Every time you include material produced by somebody else in your work it’s incredibly important to reference where it came from, and properly credit who the owner is.
For this we can use the HARVARD REFERENCING method -which is the most common. Wikipedia is a good example of how it works though you may not have noticed this – wikipedia definition
Here’s how it works for film you’ve included:
2001: a Space Odyssey. (1968) Film. Directed by Stanley Kubrick. [DVD]. UK: Warner Home Video.
Not only should you be doing it because it’s how the media industry works, it’s what universities expect too. A useful guide from Stafford University makes this clear:
harvard_quick_guide – found here (http://libguides.staffs.ac.uk/ visited 20/09/15)
Last but not least this way of referencing all your sources is a key part of passing Unit 3 Research techniques, so i guess you will be doing it whether you like it or not.
Link to Staffordshire University Staffordshire University
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