Here you can find the program and links to podcasts from the seminars held as part of the SSSN 2019 program.
Each podcast episode features a film or media scholar presenting their cutting-edge research in the form of a short talk. The talk is followed by a Q&A session with another scholar in the field, who opens up the discussion to the audience present on the day. This podcast is made possible by the kind support of the School of the Arts & Media, UNSW Sydney.
All SSSN Events were held in Room 327, Robert Webster Building, UNSW at 5.15pm for a 5.30pm start, except those held in Woolley Common Room, University of Sydney (*), and UTS (**).
| 5th March | Reading Comparatively within Neoliberal Governmentality | Carl Reinecke (Cambridge) |
| 26th March | For Mature Audiences: Sexual violence & Australian film classification in the 1990s* | Rachel Cole (USyd) |
| 16th April | Rebuilding Women: Narrative and Identity [Re]construction in Westworld and The Handmaid’s Tale | Amy Boyle (UOW) |
| 18th June | UNSW Screen Studies Undergraduate Symposium | For presenters and papers please click the link |
| 16th July | Transition to the Japanese New Wave: From “Humanism” to a Cinema of Subjectivity* | Luke Cromer (USyd) |
| 6th August | Global Cinema and The Academy’s ‘Foreign Films’ | Guy Webster (MU) |
| 10th September | The Movie in the Living Room: Negotiating Production and Reception in Cinematic Television** | Dr. Chris Comerford (UTS) |
| 17th September | Aural Abstraction in Hitchcock and De Palma | Dr. Bruce Isaacs (USyd) |
| 1st October | Terrifying Tough-Guy: Problematising the Luti in Fereydoun Jeyrani’s Parkway | Max Bledstein (UNSW) |
All work is original and copyrighted to the owner. Please enjoy, comment, and share.
Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, Player FM, Pocket Casts, or your favourite pod catcher via our RSS feed.
Sydney Screen Studies Network 