Academic Sources

Academic sources include:-

  • Books
  • Journals
  • Magazines
  • Websites

Author's credentials - The author should be an expert in the field they're writing about

References/bibliography - A good source will have a list of works the author studied as he or she is writing it.

Publisher = They should be published by a professional association or by a university e.g. the Oxford University Press

Books

  • Public/College library
  • Google books
  • Amazon
  • Archive.org
Journals
  • Google Scholar
  • EBSCO Online Resources - via LEARN
Magazines
  • Sight & Sound
  • American Cinematographer
  • Cahiers du cinema
  • Total Film
  • Empire
Website
  • bfi.org.uk
  • ascmag.com
  • screendaily.com


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