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National Film Preservation Board Members 1988-2019 Academy Of National Film Preservation Board Members 1988-2019 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Member organization since 1988) Member: Fay Kanin (1988-2005) Ms. Kanin became an At-large member in 2005. Chair, 1989-2005 Member: Phil Alden Robinson (2005-2007) Member: Arthur Dong (2007-2010) Member: Sid Ganis (2010-2016) Member: John Bailey (2016-present) Alternate: Walter Mirisch (1988-1992) Alternate: Robert Wise (1992-1994) Alternate: David Chasman (1994-1996) Alternate: Haskell Wexler (1996-2005) Alternate: Arthur Dong (2005-2007) Alternate: Vacant (2007-2010) Alternate: Martha Coolidge (2010-2016) Alternate: Stephanie Allain (2016-present) Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Nick Counter (1988-2010) Member: Carol Lombardini (2010-present) Alternate: Carol Lombardini (1988-2010) Alternate: Tracy Cahill (2010-present) American Film Institute: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Gene Jankowski (1988-1992) Member: John Ptak (1992-present) Chair 2015-present Alternate: George Stevens, Jr. (1988-1992) Alternate: Jill Sackler (1992-2010) Alternate: Cecilia DeMille Presley (2010-2016) Alternate: Tim Lanza (2016-present) American Society of Cinematographers/International Photographers Guild (became member organization via 1992 Act) Member: Allen Daviau (1992-2005) Member: Caleb Deschanel (2005-present) Alternate: William Fraker (1992-1994) Alternate: Owen Roizman (1994-1996) Alternate: Robert Primes (1996-2005) Alternate: Richard Crudo (2005-2009) Alternate: John Bailey (2010-2016) Alternate: Bradford Young (2016-present) Association of Moving Image Archivists (became member organization via 1996 Act) Member: Eddie Richmond (1996-2000) Member: Rick Prelinger (2001-2005) Member: Dan Streible (2005-2010) Member: Tom Regal (2010-2018) Member: Dennis Doros (2018-present) Alternate: Karan Sheldon (1996-2000) Alternate: Pam Wintle (2001-2010) Alternate: Wendy Shay (2010-2018) Alternate: Laura Rooney (2018-present) Directors Guild of America: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Franklin Schaffner (1988 –1989, died July 2) Member: Arthur Hiller (1989-2005) Member: Martin Scorsese (2005-present) Alternate: Sydney Pollack (1988-1992) Alternate: Martin Scorsese (1992-2005) Alternate: Curtis Hanson (2005-2015) Alternate: Christopher Nolan (2015-present) Motion Picture Association of America: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Jack Valenti (1988-2004) Member: Dan Glickman (2005-2010) Member: Greg Frazier (2010-2014) Member: Senator Chris Dodd (2014-2017) Member: Charles Rivkin (2017-present) Alternate: Fritz Attaway (1988-1992) Alternate: Matthew Gerson (1992-1996) Alternate: Cynthia Merifield (1996-2002) Alternate: Jon Leibowitz (2002-2004) Alternate: Greg Frazier (2005-2010) Alternate: Robert Pisano (2010-2014) Alternate: Anna Soellner (2014-2015) Alternate: Laura Nichols (2015-2016) Alternate: Joanna McIntosh (2016-2017) Alternate: Gail MacKinnon (2017-present) National Association of Broadcasters: Member organization 1988-1996) Member: Edward Fritts (1988-1996) Alternate: James May (1988-1992) Alternate: Stephen Jacobs (1992-1996) National Association of Theater Owners (Member organization since 1992) Member: Ted Pedas (1992-present) Alternate: William Kartozian (1992-1996) Alternate: Mary Ann Grasso (Anderson) (1996-2005) Alternate: Jim Kozak (2005-2007) Alternate: Patrick Corcoran (2007-present) National Society of Film Critics: (Member organization since 1988) Member: David Kehr (1988-present) Alternate: Stephen Schiff (1988-1992) Alternate: Julie Salamon (1992-1995) Alternate: Peter Rainer (1995-1996) Alternate: Jay Carr (1996-2009) Alternate: David Sterritt (2010-present) New York University, Tisch School of the Arts Dept. of Film and Television (Member organization since 1988) Member: Charles Milne (1989-1992) Member: William Everson (1992-1996 died April 14) Member: Robert Sklar (1996-2010) Member: Antonia Lant (2010-present) Alternate: William Everson (1988-1992) Alternate: William Paul (1992-1994) Alternate: Robert Sklar (1994-1996) Alternate: Antonia Lant (1996-2010) Alternate: Robert Sklar (2010-2011, died July 2) Alternate: Dan Streible (2011-present) Screen Actors Guild: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Roddy McDowall (1988-1998, died October 3) Member: Gene Hackman (1998-2002) Member: Richard Masur (2002-2005) Member: Valerie Yaros (2005-2010) Member: Richard Masur (2010-present) Alternate: Barry Gordon (1988-1995) Alternate: Richard Masur (1996-2002) Alternate: Melissa Gilbert (2002-2010) Alternate: Valerie Yaros (2010-present) Society for Cinema and Media Studies: (Member organization since 1988) Member: John Belton (1988-1996) Member: Ed Guerrero (1996-2005) Member: Matthew Bernstein (2005-present) Alternate Kristin Thompson (1988-1992) Alternate: Lucy Fischer (1992-1996) Alternate: Ana López (1996-2005) Alternate: Jennifer Horne (2005-present) Society of Composers and Lyricists: (Member organization since 1996) Member: David Raksin (1996-2004, died August 9) Member: Alan Bergman (2004-present) Alternate: Alan Bergman (1996-2004) Alternate: Ray Colcord (2005-2016) Alternate: Ashley Irwin (2016-present) UCLA. Department of Film and Television of the School of Theater, Film and Television (Member organization since 1988) Member: Howard Suber (1988-1991) Member: Robert Rosen (1991-present) Alternate: Robert Rosen (1988-1991) Alternate: Howard Suber (1991-1992) Alternate: Teshome Gabriel (1992-2010) Alternate: Jan-Christopher Horak (2010-present) University Film and Video Association UFVA: (Member organization since 1988) Member: Ben Levin (1988-present) Alternate: Betsy McLane (1988-1992) Alternate: Peter Rainer (1992-1995) Alternate: Betsy McLane (1995-2010) Alternate: Simon Tarr (2010-present) US members of FIAF (Member since 1992) Member: Mary Lea Bandy (1992-2007) Member: Susan Oxtoby (2007-present) Alternate: Jonas Mekas (1992-1996) Alternate: Paolo Cherchi Usai (1996-2005) Alternate: Susan Oxtoby (2005-2007) Alternate: vacant (2007-2010) Alternate: Rajendra Roy (2010-present) Writers Guild of America East and West NFPB Members since 1988 Member: George Kirgo (1988-1992) Member: Jay Presson Allen (1992-1995) Member: Del Reisman (1995-1996) Member: Richard Wesley (1996-2000) Member: Del Reisman (2001-2005) Member: Richard Wesley (2006-2009) Member: Del Reisman (2010-2011, died Jan 8) Member: Richard Wesley (2011-2014) Member: Howard Rodman (2014-2016) Member: Richard Wesley (2016-present) Alternate: Edward Adler (1988-1992) Alternate: Del Reisman (1992-1995) Alternate: Budd Schulberg (1995-1996) Alternate: Del Reisman (1996-2000) Alternate: Richard Wesley (2001-2005) Alternate: Del Reisman (2005-2009) Alternate: Richard Wesley (2010-2011) Alternate: vacant (2011-2014) Alternate: Richard Wesley (2014-2016) Alternate: Howard Rodman (2016-present) At-Large Members (2 members served beginning in 1992 Act; one more added in 1996; two more added in 2005) Member: Roger Mayer (1992-2010) Member: Grover Crisp (2010-present) Alternate: Milt Shefter (1992-1996) Alternate: Edward James Olmos (1996-2005) Alternate: Patrick Loughney (2005-2008) Alternate: Grover Crisp (2009-2010) Alternate: Roger Mayer (2010-2015, died March 24) Chair, 2010-2015 Alternate: Gregory Alan Barnes (2017-present) Member: John Singleton (1992-1996) Member: Gregory Nava (1996-2009) Member: Hanay Geiogamah (2010-2016) Member: Scott Martin (2016-present) Alternate: Janet Staiger (1992-1996) Alternate: Leonard Maltin (1996-2005) Alternate: Raye Farr (2005-2010) Alternate: Schawn Belston (2010-present) Member: Alfre Woodard (1996-present) Alternate: Karen Ishizuka (1996-2005) Alternate: Dwight Swanson (2005-2009) Alternate: Caroline Frick (2009-present) Member: Leonard Maltin (2005-present) Alternate: Jacqueline Stewart (2005-present) Member: Fay Kanin (2005-2010) Chair, 2005-2010 Member: Bruce Goldstein (2010-present) Alternate: Edward James Olmos (2005-2010) Alternate: Charles Ramirez Berg (2010-present) Pro Bono Counsel: Eric Schwartz .
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