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FILM TOPICS
ARTSLYNX
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Film
History, Research, Libraries, Museums, Etc.
see also: Film Theory
- Ableza,
a Native American Arts and Film Institute
- American
Film Institute
- American
Widescreen Museum
- Bijou Dream
- Great scrapbook of old silent movie houses in the New York City
Area. Great collection of links too to silent films, theatre organs,
etc.
- Black
Film Center Archive
- British
Film Institute
- Cinema History Around
the World - Devoted to the theatre buildings. Includes a slew of
great links!
- Cinetalk
- History of movie theatres, organs, drive-ins and more. Richly
illustrated. Great site!
- The
Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture -
University of Exeter in Britain
- Drive-In Theatre
Museum
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Early
British Television History - Great site!
- Early
History of Color Television - An astonishing website!
- Early
Television History - Courtesy of PBS' The American
Experience
- Film Archives - Listing
from the US Library of Congress of film archives worldwide
- Film
Museum - Berlin
- Film
Script-o-rama - Hundreds of film scripts on this site!
- Glossary
of Film Terms by Joel Schlemowitz - Links to other great
resources too!
- Film Theatre
History - Loads of links and photos here.
- Harold
Lloyd.com
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International
Federation of Film Archives
- Magic
Lantern Castle Museum
- Glossary
of Media Terms
- Museums
of Broadcasting
- The Museum of
Television and Radio - New York & LA
- National
Museum of Photography and Television (UK)
- The
National Film Registry - US Library of Congress
- Preservation
Research of the National Film Preservation Board
- Silent
Film Sources
- The
Silent Movie Theater - Last
operational silent movie theatre in the US
- Subucat Productions - Film
Trailer Archives
- This
Day in Movie History
- Unknown
Video - Specializes in sales of video restorations of Silent
films. The site includes articles and reference materials
- Variety
Stage Motion Pictures from the Library of Congress - The 61
motion pictures in the Variety Stage collection include animal acts,
burlesque, dance, comic sketches, dramatic excerpts, dramatic
sketches, physical culture acts, and tableaus. The films represented
date from copyrights of 1897 to 1920
- Origins
of American Animation - This is a wonderful web resource
presented by the US Library of Congress
- Mercury
Theatre On the Air - Radio broadcasts actually but an
amazing history resource on the early work of Orson Welles
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