Research project launched into how AI is impacting intimacy coordination in film and television
The impact that AI is having on the process of ‘intimacy coordination’ in film and television is to be the...
Communications, Drama and Film
New book explores unique role played by open-air theatre
The starring role played by open-air theatre in strengthening regional identity and community cohesion has been placed centre stage in...
Marie Antoinette at 20: Sofia Coppola’s playfully postmodern period drama is finally getting the praise it deserves
By Dr Fiona Handyside, Associate Professor of Film This autumn, a unique event is taking place in the Petit Trianon,...
Teen artists star in Marilyn Monroe competition
A pair of talented young artists have been celebrated for their creative interpretation of the enduring legacy and cultural impact...
New research project launches on innovative online literature publishing models
A new study will investigate whether and how China’s innovative approach to literary production and intellectual property (IP) development could...
The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum joins international Bloomberg app
A virtual guide providing deeper insight into the history of moving images on display at The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum...
Bill Douglas Cinema Museum awarded ‘Designation’ status by Arts Council England
The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, the University of Exeter’s public museum of film and moving image, has been awarded Designation...
New research project to uncover the historical legacy of UK film societies
The unheralded role that film societies and community cinemas have played in shaping our national film culture is to be...
You’ve Got a Friend in Me: Adventures with Tech in Toy Story 5
Ahead of Toy Story 5 hitting UK cinemas this week, Dr Zlatina Nikolova, of the Department of Communications, Drama and...