Links of SCMSTV Interest
General Interest for Scholars and Teachers
ScreenSite: a site dedicated to resources for film/TV teachers, scholars and students.
Sarah
Zupko's Cultural Studies Center: full-text essays by and about critical
theorists, syllabi, links, etc.
Online Journals
FLOW: A critical forum on television and media culture.
VECTORS: Vectors is a new, international electronic journal dedicated to expanding the potentials of academic publication via emergent and transitional media. A research initiative sponsored by USC's Institute for Multimedia Literacy, Vectors continues the IML's mission to explore emerging forms of scholarship, research and communication in multimedia and is committed to engaging cross-disciplinary debates surrounding the changing role of the visual and the aural in scholarship, media and daily life.
KINEMA: A Journal for Film and Audiovisual Media. ESTABLISHED in 1993 at the University of Waterloo, Department of Fine Arts (Film Studies), the semi-annual KINEMA publishes articles, critiques of film and media literature. It also reports on international film festivals, conferences and other important events. The journal's aim is to promote the discussion of history, theory and aesthetics of film and audiovisual media from an international perspective. KINEMA is listed in Ulrich's, Oxbridge and other major periodical directories.
JUMP CUT: A Review of Contemporary Media. JUMP CUT is a refereed e-journal that is dedicated to analyzing media in relation to class, race, and gender.
THE RADIO JOURNAL: International
Studies in Broadcast and Audio Media is designed for all those interested
in research into the production, reception, texts and contexts of radio
and audio media. This includes all structures, forms and genres of radio
broadcasting and also embraces net distribution and audio streaming of
radio services and texts, CD-ROMs, books-on-tape, and sound art.
SCOPE:
Scope is an entirely free online journal of film studies edited
by staff and students within the Institute of Film Studies at the University
of Nottingham. As a fully refereed journal, Scope is dedicated to publishing
material of the highest scholarly quality and interest, and to this end
has assembled a distinguished international advisory board of professional
academics and critics.
SCREENING
THE PAST: An online, international, refereed journal of film and media.
SCMSTV Members' Pages
Jackie
Byars
Jeremy
Butler
Mary Dalton
Christine Becker
Organizations
Academy of Televison Arts and Sciences
Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association: a British scholarly organization that includes many broadcasting and TV scholars.
Mediapede: a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving and extending the study and understanding of communications media worldwide.
National Association of Broadcasters
Society for Cinema and Media Studies
TV Producers, Writers, and Directors Caucus: contains an online index of their quarterly journal, which has very useful articles written by TV producers about their process, history, and opinions.
University
Film and Video Association
Links to Links
CineMedia: 25,000 links to Film/TV sites.
Infosearch Broadcast Links: links to over 350 broadcasting-related sites
Library of Congress Television Resources
Media History Project: General Links (Oral Culture, Printing, Telegraph, Telephone, Jonalism, Photography, Comics & Graphics, Advertising, Radio, Recording Industry, Movies, Television, Computing, General Reference Section ); Course Material/Publishing Links (Bibliographies, Syllabi, Publishers, Professional Associations, Journals, List-servs, etc.).
TV Link Film and Television Website Archive
Archives, Catalogues, Databases and Directories
The Duke/J. Walter Thompson image archive of early advertisements
The Internet Movie Script Database
Library
of Congress Television Collection
The Museum of Broadcast
Communication (Chicago)
Minneapolis Community and Technical College Alternative Press Collection
Museum of Television and Radio (LA and New York)
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
NUCMC: an archive search engine
The Peabody Awards Archives and Database
Script-o-rama.com: links to lots of television and film scripts
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Television News Archive: Vanderbilt University. Since August 5th. 1968, The Television News Archive has systematically recorded, abstracted, and indexed national television newscasts. The Archive's monthly publication, "Television News Index and Abstracts," is a guide to its collection of videotapes. The text of these abstracts are now available on this server.
UCLA Film and Television Archive
Sites with Clips and TV Shows for Sale
Classic Television: a site focusing mainly on British television.
Shokus Video: they specialize in 1950s material.
TV Classics.org: "the
place for classic television show trivia, facts, links, and more
from the fifties, sixties, seventies, and nineties"
TV Party!: audio/video clips, info, programming schedules, and more on classic TV.
Yahoo!'s
listing of video retailers
Miscellaneous Pages of Interest
tvtropes.org: a list of TV Conventions and Formulas
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