Use UCSB Library Search to find materials available in the UCSB Library including books, e-books, and much more. The search box on the UCSB Library website directs you to the Simple Search for the UCSB Library Search tool. Typing one or more words into this search box will return results that contain all of your specified terms. Use the Advanced Search to select "Books" under Material Type to limit to only print or e-books.
Common Subject Terms (SU):
"journalism"
"mass communication" or "mass media"
"telecommunication"
"television broadcasting" or "radio broadcasting"
"television programs"
"television archives"
Other subject terms to add:
philosophy | history | history and criticism | education |
psychology | social aspects | religious aspects | ethnology |
semiotics | aesthetics | art direction | casting |
colorization | distribution | editing | production |
ratings | sound effects | censorship | government policy |
political aspects | propaganda | encyclopedias | dictionaries |
directories | sources | biography | bibliography |
catalogs | exhibitions | indexes | reviews |
PN1990-PN1992.92 Broadcasting
PN1991-PN1991.9 Radio broadcasts
PN1992-PN1992.92 Television broadcasts
TR845-TR899 Cinematography, Motion pictures
Main Library:
PNs = 7th Floor, most are behind elevators
TR = 2nd Floor, Science & Engineering
Media Collection(DVDs):
2nd Floor, Oceanside
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This page presents resources for locating books that will be useful for your research in Film and Media Studies. These are good places to learn what other scholars have already said about a topic, to identify potential primary sources for your review, and to locate gaps in scholarship where you can contribute to the ongoing conversation. To thoroughly research your topic, you will want to use a mix of sources including books, articles, media, and primary sources. Books are more comprehensive in their coverage than journal articles but take longer to publish and may not present the most current information on a topic.