Use multimedia resources for general analysis of Shakespeare's works and to see how they have been interpreted by other artists.
Search Shakespeare in the Holman Library catalog of video recordings and you will find 193 films - from productions of Shakespeare's works to select scenes with commentary to films about the Shakespearean theater or set design. You can even choose from or compare 11 different versions of Hamlet - from Olivier to Burton to Brannaugh.
The library DVD Collection is available for you to check out. Movies are shelved alphabetically. Some of the films in the collection are linked below.
Image source: Hamlet. Movieposters.com, 2000, www.movieposters.com/products/hamlet-mpw-33346. Accessed 1 Dec. 2020. Advertisement.
Love's Labour's Lost: A Romantic Musical Comedy by 
Much Ado About Nothing by 
Twelfth Night, Or, What You Will by 
William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream by 
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet by 
William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice by Use the library's Films on Demand database to find short educational films on Shakespeare's works, theater, and criticism.
These witty videos are both fun and educational - created by John and Hank Green. Try searching the Crash Course website directly, or consider searching for the videos on YouTube.
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Linked below are some online collections of podcasts about Shakespeare, his works, and his life.
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