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<strong>NECS</strong> – The London <strong>Conference</strong><br />
Sonic Futures: Soundscapes and the Languages of<br />
Screen Media<br />
University of London, June 23-26, <strong>2011</strong><br />
King‟s College London, Birkbeck, Regent‟s College, Senate House<br />
Pre-<strong>Conference</strong>: WEDNESDAY 22 nd June <strong>2011</strong><br />
<strong>NECS</strong> Graduate Workshop <strong>2011</strong>: “Of Other Languages”, time/place: tba<br />
Please send any requests concerning the workshop to graduates@necs-initiative.org<br />
Preliminary <strong>Conference</strong> Programme (May 11, <strong>2011</strong>)<br />
Please send any requests to conference@necs-initiative.org<br />
DAY 1: THURSDAY 23rd June <strong>2011</strong><br />
King‟s College London (Strand campus)/Regent‟s College (Regent‟s Park)<br />
9.00 – Registration (KCL Strand campus)<br />
11.00 – 12.45 – PANELS A1-A8 (KCL Strand campus – room tba)<br />
A1. NEW THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON SOUND<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Mark Bartlett (Canterbury)<br />
A Theory of the Voice<br />
Luke Robinson (London)<br />
The Noise that is Silence: Framing the Moving-Image Sonically<br />
Martine Huvenne (Ghent)<br />
“Spatial Montage” in the Audiovisual Composition of a Film<br />
Simone Hashiguti (Uberlândia)<br />
A Discursive Perspective on Sound and Image Studies<br />
A2. SOUND, LANGUAGE AND HISTORY<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Jacob Leigh (London)<br />
A Murky Affair: Eric Rohmer‟s Triple Agent<br />
Lin Yiping (Hong Kong)<br />
Summer Palace: A Soundscape of Heterotopia<br />
Nikolaus Perneczky (Berlin)<br />
Expletives and Exploitation: On the Language of Historical Change in Deadwood<br />
Anneli Lehtisalo (Tampere)<br />
A Battle over Soundscape Spectacular Sounds and Ambiguous Meanings in Härmästä poikia<br />
kymmenen (Finland 1950)<br />
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A3. THE SOUNDSCAPES OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH FILMS<br />
Chair: Philipp Schmerheim (Amsterdam)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Tobias Kurwinkel (Düsseldorf) and Philipp Schmerheim (Amsterdam)<br />
The Primacy of Film Experience: An Approach for the Analysis of Aural Structures in<br />
Children and Youth Films<br />
Alina Gierke (Düsseldorf)<br />
Aural Structures in Göran Graffmann‟s Lindgren Adaptation Madita<br />
Christiane Eveline Lingen (Düsseldorf)<br />
From Polymodality to Synaesthesia:<br />
Film Acoustics and Aurality as a Narrative Element in Children Films<br />
Paola Valentini (Florence)<br />
Soundscapes and Sonic Artefacts in Two Youth Films Series: High School Musical and Glee<br />
A4. SOUND UNDERGROUND: AMERICAN AUDIOVISUAL SUBCULTURES OF THE<br />
1960s AND 1980s<br />
Chair: Homay King (Bryn Mawr)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Homay King (Bryn Mawr)<br />
Moving On: Andy Warhol and the Exploding Plastic Inevitable<br />
Tim Lawrence (London)<br />
Sound, Light and Queerness in New York Clubs in the Early 1980s<br />
Karen Tongson (Los Angeles)<br />
Behind the Orange Curtain<br />
Ricardo Montez (Princeton)<br />
Christina from the Chelsea: Nelson Sullivan‟s Archival Memorial<br />
A5. OF SUMS AND PARTS – NARRATIVE COMPLEXITY IN CONTEMPORARY FILM<br />
AND TELEVISION<br />
Chairs: Gabriele Weyand (Mainz) and Kathrin Rothemund (Lüneburg)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Kathrin Rothemund (Lüneburg)<br />
Building Worlds - Narrative Complexity in Television Serials<br />
Nadine Dablé (Lüneburg)<br />
Is there Sound on Mars? Narrative Complexity in Life on Mars<br />
Gabriele Weyand (Mainz)<br />
On the Viability of Truth – A Radical Constructivist Reading of Inception<br />
Maria Poulaki (Amsterdam)<br />
Complex Narratives as Complex Systems: From Sequential Reasoning to Pattern-Making<br />
A6. ENGAGING THE IMPOSSIBLE SPACES OF FILM SOUND<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
K.J.Donnelly (Southampton)<br />
Copyright/Censorship and Confrontational Music in Film<br />
Beth Carroll (Southampton)<br />
Traversing into Song<br />
Daniel O‟Brien (Southampton)<br />
Hercules or Ercole? Aural disjuncture in the English and Italian versions of Hercules in the<br />
Centre of the Earth<br />
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A7. SHIFTING PATTERNS OF CRIME ON BRITISH TELEVISION<br />
Chair: Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Sofia Bull (Stockholm)<br />
A Sort of Lab, a Doctor Wife and Sixties Tailoring: Forensic Science and Bodily Identity in<br />
The Expert<br />
Sarah Godfrey (Norwich)<br />
“Blimey, If That Skirt Was Hitched Any Higher I Could See What You‟d Had For<br />
Breakfast!” Nostalgia and Post-Feminism in Ashes to Ashes<br />
Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford)<br />
Education and Sensation: The Autopsy on British Lifestyle Television<br />
A8. ENGAGING AUDIENCES<br />
Chair: Mark Allinson (London)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Mark Allinson (London)<br />
The Return of the Actresses: Almodóvar's Volver<br />
David Hanson (London)<br />
The Animus and Anima Effect within Emotional Drama<br />
Tristan Tull (London)<br />
Making History in Hollywood: How audiences understand themselves<br />
Lunch<br />
13.45 – 15.30 – PANELS B1 – B8 (KCL Strand campus)<br />
B1. EUROPEANNESS, LANGUAGE AND GLOBALISATION<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Jaap Verheul (New York)<br />
Language, National Identity, and „Europeanness‟ in Inglourious Basterds<br />
Mary Harrod (London)<br />
„Zat ees so funny‟: Franglais, Anglais and French Comedy<br />
Chi-Yun Shin (Sheffield)<br />
Trajectories of Omnibus: Memories, Journeys and Migration in Tickets<br />
Marit Knollmueller (Washington)<br />
The Sound of Silence: Mute Characters in Babel, Valhalla Rising and Centurion<br />
B2. TRAUMA, VIOLENCE AND SOUND<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Zsolt Gyori (Eger)<br />
Sound, Image and the Violence In-Between:<br />
An Analytical Look at the Films of Nicolas Winding Refn<br />
Renata Šukaityte (Vilnius)<br />
Aural Apparitions in the Cinematic Worlds of Šarunas Bartas:<br />
The Drift Along A Traumatic Past<br />
Andrea Virginás (Cluj-Napoca)<br />
Displaced Soundtracks and Wandering Women in Recent Eastern European Film Imaginaries<br />
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Annette Brauerhoch (Paderborn)<br />
The Mise-en-scène of Authenticity in Barbara Loden‟s Wanda<br />
B3. THE SOUND(S) OF SILENCE<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Alice Bardan (Los Angeles)<br />
Economies of Gesture, Affect and Speech in the Works of Martin Arnold, Candice Breitz, and<br />
Irina Botea<br />
Mariana Cunha (Oxford)<br />
Silence and Desert Landscapes: The Aesthetic Construction of the Sertão in Brazilian Cinema<br />
Daniel Torras i Segura (Mataró)<br />
The Use of Silence As Interaction Stimulus. The Case of New Television Animation Series<br />
