The relevant Chicago Manual of Style chapters are linked across many of the examples and notes below so that more information can be located easily in the online manual.
YouTube video [14.267]
First footnote
6. YaleCourses, "0.5 St. Augustine's Confessions," video of lecture, Paul Freedman, Yale University, published April 5, 2012,
http://youtu.be/KiPJq7-5lH4?list=PL851F45079A91C3F2.
Subsequent footnotes
16. YaleCourses, "Augustine's Confessions.”
Bibliography
YaleCourses. "0.5 St. Augustine's Confessions." Video of lecture, Paul Freedman, Yale University. Published April 5, 2012. http://youtu.be/KiPJq7-5lH4?list=PL851F45079A91C3F2.
Streaming video (database) [14.267]
First footnote
8. Becoming Bond, directed by Josh Greenbaum, aired December 3, 2017, on SBS, Informit EduTV.
9. "Q+A: There’s Nothing Quite like a Global Pandemic to Test the Mettle of a Leader,” in Q and A, hosted by Hamish MacDonald, featuring Julia Gillard, aired December 3, 2017, on SBS. Informit TVNews. https://go.openathens.net/redirector/nd.edu.au?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsearch.informit.org%2Fdoi%2F10.3316%2Ftvnews.tsm202007130028.
Subsequent footnotes
18. Greenbaum, Becoming Bond.
24. MacDonald and Gillard, "Q+A."
Bibliography
Greenbaum, Josh, dir. Becoming Bond. Aired December 3, 2017, on SBS. Informit EduTV.
MacDonald, Hamish, and Julia Gillard. “Q+A: There’s Nothing Quite like a Global Pandemic to Test the Mettle of a Leader.” In Q and A. Aired December 3, 2017, on SBS. Informit TVNews. https://go.openathens.net/redirector/nd.edu.au?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsearch.informit.org%2Fdoi%2F10.3316%2Ftvnews.tsm202007130028.
First footnote
3. The Examined Life, episode 26, "What is the Meaning of Life?," produced and directed by Lena Ahlström (Pasedena, CA: Intelecom,1998), DVD.
4."Club Scene," Mao's Last Dancer, directed by Bruce Beresford (Pyrmont, NSW: Roadshow Entertainment, 2009).
Subsequent footnotes
11. Ahlström, "Meaning of Life."
12. Beresford, "Club Scene."
Bibliography
Ahlström, Lena. The Examined Life. "What is the Meaning of Life?" Pasedena, CA: Intelecom,1998. DVD.
Beresford, Bruce, dir. Mao's Last Dancer. Pyrmont, NSW: Roadshow Entertainment, 2009.
[14.267]
First footnote
7. Paul Barclay, host, "The Ethics of Happiness," Big Ideas, podcast, MP3 audio, March 29, 2016, accessed January 2, 2018, http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/bigideas/the-ethics-of-happiness/7269646./5847914.
Subsequent footnotes
17. Barclay, "Ethics of Happiness."
Bibliography
Barclay, Paul, host. "The Ethics of Happiness." ABC Radio National: Big Ideas. MP3 Podcast. Recorded March 29, 2016. http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs./bigideas/the-ethics-of-happiness/7269646.
Main elements: [14.261 - 14.268 ] The citation for recordings and other multimedia content usually includes some or all of the following elements:
The order of these elements—and which ones are included—will depend not only on the nature of the source but also on whether a part or the whole is cited and whether a particular contributor is the focus of the citation.
Use and order of names: Include one, some, or all of the people primarily responsible for the content. The order of these elements—and which ones are included—will depend not only on the nature of the source but also on whether a part or the whole of a work is cited and whether a particular contributor is the focus of the citation. Consider the director, producer, composer, writer, performer.
A citation may begin with a title in a footnote rather than a creator. In a bibliography entry, the author, performer, or other primary contributor such as director etc. should be listed first if known (see Mao's Last Dancer example in the Film/DVD section above).
Titles of works: Titles of works should be in headline case and in italics or quotation marks, as applicable. Indexed scenes in film are treated as chapters and enclosed in quotation marks, as are TV episode titles; full film and TV series titles are italicised.
Dates: The date of recording, production or performance should be used, or the date the material was last modified, updated or uploaded.
In the case of a work being converted to a different format/medium, you may need to use two sets of dates such as in the Examined Life Film/DVD example above: the first is the original film/program production date, the second indicates the later DVD release date.
If no date can be determined from the source, include the date the material was last accessed by you.
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