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 towards the end of 2012 through to mid-2013 illustrates geographic as well as temporal movement. Geographic The world map above shows the mean centre of screenings for Anna Karenina for […]
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 the tracking of films at a global scale and the relationship between remittances and film distribution. For information about the conference and program see the conference website. ABSTRACT: Kinomatics: big […]
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 late June, which this year has a focus on Landscape and Environment. Our panel will focus on 3 main components of our research: Scale, Flow, and Ranking. For information on […]
