• Released Film Database: Records include cast and technical credits as well as other basic data, such as production and distribution companies, producers and directors, alternate titles, running time, processes, review dates, budgets for films released from 1953 to the present.
• Films in Production Database: Records for film projects in various stages: development, pre-production, lensing, wrapping, or on hold.
• Television Database: Records for programs currently and previously aired on television.

EDD provides labor market information based on data collected from all California employers covered by the Unemployment Insurance (UI) laws. EDD publishes timely statistics on employment and wages by industry, geography, and occupations.

• Production Days: Monthly and annual data on total number of on-location filming days in The City of Los Angeles and unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County for feature film, commercials, television, music videos, etc.

Hollywood Reporter publishes on a weekly basis a listing of feature film projects in different stages of production: pre-production and filming. Production listing includes title, production company, filming location, and contact information.

Nielsen EDI is a centralized source for box office information with results from more than 50,000 movie screens in 14 countries. Sister companies include Nielsen NRG, Nielsen VideoScan, Nielsen SoundScan, Nielsen EMS, and Nielsen Media Research. Products include custom research and:

• BOFFO (Box Office Flash Figures Online): A web-based system that offers real-time film performance on a national, regional, local, or theater level.
• Filmsource: An online historical database with information on a film or filmmaker's history, present, and future.
• Overnight Theatrical Box Office Reporting: Provides theater-by-theater box office results as well as summaries and ranking of daily film performance at a national level.
• The Release Schedule: An online calendarfor current and advance release information and historical performance data.
• School Holiday Calendar: Software that combines school district holiday data with enrollment information on over 30 million students. The calendar reports on the percentage and number of students on vacation every day of the year at the national, market, state, county, and district levels.
• Theatre Atlas: Plots theater locations on street-level maps and indexes the listings with performance and profile data.

• Filmed Entertainment Revenues by Pipeline: Studio revenue by revenue pipeline, including theatrical, video rental, video sell-through, a la carte networks, subscription TV, cable, and broadcast TV.
• Rental & Sell-Through Market Share by Studio: Breakdown of VHS rental market share, and VHS & DVD sell-through market share by studio, including new release vs. catalog revenue.

• Television Production Cost Survey: Report and analysis of television commercial costs. Information reflects figures from AAAA agencies that submitted data on national commercials.

Tracks production starts on State of California property.

• The Occupation Report: An interactive occupation database. Users select a geographic area to compare wages and wage trends by city. Also browse skill and education requirements for selected occupations.

Includes a detailed list of international filming incentive programs.

• Feature Release Schedule: A calendar of release dates of both major and independent distributors (including global release dates).
• Films in Production: This is a compilation of over 1,700 film titles of announced future projects. Production company, distributor, development stage, stars and director are shown.

The IIPA is a coalition of 6 trade associations formed to represent US copyright-based industries. IIPA tracks copyright legislation and enforcement developments in over 80 countries.

• Special 301 Submissions: Filed with the US Trade Representative, these reports contain comprehensive detailed piracy rates and estimated losses due to piracy, analysis of legal and enforcement deficiencies, and recommendations for corrective action in 64 countries.
• Copyright Industries in the US Economy: The 2002 Report: Is IIPA's ninth economic study on copyright industries.

The IMDB website publishes information on feature films, including films released to theatres and video, a list of top 250 films with the highest box office receipts on the American market and the international market, and information on television programs.

• The Business of Movie Production and Distribution: Analysis of the production and distribution industry's current trends; detailed financial and operating statistics for major producers and distributors; analysis of box office trends.
• The Business of Movie Exhibition: A comprehensive analysis of the eight leading theater chains, along with a look at trends and growth in the broader exhibition business.

Includes a list of domestic and foreign filming incentive programs & links to sites where details on these programs may be obtained.

NATO tracks total US box office grosses, total number of US admissions, average US ticket price, number of US movie screens, number of US cinema sites. Yearly totals are available on their website.

• Encyclopedia of Exhibition, 2003-2004: Includes US exhibition statistics and box-office data (including domestic theatrical grosses for studio films after 1984 and independent files after 1989); current and historical data on ticket sales, consumer demographics, seasonal box-office performance, ticket prices, state-by-state-screen counts, employment and distributor market shares; statistics on admissions, grosses, screen counts, and ticket prices for 59 countries.

Part of NPD Group, NPD Funworld tracks the video game and toy markets. NPD measures consumer purchasing and product movement to show what is selling, where and to whom and why.

• Video Games Quarterly Report: Lists the top 50 games by platform. Each spreadsheet lists the title, publisher, intro-date, projected unites, projected dollars, and average selling price.

• Weekly Reports: PRS provides a weekly update of projects entering pre-production. Data is provided to PRS directly from the production companies.

Provides worldwide box office analysis of current and past productions with a database of over 90,000 films. The Distribution Guide provides analysis of all US and foreign distributors.

An online database has information on television commercials and music videos. The data goes back to 1988. Commercial data includes title, year released, production company, director, product, and client. Music video information includes title, year filmed, production company, artists, and music label.

• Annual Report: includes domestic and international DVD & VHS rental and sales data, videogame rental and sales data, video retailer information, and information on the latest technological advances in the industry.

• Theatrical Film Industry Data: Includes data on theatrical film industry exhibition, revenues, box office, studio market share, and home video sales.
• Television Industry Data: Includes data on network revenues, programming costs, ratings, advertising sales, and cable subscribers.