What does PGA mean in film credits?

PGA is an acronym for the Professional Golfers’ Association. Every professional golfer belongs to the PGA, and membership is required to use the PGA logo on clothing or websites. In the entertainment industry, PGA royalties are often used to pay for technical services or licensing fees for golf courses, tees, balls, and other equipment used in a production.

What does PG mean in film credits?

The numbers that follow the acronym in the film credits refer to the age of the actors. A PGA-rated film is suitable for all ages. A PG rating means suitable for all ages but parents should be cautious with younger children and teenagers. Adult-only PG-13 films are suitable for ages 13 and up.

What does PGA film mean?

The PGA (Printing and Graphic Arts) is an organization that certifies lab technicians, colorists, digital imageries, sound editors, sound mixers, and others involved in the creation of the film. Members of PGA are required to undergo a lengthy multi-part application process before being eligible for a membership.

What is PGA in film?

The Professional Golfers' Association is the organization that oversees the rules of play for golf. It also oversees the creation of the PGA-sanctioned courses that are used for professional tournaments around the world. The PGA also maintains the official records of who wins each tournament.

What does PGA stand for in cinema?

PGA is an acronym for the Professional Golfers' Association. It was established in 1948 and now represents over 65,000 members who are working in the golf industry. The organization licenses professionals to use the PGA name and promotes the game of golf.