TV, radio broadcast
Format for in-text citation
In-text citation example
Kring (2008) expanded the theme of villain…
OR
…superhero theme (Kring, 2008).
Format for reference list
Elements, punctuation and capitalisation
Script writer, A. (Writer), & Director, B. (Director). (Broadcast date). Title of broadcast [Descriptive phrase]. In A. Producer (Producer), Title of program/series. Network OR Production organisation.
Reference list example
Davies, A.(Screenwriter), & Walsh, D. (Director). (2011, June 23). Episode 1 [Television series episode]. In L. Osbourne (Producer), Little Dorrit. BBC.
OR
Emery, T. (Director). (2004). The mango espadrille [Television series episode]. In G. Riley & J. Turner (Producers), Kath & Kim. ABC Television.
OR
Kring, T. (Producer). (2008). Heroes [Television series]. Seven Corporation.
OR
Williams, R. (Presenter) & Vaux, D (Guest). (2009, December 20). A short history of cell deaths. [Radio broadcast]. In B. Seega (Producer), Ockham's razor. ABC Radio National.
Make sure to look at the style notes
Style notes for this reference type
APA 7 Publication Manual, pp.341–344, See Examples 86 & 87
- Either the producer's or director's name can be given (or both). Indicate the role in brackets following the name.
- When a series spans multiple years, separate the years with an en dash. If the series is still airing, replace the second year with the word "present": (2015-present).
- Provide the season number and episode number after the title in parentheses if needed.
- Identify the format of the work in square brackets immediately after the title.
- Behind the title, in the source element, provide the name of the production company for films, TV series, or podcasts; the label for music albums; or the name of the streaming video site that hosts a streaming video, e.g. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWlQHqekXcw
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