Tuesday 17 March 2015, 9.30AM to 17:00
Speaker(s): Andrew Higson (University of York); Ib Bondebjerg (University of Copenhagen); Paul Cooke (University of Leeds); David Forrest (University of Sheffield); Gunhild Agger (Aalborg University); Kim Toft Hansen (Aalborg University); Plus Q&A with Nick Wild and Alistair Maclean-Clark (360 Degrees Media) on producing historical drama.
The conference will address issues of production, representation, distribution and audience reception, focusing on key case-studies from Britain, Germany and Denmark. It will also address the question of how digitisation is changing the way historical dramas are produced, circulated and consumed. Our aim is to identify some of the emerging trends within this important area of research.
The event is being organised in partnership with the Researching European Film & Television Drama – PhD Workshop.
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This event is financially supported by HERA, The Centre for Digital Heritage and the Department of Theatre Film and Television, University of York.
Location: Law and Management Building (LMB/002), University of York (Heslington East Campus)
Admission: Conference registration fee: £25 (students/postgrads: £20) Visit our online payment system to register: http://bit.ly/192JcRH