Dear Colleagues, I’m pleased to announce that the latest issue of the journal *Short Film Studies* has been published. The issue reflects the journal’s expanded scope, including an open call for papers. Best wishes for the holiday season, Cynthia Felando Editor, *Short Film Studies* https://www.intellectbooks.com/short-film-studies Volume 11 Issue 2 includes the following: Featured Short Film: *Trade Queen* (David Wagner, 2015): --An interview with David Wagner on *Trade Queen*--Gated Reverb: Queering the Pitch in *Trade Queen*, Ryan Prout --Silent Revelations in *Trade Queen* (2015), Sarah Choi Featured Short Film Auteur: Lynne Ramsay: --From rivers to reservoirs: *Swimmer* as psychogeographic cinema, Lavinia Brydon --The Symbiosis of Images and Non-Diegetic Sound in Lynne Ramsay’s *Brigitte*, Anna Batori --Mapping her-self: 'Ma and Da', *Small Deaths, Gasman* and the ‘mobile home,’ Paula Quigley --The Beautiful and the Damned: Depictions of Scottish Childhoods in *Small Deaths *and *Gasman*, Rachel Milne --Brevity and Unity in *Small Deaths*, Bruno Dariva Short Films and Media: History/Criticism/Theory: --Music Video (De)Legitimacy and the Construction of a (Short Form) Auteur: David Fincher and Talent Management, Andrew Stubbs --‘Strangely Comforted’: The Rhetoric of Sincerity in Kirsten Lepore’s *Hi Stranger,* Johanet Kriel-de Klerk and Martin Rossouw --Voices from a distance. Sámi short film production in 2020, Agnieszka Kiejziewicz --African Science-Fiction Cinema: Wanuri Kahiu’s 21-minute film *Pumzi* (2009), George Melnyk --Brevity – Format – Program: A Conceptual Triangle, Laura Walde --Screen Production Research: (Queer) Short Filmmaking as a Mode of Enquiry, Victoria McCollum and Kevin Gaffney ---- Online resources for film/TV studies may be found at ScreenSite https://screensite.org/