Collector of educational films boasts owning more than 8000 titles, and provides a schedule of showings, online screenings, and purchase options.
Zine resource provides this interview with the creator of "The Last Prom," a zine which analyzes driver's education films.
Resource guide provides links and a bibliography covering this genre, which includes dated public welfare documentaries and found footage films.
Stock footage supplier to advertising, film, TV, and new media production professionals around the world.
Read about "Hell's Highway," a documentary about Highway Safety Films, the makers of those notoriously grizzly educational movies.
Download any of almost 750 now-humorous "mental hygiene," public service documentaries, and classic commercials at this impressive archive.
Provides digitally produced, royalty-free stock footage and images for use in desktop publishing, broadcast, and new media. Check out clips.
Publisher's profile of this book by Ken Smith about classroom films from 1945-1970 includes a few images, purchase info, and some related links.
Read about this symposium dedicated to the preservation and study of "orphan films," which include newsreels, stock footage, and travelogues.
Craig Baldwin hosts this weekly forum for unusual and experimental film at San Francisco's Artist's Television Access. View current schedule.
Read Geert J. Srengholt's review of this video series culled from Rick Prelinger's archives of found footage showing the dark side of America.
Scott Rosenberg takes a look at this massive CD-ROM set containing American industrial and educational films from the 1930s to 50s.
Rick Prelinger describes how to access his archive of educational films, historical documentaries, civil defense movies, newsreels, and ephemera.
Article by Rob Walker includes an interview with this infamous film archivist responsible for the collection of ephemera, "Our Secret Century."
Homepage of the film archivist who coined the term "ephemeral films" includes his essays, project descriptions, and archive access information.
Philadelphia based organization run by Jay Schwartz hosts film presentations of educational films and other neglected genres. View its schedule.
Browse the online catalog of this distributor specializing in cult horror, exploitation titles, and ephemeral films, or order the paper version.
Explore titles in the collections at the UCSD Film and Video Library special archive containing educational, industrial, and amateur films.