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I would love to get a list of the most prominent annual, biennial,
national and international conferences and other venues for Film Studies,
Film and Television, Horror, and Fantasy.  I've been to Console-ing
Passions, and I've been frequently to the International Conference on the
Fantastic in the Arts.  But I'm lacking knowledge of some major Film
conferences and where and when they meet.  Could anybody help me?  Thanks
in advance,

Sarah

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Sarah L. Higley                            [log in to unmask]
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Associate Professor of English                office:  (585) 275-9261
The University of Rochester                   fax:     (585) 442-5769
Rochester NY, 14627
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