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DRAM 2366 SO Newberry: Open Access Websites

This Research Guide is designed to assist you in your research for Film Appreciation class.

Media

Films on Demand

FODFilms On Demand provides the highest quality of academic and archival streaming videos from sources like BBC, National Geographic, PBS, TED and more.

Want more on FOD? Go to FilmsOnDemand or Help

You have to sign-in with your TCCD WebAdvisor username and password to watch when your not on campus.

Browse Videos

The main menu offers two primary options for browsing videos on the platform.  Click on MENU and then mouse over the Browse option to view all videos in your collection by subject or producer.

By Subject:

Clicking on Browse Videos will display a complete video subject index.  Available subjects and groups are displayed on this page with the expected count of full video titles next to each one.

By Producer:

Clicking on By Producer will display a complete video producer index.  Available producers will be listed on this page in alphabetical order.  The top of the page contains an A-Z letter index that allows you to quickly filter the list down to all producers starting with the selected letter.

If your account has added custom content or enabled web channels via the admin portal, you will also have a source filter on the right-hand side.  Clicking on any of the available sources will also filter the list of producers down to just those from the selected source.

The Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library. Founded in 1996, their mission is to provide Universal Access to All Knowledge. They collect published works and make them available in digital formats.

Internet Archive

Feature films, shortssilent films and trailers are available for viewing and downloading. Enjoy!