Category: TV Dictionary
TV DICTIONARY – ON THE LAST OF US, THE RECONFIGURATION OF HOMES, AND FINDING AN ENDING BEFORE THE BEGINNING by Niki Radman
Note: This blog post contains spoilers for Season 1, Episode 3 of The Last of Us ...
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TV DICTIONARY – BRIDGING THE GAP by Lindsay Nelson
I began learning about and making video essays in June 2023, a few months after I started learning...
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TV DICTIONARY – BINGING/WATCHING/MAKING: ESCAPISM IN FLEABAG, FRIENDS, STRANGER THINGS, AND YELLOWJACKETS by Evelyn Kreutzer
Like many other contributors, I caught the TV Dictionary bug during the pandemic (bad pun...
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TV DICTIONARY – “WHAT WAS THAT MIDDLE BIT ALL ABOUT?” ON THE GOOD LIFE, SPLIT SCREEN, AND THE INCORPORATION OF DVD EXTRAS by David Martin-Jones
Creating the video essay on The Good Life for the TV Dictionary – the entry was “see under...
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TV DICTIONARY: CAN EASTERN EUROPEAN TELEVISION SPEAK? By Jiří Anger and Veronika Hanáková
What can the TV Dictionary project teach us not only about television and videographic criticism...
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THE TV DICTIONARY: MUSINGS ON BIRMINGHAM AND GRIT by Jemma Saunders
It’s been said many times, not least by my PhD supervisor, that creativity loves constraint. A...
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TV DICTIONARY – ON COLLABORATIVE VIDEOGRAPHIC CRITICISM & THE MYTH OF JOHN ADAMS by Will DiGravio
Among the most difficult aspects of videographic criticism is getting started. Often prospective...
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TV DICTIONARY ON THE BRIDGE/BRON/BROEN by Barbara Zecchi and Ian Garwood
Introduction In this post, we reflect on our TV Dictionary entries on The Bridge/Bron/Broen...
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TV DICTIONARY: ON FINDING THE FOOTAGE OF AMERICAN BANDSTAND by Tomer Nechushtan
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THE TV DICTIONARY AND MY FIRST CUTS AND EDITS INTO VIDEOGRAPHIC CRITICISM by Dan O’Brien
As a film, television and digital media scholar, videographic criticism is a format that I was...
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THE TV DICTIONARY – AN INTRODUCTION by Ariel Avissar
The “TV Dictionary” is a collaborative collection of videos premised on a simple prompt: each...
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