To celebrate the 2016 annual conference for the Society for Cinema & Media Studies, which kicks off tomorrow in Atlanta, we are pleased to offer a collection of limited-time free articles from Film Quarterly and Feminist Media Histories that together honor “Women in Cinema & Media.” Enjoy free access to these articles today through the end of the meeting on April 3, and be sure to meet the editors if you are attending the conference!


 

3.cover-source-2FILM QUARTERLY

Editor: B. Ruby Rich, Associate Editor: Regina Longo, Book Review Editor: Noah Isenberg

*SCMS attendees: Meet the editors on Friday, April 1 (12:15-2:00pm) in Room 205, Second Floor (Hilton Atlanta).

 

 

Cover Your Webcam: Unencrypting Laura Poitras’s Citizenfour (Lisa Parks)

Giving Credit to Paratexts and Parafeminism in Top of the Lake and Orange Is the New Black (Kathleen A. McHugh)

The Vulnerable Spectator: Minnie and Me and the Living Girls (Amelie Hastie)

Candida Royalle, 1950–2015 (Constance Penley)

Follow Film Quarterly Facebook and Twitter for updates at #SCMS16 .

 

1.cover-source-1FEMINIST MEDIA HISTORIES

Editor: Shelley Stamp, Managing Editor: Christina Corfield

*SCMS attendees: Meet the editors on Thursday, March 31 (11:00am-12:00pm) at the UC Press booth (Hilton Atlanta). Be sure to keep an eye out for the SCMS Women’s Caucus Graduate Student Writing Prize! The 2016 winner will be announced at the SCMS Women’s Caucus meeting on 3/31, and the 2017 contest is now open for submissions.

 

Something More Than a Seduction Story: Shiga Akiko’s Abortion Scandal and Late 1930s Japanese Film Culture (Chika Kinoshita)

Lesbian Feminist Cinema’s Archive and Moonforce Media’s National Women’s Film Circuit (Roxanne Samer)

Paper Girls: Gender and Materiality in Turn-of-the-Century Outdoor Advertising (Beth Corzo-Duchardt)

Nené Cascallar’s Thirsty Heart: Gender, Voice, and Desire in a 1950s Argentine Radio Serial (Christine Ehrick)

Follow Feminist Media Histories Facebook and Twitter for updates at #SCMS16.

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