ASPERA Special Issue
Edited by: Dr. Kath Dooley, Craig Batty, Philippa Burne, Dr. Bettina Frankham, Dr. Margaret McVeigh
Refractory Journal editorial assistants: Paige Chidgey, Andrew Lynch, Simone Dyson
Table of Contents
Screen Interventions: Editorial Introduction
1. Filmmaking Research Network: Surveying Films, Peers and Creative Practice – Susan Kerrigan, James Verdon
2. Putting the Ghost Back In: Making Rich Meaning in Video Work – Christine Rogers
3. Finding My Story: Exploring Cultural Identity in Ten Canoes to Inform My PhD Screenplay about my Kiribati Birthplace – Joseph Grogan
4. Theme and Complex Narrative Structure in HBO’s Big Little Lies (2017) – Margaret McVeigh
5. O Quatrilho: The Process of Adapting A Brazilian Period Drama Novel for the Screen – Clarissa Mazon Miranda
6. The Object’s Gaze: Recalibrating Gendered Gazes in Screen Narrative in Riddles of the Sphinx and Awavena – Sarah Stollman
7. Intervention as Activism: Advocating Queer Female Representation Through Independent Film Production – Natalie Krikowa
8. Exposed on Screen: Real People’s Stories, Unscripted TV and the Virtues of Collaborative Documentary Filmmaking – Steve Thomas
9. The Intersection of Brand Partnerships in Australian Feature Filmmaking – Dean Chircop
10. Twenty-First Century Transhumanism: Adapting, Franchising, and Participating in Modern Cyberpunk – Christopher Comerford