[Commlist] The Cinematography Journal: New Journal published

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The Imago Education Committee IEC and the Editorial Board of 
Cinematography in Progress are proud to announce the publication of the 
first /The //Cinematography Journal/Issue: */"Reaching out"/* 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/issue/view/13>.


*/_Journal objective:_/*

/The Cinematography Journal/’s keyobjective is to build a bridge between 
film practice and film studies. The argument for tapping into the 
knowledge of cinematographers lies in the simple fact that since the 
existence of cinema, cinematographers, or cameramen as they were first 
known, were always there. Cinematography does not limit itself to 
techniques but includes the "development of the eye", film history, the 
study of art history, optics and established techniques alongside the 
effects of digital workflow and other more recent developments in the 
digital domain.

We want to investigate the link between the creation, the projection and 
the perception of visual media and its communication. We facilitate and 
promote research into the different aspects of cinematography. As the 
art and craft of cinematography is little understood we want to research 
the storytelling capacity of moving images, and this to promote visual 
literacy.

*/_Issue # 1_/*/_: _//_*"Reaching out"* 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/issue/view/13>_//__/

/The //Cinematography Journal/Issue # 1 */"Reaching out"/* 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/issue/view/13>features 
an editorial written by Dr. Daniel Maddock, (University of Southern 
Queensland, Australia), and an array of articles written by researchers 
from around the world: a vast bibliometric study of cinematography and 
cinematographer-focused articles, an introspection of African educator 
in the 21st century, reflections on the cinematographer´s craft in the 
film to digital transition in Spain, and a review of Yugoslav 
cinematography.

/The //Cinematography Journal/ also has a /Student Corner/ for 
innovative papers and research of the new generation of cinematographers 
and cinematography students, a /Teaching Corner/, for disseminating 
research about the practice of teaching cinematography, and a /Technical 
Corner /for more in-depth technical discussions.

Check out our first 
issue:https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/issue/view/13 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/issue/view/13>. 
After logging in, you are free to browse, read, and comment.

//

*/Call for Papers 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/announcement/view/9>/**(deadline 
October 30th 2021)*

The journal invites contributions from across the world.

We invite papers about Cinematography researched from any angle, 
viewpoint, methodology or timeframe. What has been researched in 
connection with cinematography as an expressive form of visual narration?

The debate on the role of cinematography and its impact on the visual 
storytelling can range from the perspective of film history, style, 
aesthetics, film language, colour and perception. By showcasing and 
disseminating these research outputs the /Cinematography Journal/ aims 
to increase the visibility of research in cinematography and to 
facilitate research collaboration.

We welcome short articles (4000 words), longer articles (8000 words) and 
visual articles (2000 words + video max. 7 min.) In case of visual 
articles, please provide us with the link to your video so we can embed 
it onto our platform.

Please find the call here: */Call for Papers 
<https://cinematographyinprogress.com/index.php/cito/announcement/view/9>/**.*


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