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Useful Media Links
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FILM
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MUSIC
ART
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San Diego Museum of Art
One of the nation's top medium-sized regional art institutions housing a
collection of more than 12,000 art objects.
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art
A virtual visit to the museum which includes some of the masterpieces in
its collection and much more.
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Louvre
The most celebrated art collection in the world.
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Metropolitan Museum
of Art
One of the largest and finest museums in the world housing a collection
of more than two million works of art.
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Smithsonian Institute
The Smithsonian is composed of sixteen museum and galleries and the
National Zoo as well as numerous research facilities in the U.S. and
abroad.
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FILM
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Film
History and Criticism Sources in the U.C. Berkeley Libraries
This guide is intended to assist in doing basic film and video research.
Included are print and non-print sources as well as library resources and
services that will help with research.
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Oscar Awards: 1926 - 1996
This site allows you to research the Oscar winners and nominees by year
or by category.
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American Film Institute
The American Film Institute is an independent, non-profit organization
dedicated to preserving the heritage of film and television,
identifying and training new talent, and increasing recognition and
understanding of the moving image as an art form.
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Screensite: Film & TV
Studies
This is THE site for getting to information of an academic nature
related to film and television studies. Includes educational resources,
school information, job postings, etc. as well as links to almost very
other site.
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Cinemedia:
Emphasis is on films with links to over 25,000 other sites.
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International Movie Database:
Database of information on domestic and foreign features and documentaries. Detailed information on over 250,000 movies, plus extensive bios on both creative and technical personnel. Also, information on movies currently showing, film times and links to Amazon.com.
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British Film Institute
Links to Museum of the moving image, information on British film industry,a collections and archives page and more. Some resources on the bfi website may be of interest to people working in the film and television industry.The bfi National Library provides access to a large collection of documentation and information on British film and television.
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Public Motion Picture Research Centers and Film Archives
An international listing of archival sites. National film boards, University collections, Corporate archives, organizations, etc..Links to Moving Picture Archive, National Film Registry and more. Part of the Library of Congress web site.
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Internet Movie : Archive
This collection contains movies that the Prelinger Archives has digitized (about 956 now online) and donated to the Internet Archive. The films focus mainly on everyday life, culture, industry, and institutions in North America in the 20th century. They are availablefor viewing at no cost and with few restrictions. All the films are available in MPEG-2 format. They are gradually adding MPEG-4 versions. To download these large files, you must have a DSL or faster connection.
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TELEVISION
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Screensite: Film & TV
Studies
This is THE site for getting to information of an academic nature
related to film and television studies. Includes educational resources,
school information, job postings, etc. as well as links to almost very
other site.
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"I
Saw It on TV: Guide to Broadcast Programming Sources"
Comprehensive site that includes to U.S. television networks, Canadian
networks, commercials, transcripts, production companies, distribution
companies and much more.
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Cinemedia
Although emphasis is on films, there is a strong television component to
this site, with links to over 25,000 other sites.
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MUSIC
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SDSU Music and Dance
Department Listening/Visual Library
Campus site that provides an overview of its collections and services.
An electronic catalog is planned soon for its future accessibility.
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San Diego Opera
This local site includes complete information on the current season,
educational activities, membership and the scenic studio. Browse the
gallery of photos of past productions.
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All Music Guide
Good source of information on all styles of music from rock and reggae to jazz, blues and new age (classical music has its own All Music Guide site - http://allclassical.com/ ) Each music style is accompanied by essays, music maps, and information on key artists and albums. Data is arranged by decade for more in depth research.
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All About Jazz
Artist directory, interviews and articles. Reviews of cds, concerts, videos & books. 36,000 biographies. Audio downloads.
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