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Bookmark or Share- About - Motion Picture AssociationAlongside the progress of the civil rights, women’s rights, and labor movements, the film industry sought artistic freedoms and the removal of the Hays Code’s strict limits on certain content. In response, then-MPAA president Jack Valenti creates the film rating system we use today.
- Film Ratings - Motion Picture AssociationEstablished by Motion Picture Association in 1968, the rating system was created to help parents make informed viewing choices for their children.
- Home - Motion Picture AssociationThe film and television industry supports 2.74 million jobs in all 50 states. The stories of the industry are enjoyed by audiences around the world and pays out $33 billion per year to more than 240,000 businesses in cities and small towns across the country.
- Defending Creators - Motion Picture AssociationDefending Free Speech. There is no better embodiment of the American spirit than the Constitution’s First Amendment, which establishes—among a number of other important things—the fundamental right to speak and communicate freely.
- About The Credits - Motion Picture AssociationThe Credits is an online magazine focused on how your favorite films and television shows are made.We are dedicated to telling the stories behind the stories, through interviews with filmmakers and television creators — our profiles cover everyone involved in the creative process, from cinematographers and editors to stunt performers, special effects wizards, and more.
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