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Film Archives' Associations
Association des Cinémathèques Européennes
http://www.ace-film.eu
Fédération Internationale des Archives du Film
http://www.fiafnet.org
Association of Moving Image Archivists
http://www.amianet.org
Audio-Visual Portals
Filmarchives online
Catalogue information on around 25.000 cinematographic works,
available for research via filmarchives online. The focus
is on re-usable non-fictional material such as documentaries and educational films,
newsreels, commercial, industry, travel and sport films, as well as animated films.
http://www.filmarchives-online.eu
Filmportal.de
Platform for free-of charge information on German Cinema, offering detailed credits of currently 74,000 German feature films ranging from 1895 till today.
http://www.filmportal.de/
Lost films
Internet portal aimed at collecting and documenting film titles, which have been declared "lost".
The aim is to provide a platform where members can exchange, add and update information.
https://www.lost-films.eu/
Europa Film Treasures
Treasures from 28 European film archives to re-discover and view online.
http://www.europafilmtreasures.eu/
Europe's Finest
'Cinema on Demand' service for digital theatrical distribution in European cinemas with focus on film classics
and art house titles.
http://www.finest-film.com
Open Images
Open Images is an open media platform that offers online access to audiovisual archive material to stimulate creative reuse.
http://www.openimages.eu/
Video Active
The internet portal of EUscreen's predecessor project presents a vast
collection of television programmes and stills from audiovisual archives
across Europe as well as articles and comparative analysis on European
TV history.
http://www.videoactive.eu/
LabforCulture
LabforCulture.org is an online platform for European arts and culture, with edited information in five languages
and a growing social networking space covering content that crosses physical, cultural and imaginative borders.
http://www.labforculture.org/
European Audio-Visual Industry & Policies
European Commission: Audiovisual and Media Policies
The audiovisual sector directly employs over one million people in the EU. It also plays a key social and cultural
role - TV remains the foremost source of information and entertainment in Europe, with most homes having a
television and the average European watching up to 4 hours a day. Audiovisual content is also increasingly accessed
through on demand services.
http://ec.europa.eu/avpolicy/reg/cinema/news/index_en.htm
European Audiovisual Observatory
EAO aims to create transparency in the European AV
sector and to provide information services for audiovisual experts.
http://www.obs.coe.int/
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