Evelyn Kreutzer, “Cinematic Hauntings and Videographic Explorations”

I will refer to this collection as a whole, so I recommend taking a look at 1-2 videos of your choice (or as many as you like).

Cormac Donnelly, “Personal Exploration: Thoughts from a safe place?”

Here is some material I reference or have drawn from for my talk:

In my presentation, I will refer to the following videographic works and projects:

Chloé Galibert-Laîné’s research project “A Portrait of the Spectator as a Cannibal” – especially the video essay on Wild at Heart (David Lynch, 1990) – which showcases the constructedness of individual movie memories
Cormac Donnelly’s video essay “Pan Scan Venkman” about the panned and scanned VHS version of Ghostbusters (Ivan Reitman, 1984) that he watched as a kid and that foreground the media-historical situatedness of individual movie memories
Ariel Avissar and Evelyn Kreutzer’s “Once Upon a Screen” project with a collection of video essays that explore childhood memories and screen traumas that was published in the Cine-Files special issue on “The Scholarly Video Essay”
A pechakucha exercise focusing on the adaptation of Stephen King’s It (Thomas Lee Wallace, 1990) that I made in preparation of a possible contribution to the “Once Upon a Screen” project
This is the beginning of my video essay "Memories of IT" that explores my memories of viewing the 1990 adaptation of Stephen King's IT.