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    • Triple Vision & Channel 4 1985 - 1992
    • A Trip Sideways to the BBC
    • Cinematography and Scripting 1992 - 2006
    • Academia and a developing Artistic Practice 2007 - 2016
    • 2015 & 2016 Cinefest Bristol International Festival of Cinematography
    • Sedition 2015 - Present >
      • Sedition 2015 - Larger
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    • 2025 and beyond?
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      • RWA, FRPS, academic
    • Anecdotal Evidence
  • Artworks, Installations, Docs
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    • Installations 1992 - The Present >
      • Proposed Exhibition
    • Short works with a life of their own
    • Collaboration: Terry Flaxton Shawn Bell
    • Collaboration: Terry Flaxton Emily Burridge
    • Collaboration: Terry Flaxton Al Lethbridge
    • Documentaries 70s to 90s
    • Channel 4 - Moving Image Art Resources
    • Blink 2003 to 2012
    • Work on Racism 1976 - 2000
    • Short Dramas
    • Music Industry Work
    • Music and Sound 1969 - 1975
    • An Early History of Video Art in the UK
    • Theatre Work
    • The Cold War Game: The Soviet Union
  • Phd
    • Abstract >
      • Aims of the Critical Commentary
      • Introduction: practice as research as an investigative tool and methodology
      • Prologue: My Prior Development as an Industry Practitioner, Artist & Academic
    • Portfolio 1 Guide >
      • Critical Commentary on Portfolio 1
      • Portfolio 1 Complete list of outputs
    • Portfolio 2 Guide >
      • Critical Commentary on Portfolio 2
      • Portfolio 2 Complete list of outputs
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      • Portfolio 3 Complete list of outputs
    • Portfolio 4 Guide >
      • Critical Commentary on Portfolio 4
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    • Phd Conclusion >
      • Consolidated Bibliography of Works Referred to in the Critical Commentaries
      • Key Propositions from the Research Period
      • Complete List of Outputs
      • Extra Resources >
        • ​1. Context for Research from 1971 forwards
        • ​2. Emerging technologies in industry prior to the research period (2007)
        • ​3. High Resolution Research 2007 - 2010
        • 4. Higher Dynamic Range Research 2010 - 2016
        • 2016 Bristol International Festival of Cinematography Video Documentation >
          • Cinefest 2016 Trailer
        • 2015 Bristol International Festival of Cinematography Video Documentation
        • The Verbatim History of Digital Cinematography >
          • The FIlms of Roberto Schaefer ASC, AIC at Encounters 2013 >
            • Professor Duncan Petrie on the structure of film training in the UK
            • An introduction to 'Resolution'
            • Projection Mapping
            • An Introduction to Motion Capture
            • Cinematographers Discuss Their Role
            • The Neurocinematics of FIlm: Hasson et al
            • RGB-Z Depth Capture in real time
            • The Future of Display Technology
            • CMIR ONE >
              • 18 Seconds
              • BOUNCE
              • 7 seconds
              • 4 seconds
          • Verbatim Interviews
          • The Verbatim History of the Aesthetics and Technologies of Analogue Video
          • A History of Video Art
          • Discussions


CMIR:ONE - CENTRESPACE POP-UP EXHIBITION     December 2015

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VISITOR COMMENTS :

​Really relaxing - this is how the brain really works, it's nothing to do with logic - is it?
Brilliant, quirky - I love this!   
​An interesting, thought provoking, amusing and heart rending series of images.
Do another show asap please ! 
Best Video exhibition I've seen in a long time.  
Interesting mix of technology and
art !


​Go To Online Teaching Resources
The CMIR:ONE exhibition ran 5 - 9 Dec and was a first opportunity for a wider public to see moving image work and related art from those involved closely with the work of the centre.

CMIR:ONE was the first of a set of yearly exhibitions initiated by the Centre for Moving Image Research.

​It showcased artists affiliated to CMIR whose work is primarily in video or film or is influenced by moving image in some way,shape or form.


CMIR is one of the few research centres in the world which offers a Cinematography PhD trajectory in its widest sense and allows a deep exploration of the art and science of capturing and displaying moving images - from light into the lens to light bouncing off the silver screen - or through any haptic or sense-based installation work or display technology. We link with organisations and individuals to encourage and support experimental forms of moving image making.

CMIR ONE was curated by Lucy Williams, CMIR affiliate and bursary winner.


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Centrespace Gallery, Bristol

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New York Sketches: Winter Diptych by Terry Flaxton
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