Videographic Books: Film and Media Scholarship in Sound and Image (Series)

Combining the possibilities of digital scholarship with the long-standing strengths of the print monograph, this series strives to publish works that convey ideas and expand knowledge via the digital rhetoric of videographic criticism. Videographic Books will resemble traditional print books as accessed via an online e-reader, but use embedded video and audio to convey ideas through the distinct form of videographic criticism. The published works will explore a wide-range of topics and approaches concerning film, television, videogames, and other media, but be united through a commitment to born-digital publishing as structured through the stable, archivable, and library-optimized open-access Fulcrum platform, and the use of audiovisual media as core components of intellectual expression, not just illustrations or examples.

Series editor: Jason Mittell (Middlebury College)

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Materializing Musical Cinema

Videographic Approaches to Genre Study

An audiovisual exploration of musical films around the world

Televising Taste

Performing Classical Music on American Screens

A deep dive into music on American screens

Adaptive Forms

Videographic Criticism and Contemporary Science Fiction Film

An examination of media adaptation in contemporary science fiction film, with 14 video essays

The Chemistry of Character in Breaking Bad

A Videographic Book

An exploration of characters in Breaking Bad, with over 20 video essays