(For more examples, see p. 341-352 of the 7th edition)
The author of an audiovisual work is determined by media type:
Media type | Include as the author |
---|---|
Film | Director |
TV series | Executive producer(s) |
Podcast | Host or executive producer |
Podcast episode | Host of episode |
Webinar | Instructor |
Classical music album or song | Composer |
Modern music album or song | Recording artist |
Artwork | Artist |
Online streaming video | Person or group who uploaded the video |
Photograph | Photographer |
How to cite Tweets, Facebook posts, and YouTube videos (see page 348-350 for additional examples)
Films on Demand
REFERENCE
(For more examples, see pp. 343-344 of the 7th edition)
Peters, W. (Director). (1985). A class divided [Video]. Films on Demand. https://digital.films.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=97348&xtid=40876
IN TEXT
(Peters, 1985).
YouTube
REFERENCE (ONE AUTHOR)
Troy, J. (2015, April 7). Miscue analysis read aloud [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z6-V0emQtc
IN TEXT
(Troy, 2015).
REFERENCE
(For more examples, begin on page 341 in the 7th edition)
D'Arcangelo, M. (Producer). (2007). A visit to a school moving toward differentiation [DVD]. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
IN TEXT
(D'Arcangelo, 2007).
Consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 7th ed. for more examples of audiovisual media (beginning on page 342, sections 10.12-10.14) and social media (beginning page 348, section 10.15) reference citations or figures (pages 225-250, sections 7.22-7.36)
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