General Papers
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The Design Process of Narrative for Location-based Mixed Reality Game |
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Yunsung Kim, BongGwan Jun |
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Where Art, Film and Videogame meet – visual art forms and their semiotic and structural similarities |
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Matteo Riatti |
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Pixar’s “The Road to Point Reyes” and the long history of landscape in new visual technologies |
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Malcolm Cook |
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Revisiting Orthodox, Experimental and Developmental animation |
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Paul Taberham |
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A (Very) Brief History of Video Art: Before and After Convergence. |
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Chris Meigh-Andrews |
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Vital Remediation: The Physical Liveliness of Digital Puppets |
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Ian John Grant |
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Overcoming Differences, Recognising Similarities, Building Solidarities: the festivals and networks of contemporary committed film culture |
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Steve Presence |
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Animating the dream space: Disney/ Pixar’s Cars franchise, childhood, and the development of the person |
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Iain MacRury |
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An Uncanny Combination: Live Performance and Digital Animation in the Motion Captured Body |
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Frances Kamm |
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Living the grid: The navigation of digital spaces |
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Nick Jones |
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'Theoretically locatable but not describable'- Barthes third meaning and digital cinema |
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Ian Peter Stone |
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A Practical Investigation into Space as Material Within 3-D CGI |
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Alex Jukes |
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Porous Pedagogy and Multimodal Tools: Primary Media Production Practices in East London Primaries |
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Michelle Cannon |
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Evolutionary Art, Artificial Critics, Aesthetics, and Hilbert’s Entscheidungsproblem |
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Anargyros Sarafopoulos |
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Situating Games: Exploring Situatedness in Digital Game Experiences |
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Phillip Wilkinson |
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Centre for Moving Image Research |
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Terry Flaxton |
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Art of disease modelling |
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Vicky Isley, Paul Smith |
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Moving Image Values |
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Sarah Sparke |
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The autonomous pixel |
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Liam Birtles |
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Cinematics of Rapture |
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Maureen Kendal |
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Outside In: Challenging traditional narrative constructs in digital cinema. Exploring the frame, continuity editing and audience perspective. |
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Mark Bond |
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3D Visualisation and Aesthetic considered processes: The invisible cultural heritage that lies beneath the sea. |
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Chris Rowland |
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Depicting the Dead |
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Caroline Wilkinson |
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