TUS Athlone Campus Harvard: Multi-Media; Digital Media and Design

Material Type

In-Text Example         

Reference List Example

Note: You can list producers as authors                                                                                                                        

( O'Sullivan & Perceva, 2013)

Last name, Initial of person interviewed (Year) Title of the Interview (if any). Interview by/ with Interviewers First name Last Name, Title of publication (in Italics). [Medium /format in which the interview appeared] Broadcasting Corporation, Name of channel if applicable, Date and time of transmission if applicable.

Aideen O'Sullivan & Isabel Perceva (2013) Primetime. [Television broadcast] RTE, RTE One, 11 October 22:00.

Television Programme

                              Specific episode of a television show    

Theatre

Use name of programme and date

(Nationwide, 2013)  

(The Apprentice, 2019)

(Desperate housewives, 2009) 

(Author/ Director, Date)                            

Name of programme (Date) Broadcaster, Date Viewed, time.

Nationwide (2013)  [Television broadcast] RTE, RTE One, 16 December 20:00

The Apprentice (2019) [Television broadcast] BBC, BBC One, 10 October 21:00

Desperate housewives, Episode 16, Crime doesn't pay. (2009) Channel 4. 8 April, 22.00..

Author / Producer / Director (Date) Title. Full name of director. dir.     Name and location of theatre: Theatre company. Date seen. 

O'Neill, J. (2020) What I don't know about Autism. Jody O'Neill. dir. Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray. Abbey Theatre. 15 February 2020.

Shakespeare, W. (2020) Julius Caesar. Nicholas Hyter. dir. Bridge Theatre, London. Bridge Theatre.14 December 2020.

If you refer to a film, video or broadcast, you should cite the director and the date.

(Forman, 2002)

Director name, initial(s). (year of distribution) Title of Film [format], 

Place of Distribution: Distribution Company

Forman, M. (2002) One flew over the cuckoo's nest. [DVD] Burbank, CA.: Warner home video.

Give the publication medium in square brackets after the title,

e.g. [film], [DVD], [video]. [blu-ray],… If you have streamed the

film use the supplier name e.g. [Netflix]

(Everywhere Psychology, 2012)

Screen name of contributor (year) Video Title, Series, (if relevant) [video online], Available at: url [Accessed date].

Everywhere Psychology (2012) Bandura's bobo doll experiment. [Video online] Available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmBqwWlJg8U [Accessed 19 October 2013].

Broadcaster (year) ‘Programme title’, Series Title [Podcast], date of
transmission, Available at: url [Accessed date].

Leach, B. (2012) Bandura. [Podcast] 6 March, Available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jK9bDXK1LY [Accessed 23 July 2013].

VIRTUAL LEARNING
ENVIRONMENTS E.G. MOODLE

CITATION ORDER:
• Author or tutor
• Year of publication (in round brackets)
• Title of item 
• Code: Name of academic module (in italics)
• Available at: URL of VLE
• (Accessed date).

Moodle example

Note: see also seperate moodle tab on this site

Grimes, D. & Schultz, K. (2002)  Dissertation preparation materials. HP832: Research methods. Available at: https://elearningm2.ait.ie/2013/my/ (Accessed 7 March 2013).

CITATION ORDER FOR PAINTINGS/ DRAWINGS

• Artist
• Year if available
• Title of work. (In italics)
• [Medium]
• Institute or collection that houses the work followed by city

• [Online]
• Available at: URL
• [Accessed date].

(Coelle, 1964)

NOTE

When in-text referencing an image of an artwork in a book, online or 
in some other format, rather than to the original work, refer to the original artwork in italics in your text, followed by the citation to the source of the image, with a page 
number reference if possible. 

(Auvers: Village Panorama in Smith 2007, p.18) …

Coello (1964) The triumph of St Augustine. [Oil on Canvas]. Museo del Prado, Madrid.

NOTE

When referring to an image of an artwork in a book, online or in some other format, rather than to the original work, refer in your bibliography to the book you consulted which contains the image. 

CITATION ORDER FOR CARTOONS

• Artist
• Date if available
• Title of cartoon
• [Cartoon]
• Title of publication (In Italics)
• Day and Month

• [Online]
• Available through: URL
• [Accessed date].