for Children<br />
Katja Schumann (Hamburg)<br />
The Wrinkled Voice? Voice and Old Age in Marlene<br />
B4. SOUNDTRACK, POPULAR MUSIC AND IDENTITY IN SPANISH CINEMA FROM<br />
THE 1960s TO TODAY<br />
Chairs: Santiago Fouz-Hernández (Durham) and Teresa Fraile (Extremadura)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Teresa Fraile (Extremadura)<br />
Aesthetic Debates on Spanish Film Music During the “Pop Age”<br />
Elena Boschi (Liverpool)<br />
„No Hay Sitio Para Ti‟: Rock Songs and Identities in Historias del Kronen<br />
Santiago Fouz-Hernández (Durham)<br />
Drag and Popular Music in Spanish Cinema of the 2000s<br />
Alejandro Melero Salvador (Madrid)<br />
Sounds and Body Landscapes in the Sexploitation Cinemas of post-Franco Spain<br />
B5. QUEER THEORY/POLITICS OF LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL MEDIA PRACTICES &<br />
MEDIA STUDIES<br />
Chair: Susanne Lummerding (Vienna)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Michele Aaron (Birmingham)<br />
Deathly Silence: The Queer Ethics of Spectatorship and the Disavowal of Race<br />
Irmi Karl (Brighton)<br />
Developing Queer Ethics in Media Research: Critique, Activism and Other Dilemmas<br />
Jan Pinseler (Magdeburg)<br />
Not so queer images. Queer Theory and everyday media constructions of sexuality<br />
Discussant: Susanne Lummerding (Vienna)<br />
B6. THE SOUND OF GENRE<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Matthias Grotkopp (Berlin)<br />
“It‟s Quiet”– “Yeah, Too Quiet. I Don‟t Like It:” What the War Film Knows About the<br />
Human Ear<br />
Daniel Illger (Berlin)<br />
The Sound of Cosmic Disorder: The Grotesque in Italian Horror Film<br />
Michael Lück (Berlin)<br />
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Home Is Where The Song Is. Sonic Proceedings in German Cinema<br />
David Gaertner (Berlin)<br />
Overture – Intermission – Exit-Music: Strategies of Aesthetic Experience of the Roadshow<br />
Film<br />
B7. WHEN MUSIC SOARS HIGH, THE IMAGES FLOP LOW? IN PURSUIT OF THE<br />
KITSCH OF WESTERN CLASSICAL MUSIC REPRESENTATIONS IN SCREEN MEDIA<br />
Chairs: Burcu Koray<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Burcu Koray (Istanbul)<br />
Classical Music and Screen Media - A Quest of Identity in Three Parts<br />
Selim Eyuboglu (Istanbul)<br />
Pain & Glory: Uneasy Encounters with the Genius<br />
Chris Padraig (Istanbul)<br />
Nature Creates Music, Music Craves Nature… On Screen<br />
Isabel Villanueva (Barcelona)<br />
Opera in Cinemas? Exploring the Televisual Futures of Opera<br />
B8. TEACHING ECOLOGICAL MOVIES<br />
Chair: Peter Krämer<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Peter Krämer (Norwich)<br />
Teaching Hollywood‟s Biggest Hits<br />
Eithne Quinn (Manchester)<br />
Teaching The Day After Tomorrow and Avatar and Communicating Risk about Climate<br />
Change<br />
Rupert Read (Norwich)<br />
Viewing and Teaching Avatar as a Transformative Experience<br />
17.30 – 19.00 – Keynote 1: Raphaëlle Moine (Paris 3)<br />
Location: Tuke Hall, Regent‟s College<br />
19.00 – 21.00 – Reception<br />
Location: Regent‟s College grounds<br />
DAY 2: FRIDAY 24th June <strong>2011</strong><br />
King‟s College London (Strand campus)/Regent‟s College (Regent‟s Park)<br />
8.30 – 10.15 PANELS C1-C8 [KCL Strand]<br />
C1. DESTABILIZED SOUNDS, FRAGMENTED SOCIETIES & FRACTURED MINDS (I)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Julia Echeverría Domingo (Zaragoza)<br />
Humanity‟s Swansong: Music and Death in Alfonso Cuarón‟s Children of Men<br />
Sanja Garic-Komnenic (Vancouver)<br />
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The Functional Interplay of the Key-Signs in On the Path by Jasmila Zbanic<br />
Liz Greene (Belfast)<br />
Being Swamped in Argentina: Sound Design in Lucrecia Martel‟s Salta Trilogy<br />
Thomas Schick (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
Sound Design, Schizophrenia and Emotional Experience: Hans Weingartner‟s “The White<br />
Sound”<br />
C2. STARDOM AND FILM CULTURE: IMAGE, PROMOTION, RECEPTION<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Elisabetta Girelli (St. Andrews)<br />
Boy-Man Love: Montgomery Clift Queers Americanness in The Search (1948)<br />
Virginia Luzón-Aguado (Zaragoza)<br />
Sounds Familiar? The Mosquito Coast, Harrison Ford and the Discourse on Adventure<br />
Helle Kannik Haastrup (Roskilde)<br />
The Master Narrative of Celebrity Culture: A New Look at the Film Star Interview<br />
Erica Carter (London)<br />
Broken English: Language Performance and the 1930s Exile Audience<br />
C3. PERSPECTIVES ON „MINORITY‟ LANGUAGES (I)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Burçe Çelik (Istanbul)<br />
Cell Phone and the Kurds of Turkey: The Appropriation of a Container Technology of Sound<br />
Joanna Espinosa (Paris)<br />
Tupi Or Not Tupi, That Is The Question?<br />
Yifen Beus (Laie, HI)<br />
The Minor‟s Tongue: The Staging of Silence and Voice in The Land Has Eyes and The Whale<br />
Rider<br />
Nevena Dakovic (Belgrade)<br />
Kustendorf: Balkaness, Europeanness and (anti) Hollywoodism<br />
C4. THE COMING OF SOUND AND FILM HISTORY<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Mohsen Nasrin (Ottawa)<br />
Sound Technology and Sound Direction in Monte Carlo<br />
Claus Tieber (Salzburg)<br />
Music Films of the Transitional Period and their Role for the Development of Film Music of<br />
the Silent Era: The Case of Vienna<br />
Tore Helseth (Lillehammer)<br />
The Conversion To Sound Cinema in Norway, 1927-32<br />
Annie van den Oever (Groningen)<br />
The “Birth” of Sound in the Cinema. Excavating the New Viewing / Hearing Experience as a<br />
Contribution to a New Film History<br />
C5. THE TRANS-NATIONAL USES OF DUBBING, SOUND AND VOICE-OVER IN FILM<br />
AND TELEVISION<br />
Chair: Tommy Gustafsson (Växjö)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Rosalía Guerrero (Uppsala)<br />
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Sound as an Element of a Conceptual History Analysis: A Study of Gender, Work and<br />
Affection in Swedish and Mexican Cinema 1930-1960<br />
Ingrid Stigsdotter (Gothenburg)<br />
Visconti, European Art Cinema and the Myth of the „Authentic Voice‟<br />
Tommy Gustafsson (Växjö)<br />
Once Upon a Time… The Use of Sound and Voice-Over to Teach History in Children‟s<br />
Television Programs<br />
Vicente Rodríguez Ortega (Madrid)<br />
“Fags”, Rock‟n‟Roll & Performance: Spanish TV in the Transition to Democracy<br />
C6. SOUND, MEMORY AND THE HOLOCAUST<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Natascha Drubek-Meyer (Regensburg)<br />
A Voiceover for Theresienstadt. Mixing Sound for a Concentration Camp Film in 1945<br />
Åsa Bergström (Lund)<br />
Sonic Pasts – Soundscapes in Swedish Representations of the Holocaust<br />
Barry Langford (London)<br />
Speaking the Unseeable: Soundscapes of Holocaust Film<br />
Malgorzata Radkiewicz (Krakow)<br />
Filming Oral Memory: Re-Construction of Jewish Stetls and Cities In Polish Cinema<br />
