The Libraries has films, music, and spoken word recordings (audiobooks) in two basic forms:
This page will tell you how to find and use these items.
To find out if we have a film or documentary on disc, you can use OneSearch to search the title of the film, or to search for a specific actor or director.
From the Libraries' home page, click on the advanced search link:
Then search for the film name, actor, or director you are looking for using the examples below to limit your search to Video/Film:
Search for a film name change the material type to video/film:
Search for an actor or director by name, keep the material type as video/film:
Search for a musician, composer, or band by name, change the material type to sound recordings:
To search for our streaming video collections, use one of these databases:
Provides access to the repository of Alexander Street Press video titles.
Provides high-definition recordings of top British theatre, music, and dance productions. A collection of interviews offers insights on acting, directing, design, and tech theatre.
Provides access to classical literature audiobooks and educational material, including novels, plays, and poetry from all periods.
If your book was published in 1924 or earlier, you might be able to find a free audio version of it on the Librivox site (link below). This is a project run by volunteers, so the reading quality might not be professional, but it is usually good.
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