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Film and Television References
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- Film or movie
- Film or movie, in another language
- Episode of a TV show
1. Film or movie
Verrette, T. (Director). (2021). Zero gravity [Film]. Skylight Cinema; 20th Digital Studio.
- Parenthetical citation : (Verrette, 2021)
- Narrative citation : Verrette (2021)
- Provide the director in the author element of the reference, followed by the notation “(Director).”
- Provide the production company or companies in the source element of the reference. Separate multiple production companies with a semicolon.
2. Film or movie, in another language
Alfredson, T. (Director). (2008). Låt den rätte komma in [Let the right one in] [Film]. EFTI; Sveriges Television (SVT); Filmpool Nord; Sandrew Metronome; WAG; Fido Film; The Chimney Pot; Ljudligan.
- Parenthetical citation : (Alfredson, 2008)
- Narrative citation : Alfredson (2008)
- As in all references, if the original title of the work is a language different from that of the paper you are writing, provide a translation of the title in square brackets after the title and before the bracketed description and period.
3. TV series
Serling, R. (Executive Producer). (1959–1964). The twilight zone [TV series]. Cayuga Productions; CBS Productions.
- Parenthetical citation : (Serling, 1959–1964)
- Narrative citation : Serling (1959–1964)
- Provide the executive producer(s) in the author element of the reference.
- When there is one executive producer, use the notation “(Executive Producer).” When there are multiple executive producers, provide the notation once after all the producers’ names, the same as you would the notation “(Eds.)” for an edited book: “(Executive Producers).”
- Provide the year(s) during which the series aired in the date element of the reference.
- If the series is still airing at the time you are writing the paper, replace the second year with “present”: (2017–present).
4. Episode of a TV show
Favreau, J. (Writer), & Filoni, D. (Director). (2019, November 12). Chapter 1 (Season 1, Episode 1) [TV series episode]. In J. Favreau, D. Filoni, K. Kennedy, & C. Wilson (Executive Producers), The Mandalorian . Lucasfilm; Golem Creations.
Sherman-Palladino, A. (Writer & Director). (2018, December 5). All alone (Season 2, Episode 10) [TV series episode]. In A. Sherman-Palladino, D. Palladino, D. Gilbert, M. Shapiro, S. Carino, & S. Lawrence (Executive Producers), The marvelous Mrs. Mais el . Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions; Picrow; Amazon Studios.
- Parenthetical citations : (Favreau & Filoni, 2019; Sherman-Palladino, 2018)
- Narrative citations : Favreau and Filoni (2019) and Sherman-Palladino (2018)
- Include the writers and directors for the episode. Include the contributor’s role in parentheses after each name.
- If one person performed multiple roles, combine the descriptions with an ampersand.
- Provide the season number and episode number after the title in parentheses.
Film and television references are covered in the seventh edition APA Style manuals in the Publication Manual Section 10.12 and the Concise Guide Section 10.10
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How to cite a movie, video, or television show.
To create a basic works-cited-list entry for a movie, list the title of the movie. Then in the Contributor element, list the name of the director. Next, in the Publisher element, provide the name of the company that produced the movie, followed by the release date. You might include other elements, such as additional contributors if they are pertinent to your discussion, and website information if you accessed the movie online. Below are sample entries for movies along with links to posts containing many other examples, including podcasts, radio programs, television shows, and videos.
A Movie Viewed in Person
Opening Night. Directed by John Cassavetes, Faces Distribution, 1977.
A Movie Viewed Online
Richardson, Tony, director. Sanctuary . Screenplay by James Poe, Twentieth Century Fox, 1961. YouTube , uploaded by LostCinemaChannel, 17 July 2014, www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMnzFM_Sq8s .
A Television Show Viewed on Physical Media
“Hush.” 1999. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Fourth Seaso n, created by Joss Whedon, episode 10, Mutant Enemy / Twentieth Century Fox, 2003, disc 3. DVD.
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The most basic MLA entry for a film citation consists of the movie title, director, production company, and release date. You may also choose to include other contributors, such as the writer(s), performer(s), and producer(s) if they are relevant to your assignment’s discussion. You may also include the film’s original release date if you’re citing a new release or special edition.
