Sentences with phrase «of industry guilds»

The IDA Documentary Screening Series brings the year's best documentary films to the IDA community and members of industry guilds and organizations.

With Oscar nomination ballots long since turned in, but final decisions still in flux for the vast number of industry guild voters who, let's face it, now decide the Oscar race, last night's winners were announced.

Not exact matches

Sometimes, films leak straight from the studios, which send out hundreds of pre-release DVD «screeners» to awards guilds, reviewers and other industry professionals; these can be used to create high - quality bootlegs.

There's a critical mass of people working for Uber in the city and a strong regulatory authority, the Taxi and Limousine Commission, upon which the guild can exert influence to affect change in the industry.

The rise of industry in the West was scorned by the whole Orient, Muslims included, partly because of their disdain for the West, and partly because of their pride in their handicraft and their attachment to their guilds.

Jonathan has also received numerous significant industry awards, including the American Wine Society's Award of Merit and the Guild of Sommeliers» highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award, for outstanding contributions to the wine industry.

The International Wine & Spirits Guild was established to encourage study to develop technical and professional understanding and increased knowledge of wine throughout all areas of the wine and food service industry.

Vivác Winery and its owners are some of the first students we welcomed at the International Wine Guild, and we love to see how a Wine Guild education creates amazing opportunities in the wine industry.

Those wind guilds jumpstarted the wind industry in Denmark, where one - fifth of the nation's electric power today comes from wind, more than any other nation.

There's sympathy rather than scorn for these outcasts, and by extension all the overlooked and anonymous troupers toiling in the entertainment industry — forgotten members of the Screen Actors Guild or retired performers from cruise line productions.

I'd argue that it's not better at all, but that «The Shape of Water,» in its eye - candy pageantry, its guild - happy technical bravura, its embrace of the saintly outsider, and in the 20 - year industry track record of its director, veers closer to being a classic safe middlebrow Oscar choice.

Given in recognition of leadership in the industry, contribution to the Guild and the profession of directing, and outstanding career achievement.

This award is given to an Assistant Director or Unit Production Manager in recognition of career achievement in the industry and service to the Directors Guild of America.

It was shut out of the Golden Globe nominations, but has been gaining momentum with industry nominations, including nods from the Directors Guild of America and Producers Guild of America.

As we get closer and closer to Oscar nominations, guilds and other industry associations are announcing their nominees for the best in film of 2012.

April 22, 2018 • «It's been far too long that workers in this industry have been exploited,» said Ihaab Syed, the secretary of the Campaign Workers Guild.

The set of eight principles have been developed in consultation with unions including Equity and industry member bodies and agencies such as Women in Film & TV, the Writers» Guild of Great Britain and UK Screen Alliance, as well as employees and freelancers working across all aspects of the industry.

We are calling on you, our readers, to suggest potential candidates for admission to AMPAS — qualified individuals from different guilds and areas of the movie industry who could make the group more reflective of the moviegoing public and broaden its perspective.

The scourge of sequel-itis and the problems of blockbuster economics were the focus of a film industry business overview delivered Saturday by producer James Schamus as part of the Producers Guild of America's Produced By NY conference.

The Focus Features release, which opened Christmas Day, was one of the year's last major entries to screen for craft guilds and critics» groups, giving it little time to court industry momentum and seep into the cultural consciousness.

All four have already triumphed at the Critics» Choice Awards, the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the British Academy Film Awards, a rare confluence of press and industry opinion that is almost certain to repeat itself once more at the Oscars, to much applause if also a wearying sense of anticlimax.

The Producers Guild has more than 5,700 members who work together to protect and improve their careers, the industry and community by providing members with employment opportunities, seeking to expand health benefits, promoting fair and impartial standards for the awarding of producing credits, as well as other education and advocacy efforts such as encouraging sustainable production practices.

If that's the level of apathy expressed by passionately cine - literate critics who see innumerable films a year, we should hardly be surprised when industry groups and guilds offer up their own lazily identikit awards lists.

And while The Shape of Water has been recognized by film journalists and critics, it has also attracted big attention by industry voters, including nominations from the Screen Actors Guild, the Director's Guild of America, the Writers Guild of America and the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (BAFTAs).

Early screeners mean early recognition and the Screen Actors Guild is the first industry award of the season and the best place to either keep your status and momentum or to get the ball rolling.

Already an Emmy behemoth and a ratings winner, Big Little Lies looks likely to keep scooping up awards once it arrives at the various industry awards that mark the next stage of awards season, including a few — like the Producers Guild awards — where it's been classified as a drama series, thanks to the fact that it will have a second season coming at some point.

Perhaps the most promising indicator that the film would get some Oscar recognition came with the film's Producers Guild of America nomination for Best Picture, since the group's industry membership also includes some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

Steven Poster, President of the International Cinematographers Guild, called Stradling Jr. «a senior spokesperson for this industry.»

Such is not the case with the larger group of industry voters who will ultimately call the shots, numbering upwards of 6,000 plus depending on the guild.

The horror film «Get Out» and industry multitasker Ava DuVernay will receive special honors at the Producers Guild of America awards, the group announced Friday.

CHANG: Del Toro will win quite handily; he's beloved by the industry, and he's already won a slew of precursor awards, most importantly the Directors Guild of America's feature prize.

