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This document provides guidelines for citing audiovisual materials like images, videos, films, and radio/TV broadcasts in 3 different formats: materials from library databases, artwork/videos from websites, and radio/TV episodes/films from websites. It gives the general citation format for each source type and provides examples of citations formatted according to the guidelines. The formats include elements like creator name, date, title, retrieval source URL or database homepage URL depending on where the material was accessed from.
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Citation Basics for Audiovisual Material
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Material Source General Format Example
Images and other
visuals from Library
Databases
(Cite as you would an
image from a book,
though without page
numbers if none are
given, and omitting
publisher’s name and
location). doi: (when
given) or Retrieved from
Database Home Page
URL
Clark, L. (c.a. 1960's). Man with baby [photograph].
George Eastman House, Rochester, NY.
Retrieved from http://www.artstor.org
Greenhouse gasses [diagram]. In R. Kovach and B.
McGuire, Guide to global hazards. Retrieved
from http://www.credoreference.com
Artwork from the
web
Creator (last name, first
initial). (Year of artwork).
Title of Artwork [medium
of artwork]. Repository of
artwork, city, state (if
necessary). Retrieved
from URL
Close, C. (2002). Ronald [photograph]. Museum of
Modern Art, New York, NY. Retrieved from
http://www.moma.org/collection/object.php?
object_id=108890
Lectures and video
posts from websites
Lecturer or poster's
Name. (Copyright or
posted date). Title of
lecture of video [Video
file]. Retrieved from URL
Seligman, M. (2004, February). Martin Seligman on
positive psychology [Video file]. Retrieved
from
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/martin_seli
gman Day, J. (2009, August 1). Tips and
tricks for the special education classroom
[Video file]. Retrieved from
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Vra84LKESfs
Radio and TV
episodes/segments
from Library
Databases
(Cite as you would
broadcast
episodes/segements).
Retrieved from Database
Home Page URL
DeFord, F. (Writer). (2007, August 8). Beyond Vick:
Animal cruelty for sport. In E. McDonnell
(Producer), Morning Edition [Radio program].
Retrieved from
http://www.gale.cengage.com/AcademicOne
File
Radio and TV
episodes/segments
from websites
(Cite as you would
broadcast
episodes/segements).
Retrieved from URL
Espenson, J. (Writer), & Little, D. (Director). (2009,
May 1). Briar rose [Video file]. In J. Whedon
(Producer), Dollhouse [Television program].
Retireved from
http://www.hulu.com/watch/71001/dollhouse-
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Ashbrook, T. (Host and managing editor). (2009,
August 25). A family off the grid [Audio file].
In On point [Radio program]. Retrieved from
http://www.onpointradio.org/2009/08/a-
family-off-the-grid
Film and film clips
from Library
Databases
Producer name(s)
(Producer(s)), & Director
name (Director). (Year of
release). Title [ Video file].
Retrieved from Database
Home Page URL.
Barry, D. (Producer & Director). (2003). Taste [Video
file]. Retrieved from
http://www.fmgondemand.com
Film and film clips
from websites
Name of Producer
(Producer), & Name of
Director (Director) (if
given). (Copyright or
posted date). Title of film
or clip [Video file].
Retrieved from URL
Ferrell, W. (Producer). (2007). The landlord [Video
file]. Retrieved from
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/74
Kaufman, J. C. (Producer), Lacy, L.
(Director). (1979). Mean Joe Greene [Video
file]. Retrieved from
http://memory.loc.gov/mbrs/ccmp/meanjoe_0
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