C7. INTERMEDIA SOUNDSCAPES: AESTHETICS AND ART PRACTICES<br />
Chair: Antonio Somaini (Genoa) and Yvonne Spielmann (West Scotland)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Antonio Somaini (Genoa)<br />
Soundscape and Intermediality in Eisenstein‟s Theory of Vertical Montage<br />
Duncan White (London)<br />
Sonic Visions<br />
Yvonne Spielmann (West Scotland)<br />
Soundscapes in Expanded Screen Media<br />
Ágnes Pethő (Cluj-Napoca)<br />
Intermediality as Polyphony:<br />
“Waves” of Words, Images and Sounds in Jean-Luc Godard‟s Cinema<br />
Marco Federici (West Scotland)<br />
Synaesthesia and Abstract Film<br />
C8. ADORNO, THE MEDIA AND MUSIC<br />
Chair: Devi Dumbadze (Bochum)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Sonja Witte (Bremen)<br />
On Loosing One‟s Mind between Image and Sound – Looking from Adorno‟s Critique of<br />
Culture Industry at Meaning of Sound in Psychoanalytic Film Theory<br />
Christoph Hesse (Mainz)<br />
Adorno‟s Foray into the Orchestra Pit of Cinema<br />
Imme Klages (Bochum)<br />
OKLAHOMA! Why the Todd-AO Process Did Not Revolutionize Cinema Sound: A Film<br />
Historical Case-Study On Innovations in Film Industry<br />
Devi Dumbadze (Bochum)<br />
Image Quality of Radio Music, Consumption of Music‟s Own Time. On the Depletion of<br />
Experience in Technical Media<br />
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10.45 – 12.30 PANELS D1-D8 (KCL Strand campus)<br />
D1. DESTABILIZED SOUNDS, FRAGMENTED SOCIETIES & FRACTURED MINDS (II)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Erik Hedling (Lund)<br />
Sounds of Modernity: Bergman and Jazz<br />
Bo Florin (Stockholm)<br />
The Forgotten Dimension: A Case Study of Sound in Roy Andersson‟s Advertising Films<br />
Virginia Bonner (Morrow, GA)<br />
A Tale of Sound and Fury: Jonathan Caouette‟s Tarnation<br />
Patricia Sequeira Brás (London)<br />
Sound as Duration and Repetition<br />
D2. THE POLITICS OF SUB-TITLING<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Samuel Bréan (Paris)<br />
Godard English Cannes: the Reception of Film Socialisme‟s “Navajo English” subtitles<br />
Özlem Köksal (London)<br />
Uses, Abuses and Politics of Subtitles in Film<br />
Adrian Martin (Victoria, Australia)<br />
Words Versus Music: Paradoxes in the Subtitling (or Lack Thereof) of Songs in Film<br />
Roger Macy (Canterbury)<br />
Languages “Unknown To Civilised Man”<br />
D3. PERSPECTIVES ON „MINORITY‟ LANGUAGES (II)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Anu Koivunen (Stockholm)<br />
Memory Machine in Minority Language? The Strategies of Swedish-Language Drama in<br />
Finnish Television<br />
Abigail Keating (Cork)<br />
On the Non/fluency of a Transnational Generation: Performing Identity in Contemporary<br />
Irish-language Media<br />
Kate Woodward (Aberystwyth)<br />
„Sleeping with the Enemy‟: The Welsh Language and Film<br />
Elena Panican (Budapest)<br />
Framing the Inarticulate Other. The Politics of Laughter, Language and Soundtrack in<br />
Contemporary Romanian Television<br />
D4. SYNCHRONICITY, ASYNCHRONICITY AND AUDIO-VISION IN EARLY SOVIET<br />
FILM<br />
Chair: Barbara Wurm (Berlin)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Anke Hennig (Berlin)<br />
Pudovkin and the Asynchrony of Sound<br />
Jana Klenhova (Berlin)<br />
(Re-)Producing Synchronicity<br />
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Sabine Hänsgen (Berlin)<br />
Audio-Vision Revisited<br />
Barbara Wurm (Berlin)<br />
Cinematic Audio-Vision On Paper<br />
D5. AUDIOVISUAL LANGUAGE: ON THE INTERACTION OF SOUND AND IMAGE IN<br />
FICTION FILMS<br />
Chair: Chris Wahl (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Chris Wahl (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
Slow Motion – Slowed Sound<br />
Michael Wedel (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
Magic Resonances. Contemporary Fantasy Cinema and the Aesthetics of Audiovisual<br />
Confluence<br />
Jesko Jockenhövel (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
From Spatial Sound to Spatial Images – Multi-Channel Sound and Stereoscopic Images as<br />
Stylistic and Aesthetic Devices<br />
Martin Schlesinger (Bochum)<br />
São Paulo A/V<br />
D6. LIGHTS! KAMERA! AZIONE! THE LANGUAGES OF INTERNATIONAL<br />
PRODUCTIONS<br />
Chairs: Daniel Steinhart (Los Angeles) and Petr Szczepanik (Brno)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Valeria Camporesi (Madrid) and Natalia Meneses (Madrid)<br />
Cooperative Moves: Italian-Spanish Co-Productions of the Early 1940s in Broader Contexts<br />
Daniel Steinhart (Los Angeles, CA)<br />
“Quiet on the Set!” Navigating the Languages and Logistics of Postwar Hollywood Foreign<br />
Productions<br />
Petr Szczepanik (Brno)<br />
The Soviet “Globalization”: Russians in East-European Studios after World War II<br />
Anna Zoellner (Leeds)<br />
The World Speaks English: Producing TV for the Global Marketplace<br />
D7. INTERMEDIA SOUNDSCAPES: POLITICS AND MEMORY<br />
Chair: Asunción López-Varela (Complutense Madrid)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Ruggero Eugeni (Milan)<br />
Distant Voices, Still Live. The Intermedia Network and the Voices of the Medium Within the<br />
XX Century Soundscape<br />
Maria Grazia Fanchi (Milan)<br />
“I Like Movies That Have Loud Music Noise”: Cinema and Soundscape in Child Film<br />
Experience<br />
Rocio von Jungenfeld (Edinburgh)<br />
Artistic Practices and Media in the Outdoor Environment<br />
Maria Mencia (Kingston)<br />
Word Circuit<br />
Asunción López-Varela (Madrid)<br />
From Ear to …Where? The Sound of Empathy in Multimodal Communication<br />
D8. FILM THEORY, TECHNOLOGY AND SOUND<br />
Chair: tba<br />
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Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Barbara Flueckiger (Zurich)<br />
Wave Field Synthesis and Cinematic Space<br />
Mark Gallagher (Nottingham)<br />
“You Cannot Feel the Sound”: Dolby in Discourse and Practice<br />
Bruno Toussaint (Paris)<br />
Transfiguration of Voicescape: Beyond the Word<br />
Lunch<br />
13.15 – 15.00 – PANELS E1-E8 (KCL Strand campus)<br />
E1. WORKSHOP: OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING – THE WAY OF THE FUTURE?<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Vinzenz Hediger (Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main)<br />
Patricia Pisters (Amsterdam University)<br />
Jeroen Sondervan (Amsterdam University Press)<br />
N.N.<br />
E2. ARTICULATING NATIONAL IDENTITY<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Tijana Mamula (Rome)<br />
The Cinema of Chaos: Pier Paolo Pasolini and the „Question of Language‟ in Postwar Italy<br />
Kevin Johnson (Appleton, MN)<br />
Sounds of the Sudeten Heimat: Projections of National Identity in German and Czech films<br />
from the 1930s<br />
Nicholas Baer (Berkeley)<br />
Promises and Projections: Terms and Coordinates of Messianic Realizability in Works by<br />
