Talk:Camp Blood: The Musical

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Potential sources

Just dumping a number of sources here, and hoping some of them are reliable when we analyse them afterwards. --Coin945 (talk) 14:46, 31 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

I'm going to go ahead and group these and if usable, non-usable, or trivial, I'll try to explain why.Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡) 15:52, 31 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

[3] This one is a review on a site where anyone can review.
[4] Non-notable blog
[5] Another non-notable blog (NNB from here out)
[6] NNB
[7] This is just a YouTube link to one of the songs. Fun, but not really usable as a source.
[8] NNB
[9] NNB
[10] Not really a RS, and looks to be a mirror of a past version of this page.
[11] Not really usable to show notability and besides, we really need a reliable source or at least a mention of someone on the crew verifying this, otherwise it would just be original research. As such, I've removed it.
[12] NNB
[13]

[14] I've heard of Retroist, but I'm not sure if he's a staff member or an average reviewer. It's maybe usable, but I had enough questions about it to where I held off adding it.
[15] This one is somewhat dubious, but I've heard of this site and I think this is the one that's done by a staff member.
[16] It looks like this was published through a journal put out by the Popular Culture Association of the South. I'n not sure as to how high in regards the journal is, or how much of a trusted authority this guy is. It'd take some research.

[17] This one is actually good, but I'm putting it here because I'm not sure if this is a big enough FF to where this would count as being "screened five years after initial release". I've added it to the page, though.
[[18] This is ultimately trivial since it mentions the film in relation to the guy, but it's not in-depth enough to where it'd give notability.
[19] The film festival programs or mentions are good, but might be considered trivial by some so I'm putting it here.
[20] This is just restating that it aired at the RI FF, which we've already sourced.
[21] This would be trivial at best, but the thing with this is that it looks to have been taken from a blurb from another site, which makes its claims somewhat questionable. It's somewhat common for sites to pull from other pages, some of which were edited by random people.
[22] This one actually announces it as a winner, so I'll replace the other link with this one. It's not really a big FF, so I don't think that the award here really gives notability. Most awards don't, unless they're by a big, big film festival.

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