Template:Cite AV media
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This is a documentation subpage for Cite AV media. It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template.
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This template cites audio and visual works: films, television and radio programmes, documentaries, online videos and recorded talks. For a news article use {{cite news}}; for a web page use {{cite web}}; for an interview presented as questions and answers use {{cite interview}}.
Usage
Common form:
<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy="1"> {{cite AV media}}: Empty citation (help)</syntaxhighlight>
With a series (a programme or a channel's series):
<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy="1"> {{cite AV media}}: Empty citation (help)</syntaxhighlight>
Parameters
- people: the people credited, with their role in brackets, e.g.
Ana Pérez (director). Or use last / first for a single maker. - title: the title of the work as published. trans-title gives an English translation.
- date: the date of release or broadcast. For an online video with no other date, the upload date.
- medium: the kind of work, e.g.
Video,Television report,Documentary film,Radio programme. - series: the programme or series the work belongs to.
- publisher: the broadcaster, studio or channel.
- time: the point in the recording that supports the claim, e.g.
12:48or1:01:37. Shown as "Event occurs at". - language: the language of the work, as an ISO code, e.g.
es. - url, access-date, archive-url, archive-date: as in
{{cite web}}.
Parameters this template does not know (for example episode or season) show a visible error and are ignored.