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[ecrea] CFP: Sound-Tracking Melbourne symposium

Wed Feb 14 22:56:08 GMT 2018





*_Extended Call for Papers_**: Sound-Tracking Melbourne Symposium, 12-13 June 2018*

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*Abstracts now due: _Monday 26^th February_*

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*Please direct all abstracts and any enquiries to: **(screeningmelbourne /at/ gmail.com)*<mailto:(screeningmelbourne /at/ gmail.com)>

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*Special Announcement: *

*Keynotes to be delivered by Philip Brophy: **http://www.philipbrophy.com/*

*And David Chesworth: **www.leberandchesworth.com*<http://www.leberandchesworth.com>

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Following the successful /Screening Melbourne/Symposium<https://screeningmelbourne.wordpress.com/>in February 2017, the Melbourne Screen Studies Group<https://melbournescreenstudies.wordpress.com/>now seeks to solicit new abstracts for the */Sound-Tracking Melbourne/*/*Symposium*/**that will take place on *12-13* */June 2018. /*

While it is recognized that screen media form the connective tissue of Melbourne’s artistic and cultural life, the importance of sound to the way the moving image is brought to life, is relatively less well acknowledged. The /Sound-Tracking Melbourne Symposium /not only intends//to give due critical and creative weight to the interlocking dimensions of sound design found in Melbourne screen culture, but to address the lack of sustained scholarship on the ways in which the city and its environs are imagined and brought to life on screen through particular ‘tracking’ soundscapes, from music videos to audiovisual art installations, and from film and TV to games and documentary. /Sound-Tracking Melbourne /is both a recognition of the importance of sound to moving image culture and an intervention – asking delegates to hear and see sound in newly important ways.The symposiumwill do this through delegate presentations, panel discussions, industry events, and performance-screenings.

We invite critical and/or creative abstracts, including non-traditional research presentations, for individual 20-minute papers, or pre-constituted panels of 3 x 20-minute papers, on any topic or theme related to the relationship between screen and sound in Melbourne. Industry and medium specific presentations are welcome, as well as those that adopt a broader view of Melbourne’s screen-sound cultures and which make comparisons with national and international case studies.

*Possible topics include, but are not limited to*the following areas*:*

  * The Melbourne sound-vernacular on screen – accent, tone and pitch
  * ‘Sound-tracking’ gender, ethnicity, class, and sexuality – hearing
    and (not) seeing identity
  * Melbourne’s music-image music scene
  * Documenting Melbourne life through the sound-image
  * Melbourne’s music video culture
  * Melbourne’s installation art and video work: sounding experimental
  * Sounding the everyday in documentary filmmaking
  * Locations and settings: the ‘sound-track’ of place and space
  * Melbourne film soundtracks
  * Indigenous soundings in Melbourne screen culture
  * Melbourne’s local news: ‘sound-tracking’ news in the cities and regions
* Film and television genre soundings. Melbourne as an audio-visual genre.
  * Migration, home and exile: the sights and sounds of Melbourne’s
    populations
  * YouTube Melbourne
  * Historicising ‘sound-tracking’ or the ‘sound-track’ in Melbourne
    screen culture
  * Technologies and interfaces of ‘sounding’ Melbourne on screen:
    analogue, digital, post-human
  * Exhibiting sound in Melbourne screen culture – exploring the
    acoustics of ‘venue’
  * Composing scores for Melbourne-based film and television
  * The art of ‘sound-tracking’ Melbourne
  * Gaming sound in a Melbourne context
  * Games and cities: sounding Melbourne as an apocalypse
  * Starring the Melbourne sound
*Deadline for individual and panel abstracts: _26 February 2018_*

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*Individual Abstracts*: 250 words, plus a 50-word biography. /Please indicate if a postgraduate student/.

*Pre-constituted Panels*: 150-word overview, plus 3x 250 word abstracts, and 3x 50-word biography, plus name of lead contact.

Delegates will be notified of decisions by: *_12 March 2018_*

We will award a small bursary for the best PhD abstract submitted (also notified on 12 March)

Please direct all abstracts and any enquiries to: (screeningmelbourne /at/ gmail.com)<mailto:(screeningmelbourne /at/ gmail.com)>

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On behalf of the organisation committee

Jessica Balanzategui

David Chesworth

Toija Cinque

Adrian Danks

Jane Davidson

Glen Donnar

Claire Perkins

Sean Redmond


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