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Non-Commercial
Sites & Organizations

Culver City 'Heart of Screenland'
Magic Lantern's Culver City, California Film Festival
Hollywood Entertainment Museum
Hollywood's 'Walk of Fame'
J.L. Schneider's Movie Studio History Site
Intl. Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
I.A.T.A.S. Ustinov TV Scriptwriting Award

Academy of Television Arts & Sciences [West Coast / prime-time]
American Cinema Foundation [est. 1994]
Cinema Audio Society - sound mixers [est. 1964]
Film Greener: Advocating for Green Filmmaking & Environmentally Conscious Films
Independent Filmmakers Alliance
Intl. Documentary Assn.
Latin-American Cinemateca of Los Angeles
National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences [East Coast; est 1957]
National Assn. of Latino Independent Producers [est. 1999]
N.A.T.P.E. {formerly the National Association of Television Program Executives} [est. 1964]
NATPE Market [Jan 2013 = #50] in Miami Beach, Florida

Women In Film International [est. 1973]: Wikipedia Women In Film [est. 1973] Los Angeles, California Chapter Women In Film & Video of New England [est. 1981] Women In Film & Video of Vancouver BC, Canada [est. 1989] New Mexico Women In Film & Television

Industry Labor & Artist Organizations

Society of Camera Operators
Motion Picture Editors Guild - Local 770
Motion Picture Sound Editors

On Writing & Screenwriting
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Magic Lantern's Screenwriters & Movie Critics Pages

Magic Lantern's Cinema Historians Page

Commercial Sites

Individuals in show business should form a corporation, even actors, screenwriters, et cetera.
MyLLC.com [est. 1998] website

Marketing
Magic Lantern's Worldwide Film Festivals Page

NATPE Market [Jan 2013 = #50] in Miami Beach, Florida

Production
Runway [digital editing & post] [est. 1992] in Culver City, CA
EID: Soundstages by Location
N.E.S. Studio Equipment Rentals of Hollywood, CA & Chicago, Illinois
Angelic Entertainment [est. 1997] of San Diego, CA
Colorado {movie} Production Resource Guide
Big Vision studios & production in Las Vegas, NV & Burbank, CA
Seven Pictures corporate video production [est. 1996] in Hollywood, CA

"Sanctuary Cinema: Origins of The Christian Film Industry" [2/2007] by Terry Lindvall
http://www.amazon.com/Sanctuary-Cinema-Origins-Christian-Industry/dp/0814752101/

"Cinema As Pulpit: Sherwood Pictures and The Church Film Movement" [6/2012]
by J. Ryan Parker, Foreword by Terry Lindvall
http://www.amazon.com/Cinema-Pulpit-Sherwood-Pictures-Movement/dp/0786469900/

             

Both Technicolor and Deluxe Labs are owned by MacAndrews & Forbes. What appears to be an operational merger was announced in July 2011, with Technicolor subcontracting North America bulk release printing to Deluxe while Deluxe will subcontract its 35mm print distribution business to Technicolor; Deluxe will also subcontract its 35mm/16mm color negative processing business to Technicolor in London. Technicolor is closing its North Hollywood lab and moving its 65mm/70mm print business to Technicolor Glendale. Technicolor’s film lab in Mirabel (Montreal), Canada is shutting down. Also announced in July 2011, Technicolor is acquiring post-production house Laser Pacific from Kodak; the Hollywood-based operation (the result of a merger of Pacific Video and Laser Edit over 25 years ago) will be rebranded as Technicolor Laser Pacific. Also, Cinedigm Digital Cinema Corp. is selling its physical & electronic distribution business to Technicolor.

Distribution
Canyon Cinema [indie film distribution] of San Francisco CA
B.L.B. Media Distribution in Huntington Beach, CA

Magic Lantern's Distribution & Exhibition Pages

Schools
Film Schools [dot] com directory of U.S. film schools
Film Schools [dot] com directory of international film schools
U.C.L.A. School of Theater, Film & Television in Los Angeles, CA
U.C.L.A.-T.F.T. Professional Programs
Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts in Tallahassee
Maine Media College Workshops [est. 1976] in Rockport, Maine
International Film School Sydney in Australia
MovieMaker Institute [est. 2011] is defunct (2013)
New York Film Academy [est. 1992] operates around the world
Monte Zucker Education - photo & cinema classes worldwide [est. 2005] based in Maryland
'Film School Thru Commentaries' educational weblog

Other Commercial Sites
Reed/Kemps worldwide guide to film & production services
Black Talent News
Film Tees - T-shirts for filmmakers
Filmack Studios in Chicago - stock trailers [est. 1919]
Tomi Streiff's Streiffschuss Films in Bahamas, Switzerland, Brasil & New York City
BMonster [b-movie guide]
Rob Leddy's 'indiefilmpage' site
searchlights for your premiere
Publitek / Fotosearch of Waukesha, WI - The World's Stock Photography at One Website™
Mario's Motion Picture Catering [est. 1983] - branches in AZ, CA, GA, IL & NM

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Trade Magazines & News Sites

'Inside Movies' entertainment news from Entertainment Weekly Magazine
'The Insider' entertainment gossip & news from C.B.S.
CinemaBlend independent entertainment news, gossip & reviews [est. 2004] based in Portland, Oregon
Q.P. Media [est. 1915] - multiple showbiz publications

American Cinematographer Magazine magazine website	American Film Magazine published by American Film Institute from 1960s to 1992; revived as e-magazine in 2012 current issue online	Box Office Magazine no longer available via Amazon magazine website	Cineaste Magazine 1-year subscription (4 issues) for $22.00 magazine website
Fade In: Magazine magazine website	Film Comment Magazine no longer available via Amazon magazine website entry at Wikipedia	Film Quarterly Magazine no longer available via Amazon magazine website

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	Millimeter Magazine shut down in 2009
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