For nonprint sources such as films, sound recordings, and music videos, use common sense. Most such works can be sufficiently cited in the text and should not require end matter.
Use the date. Include end matter if you think it would be helpful (discography, filmography, songography, videography, etc.)
For films, include country and director if they are important
For sound recordings, include the recording artist and (unless you think they are unnecessary) the format, label, and catalog number
Examples of Citations
Musical
Scores
|
Schumann, Robert. Album für die Jugend (Album for the Young). Op. 68.
Edited and annotated by Howard Ferguson. [England] : Associated Board of the
Royal Schools of Music, 1981. |
Sound
Recordings |
Wagner,
Richard. Tristan und Isolde. Rundfunkchor Leipzig and Staatskapelle Dresden.
Carlos Kleiber. Deutsche Grammophon compact disc 413 315-2. |
Video
Recordings |
America
Dances! 1897 - 1948: A Collector's Edition of Social Dance in Film. 2003.
Dancetime Publications. DVD. |