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American Sniper: Silence and Fury
Post by Debra Ramsay, Research Associate, Technologies of Memory Project, Glasgow University Following is the second installment in the series of fortnightly blogs “From Nottingham and Beyond,”...
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Screening Socialism: Television, Public Space and the Ideals of Progress
Post by Sylwia Szostak, Research Associate, Department of Social Sciences, Loughborough University This is the third installment in the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond,” series, with contributions...
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Game of Thrones: Adaptation and Fidelity in an Age of Convergence
Post by Iain Robert Smith, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, Department of Media, Culture and Language, University of Roehampton This is the fourth installment in the ongoing “From Nottingham and...
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Bullshit Jobs in the Creative Industries
Post by Jack Newsinger, Lecturer in Media and Communication, University of Leicester This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of...
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Monty Python’s Life of Brian, British Local Censorship, and the “Pythonesque”
Post by Kate Egan, Aberystwyth University, UK This is the sixth installment in the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of...
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Public-Service Streaming: BBC Three and the Politics of Online Engagement
Post by Elizabeth Evans, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s...
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Streaming Across Borders: The Digital Single Market, Web-Based Television and...
Post by Sam Ward, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s Department...
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Making an Exit, Coming Home: Israeli Television Creators in a Global-Aiming...
Hagai Levi on the cover of Haaretz weekly magazine, with the accompanying headline, “Curse of Success” (Leora Hadas’ translation). Post by Leora Hadas, University of Nottingham This post continues the...
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Documenting Hitch
Post by Richard Hewett, University of Salford This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s...
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Call of Parental Duty: Advertising’s New Constructions of Video-Gaming Fathers
Vintage advertising image for Atari’s 2600 game console. Post by Anthony Smith, University of Salford This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from...
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James Bond: A Transmedia Anomaly?
Post by Matthew Freeman, Bath Spa University This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond“ series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s Department...
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Hindi Cinema: Coming Soon To A Tweet Near You
Post by Sripana Ray, The Telegraph, Calcutta This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s Department...
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The Visibility and Invisibility of Chinese Independent Films
Post by Sabrina Q. Yu, Newcastle University This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s Department...
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Why Superhero Movies Suck, Part I
An unimpeachable authority[1] offers an irrefutable hypothesis. Post by Mark Gallagher, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions...
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Why Superhero Movies Suck, Part II
A still-unimpeachable authority offers the rest of his surely irrefutable hypothesis.[1] Post by Mark Gallagher, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond”...
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Bollywood’s Superhero Genre: Transnational Appropriations, Labor and...
Post by Nandana Bose, University of North Carolina Wilmington This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of...
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Film-School Education in India: Negation and Assimilation
Post by Kiranmayi Indraganti, Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore, India This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and...
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A Very British Migrant Crisis: Paddington and the Children’s Film
Post by Lincoln Geraghty, University of Portsmouth This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s...
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3-D Television and the Stereoscopic Archive
Post by Nick Camfield, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s...
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Pretty in Pink: BBC iPlayer and the Promotion of On-Demand Television
Post by Paul Grainge, University of Nottingham This post continues the ongoing “From Nottingham and Beyond” series, with contributions from faculty and alumni of the University of Nottingham’s...
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