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[Commlist] Call for Papers and Roundtable Contributions - BAFTSS Annual Conference 2023
Thu Oct 20 10:01:51 GMT 2022
***Sustainable Futures: Ethics, Responsibility and Care in Film,
Television, Screen Studies and Practices***
The 2023 annual conference, taking place at the site of the inaugural
BAFTSS conference of 2013 at the University of Lincoln, takes as its
theme ‘Sustainable Futures: Ethics, Responsibility and Care in Film,
Television, Screen Studies and Practices’.
Recent years have seen academics and practitioners grapple with the
ethical dimensions of film, television and screen studies and of screen
media production, distribution and consumption. This includes efforts to
address the various forms of environmental and personal harm caused by
screen media industries, both now and in the past, and to imagine new
ways of doing things. It also includes ongoing debates about the future
of film, television and screen theories, histories and practices, their
sustainability in the current higher education landscape (in the UK and
globally) and their ethical obligations to be more inclusive, socially
responsible and politically engaged.
*_We invite proposals for papers and pre-formed panels_*on any aspect of
the theme. Theoretical, historical and practice-based approaches are all
equally welcome.Topics might include but are not restricted to:
* Environmental, democratic, ethical, social, economic futures in
film, television and screen storytelling or representation
* Sustainable futures of the past: histories of screen reflections of
sustainable discourses
* Sustainable futures and screen archives
* Theories and philosophies of sustainable, environmental and
ecological filmmaking, representations and aesthetics
* Environmental sustainability in film, television and screen production
* Creative industries and the economic sustainability of current
models of funding, distribution and exhibition
* Creating sustainable working environments in screen cultures:
ethical creative labour
* Ethics of decolonizing and diversifying the discipline for a
sustainable future
* Sustaining the discipline: what next for film, television and screen
studies?
* The unsustainable academy? The impact of precarity, inequality and
burnout on the future of Film, TV and Screen Studies
*_We are also inviting proposals for contributions to roundtables_*,
which will take the place of keynotes as their more sustainable,
egalitarian and dialogic alternative. Proposals should respond to the
above or engage otherwise with the conference theme and should be
aligned with one of the following topics:
* Ethical/inclusive labour practices
* Documentary ethics
* Sustainability of the discipline
Please indicate in your response which of the roundtables you are
interested in contributing to.
Proposals should be submitted to*baftss2023**@gmail.com*no later than*1
December 2022*. Decisions will be sent out by 11 January 2023. We will
aim to circulate a draft programme by end of January 2023.
Thecall <https://www.baftss.org/pgr-poster-2023.html>for submissions for
the*PGR Research Poster Showcase*is now open. The deadline is 7 February
2023.
All delegates must have a current membership of BAFTSS at least one
month prior to the annual conference. You can joinhere
<https://membermojo.co.uk/baftss>.
Keywords:
* Sustainability
* Ethics
* Care
* Environmental degradation/depletion
* Natural resources
* Harm
* Safety
* Accountability
* Longevity
Organizing Committee: Hannah Andrews; Gábor Gergely; Jeongmee Kim; Chris
O’Rourke; Thomas Sutherland; Clare Watson.
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