Tag: Martin Barker

• Making Sense of Cinema Anthology

  

  Edited by Christopher Olson (Seems Obvious to Me) and myself, Bloomsbury Academic will release Making Sense of Cinema: Empirical Studies into Film Spectators and Spectatorship on February 25, 2016. Making Sense of Cinema is an anthology collecting empirical studies that display different methods for studying real film spectators engaging with real films. Film studies has […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  January 18, 2016

  Audience/Reception Studies, Film Studies

  Audience, audience studies, Darren Waldron, Decoding, eye-tracking, film scholarship, film spectator, film spectators, film spectatorship, film studies, film text, Films, interpretation, Martin Barker, mass media, media studies, methodologies, Motion pictures, movies, Qualitative Methodology, Reception, reception studies, Sense-making

• The Hobbit International Research Project

  

  Are you a Tolkien fan? Did you enjoy the Lord of the Rings films? What do you think of The Hobbit films? Join in with thousands of others and share your thoughts in this massive international survey! From Dr. Martin Barker, one of the lead researchers on the project, who previously oversaw a similar project […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  December 21, 2014

  Uncategorized

  Lord of the Rings, Martin Barker, The Hobbit, Tolkien

• Making Sense of Superhero Films

  The following is the bulk of the presentation I will be giving this Friday, October 11th, at the Midwest Popular Culture Association conference in St. Louis.  For all of you (which is the majority of the world) who cannot be there to hear the presentation, I give you what it is all about — my […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  October 7, 2013

  Film Studies, Superheroes

  cinematic entanglement, cognitive theory, critical engagement, David Bordwell, Elektra, Fantastic Four, Film, film spectators, film spectatorship, Films, Iron Man, Janet Staiger, Martin Barker, minutia reception, moment-by-moment, Roskilde University, Sense-making, Spider-Man, Superheroes, The Dark Knight, Virtual Worlds Research Group, X-Men