Place and the Moving Image : Experimental Film Practice as Topography (Routledge Advances in Film Studies)

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Place and the Moving Image : Experimental Film Practice as Topography (Routledge Advances in Film Studies)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 210 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781032778976
  • DDC分類 791.43611

Full Description

Place and the Moving Image offers a rethinking of how experimental, essayistic film, engages with spatial knowledge and environmental awareness. At its heart is the concept of Moving Image Topography - a critical and artistic framework of thinking through the camera about the relationship between technological forms and place structures, and how these shape our experience of environments, including the natural, the built, and the lived.

Responding to urgent questions in eco-media and artistic research, Elisabeth Brun argues that place is not merely a setting or a backdrop, but a critical generative force in experimental film - a vital lens for understanding the eco-critical and epistemological potential of moving image arts and their modes of thinking. Through a rigorous and interdisciplinary approach that combines theory, close readings of essayist and materialist film practices, and artistic research in her sub-Arctic home village, Brun explores how the moving image can render visible the subtle dynamics between perception, environment, and technological mediation. Rather than separating theory and practice, this book shows how both emerge from the same topographical foundation.

At stake is not only how we understand film, but how we understand our own grounding - the inseparability of Earth's textures and human forms of experience, through which perspective itself can be (re)gained. Engaging scholars, artists, and practitioners- across fields such as film and media studies, visual art, design, architecture, and philosophy, this book will appeal to those interested in place, environmental aesthetics, indigenous perspectives, and critical film practice.

The experimental film 3xShapes of Home (2020) is central to this study and is included as a Routledge Support Material to this book.

Contents

Introduction

Part I: Place, Perception and Cinematic Thinking

1. Beyond Politics: On How the Essay Film Thinks

2. Born Out of a Topographical Sense: From Space to (Unspoken) Place in Cinema Theory

Part II: Towards a Moving Image Topography

3. Thinking Film through Place: Topos and Experimental Practice

4. Topographical Acts of Movement (TAM): The Acts and Attitudes of Film Thinking

5. 3xShapes of Home: a Topographical Moving Image Experiment

Conclusion

Script - 3xShapes of Home (7:00 min)

Index