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[Commlist] Screening Intimacies: Television and the Politics of Care Symposium
Thu May 04 09:40:14 GMT 2023
We are delighted to announce the following in person symposium which is
free and open to all those who are interested (registration required):
*Screening Intimacies: Television and the Politics of Care*
Time and date: May 19, 2023, 11am-5pm
Location: Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge Campus – LAB 006, LAB 002,
LAB Broad St Foyer, East Road, Cambridge CB1 1PT
Eventbrite link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/screening-intimacies-television-and-the-politics-of-care-tickets-570528023677
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/screening-intimacies-television-and-the-politics-of-care-tickets-570528023677>
This symposium explores the staging of intimacy on and off-screen in the
wake of #MeToo. For the past two years, as part of a British Academy
funded study into intimacy coordination in the UK, Professor Tanya
Horeck (ARU) and Dr Susan Berridge (University of Stirling) have
interviewed intimacy coordinators and those they collaborate with, to
investigate how the profession of intimacy coordination is influencing
television production cultures and helping to engender new ways of
depicting sex, intimacy, and consent. In this symposium Horeck and
Berridge will discuss the project’s findings with a particular focus on
how notions of intimacy are being expanded and redefined. Themes of
consent, community, gender, sex education, and activism will be
discussed as we consider what is at stake in the attempt to restructure
television cultures according to an ethos of care and collaboration.
Professor Helen Wheatley will present on research from her forthcoming
book on TV Death, ‘Television Auto/Pathographies: Caring for the
documentary subject before, during and after death’ and Professor Helen
Wood will present on the outline for new AHRC funded research (with Dr
Jilly Boyce Kay and Dr Jack Newsinger) on Reality Television, Working
Practices and Duties of Care: ‘From ‘duties’ of care to caring practices
of production: a framework for the analysis of the labour processes of
unscripted TV’. **
These academic talks will be followed by a panel discussion with
intimacy coordinators, Adelaide Waldrop, Robbie Taylor Hunt, and Pia
Rickman.
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