Historically, female filmmakers’ work in television has functioned as a form of invisible labour, with television being seen as definitively distinct from cinema, the site of ‘real’ and hard-won work. However, as we move...
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So… Annihilation (dir. Alex Garland, 2018) is now on DVD and Blu-ray and can be purchased on...
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Hi, my name is Elke and I am a compulsive overworker. When I say ‘compulsive’ I literally mean I...
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ITV News at Ten, Wednesday 26 March, 24 minutes into the bulletin: Tom Bradby, the senior...
Read MoreIn November 2017, Variety magazine published an open letter in which 18 women from the cast and crew of US teen drama series, One Tree Hill (The WB/CW, 2003 – 2012) accused the programme’s showrunner, Mark Schwahn, of sexual...
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Sponsored by the Charles University in Prague, the Media Industries and Cultural Production...
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Call for Presentations: Horror, Cult and Exploitation Media III: A Research Workshop for PhDs and...
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Cinema and Television History Institute (CATHI), De Montfort University, Leicester. Keynote...
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As you all know, public broadcasting’s most important task for capitalism is developing genres and...
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Keynote Speakers Christopher Breward, National Galleries of Scotland Pamela Church Gibson, London...
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Archiving Dissent: Post-2011 Arab Imagery, Memory and Vernacular Representations of Conflict The...
Read MoreMigrant states of exception proliferate and intensify across the world. While processes of globalization have fostered movement and enhanced connectivity on a hitherto unprecedented scale, they have also brought the highly...
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Pithy title, eh? Oh, well; all will be revealed. As part of my sabbatical I have recently...
Read MoreThis symposium will explore the interaction between word and image within media-based practice research. As creative practice has increasingly found a home within academia, and as digital technologies have made possible new...
Read MoreEDEN: All Island Interdisciplinary Conference Hosted by the Early Doctoral Exchange Network (EDEN) at NUI Galway ‘2019: Between a Rock and a Robot: Humans, Habitat, and Technology’ National University of Ireland, Galway Dates:...
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Ever since Strictly Come Dancing’s inception in May 2004, settling into the fall season and...
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This symposium argues that New Queer Horror projects contemporary anxieties within LGBTQ+...
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Romanticism again and again! In autumn 1979, Michael Ende’s novel The Neverending Story was...
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Sorry if I’m bringing this up, but something is bugging me… I don’t really know where to...
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I have long been interested in writing about performance in television and film and indeed when I...
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“The Bat-Man, a mysterious and adventurous figure, fighting for righteousness and apprehending the...
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Keynote: Amanda Ann Klein, East Carolina University In holding this year’s conference in downtown...
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Venue: Loughborough London Campus 3 Lesney Avenue The Broadcast Centre Here East Queen Elizabeth...
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Global Utopian Film and TV in the Age of Dystopia A special issue of Science Fiction Film and...
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Not unlike other media, television is undergoing major changes. The Internet, as well as the...
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