Doctoral conference: Cinéma et machines

Doctoral conference: Cinéma et machines

  • On 1 October 2019
On 9 and 10 October 2017, TECHNÈS organised an international doctoral conference entitled Cinéma et machines atUniversité Rennes 2. This conference, whose organising committee was made up of André Gaudreault (Université de Montréal), Laurent Le Forestier (Université de Lausanne) and Gilles Mouëllic (Université Rennes 2), was an opportunity to hear numerous presentations by TECHNÈS researchers. Conference program: […]
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International conference: Cinéma et portabilité

International conference: Cinéma et portabilité

  • On 1 October 2019
The international conference Cinéma et portabilité is being held on 19 and 20 October 2017 at the Université de Montréal. Organised by TECHNÈS in collaboration with GRAFICS, Université Rennes 2 and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, this conference is convened by Richard Bégin (Université de Montréal) and Gilles Mouëllic (Université Rennes 2). The […]
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Il Cinema Ritrovato: TECHNÈS panel discussion

Il Cinema Ritrovato: TECHNÈS panel discussion

  • On 30 September 2019
On Thursday 29 June 2017 TECHNÈS organised a panel discussion at the Il Cinema Ritrovato festival, held in Bologna from 24 June to 2 July 2017. Entitled Enquête sur un médium (presque) disparu: la pellicule. Histoire, formes, enjeux, members of TECHNÈS, led by André Gaudreault, were present. Benoît Turquety (Université de Lausanne) moderated this panel discussion, with […]
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Conference: Techniques du cinéma amateur: problèmes d’archives, problèmes d’histoire

Conference: Techniques du cinéma amateur: problèmes d’archives, problèmes d’histoire

  • On 16 January 2019
The conference Techniques du cinéma amateur: problèmes d’archives, problèmes d’histoire, organised by Benoît Turquety and Stéphane Tralongo, was held from 28 to 30 November 2018 at the Université de Lausanne. Digital cultures, as they scale back the boundaries between filmmakers and audiences, appear to be giving a central role to amateurs in the present-day media landscape. […]
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The international research partnership on film techniques and technologies, TECHNÈS, aims to rethink film history and its methods by examining the techniques and technologies that have accompanied the medium since its beginnings. For this ambitious program, TECHNÈS is dedicated to the creation of a space for dialogue between universities, archives, cinematheques, and film schools, as well as between scholars and industry technicians.

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