Kafka and Kreisler (Nicholas Baer asked to have his title change)<br />
Martyna Olszowska (Krakow)<br />
Listening to Australia. Sound and National Identity In Australian Cinema<br />
E3. SONIC CITIES<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Lawrence Webb (London)<br />
Acoustic Urbanism: Cinematic Sound and the Post-Industrial City<br />
Elena Biserna (Udine)<br />
Audio Walks. Mobile Acoustic Experiences in Urban Space<br />
Jasper Aalbers (Maastricht)<br />
The Soundscape of Hitchcock‟s London<br />
Philippe Meers and Kathleen Lotze (Antwerp)<br />
Experiencing Languages in the Cinema: A Programming and Oral History Analysis on Screen<br />
Languages in the City of Antwerp<br />
E4. THE POLITICS AND AESTHETICS OF THE VOICE-OVER<br />
Chair: tba<br />
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Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Ulrich Meurer (Vienna)<br />
The „Voice of God‟, Movie Trailers and the 2 nd Commandment<br />
Antonio Savorelli (Imola)<br />
Voice-over and Subjective Dissociation in Contemporary American Television<br />
Susan Ericsson (Chicago, IL)<br />
Conflicting Sounds: Queer Appropriation and Historical Accuracies in Damned If You Don’t<br />
Lidia Merás (Barcelona)<br />
Soundscapes of Alphaville: Voice-Over, Music and Other Sounds in Godard‟s Technocratic<br />
City<br />
E5. VOICES IN THE WIRE<br />
Chair: Margrethe Bruun Vaage (Trondheim/Canterbury)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Audun Engelstad (Lillehammer)<br />
Exposition and Confession – The Talk of Television and The Wire<br />
Jørgen Bruhn (Växjö) and Anne Gjelsvik (Trondheim)<br />
A Hetoroglot World View<br />
Margrethe Bruun Vaage (Trondheim/Canterbury)<br />
The Limits of Sympathy: Missing Voices in The Wire<br />
Lindsey Campbell (Montreal)<br />
All in the Game: Representations of Post 9/11 Urban Experiences in HBO‟s The Wire<br />
E6. ACTING AND SCREEN MEDIA: REFLECTIONS ON IMAGE, SOUND, MOVEMENT<br />
AND GESTURE<br />
Chair: Malte Hagener (Marburg)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Lisa Åkervall (Berlin)<br />
Acting and Agency: Professional Non-Actors in Gus Van Sant‟s Elephant<br />
Tarja Laine (Amsterdam)<br />
Counterfeit Affection: Love as Theatre, Cinema as Seduction<br />
Mirjam Schaub (Berlin)<br />
A Face Convincing As A Lie. Facial Verism in Lars von Trier‟s film DOGVILLE<br />
Jörg Sternagel (Potsdam)<br />
Interfering Presences, Transient Encounters: Acting and the Film Experience<br />
E7. EMPTY SPACES – (IN)VISIBLE STRUCTURES<br />
Chair: Pepita Hesselberth (Amsterdam)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Emre Çağlayan (Canterbury)<br />
The Invisible Catastrophe: Space and Time in Werckmeister Harmonies<br />
Agata Lisek (Gdańsk)<br />
There - The Significance of Empty Space in Nuri Bilge Ceylan‟s Movies<br />
Greg DeCuir (Belgrade)<br />
Trajectories and Traps: The Visualization of Urban Landscapes in Hip-Hop Films<br />
Blandine Joret (Amsterdam)<br />
Vertiginous Cinema: On History Now-Here<br />
E8. THE SOUNDS OF ANIMATION<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
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Jaume Radigales (Barcelona)<br />
Operatic Sound in Cartoons: A Case Study<br />
Malcolm Cook (London)<br />
A Silent Language: British Animated Cartoons, Sound and Text<br />
Paul Taberham (Canterbury)<br />
Sound-Image Synchronization in Disney Cartoons and Visual Music<br />
Peter Sillet (Canterbury)<br />
„This Story Has Never Ended‟: Narrative Excess And Comprehension In Mind Game and<br />
Dimension Bomb<br />
15.30 – 17.15 – PANELS F1-F8 [KCL Strand]<br />
F1. SOUNDS OF HORROR AND FEAR<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Paul Newland (Aberystwyth)<br />
Full of (Dolby Optical Stereo) Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing: The Horrific Soundscape<br />
of The Shout (1978)<br />
Alain Boillat (Lausanne)<br />
Audiovisual Media and “Medium-ness”: the Voice Let Loose in the Horror Film (Drag Me to<br />
Hell)<br />
Martin Barnier (Lyon) and Carlos Henrique Silveira (Lyon)<br />
Hammer Productions: How the Horror Sounds<br />
Lucio Spaziante (Bologna)<br />
Sound Figures of Fear<br />
F2. DUBBING PRACTICES: IN AND OUT OF SYNC<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Simone Knox (Reading)<br />
Tony Blair isn‟t speaking English: Dubbing, Docudrama, and The Queen<br />
Sarah Wright (London)<br />
Dubbing the Child Star in Spanish Francoist Film<br />
Neepa Majumdar (Pittsburgh, PA)<br />
“Banana Oil!” Reflections on Overdubbing, Synchronicity, and Sound Theory in J-Men<br />
Forever<br />
Stefano Baschiera (Belfast)<br />
Shooting in Sync: The Question of Sound Recording in Early Bertolucci‟s Cinema<br />
F3. CITIES AND SCAPES<br />
Chair: Christoph Lindner (Amsterdam)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Christoph Lindner (Amsterdam)<br />
Space and Scape Debates: Soja, Lyotard, Deleuze and Guattari<br />
Daan Wesselman (Leiden)<br />
“In the Parlance of our Times”: L.A. and the Repetition of Language in The Big Lebowski<br />
Dan Hassler‐Forest (Amsterdam)<br />
The Cityscape as Artistic Reflection in Synecdoche, New York<br />
Pedram Dibazar (Amsterdam)<br />
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The Transcendental, the Silent and the Space of Resistance:<br />
The Sonic Presence of the Iranian City<br />
F4. WOMEN, NEW THEORY, AND CONTEMPORARY HORROR<br />
Chair: Rikke Schubart (Odense)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Malin Isaksson (Umeå)<br />
Girls Who Like It Rough: True Blood Women in Fan Fiction<br />
Rikke Schubart (Odense)<br />
Mastering Disgust: Horror as Feminine Experience<br />
Lisa Coulthard (Vancouver, BC)<br />
Sound in French „New Extremist‟ Films<br />
Luis Garcia-Mainar (Zaragoza)<br />
Language in Transnational Crime Dramas<br />
F5. ACOUSTIC SENSES. EXPERIENCING CINEMATIC MEANING IN AUDIOVISUAL<br />
CONFIGURATIONS<br />
Chair: Sarah-Mai Dang (Berlin)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Jan-Hendrik Bakels (Berlin)<br />
Transcultural Soundscapes. Sound Design and the Staging of Community in Transnational<br />
Thrillers<br />
Sarah-Mai Dang (Berlin)<br />
A Match Well Made – A Job Well Done: Gossip as Aesthetic Perception Modality of<br />
Sociality<br />
Sarah Greifenstein (Berlin)<br />
Multimodal Intonations. How Timbre, Pitch and Rhythm of Vocal Tones Structure the Film<br />
Aesthetics of Screwball Comedies<br />
Sylvia Müller (Berlin)<br />
Displaced Voices – Leaks of Representation in Banksy – Exit Through the Gift Shop<br />
F6. THE VERISIMILITUDE OF SOUND IN CINEMA<br />
Chair: Selim Eyuboglu (Istanbul)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Isabelle Delmotte (Lismore, Australia)<br />
Living in Sound but Listening to the Screen: Sensory Gaps, Narrative Expectations and Sonic<br />
Creation in Cinema Sound Design<br />
Nur Özgenalp (Amsterdam)<br />
Vocal Shadows in Psychological Thrillers<br />
Z. Tu Akbal Sualp (Istanbul)<br />
Murmuring, Mourning and Liminal Soundscapes of Turkey‟s Cinema<br />
