News
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
Digital Humanities Conference – 8-11 July 2014
We will be presenting our research at the upcoming leading international conference in Digital Humanities in Lausanne, Switzerland this July. Our research will focus on
Screen Studies Conference – 27-29 June 2014
We are very pleased to announce that we will presenting a panel on the research of Kinomatics at the Screen Studies Conference in Glasgow in
NECS – 19-21 June 2014
The Kinomatics team will be presenting at the upcoming NECS (European Network for Cinema and Media Studies) conference in Milan, Italy. For details on the
Visualisation – Andy Kirk Workshop
“When working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the
Release Strategy and Measures of “Success”: The case of The Turning
The adaptation of Tim Winton’s The Turning into a feature film comprising 17 short stories directed by no less than 18 of some of
Turning Gigs into Gigabytes (and back again): Songification and Live Music Data
What is Songification? You may already know about data sonification. Its a technique that’s been successfully used to assist the vision impaired for some time.
Researchers Hard at Work
Today we are having our Annual ARC Meeting for Only at the Movies. From left to right: Alwyn, Colin, Deb and Bronwyn. Also in the