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Entertaining Ideas Aug 2019 IDEAS ENTERTAININGThe AEJMC Entertainment Studies Interest Group Newsletter v August 2019 ESIG-SPONSORED AEJMC SESSIONS Panels, pre-conferences, papers, posters and meeting information for this month's conference in Toronto he Entertainment Studies Interest Group is sponsoring and agenda of many broadcast journalism professors, meaning co-sponsoring several events for the forthcoming AEJMC films are being included in their tenure files. In addition, Tconference. ESIG invites its membership to attend some, or journalism professors are teaching documentary as all, of these functions: part of the curriculum in their programs. But does everyone TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 on that APT (appointment for tenure and promotion) 1 to 5 p.m. / PC005 Sheraton Hall C (Lower Concourse) committee really understand the value of the documentary Cultural and Critical Studies Division & Entertainment Studies research being produced? Furthermore, does everyone Interest Groups Preconference Session—Infusing Diversity in JMC understand that it doesn’t matter if it is a 10-minute film Curricula: Research and Pedagogies Using Celebrities and Diverse or 90-minute feature length film, as long as the film is getting Films accepted into juried film festivals or screens nationally Moderating/Presiding: Meta G. Carstarphen, Oklahoma on TV. This panel will help gain better understanding Keynote Speaker: Sandra Porteous, Canadian Broadcasting as to why documentary film is increasingly accepted as Corporation viable research in journalism programs. Furthermore, 2 to 3 p.m. (Session I) students are particularly interested in pursuing long-form Panelists: Naturalizing Inclusivity, Not Your “Other!”: journalism projects, i.e. documentary film, because it Diversity is the Rule, Not the Exception—Victoria LaPoe, Ohio; allows them to develop their narrative storytelling skills Cover is Not the Book: Going Beyond the Frame in a Diversity in a visual platform. Webinar—Monica Flippin Wynn, Lindenwood; Streaming Video 4 to 4:50 p.m. (Session III) Technologies in the Classroom: A Media Literacy Perspective— Visibility & Representation in the Celebrity World George L. Daniels, Alabama; Visual Culture Ascendant: How Moderating/Presiding: Carrie Teresa, Niagara Algorithms and Online Harassment Shape Diverse Voices Panelists: Idols, Influencers and the Infamous: Using Celebrity Online—Michelle Ferrier, Florida A&M; Re-Imagining the to Drive Student Engagement in Media Law—Kearston Wesner, Diversity Interview with Family Video—Meta G. Carstarphen, Quinnipiac; Teaching Trans-Visibility with RuPaul’s Drag Race— Oklahoma Joseph Sirianni, Niagara; Using Celebrity Instagram Accounts to 3 to 4 p.m. (Session II) Illustrate Ideas About Hegemony, Representational Politics, Documentary Film: Research and Teaching and Inclusivity: Carrie Teresa, Niagara Moderating/Presiding: Indira Somani, Howard In this preconference, we will examine and reflect upon ways we Panelists: James A. Rada, Ithaca; Desiree Hill, Central as educators might infuse diversity into the journalism and mass Oklahoma; Krishnan Vasudevan, Maryland, College Park communication curriculum. Preregistration required. Documentary Film continues to be part of the research (continued on page 2) (continued from page 1) and Television: A Study of Diversity—Michele Meyer, North WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:15 to 4:45 p.m. / W068 Civic Ballroom North 44. “Slutty Ambitious Monsters”: The Cultivation (Second Floor) of Female Journalists in Pop Culture—Kelsey Husnick, Wayne Entertainment Studies Interest Group & Communication State Technology Division Research Panel Session—Video Games as 45. Corporate Affirmations of the True Self and Mutual Research: Discussing Upcoming Research and Methods Self Help: Transmedia Rhetorics of Marvel Rising— Moderating/Presiding: Gwen Nisbett, North Texas Burton St. John and J. Richard Stevens, Colorado-Boulder Panelists: Renee Clear, Ball State; Travis Loof, South Dakota; 46. DudeBros Could Love Lady Shows: Gender Micheal McAlexander, California State Fullerton; Gwendelyn Expectations, Enjoyment, and Willingness to Nisbett, North Texas Recommend Television Among Males—Renee Mitson, Eugene THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 Lee, Jonathan Anderson & Maral Abdollahi, Minnesota 1:30 to 3 p.m. / T065 Grand Ballroom Foyer 3:15 to 4:45 p.m. / T091 Simcoe – (Second Floor) (Lower Concourse) Small Programs & Entertainment Studies Interest Group Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Teaching Panel Session: Using Popular Cinema as Cultural Scholar-to-Scholar (Poster) Refereed Paper Session: Entertainment Communication in the Mass Media Curriculum Studies Interest Group Moderating/Presiding: Katherine Orloff, Hood 40. It’s Obviously Funny to be a Meme: Using Memes Panelists: “Network” and Understanding the Business