These examples are for simple formats only (taken from the Online referencing Generator). For real life examples and formatting for more sources please use one of the tools or guides listed on this page.
Title: Caplitalise the first letter and put it in italics.
Year of production: is often the same as the Copyright year and will usually be found on the DVD cover, on IMDB and in the credits.
Format. Usually this will be DVD
Distributor: this is usually a company name, Capitalise each word because it is a title i.e. Madman.
Place: this is the location where the production/distribution company is registered.
Special credits of other information: if you think your teacher will need more information to tell exactly which version you used include it here.
Name of organisation year of posting, title of webpage, Sponsoring body, place, Date accessed in day month year format, <URL inside greater and lesser symbols>.
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