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Tag Archives: NECS
Film Festival Research workgroup @ NECS 2018 Amsterdam
The NECS 2018 Conference “media tactics and engagement” taking place in Amsterdam, Netherlands » June 27-29, 2018 is only a few days away. Here is a list of all festival related papers and panels at this year’s NECS conference. Panels … Continue reading
Discount code for Activist Film Festivals book
On occasion of the upcoming NECS 2017 Paris conference Intellect has offered to announce its latest release on film festivals with a discount of 40% (valid until 1/1/2018) with the discount code ACTIVIST40 for the book ACTIVIST FILM FESTIVALS: TOWARDS … Continue reading
Film Festival Research @ NECS 2017 Paris
As this year’s NECS Conference in Paris is coming closer, here is a handy list of the panels and workshops sponsored by the Film Festival Research workgroup. Listed below is also our workgroup meeting, taking place Thursday evening. Please swing … Continue reading
Festival related papers and panels at NECS 2015
The NECS 2015 Conference “Archives of/for the Future” taking place in Łódź, Poland, June 18-20, 2015 will again feature a number of papers and panels by members of the NECS Film Festival Research workgroup. Here is a thematic schedule: Festival-related … Continue reading
FFRN @ NECS 2014 Milano
As the NECS 2014 conference in Milano will kick off in a couple of days, here are a few updates on the final schedule. The NECS 2014 Conference Creative Energies » Creative Industries Milan, Italy; 19-21 June 2014 Hosted by … Continue reading
NECS 2014 Milan: Preliminary Program with Film Festival Research
The NECS 2014 Conference Creative Energies » Creative Industries Milan, Italy; 19-21 June 2014 Hosted by the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Organized by the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and the University of Udine The preliminary program of the … Continue reading
Dates and Locations for Film Festival Studies at NECS 2013 Prague
The organizing team of the NECS Conference 2013 “Media Politics – Political Media” in Prague (20-22 June 2013) have finalized the conference program. Below you find a list of all festival studies related panels, workshops and meetings. Pre-Conference Workshop Wednesday, … Continue reading
Film Festival Studies at NECS 2013 Prague
The organizing team of the NECS Conference 2013 “Media Politics – Political Media” in Prague (20-22 June 2013) have sent out the conference program. These are the panels that feature one or more papers related to film festival studies. … Continue reading
REMINDER CfP pre-constituted panels on film festivals at NECS 2013
Media Politics ‒ Political Media The NECS 2013 Conference Prague, Czech Republic, June 20-22, 2013 Hosted by Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague In preparation for the seventh annual NECS conference taking place in Prague, 20-22 June 2013, we … Continue reading
CfPs for pre-constituted panels on Film Festivals at NECS and SCREEN, June 2013
The FFRN is looking to submit pre-constituted panel proposals on film festivals for the upcoming annual conferences of NECS (Prague, 20-22 June 2013) and Screen (Glasgow, 28-30 June 2013). Screen is known to adhere to a stricter selection policy than … Continue reading