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An accented video way of thinking [PDF]
“An accented video way of thinking: Becoming videoessay” explores the videoessay as a conceivably “accented” form. (I prefer the spelling “videoessay” —a sort of accented choice, given that it echoes the Spanish “videoensayo”— to better convey a sense of
Barbara Zecchi
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Columbo: Lessons in Looking [Videoessay]
This extended videoessay takes looking in Columbo as its theme and examines what this reveals about the show’s exploration of life under 24/7 capitalism.
Martin-Jones, David
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Columbo: On the Case 24/7 [Videoessay]
A short, lighthearted exploration of how Columbo anticipated the rigours of 24/7 attentive labour in the 21st Century. The audiovisual medium enables a brevity to the argument: condensing, playing in tandem, juxtaposing, or cutting together otherwise ...
Martin-Jones, David
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TV Dictionary - The Good Life [Videoessay]
"The Good Life" in one word.
Martin-Jones, David
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It remains to be seen if […] and if it will be
Die Innenausstattung des Palais des Nations in Genf, heutiger europäischer Hauptsitz der UNO, ist ein bühnenhaftes Amalgam aus Geschenken seiner Mitgliedstaaten und spiegelt ästhetische Vorstellungen internationaler Politik seit den 1930er Jahren wider ...
Köhle, Petra +1 more
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TV Dictionary - The Tripods [Videoessay]
"The Tripods" in one word.
Martin-Jones, David
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This exposition reports and assesses the experience of the project ‘The Creative Potential of Evolving Constraints in Peer-to-Peer Reciprocal Coaching: A Three-way Investigation’ (hereafter 3WI), funded by the Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University.
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<p>This is the result of a live performance at the International Conference on Videographic Criticism at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Sept.
Binotto, Johannes
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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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This videoessay examines Severance (Apple TV+, 2022–present) as a paradigmatic case of identity fragmentation within twenty-first-century American prestige television.
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