
Sometimes you'll find search results that seem to be about a completely different field of study than what you were looking for. A search for (film and symmetry) will bring up a lot of results about physics and nanotechnology, for example. This is because the word "film" has very different meanings for film studies majors and for physicists and materials scientists.
One way around this is to narrow your search down. In OneSearch, there are several options for refining your results, and the Topic section allows you to select a relevant topic, such as aesthetics. Alternatively, you could pick a different keyword, such as cinematography over film. This also gives you the advantage of having a more specific, narrow search from the beginning.
The large image on the left shows you where to find the Topic area to narrow your search. The small image on the right shows you that a search for symmetry and film will result in many more resources about engineering that the Films you're looking for.