Film Title . Directed by First Name Last Name, Production Company, Release Date.
BibMe: The Movie . Directed by John Smith, Columbia Pictures, 2009.
Foreign Language Film with Translated Title:
Begin the film citation entry with the film’s title in italics, followed by a period. If the film is dubbed in English, begin by including the English title, followed by the translated title in square brackets.
BibMe: The Movie [BibMe: La Película ]. Directed by John Smith, Columbia Pictures, 2009.
Cite the director’s name after the movie title by writing “Directed by” with the director’s first and last name in normal order.
Film with Other Contributors:
If relevant, you may also choose to include the names of other key contributors in the author element, including writer(s), performer(s), and/or producer(s). Group different types of personnel together and separate each personnel group by a period. Write these personnel names in normal order – do not reverse the first and last names. Write these additional contributions according to the role of the person or group. For instance, “produced by,” “screenplay by,” or “performance by.” If you can’t describe the role using a phrase with “by,” include the role using a noun or noun phrase. Use commas to separate the name of the person (in normal order) from their role (Larry David, general editor).
BibMe: The Movie . Directed by John Smith, performances by Mike Jones and Jim Jones. Columbia Pictures, 2009.
If you would like to emphasize the contributions of a specific person because you focus on their role or contribution, include their role and name with contributors, not with authors. If you include the author, in the case of film, the director and their name, you style the entry as shown above. However, if you omit the director role and name, you start the film citation as above with the film title, followed by a period, and instead of a director, include the role and name of another contributor. For example, “Performances by Sharon Stone and Meryl Streep. List the film’s distribution company, followed by a comma, the year released, and a period.
BibMe: The Movie . Performances by Sharon Stone and Meryl Streep, Columbia Pictures, 2009.
Film with Alternate Original Release Date:
If the film’s original year of release differs from the year of release for the copy of the film you viewed, include the original year of release after film title, and place the year of release for the copy of the film you viewed after the film’s distribution company at the end of the entry. Usually, when citing a film with an original release date and a new release date, there has been a special update. You may also include details in the version element, such as “Director’s cut” or “Digitally enhanced edition.” Include those details after the original release date.
BibMe: The Movie . 2007. Director’s cut, Columbia, 2009.
Film Viewed on an App or Website:
If you viewed the film on an app or a website, include specific location details if it will help readers locate the specific copy you viewed. Capitalize and italicize the app or site name.
BibMe: The Slide Program . Columbia Pictures, 2009. Netflix app.
BibMe: The Slide Program . Columbia Pictures, 2009. Netflix , www.netflix.com.
If you viewed the film in person in a theater, cite the film without any additional format or location details.
Film Viewed on Physical Media:
If you viewed the film on physical media, such as a DVD, follow the release date with a comma and a disc number, followed by a period. End the entry with “DVD.”
BibMe: The Movie . 2007. Director’s cut, Columbia, 2009, disc 1. DVD.
If there is no disc number, simply include “DVD.”
BibMe: The Movie . 2007. Director’s cut, Columbia, 2009. DVD.
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How to Reference a Movie in Harvard Referencing Style
This article will help you learn the correct way of citing a film based on the Harvard style of referencing. Specifically, you’ll need to cite your source in two places:
- In your paper via an in-text citation
- In your reference list via a full reference
An in-text citation is when you refer to the source material within the body of your work or text. The reference list is usually placed at the end of your work. It has a full reference for every source that has an in-text citation. The reference list goes beyond the in-text citation and gives a complete list of information about the works you have cited, so that the reader can find and read the original source.
If you are trying to cite a source that was posted on YouTube, you’ll instead need to know how to cite a YouTube video in Harvard style .
Here are some examples of how to reference films in Harvard style:
Film seen at the cinema
To reference a film seen at a cinema, you’ll need the following information:
- Title (in italics)
- Release year (in round brackets)
- Director name
- [Feature film]
- Place of distribution: Distributor
The Help (2011) Directed by Tate Taylor. [Feature film]. Burbank, CA: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
For the in-text citation, the title of the film is used, followed by the release year separated by a comma, if the film title is not mentioned already. If the title is mentioned in the text, then only the year should be given, in round brackets.