Asbjørn Tiller (Trondheim)<br />
Reverberation and Resonance – Visual Imagination through Cinematic Soundscapes<br />
F7. MUSIC AND OTHER SOUNDS IN PORTUGUESE FILM<br />
Chair: Ana Isabel Soares (Algarve)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Ana Isabel Soares (Algarve)<br />
Short-Circuiting Meaning Through Experimentation in Sound: A strange Case<br />
Daniel Ribas (Aveiro)<br />
Sound in Portuguese Film of the 2000s<br />
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Paulo Cunha (Coimbra)<br />
Musicals in Portuguese Cinema: The Singular Case of Fernando Lopes<br />
Paulo Granja (Coimbra)<br />
The French New Wave and the New Portuguese Cinema – From Film Criticism to Film<br />
Practice<br />
F8. RHYTHMIC STRUCTURES OF MEANING IN NATIONAL MEDIA CULTURES<br />
Chair: Maria N. Corrigan (Santa Barbara)<br />
Location: KCL – room tba<br />
Maria N. Corrigan (Santa Barbara)<br />
Mixing Metaphors: The Rhythm of Soviet Film Language<br />
Anikó Imre (Los Angeles)<br />
The Regional Sound of Nationalism: Socialist Historical Film and Television<br />
Herbert Schwaab (Regensburg)<br />
Slow Motion Song Sequences in Contemporary Television Series<br />
Respondent: Malte Hagener (Marburg)<br />
18.15 – 19.45 – Keynote 2: John Urry (Lancaster)<br />
Location: Tuke Hall, Regent‟s College<br />
19.45-20.15 – Break<br />
20.15-22.00 – <strong>NECS</strong> Membership Meeting<br />
Location: Tuke Hall, Regent‟s College<br />
DAY 3: SATURDAY 25th June <strong>2011</strong> – time/place: tba<br />
Thinking Theory: 1st Annual Workshop <strong>2011</strong> - Lacan/Deleuze: Seeing Sound<br />
Please send any requests concerning this workshop to jana.zilova@gmail.com<br />
and/or larathompson@hotmail.co.uk<br />
DAY 3: SATURDAY 25th June <strong>2011</strong> – Birkbeck/Senate House<br />
8.30 – 10.15 – PANELS G1-G8 (Birkbeck)<br />
G1. CULTURAL APPROACHES TO FILM<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Sofia Sampaio (Lisbon)<br />
Tourism in Film: Beyond the „Tourist Gaze‟<br />
Banu Pekol (Istanbul)<br />
Dancing with Space: The Role of Architecture in Choreographic Films<br />
Rahoul Masrani (London)<br />
Cinema and the Global City: Moving Images and Symbolic Identities<br />
Nadi Tofighian (Stockholm)<br />
Writing Film History: Language of Southeast Asian Archives<br />
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G2. NEW DIMENSIONS OF SOUND IN ADAPTATIONS<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Joseba Bonaut & Héctor Oliva (Zaragoza)<br />
Building A New Sound Dimension in Comic Books, Film and Television: Scott Pilgrim vs.<br />
The World and The Walking Dead<br />
Jo Tyler (Bournemouth)<br />
From Pictures to Sound: The Sonic Potentiality of Radio in the Adaptation of the Graphic<br />
Novel<br />
Laura Sava (Warwick)<br />
Listening Demands and Aural Perspectives in Je rentre à la maison<br />
Florian Mundhenke (Leipzig)<br />
Resourceful Frames and Sensory Functions – Sound Transformations from Game to Film in Silent<br />
Hill<br />
G3. FILM INDUSTRIES: CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES IN PRODUCTION AND<br />
DISTRIBUTION<br />
Chair: Paul McDonald (Portsmouth)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Geoff King (London)<br />
Indie 2.0: The Use of Online Resources in Contemporary Low-Budget American Indie Film<br />
Olof Hedling (Lund)<br />
Some Perils in the Making of a Film Town: A Brief European Case Study<br />
Patrick Vonderau (Stockholm)<br />
„At the End of the Day, It‟s All About Time‟:<br />
Studying Production from a Prop Maker‟s Perspective<br />
Nolwenn Mingant (Paris)<br />
Foreign Languages and Actors in Contemporary Hollywood Films<br />
G4. MIGRANT AUDIBILITY<br />
Chair: Katarzyna Marciniak (Athens, OH)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Imogen Tyler (Lancaster) and Rosalind Gill (London)<br />
Postcolonial Girl: Migrant Audibility and Intimate Activism<br />
Bruce Bennett (Lancaster)<br />
Can the Alien Speak? Migrant Audibility in Recent Science Fiction Cinema<br />
Katarzyna Marciniak (Athens, OH)<br />
Migrant In/Visibility and In/Audibility: Krzysztof Wodiczko‟s Guests<br />
Áine O‟Healy (Los Angeles)<br />
Liminal Spaces, Uncanny Encounters, and Acousmatic Voices in Claudio Noce‟s Good<br />
Morning Aman<br />
G5. “HASSE & TAGE” AS TRADEMARK: FILM AS PART OF A CULTURAL BRANDING<br />
ENTERPRISE<br />
Chair: Åsa Jernudd (Örebro)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Boel Ulfsdotter (Skövde)<br />
The Museum as Source for the Construction of Memory<br />
Johan Nilsson (Örebro)<br />
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Constructing Popular Topical Humor<br />
Cecilia Mörner (Örebro)<br />
“Änglamark”: The Construction of Place and Ecocriticism<br />
Åsa Jernudd (Örebro)<br />
Is the Appeal of Hasse & Tage Strictly National? A Case Study of The Adventures of Picasso<br />
G6. REGIONAL AND CULTURAL POLITICS AT FILM FESTIVALS<br />
Chair: Ger Zielinski (Trent)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
SooJeong Ahn (Seoul)<br />
Making a Hub of Asian Cinema: PIFF (Pusan FF)‟s Regionalization Strategy<br />
Jindřiška Bláhová (Prague/Norwich)<br />
The Political Significance of the Butcher in Love: The Role of Marty in the Process of the<br />
Restoration of Contact between Hollywood and Czechoslovakia in the 1950s<br />
Ger Zielinski (Trent)<br />
From LGBT to Queer Film Festivals: On Negotiating the Global within the Local, and Vice-<br />
Versa<br />
Lindiwe Dovey (London)<br />
The Poetics and Politics of Jury Work at International Film Festivals in Africa<br />
G7. NEW DIMENSIONS IN FILM THEORY<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Thomas Morsch (Berlin)<br />
What Film Does: Notes on Film‟s Performative Dimension<br />
Mats Björkin (Gothenburg)<br />
Reconfiguring the Eccentric(s): Sherlock, L, and Other Strange Objects<br />
Bradford Owen (Los Angeles, CA)<br />
Viewing Pleasure: Transportation, Affective Disposition, and Need for Cognition as Factors<br />
in Enjoyment of Film Narratives<br />
G8. HOW TO BE HEARD: SOUND, LANGUAGE AND ORAL WITNESS IN AMATEUR<br />
FILMS<br />
Chair: Winfried Pauleit (Bremen)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Ryan Shand (Glasgow)<br />
Obstacle or Opportunity for Amateur Film Art? Divided Opinion on Sound in the 1960s<br />
Karin Fest (Vienna)<br />
Mute Voids: Conceptual Strategies of Sound and Language Creation within Silent Amateur<br />
Films<br />
Karianne Fiorini (Bologna)<br />
The Sound of Contemporary Witnesses. The Importance of Gathering Testimonies in the<br />
Amateur Film Archival Process<br />
Siegfried Mattl (Vienna)<br />
Unfriendly Take‐Over. A Case Study on Sound Technology‟s Impact on Amateur Film<br />
10.45 – 12.30 – PANELS H1-H8 (Birkbeck)<br />
H1. EXHIBITION, DISTRIBUTION, CENSORSHIP<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
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David Newman (Burnaby, BC)<br />
Comparative Censorship Regimes in Hong Kong, the Straits Settlements and Shanghai<br />
