and promotes the interests of all members of the producing team in film, television and emerging media.
Exclusively for independent productions, you can: Apply for free on-set training, legal services and more for your specific indie production. Anyone can download our sample resources, including a code of conduct and a producer’s checklist for a Safe, Harassment-Free Workplace, and more.
The Producers Guild of America is a nonprofit trade organization that represents and promotes the interests of all members of the producing team in motion pictures, television and new media.
These rules provide an overview of the standards and procedures applied by the Producers Guild of America (“PGA”) in determining eligibility for use of the Producers Mark (“p.g.a.”) next to a producer’s name in the credits of, and
