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Films owned by the Neil Hellman Library are cataloged and searchable in the online catalog. 

 

Find a Specific Film

Go to the online catalog and do a TITLE search.  If the library owns the film, you will see it listed.

 

Find a Film on a Topic

There are a number of steps on finding films by subject.  Please refer to the guide Finding Films in the Neil Hellman Library By Subject [pdf] for step-by-step instruction on navigating the online catalog.

 

 

FAQ of Related Issues

Where are the DVDs and videocassettes in the library?
Both videocassettes and DVDs are kept behind the front desk.  Ask for them by call number (which is found in the results list of your search).  DVD cases are kept in the media/microforms room, located on the first floor, in the Music Library (see floor plan for location).  Take the empty DVD case to the front desk for checkout.

What are the loan policies for films?
Students may take out one film at a time for a 2-day loan, with one renewal.  (Sorry for such limitations, but this collection is largely a faculty collection for use in the classroom.) Faculty may borrow films for 2 weeks, with one renewal. 

Can I reserve a film for use in my class (faculty only)?
Yes.  Call the Circulation Department (454-5180) or stop at the front desk.

How can I request that a film be purchased for the library collection?
Contact the library director at 454-5182.  Recommendation forms are also available on the library’s web site.

May I request films through interlibrary loan?
Yes.  We will try to borrow films from other academic or public libraries for you.