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How Members Make a Difference
AMWA's mission is to promote the development and adoption of open, accessible standards and specifications relating to file-based workflows (including AAF, MXF and other formats), Service Oriented Architectures, and Application Specifications; to promote such Specifications worldwide, and to create high customer awareness of, demand for, and confidence in products designed in compliance with these specifications. We will focus on content creation, production, post-production, rich media authoring, archiving and distribution. We will maintain relations with, and work with standards developed by, other standard setting organizations and industry consortia to ensure coherence among the Specifications maintained by the Corporation and standards maintained by such other organizations.
Advanced Media Workflow Association -- "Putting AAF and MXF to Work"
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Associate |
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| Eligible to serve on board of directors |
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| Appoint member to committees |
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| Access to Committee activities and communications on AMWA Forums |
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| Submit Proposals and Modifications to documents prior to publication |
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| Attend technical tutorials |
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| Access to Developers Directory for programming assistance |
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| Propose extensions/additions to specification and new specifications |
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| Discounted fees to attend meetings, tutorials & conferences |
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| Opportunity to propose work items for the AMWA Technical Developer |
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| Opportunity to participate in special events |
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| Contact list of participants in AMWA meetings and special events |
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| Member company logos posted to AMWA website with links to company pages |
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| Manufacturers can list AMWA-compliant products on AMWA Web site |
Links to company documents |
Links to company documents |
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| Annual Membership fee |
$12,500†* |
$5,000* |
$1,500* |
$175* |
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Principal membership dues after the first year are $10,000 |
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Individual memberships are limited to single parties and do not represent company memberships except in the case of a sole proprietor |
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All dollars are in U.S. currency |
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With sponsorship from Principal or General member |
| *** Technical Tutorial Charges per year: |
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Included |
6 people, 1 day per year each (or other combinations) |
| General |
Included |
3 people, 1 day per year each (or other combinations) |
| Associate |
$1000 |
2 people, 1 day per year each (or 1 person, 2 days per year) |
| Individual |
$325 |
1 person, 1 day per year |
| General Public |
$900 |
Non-members allowed to attend only 1 training session |
Explanation of AMWA Membership Benefits
Principal Member Benefits
Principal members guide the organization. They are the only class of members who are eligible to serve on the AMWA Board of Directors. It is the AMWA board which sets the direction of the Association, determines the budget, and which ultimately directs the resources of the Association. Principal members may propose new work for the organization, or changes to existing work without requiring the support of another member. They may appoint voting members to committees, and they may have as many meeting attendees as they desire. Principal members may propose work items for the AMWA technical developer, a programming resource directly employed by the AMWA. The AMWA will post their logos on the AMWA Web site, which may include links from the AMWA Web site to specific pages on their company Web sites. The AMWA holds two one-day training sessions annually, and the cost of attending these sessions is included in the dues for Principal membership. Dues for Principal membership are $12,500 annually for the first year and $10,000 annually for subsequent years.
General Member Benefits
General members form the core of the organization. General members may propose new work for the organization, or changes to existing work without requiring the support of another member. They may appoint a voting member to committees. General members may propose work items for the AMWA technical developer, a programming resource
directly employed by the AMWA. The AMWA will post their logos on the AMWA Web site, which may have links from the AMWA Web site to specific pages on their company Web sites. The AMWA holds two one-day training sessions annually, and the cost of attending these sessions is included in this level of membership. Dues for General membership are $5,000 annually.
Associate and Individual Member Benefits
Associate and Individual membership benefits are identical; however, dues levels differ based upon the ability of the entity to pay. Training fees differ as well; refer to the Technical Tutorial Charges chart above. These membership levels exist for members of the industry to show support for the organization and its work. Associate and Individual members may submit proposals and modifications to documents prior to publication and may propose extensions/additions to existing and new specifications -- with sponsorship of a Principal or General Member. Members have access to all Member Resources including the Developers Directory for programming assistance and can attend meetings, tutorials and conferences at discounted fees. Annual dues for Associate membership are $1,500.
Annual dues for Individual membership are $175, and to qualify for Individual membership, the applicant must be a) an individual without any company affiliation in the media industry, b) in academia as a student, reseracher, or in some other way actively associated with an insitutution of higher learning, or c) a sole proprietor or the only employee of a corporation.
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