Industry Organizations

CDSA (The Content Delivery and Security Association) is a worldwide forum advocating the innovative and responsible delivery and storage of entertainment, software, and information content. To meet today’s security challenges, CDSA brings together different disciplines, companies, and leaders under one community.

The DPP is here to make the move to fully digital, global, internet-enabled content creation and distribution work more productively for all. The DPP is a Membership-based, not-for-profit company, founded by our shareholders: ITV, BBC and Channel 4. Uniquely, our Membership represents the whole media supply chain: production companies, manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, post production facilities, consultancies, broadcasters, distributors, and not-for-profit organizations.

#GALSNGEAR brings equity to women in the Media and Entertainment industry. Amplifying, empowering, and connecting women in tech, film, and screen media.

The Hollywood Post Alliance^®, also known as HPA^®, is the trade association serving the Southern California-based professional community of businesses and individuals who provide expertise, support, tools and the infrastructure for the creation and finishing of motion pictures, television, commercials, digital media and other dynamic media content.

The IABM is the authoritative voice of the broadcast and media technology supply industry worldwide. It seeks to further the interests of members through partnership and representation on a range of issues. Activities include Market Research & Intelligence Services, Representation & Mediation, Event Participation Services, Executive Networking Opportunities, Technical & Environmental Standards Reporting and Liaison.

The Media & Entertainment Services Alliance (MESA) supports service providers in building efficiencies in the creation, production and distribution of physical and digital media and entertainment. The group also aims to foster end-to-end collaboration among entertainment service providers, their customers and trading partners, and provide other tangible benefits to members, such as market intelligence, research initiatives, industry advocacy and collaborative workgroups.

The National Association of Broadcasters is the voice for the nation’s radio and television broadcasters. As the premier trade association for broadcasters, NAB advances the interests of our members in federal government, industry and public affairs; improves the quality and profitability of broadcasting; encourages content and technology innovation; and spotlights the important and unique ways stations serve their communities.

Post Super is the complete worldwide destination for knowledge, training, news and collaboration for film and high-end TV post production. This is a one-stop destination to effectively plan and execute post while providing a center for the industry to come together as a community, share knowledge, generate streamlined workflows, share best practices and proactively network

The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) was founded in 1916 to advance theory and development in the motion imaging field. Today, SMPTE serves its members with the latest technology information and education on a rapidly changing industry. SMPTE also is an accredited and globally respected industry standards-setting body. As the leading technical society for the motion imaging industry, SMPTE is shaping the future of the constantly evolving content business.

The Sports Video Group was formed in 2006 to support the professional community that relies on video, audio, and broadband technologies to produce and distribute sports content. Leagues, owners, teams, players, broadcasters, webcasters, and consumer technology providers have joined the SVG to learn from each other, turn vision into reality, implement new innovations, while sharing experiences that will lead to advancements in the sports production/distribution process and the overall consumer sports experience.

Sports Video Group Europe supports the professional community in Europe that uses video, audio, and broadband technologies to produce and distribute sports content. Through SVG Europe, leagues, owners, teams, broadcasters, webcasters, OB companies and technology providers learn from each other, turn vision into reality, and implement new innovations.