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• American Film Institute  
  The American Film Institute promotes screen education throughout the United States as well as various preservation initiatives. This website provides basic information about the AFI, as well as a catalogue of the Louis B. Mayer Library.
• American Film Scripts Online  
  A thousand film scripts online, searchable by writer, director, and more.
• American Jewish Committee Archives  
  This online collection features extensive audiovisual content from the American Jewish Committee's anti-prejudice campaigns in the post-World War II era. Here users will find, in addition to the films themselves, plentiful primary documentation produced by the AJC's television department about the production of these cartoons and live-action short subjects. Also includes the audio content of AJC-related radio programs from 1939 to 1955.
• American Masters Database  
  Read well-researched biographies of important film and television personalities.
• American Society of Cinematographers  
  The website for the American Society of Cinematographers features news updates, limited access to the Society's publication American Cinematographer, and tutorials for amateur and novice filmmakers.
• American Widescreen Museum  
  The American Widescreen Museum is a collection of online exhibitions on a variety of film exhibition and technology topics, including wide screen systems, color history, sound development, aspect ratios, preservation, and restoration. The websites feature a variety of resources such as technical publications, filmographies, poster galleries, journal publications, and other reference tools.
• And the Oscar Went To ...  
  View photos of Oscar winners from 1928 to 1952.
• Andrzej Wajda  
  An English-language official website, prepared in collaboration with the filmmaker, which includes quotations, biographical information, and a filmography. There is a long bibliography, but most of the articles are in Polish.
• Anthology's Essential Cinema list  
  A list of films from the Anthology Film Archives collection, which features large holdings in experimental film (especially American experimental film of the 1960s and 1970s). Browse by director or film title.
• Arcade History  
  A searchable database of classic arcade games, including general information on the games themselves as well as more technical information about the consoles.
• Archive Grid  
  Search for primary sources in American archives. The site will tell you the title of a work or file and which archive it is in, but you will have to contact each specific archive to be able to access those works.
• Archive of American Television  
  This website, created by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's Archive of American Television, is home to more than 500 interviews with TV pioneers.
• Archives Françaises du Film  
  Search the collection of the physical archive. In French.
• Archives USA  
  Search for primary sources in more than 5,500 repositories and more than 161,000 collections across the United States.
• Archivio Audiovisivo del Movimento Operaio e Democratico  
  Search the audiovisual collection. In Italian.
• Art Full Text  
  A database that indexes and abstracts articles in scholarly art-related periodicals, including a number of film journals. Some are full text and some are not.
• Arthurian Film and TV listing  
  List of films regarding the Arthurian myths, with a bibliography for each individual film, and a short bibliography on the general theme of Arthurian cinema.
• ArtPort  
  The Whitney Museum of American Art's portal to Internet art features a host of commissioned online projects, including the group exhibition CODeDOC, which examined software code as art. Active through 2006.
• Association of Moving Image Archivists  
  AMIA is a professional organization of archivists, historians, and librarians concerned with the preservation of the moving image. This website features basic information about the association and its functions, as well as information on its various publications.
• Atari Museum  
  Archive of materials related to the video game company Atari, maintained by independent collector Curt Vendel with the cooperation of the company and its current and former employees.