Are you considering using video to do social science research? Here are some resources to get you started.

Video analysis

• Watch a video guide to multimodal analysis of face-to-face interaction
• Read powerpoint presentations on obtaining and generating video data, theoretical and methodological approaches, and case studies of classrooms and Youtube.
• Read a working paper on video research by Carey Jewitt.
• Browse a bibliography of key readings in video research.

Moving image and digital film production

• Read a definition of the ‘kineikonic mode’
• Watch a video guide to analysing moving and digital film production.
• Read a working paper on how to analyse moving image.

Interactional analysis and multimodal transcription

• Listen to Frederick Erickson explaining how to analyse video from a micro-ethnographic perspective.
• Watch Lorenza Mondada giving a presentation about analysing embodied interaction. You can also watch an interview with her.
• Read how to run a video viewing session.
• Read an introduction into transcribing video by Diane Mavers.
• Read a how-to guide on multimodal transcription by Jeff Bezemer.
• Browse a collection of multimodal transcripts.