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Benshi is a recommendation site to help parents and children discover cinematographic works. A video-on-demand service for children offers a selection of high-quality feature films and short films.
The International Centre of Films for Children and Young People (CIFEJ) is an organization created in 1955 under the auspices of UNESCO. CIFEJ is a global and multicultural network of filmmakers and audiovisual media professionals for children. It encourages the production, distribution, and promotion of audiovisual media.
Independent distribution company focusing on art-house films for young audiences. Since its creation, Cinéma Public Films has distributed more than 150 films in cinemas.
The Robert-Lynen Cinematheque of the City of Paris has been a place dedicated to teaching through images since 1926. Its mission is to make cinema a pedagogical tool, a recreational show and a cultural object for young Parisians.
Since 1992, this association gives young audiences an approach to the art of cinema. Nearly 2,000 screenings per year and more than 110,000 children are welcomed each year in the association's theaters.
Parental controls. Information on the particular vigilance that parents must apply to what children watch. Tips to help parents accompany children in their use of audiovisual media.
The association 'Enfances au Cinéma', created in 2005, coordinates two school image education programs for the City of Paris: 'Mon 1er Cinéma' for nursery classes and 'École et Cinéma' for elementary classes. Since 2009, it also coordinates the young audience film festival 'Mon premier Festival'.
Since 1994, an associative place of reflection and debate on images, children and cinema. 'Les enfants de cinéma' implemented until 2019 'École et cinéma', a scheme allowing teachers to attend film screenings with their students as part of class activities (more than 11,000 schools).
Website of the National Film Board of Canada, public audiovisual producer and distributor. The NFB continues to regularly post wonderful films for children online.
The association Passeurs d'images aims to federate and animate the network of image education actors working with all audiences during school, after-school and extracurricular time.
The association Rêve de Cinéma transforms hospitals and centers for sick or disabled children into real screening rooms and offers cinematographic works for the happiness of children.
Aimed at teachers and their students, Takorama is an online film festival for children. The first edition in 2020 was created on the initiative of the FPE association with international partners in the context of the Covid-19 lockdown. In France and then in 18 languages, for children around the world.
Transmettre le cinéma is dedicated to national schemes aimed at young audiences and supports cinema awareness initiatives. Designed for teachers, students and cultural organizations, it particularly offers primary and nursery school teachers the opportunity to take children to see quality films in cinemas.
CinEd is a European cooperation project initiated and led by the Institut français, with the objective of facilitating the discovery of European cinema by young audiences in Europe. CinEd enables the organization of non-commercial public screenings; access to pedagogical tools and files is free.
The CSEM's missions are to promote media education and to encourage the exchange of information and cooperation between all actors and organizations involved in media education in the French Community.
Under the aegis of the Ministry of National Education, Éduthèque offers online a portal of pedagogical, cultural and scientific resources for teachers and provides free access to a very wide range of educational content.
The Institut national de l'audiovisuel, guardian of audiovisual memory, is a public institution responsible for archiving audiovisual productions, producing, editing, and licensing audiovisual and multimedia content for all audiences.
La ligue de l'enseignement, in order to facilitate access to arts and culture, offers pedagogical support materials for teachers and facilitators who wish to carry out in-depth work on cinema.
Conceived by the Agence du court métrage, Le Kinétoscope is an online pedagogical platform that offers, on a paid subscription basis, a varied catalogue (fiction, documentary, experimental) and associated resources.
Nanouk, designed and developed by the association Les enfants de cinéma, is the online pedagogical platform accompanying the École et cinéma scheme.
The 'Education for Justice' initiative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime offers for 6-12 year olds the Zorbs, a series of cartoons and videos accompanied by pedagogical guides to address topics related to the rule of law with students.
Réseau Canopé, formerly the Centre national de documentation pédagogique (CNDP), is a public educational resource publisher, under the French Ministry of National Education.
Online resources for image and audiovisual media education.
Dedicated to promoting training and the use of digital tools for education and culture in Quebec, Thot Cursus offers articles on pedagogical strategies and practices related to the use of digital technology in education.
