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Workshop of Potential Scholarship: Manifesto for a parametric videographic criticism

NECSUS, 2021
This article sets out the rationale for a videographic scholarship (the audiovisual study of screen media) that adopts constraint-based or ‘parametric’ procedures, and concludes with a short manifesto composed according to the simple constraint of ...
Alan O'Leary
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Tennis | House: Medical Imaging as Videographic Criticism

Open Screens, 2023
“Tennis | House” extends my earlier work using medical imaging software to explore narrative film. As with digital humanities work, medical imaging “datafies” the body, reading the physical change of discrete organs, cells, molecules, and so on ...
Kevin L. Ferguson
exaly   +5 more sources

On Drill Team and the musicality of videographic criticism

Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media
An article comprising the videographic study Drill Team alongside a written framing of its film studies origins and comparative methodology. The video attempts a performative audiovisual adaptation of a chapter section from Danijela Kulezic-Wilson’s 2020
Catherine Grant
exaly   +5 more sources

Video essay, videographic criticism, polymedial essayism, polymodal essayism

NECSUS
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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Feeling Our Way Through the Spectrum of Videographic Criticism

Akademisk Kvarter
Critical argument can be generative in much the same way as art can be, inspiring different “correct” interpretations and new arguments. Academic filmmaking enhances this property by incorporating affective tools and texts, such as vivid footage or ...
Samantha Close
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Videographic Criticism and Documentary Modes

[in]Transition, 2017
A reflection on how Jason Mittell's video "Adaptation.'s Anomalies" complicates stereotypical documentary rhetorical norms.
exaly   +2 more sources

Videographic criticism and the art of creative thinking

Media Practice and Education
This article introduces ‘The Creative Triad’, a novel framework that integrates three distinct perspectives – Researcher, Practitioner, and Spectator – to examine the creative process in videographic criticism. This framework facilitates a deeper understanding of the dynamic interplay between creative practice and theoretical inquiry within academic ...
Daryl Scott
exaly   +3 more sources

Academic filmmaking and its discontents

Akademisk Kvarter
Working with the same filmed material from the perspective of anthropology and screen studies, the authors discuss their disciplines’ different approaches to academic filmmaking.
Maud Ceuterick, Carola Ludovica Giannotti Mura   +1 more
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Let Them Speak! Against Standardization in Videographic Criticism

[in]Transition, 2017
A reflection on possible future directions for an audiovisual approach to film studies.
exaly   +3 more sources

Screen decorum: Silent Hollywood and neoclassical concepts of acting

NECSUS, 2022
Doron Galili
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