Volume 24, 2014
Themed Issue: Intermediations Edited by Kevin Fisher and Holly Randell-Moon Contents: 1. Editorial Introduction — Kevin Fisher and Holly Randell-Moon 2. Animating Ephemeral Surfaces: Transparency,...
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Themed Issue: INTERMEDIATIONS Edited by Kevin Fisher and Holly Randell-Moon Contents: 1. Editorial Introduction — Kevin Fisher and Holly Randell-Moon 2. Animating Ephemeral Surfaces: Transparency,...
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Themed Issue: Eye-Tracking the Moving Image Edited by Sean Redmond & Craig Batty Contents: 1. Seeing into Things: Eye Tracking the Moving Image – Sean Redmond & Craig Batty 2. Movement,...
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Movement, Attention and Movies: the Possibilities and Limitations of Eye...
Abstract Movies often present a rich encapsulation of the diversity of complex visual information and other sensory qualities and affordances that are part of the worlds we inhabit. Yet we still know...
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How We Came To Eye Tracking Animation: A Cross-Disciplinary Approach to...
Abstract In this article, three researchers from a large cross-disciplinary team reflect on their individual experiences of a pilot study in the field of eye tracking and the moving image. The study –...
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Sound and Sight: An Exploratory Look at Saving Private Ryan through the Eye...
Abstract Using eye tracking as a method to analyse how four subjects respond to the opening Omaha Beach landing scene in Saving Private Ryan (Steven Spielberg, 1998), this article draws on insights...
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Subtitles on the Moving Image: an Overview of Eye Tracking Studies – Jan...
Abstract This article provides an overview of eye tracking studies on subtitling (also known as captioning), and makes recommendations for future cognitive research in the field of audiovisual...
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From Subtitles to SMS: Eye Tracking, Texting and Sherlock – Tessa Dwyer
Abstract As we progress into the digital age, text is experiencing a resurgence and reshaping as blogging, tweeting and phone messaging establish new textual forms and frameworks. At the same time, an...
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Our Sherlockian Eyes: the Surveillance of Vision – Sean Redmond, Jodi Sita...
Abstract For this inter-disciplinary article, we undertook a pilot case study that eye-tracked the ‘Holmes Saves Mrs. Hudson’ sequence from the episode, A Scandal in Belgravia (Sherlock, BBC, 2012)....
View ArticlePoliticizing Eye tracking Studies of Film – William Brown
Abstract This essay puts eye tracking studies of cinema into contact with film theory, or what I term film-philosophy, so as to distinguish film theory from specifically cognitive film theory. Looking...
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Read, Watch, Listen: A commentary on eye tracking and moving images – Tim J....
Abstract Eye tracking is a research tool that has great potential for advancing our understanding of how we watch movies. Questions such as how differences in the movie influences where we look and how...
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“Children should play with dead things”: transforming Frankenstein in Tim...
Abstract: In this paper, I explore the possibility of retelling Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein in a children’s media text. Like most material within the horror genre, Frankenstein is not...
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Contents “Children should play with dead things”: transforming Frankenstein in Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie – Erin Hawley “You gave me no choice”: A queer reading of Mordred’s journey to villainy and...
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“You gave me no choice”: A queer reading of Mordred’s journey to villainy and...
Abstract: This essay performs a queer reading of the Mordred character—that great archetype of the treacherous villain—from BBC’s Merlin (2008–2012) so as to examine his role in a series that garnered...
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Days of YouTube-ing Days of Heaven: Participatory Culture and the Fan Trailer...
Abstract: This study analyzes the aesthetic content and user-generated feedback of fan-appropriated film trailers exhibited in on the Internet. The aim of this research is to gauge participatory...
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When a Good Girl Goes to War: Claire Adams Mackinnon and Her Service During...
Abstract: Claire Adams Mackinnon and her contributions to the war effort 100 years ago are largely forgotten. The product of two Canadian military families, she put aside her burgeoning film career...
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‘Rock‘n’roll’s evil doll’: the Female Popular Music Genre of Barbie Rock –...
Abstract: Fostering male tradition in popular music, rock’n’roll history often underrated the early Girl Group chart-topping era of 1958-63 after Elvis and before Beatlemania. By the 1990s-2000s, Riot...
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Morality, Mortality and Materialism: an Art Historian Watches Mad Men –...
Abstract: In 17th century Netherlandish painting, artists employed a complex visual system to assign a symbolic value to everyday objects, in a sort of visual shorthand for lengthier moral concepts and...
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Playing At Work – Samuel Tobin
Abstract: People play games at work, especially digital games, rather than asking “why” this paper starts with “how”? To do so the game Minecraft and its players are used as a focus to address how...
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