Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar
A series of talks exploring media, culture and identity
Delivered by high-profile academics and practitioners, Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar is an interdisciplinary series of talks that explores the content, operation and impact of the media (both traditional and new). Speakers also explore the role of culture and identity in shaping public policy at local, national and international levels, as well as research methods in creative disciplines.
A key aim of this series is to enhance dialogue and research collaboration among academic staff and postgraduate students, primarily, but not exclusively, within Liverpool Screen School. Academics and students from other universities are also very welcome to attend the Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar.
Upcoming events
Find out more about the Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar events:
Past events
2019 - 2020
Speaker/Event |
Talk |
Date |
On YouTubers and Their Festivals |
18 February 2020 |
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Resisting Neoliberal Technologies of Self-repair: Conversations With a Mental Wellbeing Artificial Intelligence About Inequality |
12 February |
2018 - 2019
Speaker/Event |
Talk |
Date |
Blurred Figures of Speech: Considering the Speaking Subject in Documentary Media |
27 March |
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James Kenworth |
Public Spaces, Public Words: Towards a Localist Theatre |
20 March |
Professor Andrew McStay |
Emotiveillance: Smart Advertising, Retail and the Privacy Problem |
30 January |
2017 - 2018
Speaker/Event |
Talk |
Date |
Dialectics of Participation: Meaning in the Midst of Performance |
22 November |
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Stand-up Comedy as Disability Activism? Exploring the Creative Political Possibilities |
25 April |
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Dr Joyce Goggin |
Everything is Awesome: The LEGO Movie and the Affective Potential of Cuteness |
2 May 2018 |
2016 - 2017
Speaker/Event |
Talk |
Date |
Creativity in the Digital Economy: Opportunities and risks |
9 May |
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The UK Film Council: lessons for policy from the rise and demise of an iconic screen support agency Her talk examined how the UKFC’s sense of strategic direction was determined, how and why the balance of objectives it pursued changed over time and what these shifts tell us about the nature of film policy and the challenges facing bodies that are charged with enacting it in the 21st century. |
2 November |
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Editorial Function in the Age of Digital 'Interactivity' |
8 February |
Location
All Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar events take place in Liverpool at LJMU’s Redmonds Building.
Redmonds Building
Brownlow Hill
Liverpool
L3 5UG
Contact us
Get in touch with Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar
If you'd like to find out more about the Liverpool Screen School Research Seminar, please get in touch with Lydia Papadimitriou using the following contact details.