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Could you say more about this style? -- does Griffith follow Cite Them Right? (If so, why the changes)? Does it use a slight variation of CTR? (If so, is that documented somewhere)?

Here's the documentation that follows the proposed .csl

That didn't make it. Note that e-mail attachments don't work. You need to upload attachments on github.

We'd like the improvements for motion pictures and artwork for CTR as a pull request if at all possible.

Hi, sorry.
FinalDoc (1).pdf

Does this work?

That's not possible, the code has been patched together and I'm not sure how to make those improvements for CTR. Sorry about that.

Dean.