- Academy
of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)
"The
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is a professional
honorary organization composed of over 6,000 motion picture
craftsmen and women."
- All-Movie
Guide
- American
Film Institute
"The
American Film Institute (AFI) is the nation's preeminent arts
organization dedicated to advancing and preserving the art of the
moving image."
- American
Memory Collections: Original Format: Motion Pictures
Library of Congress.
- American
Movie Classics
"AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS
is the premiere 24-hour movie network featuring award-winning
original productions about the world of American film. With one of
the finest, most comprehensive libraries of classic films from the
1930's through the 1980's and a diverse blend of original series,
documentaries and interstitials, the service offers in-depth
information on timeless and contemporary Hollywood classics."
- American
Society of Cinematographers
"A global community that
cinematographers can access from anywhere in the world.
Cinematographer contains timely information on film festivals,
awards, new tools, people in the community and helpful
resources."
- BoxOffice
Online
- British
Film Institute
- Cannes
Film Festival
"Each year, the
International Film Festival chooses approximately fifty feature
films and a dozen short films for the official selection."
- CineMedia
- Directors
Guild of America (DGA)
- Directors
Guild of America (DGA) Member Sites
- Elizabeth's
Classic Movie Homepage
- The
Film 100
"Ranking of the 100
most influential people in the history of the cinema."
- Film.com
- Films:
Research and Resources
- Film
Commissions
- Film
Festivals
- HADDON
"The HADDON
catalogue contains records of over 1500 films and lengths of film
footage shot between 1895 and 1945. The material is largely
documentary and was largely shot outside Western Europe; it is
stored in archives, museums and other institutions around the
world. The film records have been collated into the HADDON
catalogue for the benefit of academic researchers and others
interested in the visual representation of non-European peoples
and European folkways."
- Hitchcock
at 100 (NY
Times 1999)
- Hollywood
Online
- Hollywood
Reporter
- Images:
A Journal of Film and Popular Culture
- Imago:
European Cinematographers
European Federation of
National Cinematographers Associations.
- IndieFilms
Hollywood-based network that
helps independent filmmakers find distributors and investors.
- Internet
Movie Database
- Motion
Picture and Television Reading Room
The Library of Congress
- Motion
Picture Association of America (MPAA)
"The Motion Picture
Association of America (MPAA) and its international counterpart,
the Motion Picture Association (MPA) serve as the voice and
advocate of the American motion picture, home video and television
industries, domestically through the MPAA and internationally
through the MPA."
- Motion
Picture Editors Guild
- MovieWEB
- Mr.
Showbiz
- National
Film Board of Canada | Office National du Film du Canada
- National
Film Registry
"In
1988, the (United States) Library of Congress established the National
Film Preservation Board, to preserve film deemed
"culturally, historically, or esthetically important".
Each year, the board selects 25 films to add to the National
Film Registry."
- National
Museum of Photography, Film & Television (UK)
-
New
York Film Academy
"It
is the belief of the New York Film Academy that the most
significant art form of our time is the moving image. Through the
medium of film, individuals, communities, and nations express
their most profound visions of humanity to the world."
- New
York Film and Video Web
- New
York Times on the Web: Current Film
- Northeast
Historic Film Archive
(US)
The NHFM is dedicated to
preserving the moving image history of northern New England.
Northeast Historic Film is an archives, a theater, and study
center located in Bucksport, Maine. They are a leader in
preserving and promoting the historical value of home movies,
safeguarding and making available one of the largest collections
of amateur film in North America.
- Oscar.com
Academy Awards
- Production/Post-Production
Sites
- Premiere
- Reel.com
- Reviews
of Japanese Films
"This
is a collection of reviews and articles on recent Japanese films
written by Aaron Gerow for The Daily Yomiuri, a national daily
that is published in English by one of Japan's largest newspapers,
the Yomiuri Shimbun."
- Roger
Ebert on Movies
(Chicago
Sun-Times)
- Roland
Collection of Videos & Films on Art
- Sarah
Zupko's Movie House
- Screen
Actors Guild
- SCREENsite
- Silents
Majority: the On-line Journal of Silent Film
- Society
for Cinema Studies
-
Steven
Spielberg Jewish Film Archive
"The Steven Spielberg Jewish
Film Archive was founded in the late 1960s by Prof. Moshe Davis
and other historians at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The
first director was the late Dr. Geoffrey Wigoder and the Archive
originally bore the name of its first donor, Iranian businessman
Abraham F. Rad, who gave his support for a number of years. In
1987 a generous donation was received from Steven Spielberg and
the Archive was named after the American filmmaker... ."
- Studios
and Distributors
- The
Sundance Institute
"In 1981 Robert Redford
gathered a group of colleagues and friends at Sundance, Utah to
discuss new ways to enhance the artistic vitality of the American
film. The result was the establishment of the Sundance Institute,
dedicated to the support and development of emerging screenwriters
and directors of vision, and to the national and international
exhibition of new, independent dramatic and documentary
films."
- TV
Guide Online: Movies
- UCLA
Film & Television Archive
"The UCLA Film and
Television Archive contains over 220,000 films and television
programs, and 27 million feet of newsreel footage. The Archive
serves the past, present, and future by assuring that the
audio-visual records of our century survive to be enjoyed and
studied for generations to come. As the world's largest
University-held collection of motion pictures and broadcast
programming, the Archive has a unique responsibility to a culture
increasingly shaped by these media."
- UK
National Film and Television Archive
"bfi Collections (which
includes the National Film and Television Archive) is the largest
collection of films and television titles in Europe."
- USA
Today: Movies
-
Women
in Cinema: A Reference Guide (Back
on the web)
- Women
in Film
- Writers
Guild of America
"The
WGAw represents writers in the motion picture, broadcast, cable
and new technologies industries. Guild members also write news,
animation, non-fiction and documentary programming."
- Yahoo!
Movies and Films.
- Yale
Library Research Guide for Film Studies
"An
introductory guide to conducting research in Film Studies at Yale
University. It includes information about reference materials,
internet sites and other special resources."
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