International Settlement, 1916-1941<br />
Mariah Larsson (Malmö)<br />
The Use of Sexually Explicit Material in Medical Sex Research<br />
Özde Çeliktemel-Thomen (London)<br />
Regulation and Censorship of Early Cinema in the late Ottoman Empire: The Case of the<br />
Censorship of Films Act of 1915<br />
Pavel Skopal (Brno)<br />
Cinema Culture in GDR from the Local Perspective: The Case of Saxony in the 1950s<br />
H2. LOST IN TRANSLATION? MULTIPLE LANGUAGES IN FILM<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Kaya Özkaracalar (Istanbul)<br />
A Comparison of the English- and Turkish-Language Versions of Euro-Turkish Co-<br />
Productions of the 1970s<br />
Malcolm Edwards (London)<br />
A Confusion of Tongues: Multilingualism, Identity and Power in István Szabó‟s Colonel Redl<br />
Carol O‟Sullivan (Portsmouth)<br />
Allo Berlin! Ici Paris/Hallo Paris! Hier spricht Berlin: Language Management Strategies In<br />
1930s Film<br />
Tamara Antona & Juan Martin (Madrid)<br />
Lost in the Globalization World: Broken Language Borders<br />
H3. SOUND AND FILM DESIGN<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Iona Pelovska (York)<br />
Hearing Images: Editing and the Musicality of the Moving Image<br />
Gustavo Peña y Lillo (Monterey, Mexico)<br />
A „Sound Design‟ Definition<br />
Annelies van Noortwijk (Groningen)<br />
The Scene of Empathy in Contemporary Documentary: A Synesthetic Experience<br />
Trond Lundemo (Stockholm)<br />
Parallel Tracks: The Hybridity of Sound in the Age of the Digital<br />
H4. WORKSHOP: TEACHING MEDIA ARCHEOLOGY<br />
Chair: Alexandra Schneider (Amsterdam) and Wanda Strauven (Amsterdam)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Edwin Carels (Ghent)<br />
Jussi Parikka (Cambridge)<br />
Michael Wedel (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
H5. THE SOUNDSCAPES OF MUSIC VIDEOS<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Jaap Kooijman (Amsterdam)<br />
I Want My MTV on DVD: Analyzing Music Videos in a Post Music Television Era<br />
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Kelemen Zsolt (Szeged)<br />
Arcade Fire 2.0 and the Database Logic<br />
Allan Cameron (Auckland, New Zealand)<br />
Instrumental Landscapes: Electronica, Music Video and the Environmental Interface<br />
Laura Frahm (Weimar)<br />
Sounding Spaces. Designing the Soundscapes of Music Video<br />
H6. TASTE MAKERS: FILM FESTIVALS AND THEIR RELATION TO FILM<br />
AESTHETICS AND PROGRAMMING<br />
Chair: Skadi Loist (Hamburg)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Kirsten Stevens (Victoria)<br />
The Rise of the Curator‐Star: Celebrity Festival Directors and the Marketing of Taste<br />
Niels Niessen (Minneapolis, MN)<br />
A New, North Wind: the Cinéma du Nord at Cannes<br />
Lalehan Öcal (Istanbul/Marmara)<br />
The Gate between the Film Festivals and Narrative: Prerequisites of Success and Visibility<br />
Considering Abbas Kiarostami‟s Certified Copy<br />
Ryan Noelle Bowles (Santa Barbara, CA)<br />
Rights in Translation: Language and Testimony at the International Human Rights Film<br />
Festival<br />
H7. THE RISING APPEAL OF DOCUDRAMA IN CONTINENTAL EUROPE<br />
Chair: Victoria Pastor-González (London)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Derek Paget (Reading)<br />
Docudrama: an Overview<br />
Tobias Ebbrecht (Weimar)<br />
Translation and Transformation – Accessing the Past in German TV Docudrama<br />
Georges Fournier (Lyon)<br />
The Fictional Treatment of Sensitive Issues on French TV Channels<br />
Victoria Pastor-González (London)<br />
Docudrama on Spanish Television: The Current Situation and Future Developments<br />
H8. SPEAKING ABOUT SOUND<br />
Chair: Holger Schulze (Berlin)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Michael Bull (Brighton)<br />
These Boots are Made For Walking: Audio-Visual Narratives in the Life of Popular Song<br />
Anke Eckardt (independent scholar)<br />
Verticality and Power. Listen!<br />
Georg Spehr (Berlin)<br />
Play the Sound: the Sound of Computer Games<br />
Frauke Behrendt (Cambridge)<br />
Mobile Sound Art: How Do Participants Verbalise Their Experiences?<br />
Holger Schulze (Berlin)<br />
Adventures into Sound: Sonic Fiction As Heuristic<br />
Lunch<br />
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13.30 – 15.15 – PANELS I1-I8 (Birkbeck)<br />
I1. GENDER, GENRE AND AUTHORSHIP<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Klaus Rieser (Graz)<br />
Father of the Bride vs. 35 rhums: Father-daughter Relations and Marriage in Film<br />
Diana Popa (Budapest)<br />
Working to Obtain the Opposite Effect: De-Composing Rhythm in Police, Adjective<br />
Györgyi Vajdovich (Budapest)<br />
The Use of Sound in Jacques Tati‟s Burlesques<br />
Hiu M. Chan (London)<br />
Fetishism Through Voice: Seiyū in Japanese Anime<br />
I2. MUSICAL GENRES IN EUROPEAN AND WORLD CINEMA<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Melis Behlil (Istanbul)<br />
“Kuzu Kuzu” vs “Tikhi tikhi”: Negotiations Between Indian and Turkish Film Music<br />
Phil Powrie (Guildford)<br />
Recuperating the French Musical: Tino Rossi and Luis Mariano in the Post-war Period<br />
Anthony De Melo (London)<br />
The Mise-En-Scene of Voice and Gesture in Fado in the Portuguese Cinema<br />
Marcin Wisniewski (Montreal)<br />
Whatever Happens in a Dance Sequence Stays in the Dance Sequence: Bhansali‟s Devdas &<br />
the Presentation of Queer Sexualities<br />
I3. SOUND AND IMAGE: THE SPACES IN BETWEEN?<br />
Chair: Shekhar Deshpande (Glenside, PA)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Anna Backman Rogers (Groningen)<br />
On the Deleuzian Relationship Between the Sound and Visual Tracks in Gus Van Sant‟s<br />
Elephant (2003) and Last Days (2004)<br />
Laura Rascaroli (Cork)<br />
Sonic Interstices: Essay Film, Voice-over, and Spectatorial Space in Robert Cambrinus‟s<br />
Commentary (2009)<br />
Paul Dobryden (Berkeley, CA)<br />
“Things We can't Untie”? Sound and Vision in Werner Herzog's Fata Morgana<br />
Shekhar Deshpande (Glenside, PA)<br />
Sound and Image in Musical Documentaries: Marina Andree‟s Sevdah (2009)<br />
I4. TALES OF THREE CITIES<br />
Chair: Ian Christie (London)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Ranita Chatterjee (London)<br />
Cinema and the Colonial City: Catering for Calcutta‟s Multiple Audiences<br />
Eleni Liarou (London)<br />
From Docklands to Notting Hill: Cinematic mappings of imperial and post-imperial London<br />
Peter Walsh (Sheffield)<br />
Sheffield: An Un/Recognisable Cinematic City?<br />
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Ian Christie (London)<br />
Nice Times: What is urban screen history trying to study?<br />
I5. AUDIO DIMENSIONS OF WEB 2.0<br />
Chair: Eggo Müller (Utrecht)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Tiago Baptista (London)<br />
YouTube, Attractions and Narrative Integration<br />
Iris Cseke (München)<br />
Theatre Trailers: Advertising Films of German Theatres on YouTube<br />
