02/10/2019
OAPEN Library - World Building : Transmedia, Fans, Industries oapen
an International conference
at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University, Montreal
6 Organized by Marta Boni and Martin Lefebvre.
The event is organized in collaboration with Concordia Fine Arts and ARTHEMIS (the Advanced Research Team on the History and Epistemology of Moving Image Studies).
02/10/2019
OAPEN Library - World Building : Transmedia, Fans, Industries oapen
06/11/2013
All the talks are already available on the ARTHEMIS website!
http://arthemis-cinema.ca/fr/colloque/practices-world-building-international-conference
Practices of World Building International Conference | arthemis.nt2.ca Fans, Industries, Media FieldsUniversité Concordia, EV 1,615, 1515 St. Catherine W.Organisateur(s): Lefebvre, MartinBoni, MartaConférencier(s): Collins, JimHills, MattJeffries, DruLeveratto, Jean-MarcMacchia, GiovanniPenley, ConstancePescatore, GuglielmoPicard, MartinRyan, Marie-LaureWolf, Mark J.P....
06/05/2013
An introduction to the conference, from ARTHEMIS's blog.
http://arthemis-cinema.ca/en/blog/expedition-worlds
An expedition into worlds | arthemis.nt2.ca Author(s): Boni, MartaThe idea of putting together the panels of this conference started from the need to study the deep interest of film, television and communication studies for emergent new media and the related practices circulating in the media sphere today. More specifically, we're interested…
06/05/2013
New website:
http://arthemis-cinema.ca/fr/colloque/practices-world-building-international-conference
06/03/2013
Keep this chart handy when you're getting ready to go to your next Doctor Who-themed party: http://on.mash.to/14jah9A
------------ Conference Schedule -------------------
June 6
09:30 AM Introduction : Marta Boni, Martin Lefebvre
THINKING WORLDS ACROSS MEDIA
10:00 M.L. Ryan : Texts, Worlds, Stories : On the Aesthetics of Narrative
and Semiotic Proliferation
10:45 Guglielmo Pescatore : Narrative Ecosystems : a Multidisciplinary
Approach to Media Worlds
11:30 Coffee break
11:45 Martin Picard : Worlds and Video Games : the Case of Japan
12:30 Lunch break
BUILDING WORLDS
14:00 Mark J.P. Wolf : Beyond Immersion : Absorption, Saturation, and
Overflow in the Building of Imaginary Worlds
14:45 Break
15:00 Florence Goyet : Changing Worlds : Can Fan Culture Work as
Epic?
15:45 Giovanni Macchia : Alternative Worlds, Multiverse : The Point of
View of Cosmology
16:30 Marta Boni : Concluding Remarks
17:00 PM Cocktail
June 7
VIEWERS AND FANS AS WORLD-BUILDERS
10:00 Jean-Marc Leveratto : Questions de méthode. Le sociologue face
à l’industrie culturelle et à ses métamorphoses contemporaines
10:45 Jim Collins : Transmediaphilia and the Pleasures of the Personal
Digital Archive
11:30 Coffee break
11:45 Constance Penley : World-building and Gendered Fan Practices
12:30 Lunch break
REMEDIATION, INTERTEXTUALITY, TRANSMEDIA, MEDIA MIX
14:00 Matt Hills : How did the ‘Whoniverse’ Begin? Hyperdiegesis and
Trans-transmedia
14:45 Break
15:00 Alexander Zahlten : Worldtime, Lifetime, Bodytime.
Interrogating Models of World Building
15:45 Dru Jeffries : Of Superheroes and Celluloid : Allegory, Truth, and
Technology in the Dark Knight Trilogy
16:30 Marc Steinberg : Concluding Remarks
05/29/2013
If you are in Montreal: an exhibition at the Cinémathèque, admission is free.
http://cinematheque.qc.ca/en/secrets-et-illusions-la-magie-des-effets-speciaux
Secrets et illusions - La magie des effets spéciaux | La Cinémathèque québécoise Dès sa première présentation publique, le Cinématographe, puis le cinéma, a été associé à la notion de spectaculaire. [1] Tout au long de son histoire, il a déployé une multitude de mécanismes et de techniques afin d’émerveiller son public.
05/29/2013
Good news: we just obtained a grant from the SSHRC Connection Program for the conference. Everything is set for a great event!
Please check out the list of our amazing speakers:
Jim Collins (Notre Dame), Florence Goyet (Université de Grenoble), Dru Jeffries (Concordia), Matt Hills (Aberystwyth University), Jean-Marc Leveratto (Université de Lorraine), Giovanni Macchia (Western Ontario), Bernard Perron (Udem), Guglielmo Pescatore (Bologna), Constance Penley (UCSB), Marie-Laure Ryan (independent scholar), Mark J.P. Wolf (Concordia Wisconsin), Alexander Zahlten (Harvard).