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[ecrea] Researching Past Cinema Audiences conference

Fri Feb 23 16:31:14 GMT 2018






Registration is now open for the Researching Past Cinema Audiences conference at Aberystwyth University, 26^th – 28^th March 2018 (further details below). To register, please follow this link - http://pcaconf.wordpress.com - and select ‘registration’ from the menu to visit the shop.

Full registration (either with 3/4 nights’ accommodation or no accommodation) includes both attendance at a screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s silent classic /The Pleasure Garden/ at Ceredigion Museum – with live piano accompaniment – and our conference dinner.

With best wishes,

Jamie Terrill and Kate Egan

Conference Organisers

*_Researching Past Cinema Audiences: Archives, Memories and Methods_*

Monday 26th - Wednesday 28th March 2018, Aberystwyth University, UK

In collaboration with:

Media Industries and Institutions Research Cluster, Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies, Aberystwyth University

*_Keynote Speakers:_*

Professor Sue Harper, Portsmouth University, UK

Professor Daniel Biltereyst, Ghent University, Belgium

Over the past twenty years there has been a notable shift towards the study of all kinds of past film exhibition spaces (both public and private) and the tastes, responses and habits of the audiences who frequented them. This is illustrated by the growing number of publications, networks and research projects on past cinema audiences which cross and connect the disciplines of film and media studies, cultural and leisure studies, and history and cultural geography.With this shift towards researching spaces of exhibition and their audiences, film historians have met the call to look beyond traditional film history methodologies and incorporate the use of a wide range of sources, from archival, industry and reception sources, to audience memories elicited through interviews or questionnaires.This conference offers a platform for both established and emerging scholars who share this desire to research past cinema audiences – prior to 2000 – through a wide range of investigative foci. The conference will allow for the showcasing and sharing of current research and, consequently, for the consideration of current and future directions and debates within the field.

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