Rainer Hillrichs (Bonn/Santa Barbara, CA)<br />
Audio Aesthetics of Early YouTube Videos<br />
Karin van Es (Utrecht)<br />
Constructing Liveness on eJAMMING<br />
I6. THE SOUNDS OF COMMERCE<br />
Chair: Patrick Vonderau (Stockholm)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Lydia Nsiah (Vienna)<br />
Avant-gardistic Advertising Films: More than Music in the Eye<br />
Sema Colpan & Joachim Schaetz (Vienna)<br />
When the Plumbers Start Singing: Employing the “Sound of Vienna” in 1930s Advertising<br />
Films<br />
Mats Jönsson (Lund)<br />
Political Branding: Uses of Sound in Swedish Election Films from the 1940s<br />
Lucie Cesalkova (Brno)<br />
Secretive Agitation. Sounds, Words and Silence as Means of Persuasion in Czechoslovak<br />
Advertising Film of the 1950s<br />
Talvani Lange (Curitiba)<br />
Is This the End of Conventional Advertising in TV Broadcasting?<br />
I7. THE POWER OF THE CIRCUIT: FILM FESTIVALS BETWEEN DISTINCTION,<br />
ACTIVISM AND INDUSTRY<br />
Chair: Marijke de Valck (Amsterdam)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Saër Maty Bâ (Portsmouth)<br />
Power/Knowledge and the Turntable: Film Festival Circuit(ing) Matters<br />
Skadi Loist (Hamburg)<br />
From Activism to Industry? The Role of Queer Film Festivals in the Larger Film Festival<br />
Circuit<br />
Aida Vallejo Vallejo (Madrid)<br />
Festival Feedback: Interactions between Creative Documentary and its Distribution Network<br />
in the Context of Europe<br />
Marijke de Valck (Amsterdam)<br />
Film Training and Festivals<br />
I8. SOUND, NARRATION AND ATMOSPHERE<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Ana Barroso (Lisbon)<br />
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The Redemption of Banality: an aesthetic depiction of ordinary teenage life. Audio-visual<br />
dissonances in Gus Van Sant‟s Elephant and Paranoid Park.<br />
Nicola Dusi (Modena)<br />
Narrating by Sound Figures<br />
Suzanne Barnard (Pittsburgh)<br />
Rhythm in Pedro Costa‟s Colossal Youth<br />
Sermin Ildırar & Mehmet Sarı (Istanbul)<br />
Hypnotic Atmospheres in the Movies of Reha Erdem Created by the Drone-Like Use of<br />
Sound<br />
15.45 – 17.15 – PANELS J1-J6 (Birkbeck)<br />
J1. THE LANGUAGES AND PRACTICES OF INTERNATIONAL FILM CULTURES<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Mar Diestro-Dópido (London)<br />
Latin-American Filmmakers of the 1960s and 1970s and Film Festivals<br />
Per Vesterlund (Gävle)<br />
Dear Harry/Dear Paul – Selling the Concept of European Art Cinema in the 1960s<br />
Mattias Frey (Cantenbury)<br />
Postwar British Film Criticism‟s Reaction to Cahiers du cinéma: Sight and Sound and the<br />
Establishment of Middlebrow Taste<br />
Özge Özyılmaz (Istanbul)<br />
Creating Citizens, Creating Audiences: Film Magazines in the Early Republican Period of<br />
Turkey<br />
J2. THE SOUNDS (AND SIGHTS) OF MUSIC<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Sarah Artt (Edinburgh)<br />
The Future Sound of Retro: Daft Punk, Tron: Legacy and the Sound of Science Fiction<br />
Anton Fuxjäger (Vienna)<br />
Translation, Emphasis, Counterpoint – On the Function of Music in Visual Music<br />
Chih-Ting Chen (Hong Kong)<br />
The Extra-Territorial Space of Music in Wong Kar-Wai‟s In the Mood for Love<br />
Luca Barra & Massimo Scaglioni (Milan)<br />
Hits from the Box: Music Business and Italian Contemporary Television<br />
J3. DOCUMENTARY PRACTICES<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Debra Beattie (Nathan, Australia)<br />
Soundscape Studies and Documentary Practice<br />
Terry Austrin and John Farnsworth (Christchurch, New Zealand)<br />
Cursed Memories: Sound, Ethnographic Documentary and the Reconstitution of Cultural<br />
Identity<br />
Stefano Odorico (Cork)<br />
Communicative Structures in Interactive Non-fiction Production<br />
Ihab Saloul (Maastricht)<br />
The “Anti-linear Sound-Image”: Exile Beyond Fiction and Documentary Divide<br />
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J4. EXPERIMENTAL FILM SOUND-TECHNICS<br />
Chair: Felicity Colman (Manchester)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Felicity Colman (Manchester)<br />
Sound Affect: The Political Economy of Women on Screen<br />
Colin Gardner (Santa Barbara)<br />
Canadian Gothic and the Return of the Repressed: Stan Douglas‟s Nu‟tka & the Postcolonial<br />
Sound-Image<br />
Michael Goddard (Salford)<br />
No Wave Soundscapes Between Film and Music<br />
J5. FILM INDUSTRIES: INTERMEDIALITY, LANGUAGE, TRANSNATIONAL<br />
EXCHANGES IN EUROPEAN CONTEXTS<br />
Chair: Olof Hedling (Lund)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Alejandro Pardo and Patricia Diego (Pamplona)<br />
From Financial Allies to Leading Co-producers: The Changing Role of TV Networks in the<br />
Spanish Film Industry<br />
Francesco Di Chiara (Ferrara)<br />
Intermediality in the 1950s Italian Film Industry: The Case of the Titanus‟ Film-canzone<br />
Sophie Rudolph (St. Gallen)<br />
Mapping Swiss Cinema<br />
Bruce Williams (Wayne, NJ)<br />
Redshift: Reconceptualizing Eastern European National Cinemas<br />
J6. PUBLISHERS PANEL<br />
Chairs: Dorota Ostrowska & Ginette Vincendeau<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
With:<br />
Yoram Allom (Wallflower)<br />
Philippa Brewster (IB Tauris)<br />
Jeroen Sondervan (Amsterdam University Press)<br />
18.15 – 19:45 - Keynote 3: Richard Dyer (KCL)<br />
Location: Beveridge Hall, Senate House<br />
19:45 – 22:00 Screen drinks reception<br />
Location: Macmillan Hall, Senate House<br />
DAY 4: SUNDAY 26th June <strong>2011</strong> – Birkbeck<br />
9.00 – 10.45 – PANELS K1-K7 (Birkbeck)<br />
K1. THE INTERMEDIA ARCHIVE: SOUND, WRITING AND MOVING IMAGES IN THE<br />
FILM ARCHIVE<br />
Chair: Anna Sofia Rossholm (Växjö)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Anne Bachmann (Stockholm)<br />
Do We Have the Job Cut Out For Us? Assessing the Potential of Press Cutting Collections for<br />
Film Historiography<br />
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Dagmar Brunow (Hamburg/Halmstad)<br />
Archival Practice as Counter Memory: Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Independent Video<br />
Workshops<br />
Jan Holmberg (Stockholm)<br />
The Voice and the Phenomenon: Some (written) Notes on Acoustic Archival Objects<br />
Christopher Natzén (Stockholm)<br />
Voices from the Archive: Subtitling and Language Barriers During the Conversion to Sound<br />
Film<br />
K2. FILMING THE VOICE: EMOTION AND ENJOYMENT<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Eef Masson (Utrecht)<br />
Whose Master‟s Voice? Sound and Speech in Classroom Teaching Films of the 1950s<br />
Katalin Bálint and Márta Csabai (Budapest)<br />
Listening, Reading or Watching A Dialogue: Emotional and Empathic Responses Elicited by<br />
Different Representation Forms<br />
Gerwin van der Pol (Amsterdam)<br />
The Impact of Someone Seen Speaking<br />
Lemi Baruh (Istanbul)<br />
They Had It Coming! Negotiation of Privacy Values and Voyeuristic Enjoyment of Reality<br />
