Friday 18 June 2010

Annotated Catalogue Guidelines

Here is an example of the annotated catalogue.

You also need to comment on why the items in the catalogue were useful.


Area of Investigation: this is the subject of your research and may be written as a statement (Guy Ritchie's representation of the gangster).


Focus Film: you are expected to anchor the project on one film that will be the focus of the research.

Related Films: you should also have at least two other films you expect to reference as part of the project.


Internet: list the websites and include a paragraph for each website explaining why this site is useful, what does it add to your research.

Books: list the books and include author, release date and chapter. Include a paragraph for each book explaining why this site is useful, what does it add to your research.

Magazine Articles: list the magazines and include a paragraph for each website explaining why this article is useful, what does it add to your research.

Newspapers: list the newspaper articles and include a paragraph for each website explaining why this newspaper is useful, what does it add to your research.

DVD Extras: add any DVD extras that have been useful and include a paragraph for each DVD extra explaining why this site is useful, what does it add to your research.

Television: list the TV shows/interviews, include a paragraph for each television programme explaining why this site is useful, what does it add to your research.


Others: List any other type of research.


Deselected Items: Here should be a paragraph on deselected material, stating why you initially chose the item and why you rejected the item.