For a fourth consecutive year, the Concordia Graduate Film Studies Student Association showcased a variety of student research topics at various stages of development during our annual MA Symposium. The DHC/ART Foundation in the Old Port graciously provided an excellent space for this year’s symposium, which sought to give valuable presentation experience and feedback to presenters from their colleagues in attendance. The room was packed as everyone shared in an excited curio

The Concordia Graduate Film Studies Student Association is thrilled to announce the Fourth Annual CGFSSA Symposium that will be taking place on Friday, March 6th, 2015. The day will begin with breakfast and coffee, followed by presentations by Master’s students. First-year students will kick off the proceedings, with Julia Higgins talking about the status of memory in the digital age, Jake Bagshaw performing an intervention in teen films of late 1990s and early 2000s, Jennife

Submission deadline: January 5th, 2015 University of California Santa Cruz, May 15-17th, 2015 Details Below: _____________________________________________________________ “POETICS AND POLITICS: A DOCUMENTARY RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM http://poeticsandpolitics.ucsc.edu/ UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA CRUZ MAY 15–17th, 2015 In April 2013, an international group of documentary scholars and scholar-practitioners assembled at Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland to participate in the P

CALL FOR PAPERS HYPOTHESES – 2014-2015 SEASON In collaboration with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Hypotheses is an Art History symposium series, organized by and for graduate students from Quebec universities.  Its goal is to promote and disseminate emerging research in the discipline. Symposia are held monthly on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Salon des Amis of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. The program, first developed in the Department of Art History at the Unive

Deadline for abstracts: Rolling Cinephilia: The Past, Present and Future of Film Scholarship, Practice, and Spectatorship 3rd Annual Carleton University Film Studies Graduate Symposium – March 15th-16th, 2013 This year’s symposium will focus on the phenomenon of cinephilia and how the critical study, production and exhibition of film has shifted since the invention of cinema in the 1890s. How has the production, distribution and exhibition of film been altered throughout film