Cinema studies
Research in cinema studies features resources on film history, criticism, and production, which support classes such as cinema history, digital cinema production, writing and directing, and the film director, among other advanced production and studies course electives.
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Film & Television Literature Index from EBSCOhost
Film & Television Literature Index from EBSCOhost
Film & Television Literature Index indexes citations, abstracts, and full-text articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers, along with books and book reviews, film and television program reviews, interviews, and biographical information on all aspects of film and television theory, writing, production, and reviews. Full text is available in HTML and PDF. You can limit to peer-reviewed sources. 1910s-present.
Communication & Mass Media Complete from EBSCOhost
Communication & Mass Media Complete from EBSCOhost
CMMC indexes citations, abstracts, and full-text articles (HTML and PDF) from journals and conference papers in the communication field. This database also offers cited reference searching and author profiles that provide biographical data and bibliographic information on prolific authors in the discipline. You can limit to scholarly/peer reviewed sources. 1900-present.
Film Literature Index Online from IU
Film Literature Index Online from IU
Film Literature Index indexes citations of journal and magazine articles, film reviews, and book reviews. 1976-2001.
Art Full Text and Art Retrospective from EBSCOhost
Art Full Text and Art Retrospective from EBSCOhost
Art Full Text indexes citations, abstracts, and full text from journals and other publications in art, architecture, design, and cinema. It also indexes reproductions of works of art that appear in indexed periodicals. Some full text available as HTML and PDF. Allows limiting to peer reviewed sources. Citations 1929-1984, abstracts from 1994, full text from 1997.
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Movie reviews and criticisms
