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Clubs, groups and societies for screenwriters.
http://americanscreenwriters.com/
Non-profit organization supports writers through educational seminars, screenplay competitions, script critique service and industry contacts.
http://www.chicagoscreenwriters.org/
Chicago-based organization for local screenwriters offering industry networking opportunities and member evaluation of individual screenplays.
http://www.dallasscreenwriters.com/
A non-profit organization providing monthly meetings featuring professional screenwriters, scene readings, workshops, seminars, and networking opportunities. Dallas and Fort Worth area, Texas, US.
http://iawg.org/
To address the globalization of the entertainment industry and improve the working conditions of professional film and television writers worldwide through collective action, mutual support and common representation internationally.
http://www.networkisa.org/
The ISA is an informational resource and networking hub for all screenwriters.
http://www.mediaguilds.com/
An umbrella organization for media people: voice-over, script-writing, acting, music and show business in general (broadcast and non-broadcast).
http://tennscreen.com/
Working to develop avenues for members to prepare for the real world of the entertainment business.
http://www.womeninfilm.ca/
Membership information, member directory, event listings, photographs, and links.
http://www.wgae.org/
Eastern branch of the labor union, promoting and protecting the professional and artistic interests of writers in the motion picture, television, radio and communications industries.
http://www.wga.org/
Official union site representing writers in the motion picture, broadcast, cable and new media industries. Find resources covering craft, markets, and representation.
http://www.wgc.ca/
WGC represents professional English-language screenwriters in Canada. Television, movie, radio and digital platforms.
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