How to Cite a Documentary

Documentaries are non-fiction films. The genres emphasizes reality and are a medium for preserving historically significant events. Filmmakers use the style to establish themselves in academic circles, while educators play these in classes to establish a level of understanding that can not be emulated by printed accounts. This form of media conveys the emotional impact on a more human level than print and often goes more in-depth than a news piece.

Instructions

    • 1

      Establish the official title of the documentary, director's name, distributor and year of release. This information is located on the DVD case or in the documentary's opening or closing credits.

    • 2

      Enter the information in the following format:

      Title of Documentary. Director's Name (abbreviated as Dir.). Distributor, year of release. Format.

    • 3

      Italicize the title of the documentary and ensure that you have a single space after each period in the citation.

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