First Joint Study Days
Concordia University/Université de Lausanne/Goethe Universität Frankfurt
To Represent: Theories, Epistemologies
Conferences
THE ADVANCED RESEARCH TEAM ON HISTORY AND EPISTEMOLOGY OF MOVING IMAGE STUDY IS DEDICATED TO INVESTIGATING THE EVOLUTION AND THE VARIOUS FACETS OF FILM AND MOVING IMAGE STUDIES AS DISCIPLINARY PROJECTS WITHIN ACADEMIA AND BEYOND
Organizer(s):
Lefebvre, Martin, Boni, Marta
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Today, viewers consume audiovisual products in the form of fragments, in any place and at any time of day. A plurality of screens, as points of interaction with media “worlds”, relocates the film-going experience (Casetti, 2010).
Organizer(s):
Gaudreault, André, Lefebvre, Martin
It is often repeated that before being an art, before being an industry, cinema was initially a technology. At the beginning, moreover, the camera was as intriguing as the illusion that it managed to recreate.
Organizer(s):
Lefebvre, Martin, Prince, Éric
In recent years, scholars of the moving image have begun investigating their own scholarly activities and the various institutions that house these practices or make them possible.
Organizer(s):
Acland, Charles
This event showcases recent scholarship investigating screens and mobility as dominant features of our media environment. Participants will address such topics as hand-held mobile devices, digital and celluloid exhibition, locative media, and artistic practice in gaming and augmented reality.
Featuring a keynote address from
Dr.