Now Showing IP-SIG: Selected Film and TV Internet Resources

Document address (URL): http://victoria.tc.ca/Recreation/Film-TV/film-tv.html

Updated Month of September 2002


This Web page on the Victoria Telecommunity Network, British Columbia, Canada, is part of the Now Showing IP-SIG maintained by David Mattison.

NOTE: Due to the increasing number of new films with their own Web sites, this menu will no longer list individual film titles. Use the Internet Movies Database listed below or any of these search engines to locate film titles.

As of November 15, 1995, the focus of this page will shift to Canadian film and TV resources, as well as directories or meta-sites relating to film and TV. WARNING: The contents of some pages may offend viewers with or without graphical Web browsers.

This page is optimized for viewing with any browser.


CANADIAN FILM AND TV RESOURCES

PERIODICALS ABOUT FILM AND TV

Jump to TV Viewing Guides

TV VIEWING GUIDES

For individual station or network program guides, refer to the broadcast stations list below

Jump to Periodicals About Film and TV

TELEVISION (ESPECIALLY BROADCAST STATIONS RECEIVED IN THE GREATER VICTORIA REGION)


For BC AND NATIONAL BROADCAST TV PROGRAMS Refer To TV Viewing Guides


DIRECTORIES / META-SITES OF FILM AND TV RESOURCES

  1. BigMovieZone.com is a guide to IMAX films shown around the world, including those at the National Geographic IMAX Theatre in the Royal BC Museum, Victoria
  2. Christmas Movies (Victoria Telecommunity Network)
  3. CineMedia (American Film Institute)
  4. CineMedia (Australian Cinemedia Centre, Melbourne, Australia)
  5. Clamen's Movie Information Collection (Carnegie Mellon University)
  6. EINet/Tradewave Galaxy: Film and Video Page
  7. Entertainment Technology Center (University of Southern California, Los Angeles)
  8. Girls on Film and TV (Oxygen Media, Inc.) is an online community with public reviews of film and TV
  9. Hollywood Hyperlink{sm} Web Site Directory (The Hollywood Reporter)
  10. The Hollywood Connection (Multilingual guide to business resources relating to the movie and TV industry)
  11. Hollywood Online (Hollywood Online Inc.)
  12. HollywoodNet.com claims to have insider tips for those wishing to break into the film industry; user-pay subscription service
  13. IndieNetwork is home to independent film and video productions
  14. Internet Movies Database is undoubtedly the best source for information about film and video worldwide
  15. Movie Review Query Engine (MRQE) (Stewart M. Clamen) includes Canadian content
  16. MovieWEB (movieweb.com)
  17. Northwest TV Stations (Contributing Editor, Brian Lord)
  18. Pseudo.com: Interactive TV on your computer
  19. Screenwriters' and Playwrights' Home Page (Charles Deemer)
  20. Search Tools, Indexes and Navigational Aids to the Internet/Web (Victoria Telecommunity Network)
  21. Star Seekers Movies features weekly theatrical releases and sneak previews, as well as dozens of links to other specialized sites

KEYWORDS: broadcasting, cinematography, festivals, films, motion pictures, movies, news, television, TV

Created and maintained by David Mattison, 1995.11.17.