The characters in The Help (2011) reveal…
The film showcases race relations during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s in Jackson, Mississippi ( The Help , 2011).
Film from a streaming service
If you are referencing a film you viewed via a streaming service, here’s the information you’ll need for your reference:
- Name of the streaming service or DOI
- (Accessed: date)
Changeling (2008) Directed by Clint Eastwood. Available at: Netflix (Accessed: 22 September 2020).
For the in-text citation, the title of the film and date are used, separated by a comma, if the film title is not already mentioned. If it is, then only the date is necessary.
In Changeling (2008), Angelina Jolie plays the character…
Angelina Jolie ( Changeling , 2008) plays the character of a mother whose…
Film from a physical copy (DVD/Blu-ray)
If you want to reference a film you viewed on DVD or Blu-ray, you’ll need the following information:
- [DVD, catalogue number] or [Blu-ray, catalogue number] (in square brackets)
The BFG: Big Friendly Giant (2016) Directed by Steven Spielberg. [Blu-ray, 8042180]. Burbank, CA: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.
The in-text citation method is the same as in the previous two examples.
Key takeaways
- The methods for referencing films and videos differ according to the mode of viewing.
- The name of the film and year suffice for in-text citations of films viewed at the cinema, on DVD or through a streaming platform.
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Published on November 5, 2020 by Jack Caulfield . Revised on January 17, 2024.
To cite a movie in APA Style , list the film’s producer(s) and director as authors and the production studio as publisher. The title is written in sentence case and italicized, followed by the label “Motion picture” in square brackets.
The APA 6 in-text citation includes the last names of the producer(s) and the year. If you are referring to a specific quote or scene from the movie, add a timestamp to direct the reader to the relevant part.
APA format | Producer Last Name, Initials. (Producer), & Director Last Name, Initials. (Director). (Year). [Motion picture]. Country of origin: Studio. |
Carroll, G., Giler, D., & Hill, W. (Producers), & Scott, R. (Director). (1979). [Motion Picture]. United States: Twentieth Century Fox. | |
First in-text citation | (Carroll, Giler, & Hill, 1979, 0:45:14) |
Subsequent in-text citations | (Carroll et al., 1979, 1:20:43) |
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Citing movies in different formats, where to find source information for a movie citation.
In general, you don’t need to specify the format in which you watched the film. However, if you are discussing a specific version of the film (for example, if you refer to the special features of a DVD), you can specify the version in the citation.
In these cases, the publication date is the release year of the specific version, not the general release:
Dempsey, C., Guiney, E., & Magiday, L. (Producers), & Lanthimos, Y. (Director & Producer). (2016). The lobster [Motion picture; DVD release ]. UK: Film4.
As in the above example, when the director is also a producer, this information should be included.
Movies on Netflix and other streaming services
You don’t usually need to state that a film was viewed on a particular streaming service (like Netflix or Hulu). Just follow the standard format without mentioning where you viewed the film.
However, if the film was also produced by a streaming company (e.g. a Netflix Original), you should replace the studio information with a URL linking to their site:
Johnson, M., Bernstein, M., Newirth, C., & Paul, A. (Producers), & Gilligan, V. (Director & Producer). (2019). El Camino: A breaking bad movie [Motion picture]. Retrieved from https://www.netflix.com
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To cite a movie from Netflix (and similar online streaming services), add the name of the website or app (e.g. "Netflix app"). If you watched the movie on an unofficial website or video-sharing platform like YouTube, add the website name, the uploader, the date of upload, and the URL. Night of the Living Dead.
Revised on December 27, 2023. To cite a movie in APA Style, list its director (s) in the author position and the production company as publisher. The title is written in sentence case and italicized, followed by the label "Film" in square brackets. The in-text citation includes the last name of the director, and the year.
