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Thursday
Jun132013

New guidelines for citing moving image and sound sources

DateThursday, June 13, 2013 at 11:37AM

The British Universities Film and Video Council (BUFVC) has drawn up and issued new guidelines for citing moving image and sound sources including:

  • film
  • television programmes
  • radio programmes
  • audio recordings
  • DVD extras including interviews and commentaries
  • clips
  • trailers
  • adverts
  • idents
  • stings
  • non-broadcast material
  • amateur footage
  • archival material (catalogued and not catalogued)
  • podcasts
  • vodcasts
  • DVD study materials.

The guidelines are avialable at http://bufvc.ac.uk/projects-research/avcitation/guidelines

"This is the first edition of the guidelines and it will be reviewed periodically. The BUFVC welcomes comments and feedback via email, or join the discussion by tweeting @bufvc."

 

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