[eccr] calls for papers: Journal of British Cinema and Television

>LAUNCH OF THE JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION.
>
>As some of you will know, the Journal of British Cinema and Televison has
>developed out of the Journal of Popular British Cinema, whose final volume
>will be appearing shortly. The new journal will be published twice a year
>by Edinburgh University Press; one issue will be themed and the other
>un-themed. Apart from articles, each issue will contain book reviews, a
>space for debate and discussion, reports of conferences and other relevant
>events, reviews of British film and television music on CD, and a
>checklist of recently published articles on British cinema and television.
>The first issue will be devoted to the theme of Mapping the Fields; the
>content for this issue has already been commissioned, and it will be
>appearing in May 2004. The second issue, which is un-themed, will appear in
>November 2004, and the third, which is on the theme of Visual Style, will
>be published in May 2005.
>
>Julian Petley
>Brunel University, UK
>(hsstjjp /at/ brunel.ac.uk)


Future Issues of the Journal of British Cinema and Television

Vol.2. Publication date: November 2004. This will be the first un-themed 
issue of the new Journal. Papers should be no longer than 6,000 words in 
length, and may be on any subject relevant to the Journal's remit. 
Proposals of approximately 500 words should initially be sent to the 
principal editor: Julian Petley, Department of Human Sciences, Brunel 
University, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH, E-mail: (julian.petley /at/ brunel.ac.uk)

Vol.3 Visual Style in British Cinema and Television. Publication date: 
May  2005

Visual style is an important, but critically neglected, aspect of British 
cinema and television. Topics covered may include one or more of the 
following aspects: cinematography, editing, art direction /production 
design, or costume design. The focus could either be broad, on a particular 
period or genre, or narrow, on a particular cinematographer, designer, 
director, or film.

Papers should be no longer than 6,000 words in length and, where relevant, 
contributors will be expected to provide good quality copies of any 
illustrative material referred to. Proposals of approximately  500 words 
should initially be sent to the editors: Vincent Porter, School of Media, 
Arts and Design, University of Westminster, Watford Road, Harrow, HA1  3TP, 
E-mail: (porterv /at/ wmin.ac.uk); and Sue Harper, School of Social, Historical 
and Literary Studies, University of Portsmouth, Milldam, Burnaby Road, 
Portsmouth PO1 3AS E-mail: (sue.harper /at/ port.ac.uk)




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