Call for Submissions: “Becoming Environmental: Media, Logistics, and Ecological Change” Special Issue of Synoptique: An Online Journal of Film and Moving Image Studies Synoptique is inviting submissions for an upcoming special issue entitled “Becoming Environmental: Media, Logistics, and Ecological Change.”…
The inaugural screening of Concordia Cinematheque is here! Concordia Cinematheque is a screening series that has been developed by Concordia students for Concordia students. The first screening will be of Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). When: January 19, 2018, 7pm Where:…
The Work-In-Progress (WIP) workshop series at the Global Emergent Media (GEM) Lab in the Film department at Concordia now welcomes applications for presentations of in-progress and multi-media research projects in the Winter semester. The deadline is January 5, 2018. Please…
Works-in-Progress (WIP) Workshop Series presents: Excavating the Invisible: Mapping Subaltern Solidarity Sabah Haider November 28th, 5pm GEM Lab, FB 630.15 Sabah’s project attempts to intersect her multi-sited ethnographic, historical and archival research with the digital tools used in…
PhD Candidate Brandon Arroyo recently started a podcast series titled Porno Cultures Podcast, in which he interviews academics working on pornography studies. The first episode, which came out on Oct. 13, stars Professor Peter Alilunas, who talks about his first book…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You…
The first Works-in-Progress (WIP) Workshop Series is coming up! “Documenting Capital: Intersections of Free Trade Zone Architecture and Digital Filmmaking” Patrick Brodie and Patrick Brian Smith When: November 9th, 5pm Where: GEM Lab, FB 630.15 The first workshop will feature a…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You…
Melanie Ashe will present the third and final part of her exciting course “Australian Horrorscapes” tomorrow evening, Tuesday October 10th at 7pm, at the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies. In this three-weeks course, Melanie examines the construction of Australian horror…
Melanie Ashe presents the second part of her exciting course “Australian Horrorscapes” at the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies tonight at 7pm! In this three-weeks course, Melanie examines the construction of Australian horror films’ landscapes through an analysis of formal…
Shout Out! PhD candidate Julien Lapointe published an article in the latest issue of Film Journal. In “Hollywood Cinema and Baroque Companionship: An Analytic Critique of David Bordwell’s ‘Classical Paradigm’”, Julien enlists arguments from analytic philosophy and logical positivism to develop a…
Concordia PhD Student Viviane Saglier presented on Friday 7th April for the Film Studies Film Colloquium Series on her research that tackles Issues of negotiation, collaboration and co-optation within Palestinian filmmaking. Due to the Isreali occupation of the West Bank…