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‘Shōgun,’ ‘The Bear’ Dominate Directors Guild TV Nominations
The WrapStory by Steve Pond
scrn logline
Top directors honored as 'Shōgun' and 'The Bear' dominate the prestigious DGA TV nominations, cementing their status as the industry's must-watch projects.
beat sheet
- FX's critical darling 'The Bear' scored a staggering 4 DGA nominations, including a nod for creator and director Christopher Storer, establishing it as a frontrunner for the coveted awards.
- Epic limited series 'Shōgun' racked up 3 DGA nominations, underscoring its ambitious scale and acclaimed direction, as the Feudal Japan-set drama looks to make a splash at this year's ceremony.
call sheet
Christopher Storer, FX, Directors Guild of America, 'Shōgun', 'The Bear'