Program for Wednesday, September 4th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-11:30 Registration and refreshments

11:30-11:45 Welcome

11:45-12:30

Feminist Futurism: transcending technocratic mediocrity

Sarah Atkinson

12:00-19:00 Lines of Flight, Modal Gallery SODA

12:30-13:30 Lunch

13:30-13:45

Fulfilling the Blind Spots: Motives and Strategies behind Local Appropriation of Global Decolonial

Jan Zápotocký, Magdaléna Michlová

13:45-14:00

Greenpeace International’s Alternative Futures Campaign: From Capitalism to Pluriverse.

Ella Muncie

14:00-14:15

Critical Research and The Media: the Case of Mr Bates v Post Office and Others.

Rachel McLean, Marie Eneman, Marie Griffiths

13:30-13:45

Remembering Canada's Indian Residential Schools: The Commemorative Turn

Corey Schultz

13:45-14:00

Stories of the Storytellers: An exploration of Journalism and Oral History methods and intersections

Fiona McKay

13:30-13:45

Resisting the normalisation of everyday racism: Digital solidarity and resilience among Chinese migrants in the United Kingdom and

Haili Li

13:45-14:00

Renegotiating diasporic friendships and solidarities: An examination of British Asian identity through the analysis of the Asian Times and 1980s

Simron Gill

14:00-14:15

The film, its audience, and everyone in between: Social justice and human rights film festivals as sites of decentralised mutual learning and knowledge

Misha Zakharov

13:30-13:45

The Veiled Selfie

Hatana El-Jarn

13:45-14:00

Mediated Military Women: Making Sense of Online Self-Representation, (Military) Identity Construction and Gender in the Thai Military

Chanapang Pongpiboonkiat

14:00-14:15

Beyond the Narrative of Crisis: Integration, Adaptation and Resilience in Migrant Women’s Cinema

Bengisu Kepsutlu

13:30-13:45

Towards Sustainable Filmmaking: Exploring Environmental Initiatives in the Turkish Film Industry

Ekin Gündüz Özdemirci

13:45-14:00

Developing Sector-wide Demand for Eco-Sustainability in Film Production through Strategic Awareness and

Nurten Bayraktar

13:30-13:45

Sustainability of Independent Indian Musicians in the Age of Platformisation

Aditya Lal

13:45-14:00

The Role of Art & Culture in Enabling Hope in Times of Crisis: Two Recent Examples from UK

Jonathan Gross

14:00-14:15

The Roadmap for the Digital Creative Industries: Ireland's new strategy

Maria O'Brien

13:30-13:45

Nordisk Panorama: balancing competition and collaboration in creative documentary ecologies

Dafydd Sills-Jones, Jouko Aaltonen

13:45-14:00

Oral History and the (Em)powering of Community Heritage

Leona Fensome

14:00-14:15

What’s Our Name? Migrant Communities, Identity and Football in Latin America. Decolonising the British informal Empire in Chile and

Camilla Affleck

14:15-14:30

I’m Still Here – Participatory Production during the Covid Pandemic

Kirsten MacLeod, Taulant Guma, Yvonne Blake, Robert Makutsa

13:30-13:45

Creative Climate Communications through Walking to Zero

Sally Chan

13:45-14:00

Empowering Voices; Exploring Women’s Rights through Animation in the Age of Social Media

Ahoud Al-Thani

14:00-14:15

Racing the King Tide

Christopher Chadwick, Daniel Turner

14:15-14:30

“I Want to Live” – a Multimedia Activist-Community Oriented Documentary Project

Dror Dayan

13:30-15:00

Race, Media, Culture and Resistance in Times of Crisis

Milly Williamson, Gholam Khiabany, Elizabeth Poole

15:00-15:20 Break

15:20-15:35

Crises of Feminism in Contemporary Television and Film

Sarah Lahm, Yuzhuo Wang, Lingjun Wang, Clementine Vann-Alexander

15:20-15:35

Panel – Meccsa Climate Change Network Panel

Caroline Ruddell

15:35-15:50

The sustainability department in screen production: Working the green transition

Leora Hadas

15:20-16:20

Narrative Alchemy: A Workshop on Crafting Your 300 word REF Output Statements

Roy Hanney, Ben Harbisher, Agata Lulkowska

15:20-15:35

Welcome to the Eating Show: The Intersection of Mukbang Videos with Fast Food Brand Identity and Consumer

Tokoni Uti

15:35-15:50

Emotional resilience by healing podcasts: A case study of Vietnam in the post-pandemic

Anh Dinh-Hong

15:50-16:05

Embodying A Good Food Nation: How Scottish Influencers reproduce political narratives about good food practices in Scotland through content creation on

Maryam Ishaq

15:20-15:35

The war on woke goes to school: deconstructing a modern media panic

Huw. C. Davies, Sheena MacRae

15:35-15:50

Censorship in the Name of Freedom of Expression

Julian Petley

15:50-16:05

Tales of Temptation: Social Fiction Reflections on Academic Dishonesty

Hakan Ergul, Nicole Brown

15:20-15:35

Illegible Bodies, or What Portal and Portal 2 Can Teach Us About Resisting Epistemic Foreclosure

Ashleigh Cassemere-Stanfield

15:35-15:50

Ecological Crisis and Misanthropy in Video Games: Beyond Extractivism and Extinction

Zoheb Mashiur, Melania Borit

15:20-15:35

Darkness on the Edge of Town: environmental trauma, landscape scars, aesthetics of pollution and ecocriticism in contemporary American

Benjamin Green

15:35-15:50

Black Sails, Historicising the Intersecting Traumas of Imperialist Capitalism through the Gothic

Derek Johnston

15:20-15:35

Precious: Reclaiming Value from Personal Data

Daniel Turner

15:35-15:50

South Liverpool Herbarium

Sarah Haynes

15:50-16:05

EST-ETHICA! In conversation with digital puppets on how to break the anthropos’ permacrisis through ethical collaboration with the

Elisabetta del Ponte

16:05-16:20

Occupying the Yard Space for Critical Creativity

Kerri-Anne Chisholm

16:50-17:00 Break

17:00-18:00

Photovoice Reimagined: principles and scope of photovoice research

Nicole Brown

17:00-18:00

Ofcom and academic engagement

Alison Preston

18:00-18:15

New Horizons: Relaunch of the International Journal of Creative Media Research

Roy Hanney, Ben Harbisher, Agata Lulkowska

19:00-20:00 MeCCSA quiz