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EVENT: Film and Memory - The Fourth Scottish Consortium for Film and Visual Studies Conference
Thursday 9th June 2011
School of Arts and Humanities
Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling
The University of Stirling is hosting the Fourth Annual Scottish Consortium for Film and Visual Culture conference, which will be dedicated to the subject of Film and Memory.
Topics include:
Film and institutional memory
Film and personal and/or collective memory
Film and public/critical reception
Film and processes of remembering and forgetting
Film music and memory
Film studies and memory - remembering the BFI summer schools
The 2011 SCFVS Conference will also be marking the lives and the contributions to the study of film which our colleagues Dr Mark Brownrigg at the University of Stirling and Professor John Orr from the University of Edinburgh made in the course of their respective careers.
Confirmed Keynote Speakers include Professor Richard Dyer (Kings College, London), Professor Andrew Hoskins (University of Glasgow) and Professor Robert Burgoyne (University of St. Andrews).
The conference programme can be found here:
Film and Memory Conference 2011
Conference is open to all however registration is required:
SCFVS-2011-registration-form
Conference Contact:
Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard
isabelle.gourdin-sangouard@stir.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1786 467521
EVENT: Film and Memory - The Fourth Scottish Consortium for Film and Visual Studies Conference
Thursday 9th June 2011
School of Arts and Humanities
Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling
The University of Stirling is hosting the Fourth Annual Scottish Consortium for Film and Visual Culture conference, which will be dedicated to the subject of Film and Memory.
Topics include:
Film and institutional memory
Film and personal and/or collective memory
Film and public/critical reception
Film and processes of remembering and forgetting
Film music and memory
Film studies and memory - remembering the BFI summer schools
The 2011 SCFVS Conference will also be marking the lives and the contributions to the study of film which our colleagues Dr Mark Brownrigg at the University of Stirling and Professor John Orr from the University of Edinburgh made in the course of their respective careers.
Confirmed Keynote Speakers include Professor Richard Dyer (Kings College, London), Professor Andrew Hoskins (University of Glasgow) and Professor Robert Burgoyne (University of St. Andrews).
The conference programme can be found here:
Film and Memory Conference 2011
Conference is open to all however registration is required:
SCFVS-2011-registration-form
Conference Contact:
Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard
isabelle.gourdin-sangouard@stir.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1786 467521
School of Arts and Humanities
Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling
The University of Stirling is hosting the Fourth Annual Scottish Consortium for Film and Visual Culture conference, which will be dedicated to the subject of Film and Memory.
Topics include:
Film and institutional memory
Film and personal and/or collective memory
Film and public/critical reception
Film and processes of remembering and forgetting
Film music and memory
Film studies and memory - remembering the BFI summer schools
The 2011 SCFVS Conference will also be marking the lives and the contributions to the study of film which our colleagues Dr Mark Brownrigg at the University of Stirling and Professor John Orr from the University of Edinburgh made in the course of their respective careers.
Confirmed Keynote Speakers include Professor Richard Dyer (Kings College, London), Professor Andrew Hoskins (University of Glasgow) and Professor Robert Burgoyne (University of St. Andrews).
The conference programme can be found here:
Film and Memory Conference 2011
Conference is open to all however registration is required:
SCFVS-2011-registration-form
Conference Contact:
Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard
isabelle.gourdin-sangouard@stir.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1786 467521
Welcome to Film at Stirling
Welcome to the Film at Stirling website, hosted jointly by Film, Media and Journalism and the Languages, Cultures and Religions. This site is a gateway to news and information about a wide range of film-related research activities and programmes of study across the University of Stirling. It also offers information about our MLitt. Film Studies, MLitt. Film Studies and World Cinema, and MLitt. Film Studies and Creative Practice degrees.
MLitt/Dip in Film Studies and World Cinema
MLitt/Dip in Film Studies and Creative Practice
Applicants should ensure they submit an application for postgraduate admission to the Postgraduate Admission Office, University of Stirling, STIRLING, FK9 4LA. email:graduate.admissions@stir.ac.uk.
This exciting new taught master's programme, offered jointly by the Department of Film, Media & Journalism and the School of Languages, Cultures and Religions, launched in September 2010. Come join us at the cutting edge of film teaching and research. Applications are now being accepted.