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Associations:

The Actors' Fund

Help for people in the Entertainment industry when a personal or family crisis threatens their well-being.

http://www.actorsfund.org

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

American Society of Cinematographers

An interactive and in-depth site exploring cinematography and filmmaking, and home to the online version of American Cinematographer magazine.

http://www.theasc.com/

Art Dealers Association of America

Non-profit membership organization of the United States' leading galleries in the fine arts.

http://www.artdealers.org/

ArtBarter Commercial Art Services

Commercial art service to industry and private commissioners set up by disabled artists. Social enterprise offers support and networking for artists with epilepsy.

http://artbarter.co.uk/

Association of Lighting Designers

Represents lighting designers in all fields in the United Kingdom and the rest of the world.

http://www.ald.org.uk/

Association of Talent Agents

The ATA is a non-profit trade association representing talent agencies. Includes general and Union news, classified ads, agent search, agency license requirements by US state, and membership information.

http://www.agentassociation.com/

Business Committee for the Arts, Inc.

Provides businesses of all sizes with the services and resources necessary to develop and advance partnerships with the arts that benefit business, the arts and the community.

http://www.bcainc.org/

Canyon Cinema

Organization of filmmakers, which supports, promotes, distributes and preserves independent cinematic works of art.

http://www.canyoncinema.com/

Carriage Operators of North America

Organization for commercial horse-drawn carriage operations within the United States.

http://www.cona.org/

Cepelia - Polish Art And Handicraft Foundation

Protects and develops Polish art, handicrafts, and ethnography. Includes profile, details of their organization, cooperatives, the National Artistic and Ethnographic Commission, art galleries and folklore ensembles. [English/Polish].

http://www.cepelia.pl/

Colorado Film and Video Association

A professional association serving the production community, individuals, and students throughout Colorado. Includes resources, links to member associations, news, and calendar of events.

http://www.cfva.com

Entertainment Services and Technology Association (ESTA )

Non-profit trade association representing the North American entertainment technology industry.

http://www.esta.org/

Fine Art Dealers Association

A non-profit membership organization of established art dealers across the United States. Its members are dedicated to promoting and maintaining professionalism, scholarship and integrity in all business.

http://www.fada.com/

Imago - European Cinematographers

Federation of European Cinematographers association helping cinematographers uphold the highest of standards.

http://www.imago.org/

International Association for the Leisure and Entertainment Industry

Works to help its members be more successful in their businesses with education, products, and networking possibilities.

http://www.ialei.org/

International Association of Fairs and Expositions

IAFE provides services to fairs and expositions around the world. Lists upcoming events with a search feature by month, members, and resources. Includes members-only features.

http://www.fairsandexpos.com/

International Entertainment Buyers Association (IEBA)

A non-profit organization dedicated to improving the entertainment buying power of its members.

http://www.ieba.org/

International Laser Display Association

Site features a guide to the use of laser displays and technology in art, education and entertainment.

http://www.laserist.org/

International Society for the Performing Arts

A not-for-profit organization of over 600 members with professional involvement in the performing arts. Includes resources, member directory, news, and events worldwide.

http://www.ispa.org

The Motion Picture Editors Guild

An entertainment labor union representing picture, sound, music, assistant, animation, technical directors, librarian and apprentice motion picture editors.

http://www.editorsguild.com/

Music-Rights.com

The cyber community for professionals who license existing music, composers who create and license original music, and the producers who use their services.

http://www.music-rights.com

Production Services Association (PSA)

Association of personnel and companies working in the production, design, touring, technical and support services in the live entertainment industry.

http://www.psa.org.uk/

Professional Lighting And Sound Association (PLASA )

Lighting and sound trade association for the entertainment industry.

http://www.plasa.org

Professional Picture Framers Association

International trade association representing the art and framing industry.

http://www.pmai.org/index.cfm/ci_id/24438/

Society of Broadcast Engineers

Offers a range of services to members including technology updates, idea exchanges, training, examinations, and certification. Includes membership and contact details, technical papers, and events .

http://www.sbe.org/

The Society of Operating Cameramen (SOC)

The principal purpose of the S.O.C. is to recognize and nurture excellence in the field of camera operation and, secondarily, in the allied camera crafts, and to encourage development of both technology and production methods.

http://www.soc.org/

Society of Television Lighting Directors

Information about television lighting, lighting directors and lighting equipment.

http://stld.co.uk/

United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT)

Association of design, production and technology professionals in the entertainment industry.

http://www.usitt.org/

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