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New Tutorial: Researching Film and Television

The MLA Bibliography is pleased to announce a new tutorial in our video tutorial series on searching the MLA Bibliography: “Researching Film and Television in the MLA International Bibliography.” Discover strategies for researching international film, television, and radio in the MLA Bibliography, from approaches to beginning research to more advanced strategies.

You can find all our tutorials on the Tutorials tab above, on our YouTube playlist page, or on our website.

Please feel free to link to our tutorials, embed them in your syllabus or LibGuides, and share them with anyone who might find them useful. Happy searching!

NOW INDEXING: The Cine-Files

NOW INDEXING: The Cine-Files

This peer-reviewed periodical is the online journal of the Department of Cinema Studies at Savannah College of Art and Design. The editors “believe that cinema – in all its eclectic forms of the past, present, and future – is both pleasurable and substantive, and we devote these pages to its passionate analysis.”


The Cine-Files
www.thecine-files.com

NOW INDEXING: The Cine-Files

This peer-reviewed periodical is the online journal of the Department of Cinema Studies at Savannah College of Art and Design. The editors “believe that cinema – in all its eclectic forms of the past, present, and future – is both pleasurable and substantive, and we devote these pages to its passionate analysis.”


The Cine-Files
www.thecine-files.com

Website of the Week (WoW) #130: Brune/Blonde: L’Exposition virutelle / Brunette/Blonde: The Virtual Exhibition

First, don’t miss our newest video tutorial: Searching the MLA International Bibliography versus Using the Library’s Home Page Search Function — see our post from Jan. 25!

Now for our Website of the Week (WoW) #130: Brune/Blonde: L”Exposition virutelle / Brunette/Blonde: The Virtual Exhibition

This visually exciting (and bilingual!) website explores the role of women’s hair on film and in art. It includes many video clips from films and interviews with visual artists.

Brune Blonde, l’exposition virtuelle
www.cinematheque.fr
The cinema is a medium that made women’s hair a privileged motif for its aesthetics and its mythology. Heir to painting and literature, it protracted this fascination for women’s hair and its associated gestures.

First, don’t miss our newest video tutorial: Searching the MLA International Bibliography versus Using the Library’s Home Page Search Function — see our post from Jan. 25!

Now for our Website of the Week (WoW) #130: Brune/Blonde: L’Exposition virutelle / Brunette/Blonde: The Virtual Exhibition

This visually exciting (and bilingual!) website explores the role of women’s hair on film and in art. It includes many video clips from films and interviews with visual artists.

Brune Blonde, l’exposition virtuelle
www.cinematheque.fr
The cinema is a medium that made women’s hair a privileged motif for its aesthetics and its mythology. Heir to painting and literature, it protracted this fascination for women’s hair and its associated gestures.

NOW INDEXING: CINEJ Cinema Journal

NOW INDEXING: CINEJ Cinema Journal

This online journal publishes “fresh and original research in the fields of film and media studies.”


CINEJ Cinema Journal
cinej.pitt.edu
CINEJ Cinema Journal is a peer-reviewed semiannually (May/Nov) published international Cinema Journal. It is published by the University Library System, University of Pittsburgh and is cosponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Press.

NOW INDEXING: CINEJ Cinema Journal

This online journal publishes “fresh and original research in the fields of film and media studies.”


CINEJ Cinema Journal
cinej.pitt.edu
CINEJ Cinema Journal is a peer-reviewed semiannually (May/Nov) published international Cinema Journal. It is published by the University Library System, University of Pittsburgh and is cosponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Press.

Teaching Tuesday: Just Wing It

Teaching Tuesday: Just Wing It Josh Boldt writes about having no plan for the final assignment in his freshman composition class.Teaching Without a Plan – Order of Educationwww.orderofeducation.comTeaching…

Teaching Tuesday: Just Wing It

Josh Boldt writes about having no plan for the final assignment in his freshman composition class.


Teaching Without a Plan – Order of Education
www.orderofeducation.com
Teaching without a plan makes the classroom exciting and a little dangerous. In a good way.

Calling all Trekkies!

Calling all Trekkies! Havard’s Houghton Library has not only received a gift of an official writers’ guide for the television series, but they also have costume sketches from the first Star Trek film in their collection. Live long and prosper, Houghton!

Outfitting the Enterprise
blogs.law.harvard.edu

Calling all Trekkies! Harvard’s Houghton Library has not only received a gift of an official writers’ guide for the television series, but they also have costume sketches from the first Star Trek film in their collection. Live long and prosper, Houghton!

Outfitting the Enterprise
blogs.law.harvard.edu

Teaching Tuesday: Sample Chapter

Teaching Tuesday: You can check out the sample chapter on teaching Schindler’s List from this book published by NCTE.


Great Films and How to Teach Them
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Great Films and How to Teach Them

Teaching Tuesday: You can check out the sample chapter on teaching Schindler’s List from this book published by NCTE.


Great Films and How to Teach Them
secure.ncte.org
Great Films and How to Teach Them