Eight months after his election as International Cinematographers Guild president for a three-year term, Lewis Rothenberg is stepping down from the role
, took over as president of the 8,600-member guild in June 2019. He had defeated longtime incumbent Steven Poster, who had held the role since 2006.
Dejan Georgevich, who was elected national vice president at the same time as Rothenberg, will step in as interim national president. ICG national executive director Rebecca Rhine added, “I want to assure our members that all systems are in place to ensure a smooth transition. On behalf of myself and our staff, we thank President Rothenberg for his strong support of our work during his tenure. His commitment to members and the Local was long-standing and unwavering.”
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