Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive

Collection Type: Institution

Phone Number: 812-856-7086

Website: https://libraries.indiana.edu/university-moving-image-archive

Collection Policy: The Indiana University Libraries Moving Image Archive (IULMIA) prioritizes human connection while preserving media of purpose and practice – moving images created with specific social, educational, or cultural objectives as well as works that explore the craft of media making itself. Our collection encompasses educational films, amateur productions, TV commercials, industrial videos, home movies, student projects, and experimental shorts. This categorization acknowledges the varied roles of moving images in informing, documenting, persuading, commemorating, and developing skills across contexts. Through hands-on engagement with these educational, cultural, and everyday materials, we amplify underrepresented voices and create accessible experiences, using the IULMIA Screening Room for community learning and horizontal skill-sharing.

27,578 films in this collection.

Title ▲	Year	Creator	Length	Format	Color	Sound
Who's Guilty? Columbia Pictures Corp.	1945		2 reels
Who's Hugh? Columbia Pictures Corp.	1943		1 466 ft.
Who's Running Things?	1955	CRM/McGraw-Hill Films \| National Film Board of Canada	0:11:00	16mm	B&W	sound
Who's Superstitious? Loew's Inc.	1943		933 ft.		B&W	sound
Who's There for the Victim?	1981	Chicago	0:21:00	16mm	Color	sound
Who's Who In The Zoo	1974	CENTRON CORP.	12	16mm
Who's Who In The Zoo.	1942		7 min
Who's Yehoodi? Soundies Distributing Corp.	1943		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Who's Zoo In Hollywood.	1941		668 ft.			sound
Whoever You Are		VFT Films	0:20:00	16mm	B&W	sound
Whole New Ball Game	1973	KING SCREEN PRODUCTIONS	9	16mm	Color	sound
Whole Number System: Key Ideas	1965	Davidson Films	33	16mm	Color	sound
Whoozit.	1948		1 min	16mm	B&W	sound
Whose Body Is It Anyway?	1975	Hobel Leiterman Ltd	27	16mm	Color
Whose Child Is This?	1978	Alfred Shands	29	16mm	Color
Why And How Of Standard First Aid	1965	American Red Cross	28	16mm
Why are atoms unpredictable?		Indiana University Audio-Visual Center: Distributor \| National Educational Television: Distributor	0:29:50	16mm	B&W	sound
Why are atoms unpredictable?
Why Bother? (Finding Alternatives)	1979	National Instructional Television
Why can't I fly like a bird?	1989	Coronet Film and Video	13	16mm	Color
Why Can't Jimmy Read?	1950	Syracuse University	0:22:00	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Communication Satellites?	1963	Film Associates of California	12	16mm	Color	sound
Why communication satellites?	1963
Why Communities Trade Goods	1966	Dimension Films	11	16mm	Color	sound
Why Daddy? Loew's Inc.	1944		929 ft.
Why did Gloria die?	1972	Indiana University Audio-Visual Center: Distributor \| National Educational Television: Distributor	0:27:00	16mm	Color	sound
Why Did I Fall For Abner.	1945		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Did I Kiss That Girl.	1945		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Why do cats have whiskers?	1986	Coronet Film and Video	11	16mm	Color
Why Do I Feel this Way?	1978	American Broadcasting Company	49	16mm	Color
Why Do People Misunderstand Each Other?	1955	WNET/13	30	16mm	B&W
Why do spiders spin webs	1987	Coronet Film and Video	10	16mm	Color	sound
Why Do Things Differ?			29	16mm	B&W
Why do things differ?	1957			16mm
Why Do We Still Have Mountains ?		Encyclopedia Britanica Films	20 min 0:20:03	16mm	Color	sound
Why doesn't grass grow on the moon?	1986	Coronet Film and Video	11	16mm	Color
Why Don't We Do This More Often.	1941		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Don'tcha Kiss Me.	1946		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Dream Of Love.	1946		1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Eat Our Vegetables?	1962	Coronet Instructional Films	0:11:00	16mm	B&W	sound
Why exercise?	1965	ASSOCIATED FILM SERVICES	14	16mm		sound
Why explore space?	1962	Churchill Films: Distributor \| Indiana University Audio-Visual Center: Distributor	0:21:46	16mm	Color	sound
Why foods spoil (molds, yeasts, bacteria)	1957	Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation: Distributor \| Indiana University Audio-Visual Center: Distributor	0:14:04	16mm	B&W	sound
Why Foods Spoil--Molds, Yeasts, and Bacteria	1957	Encyclopaedia Britannica Educ Corp	14	16mm	B&W
Why Goals Are Scored	1972	Football Association	22	16mm	B&W
Why is chocolate sweet?	1971	NBC EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES	4	16mm
Why Is It? Loew's Inc.	1948		8 min	35mm	B&W	sound
Why is Japan of grave importance to the United States?	1955	Frederick Remley Jr. Karl Lohmann Jr. Verne Weber Thomas Coates George A. Peek Jr. Hazen Schumacher Jr. John McGiffert Garnet R. Garrison John W. Hall Robert E. Ward		16mm
Why Johnny reads junk	1958
Why Jonny Reads Junk	1960	WNET/13		16mm