JCMS: Journal of Cinema and Media Studies
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Media studies for all. Print & online open access content. We value accessibility, transparency, diversity, & community. Published through @scmstudies
Joined July 2012
Lights, camera, autumn! JCMS 64.1 is here, featuring cutting-edge takes on AI’s growing role in the moving image industry, online archives, and media studies scholarship. Full issue: In Focus: AI & the Moving Image:
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RT @chrisholliday7: Delighted to be included in this @JCMSJournal dossier with such wonderful folks, led by editor extraordinaire and gener….
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This week has been a deeply worrying one for much of our community. JCMS is committed to equity & social justice. Scholars from marginalized groups or whose research has been underrepresented in the journal, consider applying to the Publishing Initiative:.
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Want to write a book review? 📚 JCMS welcomes proposals for both individual book reviews and book review essays! We value reviews that move beyond summary, locating the book and its interventions within the broader field. To learn more, visit:
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New article alert! 🚨.
Very excited that this article is now out! @JCMSJournal.A new idea of wilderness and the beginnings of campaign documentary - I discus the importance of film in Australia's changing idea of the environment. Open access too! .
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Get your archival news!🗞️📦 Did you know that JCMS publishes a quarterly, online, open-access feature where you can read about recent highlights from audiovisual archives? Summer 2024 featured LGBTQ+ archives, student protests, internet archives, & more.
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CFP from a fellow journal! Communication, Culture & Critique is calling for papers for its special issue "Palestine as a Communicative Epistemology: Confronting the Mediation of Total Violence." Abstract deadline 12/15.
cracs.nyu.edu
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Recommended reading from the new @JCMSJournal 5th issue drop! "This article reframes the slasher as the harbinger of our contemporary net- work society" .
The rolling 5th issue of @JCMSJournal now has William Stevenson’s thoughts on the digital economy & what’s different about millennial teen slashers. Read “Late Slasher: Remediation to Premediation in Urban Legend, Gossip &Final Destination.” #openaccess.
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Fall is in air, the breeze grows crisp, and sweaters emerge from storage. So cozy up with our latest issue 🍁🛋️📗. A new collection of articles in JCMS 63.5 (our rolling "5th issue") is out now! 7 articles, no paywall, all online open access.
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JCMS invites applications from current doctoral students for two open positions in the role of Assistant Editor! Read the full Call with instructions on how to apply here:
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RT @gamegrower: Sample assignments! Hard-earned lessons! Caveats and reassurances! ~ ~ ~ As always, thanks to Teaching Media editors Jennif….
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RT @gamegrower: A new dossier of Teaching Media is out! Just in time for the return to campus classrooms, read all about the challenges and….
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Just in time for the '24-'25 academic year, Teaching Media has a new dossier about how AI has changed pedagogy in the cinema and media studies classroom. Our thanks to guest editors @petecanttweet and Kimberly Hall!. Read open-access here:
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RT @MelamedLaliv: Zoe Druick reviews Sovereign Intimacy at @JCMSJournal . Humbled and grateful for this review. @ucpress #SovereignIntimacy….
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Keep brat summer going with a brand new issue of JCMS 💚. From Beyoncé and Hong Kong gangster pictures to television comedies and feminist experimental films, we have something for everyone in this issue!. Read here:
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Are you an early career scholar or graduate student looking to get published?. Make sure to give this wonderful roundtable from @aca_media a listen, featuring our co-editor in chief @trilliz!.
If you're looking to get published, we’ve got just the roundtable for you! We've paired up experienced editors and young scholars with questions, so the end result is an engaging and enlightening discussion about how academic publishing works these days.
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