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Marco Polo and the Silk Roads – Call for Applications

Autumn School for Postgraduate Students and Early Career Researchers

Venice, 30 September – 4 October 2024

Wed 07 Aug 2024, 15:09

'Gaining Insight and Experience: My Week as a Runner on the Zoraide Film Set in Lucca, Italy' by Anfisa Semenova

This week FTV student Anfisa Semenova had a unique opportunity to work as a runner on the film set of Zoraide, a 9 Muse Films production. Read about her experiences below:

Shot in Lucca, Italy, being a runner on this film was an incredibly interesting and useful hands-on experience as I got an insight into the inner and outer workings of a professional film set, as well as learn about the production process and delve into it myself. Zoraide was a very special and important project to undertake because it is based on a true story that took place during the Second World War in the Tuscan hills of Compignano. The film aims to tell a harsh reality by exploring the ability of children to interpret the world with innocent eyes and with the curiosity of a pure heart. It was a pleasure to work alongside such a talented crew and contribute to the making of the film. As the post-production process begins, I can't wait to see the finished product with the premiere set for September 2024!

Tue 23 Jul 2024, 11:21 | Tags: undergraduate careers News

FTV'S Catherine Constable Delivers Opening Plenary at Film-Philosophy Festival

Catherine Constable has given the opening plenary at the Film-Philosophy annual conference held in Espinho, Portugal this year.

Tue 23 Jul 2024, 11:08 | Tags: staff, Conferences

Film and TV's James MacDowell Publishes Interview with Richard Dyer and Video Essay

This interview is based on a recorded q&a that James conducted with Richard for third year core module Film Aesthetics (in 2020), and features many questions that were posed to him by our students. You can read the article here.

James also made a video essay inspired by one strand of his dialogue with Richard. 'Reading With the Grain: Queer Theory, Interpretation & the Hays Code' can be viewed on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrr9rUdDggU.

Tue 09 Jul 2024, 14:21 | Tags: staff, teaching, Publications, practice


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