Videographic Scene Analyses, part 1

Miklós Kiss

Videographic Scene Analyses, part 1

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As guest editor, my focus for the audiovisual essay section of the Spring and Autumn 2018 issues of NECSUS is original scene analyses as examples of autonomous and explanatorily argumentative videographic criticism.

Original language	English
Journal	NECSUS European Journal of Media Studies
Publication status	Published - 2018

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