A to Z list of video distributors

 

Annenberg/CBB Multimedia

 Educational and instructional videos for both the K-12 audience, as well as college level, covering such areas as arts, education, foreign languages, literature, sciences and social sciences.
Art films from the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa.
Independently-produced videos on environmental issues, including the areas of ecology, agriculture, indigenous peoples, women's studies, genetics, sustainable development, community regeneration and marine biology.
Films and videos on topics such as race and diversity, African American life and history, as well as African feature films and documentaries.
A collection of over 500 videos, films and multimedia works, intended for educational use and available to either rent or buy. Organizes their titles into subject areas, such as Arts & Humanities, Social Science and the Sciences.
Educational, instructional and training resources for health and social work professionals, as well as parents, on child health, education and development.
The Cinema Guild, Inc.

 Documentaries and feature films from around the world, covering such topics as health, the fine arts, social science and sciences as well as world cultures.
Training videos for businesses in such areas as: legal compliance in the areas of antitrust, environmental issues, and sexual harassment; computer security, information protection, e-mail misuse, and Internet abuse; and many others.
Training and instructional videos covering the topics of customer service, leadership, management/supervision, team building. Audiences included professions from the sectors of business, healthcare, government, among others.
Classical and contemporary feature films from around the world, emphasizing the works of well-respected directors.
Documentary, independent and foreign films on a variety of topics, including cultural studies, religion, art, environmental issues, as well as different regions of the U.S. and world.
Documentary and ethnographic films covering cultures from around the world. A non-profit organization, its collection was a seed for the National Anthropological Archives.
A collection media art works that spans from 1960 to the present, from historical pioneers to emerging video artists.
A wide range of foreign and domestic feature films and documentaries, some of them hard to find elsewhere.
Filmakers Library

 Documentary films and videos covering many subjects, such as, but not exclusively, anthropology, art, psychology, sociology, women's studies, and multicultural issues.
More than 7,000 videos on a wide range of subjects. Emphasizing educational media, each program available here is selected on the basis of the importance of its subject, the quality of its production, and its relevance as an instructional aid.
American and foreign independent films with particular emphasis on Western European films.
875 titles of primarily independently produced documentaries, covering a wide range of topics and areas of the world.
Documentaries, as well as animated, experimental, short and feature films that explore and represent issues concerning the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community.
A wide range of media specifically created for used for educational purposes, exploring topics in the Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences, as well as Business and Nursing.
Videos of classic feature films, as well as contemporary World cinema, American independent films and documentaries.
Educational and training videos in the areas of human and childhood development.
A highly selective list of titles ranging from the earliest feature films to contemporary American independent, documentary and feature films.
Documentaries that encourage critical thinking and debate on the issues and role of media in contemporary society.
Thousands of titles, covering many different categories, from classic and contemporary feature films to TV shows to "B" Westerns.
Documentary, experimental, drama and educational films by and about Asian Americans.
Independently produced documentary films and videos on a wide range of topics.
Unique selection of titles, particularly classic, International, and independent films.
Videos that explore the issues of media, culture and politics produced by an open, non-profit, volunteer video collective.
PBS programs on video, such as Frontline, Masterpiece Theater, Nova, NOW with Bill Moyers, as well as award-winning documentaries on a wide range of subjects.
Videotapes talks given by leading corporate managers, consultants or academics that offer visions of the future marketplace and successful business practices.
Films of many different genres by and about people of color, primarily by artists intimately connected to their subjects through common bonds of ethnic/cultural heritage, class position, gender, sexual orientation and political identification.
Educational and training programs that cover such topics as interviewing, management skills and customer service, among others.
Videos made by and about contemporary artists, emphasizing works that come out of a particular aesthetic, political or personal point of view.
Educational and documentary films, covering a variety of subjects, in particular works that explore environmental issues.
Video programs for professionals and students in the fields of geriatric healthcare, pediatrics and education.
Public broadcast programming on video, including PBS series, documentaries and shows.
Feature films and documentaries by, about and marketed to the gay and lesbian community.
Works by and about women, including documentary, experimental, animation, dramatic and mixed-genre films.
Independent American and foreign documentaries and short films with emphasis on popular cinema and history.