I can't log into the website
If you don't know your username, please use our username wizard to find it. To use the wizard, you need your member number, email, and current mailing ZIP code. After putting in those items, an email will be sent to you shortly with your username. If this process doesn't work for you, please email
questions@dramatistsguild.com with the issue, and we will be happy to assist you.
You should not repeat the login process if your username or password is not working. Doing so may block your IP Address from the site, thereby denying you access. As stated above, please use the wizard to recover your username or password should you need to, or contact the email above for assistance.
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