
Short Film Studies 11.2 is out now!
Intellect is pleased to announce that Short Film Studies 11.2 is out now!
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Aims and Scope
The primary purposes of SFS include the following:
- to provide a resource that enables short film appreciation and study for instructors, scholars, critics, students and filmmakers;
- each issue includes a focus on a theme, director or other topic of relevance to short film and media studies;
- each issue showcases a selected short film, with a shot-by-shot breakdown and interview with the filmmaker; and
- SFS also observes an open Call for Papers to encourage submissions from scholars, critics and practitioners that reflect their own research interests.
Its principal focus is on short fiction films, with additional attention to non-fiction, commercial/non-commercial and other narrative shorts, as well as to short form filmmakers, genres, festivals and curation. The aim of SFS is to reflect the inclusivity of short form media and filmmakers, and the variety of scholarly and critical approaches that are relevant to the form.
Issue 11.2
CYNTHIA FELANDO
Trade Queen
Data on the film and the director
DAVID WAGNER
A schematic breakdown of Trade Queen
CYNTHIA FELANDO
An interview with David Wagner on Trade Queen
CYNTHIA FELANDO
Gated reverb: Queering the pitch in Trade Queen
RYAN PROUT
Silent revelations in Trade Queen
SARAH CHOI
Lynne Ramsay’s Shorts
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 AMARAL DARIVA
Short Films & Media: History/Criticism/Theory
ANDREW STUBBS
‘Strangely comforted’: The rhetoric of sincerity in Kirsten Lepore’s Hi Stranger
JOHANET KRIEL-DE KLERK AND MARTIN P. 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 – programme: A conceptual triangle
LAURA WALDE
Screen production research: (Queer) short filmmaking as a mode of enquiry
VICTORIA MCCOLLUM AND KEVIN GAFFNEY