Leicester Media School
Recent Submissions
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'"The Film Gone Male:" women and the transition to sound in the British film industry 1929-1932'
(Article)Taking its cue from Dorothy Richardson’s essay, ‘The Film Gone Male’ written for the critical, Left-wing British film publication Close Up in 1932, this article looks at women working in the British film industry during ... -
The Digital Score: Musicianship, Creativity and Innovation, 1st Edition
(Book)Digital technology is transforming the musical score as a broad array of innovative score systems have become available to musicians. From attempts to mimic the print score, to animated and graphical scores, to artificial ... -
Rhythm in Acousmatic Music
(Article)'Rhythm' is often equated with 'metered pulse'; as the latter is often eschewed by contemporary music, including acousmatic music, this is often assumed to mean an absence of rhythm. This article proposes that, in fact, ... -
Playing the Inner Ear: Performing the Imagination
(Book chapter)Conceiving of an evocative synthesis engine from our imagining of sound is the substance of Simon Emmerson's chapter. Emmerson surveys recent neurological experiments in the synthesis of speech and music, and he focuses ... -
A Wave is Not a Thing: Three Breaths in Empty Space [Artist's Talk]
(Presentation)In this public Phoenix Artist's Talk, Bret Battey described the context, concepts and technologies that lay behind his installation "Three Breaths in Empy Space", running in the Phoenix, Leicester gallery from 19 November, ... -
Au
(Other)"Au" is a live, generative audiovisual performance, commissioned and premiered by the Animator International Animated Film Festival, Poznan, Poland. More information is available at http://BatHatMedia.com/Gallery/au.html -
Three Breaths in Empty Space
(Animation / Recording, musical / Video / Other)"Three Breaths in Empty Space" is an audiovisual installation artwork, commissioned by Phoenix Cinema, Leicester, for the 10th-anniversary of their move to Phoenix Square. It takes the form of a two-screen-wide projection ... -
Seven Pleasures of Pris
(Recording, musical)The music in each of these tracks was created with artificial intelligence and machine learning. You will hear two AI-Bots: one in the centre uses soprano sax samples as its source, the other in wide stereo uses percussion. ... -
“Grease is the Word”: Exploring a Cultural Phenomenon
(Book)Bringing together a group of international scholars from diverse academic backgrounds, this edited collection analyses the cultural phenomenon Grease. From the stage show’s first appearance in 1971 and the Hollywood film ... -
2001: Odissea nello spazio (2001: A Space Odyssey)
(Book chapter)This essay examines some of the letters in which American cinemagoers described, and sometimes explained, their (largely positive) experiences with Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey to the filmmaker. It also explores ... -
‘Maurice’ Without Ending: From Forster’s Palimpsest to Fan-Text
(Book chapter)During their ongoing lives, both E. M. Forster’s gay bildungsroman/romance ‘Maurice’ (written 1913–14, repeatedly revised 1914–1959, posthumously published 1971) and Merchant Ivory Productions’ eponymous 1987 film adaptation ... -
Editorial – Bringing New Music to New Audiences
(Article)As editorial, this text describes the vision of the Creative Europe Interfaces project, the conference that was held in 9/18 with the issue's title and the contents of the issue. -
Design Fiction Diegetic Prototyping: A Research Framework for Visualizing Service Innovations
(Article)Purpose: This paper presents a design fiction diegetic prototyping methodology and research framework for investigating service innovations that reflect future uses of new and emerging technologies. Design/methodolo ... -
Charge
(Other)Score for the dance circus piece 'Charge'. Inspired by the role of electricity in the human body, Charge, our exhilarating new multi-media show, is about energy. From the electrical charge that sparks human life, to the ... -
Lumen
(Other)Soundtrack for the outdoor theatre performance piece 'Lumen' Lumen celebrated the people of Timișoara, who shine as the constant light of the city during the flux in the country’s recent history, reflecting the theme of ... -
Technical Images and Visual Art in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: From GOFAI to GANs
(Conference)Artificial Intelligence (AI) and art share a common past, where artists employed AI algorithms to generate art. This paper explores the early days of AI-generated images, using Harold Cohen’s AARON software as a paradigm ... -
‘Each one teach one’ Visualising Black intellectual life in Handsworth beyond the epistemology ‘white sociology’
(Article)Handsworth, a suburb in north-west Birmingham, became an important generative epistemic location that produced a number of contested discourses on race and racism in Britain during the 1970s and early 1980s. Using archival ... -
Roboethics as a Research Puzzle
(Conference)This position paper discusses the question of incorporating roboethics into the roboticists' thinking about their research. On the one hand, there has been a growing recognition of the need to develop and advance the field ...
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