Besides the Screen: Moving Images through Distribution, Promotion and CurationV. Crisp, G. Menotti Gonring, R C Jasper Springer, 16 janv. 2015 - 215 pages New media technologies impact cinema well beyond the screen. This volume speculates about the changes in modes of accessing, distributing, storing and promoting moving images and how they might affect cinematographic experience, economy and historiography. |
Table des matières
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Through Many Channels Distribution | 22 |
Under the Spotlights Promotion | 85 |
In the Files and Out There Curation | 144 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
ABC’s Accessed active advertising affective analogue architecture archives artists audience audience’s Available become BitTorrent Blair Witch Project blog Bourdieu broadcasting business models celebrity–audience chapter cinema Cloverfield communication consumers consumption contemporary create Criterion Collection cultural Curzon Cinemas Curzon on Demand digital projection digital skew distributors documentation ephemeral event experience Facebook file-sharing film distribution film industry film’s filmmakers FlashForward Fluxus Gubbins Hollywood interaction Internet Internet Archive interviews intimacy involved Iordanova live audiovisual performance London Lozano-Hemmer marketing campaign material Miao Miao Miao’s movie moving image narrative Netflix networks object official blog paratexts participation Pirate Bay platforms potential practices production projectionist promotion public domain Q&A sessions Rafael Lozano-Hemmer reader-commenters release role Scan screen sense social space spatial specific strategies Taiwan teasers technologies television theatrical tion tracker Trafalgar Square University urban users viewers viral marketing virtual Warner Bros