FMX: Film, Animation and New Media

Access thousands of digitized historic journals on the topics of radio, broadcasting, and sound recording.

Domitor, an association of the International Society for the Study of Early Cinema, offers digital collections of international periodicals relevant to early cinema studies.

The library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presents a curated selection of materials from the library's extensive holdings on motion picture history. Items include correspondence, photographs, sheet music, scrapbooks, lobby cards, movie ephemera, books, film magazines and industry publications. The collections also provide access to publications of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences dating back to the founding of the organization in 1927.

A collection of digitized works on film, broadcasting, and recorded sound in the public domain (free!).

Film script holdings of seven Los Angeles area collections: the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; the American Film Institute; the Frances Howard Goldwyn Hollywood Regional Library; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of Southern California; the Writers Guild of America, West; and the Warner Bros. Archives at University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.

Critical research on film and television. This journal is a joint venture between the Universities of Warwick, Reading, and Oxford.

"New_ Public aims to inspire and connect
designers and technologists to build more, flourishing digital public spaces." Read about how we should aim to re-examine and improve the internet to enrich, instead of harm, the human community (ourselves).

An aggregate archive of online journals, magazines, and blogs on the study of film, television, and related media. Produced by the Telecommunication and Film Department of the University of Alabama in partnership with the Society for Cinema and Media Studies.