A database is an organized collection of information, data, media, or citations stored in electronic format. You can use the databases below to search for entertainment engineering-related resources (newspaper, journal, or magazine articles; videos and sound recordings; books and e-books; patents; art catalogs; conference proceedings; and more. Each database includes a different set of resources, searching more than one database can help you to find additional information. If you would like more help, please Ask A Librarian.
Art publications index with selected full text from 1997. Limited to 12 simultaneous users.
Art, architecture, photography, graphic design, landscape architecture, interior design, film, museology are all covered. Possible to limit searches to full text items only or peer-reviewed items only. Works of art found reproduced in periodicals are also indexed. Indexing coverage begins 1984; abstracting coverage begins with January 1994. The abstracts range from 50 to 300 words and describe the content and scope of the source articles. Full text coverage of selected articles begins in 1997.
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Good for: Studying the history and forms of ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, experimental, and improvisational dance.
Contains: Streaming video of performances, masterclasses, documentaries and interviews.
Good for: Dissertations and theses.
Contains: Citations, abstracts, and full text of dissertations and theses.
Dates covered: Citations from 1861, abstracts from 1980 for dissertations and 1988 for theses, full text from 1996 for UNLV items and 1997 for most others.
Good for: Studying the music, film, broadcasting, and theater industries.
Contains: Trade publications including Variety, Billboard, and The Hollywood Reporter.
Dates covered: 1880-2015.
Music, film, broadcasting and theater industry trade publications published before 2015 including Variety, Billboard, Spin, The Hollywood Reporter, American Cinematographer, American Film, Picturegoer and more.