Video or audio from the Web (MLA)
MLA-192
Works cited entries
Lewis, Paul. “Citizen Journalism.” YouTube, 14 May 2011, www.youtube.com/
Fletcher, Antoine. “The Ancient Art of the Atlatl.” Russell Cave National Monument, narrated by Brenton Bellomy, National Park Service, 12 Feb. 2014, www.nps.gov/
Burstein, Julie. "Four Lessons in Creativity." TED, Feb. 2012, www.ted.com/
Explain
- Cite video or audio that you accessed on the Web as you would a short work from a Web site.
- Give information about the author before the title of the video.
- Provide additional information about performers or speakers after the title, as in the second example.
- Give the Web site title, the publisher or sponsor (if different from the Web site), the date of posting, and the URL.
- Give your date of access if there is no posting or update date.
NOTE: When a URL must be divided at the end of a line, break it only after a slash or a double slash or before any other mark of punctuation. Do not insert a hyphen at the end of the line.