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Climbing Everest: the ‘national’ and ‘international’ in low budget feature film 攀登珠穆朗玛峰:低成本故事片中的“国家”和“国际”
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1993647
G. Hambly
ABSTRACT Australian cinema is defined as simultaneously national, international and transnational. This paper takes these defined characteristics and applies them to the low budget, independent feature sector. It argues the sector mirrors the orientation of the wider industry. Given the instrumental role the national screen agency, Screen Australia, plays in influencing the direction of the industry, the relationship between low budget filmmakers and the agency is explored. The federal agency's focus is on the apex of the industry pyramid; high budget films appealing to the global market rather than low budget films. However, the high volume of low budget features in Australia is argued to play an important role in replenishing the Australian screen industry. Not only do they contribute to industry innovation, but low budget productions are also instrumental in practitioner career development. Despite these virtues, Screen Australia continues to pursue policies that threaten, rather than support this dynamic component of the screen sector. In considering these issues, the article uses a case study methodology drawing on interviews with key creatives of four low budget features, Bilched, A Lion Returns, Juvenile Delinquents and A Boy Called Sailboat.
摘要:澳大利亚电影被定义为国家、国际和跨国电影。本文采用了这些定义的特征,并将其应用于低预算、独立的特征领域。它认为,该行业反映了更广泛行业的方向。鉴于澳大利亚国家电影经纪公司screen Australia在影响电影业发展方向方面发挥的重要作用,我们探讨了低成本电影制作人与该经纪公司之间的关系。联邦机构的重点是产业金字塔的顶端;吸引全球市场的高成本电影,而不是低成本电影。然而,澳大利亚大量的低预算功能被认为在补充澳大利亚屏幕产业方面发挥了重要作用。它们不仅有助于行业创新,而且低成本的制作也有助于从业者的职业发展。尽管有这些优点,Screen Australia仍继续推行威胁而非支持屏幕行业这一充满活力的组成部分的政策。在考虑这些问题时,本文采用了案例研究的方法,对四部低成本电影的主要创意人员进行了采访,这四部电影分别是《拜尔契德》、《狮子归来》、《少年犯》和《一个叫水手的男孩》。
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Disruptive poetics in The Five Provocations 五大挑衅中的颠覆性诗学
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1993648
Anna. Dzenis, N. Maloney
ABSTRACT The Five Provocations (2018), Angie Black’s debut low-budget, independent feature film, began production without a script. Free from the requirements of development funding and operating with what she described as a ‘no budget’ model, Black worked with her actors to develop characters and stories in an extended period of improvisation. While improvisation in low budget, independent cinema is not new, Black’s film distinguishes itself in several ways. Firstly, it uses an additional improvisation mode in which performers, working with feminist burlesque traditions, interrupt the narrative at certain key moments. In this way, the film doubles its improvisation. Furthermore, in queering its realism it also naturalises its queerness. Improvisational strategies in low budget, feature filmmaking, and the unpredictability they produce, are often associated with notions of authenticity and realism. Using the cinematic theory of Jacques Rancière to frame a textual analysis of the film, we argue that, while the film works with conventions of realism, it also disrupts them through transgressive performance and cinematic moments that escape its story logic.
摘要:安吉·布莱克的首部低成本独立故事片《五次挑衅》(2018)在没有剧本的情况下开始制作。布莱克没有开发资金的要求,以她所说的“无预算”模式运作,她与演员们合作,在长时间的即兴创作中发展人物和故事。虽然在低预算的独立电影中即兴创作并不是什么新鲜事,但布莱克的电影在几个方面与众不同。首先,它使用了一种额外的即兴创作模式,表演者与女权主义滑稽传统合作,在某些关键时刻打断叙事。这样一来,这部电影的即兴创作就加倍了。此外,在扭曲其现实主义的同时,它也将其怪异自然化。低预算、故事片制作中的即兴策略及其产生的不可预测性通常与真实性和现实主义的概念联系在一起。使用雅克·兰齐埃的电影理论来构建对电影的文本分析,我们认为,虽然这部电影符合现实主义的惯例,但它也通过越轨的表演和逃离故事逻辑的电影时刻来破坏现实主义。
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引用次数: 1
The Female Voice in Low budget, independent cinema of Australia: Strange Colours, The Second & Hot Mess 澳大利亚低成本独立电影《女声:奇怪的颜色》、《第二次和热门的混乱》
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1993651
Phoebe Hart, Mary M. Leder
ABSTRACT This study investigates the impediments that Australian, female, independent filmmakers face in bringing female-centred stories onto the screen. In 2016, the federal screen funding agency Screen Australia launched Gender Matters to better understand the many barriers facing women filmmakers and create opportunities for female screen creatives to gain equity in the screen industries. But how have this impacted and improved conditions for female filmmakers? The authors of this current study are female screenwriters, directors and producers who have experienced and witnessed the many difficulties women face in the Australian screen industry. The article comprises case studies of recent, successful, female, independent feature filmmakers, the AACTA Award nominated creators of Strange Colours, The Second and Hot Mess. The research explores emergent themes and recommendations based on interviews with the filmmakers. They observe that while some impediments in the low budget, independent sector continue, others have subsided and a considerable number of promising developments are emerging. Screen Australia’s Gender Matters and other initiatives by State-based screen agencies have encouraged this progress, but changes in the global socio-cultural discourse have also been influential.
