MHRA 3rd Edition - Videos

Free MHRA Video Referencing Generator

Generate accurate MHRA footnote references for videos, documentaries, and lecture recordings.

MHRA Video Reference Examples

YouTube Video

John Smith, 'Shakespeare Performance Analysis' (YouTube, 2024) <https://youtube.com/watch?v=example> [accessed 15 January 2024]

Footnote: 1.

Documentary

The Great Fire, dir. by Julian Jones (Channel 4, 2014)

Footnote: 2.

Lecture Recording

Professor Jane Doe, 'Victorian Literature Lecture 3' (University of Oxford, 2024) <https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/example> [accessed 20 January 2024]

Footnote: 3.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reference a video in MHRA?

Include creator, title in single quotes or italics, platform, date, URL in angle brackets, and access date. Example: John Smith, 'Shakespeare Performance Analysis' (YouTube, 2024) <https://youtube.com/watch?v=example> [accessed 15 January 2024].

How do I reference a documentary in MHRA?

Use: Title, dir. by Director (Production Company, Year). Example: The Great Fire, dir. by Julian Jones (Channel 4, 2014).

How do I reference a lecture recording in MHRA?

Include lecturer, title, institution, date, URL, and access date. Example: Professor Jane Doe, 'Victorian Literature' (University of Oxford, 2024) <https://example.com> [accessed 20 January 2024].

Do I include video duration in MHRA?

Duration is not required in standard MHRA referencing but may be included for clarity if needed.