Video and Multimedia

Provides access to more than 110,000 television and radio broadcasts on public media over the past 70 years. It is a collaboration between the Library of Congress and WGBH, Boston.

Films, film clips and still photographs from the British Pathe archive of 220,000 videos. Includes newsreel and sports footage, social history documentaries, entertainment and music stories from 1896 to 1984.

Full-length free documentaries sourced from around the web on variety of topics, including activism, justice, crime, sports, and the performing arts to name a few.

This link is to the movie collection of the Internet Archives, allows users to browse or search movies. The Internet Archive has more than movies. Other content includes books, periodicals, and audio recordings such as podcasts and old time radio broadcasts. Click on the Internet Archive logo to search all collections.

A collection of hundreds of videos from the Library of Congress; many of which are also available on the American Memory project's website. Browse video or search the channel using the search box below the Subscribe button.

A collection of over 180,000 videos of birds, amphibians, and mammals, some of which is HD video. The site also includes, sound recordings and images, totaling nearly 20 million media files.

Contains hundreds of the NFB's documentaries, animations, and other films. Use the search box in the left column or browse using the categories below the search box. Not all films can be viewed from this site.

A centralized location for video content from all Public Broadcasting stations with online content. Use the search box in the upper right corner of the page or scroll down to browse program by category.

An archive of the select presentations and performances from the TED conferences and its partners. The talks are less than 18 minutes and cover a wide a range of topics.

Thousands of avant-garde films & videos available for viewing online. Use the list creators to the right of the search box to access films.

Videos from the United Nations, including topical videos and meeting coverage. Has links to live, recent, and upcoming events, daily briefings, and news.

News videos produced twice a week and shown in cinemas from 1929 to 1967. The collection includes 100's of films.