English 464: Recycled Cinema: Class Resources
This is a LibGuide for the class English 464, Recycled Cinema taught by Kaveh Askari.
Books
Search OneSearch for books and videos of interest. Limit to WWU for items in our collection.
Reference Books
Reference Books are excellent starting places for research. They are located in the Reference Collection across from the Info Desk, 2nd floor of the Wilson wing.
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Encyclopedia of Early Cinema byCall Number: Reference (PN1993.45 .E53 2005
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Magill's Survey of Cinema Series (these are all in the PN 1993 range)
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Schirmer Encyclopedia of Film byCall Number: Reference (PN1993.45 .G65 2007
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Variety International Film GuideCall Number: Wilson 4W - Books (PN1993.3 .I544
Databases
The following databases will provide you with academic journal articles (as well as interviews, features, and other article formats) for your topics.
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Film Literature Index Online [Indiana University]An index of citations to articles, reviews and book reviews relating to film, television and video.
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Google ScholarA tool to conduct a broad search for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts, patents, and technical reports.
Tip:Use Google Scholar to see how often a publication has been cited and connect to WWU subscriptions off campus. How do I connect Google Scholar to library subscriptions from off campus? -
MLA International Bibliography [EBSCO]An index of citations to articles, books, and other publications covering literature, languages, linguistics, folklore, journalism, communications, film, media, and theater.
Internet Resources
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Alexander Street PressAa completely integrated online repository of Alexander Street Press video titles. Includes newsreels, award-winning documentaries, field recordings, interviews, lectures, training videos, and exclusive primary footage becoming a collection of 22,000 full-length videos by 2013.
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Anthology Film ArchivesFounded in 1969 by Jonas Mekas, Jerome Hill, P. Adams Sitney, Peter Kubelka, and Stan Brakhage, Anthology in its original conception was a showcase for the Essential Cinema Repertory collection. Anthology has grown far beyond its original concept to encompass film preservation; the formation of a reference library containing the world’s largest collection of books, periodicals, stills, and other paper materials related to avant-garde cinema.
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The Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive - CineFilesCineFiles contains scanned images of reviews, press kits, festival and showcase program notes, newspaper articles, and other documents from the PFA Library's extensive collection covering world cinema, past and present.
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Internet ArchivesAn extensive collection of copyright-free video, audio and images.
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Internet Movie DatabaseThis is the largest free database of films. Contains copious information about actors, directors, plots, etc.
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Lantern [Media History Digital Library / U. of Wisconsin-Madison]The search and visualization platform for over 800,000 pages of digitized books and magazines from the histories of film, broadcasting, and recorded sound; co-production of the Media History Digital Library and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Communication Arts.
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UbuWebWhile this site specializes in avant-garde writer's audio, it contains hundreds of short films by experimental film makers.
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Wikimedia CommonsA Wikipedia project hosting extensive copyright-free audio, graphic and video content.
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