Liza Palmer, librarian, is managing editor of The Moving Image (AMIA/University of Minnesota Press), co-editor-in-chief of Film Matters (Intellect), and contributing editor of Film International (Intellect). She is particularly proud of her 2022-2023 Kathleen Berkeley Inconvenient Woman Award from the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Gender Studies and Research Center.
This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, ex... more This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, exploring the pro-youth archival outreach of the Pathé museum at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé. The authors interview archivist Anne Gourdet-Marès, whose ciné-spectacles at Pathé incorporate magic lanterns, live music, and early film screenings to introduce children to the pleasures of proto-film technologies.
An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane ... more An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane Brakhage Wodening (and her delightful scrapbooks) -- courtesy of the Wayback Machine.
... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint.... more ... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint. nu ... environment, spanning the real and the projected. Participating artists include Merrell, PaulMcLean, Stephanie Abramowicz, Shane Kennedy and Doyle Trankina. ...
One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a c... more One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a community by encouraging everyone to read the same book during a specified period of time. The “community” is typically a school, city, county, or state. The OBOC program is an ideal opportunity for libraries to collaborate with other organizations, particularly other libraries.
Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anth... more Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anthropology: examining the severe consequences of global warming, and tales of human perseverance A report by Liz Stephens
This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, ex... more This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, exploring the pro-youth archival outreach of the Pathé museum at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé. The authors interview archivist Anne Gourdet-Marès, whose ciné-spectacles at Pathé incorporate magic lanterns, live music, and early film screenings to introduce children to the pleasures of proto-film technologies.
An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane ... more An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane Brakhage Wodening (and her delightful scrapbooks) -- courtesy of the Wayback Machine.
... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint.... more ... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint. nu ... environment, spanning the real and the projected. Participating artists include Merrell, PaulMcLean, Stephanie Abramowicz, Shane Kennedy and Doyle Trankina. ...
One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a c... more One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a community by encouraging everyone to read the same book during a specified period of time. The “community” is typically a school, city, county, or state. The OBOC program is an ideal opportunity for libraries to collaborate with other organizations, particularly other libraries.
Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anth... more Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anthropology: examining the severe consequences of global warming, and tales of human perseverance A report by Liz Stephens
A review of The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and the Digital Humanities, edited by Charles... more A review of The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and the Digital Humanities, edited by Charles R. Acland and Eric Hoyt (REFRAME Books, 2016).
A review in Film International of Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie (Revised Edition) (2013) by ... more A review in Film International of Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie (Revised Edition) (2013) by Tony Lee Moral.
This guide supports the research needs of students enrolled in Aquaculture Technology degree, dip... more This guide supports the research needs of students enrolled in Aquaculture Technology degree, diploma, certificate, and CCP programs at Brunswick Community College.
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