Registered Speakers 10: VANDA to ZAGLEWSKI
Abongile Vanda (Film and Publications Board, South Africa)
Content Regulation in the Era of Media Convergence:
The South African Experience
Dr. Christa van Raalte (Teesside University, UK)
Renegotiating the Spectacle:
Authorship and the Gaze in Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty
Dr. Sathyaraj Venkatesan (National Institute of Technology, India)
The Spectacle of AIDS: Mapping Indian Queer Cinema, 1985-2010
Jaap Verheul (New York University, USA)
Media Convergence and the Pan-European Audience: The Spiral
Dr. Gerald Vorhees (Oregon State University, USA)
Sportive Videogaming:
The Spectacle of Manhood and the Rationalization of Play
Scott Wark (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Media Aesthetics and Network Relations
Rayma Watkinson (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)
Disrupting the Ethnographic Spectacle: Jean Rouch's Les maitres fous
Nathaniel Weiner (York University, Canada)
Fashion, Film and Subculture: The Button-Down Shirt
Linda Wight (University of Ballarat, Australia)
Pleasure, Masculinity, and the Spectacle: Skyfall
Dr. Heidi Wilkins (University of Essex, UK)
Spectacular Soundscapes in Jurassic Park
Prof. Louis-Paul Willis (University of Quebec, Canada)
Beyond Lolita: Traversing the Cinematic Fantasy of Girlhood
Dr. Kit Wise (Monash University, Australia)
Rethinking De-realisation: The Ethics of the Spectacle
Ryan Mitchell Wittingslow (University of Syndey, Australia)
Cinematic Spectacle and the Ontology of Film
Dr. David Woods (nottingham Trent University, UK)
High Frame Rate Cinema: A Cultural Mapping
Elena Woolley (King’s College, University of London, UK)
The Unlikely Pleasures of the Destructive Spectacle
Dr. I-fen Wu (Tamkang University, Taiwan)
Spectacles of Asian Minimalism: The Long Shot/Long Take Stylistics of Contemporary East Asian Cinema
Dr. Esther Yau (University of Hong Kong, SAR)
Martial Arts Spectacle and Cultural Memory in Trans-local Hong Kong Action Cinema
Tomasz Zaglewski (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland)
Post-Cinematic Experience; The Spectacle of IMAX
THE LONDON FILM AND MEDIA READER 3 - now available for download!
We are delighted to announce that our latest ebook - The London Film and Media Reader 3 - is now available.
It is a bumper volume of nearly 700 pages, comprising 60 essays from two dozen countries around the world.
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The six volumes published so far are based on Papers presented at our conferences since 2011:
* FILM AND MEDIA 2011
* FILM AND MEDIA 2012
* FILM AND MEDIA 2013
* LONDONICITY 2011
* LONDONICITY 2012
* UNDERSTANDING BRITAIN 2012
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