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Read More >This interview was originally published in Film Quarterly. Sam Sheppard is the author of Sporting Blackness: Race, Embodiment, and Critical Muscle Memory on Screen. Sheppard is the Mary Armstrong Meduski ’80 Assistant …
Read More >In this “collective essay,” Laura U. Marks, Joseph Clark, Jason Livingston, Denise Oleksijczuk and Lucas Hilderbrand discuss the adverse environmental effects of streaming media.
Read More >by Howard Suber, author of Creativity and Copyright: Legal Essentials for Screenwriters and Creative Artists In more than 50 years of teaching aspiring filmmakers in UCLA’s Department of Film, Television and New …
Read More >by John Geiger, author of Creativity and Copyright: Legal Essentials for Screenwriters and Creative Artists This is a true story. Last week I received a call from a screenwriter who had just …
Read More >This post is part of our AMS 2020 conference blog series. Check out our virtual exhibit page for more. By Axel Englund, author of Deviant Opera: Sex, Power, and Perversion on Stage The camera …
Read More >Afterimage‘s recent relaunch with the University of California Press integrates the journal’s legacy of contemporary arts and media criticism with an expanded commitment to scholarly essays. As part of this mission, the …
Read More >Bo Ruberg has recently joined colleagues in film and media studies and art history as an associate editor of Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Fellow associate editor, Lucas …
Read More >Jacob Smith’s “Travels with Jack: ZBS’s Post-Network Radio Adventure” was published in the inaugural issue of Resonance: The Journal of Sound and Culture. The article, which you can read for free for …
Read More >The Kraszna-Krausz Foundation announced the long and shortlisted titles in the running for its 2020 Photography Book Award and Moving Image Book Award, and we are exceptionally pleased to see Frame by Frame: A Materialist …
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