for Political Entertainment & Observation—Bingbing Zhang of Television—Gregory Adamo, Morgan State; Book Project: The and Sherice Gearhart, Texas Tech Elephant in the Room: Films as Rhetorical Texts in Cultivating 41. Gendered #Selfie? An Analysis of Selfies, Face-ism, Discussions about Race, Racism and Race Relations—Janice and Sexual Self-Identification on Instagram—Erin Ryan, Hamlet, Northern Illinois; Life at the Top: Exploring Height as Kennesaw State and Cynthia Nichols, US Department of State a Metaphor for Social Class in “High Rise” and “Snowpiercer"— 42. Potterheads: A Cultural Overview—Danielle Deavours, Thom Lieb, Towson; Two Versions of “Birth of a Nation,” Two Alabama Versions of Reality—Katherine Orloff, Hood 43. Hostile Media Bias and Third-Person Effect in Film Secretary: ESIG OFFICERS LIST Travis Loof University of South Dakota FOR 2018-2019 [email protected] Head: Newsletter Editor: Stephanie Schartel Dunn Waleed Rashidi Missouri Southern State University California State University, Fullerton [email protected] [email protected] Vice Head: Teaching Committee Chair: Greg Adamo Azmat Rasul Morgan State University Valdosta State University [email protected] [email protected] Research Chair: Graduate Student Liaison: Gwen Nisbett Stephen Warren University of North Texas University of Massachusetts Amherst [email protected] [email protected] 2 v ENTERTAINING IDEAS FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 ESIG TOP PAPERS 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. / F053 Willow Centre (Mezzanine Level) AWARDEES & PANEL Entertainment Studies Interest Group Refereed Paper Session: AT AEJMC TORONTO Understanding Our Entertainment Obsessions Moderating/Presiding: Stephanie Schartel Dunn, Missouri wo Top Paper awardees have been selected by Southern State the Entertainment Studies Interest Group and Just One More Episode: Binge-Watching Poetics and Big T will be presented during the Top Paper Session at Data in Non-Linear Television Portals—Ryan Stoldt, Iowa; Looking AEJMC in Toronto. Congratulations to the recipients of Through the Selfie: An Analysis of Snapchat the ESIG Top Paper Awards, Kelsey Whipple & Renita Filter/Lens Use in the Context of Objectification Theory Coleman from the University of Texas at Austin for their and Uses and Gratifications—Angelina Cruz, Amanda Brown, submission, "Facing the Music: Analyzing the Depiction Elise Legrout, Edward Matthew Coyle & William Kinnally, Central and Objectification of Women in American Music Florida; Explore Horror Movie Genre Preference with MiniMAM: Journalism" and Memphis' Jordin Howell, for "Out of An Exploratory Study in Taiwan—Yu-Lun Wu, Ohio State & Hsiu- the Shadows: Female Representation in Shadow of the Ping Yueh, National Taiwan University; Expecting Victory Due to TV Tomb Raider." or Identity?: Examining Media Consumption, Social Identification, Additional Top Paper presentations include and Fan Expectations—Natalie Brown-Devlin, Texas at Austin & "Immersion Matters: Trait Empathy, Presence, and Michael Devlin, Texas State; “Live Fast, Die Young”: Programming Enjoyment in Cinematic Virtual Reality Experience" by Strategies of the Phonograph, FOX, and CBS—Anna Aupperle Zexin “Marsha” Ma of Oakland and "Binge Watching: SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 Motivations, Demographics, and Television Program 12:45 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. / S030 Chestnut East Genres" by Jiyoung Cha of San Francisco State and (Mezzanine Level) Sylvia Chan-Olmsted of Florida. The Top Papers session Entertainment Studies Interest Group Refereed Paper Session: will be moderated by Gwen Nisbett of North Texas, with Exploring Diversity in Entertainment Stephanie Schartel Dunn of Missouri Southern State Moderating/Presiding: Gregory Adamo, Morgan State serving as discussant. The Entertainment Studies Interest “Fight the Power”: Themes of Racial Tension in Different Group Refereed Paper Session—Top Paper Session (T104) Rap Music Eras – A Content Analysis—Dante Mozie, South Carolina; takes place on Thursday, August 8 from 5 to 6:30 Shakin’ the Delta: The Evolution and Misrepresentation of Hill p.m. in Willow West (Mezzanine Level). v Country Blues in Print Journalism: Greenberry Talylor, Florida; Coming Out of the Celebrity Closet: LGBTQ and Authentic 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. / T118 Willow West Mediated Confessions: Nathian Rodriguez, San Diego State & (Mezzanine Level) Mary Liz Brooks, West Texas A&M; Misogyny and Erotic Pleasure in Entertainment Studies Interest Group Business Session/Members’ Bollywood’s “Item Numbers”: Suman Mishra, Southern Illinois- Meeting Edwardsville; Teaching Diversity through Satire Literacy: Charisse Moderating/Presiding: Stephanie Schartel Dunn, Missouri L’Pree Corsbie-Massay, Syracuse & Kiah Bennett, Colorado State v Southern State vAbout Entertaining Ideas Entertaining
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