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Tag Archives: distant reading
Teaching Subtitles as Historiographic Research
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier DH and Media Studies Crossovers Vol. 3(3) Kevin L. Ferguson Queens College, City University of New York I see this question on Twitter: “Someone shouting, ‘We got company!’ is a classic action movie cliché. Does anyone … Continue reading
Collective Reading: Shot Analysis and Data Visualization in the Digital Humanities
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier DH and Media Studies Crossovers Vol. 3(3) Joel Burges, Nora Dimmock, and Joshua Romphf University of Rochester In this essay, we discuss a mode of reading we call “collective reading,” which continues and changes traditional shot … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Projects, Teaching Dossiers and Collections, Teaching with Technology, Uncategorized Tagged animation and character, close reading, collective reading, data modeling, data visualization, digital humanities, digital pedagogy, distant reading, film analysis, Media literacy, narrative analysis, period drama and television, reading, shot analysis, television analysis, Television Studies, video annotation Leave a comment