42. Film or video recording List the director and producer (if available), the date of release, the title, the medium in square brackets (“Motion picture,” “DVD,” or “Blu-ray disc”), the country where the film was made, and the studio or distributor.

Cronenberg, D. (Director). (2012). Cosmopolis [Motion picture]. United States: Alfama Films.

43. Television or radio program List the director, writer, producer, host, or reporter (if available); the broadcast date; the title, followed by “Television” or “Radio” and “broadcast” or “series episode” in square brackets; the name of the series; and the city and name of the broadcaster. For an episode in a series, include the producer of the series before the series name.

Levis, K. (Writer/producer), & Ernst, A. (Producer). (2012, July 24). Alaska gold [Television series episode]. In D. Fanning (Executive producer), Frontline. Boston, MA: WGBH.

Ashbrook, T. (Host). (2012, December 20). Who owns your digital life? [Radio broadcast]. In K. Shiffman (Executive producer), On point. Boston, MA: WBUR.

44. Sound recording List the author of the song; the date; the song title, followed by “On” and the recording title in italics; the medium in square brackets; and the production data. If the song was recorded by an artist other than the author, add “Recorded by” plus the artist’s name in square brackets after the song title and the recording year in parentheses after the production data.

Jones, N. (2012). Good morning. On Little broken hearts [CD]. New York, NY: Blue Note Records.