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"Christina B. Hanhardt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Film and TV Studies Discussion List <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 9 Nov 1999 00:31:31 -0400
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Re: this posting from a week ago, the following CFP might be of interest. -- CBH

>I'm working on digital technologies effects (and would be effects) on cinema
>aesthetics as MA thesis. The concentration will be on non-lineer editing,
>but I'm at the very beginning of research, so any related material will be
>of great help. Is there any books, magazines, articles, film examples that
>one shouldn't miss and esp websites or anything anyone can recommend?

>TECHNOLOGY IN FILM
>San Francisco State University Symposium
>                April 28-30, 2000
>
>CALL FOR: PAPERS, WORKSHOP, FILM PROPOSALS, AND
>SPECIAL EVENT SUGGESTIONS
>
>  The graduate students of the Cinema Studies M.A.
>program are hosting a symposium for the spring of
>2000. Held on the SFSU campus, the topic will involve
>aspects of Technology in Film. Proposed papers and
>discussions will cover:
>
>             Technology and Art
>  How Technology Changes our Perception of Self
>       Future of Marketing Films Digitally
>      Ethics of Digitizing Images for Profit
>            Who Controls Technology?
> Technologyís Influence on the Fragmentation of
>Society
>            Ethics of Digital Censoring
>Technological Special Effectsí Influence on the
>Narrative
>          Technology and Film Preservation
>              Simulations of Reality
>
>                     OPEN CALL
>
>  This is an open call for papers, workshops, film
>proposals, and special event suggestions. To join in
>our discussions or to present a paper, please provide
>us with a short biography and a brief (250 words)
>topic proposal. You may also submit a paper at this
>time, please no more than 12 pages, and be sure to
>include your email, address, and/or phone number in
>your application.
>
>The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2000.
>
>   Email us at [log in to unmask], or mail us your
>submissions or applications to:
>
>         Symposium 2000 c/o Bill Nichols
>               Cinema Department
>              1600 Holloway Ave.
>            San Francisco, CA 94132
>
>       We look forward to hearing from you!
>Please, pass this information on to those whom it may
>be of interest.
>

Christina B. Hanhardt
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