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- American Federation of Musicians - Musicians standing together have the . . .
The AFM represents professional musicians playing in orchestras, bands, clubs, and theater—both on Broadway and on tour
- For Members - American Federation of Musicians
Join AFM Members Current Members For Members Member Log In AFM Entertainment Benefit Programs Confidential Reporting through #NotMe GoProHosting International Musician Insurance Products Detailed Locals Information Lester Petrillo Memorial Fund Payments Symphonic Audition Notices Symphonic Services Resource Center Symphonic Wage Scales Travel
- Find A Local - American Federation of Musicians
Use this tool to find one near you Just click the city name to see a description of it's jurisdiction and dues information If you do not see your area of residence in the list below, please check adjacent states or contact our Membership Department at 1-800-762-3444 x243 or membership@afm org
- About AFM - American Federation of Musicians
Founded in 1896, the AFM is the largest organization in the world representing professional instrumental musicians playing in orchestras, bands, clubs, and theater—both on Broadway and on tour AFM members make music for film, television, commercials, and sound recordings
- Join the AFM - American Federation of Musicians
With over 80,000 members, the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada (AFM) is the largest organization in the world dedicated to representing the interests of professional musicians
- Recording Digital Media - American Federation of Musicians
AFM Musicians record radio, TV and online commercials, film and video game scores, and appear on live and pre-recorded TV They perform on recordings—both in the studio and on live performances that are recorded
- AFM Canada History and CFM :: Canadian Federation of Musicians
In 1897 the AFM (American Federation of Musicians) invited the Montreal Musicians' Protective Union and the Toronto Orchestral Association to affiliate Montreal accepted immediately and was designated as Local 62 (although it only survived a few years and was rechartered as Local 406 in 1905)
- Television Videotape Agreement - American Federation of Musicians
The AFM Television Videotape Agreement covers musicians who are engaged by producers in the production of live programming on network television Most generally, this includes late night talk shows, variety shows, game shows, and award shows
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