Movie Magazines Index

- ''A forum for smart, idiosyncratic writing about movies.''
- Published by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
- Six issues per year.
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- Reviews, interviews, and features
- Editor: Gary Crowdus.

- Articles covering the entire field of film studies.
- "Interviews with innovative film- and video-makers, writers, editors, and cinematographers; readable discussion of issues in contemporary film theory; definitive, thoughtful reviews of international, avante garde, national cinemas, and documentaries".
- Started as "Hollywood Quarterly" (1945-1951).
- Was called "The Quarterly of Film Radio and Television" from 1951 to 1957 (ISSN: 1549-0068).

"Cinema Journal publishes essays on a wide variety of subjects from diverse methodological perspectives."
- Continues JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF CINEMATOLOGISTS (ISSN: 1550-0349).

- A film and television studies journal collectively edited by graduate students at the University of Wisconsin at Madison and The University of Texas at Austin.
- Each issue provokes debate about critical, theoretical, and historical topics relating to a particular theme.

- Published 3 times per year.

- Presents some of today's foremost scholarship in film studies and examines a variety of topics ranging from international cinema to the history and aesthetics of film.
- Each issue concentrates on a single topic and offers extensively illustrated articles, interviews with prominent filmmakers, and reviews of recent books in the field.
- Editor: Ruth Bradley
- Published in cooperation with The Ohio University College of Fine Arts and the Athens Center for Film and Video.

- The oldest journal for avant-garde film.
- Focused heavily on experimental video art.
- A major cornerstone of artists' cinema.

"Quarterly Review of Film and Video publishes critical, historical, and theoretical essays, book reviews, and interviews in the area of moving image studies including film, video, and digital imagery studies."
- Previously:QUARTERLY REVIEW OF FILM STUDIES.
- Covers are of no interest at all, so ignored.