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Australian union which covers everyone in the media, entertainment, sports and arts industries. Its members include people working in TV, radio, theatre & film, entertainment venues, recreation grounds, journalists, actors, dancers sportspeople.
Society promoting awareness of student animation, based at Eastern Michigan University.
Industry association representing the interests of film and television directors, documentary filmmakers, animators and independent producers.
International computer graphic and interactive technology industry group and sponsor of the annual SIGGRAPH conference.
Representing the Southern California-based professional community of businesses and individuals who provide expertise, support, tools and the infrastructure for the creation and finishing of motion pictures, television, commercials, digital medi.
The Guild ensures that writers are properly represented and adequately remunerated for their work regardless of the media outlet. The Guild has sole recognition rights for television writers.
San Francisco organization formed to bring together local film, video,and digital media makers.
Nonprofit educational organization dedicated to creating awareness of, and appreciation for, comics and related popular art forms, primarily through the presentation of conventions and events that celebrate the historic and ongoing contribution .
Trade association representing independent television, feature film, animation and new media production companies.
A part of ITASE, the Guild is a national voice for camera professionals, directors of photography, camera operators, assistants and still photographers.
A professional, non-profit group, established to aid the growth, concerns and advancement of women in animation.
ASIFA-Canada, International Animated Film Association, through its publications and activities, seeks to foster communications amongst ASIFA members, both within Canada and internationally, inform its members about developments in animation, and.
International Animated Film Association, founded in France and chartered under UNESCO, as a membership organization devoted to the encouragement and dissemination of film animation as an art and communication form.
Japanese animation society based at the University of Michigan.
Comprised of artists and technologists who are professionally committed to the specialized industry of visual effects.
New York based not-for-profit organization of licensors, manufacturers, retailers and other support organizations working for the advancement of professionalism in licensing.
Organization aimed at promoting professional cartooning.
Massachusetts based Collegiate Graphics and Animation Club.
Chicago-based chapter of ASIFA, the International Animation Association (l'Association Internationale du Film d'Animation). Founded in France by professional animators, ASIFA's goal is to encourage the art of animation and further international .
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