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Critique, protest, activism, and the video essay
Video essays curated for the Spring 2017 issue of NECSUS are introduced as a way to view audiovisual film criticism and scholarship in a more explicitly social and political context.
Kevin B. Lee
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This article proposes a fundamental new understanding of videographic research as an embodied practice and of the video essay as a “mingled body”: Not only does the video essay fuse multiple film materials and diverging artistic and scientific methods ...
Johannes Binotto
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Video essay, videographic criticism, polymedial essayism, polymodal essayism
I propose that, as a video essayist, when I orchestrate an essayistic audiovisual narrative using multiple units of meaning potential in written and spoken word, still and moving images, sound and music, and other such building blocks of a communicative ...
Sureshkumar Sekar
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Investigating Ecocinema through the Video Essay
How can the video essay be deployed as a critical tool to analyse ecocinema and its relevance to the current environmental crisis? The Video Essay for Ecocinema course, held in the 2023 spring semester at the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio ...
Kevin B. Lee, Silvia Cipelletti
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The Musicality of Traumatic Memories: A Video Essay
This video essay attempts an audiovisual analysis of subjectively motivated sounds and music in Lynne Ramsay’s We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) based on Danijela Kulezic-Wilson’s ideas about “film musicality” and “integrated soundtracks”.
Oswald Iten
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The Scholarly Video Essay (video essay)
This video is offered as a research output generated through the COVID teaching context, which involved a mass migration of teaching materials to the online environment.
Garwood, Ian
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Thinking in the Timeline: A Conversation with The Video Essay Podcast
This conversation, produced in collaboration with The Video Essay Podcast, brings together three of the special issue co-editors – Ariel Avissar, Colleen Laird, and Matthew Thomas Payne – and guest moderator Lucy Fife Donaldson.
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Defining Video Space Art within Video Installations in the Context of Spaces and Spectators [PDF]
This thesis is to introduce and examine Video Space Art as a form of Video Art. Being primarily practice-based research, it offers a theoretical and conceptual framework to find a better understanding for my artistic practices.
Park, Young Sun
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This is a music video for a song inspired by my video essay 'Indy Vinyl on The Clock (and the clock)'. The song is written and performed by Kenneth Smith Experiments and the video mashes up elements from the original video essay and another video of mine,
Garwood, Ian
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Following recent endeavours that have unearthed women’s cinema and reclaimed its contribution to film history, this video essay revisits the filmography of the Colombian feminist film collective Cine Mujer (1978–1999). Narrated by three of its members—Eulalia Carrizosa, Patricia Restrepo, and Clara Riascos—through semi-structured interviews that ...
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