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Getting Started: Reference Resources
Credo Reference is a good place to start reading about the study of film and cinema.
Encyclopedias
Encyclopedia of Television Shows, 1925-2010 / Vincent Terrace
Encyclopedia of Early Cinema / Richard Abel.
Encyclopedia of Television Shows / Vincent Terrace.
Film Encyclopedia / Ephraim Katz.
Film Noir: The Encyclopedia / Alain Silver.
Dictionaries
Cinema Studies / Susan Hayward.
Critical Dictionary of Film and Television Theory / Roberta Pearson.
Dictionary of Film Studies / Annette Kuhn.
Dictionary of Film Terms: The Aesthetic Companion to Film Art
Historical Dictionary of Film Noir / Andrew Spicer
International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers / Tom Pendergast.