Research Provocations
Our research provocations are a series of short, open ended idea pieces by stereoscopic media scholars. These provocations are musings and thoughts in progress, intended to spark response and debate. They ask for comments and questions in order to stimulate critical discussion in this field. We welcome further provocations and if you are interested in submitting your own, please get in touch via the contacts section.
The first five are online now and we look forward to producing more in the future
Ray Zone (Film Historian) A Spatial Web: The third dimension in Lev Kuleshov’s theory of montage
Dr. Bella Honess (University of Surrey) 3D Documentary: This Time it’s Really Real!
Dr. Leon Gurevitch (Victoria University of Wellington): What is stereoscopic media?
Dr. Miriam Ross (Victoria University of Wellington): Where is the screen?
Recent articles
- News13 Aug 2020
- Research Provocations13 Aug 2020
- Marty Norden Research Provocation: Lois Weber’s Views on Stereoscopic Filmmaking13 Aug 2020
- Keziah Wallis and Miriam Ross Research Provocation: Fourth VR13 Aug 2020
- Online collections of historic stereoviews12 Aug 2020
Recent comments
- Festplatte wiederherstellen on Bruce Bennett Research Provocation, Unexpected cinematic journeys and ethnographic spectacle in contemporary 3D films
- Nas Datenrettung on Bruce Bennett Research Provocation, Unexpected cinematic journeys and ethnographic spectacle in contemporary 3D films
- Josephtek on Leon Gurevitch Research Provocation: What is Stereoscopic Media?
- johan on Lisa Purse Research Provocation, Towards a (genuine) appreciation of Digital 3-D as a narrative form
- filme stream on Lisa Purse Research Provocation, Towards a (genuine) appreciation of Digital 3-D as a narrative form