Please go to our links page and try the website of the Singapore Film Commission (SFC). We have included a link to their section providing detailed information.

There are lots of luscious babes on the screen in movies and TV, but those are about the only women to be found in the entertainment industry. Behind the scenes there are a few tokens, but nowhere enough cinematographers, screenwriters, directors, camera operators, etc., who are female and of color. We believe that any mass art form that discriminates to that degree should take a long, hard look at itself.

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The best source for statistics comes from the data section of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network's website.

SEER publishes millions of cancer statistics annually. In order to make them easily accessible, it is necessary to display them using common cancer sites, standard statistic types for cancer reporting, and to make assumptions about the most useful date and age ranges, geographic regions, and races/ethnicities to present.

NADA has auto industry statistics dating back to 2002, published under "Publications/NADA DATA" on the NADA.org website. Visit https://www.nada.org/Publications/NADADATA/ . We provide you with the results of NADA's yearlong analysis of the U.S. auto industry, with particular emphasis on the retail side of the business.

Feature films are another industry. The skills you gain in TV however, overlap massively and TV is often the way in. Begin to develop a serious and comprehensive interest in the subject and tailor your career in this direction from the start.

Yes. In fact, all TV majors are required to serve an internship in the industry so that they will have some real world experience before they graduate. The good news is that many of our interns are offered jobs as a result of their work at these internships. That is why it is best to do your internship during your last semester on campus..

About a third of our graduates go into the commercial broadcasting aspect of the industry working as producers, writers, directors, editors, technicians, and unit managers for motion picture studios, TV networks, production companies, and TV stations (see TV Alumni and TV Graduates in Industry).

NAMM publishes Music USA: the Statistical Review of the Music Products Industry on an annual basis. The hard copy publication is available to NAMM Members for $25 and non-Members for $50 plus shipping and handling. To order, send an e-mail to info@namm.com or call 760-438-8001.

There are several sources for this sort of information and statistics on the racing and breeding industry in Australia and the information below is taken from one or other of these references: Australian Racing Fact Book ? a guide to the racing industry in Australia, published annually by the Australian Racing Board.

Multimedia surveys, statistics, and reports can be found in MultiMediator's Publications section. New surveys and reports are added on an occasional basis. If you would like additional or custom research information not covered by these existing reports, the folks at FAD Research, would be delighted to help you. Please e-mail info@fadresearch.com or call 416-767-7363 for details.

ICMA publishes important card manufacturing unit and market information in its annual Card Manufacturing Global Market Survey. It also maintains a statistics section and glossary on the ICMA web site. ICMA continually researches the industry and provides frequent updates in its magazine as well. ICMA maintains standards representation on ISO and ANSI committees and working groups via an official representative, who frequently reports on breaking news via the ICMA newsletter and magazine.

Get involved and gain experience! Independent and student projects are often looking for volunteers. Contact the Centre for Arts and Technology (Okanagan) at 250-860-2787 or the Okanagan Society of Independent Filmmaking at 250-769-1603. Make contacts by attending film-related events and/or join the organizations that host such events. Classes and workshops also offer the technical training that may be necessary in film and video production.

You will first need to determine which area of the industry interests you most. If you want to work on a film set, or be an actor, it is important to contact the union associated with that particular area of interest. Check out our industry contacts section for information on local labour unions and guilds and other industry organizations. If you want to write, direct or produce, it is recommended you meet with other people who are working in the industry.

The number of departments in the film industry is vast. You need to first identify which area you would most like to work in so that you can specifically target that area and customize your portfolio submission to that department. Start off small. If you can't get onto a great job immediately, start on smaller projects. Find young filmmakers in your area and team up with them. Offer to work for free. Put an ad in the local paper.

Keeping things simple. When you're working with crews of people, things get complicated quickly. Often you end up taking orders from multiple people—all of whom are ambitious individuals with their own opinions about how things should be running. Know who you should be taking orders from, be able to communicate well, and follow directions.

Remember to stay humble, have patience and perseverance and you will have a long-lasting career. GOOD LUCK!

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The Tourism Reference and Documentation centre of the Canadian Tourism Commission has many resources to answer these kinds of questions or can refer your question to the appropriate CTC staff members. Contact the reference centre at trdc.ctc@ic.gc.ca. Telephone 613-954-3943; fax 613-954-3945. For information about Canada's history, population, climate, geography, work permits, etc., contact the Canada Information Office at 1-800-622-6232 or 613-941-4823. http://www.canada.gc.ca/main_e.html.

I am looking to find out how to get my baby/son/sister/dad/aunt/grandma/etc into television/commercials/films.

One out of every five outfits you see in the blockbuster films is designed and made by Priyanka's. At the same time, we must tell you that most of these outfits do not look as good in reality as they do on screen. There are two types of sarees being made for movies: Those for one-time use only. The producer / director wants a particular saree just for shooting after which it is thrown away.

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There are several unions/guilds that may play a role in a film production. Some are based out of Los Angeles. Here are ones that may apply to local Below-the-Line film positions: There are additional unions/guilds such as Directors Guild of America www.dga.org, Screen Actors Guild www.sag.org, and the IBT Local 399 www.hollywoodteamsters.org, along with other craft specific guilds primarily based out of LA. Google-away!