Work of Film Studies honoured at BAFTSS awards 2024
The work of Film Studies staff and students was honoured at the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies annual awards 2024.
The work of Film Studies staff and students was honoured at the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies annual awards 2024.
Dr Anushrut Ramakrishnan Agrwaal awarded a small grant to support his research into nineteenth and early twentieth century British visual media history at Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, University of Exeter.
A major new book on George Hoyningen-Huene, which features a chapter by Dr Lucy Fife Donaldson, is being launched with an event at the V&A.
As part of Tom Rice's ongoing RSE network grant, "The Lost World of Filmstrips" (2022-2024), Rice has run a series of events, partnering with major UK institutions.
The British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies has shortlisted the work of Dr Lucy Fife Donaldson and Julie Jaresova (graduated 2023) in their annual awards.
Chronicle of a train journey undertaken by a team of film scholars in search of archival materials that will bring back to life one of the most radical experiments of film technology transfer to the Bolivian proletariat.
Dr Tyler Parks has won a Royal Society of Edinburgh Small Grant for his project ‘Infrastructural Cinema and the Remaking of the American West: Filmmaking at the United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1930-1965'
Publication of discussion guide for the Aurora’s Sunrise (Inna Sahakyan, 2023) by Dr Leshu Torchin.
Work by Dr Lucy Fife Donaldson included in the Sight & Sound best video essays of 2023 list.
The Department's recent PhD graduate, Andrea Gelardi, has this past week received the Davide Turconi Award for the Best Doctoral Thesis.