The usual determination of kinetic parameters of crystallization of amorphous products is based on isothermal measurements. In general the crystallization of amorphous selenium thin films is studied by non-isothermal experiments (DTA). The adaptation to non-isothermal crystallization of the Avrami transformation rate equation allows us to determine different types of crystallization. These different regions enable one to determine the variations of the growth rate and of the nucleation rate versus temperature. The influence of the wavelength of illumination during the crystallization time on these parameters is also investigated.