The Film Colloquium At The University of Washington is proud to announce its
Second Annual Interdisciplinary Film Conference and Short Film Festival
EMERGING FORMS: Media, Narrative and Technique in the Twenty-First Century
November 7-9, 2001
The world of media is one of continuous change. Currently, new production
formats, such as Digital Video, and reception formats, such as DVD, are
altering the way films are made and viewed. New cinematic spaces are not
only mapped by new technologies, but also by developments within multiple
areas of the globe. This conference explores the ways in which new forms,
evolutions of traditional forms, and expansions within an international
arena alter the cinematic landscape. Conference events include presentations
of academic papers, a short film festival, a presentation by a filmmaker,
and a lecture by a keynote speaker. Subject to funding and interest, we
will attempt to publish select conference proceedings. For regularly updated
information about the conference please visit our web site:
http://courses.washington.edu/filmcol.
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Film Colloquium invites submissions on all related topics. Possible
panels might include:
*Discussions of Form within Films
*International Cinema< Postcolonial Cinema
*Emerging Film Genres< New Cinematic Spaces
*Digital Video, DVD, and Other Production and Reception Formats
*The Impact of New Formats on Production and Reception
*Emerging Voices (Ethnicity, Sexuality, and Gender)
*Experimental Uses of Traditional Formats
*Evolutions of Traditional Genres
Please submit a 350 word abstract and one-page CV. Mail submissions to the
Film Colloquium, Department of English, Box 354330, University of
Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-4330, USA or send abstracts and cover letters
via e-mail to filmcol@u.washington.edu.
CALL FOR SHORT FILMS
The Film Colloquium is proud to announce an open call for films under 30
minutes in 16mm or VHS formats. Films selected by the programming
committee will be shown during an evening screening. A $100 prize will be
awarded to the film selected Best of Conference by a panel of judges.
All submissions must be on VHS tape clearly labeled with contact information
and accompanied by a $15 registration check (payable to the Film
Colloquium). Mail submissions to the Film Colloquium, Department of English,
Box 54330, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-4330, USA. All films
not accompanied by sufficient return postage and self-addressed envelope
become the property of the Film Colloquium.
DEADLINE: JULY 15, 2001
This event is made possible by the generous support of the following
sponsors: the Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities, the Graduate
and Professional Student Senate, the College of Arts and Sciences, GO-MAP,
the Program for Cinema Studies, the Hilen Endowment, the Department of
Music, the Department of English, the Department of Comparative Literature,
Scandinavian Studies, Spanish and Portuguese Languages, and Slavic
Languages.
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