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[Commlist] Screen Studies Conference 25-27 June 2027- Call for Papers

Fri Oct 30 15:36:45 GMT 2026





*/Screen/** Studies Conference 2027*

The 35^th /Screen/ Studies Conference, organised by the journal /Screen/, will be held in Glasgow on Friday 25 June to Sunday 27 June 2027.

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*Call for Papers  (closes January 13th 2027)*

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/Screen /editors Rosalind Galt and David Martin-Jones welcome proposals for single papers, and pre-constituted three-person panels on all topics in screen studies.

We also encourage contributors to a programming strand which will focus on the theme of *‘Screen Interventions’*.

The study of film and television has a long history of exploring the interventions that audiovisual media make into everyday life, in contexts public and private and in ways political and intimate. More strongly, to intervene might be to step in, to intercede, to shift the direction of events, or to prevent violence. Intervention can be a cultural practice, an intellectual claim, or a moral imperative. This year’s Screen Conference asks: what interventions do audiovisual media make in our contested contemporary moment? We invite interrogation of the many sites and agents of intervention, whether textual, institutional, or emerging from collectives (human or otherwise). In a world which many would consider in crisis – politically, environmentally, economically, inter alia – what screen interventions are required?

Possible entry points include, but are not limited to, the exploration of film/television/media with respect of:

  * political aesthetics, screen activism
  * Third, Fourth, and Fifth cinemas
  * collective audiovisual practices, community building
  * material resources and histories (e.g. archives, restitution,
    preservation)
  * festivals, curation, programming
  * institutions, exhibition practices, private/public space
  * film cultures and public spheres
  * mobility (including but not limited to migration)
  * decolonial modes of thinking/thought
  * the national and the global
  * queer and trans worldmaking
  * nonhuman agencies
  * coloniality, race, indigeneity
  * inequality, precarity, labour
  * film, media, law
  * military interventions

Keynote speakers who will address this particular strand of the conference will be confirmed in due course.

As ever, the Screen Conference is also keen to receive proposals that are not necessarily aligned to the theme, and therefore welcomes papers on *_any topic or subject _*relevant to the wider field of global film and television studies.

We look forward to receiving your proposals.
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*Deadlines and Next Steps:*

 1. View the Call for Papers page
    <https://screenstudiesconference.com/2025/10/19/call-for-papers/>on
    our website <https://screenstudiesconference.com/>for further
    information and deadlines, including overview programme and prices
 <https://screenstudiesconference.com/2025/10/19/initial-conference-information/>.

 2. Submit your proposal on the form (available through the Call for
    Papers page
    <https://screenstudiesconference.com/2025/10/19/call-for-papers/>)
    *by **Wednesday 13^th January 2027 midnight*
 3. February - Confirmation of acceptance will be circulated
 4. March-May – Registration will open and you will be required to
    register and pay for your place

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