Founded in 1953, ACVL is the largest organization catering to the specific concerns of motion picture and video laboratories standards and practices.

AMIA is the largest non-profit professional membership association for individuals and institutions concerned with the preservation of moving images.

ASC was founded in 1919 for the main purposes of advancing the art of cinematography. An electronic version of their premier journal of motion picture film is presented online.

A video and new media center with access to extensive technology, training, and support to artists and nonprofit organizations.

SF Cutters regularly supports other Bay Area user groups, and teams with other organizations to provide special events.

A membership organization for independent media artists which offers classes, editing facilities, equipment rentals, help with grant proposals, independent screenings and more.

Keep current with the events that shape our industry and get news about Kodak film stocks and products. An online Film Calculator makes it easy to determine the amount of stock needed for your project.

NAATA presents stories that convey the richness and diversity of the Asian Pacific American experience. They provide funding, as well as producing, distributing and exhibiting films, videos and new media.

Guide to Production Resources for Film, Video and Multimedia in Northern California.

Provides Film to Tape and Film to DVD, Super 8 Film Transfers and Standards Conversions (PAL, NTSC and SECAM).

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) website is home to more than 1000 television show companion sites.

Dedicated to identifying and training the next generation of film makers. Includes a guide to workshops and schedule of exhibitions.

Resource center for Bay Area filmmakers. Facility includes exhibition room, equipment rental, classes, and film festivals. Film Arts Foundation also publishes Release Print magazine.

Annual festival held in mid-April in South Carolina, USA provides details on the films and awards for attendees, sponsors and press.

Independent films from around the global are screened at this event. This festival celebrates its 25th anniversary.

The IFP Independent Spirit Awards is a celebration honoring independent filmmakers and promoting their works to a wider audience.

The Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting high-quality natural history programming that raises awareness and sensitivity to the wild world around us.

Founded in 1980, the National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) is at the forefront in creating opportunities for Asian American media makers.

SILVERDOCS embraces the diversity of the documentary form and partners with AFI and the Discovery Channel to screen emerging documentaries.

Keep current with the events that shape our industry and get news about Kodak film stocks and products. An online Film Calculator makes it easy to determine the amount of stock needed for your project.

The Toronto International Film Festival is committed to supporting Canadian filmmakers and showcasing the best in global film for our audiences.

Established in 2002, this is a Spring festival in Lower Manhattan. News, general information, event guide and online ticket sales.

Join BAVC's Chat Room to participate in tech discussions, read classified ads, find out about festival submissions and job postings in the Bay Area.

CML is a place for professional cinematographers and their crew to talk and exchange ideas about cinematography.

Top-rated forum that provides online resources, networking, job opportunities and more.

Call for entries, upcoming screenings and events, filmmaker discussion board and job opportunities are offered.

The creative edge in commercial production.

The definitive news source for widescreen production and presentation.

A digital media net community.

The magazine of independent film.

In depth coverage of film and television events, classified ads and new media.

The Professional Resource for Production and Post.

MovieMaker Magazine is a quarterly chronicle of the world of independent motion picture art and business and the personalities who inhabit it.

News and events, lifestyle columns and media features.

Provides vital content and context about creative and production issues in the changing advertising landscape.

Get the scoop on entertainment news, movie reviews, and industry events.