When the Director, Producer and/or Writer is not known: Start the citation with the film title. Title of film: Subtitle if any [Film]. (Year film was produced). Production Company if Known. Note: If not produced in the United States, list the city name and the country. Example: Era of viruses [Film]. (2006). Films for the Humanities and Sciences.
Solution #1: Specifying editions of a movie. While you do not need to specify how you watched a movie, it is sometimes necessary to include the version or edition of the film in brackets next to the word "Film.". Structure & Example: Director Last Name, F. M. (Director). (Release Year). Title of motion picture [Film; Edition description ...
This page contains reference examples for film and television, including the following: 1. Film or movie. Verrette, T. (Director). (2021). Zero gravity [Film]. Skylight Cinema; 20th Digital Studio. Provide the director in the author element of the reference, followed by the notation " (Director).". Provide the production company or ...
Last name of director, First name initial. (Director). (Year of release). Movie title in italics [Film]. Production company. You can apply this formula to any movie. Let's look at a real example so you can visualize how to cite a film in APA format. Blomkamp, N. (Director). (2009). District 9 [Film].
Citing a movie in MLA format is a bit different from citing a movie in APA or Chicago style. The 9th edition of the MLA style guide (the most recent) has a few unique guidelines compared to APA and Chicago (such as putting the title first instead of the director). We explain everything here so you can cite movies in MLA format with confidence.
Author last name, Author first name initial. ( release date year) Movie title. Distributor location: Distributor. The final formatted citation should look like this: Whedon, J. (2015) Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. California: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Example of a movie reference in Harvard style. About the author.
Use the following guide to cite a film/movie using the APA citation format. We also provide style guides for the MLA and Chicago styles. To have your bibliography or works cited list automatically made for you, check out our free APA citation maker. Once you're finished with your citations, we can also help you with creating an APA title page.
To create a basic works-cited-list entry for a movie, list the title of the movie. Then in the Contributor element, list the name of the director. Next, in the Publisher element, provide the name of the company that produced the movie, followed by the release date. You might include other elements, such as additional contributors if they are ...
Foreign Language Film with Translated Title: Begin the film citation entry with the film's title in italics, followed by a period. If the film is dubbed in English, begin by including the English title, followed by the translated title in square brackets. BibMe: The Movie [BibMe: La Película ]. Directed by John Smith, Columbia Pictures, 2009.
When it comes to citing a movie in APA 7 style, you need to find a few different elements like the director, title, year, and studio. Additionally, you include the label 'film' in brackets. The basic format for citing a movie in APA format is: Director, A. A. (Director). (Year). Title of motion picture [Film]. Studio. APA Movie Citation ...
If you are referencing a film you viewed via a streaming service, here's the information you'll need for your reference: Title (in italics) Release year (in round brackets) Director name. Name of the streaming service or DOI. (Accessed: date) Example: Changeling (2008) Directed by Clint Eastwood.
A film in APA has a simple citation format for in-text citations. The following information appears in parentheses after the text that cites the source, in what is known as a parenthetical citation: (Director's Last Name, Year, hh:mm:ss) Another form of in-text citation is the narrative citation, which incorporates the author's name into the ...
For NB: Start with the director's name, followed by the movie title in italics, then production details. For Author-Date: Similar to APA, begin with the director's name, followed by the year, and then. the title. NB System Example: Citing "The Great Adventure" directed by Sam Taylor in 2020, produced by Dream Films:
State the length of the movie in hours and minutes, and include a URL at the end. In a note, start with the movie title, followed by the director's name. You can point the reader to a specific scene or moment in the film using timestamps. Chicago bibliography. Director last name, First name, director.
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To cite a movie in APA Style, list the film's producer (s) and director as authors and the production studio as publisher. The title is written in sentence case and italicized, followed by the label "Motion picture" in square brackets. The APA 6 in-text citation includes the last names of the producer (s) and the year.
The Purdue OWL, Purdue U Writing Lab. Accessed 18 Jun. 2018. MLA (Modern Language Association) style is most commonly used to write papers and cite sources within the liberal arts and humanities. This resource, updated to reflect the MLA Handbook (9th ed.), offers examples for the general format of MLA research papers, in-text citations ...
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