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Film & Media Studies: Find Articles & Journals

A subject guide for those researching topics in film & media studies.

A to Z Journal List

Find out what journals Warner Library has about your research topic! Here you can search by journal title or browse by subject.

Rapid ILL

Have you found a journal article that library does NOT have full-text access to? Don't worry! We can get it for you within 48 hrs. and have it delivered straight to your email. This service is called Rapid ILL. To use it, access the link below. Research just got easier!

Remember - when requesting an article, please make sure all the information boxes are filled in. The ISSN is most important! It is the mechanism that sends the request to a library who has the article.

Refworks with Login link and How to use it

Import citations from research databases

  • Organize your citations in folders
  • Search within them
  • Create citations from scratch
  • Compile bibliography/works cited
  • Share your citations with other RefWorks users

Search Terms

Wordle: Film Studies

Listed below are search terms for you to use when searching for resources about Film Studies.

  • Apparatus theory
  • Auteur theory
  • Feminist film theory
  • Formalist film theory
  • Marxist film theory
  • Philosophy of language film analysis
  • Psychoanalytical film theory
  • Screen theory
  • Structuralist film theory
  • Germaine Dulac
  • Louis Delluc
  • Jean Epstein
  • Sergei Eisenstein
  • Lev Kuleshov
  • Dziga Vertov
  • Paul Rotha
  • Rudolf Arnheim
  • Béla Balázs
  • Siegfried Kracauer

Film Journals

Here is a list of subscription databases the library offers that contain information about this topic. These journals are availble mostly through EBSCOhost's OmniFile Full Text Select.

To access these, you will be prompted to sign-in using your Eastern login (this is the same as your Brightspace and Eastern email logins).

Film-Philosophy

"Film-Philosophy is an international peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to philosophically discussing film studies, aesthetics and world cinema."--from their website

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