Lensight makes a comeback
Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2015 4:20 pm
Lensight makes a comeback.
Length is making a comeback in January 2015 with a new mandate and a new way of looking at the art of moving images.
This includes discussions and articles on contemporary cinema, its history and aesthetics, as well as discussions on how digital media is affecting the way we rrelate to moving images.
It will also have technology reviews as well as reviews of film festivals, films, and books on cinema. It is a bi-annual publication.
For subscription information for this periodical please send an email to ftiifro@gmail.com
or post to:
Editor, Lensight
Department of Screen Studies and Research
Film and Television Institute of India
Law College Road
Pune 411004
For seriously scholarly contributions to the periodical please send a synopsis to lensighteditorial@gmail.com
Please send preliminary communications to the above address. The editorial team does not encourage unsolicited articles unless it is cleared by the journal.
Length is making a comeback in January 2015 with a new mandate and a new way of looking at the art of moving images.
This includes discussions and articles on contemporary cinema, its history and aesthetics, as well as discussions on how digital media is affecting the way we rrelate to moving images.
It will also have technology reviews as well as reviews of film festivals, films, and books on cinema. It is a bi-annual publication.
For subscription information for this periodical please send an email to ftiifro@gmail.com
or post to:
Editor, Lensight
Department of Screen Studies and Research
Film and Television Institute of India
Law College Road
Pune 411004
For seriously scholarly contributions to the periodical please send a synopsis to lensighteditorial@gmail.com
Please send preliminary communications to the above address. The editorial team does not encourage unsolicited articles unless it is cleared by the journal.