In some cases it may be appropriate to list videotaped or other recorded materials. There are several different ways of organizing the entries, and you should select the one that appears to be the most useful. In some cases it may be appropriate to use one alphabetized list. In others it may work better to group your references topically by subject e.g, works on Ka Lahui, works about sovereignty movements, etc. or works by Albert Wendt, critical analyses of Albert Wendt, etc. Some people separate published and unpublished works, and books from articles, but there is usually no clear advantage to this approach.
Consistency is the key when it comes to citation style.
The purpose of the annotation is to briefly summarize the contents of the cited work, and to indicate its usefulness for your topic. A typical entry might be Buck, Elizabeth 1993. The Politics of Culture and History in Hawai'i. Temple University Press. Uses a wide range of critical theories to discuss the transformation of Hawaiian culture under the impact of Western imperialism.