The Center for Communication helps students explore careers in media by connecting them with top professionals and offering free events and talks. Backed by major media companies, the Center is all about making the industry more diverse and giving students real-world insights into how media works today.

Worldwide source for crews, production and post-production services.

Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, and more.

Information, education, inspiration for creative professionals.

Get inspired by these memorable portfolios.

Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and use of creativity and knowledge through free legal tools.

These Public Domain Mark FAQs contain information that will help you decide if you can use the Public Domain Mark (“PDM”) to a work, or before using a work that is marked with the PDM.

DiMA is the ambassador for the digital media industry: webcasters, online media, digital services, and technology innovators.

The International Digital Media and Arts Association (iDMAa) was founded in early 2004 by a group of 15 universities. iDMAa is dedicated to serving educators, practitioners, scholars, and organizations with interests in digital media.

The Graphic Artists Guild helps creative students and professionals build successful careers with the skills and support they need to thrive. Members include designers, illustrators, animators, and web developers.

Global network of collaborative projects and communities comprised of individuals from all fields of game development - from programmers and producers to writers, artists, QA and localization.

Founded in 1983 and incorporated twenty years later, the Society of Illustrators, Artists and Designers (SIAD) is a not-for-profit professional organisation that exists to promote excellence in all areas of visual media, to provide an online resource for the promotion of its members, and to promote the protection of the intellectual property rights of its members.

Founded in 1914, AIGA remains the oldest and largest professional membership organization for design. AIGA now represents more than 20,000 design professionals, educators and students through national activities and local programs developed by 65 chapters and 200 student groups.