The Guild was established in 1984, seeking to represent the interests of Vision Mixers working in TV production throughout the UK and Ireland. Our aims are The maintenance & improvement of the status of vision mixers, The advancement of their skills and The preservation of professional standards in television production.

IFPI represents the recording industry worldwide with over 1450 members in 75 countries and affiliated industry associations in 48 countries.

We are the UK's professional body for musicians, offering essential backup for today's musician.

The Independent Television Commission licenses and regulates all television services broadcasting in or from the UK. (Except BBC licence fee funded services and S4C.) It sets and monitors standards for programme content, advertising, sponsorship and technical quality and applies a range of penalties if standards aren’t met. It ensures that viewers can receive television services on fair and competitive terms. It investigates complaints and publishes its findings.

PR is seen as a vibrant, attractive industry, consistently ranking among new graduates’ top three career choices. The CIPR is proud to represent such an industry, existing to set the highest standards of professionalism and integrity within the profession.

The Irish Film & Television Academy is the all-Ireland organisation whose mission is the stimulation of original and creative production work, and the encouragement of excellence through recognition, education and leadership in film and television.

The National Film Institute of Ireland was officially incorporated on June 2nd 1945, so this year marks the 60th anniversary of the organisation that developed into the present IFI. Its origins go back to a 1936 papal Encyclical, Vigilanti Cura, and the desire expressed by Pope Pius XI that the medium of cinema be put to the services of human morality.

The UK MEDIA Team helps to promote and administer the European Union's MEDIA Programme in the UK.

The Media Communications Association-International is a global community that provides opportunities for networking, members-only benefits, forums for education and the resources for information to media communications professionals. MCA-I is a not-for-profit, member-driven organization that offers media professionals the connections needed to succeed in a highly competitive environment.

Moonstone International Screen Labs is about experience in every sense of the word. Founded in 1997 in consultation with Robert Redford’s Sundance Institute, Moonstone supports the work of European independent screenwriters and directors of vision, through its programme of advanced project-based development and training.

Every year NABS supports over 4,000 people working in advertising, design, direct and digital marketing, media sales, buying and planning, public relations and sales promotion. Our doors are open to anyone in the marketing communications industry - and their dependents - at any stage of their career.

NASMAH offers many services and opportunities to members, sponsors, producers and directors.

The European Commission has given State Aid approval to the new film tax reliefs. Subject to Parliamentary approval of the cultural test, the new film tax incentives will be activated from 1 January 2007.

Pact is the UK trade association that represents and promotes the commercial interests of independent feature film, television, animation and interactive media companies. Headquartered in London, Pact has an office in Scotland and regional representation throughout the UK, in order to support its members. A highly effective lobbying organisation, it has regular and constructive dialogues with government, regulators, public agencies and opinion formers on all issues affecting its members and contributes to key public policy debates on the media industry, both in the UK and in Europe.

Pathfinder films brings instructional and relationship-building video to viewing platforms everywhere from ipods cell phones hidef projection digital signage for companies, organizations, government.

PPL is a music industry collecting society representing over 2,500 record companies, from the large multinationals to the small independents. We collect licence fees from broadcast and public performance users on behalf of the record companies. This licence fee revenue, after deduction of running costs, is then distributed to our record company members and to performers.

The Picture Research Association (PRA) is a professional , picture editors, and anyone specifically involved in the research, management and supply of visual material to the media industry.

Includes information for beginning actors, a member directory, and the SAG awards.

Scottish Screen is the national screen agency for Scotland with responsibility for developing all aspects of screen culture and industry across the country. We are a relatively small agency seeking to make a big impact.

Skillset exists to encourage the delivery of informed training provision so that the British broadcast, film, video, interactive media and photo imaging industry's technical, creative and economic achievements are maintained and improved. Key roles include developing education and training frameworks, producing labour market information, seeking and channelling investment into the training of freelancers, offering careers information and representing the industry.