[Commlist] Open Screens Volume 7.1 published

The Editorial Team at Open Screens is delighted to announce that our 7.1 
issue is now out!: https://www.openscreensjournal.com/issue/1296/info/

This is a rolling issue and more pieces will be added in the upcoming 
weeks. In the meantime, you can find the following articles and pieces:

Unorthodox and disobedient Jewish cosmopolitans on our screens: The case 
of Unorthodox (Schrader, Winger, 2020), by Deborah Shaw
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/9554/

Structuring the personal in Life-Work, by Fraser Cornall (Practice Research)
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/15285/

Suffocated But Screaming, by Alison Peirse (Practice Research)
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/18374/

Book Review: Annie Ring, The Lives of Others (Das Leben der Anderen), 
(London: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2022), by Lauren Cuthbert
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/10512/

Book Review: Cecilia Sayad, The Ghost in the Image: Technology and 
Reality in the Horror Genre (New York: Oxford University Press, 2021), 
by Ami Nisa
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/10549/

Book Review: Chris Pallant, Beyond Bagpuss: A History of Smallfilms 
Animation Studio (London: BFI, 2022), by Thomas Evans
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/16717/

Book Review: Chris Pallant and Christopher Holliday (eds.), Snow White 
and the Seven Dwarfs: New Perspectives on Production, Reception, Legacy 
(London and NY: Bloomsbury, 2022) by Neil Archer
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/18424/

Roundtable: A film-maker not a note-taker: a roundtable discussion on 
the craft of script supervision, by Melanie Williams
https://www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/18267/
Open Screens is the open-access journal of the British Association of 
Film, Television and Screen Studies (BAFTSS). It is international in 
scope and encourages innovative contributions from scholars of 
screen-based media and researcher-practitioners worldwide. Its published 
material embraces the historical and the contemporary, and it will 
consider submissions from film, television, screen and media studies, as 
well as related disciplines such as area studies, gender & sexuality 
studies. It publishes articles, essays, reports, debates, reviews, 
videoessays, podcasts and research-by-film-practice.
Open Screens is part of the Open Library of Humanities, an open-access 
platform free to authors. Open Screens is indexed in ScienceOpen, 
Chronos, SherpaRomeo, Google Scholar and DOAJ, among others, and is 
currently in the process of being added to Scopus and ProQuest. Find 
further information on this here. Thank you for your continued support 
and interest in Open Screens.


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