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Research Summer School
In February, 2016 Vejune Zemaityte delivered a poster presentation at Higher Degree by Research Summer School for the Faculty of Arts and Education held at

End of Year kinomatics
A capacity audience at the Deakin University Melbourne City Centre attended our end of year kinomatics symposium on December 4: Culture….Data → Meaning We would

The inaugural Kinomatics Symposium: Culture….Data → Meaning
Join us for a showcase of work produced by the Kinomatics research group that explores different aspects of the industrial geometry of culture. The first

Counting the cost of cinema ticket prices in Australia
Not ones to avoid a debate Deb and Bron have returned to the fray with another article on cinema ticket pricing, this time looking at

Introducing our newest researcher: Vejune Zemaityte
1. Could you describe your background and how you came to work with the kinomatics group? I was born and raised in Vilnius, the

Film Impact Rating (FIR) Generates an Impact Itself!
In January members of the Kinomatics team (Deb, Alwyn and Bronwyn) had a research paper titled: Australian films at large: expanding the evidence about

Introducing the Hobbit Year
We have a calendar year, a financial year, and a year of the monkey. Why not a Hobbit year? The Kinomatics project has been rethinking

kinomatics in the media
The Kinomatics project has made it into the media this past few weeks. A story in Brussels news outlet Brussel Nieuws has picked up

The Australian Cinema Census
The Kinomatics team has been working with fliks.com.au on the recently launched online survey of Australian cinema and film watching behavior. The survey known as

Conference Presentations – Europe 2014
Members of the Kinomatics team are looking forward to presenting at a number of international conferences in Europe this year. We will be delivering a

Cinema Ticket Pricing Generates Conversation
Here at Kinomatics we’ve been thrilled by the response to a recent article in The Conversation by Bronwyn Coate and Deb Verhoeven on the issue of

The Flow of Film Exhibition
There are two ways of considering the flow of film exhibition: geographically and temporally. The following two visualisations of the film “Anna Karenina” which showed