Posted by Dr Marta F Suarez and Dr Iris Kleinecke-Bates on 2024-10-21
Teaching with Video Games in the Humanities CFP (Special Issue) Teaching Video Games in the Humanities: New Media, New Pedagogies Link: https://www.openscreensjournal.com/news/761/ Timeline: CFP - Abstract deadline: 14th January 2025 Deadline for reviews: 31st Jan 2025Article deadline: 30th September 2025Issue release: early 2026 In recent decades, both the production and consumption of video [...]
Posted by OLH Janeway on 2021-09-24
Open Screens aims to create a fresh, critical space for the exploration of screen cultures. Research articles, commentaries and film practice research addressing any salient issue in the disciplines of film, television and screen studies will be considered. Items are published on a rolling basis, though it is anticipated that dedicated, themed collections (with their own call for papers) may [...]
Open Screens is the open-access online journal of the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies. The scope of the journal is international and its vision is inter-disciplinary. It encourages innovative contributions from scholars of film, television and other screen-based media, publishing research articles, reviews and audio-visual research-by-film-practice.
In keeping with the mission of BAFTSS, contributions from both established and postgraduate scholars are considered, and contributors do not need to be members of the Association.
Open Screens ranges over the historical and the contemporary, and it aims to embrace film, television, screen and media studies, as well as screen-based research in related disciplines across the Humanities and beyond, such as area studies, gender studies and sexuality studies.
This special dossier contains articles arising from conversations and exchanges that took place between 2021 and 2023 in the Hidden Screen Industries Network, funded by a grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The network premise was that the UK doesn't have a screen industry: it has many screen industries. Beyond the familiar worlds of feature film and broadcast television sit many more sectors - the sectors that produce music video, screen advertising, fashion film, branded content, industrial film, corporate video, adult film, medical and education film to name but a few. These sectors are as creative artistically and as productive economically as those that produce more mainstream media. Yet, compared to those, they are hidden screen industries. For this special dossier, network participants have authored or contributed to articles focused on their specialist ‘hidden’ sectors of UK screen history.
Editors: Emily Caston (Guest Editor)
AHRC Hidden Industries Dossier
Medicine on Film: A British Case History
Angela Saward
2024-12-30 Volume 6 • Issue 3 • 2024 • AHRC Hidden Industries • Article 4
Fashion Film and the Art and Archaeology of Screen Promotion.
Emily Caston and Marketa Uhlirova
2024-12-30 Volume 6 • Issue 3 • 2024 • AHRC Hidden Industries • Article 8