Analogue to Post-Digital (Archived)
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Through an interdisciplinary approach, the BFX conference will seek to revisit theoretical positionings staked out across different fields, with a view to realign the discussion in the light of current technologies.
The realm of moving images has historically been framed by change and flux. It has accommodated a variety of genres of art, cinema, animation and games and has straddled the spaces of the popular and high art. The discussion of the moving image has on occasion occupied separate discursive spaces although with the onset of digital technology a convergence of discourses across disciplines is increasingly more visible.
The conference invites papers that reconsider the arguments that position film, animation and art as aesthetically, structurally and intellectually different.
We are seeking proposals for paper submissions in the form of a short synopsis of not more that 300 words. The submissions will be anonymous and presented to a panel of selected reviewers.
We invite submissions related to, but not limited to, the following topics:
Intertexuality in Moving Images
Transmedia
Digital Film
The Ontologies of Moving Images
Realism
Visual Effects
Interactivity
Games
Digital Arts
Animation
Computer Animation
Computing and Simulation
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION HAS BEEN EXTENDED : 15/06/2014
The BFX organisers are in discussion with the Editor of animation: an interdisciplinary journal about the possibility of a Special Issue of the journal. All colleagues whose abstracts are accepted at BFX Conference 2014 will be invited to submit an extended version of their paper with a word count of between 7,000 - 10,000 words for consideration. Articles will undergo further peer review independent of the BFX conference Peer Review of the abstracts submitted to the conference. Details of the publisher and manuscript submission guidelines can be found at anm.sagepub.com
Author Guidelines
All Submissions will be anonymised.
The abstract should include
- the title of the proposed paper
- five key words
- outline
- accompanying references
The BFX organisers are in discussion with the Editor of animation: an interdisciplinary journal about the possibility of a Special Issue of the journal.
All colleagues whose abstracts are accepted at BFX Conference 2014 will be invited to submit an extended version of their paper with a word count of between 7,000 - 10,000 words for consideration.
Articles will undergo further peer review independent of the BFX conference Peer Review of the abstracts submitted to the conference. Details of the publisher and manuscript submission guidelines can be found at anm.sagepub.com
Submissions for this conference were closed on 2014-07-10.
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