APA 7th Referencing

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Summary

The reference information can often be found on:

• The cover of the DVD case
• The IMDb page (which includes film and television series information)
• The website on which the podcast/streaming video is located

Each reference may include the following elements:

• Author(s)/creator(s)/director(s)/producer(s)/writer(s)
• Date/Year of production
• Format/Description of material
• Distributor/Publisher
• Web address (URL)

Quoting or paraphrasing from audiovisual sources:

• Check the exact time that the quote starts and use the time stamp in place of a page number, e.g. (Smith, 2012, 1:35:22). The 1:35:22 refers to 1 hour 35 minutes 22 seconds into the film/video.
• Hours/minutes/seconds follows the pattern H:MM:SS Minutes/seconds follows the pattern MM:SS
• Where you are only using seconds (e.g. for a short clip), use a zero at the front, e.g. 0:39 for 39 seconds.

Audiovisual material is defined by APA as having both audio and visual components. The author is determined by the type of media you are citing.

(Source https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples#audiovisual-media)