1. Man on Wire. Dir. James Marsh. Perf. Philippe Petit. Magnolia Pictures, 2008. DVD. Citing a Recorded DVD in MLA Film Title. Director name. Performer(s) (key actors) Distributor, Year of Release. Format.

2. Film Title. Director name. Performer(s) (key actors). Distributor, Year of Release. Name of Service Provider. Medium of Publication. Day Month Year of Access. Citing a Film Accessed Online in MLA (Hulu, Amazon, Netflix etc.) Man on Wire. Dir. James Marsh. Perf. Philippe Petit. Magnolia Pictures, 2008. Netflix. Web. 5 September, 2013. (For an example of citing a clip [YouTube] see the next slide)

3. Author Last Name, First Name Middle Initial. (or Screen Name or Corporate Author). VideoTitle. Media Type. Website Title. Website Publisher/Sponsor, Day Month Year Posted. Medium of Publication. Day Month Year of Access. Citing a Film Clip in MLA (Accessed using YouTube etc.) Tom W. Man on Wire. Online video clip. YouTube. YouTube, 28 Aug. 2009. Web. 05 Sep. 2013.

4. In Text Film Citations for MLA The full title or a shortened version is used in the citation if referring the to the film itself. Or include the relevant name of the person (actor, director etc.) rather than a formal parenthetical citation in the text or speech. Examples: On August 7, 1974, Philippe Petit stepped out onto a wire illegally strung between the New York World Trade Centers Twin Towers. (Man on Wire). The film Man on Wire is based on Philippe Petits memoir To reach the clouds. Cite a YouTube video clip by putting the author of the video in parentheses. For example (Tom W)