UPOPI, a webmagazine and pedagogical platform designed by Ciclic, offers the opportunity to discover and analyze images in a sensitive, interactive and fun way with high-quality content, short films in free access and numerous pedagogical tools and files.
Since 1985, a purchasing center for audiovisual and multimedia programs reserved exclusively for non-commercial cultural and educational sectors. ADAV supplies the network of libraries and media libraries, and educational establishments.
The Association Française du Cinéma d'Animation has been promoting auteur animation cinema since 1971. With a documentation center and a video library of more than 9,000 titles, AFCA is also an observatory of contemporary animation film creation and production.
The Agence du court métrage is a place of reflection, exchange and resources in the field of cinema pedagogy, aiming to raise awareness among all audiences and promote access to works.
ALPA's objective is the protection of cinematographic and audiovisual works under article L. 331-1 of the Intellectual Property Code.
An unmissable annual gathering for animation cinema professionals, the International Animated Film Festival of Annecy and MIFA welcome more than 120,000 visitors each year in June.
Association created in 1960 in France. Organizes in particular World Animation Cinema Day.
The Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC) is responsible for regulating, supporting and promoting cinema, audiovisual and multimedia. A unique image education program, the Atelier cinéma, was developed by the CNC to allow students to understand the different stages of film creation.
A 1901 law association, the Cinémathèque française's mission is the preservation, restoration and dissemination of cinematographic heritage. More than 12,000 films are available at the Vidéothèque.
Since 1988, COLACO offers a catalogue of programs to institutional networks (libraries, media libraries, French cultural centers abroad...) and educational networks (schools, universities...) for the distribution of audiovisual and multimedia programs.
CVS offers a catalogue of audio, video and multimedia references as well as a complete range of services to support libraries and media libraries in their professional activities.
Created in 1949, UniFrance, under the control of public authorities and in particular the CNC, is an organization responsible for the promotion and export of French cinema worldwide.
With 700 films in free access, BED is a fascinating portal on cultural diversity in the world and minority peoples. To discover, to watch, to read, to explore without moderation!
Created by Marc Aguesse, it is one of the oldest French-language sites dedicated to animation cinema.
Directory site for women in French animation.
Children's film directory site containing more than 1,000 films or series.
An excellent selection of films for children in very varied fields such as art, science and nature.
Discover our page dedicated to animation schools. The non-exhaustive list corresponds to schools whose short films are referenced in our children's film portal.
Network of French animation cinema schools, RECA today brings together 25 schools of recognized quality by the professional community.
Wasu manyan gidajen tarihi suna ba da kwafi na ayyukan da ke cikin tattarawarsu waɗanda suka zama mallakin jama'a.
The fourteen museums of the City of Paris are progressively making digital reproductions of works available for free under the Creative Commons CC0 license (public domain).
The Art Institute of Chicago has chosen to offer its works under the CC0 license and offers to download files in high definition, without prior authorization for any type of use.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art offers 20,000 works.
One of the largest art museums in the world, it offers 400,000 works for free under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license, for any purpose, including commercial use.
The National Gallery of Art in Washington offers more than 50,000 works. Images of these works are available free of charge for any use.
Pioneer since 2013 of the public domain as a source of creativity, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam invites internet users to share their creations inspired by the museum's collections.
Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore offers many copyright-free works.
The Yale University Art Gallery houses an encyclopedic collection of works of art and offers to download and use its collection for free.
The permanent collections of the Brooklyn Museum include more than 1.5 million objects, from ancient Egypt to contemporary periods.
In January 2019, the Cleveland Museum of Art published approximately 30,000 high-definition images of artworks from its permanent collection under the Creative Commons (CC0) license.
Wasu manyan gidajen tarihi suna ba da kwafi na ayyukan da ke cikin tattarawarsu waɗanda suka zama mallakin jama'a.
The association Des Livres à Lire et à Entendre aims to facilitate access to literature for everyone, particularly the visually impaired. A community of volunteer internet users record and share their own readings on a web portal that already contains more than 8,000 audiobooks. You will find text and audio versions of many novels as well as essays, in particular texts by Henri Roorda, Jean-Jacques Rousseau or Jean Itard on education.
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