The 2015 Symposium was held in the School of Arts and Media, UNSW Australia on 1 December 2015.
Miro Bilbrough (WSU) What Does Emotional Time Look, Sound, and Feel Like in Film?
Klara Bruveris (UNSW) Sojourner Cinema: Global Dialogues in Contemporary Latvian Film
Emily Chandler (UNSW) “Loving and Cruel, All at the Same Time”: Girlhood Identity in The Craft
Ben Chapman (WSU) What’s So Special About Wolf Creek?
Adam Daniel (WSU) Here and There: Consciousness and Corporeality in the Worlds of Malick’s Cinema
Jessica Ford (UNSW) Situating Orange is the New Black: Race, Feminism and Privilege in the Age of ‘Quality Television’
Kate Jinx (UNSW) You Can’t Tell Just By Looking
Tara McLennan (UTS) Your Timeline Starts Here: Networked Smartphone Photography of the Newborn and the Dead
Ava Laure Parsemain (UNSW) Empire and the Pedagogy of ‘Bad TV’
Melanie Robson (UNSW) “How Can One See History?”: Re-Staging History Through the Long Take in Russian Ark
Rodney Wallis (UNSW) The Man Who Knows Nazis: Inglorious Basterds as Frontier Myth
Eliza Waterhouse (USyd) War in the Middle East: Imaginative Geographies of Conflict and Mona Hatoum’s Measures of Distance
Sydney Screen Studies Network 