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Film and video collection located on the second floor of the Undergraduate Library.

CARMA was a lecture recording, distribution and archiving service available to the U-M community. Content is no longer being added, but you can search past content.

Public lectures on architectural themes posted by the Architectural Association in London.

Videos of artists and exhibits at the Guggenheim.

Louisiana Museum Channel devoted their programming.

Videos of artists, exhibits, and a look behind the scenes at the MoMA.

Pop! Tech Conference lectures on topics ranging from design to science.

Collection of talks given at the Tate.

TED is an acronym for Technology, Entertainment and Design. It's a conference that invites lectures from across many fields to talk about innovations.

Access to a growing collections of lectures presented at UofM and as part of UofM partnerships provided by CARMA.

Podcasts from the University of Oxford for educational purposes.

Videos and Artists' interviews from the Minneapolis-based museum.

Early films from American history from the origins of animation to the birth of factories.

Clips from animation to ephemera, religion, and science.

A gateway to online resources in film, television, and digital media.

The National Archives multimedia collections include nearly 300,000 reels of motion picture film and more than 200,000 sound and video recordings. For copies, researchers must obtain approval from NARA and contact approved vendor.

Database for finding video on the web. Browse by category or search by keyword.

Online viewing for many of PBS's educational programs.

An archive of over 1000 hours of architecture and design lectures and events at SCI-Arc (Southern California Institute of Architecture).

(U-M only) The Vanderbilt Television News Archive is an extensive archive of television news -- providing access to broadcasts since August 5, 1968.

Over 9,000 documentaries and feature films.

University of North Carolina project to create free repository of archival, documentary and educational video.

TDF allows viewing of documentaries on many subjects, including art and artists and social issues.

Wikimedia Commons is a media file repository with public domain and freely-licensed educational media.