Q&A with Tuner co-writer Robert Ramsey begins immediately after the screening (TRT: 109 minutes). WGAW members only with two guests. Guild membership card required for entry.

Q&A with The Invite co-writer Will McCormack begins immediately after the screening (TRT: 107 minutes). WGAW members only with two guests. Guild membership card required for entry.

The mission of the Career Longevity Committee is to advocate for writers over 50 to obtain equal access to the job market with equal opportunity for sustained professional growth. Established in 1980. WGA members only.

Q&A with Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass writers Ken Marino & David Wain begins immediately after the screening (TRT: 149 minutes) . WGAW members only with two guests. Guild membership card required for entry.

The Writers Guild Foundation, in partnership with Stephens College MFA in TV & Screenwriting, hosts a conversation about writing adaptations and spin-offs for the screen. Panelists include Jessica O’Toole (XO, Kitty), John Whittington (Remarkably Bright Creatures), and Rhianna Yazzie (Dark Winds). WGF events are open to the public—you do not need to be a WGA member to attend.

The Committee of Women Writers represents the professional interests of the women-identifying Guild members who are seeking WGA-covered work. The CWW sponsors events designed to increase access to employment and to foster networking and collaboration between the women-identifying members of all Guilds. The goal is to improve the profile and perception of women-identifying writers in our industry in order to achieve equal access and financial parity in the workplace. Established in 1972.

The mission of the Middle Eastern Writers Committee is to boost visibility and employment of Middle Eastern writers within the film and television industry, while celebrating and promoting accurate portrayals of Middle Eastern characters in all areas of media. We also serve as an expert resource for productions on issues related to the vast and diverse Middle Eastern community in the United States and abroad. Established in 2020.

The Jewish Writers Committee represents the professional, creative, and social interests of Jewish writers of all backgrounds and levels of observance and offers a sense of community. It educates and advocates with the goal of encouraging the accurate depiction of Jewish characters and Jewish history in the media. It promotes Jewish inclusion on and off the screen, working to prevent discrimination in the hiring process. Established in 2024.

The Writers Guild Foundation, in partnership with the Writers Guild of America West and Deadline, present Sublime Primetime 2026, our annual event celebrating the Emmy-Nominated writers for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series and Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series. WGA members can RSVP for free. WGF events are open to the public—you do not need to be a WGA member to attend.

This committee actively represents the professional and creative interests of Asian American Guild members. Its mandate is to be dedicated to the encouragement, empowerment and employment of writers of Asian heritage. Established in 2002.