Movie Magazines Index

- American trade journal.
- Initially a theater magazine which evolved into a movie magazine.
- Daily Variety was launched in 1933.

- "The magazine the pros read"
- Covers the technical part of movie making.
- Published in Hollywood by the American Society of Cinematographers
- Bi-monthly publication from November 1920 (Vol. 1, no 1) to March 1922 (Vol. 2, no 28).
- From March 1922 (Vol. 3, no 1) to present, monthly publication.
- 106 colour A4 pages.
- American Cinematographer in Facebook.

- Trade paper for the entertainment industry.
- Started, daily, on 3 Sept. 1930 (publisher/creator was William R. Wilkerson).
- Since November 2010 a daily digital edition, in a PDF file, replaced the daily printed version and THR became a large-format weekly magazine.
- It publishes between 35 and 42 issues per year.
- Plus there are standalone quarterly glossies, festival extras, and extensive award-season coverage.

- Early American trade journal.
- Founded by James P. Chalmer Jr. and Alfred Saunders.
- Claimed to be the "Official organ of the Moving Picture Exhibitors' Association."
- Merged (January 7, 1928) with Exhibitors Herald to form Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World (shortened to Exhibitor's Herald World.)

- Started as WID'S FILMS AND FILM FOLK in 1915.

- Replaced by "QP Herald" in 1973.