The International Cinematographers Guild (ICG) has announced the results of its 2025 national elections, with John Lindley securing another term as president. The election, which concluded recently, saw a strong turnout from members across the country, demonstrating the ongoing engagement and commitment within the Guild. Lindley’s reelection signifies a continuation of his leadership and vision for the ICG’s future. His platform focused on [Insert details about Lindley’s platform if available, otherwise remove this sentence].
The ICG also announced the election results for other key officer positions. [Insert details on other elected officers and their positions here. If unavailable, replace with a general statement such as: A full slate of officers was elected, ensuring a strong and diverse leadership team for the coming term.]. These individuals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective roles, promising continued advocacy for cinematographers and the advancement of the art of filmmaking.
This election marks an important moment for the ICG, as it sets the stage for the coming years. The newly elected officers will be instrumental in navigating the evolving landscape of the film industry, advocating for fair wages and working conditions, and ensuring the continued success of cinematographers worldwide. The Guild will undoubtedly continue its vital work in promoting excellence in cinematography and supporting its members’ professional growth.
The ICG expressed its gratitude to all members who participated in the election process, emphasizing the importance of active engagement in shaping the future of the organization. The organization looks forward to working collaboratively with its members and stakeholders to achieve its goals and advance the interests of cinematographers everywhere.