本研究调查了澳大利亚女性独立电影人在将以女性为中心的故事搬上银幕时所面临的障碍。2016年,联邦电影资助机构“澳大利亚银幕”(screen Australia)发起了“性别问题”(Gender Matters),以更好地了解女性电影人面临的许多障碍,并为女性电影创意人员创造机会,在电影行业获得平等。但这是如何影响和改善女性电影人的条件的呢?本研究的作者是女性编剧、导演和制片人,她们经历并目睹了女性在澳大利亚电影行业面临的许多困难。这篇文章包含了最近成功的女性独立电影制片人的案例研究,以及获得AACTA奖提名的《奇怪的颜色》、《第二部》和《混乱》的创作者。该研究在采访电影制作人的基础上探讨了新兴主题和建议。他们注意到,虽然低预算独立部门的一些障碍继续存在,但其他障碍已经消退,并且出现了相当数量的有希望的发展。澳大利亚电影公司的“性别问题”和国家电影机构的其他倡议鼓励了这一进展,但全球社会文化话语的变化也产生了影响。
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Don’t call me grandma: how to write formidable country women over the age of 65 as lead protagonists in an Australian feature film 不要叫我奶奶:如何在澳大利亚故事片中写出65岁以上令人敬畏的乡村女性作为主角
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1952683
J. Tindale
ABSTRACT In recognition of the lack of female representation on screen, in 2015 Screen Australia launched the Gender Matters Program. However, it did not address the lack of representation of older women (defined as over 40 or ‘a woman of a certain age’). The research question addressed by this article is how to write older female characters over the age of 65 who are tough, capable, and complex. The research methodology combined Schon’s reflective practice theory, and Denscombe’s action research model with Batty and Baker’s practice-led research principle to create a feature film screenplay as the research artefact. The research strategy encompassed a broad approach comprising a field excursion to Winton to interrogate place and theme and a comprehensive review of literature in the field of gender, screenwriting, and female representation. The investigation revealed that in feature films there are a lack of complex female characters who are leaders in their community, who determine their own destiny and are still considered young at 40 years of age. A set of 10 guiding principles were identified which shaped the writing of the older characters in the research artefact, the feature film screenplay Myrtle and Ivy. Myrtle and Ivy seeks to redress this lack of older female representation to depict complex, tough, and capable characters.
摘要为了认识到女性在银幕上的代表性不足,screen Australia于2015年启动了“性别问题计划”。然而,它并没有解决老年妇女(定义为40岁以上或“某个年龄的妇女”)缺乏代表性的问题。本文提出的研究问题是如何写出65岁以上坚韧、能干、复杂的年长女性角色。研究方法结合了Schon的反思实践理论、Denscombe的动作研究模式和Batty和Baker的实践主导的研究原则,创造了一个故事片剧本作为研究对象。研究策略包括一种广泛的方法,包括前往温顿实地考察地点和主题,以及对性别、编剧和女性代表领域的文献进行全面回顾。调查显示,在故事片中,缺乏复杂的女性角色,她们是社区的领导者,决定着自己的命运,在40岁时仍然被认为是年轻的。确定了一套由10条指导原则组成的指导原则,这些指导原则塑造了故事片剧本《桃金娘与艾薇》中老角色的写作。《桃金娘与艾薇》试图纠正这种缺乏年长女性形象的现象,以描绘复杂、坚韧和能干的角色。
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‘Just ask “what if?” and go from there’: the role of mainstream story structures in women’s web series script development 只要问“如果……会怎么样?”“从那里开始”:主流故事结构在女性网络剧剧本发展中的作用
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1922162
Stayci Taylor
ABSTRACT This article investigates, through interviews, the script development processes of four female-identifying web series creators, contributing to scholarship around web series’ ability to serve diverse communities [Christian 2020. “Beyond Branding: The Value of Intersectionality on Streaming TV Channels.” Television & New Media 21 (5): 457–474; 2011. “Fandom as Industrial Response: Producing Identity in an Independent Web Series.” TWC – Transformative Works and Cultures, 8, ‘Race and Ethnicity in Fandom’ special issue; Monaghan 2017. “Starting From … Now and the Web Series to Television Crossover: An Online Revolution?” Media International Australia 164 (1): 82–91; Williams 2012. Web TV Series: How to Make and Market Them. Harpenden: Kamera Books], but from the perspective of the writing process. The three web series making up this small sample – Last Breath (2018), Love Songs (2019) and Phi and Me (2019-) – have all experienced notable levels of ‘success’ (defined here variously in terms of views, festival selections, and awards). This article offers a preliminary investigation into how women’s web series writing practices may – or may not – depart from conventions that are practiced in mainstream settings of episodic script development, and/or are circulated by the screenwriting ‘how-to’ market. Using the insights into these writing processes, this article builds upon web series scholarship (where, it has been argued, innovations around diversity are leading the way in terms of screen content and distribution) by exploring the extent to which gender and cultural diversity, platform and standardised story structures inform the script development processes.
