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Searching for Film & Media Studies Resources

There are many terms you can use to find film and media studies resources. Consult the “How to Find Books and Dissertations on Film History and Criticism” page from the University of California at Berkeley Library for many useful keywords.

Note: “motion pictures” or “moving pictures” are two of the more commonly used words instead of the word “film” in many article indexes and databases.

Other Useful Links

Searching the World Wide Web
http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/infosrv/lue/amcultst/acsweb.htm#search

List of Search Engines
http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/searching.html

Additional searching tips to consult are Word vs. Subject Searches and Boolean Operators. A good tutorial on searching the web is WebWIZARD. Find out if you are a web wizard.

The authors of this website are members of or affiliated with the BGSU Department of American Culture Studies and the BGSU Department of Theatre and Film.
They are:  Molly Brost, Nathan C. Crook, Stefan Hall, Zach Hilpert, Michael Jordan, Michael Lupro, Dr. Cynthia Baron, and Stefanie Hunker.