Use the library catalogue search function (link below) to search for specific books on your reading list or do a keyword/subject search on a particular topic to find additional resources.
When you search the catalogue, you will see what is known as the "Call Number" listed. Use this number to locate the book in the library. The Call Number corresponds to the shelf that the book sits on. The letters you see after the shelf numbers indicate the first letters of the author's surname.
Books can be found on Level 2 of the library. All books are organized by subject matter using the Dewy Decimal Classification system which links to a shelf number. The shelf number is the most important starting point for finding the book you require and can be found along the spine of the books on that shelf.
Look out for the coloured signage at the end of the shelves!
Below are the Dewey (shelf) numbers that are most relevant for Film, TV and Animation:
◼ 600 Technology
◼ 700 Arts
◼ 740 Drawing and Decorative Arts
◼ 750 Painting
◼ 760 Graphic Arts
◼ 770 Photography and Computer Art
◼ 780 Music
◼ 790 Film Criticism, Film and TV Production, Acting, Theater, Game Design
The Animator's Survival Kit by 
Art in Motion by 
Cartoons: One Hundread Years of Cinema Animation by 
Dark Alchemy by 
Felix by 
Hollywood Flatlands by 
Of Mice and Magic by 
Understanding Animation by 
The Visual Story by 
Women and Animation by Film and Media students might also find it useful to know that there is a selection of DVD and Blue-ray films and TV shows available to borrow overnight from the library. DVDs are organized by genre and are located on Level 1.
Directing Actors by 
Directing the Documentary by 
Film Art: An Introduction by 
A History of Experimental Film and Video by 
Introduction to Documentary by 
Keeping It Real: Irish Film and Television by 
Screenplay by 
Story by