A site created by DP&S video specialist Brianna Derr featuring useful overviews of different multimodal techniques.

Another site by Briana Derr geared toward Bucknell professor Carl Milofsky’s SOCI 206 class. Includes many resources related to film making, storyboarding, Final Cut Pro, etc.

A scholarly journal which “seeks to fill a gap in scholarly publishing and establish rigorous guidelines for evaluating and creating ethnographic film.”

A Harvard laboratory “that promotes innovative combinations of aesthetics and ethnography.”

The American Anthropological Association (AAA)’s statement on evaluating visual ethnographic work for tenure & promotion.

A research group at RMIT University in Australia.

A center at University of Central Florida.

Piece from Ethnomusicology Review on creating a digital dissertation.

Ethnomusicology Review editorial about academic uses of the Internet.

An interview with folklorist Robert Glenn Howard about the study of expressive culture on the Internet.

Professional-level video editing software. Free version only exports video in MP4 format. (See TechRadar’s list of free video editing software for information on this and other video editors.)

Free open-source audio editing software.

A free augmented-reality app which lets you create narrative-driven experiences that combine physical places with digital technology. (Apple products only.)

A long-term digital scholarship project that presents stories focused on and around the Susquehanna River, undertaken by Bucknell professor Alf Siewers, DP&S, and a group of Bucknell students.