chairing the roundtable Film and Media Pedagogy and Practice for The Film & Media Studies Association of Canada. May 27th to May 29th, Queen's University →

Looking forward to chairing the roundtable Film and Media Pedagogy and Practice for The Film & Media Studies Association of Canada. May 27th to May 29th in the Department of Film & Media at Queen’s University, Kingston, ON

Participants: Deirdre Longue, Allyson Mitchel, Émilie (Jacob) von Garan & Aydan Hasanova.

This roundtable critically re-examines the potentials of film studies within our institutions’ social and cultural contexts and partnerships. Among different considerations, Film and Media Pedagogy and Practice, focuses on the positioning of creative methodologies, the degree of autonomy in academia and the evolving landscape of the field. In bringing together filmmakers, curators, historians, educators, graduate students and scholars, we hope to provide a conversational forum to share and analyze texts, issues, discourses and personal experiences that inform the futures of Film Studies.

Autonomy, Pedagogy, Practice, Future

The Film and Media Studies Association of Canada (FMSAC) is a non-profit scholarly organization, founded in 1977, which seeks to foster and advance the study of film and media in Canada and abroad from both a historical and aesthetic perspective. Our members are made up of professors, students, professionals, and non-specialists. Members receive a subscription to the Canadian Journal of Film Studies and are eligible to attend our annual conference.