本文通过访谈调查了四位女性网络连续剧创作者的剧本开发过程,为围绕网络连续剧服务于不同社区的能力的学术研究做出了贡献[Christian 2020]。“超越品牌:流媒体电视频道交叉性的价值”电视与新媒体21 (5):457-474;2011. “Fandom作为工业回应:在一个独立的网络系列中产生身份。”TWC -变革的作品和文化,8,“Fandom中的种族和民族”特刊;莫纳亨2017。“从现在开始,从网络连续剧到电视跨界:一场网络革命?”澳大利亚媒体国际164 (1):82-91;威廉姆斯2012。网络电视剧:如何制作和营销。Harpenden: camera Books],但从写作过程的角度来看。构成这个小样本的三部网络剧——《最后一口气》(2018)、《情歌》(2019)和《Phi and Me》(2019-)——都取得了显著的“成功”(这里的定义在观看次数、电影节选择和奖项方面各不相同)。这篇文章提供了一个初步的调查,关于女性网络连续剧的写作实践可能——或者可能不会——偏离在情节剧本发展的主流环境中实践的惯例,和/或被编剧“如何”市场所传播。利用对这些写作过程的见解,本文通过探索性别和文化多样性、平台和标准化故事结构对剧本开发过程的影响程度,建立在网络连续剧学术基础上(有人认为,围绕多样性的创新在屏幕内容和发行方面处于领先地位)。
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引用次数: 3
Antipodean urban dystopias: documenting the New Zealand city 1965–1971 澳大利亚城市反乌托邦:记录1965-1971年的新西兰城市
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1952684
Diego Bonelli
ABSTRACT By relying on the textual analysis and on the examination of existing archival documents related to their production and circulation, this article analyses three documentaries produced in New Zealand in the 1965–1971 time frame while providing an overview of New Zealand film history as well as the examination of pre-existing modes of urban representation in New Zealand cinema. The author argues that these three case studies, Wellington in the 1960s: The Way it Seemed, To Live in the City and Notes on A New Zealand City stand at the intersection of both local and global cinematic, social and cultural phenomena, displaying the emergence of a new stylistic and ideological perspective on the New Zealand cinematic city. Such dystopic take is a reflection of both deep social and cultural transformations in New Zealand society and global cinematic phenomena.
摘要本文通过文本分析和对与制作和流通相关的现有档案文件的审查,分析了1965年至1971年期间在新西兰制作的三部纪录片,同时对新西兰电影史进行了概述,并对新西兰电影中已有的城市表现模式进行了审查。作者认为,《20世纪60年代的惠灵顿:它的样子》、《生活在城市》和《新西兰城市笔记》这三个案例研究站在当地和全球电影、社会和文化现象的交叉点上,展示了对新西兰电影城市新的风格和意识形态视角的出现。这种反乌托邦的拍摄反映了新西兰社会深刻的社会和文化变革以及全球电影现象。
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Moving forward: issue 1–2 introduction 前言:第1-2期简介
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1961389
A. Lambert
At the end of 2020, I noted (see issue 3, 2020) that the screen sector in the region not only carried people through the darkest moments of an ongoing global pandemic but had continued to work by modifying practices in the processes of both of production and reception. The adaptability, mobility and mutability of images, ideas and material contexts mirrors changes in both understandings and effects:
在2020年底,我指出(见2020年第3期),该地区的影视行业不仅帮助人们度过了正在进行的全球大流行的最黑暗时刻,而且通过修改制作和接收过程中的做法继续发挥作用。意象、观念和物质语境的适应性、流动性和可变性反映了理解和效果的变化;
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A dark and dusty night: Razorback and the development of an environmentalist Australian Gothic cinema 一个黑暗而尘土飞扬的夜晚:剃刀背与环保主义者澳大利亚哥特式电影的发展
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1938799
I. Rooks
ABSTRACT This article argues that Razorback’s self-aware play with cinematic Australian Gothic tropes infuses the aesthetic with an environmentalist sensibility that resonates in the Anthropocene. The limited scholarship addressing Razorback typically positions the film as a crude expression of the same anxieties found in New Wave Australian Gothic cinema. This interpretation misunderstands the role industrial maleficence plays in Razorback’s horror. In order to reassess Razorback, I situate this creature feature in the history of the Australian Gothic, a sensibility grounded in the country’s settler colonial identity and focused on the unsettling qualities of the imposing natural landscape. Razorback draws on common tropes in Australian cinema – cultural anxiety around Americans, the tendency to idealize white rural life, and a fascination with the Outback – but it tweaks standard elements. Razorback offers a surreal take on the Outback, but it identifies its horror as stemming from human mismanagement and pollution of the natural world. The Outback becomes warped by the activities of the Baker Brothers, whose business breeds a monstrous manifestation of rapacious colonial capitalism and environmental degradation. This reassessment of an overlooked cult classic identifies Razorback as an important text to study in order to understand genre cinema’s role in engaging environmental concerns.
