HPA and GSMS Grade Eight LA
How To Indicate Titles
The biggest thing to remember with titles is to always capitalize the first word, the last word, and all words in between that convey meaning. So articles (a, an, the), prepositions (behind, before, on, in, off, at, behind, over, with, to, etc.), or small conjunctions (or, nor, yet, also, as, that, but, and, for) won't be capitalized unless they appear at the beginning or end of a title.
Whole and Longer Works are either Underlined or Italicized. Take a look:
Books Pamphlets Magazines Journals Newspapers Movies Long poems (Iliad or Odyssey)
Operas Full-length plays Musicals CDs Ballets Symphonies Paintings
Names of ships, aircraft, or spacecraft (Titanic)
Shorter works and parts of larger works are "Quoted"
Poems TV Shows One-act Plays Piano Pieces Short Stories Newspaper articles
Songs Chapters Essays Speeches Magazine articles References to pieces of your own writing
Sacred Scriptures (Bible, Torah, Koran), Series (the Twilight books), and your titles only require capitalization of first letters.