Those who knew Brian knew him to be witty, terrifyingly knowledgeable, fearless, and delightfully argumentative. Here he is dismissing TV news as “a bunch of high priced talent… endlessly talking to camera or to each other." [6m30] We'll miss you, Brian. https://t.co/V5ZTarCpQ3)
We are sad to pass on news that Professor Brian Winston-a wonderful colleague and widely-respected scholar- has passed away. Brian's contributions to the Lincoln's Film and Media research are hard to overstate, so all we will say for now is that he will be very much missed.
In case you missed any of our previous research seminars, you can catch them all on our YouTube channel here: https://t.co/3nRODhdGeR
Last semester was all about Place, Landscape and #ParticipatoryMedia. It was very good indeed.
We're doing a whole series of talks devoted to figuring out what we mean by Practice-Based Research and how we measure it. You can see the whole line up here: https://t.co/NCOmXVRPFQ
(It's an impressive list, we know. We're so excited about it)
Following our #PracticeAsResearch workshop last week, we're looking forward to welcoming Dr Rowan Aust from the University of Huddersfield for our next talk on Wed 9th March at 4:30-6pm. All talks online, all welcome. Sign up here https://t.co/TuInHMR0Bd
We're gearing up now for Dylan Roys' talk on Participatory Media, in which he will explore the effect(s) of participatory radio production on communities, and those carrying out the research. Can't wait!
then, last but not least, we host Dr Isabella Rega (Bournemouth), who will be talking about Digital Media and Marginalised Voices. The talk discusses using participatory media to enhance mobile learning and the social construction of meaning. | https://t.co/djCTIaYBHM
Unfortunately, we've had to cancel Conohar Scott's talk this Wednesday (8th). However, we still have two more exciting talks coming up for our 2021 Landscape, Place and Participatory Media seminar series. Book tickets here: https://t.co/NCOmXVRPFQ
The first of these is Wed 15th Dec, when Dylan Roys will be talking to us about place-making and community-making using participatory radio projects | https://t.co/czg8pyx9c5
Next Wednesday (24th Nov) we're looking forward to Tom Martin talking about participatory photography, practice as research as part of our Landscape, Place and Participatory Media seminar series. All welcome (bookings through Eventbrite: https://t.co/jwTxVaBBFx)
Final call to register for Tim Lindemann's (@timlin_film ) talk on New Rural US Indie Cinema for the LSFM Research Seminars tomorrow. Wed 27th Oct, online, 16:30, Sign up here: https://t.co/y1tODIiV9L
Here it is! At long last, the trailer for my debut feature film @lapwingmovie being released by @Bulldog_Film let us know what you think!
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To follow the rest of our research seminars, why not head over to our organiser page (https://t.co/NCOmXVRPFQ), and click "Follow". We definitely won't spam you, but we will give you a sneak preview of our schedule for Semester B in advance, with early bird booking available. /7
We're ridiculously delighted to announce the line-up for our Semester A Research Seminars. The theme for this semester is Landscape, Place and Participatory Media and we have 4 incredible speakers. You can book on our EventBrite webpage https://t.co/NCOmXVRPFQ
Hello world, as they say. This is the brand new Twitter account for research in the Lincoln School of Film and Media. We'll be using it to post details of talks, publications, and very possibly excellent animals.