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  • European Guitar Builders - An alliance formed by professional independent European stringed instrument makers with the aim of organising independent luthiers and those related to the field of guitar building in Europe.
  • Ivors Academy - The UK’s independent professional association for music creators.
  • Music Producers Guild - A UK not-for-profit organisation that represents professional record producers, recording studios, recording engineers, mixers and mastering engineers.
  • National Music Council - A key British organisation that aims to promote the interests of the whole music industry.
  • UK Music - A member organisation that represents all sectors of the UK’s music industry.

Other academic libraries with relevant materials can be searched via Library Hub Discover and accessed via the SCONUL Access Scheme.

  • British Library - access to material unavailable elsewhere. See their website for visiting information and how to register for a reader pass. 
  • BFI Reuben Library - material on film, television and the moving image. Open to the general public.

These websites are not all academic in nature, but are really good for keeping up with industry developments. Evaluate anything you find before including it in your research:

  • Archives Hub - archives are a good source of primary material. Find out if there is an archive on your research area, where it is, and how to access it.
  • Cecilia - provides an online guide to music collections in archives, libraries and museums in the UK and Ireland.
  • Creative Bloq - information and tutorials from a number of creative magazines, including Computer Arts and 3D World.
  • Global Journalist - reports on the state of press freedom around the world, covers international news and serves international journalists.
  • ScreenSkills - industry skills body for the screen industries, including film, television, animation and visual effects, and games. Provides information on training, education and careers as well as industries.

The following are games and animation companies, many of which have publications, presentations, videos and podcasts, blogs, and research: