Our 3rd Collection of experimental videographic practice is now live. 12 fragments (from nine creators). Read our editorial and view them all here fragments.video
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Sharing links, since 2008, to #OpenAccess film/AV media scholarship and online resources, and news/free events of note; Honorary Professor at Aarhus University; Senior Visiting Fellow at University of Reading; she/their. https://linktr.ee/filmstudiesff
Our 3rd Collection of experimental videographic practice is now live. 12 fragments (from nine creators). Read our editorial and view them all here fragments.video
Barbara Zecchiβs latest brilliant videographic thinkpiece, just published in 16:9 as part of Ariel Avissar and Colleen Lairdβs collective series in response to the New York Timesβ list of 100 best films of the 21st century.
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16-9.dk/2025/11/the-...
Found Footage Magazine launches its new - now fully open access - issue!
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Issue 64.5 of Journal of Cinema and Media Studies (published open access online) is now available!
More here: quod.lib.umich.edu/j/jcms/oa-is...
Via Jason Mittell: βCheck out ADAPTIVE FORMS, Gregory Brophy & Shawn Malley's fabulous new open-access book on contemporary science-fiction - complete with video essays on ARRIVAL, SNOWPIERCER, BLACK PANTHER, UNDER THE SKIN, etc.!!!β www.fulcrum.org/concern/mono...
Screenshot of contents page of latest issue of Literature Film Quarterly
The Summer 2025 issue of Literature/Film Quarterly is now out:
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New episode up now. A Taste of Honey by Shelagh Delaney, with guests Dave Haslam and Melanie Williams in conversation with Andy Miller, Una McCormack and Nicky Birch. @davehaslam.bsky.social @britfilmmelanie.bsky.social @unamccormack.bsky.social www.backlisted.fm/episodes/245...
Check out the brilliant and valuable βCopyright Law and Filmmakingβ Special Issue of SCREENWORKS, a marvellous collaborative effort between copyright law expert Bartolomeo Meletti, guest editor, and practice researcher Estrella Sendra, SCREENWORKS associate editor.
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The examples range from Hollywood classics and European independent cinema to experimental, animated, and documentary films.
Based on an overview of interdisciplinary research on characters in film and other media, the book develops its own approach to understanding how characters are formed and experienced, how they interact with culture and society, and how they can be analysed and interpreted.
The thoroughly revised English edition of Jens Ederβs book on characters is now available via open access. You can download it for free here (or purchase a printed copy): www.openbookpublishers.com/books/10.116... .
Punctum Books has just published the great open access collection Historiographies of Game Studies: What It Has Been, What It Could Be, edited by Alisha Karabinus, Carly A. Kocurek, Cody Mejeur, Emma Vossen.
punctumbooks.com/titles/histo...
My new video essay featured in the first issue of CinΓ©graphia, the journal of the Sydney Literature and Cinema Network.
vimeo.com/1074720429
You can find the journal at the link below
openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/Cinegraphia/...
TV Dictionary - entry #118: The Tripods, by David Martin-Jones
Another lovely entry from David - and a reminder that, even after an entire year's hiatus, the TV Dictionary is always accepting new additions!
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I've been working on this project for a long time and am excited to finally share "The Video Essay About The Show" publicly! It's a multipart video essay about "The Show About The Show," the cult webseries - check it out:
A new video by Jacob Smith βThe Holes We Left Behindβ, which forms the latest addition to the Audiovisual Approaches and the Archive dossier in MOVIE: a journal of film criticism. vimeo.com/1099652055
A new translation into English by Andrew Castillo of VΓctor Ericeβs text about Nicholas Ray. metrograph.com/like-in-a-mi...
"As the world continues on a downward spiral of violence and authoritarianism, Senses is left with no choice but to remain committed to the emancipatory power of cinema and its rigorous reflection..." Issue 114 of Senses of Cinema is out now: www.sensesofcinema.com/issues/issue...
Our latest issue is packed with 12 Feature articles, as well as new interviews, festival reports, book reviews, and more. Wherever and however these inspired texts find you (and in whatever direction they propel you next), we hope you enjoy Issue 114 of Senses of Cinema.
I cannot wait to begin working alongside the amazing existing @britishacademy.bsky.social Fellows as well as my fellow new FBAs.
And huge thanks to my beloved partner and family without whom I wouldnβt have had the essential love and support that have sustained me in my rather unconventional academic career trajectory (in the last 18 years, at least).
Many thanks must go, especially, to all those who proposed and supported my nomination and election.
Very honoured and deeply grateful: to have been elected yesterday as one of the new Fellows of the @britishacademy.bsky.social, an institution I have loved since it funded my PhD study many moons ago.
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Applications are still open for the Mid-Career Fellowships. The scheme allows UK-based researchers in the humanities and social sciences to complete a major project and share their insights with the wider public. Apply now: buff.ly/VOWVPuC
The British Academy has elected 92 new Fellows in 2025 β a higher number than in previous years due to new Fellowship places for candidates whose research spans more than one discipline www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/news/agm-wel...
New open access book edited by Jens Eder, Britta Hartmann and Chris Tedjasukmana! Also available for purchase for libraries, etc. intellectdiscover.com/content/book...
The time has come to reinvent academic publishing. Over the last years conglomerates have bought up once respectable publishers and turned them into rent extraction machines, generating obscene profits from tax-payer funded research and unremunerated academic labor./
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Pleased to share that my latest article, 'The Black Android, Janelle MonΓ‘e and Crossover Stardom: Race and Technology On-screen', is now available to read from Film-Philosophy via open access!
www.euppublishing.com/doi/epdf/10....
One of the best movie rediscoveries of the last decade was the Iranian film CHESS OF THE WIND (Mohammad Reza Aslani, 1976). It's currently available for free online with English subtitles mediaspace.msu.edu/media/Chess+...
π¬Great films back on the big screen at Cinema Rediscovered (Wed 23 - Sun 27 July, Bristol)
Thanks to Silk Factory for this amazing new trailer showcasing some of our 80+ screenings and events lineup.
Passes & tickets are available with a 20% discount when you book 4+ screenings - link in bio ποΈ