Canadian Film and Television Industries: A Bibliography

Canadian Film and Television Industries: A Bibliography | Introduction
Last updated: August 2, 2007
Introduction
The following is a bibliography of sources consulted in conjunction with the
compiler’s PhD research on Canada’s film and television industries, and more
specifically a case study of Alliance Atlantis Communications and its predecessor
companies.
Arrangement of Entries
The bibliography is arranged into eleven sections based upon resource type: (1)
library and archives collections; (2) government documents (including submissions by
individuals and companies to the CRTC and other government bodies); (3) interview and
speech transcripts/correspondence; (4) books, book chapters, and reports; (5) theses; (6)
journal articles; (7) conference and working papers; (8) magazine and film/television trade
paper articles; (9) news articles and press releases; (10) Web-based resources (with no
known direct print equivalent); and (11) miscellaneous sources.
All entries are listed alphabetically, using a word-by-word scheme, according to
the author’s last name or title of the work, if the author(s) are unknown. Canadian or British
spellings of English words are retained as are French spellings of words.
Access to Full Text of Resources Included in the Bibliography
A number of the resources included in the bibliography are freely accessible via the
Web and whenever possible, links to the full text of these resources are provided. In
instances where full text versions of articles and other resources are retrieved from
proprietary databases, the name of the database is given. Resources not freely available via
the Web can often be obtained from electronic databases or via the interlibrary loan
department at your local library.
Updates
This bibliography is updated regularly as new items are added to the compiler’s
personal research collection.
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