Screening site and film preservation center, located at 2nd Ave and 2nd Street, New York, NY.

Non-profit center for film, video and new media housed in a 1924 church building in Houston, Texas.

A weekly series celebrating experimental film and video from Boston's local artists as well as International filmmakers at The Coolidge Corner Theatre, Boston's renowned Art Deco venue for alternative cinema.

Mobile, makeshift, volunteer-run venue for experimental, independent and other under-represented forms of film and (occasionally) video making in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

One of America's oldest ongoing experimental film/video venues, screening in-person and rental shows, located at Albright College, Reading, PA.

A roving film/video and multimedia exposition program, based in Portland, Oregon.

Offers workshops, runs screening series. Site also hosts Reeling: Chicago Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival.

Madison, WI venue for independent documentary features and shorts of any genre. Includes screening schedule, company profile, catalog and order form.

The Bug Performance and Media Art Center, Denver, Colorado.

Multi-disciplinary arts center in Buffalo, NY which for over 20 years has presented contemporary art to audiences in the Western New York region.

Schedule for Paris-based film series.

Alternative screenings in Los Angeles. Host of the First Sight Scene series, screening new works in avant garde media by emerging California artists.

The Millennium is a non-profit, film arts and community membership organization that was founded in 1966 and offers a variety of exhibition programs, services, and classes for the Independent Filmmaker.

Venue for independent and experimental film located in Shreveport, Louisiana.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's first independent cinema. Dedicated to showing work created by artists and filmmakers that push the boundaries of art and cinema.

Ongoing series of unusual and experimental film in San Francisco.

A center for the exhibition and study of cinema, in Berkeley, CA.

Film and video collective in Toronto, Ontario. News, projects, and publications.

Eclectic film series, Tuesdays at Collective Unconscious, New York, NY.

Offers 75 different programs every year, including: in-person presentations, contemporary experiments in film and video, historical works.

Squeaky Wheel/Buffalo Media Resources supports and promotes the creation of film, video, and digital/computer art by independent and community media makers in Buffalo and WNY.

100 seat microcinema located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada specializing in alternative, underground and obscure film and video screenings.

An alternative multidisciplinary arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of new work, Minneapolis, Minnesota.