Television<br />
K3. EXPERIMENTAL SOUNDS<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Aija Laura Zivitere (Riga)<br />
Sound and „Twilight‟ in the Films of Anri Sala<br />
Natalia Samutina (Moscow)<br />
Utopia Across Media and Beyond: Where is the Plastic Beach Located?<br />
Judit Pieldner (Miercurea Ciuc)<br />
Unfolding Sound in András Jeles‟s Film Art<br />
Suzanne Buchan (London)<br />
Metaphysical „Voices‟: Dialectics of Music, Sound and Resident Noise in the Quay Brothers‟<br />
Short Films<br />
K4. VOICES WITHOUT BODIES AND BODIES WITHOUT VOICES IN<br />
CONTEMPORARY AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA<br />
Chair: Sophie Einwächter (Bochum)<br />
Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Bernd Leiendecker (Bochum)<br />
Lying and Cheating: the Relationship Between Voice-Over and Unreliable Narration in Film<br />
Christine Piepiorka (Bochum) and Daniela Olek (Bochum)<br />
Disembodied Gender – Female Voice-Over in Contemporary American Television Series<br />
Julia Eckel (Bochum)<br />
„AniMuted‟ Characters – Voicelessness in the Digital Universe<br />
Sophie Einwächter (Bochum)<br />
Fans Taking Over: Stars Speechless – The Peculiar Productivity of Fandubs<br />
K5. ANIMAL SOUNDS: HYBRIDS BETWEEN HUMAN, NATURE, AND TECHNOLOGY<br />
Chair: Christine Hanke (Braunschweig)<br />
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Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Ute Holl (Basel)<br />
Bioacoustics: Animal Voices Between Language, Sound and Music<br />
Sabine Nessel (Berlin)<br />
Animal Images - Human Sounds. On Ways of Presenting Animals in Zoos and the Cinema<br />
Christine Hanke (Braunschweig)<br />
The Hybrid Lives of the Filmic Dinosaur<br />
K6. WHAT WE HEAR IN HORROR: THEORIZING UNCANNY SOUNDS IN FILM<br />
Chair: Michael Wedel (Potsdam-Babelsberg)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Drehli Robnik (Vienna)<br />
The Droning Community: Sounding the Political Aesthetics of Horror Movies´ Atmospheric<br />
Noises<br />
Sulgi Lie (Berlin)<br />
Acoustic Mimicry<br />
Michaela Wünsch (Berlin)<br />
The Sound of Breathing in Horror Films<br />
Sermin Ildırar (Istanbul) and Mehmet Sarı (Istanbul)<br />
Hypnotic Atmospheres in the Movies of Reha Erdem created by the Drone-Like Use of<br />
Sound<br />
K7. LOCATING THE VOICE IN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY<br />
Chair: Angelica Fenner (Toronto)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Susan Aasman (Groningen)<br />
Voices Leaking Through the Image: Home Video and the Multiplication of Meaning In<br />
(Auto)Biographical Documentary<br />
Petra Löffler (Vienna)<br />
The Sound of Memory: Robert Frank‟s Autobiographical Films<br />
Angelica Fenner (Toronto)<br />
Heard but not Seen: The Invisible Autobiographer in Thomas Arslan‟s From Afar (2005)<br />
Ilona Hongisto (Turku)<br />
Documentary Fabulation and the Creation of Collectivity<br />
11.00 – 12.45 – PANELS L1-L7 (Birkbeck)<br />
L1. THE SOUND OF ITALIAN CINEMA (1943-1968): PHENOMENOLOGY AND<br />
AESTHETICS<br />
Chair: Francesco Pitassio (Udine)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Massimo Locatelli (Milan)<br />
Italian Cinema (1943-1963): Between High Fidelity and Stereophony<br />
Francesco Pitassio (Udine)<br />
“You Know How To Whistle, Don‟t You?" Popular Tradition, American Madness and some<br />
Opera. Music and Songs in Neorealism<br />
Elena Mosconi (Milan)<br />
Mad for Opera. Italian Identity in Musical Films of the Fifties<br />
Mauro Buzzi (Milan)<br />
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When Cinema Spun You Around. Conservative and Innovative Aspects in Italian Music<br />
Cinema During the 60‟s Noom<br />
L2. GENRE AND AESTHETICS IN NEW TURKISH CINEMA<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Zeynep Merve Uygun (Istanbul)<br />
The Transformation of Sound in New Turkish Cinema:<br />
Sound as Actor in Reha Erdem‟s Films<br />
Nezih Erdogan (Istanbul)<br />
Sound Design in New Turkish Cinema - Alibi Caught Red-Handed?<br />
Deniz Bayrakdar (Istanbul)<br />
Sound of Silence/ Silence of Sound<br />
Murat Akser (Istanbul)<br />
Green Pine Resurrected: Parody and Citizenship in Turkish Cinema<br />
L3. TUNING IN: WHAT IS/WAS TELEVISION SOUND?<br />
Chair: Senta Siewert (Bochum)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Anthony Enns (Halifax, Nova Scotia)<br />
The Acoustic Space of Television<br />
Carolyn Birdsall (Amsterdam)<br />
Sound, Television Theory and Sports Broadcasting<br />
Svein Høier (Trondheim)<br />
Point of Audition in Television Documentaries<br />
David Sedman (Dallas, TX)<br />
MTS in the United States (1984-2009): The Life and Death of Multichannel TV Sound<br />
L4. LETTERS, DIARIES AND NOTEBOOKS: EXPLORING CINEMATIC VOICES<br />
Chair: Christian Quendler (Innsbruck)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Anna Sofia Rossholm (Växjö)<br />
The Intimate Writings of Ingmar Bergman: Tracing the Voice of the Auteur through Letters,<br />
Diaries and Notebooks<br />
Christian Quendler (Innsbruck)<br />
Literary Detours: The Cinematic Diary Across Fiction, Stage and Screen<br />
Eirik Frisvold Hanssen (Trondheim)<br />
Auteur Gazing: Notions of Spectatorship and Auteurism in Fan Mail to Film Directors<br />
Christina Ljungberg (Zürich)<br />
Constructing Paul Auster‟s Cinematic Voice<br />
L5. LOCATING THE SONG<br />
Chair: Tom Whittaker (Kingston)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Tom Whittaker (Kingston)<br />
Soundscapes of Resistance in the Spanish quinqui Film<br />
Andrea Rinke (Kingston)<br />
The Pain and the Pleasure: Songs and Spaces in Trainspotting and Human Traffic<br />
Catherine O‟Brien (Kingston)<br />
“Ave Maria”: sacred spaces in Lourdes and 28 Days Later<br />
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L6. SOUNDSCAPE AND THE VISUAL ARTS<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Lars Diurling (Lund)<br />
Peter Kylberg: The Unveiling of a Swedish Filmmaker Held In Obscurity<br />
Katerina Loukopoulou (London)<br />
The Sound of Sculpture on Film<br />
Monika Keska (Granada)<br />
The Shout by Jerzy Skolimowski: A Duel for Three Voices<br />
Angelos Koutsourakis (Brighton)<br />
Europe in a State of Crisis: The Dialectics of Landscape and Soundscape in Lars von Trier‟s<br />
The Element of Crime (1984)<br />
L7. FRENCH-CANADIAN IDENTITY IN THE INTERSTICES<br />
Chair: Louis Pelletier (Montreal)<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room tba<br />
Louis Pelletier (Montreal)<br />
Quebec Moving Picture Theatres and the Rise of a French-Canadian Public Sphere (1935-<br />
1955)<br />
Hubert Sabino (Montreal)<br />
Dubbing and National Identity in Quebec<br />
Gwenn Scheppler (Québec, CA)<br />
Caught Between Two Kinds of Nationalism: The Work of the National Film Board of<br />
Canada‟s Field Representatives (1942-1952)<br />
13.00 – 13.30 – CLOSING REMARKS<br />
Location: Birkbeck, room MAL-B34<br />
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