EXPANDING DOCUMENTARY CONFERENCE 2009 - UPDATE
Submissions are rolling in steadily for our event which promises to be a fascinating and eclectic mix of documentary genres that crosses boundaries of moving image/still image, industry/artworld/avant-garde/community, academic papers and presentations.
A panel of assessors has been appointed so that all submissions will be peer-reviewed.
The Peer-review Panel is:
Dr Annie Goldson (University of Auckland / Screen Director’s Guild)
Ella Henry (Te Ara Poutama, Auckland University of Technology)
Dr Geraldene Peters (Auckland University of Technology)
Ann Shelton (Massey University)
John Di Stefano (Massey University)
Additionally, Dr Misha Kavka (University of Auckland), who has ability to summarize themes and directions of the event, has been appointed as the Conference Respondent.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - 2009
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - 2009
EXPANDING DOCUMENTARY CONFERENCE – 2009
Exploring Documentary in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Sunday 22 February, 2009
The seventh biennial documentary conference will be held in Auckland, at the Gus Fisher Gallery. A collaboration between Massey University [School of Fine Arts] and the University of Auckland [Film Television & Media Studies], in association with the DocNZ Film Festival.
The conference format this year will be slightly different from previous years. It will consist of a one-day event that will be part of the DocNZ Summit (22-25 February). As in previous years, the conference will interweave selected documentary presentations by filmmakers, photographers and artists, along with academic papers.
In addition to the conference day, the DocNZ Summit will also feature opportunities for presentations by documentary practitioners and academics. The Summit will focus its presentations on more topical issues. Please visit the DocNZ Summit website for more information. http://www.docnz.org.nz/summit/
DOCUMENTARY WORKS
Film/videomakers, photographers and artists are invited to show documentary works still in production (rough-cuts, representative takes, edited sequences, etc.) or, if completed, works that have not yet shown widely. An open discussion session will follow presentations. In addition to film and video works, we will also feature documentary works in photography and related art-genres. We welcome projects from every aspect of the documentary spectrum – community, activist, indigenous, mainstream, oral history, avant-garde, experimental, art-house, contemporary art, etc. – but each will be chosen for their particular and unique quality. We are looking for exciting, innovative works.
DOCUMENTARY PAPERS
In addition to documentary works, we are also interested in selected written presentations that continue debates and discussions around documentary theory and practices. We are seeking papers from academics and others writing on documentary from a variety of perspectives. Papers may focus on documentary within film studies, history, anthropology, cultural studies, art history, media studies, fine art studies, etc.
The final selection for all presentations will be determined through a peer-review process.
SUBMISSIONS
1. All proposals must be sent in electronic format ONLY (i.e. via email).
2. All proposals should be no longer than 250 words.
3. Include visual documentation if appropriate.
4. Include a CV for each applicant for each submission
5. Please send all proposals to BOTH email addresses:
a.goldson@auckland.ac.nz and j.j.distefano@massey.ac.nz
6. Final date for all electronic submissions: DECEMBER 15 2008 (no extensions)
EXPANDING DOCUMENTARY CONFERENCE – 2009
Exploring Documentary in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Sunday 22 February, 2009
The seventh biennial documentary conference will be held in Auckland, at the Gus Fisher Gallery. A collaboration between Massey University [School of Fine Arts] and the University of Auckland [Film Television & Media Studies], in association with the DocNZ Film Festival.
The conference format this year will be slightly different from previous years. It will consist of a one-day event that will be part of the DocNZ Summit (22-25 February). As in previous years, the conference will interweave selected documentary presentations by filmmakers, photographers and artists, along with academic papers.
In addition to the conference day, the DocNZ Summit will also feature opportunities for presentations by documentary practitioners and academics. The Summit will focus its presentations on more topical issues. Please visit the DocNZ Summit website for more information. http://www.docnz.org.nz/summit/
DOCUMENTARY WORKS
Film/videomakers, photographers and artists are invited to show documentary works still in production (rough-cuts, representative takes, edited sequences, etc.) or, if completed, works that have not yet shown widely. An open discussion session will follow presentations. In addition to film and video works, we will also feature documentary works in photography and related art-genres. We welcome projects from every aspect of the documentary spectrum – community, activist, indigenous, mainstream, oral history, avant-garde, experimental, art-house, contemporary art, etc. – but each will be chosen for their particular and unique quality. We are looking for exciting, innovative works.
DOCUMENTARY PAPERS
In addition to documentary works, we are also interested in selected written presentations that continue debates and discussions around documentary theory and practices. We are seeking papers from academics and others writing on documentary from a variety of perspectives. Papers may focus on documentary within film studies, history, anthropology, cultural studies, art history, media studies, fine art studies, etc.
The final selection for all presentations will be determined through a peer-review process.
SUBMISSIONS
1. All proposals must be sent in electronic format ONLY (i.e. via email).
2. All proposals should be no longer than 250 words.
3. Include visual documentation if appropriate.
4. Include a CV for each applicant for each submission
5. Please send all proposals to BOTH email addresses:
a.goldson@auckland.ac.nz and j.j.distefano@massey.ac.nz
6. Final date for all electronic submissions: DECEMBER 15 2008 (no extensions)
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