Search Results - "Studies in Australasian cinema"
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Storytelling with virtual reality in 360-degrees: a new screen grammar
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (02-09-2017)“…With reference to three recently produced Australian case studies, this article explores approaches to the conceptualization and writing of short narratives…”
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By way of North: reorienting the feminine other in Australian film
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (22-07-2024)Get full text
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Wildlife Watcher Kylie: co-designing a virtual ambassador for the Koala Watch programme
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (02-09-2022)“…This paper describes a creative collaboration between Griffith University and Redland City Council that was piloted in 2020-2021. The project developed and…”
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The impacts of ethnic and mainstream culture on Māori-themed films
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (26-10-2023)Get full text
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Editor's Note
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'Falling leaves return to their roots'? The reception of Chinese blockbusters by Chinese university students in New Zealand
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (02-09-2023)“…This article examines the extent to which the films Wolf Warrior 2 (战狼2) (Wu 2017) and The Wandering Earth (流浪地球) (Guo 2019) might help to cultivate pride in…”
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Editor’s Note
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The forgotten history of the Australian film musical: tracking the production and development of the genre in Australia
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (02-09-2023)“…While Australian film studies has located various genres, including horror, comedy, action/adventure, science fiction, and crime within the broader…”
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Mad Max and the Western
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (02-09-2023)“…The Mad Max films were among the most successful exports of the Australian New Wave and had an enormous impact on shaping what the cinematic post-apocalyptic…”
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Innovation in true crime: generic transformation in documentary series
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…This discussion explores innovation in true crime programming on streaming platforms and on-demand catch up broadcast television services. Altered consumption…”
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A dream, a visual diary: disruptive narrative modes in When the Camera Stopped Rolling (Jane Castle, 2021)
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…Dubbed 'a forgotten trailblazer' of Australian filmmaking, Lilias Fraser was also the mother of cinematographer, Jane Castle, who spent more than a decade…”
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Manifesto as method for a queer screen production practice
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…The authors reflect on creating a collaborative creative work that was developed both with, and as, a manifesto. Using queer theory as a framework, the authors…”
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Introduction to the ASPERA Journal Special Issue: creativity matters, part two (2023)
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Disruptive docs: teaching hybrid documentary filmmaking in Australia
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…As a documentary educator and practitioner in Australia, 'truth' is an area of concern for both my students and I in undertaking the risky capturing and the…”
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From creativity to disruption: introduction to the double issue
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University film schools at the heart of creative collaborations with industry: a case study
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…This paper is a detailed case study of how the Bond University Film and Television School collaborated with external production companies to actively…”
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Investigating older women as lead protagonists: an Australian case study of Stateless (2020)
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…Screen Australia's Gender Matters Program (2015-2023) addresses the underrepresentation of women in the screen industry. Older women continue to be less…”
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Disrupting the self: script development within the academy
Published in Studies in Australasian cinema (04-05-2023)“…Screenwriting within the Academy creates opportunities for female writers to question and challenge traditional and industrial approaches to script…”
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