Matthew Heineman's «City of Ghosts» has out - performed the other contenders with documentary and industry groups: Producers Guild, DGA, International Documentary Assn., Cinema Eye Honors, etc. «Jane» is the clear critics» champ, also shortlisted by the PGA, along with «Chasing Coral.»

The eLearning Guild is a respectable and highly professional organization, but mainly they represent a side of the eLearning industry which is more corporate and training based than educational.

Based upon the areas that have been identified for support; one can reach out to industry resources like ATD, trainingindustry.com, eLearning Guild, etc. for a supplier list with expertise in your area of support.

SweetRush will present VR in the context of real projects at a number of upcoming industry shows: the ATD International Conference and Exposition (May 6 — 9), the eLearning Guild's Realities360 (June 26 — 28), and the Training Industry Conference & Expo 2018 (June 26 &mdaindustry shows: the ATD International Conference and Exposition (May 6 — 9), the eLearning Guild's Realities360 (June 26 — 28), and the Training Industry Conference & Expo 2018 (June 26 &mdaIndustry Conference & Expo 2018 (June 26 — 28).

On Friday, April 8th the 4th - grade students of The Children's Guild's Monarch Academy Annapolis Public Charter school had loads of fun learning about artifacts from the oyster industry and participating in an oyster activity led by Speaker, Bryan Gomes from the Oyster Recovery Partnership.

The Author's Guild, unfortunately, is another dinosaur of the industry who is not keeping up with the times in its insistence that authors be paid an advance in order to qualify for membership.

Organizations like the Author's Guild have recently been questioned as their interests lie in furthering the traditional publishing industry, rather than the acceptance of all writers.

«The Book Industry Guild of New York is a member - operated professional organization composed of professionals from every aspect of the book publishing and book manufacturing industries.

Additional Industry Links American Library Association Ann Arbor Book Festival ASJA Writers Conference Association of American Publishers Association of American University Presses (AAUP) Association of Catholic Publishers Association of Research Libraries Association of Independent Authors (AiA) Association of Writers & Writing Programs Baltimore Book Festival Bay Area Independent Publishers Association Bologna Children's Book Fair Book Industry Study Group Book Manufacturers» Institute Book Publishers Northwest Bookbinders Guild of New York Bookbuilders of Boston BookExpoAmerica Bowker Chicago Book Clinic Christian Small Publishers Association Collingswood Book Festival Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) Florida Publishers Association Forest Stewardship Council ® Frankfurt International Book Fair Greenleaf Author Summit Green Press Initiative Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association Independent Book Publishers Association London Book Fair Los Angeles Times Festival of Books Miami Book Fair Michigan Reading Association National Speakers Association Convention New Mexico Book Association New York State Reading Association Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association PubWest — Publishers Association of the West Publishers Weekly Self - Publishing Book Expo Simba Information

The Literary Agents» Guild is active in all areas of the publishing, theater, motion picture and television industries, and related fields.

Benefits include contract reviews; publishing industry updates and advice; legal advice and forms; marketing and social media advice; website building and hosting; access to members - only workshops, seminars and events; a print and digital subscription to the Authors Guild Bulletin, our quarterly publication of publishing and legislative news; discounted media liability insurance; listing in our member profiles; exclusive discounts on services and goods designed to help you with your writing business, as well as discounts on hotels, car rentals, and more.

A blog post by Howey yesterday, however, takes a deeper, bolder stab by vehemently pointing out the many ways that the Authors Guild — the organization created to protect the interests of authors — is in bed with the traditional publishing industry with its incessant Amazon bashing, its refusal to stand up for author royalties, and more.

If you are unsure about industry payment standards in regards to royalties, you can contact SAG - AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild and The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) or the Actors» Equity Association for more information.

The Author's Guild has updated their recent post about the state of the publishing industry.

To learn more about the New York Book Show, hosted by the Book Industry Guild of New York, please visit www.newyorkbookshow.com or www.bigny.org.

To learn more about the New York Book Show, hosted by the Book Industry Guild of New York, please visit

The incredibly rich 2013 speaker list ranges from bestselling authors like Malcolm Gladwell, Sylvia Day, and Jennifer Armentrout; media masters like Brad Stone of Bloomberg Businessweek, Laura Hazard Owen of paidContent, Jeremy Greenfield of Digital Book World, and Phil Sexton of F+W Media; top executives from the Big 6 houses; the Author's Guild and the US Department of Justice; top children's and educational publishers like Scholastic, Cengage, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; industry visionaries, such as Matt McInnis of Inkling, Allen Lau of Wattpad, Kristen McLean of Bookigee, Richard Nash of Small Demons, Corey Pressman of Exprima Media, Mark Ury of Storybird, Hugh McGuire of PressBooks, Craig Mod, John Ossenmacher of ReDigi, Anne Kubek of InScribe Digital, Josh Schanker of BookBub, and more; and finally, industry giants Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Google.

Publishers — and some authors, especially those who control the Authors Guild, which has fought every attempt by Google (s goog) and others to open up the book market — have been so obsessed with piracy and locking down their products that they have allowed Amazon to take control of their fate (if that reminds you of Apple and the music industry, that's probably not a coincidence).

Authors Guild president Scott Turow spoke out this week on the Authors Guild blog about some of the implications that the Penguin Random House merger may have on the industry.