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Symposium: Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

Dr James Newton is organising a one day symposium exploring the individual films, cycles, genres and traditions of exploitation cinema since the turn of the century in the School of Media Art and Design, Canterbury Christ Church University.

Exploitation Cinema in the 21st Century

For more information email james.newton@canterbury.ac.uk.

To register for the event please visit http://shop.canterbury.ac.uk/product-catalogue/media-art-and-design/media-art-and-design/exploitation-cinema-in-the-21st-century-symposium

 

 

Canterbury Anifest 2016

Canterbury Anifest returns to Canterbury Christ Church University again for another weekend of screenings, talks and workshops.

Canterbury Anifest
30 September-2 October 2016
Augustine House, Canterbury, Rhodaus Town, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2YA

The highlight of the weekend is undoubtedly Peter Firmin, cocreator with Oliver Postgate of Bagpuss, The Clangers, Ivor the Engine and many more Smallfilms animations. Firmin with be talking with Postgate’s son, Dan Postgate, producer and writer of the new episodes of The Clangers on 1 October 2016.

Other speakers across the weekend will include voice actress Teresa Gallagher of Cars 2 and The Amazing World of Gumball, sound engineer Dave Peacock, Lead CG Modeller Ty Johnson of LAIKA, animator Steve Segal and writer and director John Walsh of the Ray Harryhausen Foundation.

The weekend will also include a symposium on comics and animation and the annual Anifest Awards Evening on Friday 30 September 2016.

Anifest has been organised by Chris Pallant, Jo Samuel, and Craig Smith from the School of Media, Art and Design. For further details and tickets see http://www.canterburyanifest.com/. For the symposium, go to http://www.canterburyanifest.com/cfp.

Research Seminar: 7 October 2015 – From Abstract to Print

  • 7 October 2015
  • Powell Building – Pf06 North Holmes Road Campus 4.15pm-5.30pm
  • Professor Shane Blackman (CCCU)
  • Dr Andrew Butler (CCCU)

For the first research seminar of 2015-16 we are discussing conferences and refereed journals – with at least half an eye on the next cycle of the REF.

Dr Andrew Butler will discuss writing abstracts and how to get the best out of delivering a paper at a conference and Professor Shane Blackman will explore reviewing for journals, getting published and being on an editorial board.
Later in the term we will have a session on Writing for Impact.

Email Dr Andrew Butler – andrew.butler@canterbury.ac.uk – for further details
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