Holt Library: Faculty and Staff Library Resources: Videos

Sample: videos in NC LIVE (Films on Demand database)

Hear Me Now: The Bullied Have a Voice
Hear Me Now is a stylish and poignant documentary featuring compelling stories from dozens who have been affected by bullying in schools and continue to be affected, giving viewers a candid look inside the world of bullying and the inspiration to find hope amid the darkness.
Ideas Roadshow: Pants on Fire—The Straight Goods On Lying
In this Ideas Roadshow episode, Martin Jay of UC Berkeley speaks with Howard Burton about how the act of lying can be used as a tool to try to assess what, exactly, we mean by the political, and how the political arena differs from other areas of human endeavor.
Meth Storm
With unparalleled access on both sides of the issue, this 90-minute HBO Documentary Film is at once a cautionary tale of meth addiction in rural America, and a high-stakes drama told from inside the war on drugs.
Reading and Understanding the New Food Label
This program highlights changes in the new food label, which will be required in 2018. Viewers learn how it has been simplified for the consumer and modernized based on current nutrition science.

How to search 27,134 titles and 278,141 segments

Films and film segments offer transcripts for visual as well as auditory learning.

FAQs for Films on Demand: set up a personalized account and/or learn how to search
Learn how to embed videos in your course management system, create custom video features using clips and segments, and find just the right visual images to bring lessons to life.
We are delighted to announce that an Android version of the Films On Demand mobile app is now available, joining the Apple iOS version. Users can download it from the Apple app store or Google Play store. NOTE: A Films On Demand subscription is necessary to use the app.
Subject Index - Films on Demand
This list includes all videos in this database, grouped by subject.
Quick Start Guide for Educators: Films on Demand
This quick start guide is designed to provide educators with a list of key help materials to get you started using On Demand.

Films on Demand: Featured Tips for Faculty

New Feature! Video Introductions Can Now Be Added to Playlists (April 22, 2016)

A new Video Introduction feature for playlists allows users to add a short intro video to any playlist they create. This video is limited to 3 minutes or less (for now) and videos must be uploaded in one of the specified formats. This video intro can then be viewed by students as part of the playlist. Educators can use this new tool to provide an overview or give context for the videos in the playlist. To learn more about this new feature you can read the help articles in the On Demand Support Center.

Click this link for all Faculty How-To Tips for Films on Demand