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• TV Heroes  
  A site edited by Richard G. Elen that features profiles and interviews of pioneering TV engineers, directors, tycoons, announcers, technicians, and more. Focused primarily on the UK.
• UbuWeb  
  Resource for film clips of experimental film, surrealist film, artists' films, and more. The papers section of the main site features some articles on experimental film.
• UCLA Film & Television Archive Catalog  
  UCLA Film & Television Archive holds over 250,000 films and television programs produced from the 1890s to the present. The collection includes independent and studio-produced shorts and feature films, local and network TV programming, and 27 million feet of Hearst newsreels.
• UCSD Chinese Cinema Web-based Learning Center  
  An introductory site on the history of Chinese cinema by scholar Yingjin Zhang. The site provides a wide variety of information concerning Chinese cinema, as well as statistics, capsule descriptions of important films, and short biographies of Chinese filmmakers.
• Upperstall.com  
  A general information site on Indian cinema, founded by a group of cinephiles and filmmakers from India. Exhaustive reviews, synopses, and director biographies. In English.
• Vanderbilt TV News Archive  
  Vanderbilt has been collecting, cataloging, and writing abstracts for TV news broadcasts since 1968. Many can be viewed online.
• Variety Magazine  
  Box office statistics for every major release, industry news, and film and television reviews (both current and historical).
• Vasulka Archive of the Daniel Langlois Foundation  
  Articles, essays, interviews, reviews, schematics, diagrams, illustrations, posters, concert programs, photographs, and correspondence related to the history of video and electronic art. Much of the material is on the work of Steina and Woody Vasulka.
• Vertigo Magazine  
  Though Vertigo's online versions of its print articles are available to subscribers only, all articles are catalogued by issue and a searchable index. Most articles from the monthly online issues are available in full for free.
• Video Art in Canada  
  A directory of films and artists, with video clips.
• VideoActive: Creating Access to Europe's Audiovisual Heritage  
  VideoActive has created a consortium to facilitate interaction between moving image archives and academic institutions, with an emphasis on television preservation.
• Virtual Silver Screen  
  A site by the Library and Archives of Canada featuring early Canadian films and information about them
• Warcraft Movies  
  Archive of machinima films made with the video game Warcraft, available for streaming or download to paid subscribers. Users can also submit their own films to the archive.
• Warhol Stars  
  Biographies of Warhol superstars and information about Warhol as a filmmaker. The site is mostly a compilation of others' research; the sources page gives information on where to find the original texts.
• Warren Sonbert on the Web  
  Film critic Fred Camper's list of links to articles about experimental filmmaker Warren Sonbert, including critical essays, reminiscences by his close friends, photographs, and information on where to find his films. Many of these articles are from peer-reviewed journals.
• Wellesnet  
  Maintained by Jeff Wilson and Lawrence French, this regularly updated blog links to recent online articles about Welles. Also includes a bibliography.
• Werner Herzog (official site)  
  The filmmaker's official site. Features a bibliography, biographical information, press releases for recent films, and links to recent interviews. The complete filmography features a wealth of film stills.
• Who's Who of Victorian Cinema  
  Biographies of actors and directors, as well as rigorously researched articles about the technology, creation, and exhibition of early film. The sources page also functions as a comprehensive annotated bibliography of the topic. Created by Luke McKernan, a British film historian.
• Wide Screen  
  Wide Screen is a peer-reviewed, open access journal devoted to the critical study of cinema from historical, theoretical, political, and aesthetic perspectives.
• William K. Everson Collection at New York University  
  The William K. Everson collection features a growing number of downloadable film-related advertisements, including full reproductions of press kits. There is also a photo section, which contains portraits of film stars autographed to Everson.