Your Assignment for this course requires that you critically analyze one Fantasy Film.

• Minimum 3 Scholarly Books or Anthologies (book chapters / essays) 
• Minimum 3 Scholarly Articles - Academic Journals / Periodicals beyond your course readings. Look for articles that document their sources (in-text citation and bibliographies).

​An academic source is a text written by a scholar and published in an academic journal, in a book by an academic press, or in an edited collection (also from an academic press). 

• What counts as an academic / scholarly source? https://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/faq/what-counts-scholarly-source

Got Questions about your CIN215 Research Assignment? 

• Contact the Innis College / Cinema Studies Librarian Kate Johnson 
• Visit Robarts Reference Desk (2nd Floor, Robarts Library, Hours) 
• Visit Innis College Library (2nd Floor, East Wing, above the Registrar's Office) 
  • Books Collections for Cinema Studies and Writing & Rhetoric programs 
  • Quiet study space, computers and Printer Release Station (outside library near r. 222E)
• Visit TIFF Film Reference Library (4th Floor of TIFF Bell Light Box, King St. West) 
  • Books, films, viewing stations and special collections dealing with cinema