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Popular movies are spatiotemporal arrays of light and motion, but almost nothing is known about their distributions across whole films. Psychological research shows that the center of the screen is th...
Movie stars and film-makers as young as three are heading for the big screen, with their very own film festival at The University of Queensland.
From Silent Screen to Multi-Screen: A History of Cinema Exhibition in Britain Since 1896
From Silent Screen to Multi-Screen A History of Cinema Exhibition in Britain Since 1896
2009/12/7
Stuart Hanson's chronicle of a cinema exhibition trade persistently held back by the conservatism, lack of foresight and limited adaptability of its major operators amounts to such a damning indictmen...
Queer Screen: A Screen Reader
Queer Screen A Screen Reader An anthology containing articles
2009/12/7
An anthology containing articles published in Screen beginning around 1990, Queer Screen seeks to narrate the journal's own history within queer film studies, the discipline that emerged with B. Ruby ...
Rollercoasters and Reality:A Study of Big Screen Documentary Audiences 2002-2007
Documentary Audience Cinema Demographic Focus-group Questionnaire
2009/11/27
Who are the documentary audience? This paper presents research carried out between 2002 and 2007, in the UK, Netherlands, Spain and Austria, which aims to define this largely unstudied group. Evidence...
Seeing,Feeling,Knowing:A Case Study of Audience Perspectives on Screen Documentary
Documentary audiences generic expectations truth claims and trust
2009/11/27
Despite a blossoming of scholarly interest in screen documentary, audience perspectives remain significantly under-researched. This article is part of an attempt to redress such a neglect. It draws on...
The Spectre in the Screen
the Spectre the Screen
2009/11/27
Theories of spectatorship and cinema are nothing new. In fact, they abound. On the other hand, theories of spectatorship and animation are still rare. Rarer still are theories that implicate animation...
A Review of Andrea Sabbadini (ed.) The Couch and the Silver Screen:Psychoanalytic Reflections on European Cinema (2003)
Andrea Sabbadini Silver Screen Psychoanalytic Reflections European Cinema
2009/11/25
The Couch and the Silver Screen collects the contributions of the 2001 symposium
organized by the Institute of Psychoanalysis in London on psychoanalysis and cinema, with
the participation of analys...
The cinema has long reigned as the kinetic medium of the twentieth century. Early in its development it secured its privilege over the more traditional arts through its unprecedented control and manip...
As recently as a year or two ago many second-language teachers were in early stages of Web anxiety. We wondered how we could connect to the Web and, once there, what we could do with it. But as more o...
Inter-Semiotic Translation：Shakespeare on Screen
inter-semiotic translation cinema theatre model repertoire
2009/9/3
Cinematic adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays have been an important part of the history of cinema from its earliest days. The volume of research dealing with these adaptations is immense and keeps gr...
Verbally Expressed Humour on Screen：Reflections on Translation and Reception
Dubbing quality reception Screen Translation Verbally Expressed Humour
2009/9/2
As is well known, the translation of Verbally Expressed Humour (VEH) is an especially thorny issue both practically and theoretically. This paper sets out to discuss the sphere of VEH on screen and ho...
‘Silent Screen’, ‘Tar and Feathers’ （图）
Barcelona, Teatro Liceu Silent Screen Tar and Feathers
2009/7/23
Over the years, innovative and daring choreographers such as Hans van Manen, Glen Tetley and Anders Hellström have always managed to find groups of performers with sound technique able to articul...
Ibsen on screen
Asbjø rn Aarseth 戏剧
2008/11/14
En god del endringer. Åpningsscenen i banken; de ansatte samlet. Den nylig ansatte banksjefen, Torvald Helmer, holder tale. Også ved en god del andre anledninger er scenen andre steder enn...
“Impossible Speech” and the Burden of Translation：Lilian’s Story from Page to Screen
Australian Literature Impossible Speech Lilian’s Story Page to Screen
2008/10/13
In her witty “life narrative” which moves from birth to old age, the narrator
of Kate Grenville’s Lilian’s Story offers an idea of history that exists in
a reinvention of personal and collective mem...