摘要本文认为,Razorback的自我意识与电影中的澳大利亚哥特式手法相结合,为美学注入了一种在人类世引起共鸣的环保主义情感。针对Razorback的有限奖学金通常将这部电影定位为对澳大利亚新浪潮哥特式电影中同样焦虑的粗略表达。这种解读误解了工业犯罪在拉佐巴克恐怖片中所扮演的角色。为了重新评估Razorback,我将这种生物特征置于澳大利亚哥特式历史中,这种情感植根于该国的定居者殖民身份,并专注于壮观的自然景观中令人不安的品质。Razorback借鉴了澳大利亚电影中常见的比喻——围绕美国人的文化焦虑、理想化白人乡村生活的倾向,以及对内陆的迷恋——但它调整了标准元素。Razorback对内陆地区进行了超现实的演绎,但它认为其恐怖源于人类管理不善和对自然世界的污染。贝克兄弟的活动扭曲了内陆地区,他们的生意滋生了贪婪的殖民资本主义和环境恶化的可怕表现。对一部被忽视的邪教经典电影的重新评估将《剃刀背》确定为一部需要研究的重要文本,以了解类型电影在关注环境方面的作用。
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Kennedy Miller Mitchell and the relationality of Australian cinema – global film practice in Australia Kennedy Miller Mitchell与澳大利亚电影的相对性——澳大利亚的全球电影实践
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2021-05-03 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2021.1921405
James Douglas
ABSTRACT Recent work in Australian screen scholarship has been focused on expanding the limitations of our national cinema discourse. Terms like Deb Verhoeven’s ‘Industry 3’ or Ben Goldsmith’s ‘outward-looking Australian cinema’, and the discourse of ‘transnationality’ more generally, exemplify a contemporary tendency that seeks out new conceptual foundations from which to analyse Australian film as interrelated with international industrial contexts. US film historian Janet Staiger has proposed one potentially fruitful alternative conceptual schema. Staiger argues that the concept of ‘film practices’ offers a way to carry out the historiographical grouping of film texts without recourse to categories of nationality or transnationality. In this article, I examine the analytical possibilities of the film practice schema in the Australian context. I focus on the Australian production firm Kennedy Miller Mitchell, which I identify as operating within the contemporary classical Hollywood cinema practice. Scholars have previously encountered conceptual deficiencies in grouping the work of this firm under prevailing terms of national cinema discourse. I show how the application of the film practice schema can make better sense of Kennedy Miller Mitchell’s place in the Australian and international screen industries, and I assess some of the advantages and disadvantages of this approach for future scholarship.
摘要澳大利亚电影学术界最近的工作重点是扩大我们国家电影话语的局限性。Deb Verhoeven的《工业3》或Ben Goldsmith的《外向型澳大利亚电影》等术语,以及更普遍的“跨国籍”话语,都体现了一种当代趋势,即寻找新的概念基础,从中分析澳大利亚电影与国际工业背景的相互关联。美国电影历史学家Janet Staiger提出了一种可能富有成效的替代概念模式。Staiger认为,“电影实践”的概念提供了一种对电影文本进行历史分组的方法,而无需求助于国籍或跨国籍类别。在这篇文章中,我考察了电影实践模式在澳大利亚背景下的分析可能性。我关注的是澳大利亚制片公司Kennedy Miller Mitchell,我认为该公司在当代经典好莱坞电影实践中运营。学者们以前在根据国家电影话语的流行术语对该公司的作品进行分组时遇到过概念上的缺陷。我展示了电影实践模式的应用如何更好地理解Kennedy Miller Mitchell在澳大利亚和国际电影行业的地位,并评估了这种方法对未来学术的一些优势和劣势。
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Goodbye to 2020 再见2020
IF 0.1 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2020-09-01 DOI: 10.1080/17503175.2020.1858569
A. Lambert
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