I need to find a documentary film. How do I do that?
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Streaming
Most of our streaming videos are available through the Academic Video Online collection.
We have additional special-interest streaming video collections, too.
- To view these videos you may be prompted to log in with your MyTC3 name and password.
YouTube
The tech newsletter Review Geek published a list of "8 Great YouTube Channels That Create Free Documentaries" (July 31, 2021). The editors selected channels that "regularly produce high-quality and distinct documentaries." They are:
- To The Point: Free Documentary
- Variety: Real Stories
- Dense with Info: Wendover Productions
- A Bit of Everything: VICE
- From TV to YouTube: National Geographic
- Gaming Documented: NoClip
- Everything Once Amusing: Defunctland
- Anomalies: Atrocity Guide
On DVD
The Library has documentaries on DVD that you could borrow.
Go to the library's catalog and search for videos on DVD. In the search box, type in a movie title or a subject or a director's name, for example.
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