The Kinomatics Project collects, explores, analyses and represents cultural data from a social justice perspective. Our research is global, collaborative and interdisciplinary.
The public repository for the Kinomatics Australian Film Production Dataset (KAFPD), a large, curated dataset describing Australian feature film production and personnel from 1975 to 2024. Downloadable and free to reuse.
The Kinomatics Australian Feature Film Explorer (KAFFE) is an interactive network of Australian film personnel who collaborated on feature dramas in the 50 years between 1975 and 2024. Jump in and do a selfie search!
The Kinomatics team are currently working on a major project exploring the impact of COVID on cinema showtimes around the world. Stay tuned for results as they are released.
The Kinomatics team
The Kinomatics project is a collaborative, interdisciplinary initiative reflecting the global, networked, and evolving nature of humanities research across fields such as cinema studies, digital humanities, cultural policy, and data visualisation.
Latest News
Kinomatics goes to CEDIA
Pete Jones presented a summary of some of our most recent work at the CEDIA conference on Inequalities and Diversity
A Rory by any other name… Introducing the southaussienames R package
We recently began the process of investigating the impact of gender in our new dataset of Australian film credits and
Gender Equity Interventions in the Film Industry. What works and what doesn’t?
A sub-team of kinomatics members (Deb, Pete, Aresh) have been working hard over the past couple of years to test