Information about the history of cinema projection and earlier technical equipment in cinemas.

Film and audio visual magazine designed for historians, produced and published by Stephen F. Austin State University faculty and students.

Introduction to the earlier years of motion pictures and the developments that shaped cinema in modern times.

Interdisciplinary journal of film and television. Presents film reviews, guide to documentary films, and information on submissions and advertising.

Introductory guide for the study of film. Features information about silent cinema, documentary film, films for filmmakers, and world cinema.

Features the most highly rated or critically acclaimed films in cinematic history. With quotes and posters.

Presents a detailed, illustrated, chronological history of cinematography, beginning with the very first understandings of optics in prehistory.

Section of the United States Library of Congress dedicated to motion picture, broadcasting, and recorded sound.

Offers information, documents, materials, and documents that educate the public about the history and development of cinema.

Site dedicated to Hollywood's Golden Era and Classic films. Presents commentary, articles, images, bibliography, and recommended links.

Information, articles, books, and images presenting films from 1890 to 1960.

Biographical guide to the earliest years of cinema, from 1871o 1901. Includes news and links to moving image files.