Media Regulation Past, Present and Future - UEA Study
Kenneth Nolley <[email protected]>
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From: Mark Jancovich (FTM) <[email protected]> Please distribute We welcome those who might want to attend, particularly anyone who is thinking of applying for an MA or PhD. Looking Beyond Leveson: Media Regulation Past, Present and Future Film, Television and Media Study Day University of East Anglia, Thursday 21/02/2013, CD Annex 0.01 (provisional schedule) =========================== 10:30: Opening Address Shane Brown, Paul Frith ----------------------- 10:40 Panel 1 Kristiene Clarke “Doing Rude Things: The History of the British Sex Film 1957 – 1985” (Includes Short Film) ----------------------- 11.30: Break ----------------------- 11:45 Panel 2 Mark Jancovich "Horror, Censorship and Realism in the 1940s" Tim Snelson “‘Shock - A Film to Be Shocked About’: The Psychiatric Profession's Interventions into Post-War Hollywood” Ellen Wright “Sex, Censorship and Female Stars in 1930s and 1940s Hollywood” ----------------------- 13:00 Lunch ----------------------- 14:00 Panel 3 Martin Barker (Via Video) “Knowledge-U-Like: The BBFC and its Research” Phyll Smith “Sexualisation of Young People Review, 2010. A brief criticism” ----------------------- 15:00 Break ----------------------- 15.15: Panel 4 Despoina Mantziari “Censoring the Female Body: The 'Rule of Modesty' in Post-revolutionary Iranian Cinema” Fillipa Antunes “Questioning the System: The Watcher in the Woods a Disney Horror Story” 16.15: Closing address Professor Mark Jancovich Associate Dean for Research, HUM Film, Television and Media Studies University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ Tel: 01603 592787