A pin hole photograph (shoe box with paper coated with emulsion) whilst shooting at 4k
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Satellite shoot. 10 cameras, 18 countries, 9 languages - Technical Director, Terry Flaxton
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Research
Moving Image Arts Research explores the histories, theories, aesthetics, cultures and politics of moving image production, interaction and reception.
Core Research Streams
We publish in traditional academic forms in each of the above areas - but we also try to deliver as many resources as we can for the aspiring researcher or practitioner in the subject area of capture and display of moving images.
For instance you'll find video interviews with leading cinematographers, artists and academics in the research drop-down menu under: The Verbatim History of Digital Cinematography. The following institutions have previously funded or collaborated with out researchers.
A developing area of interest will be Neurocinematics as this relates to original research in HDR/HFR/HR immersion. Please contact us if you are active in this
subject.
Core Research Streams
We publish in traditional academic forms in each of the above areas - but we also try to deliver as many resources as we can for the aspiring researcher or practitioner in the subject area of capture and display of moving images.
For instance you'll find video interviews with leading cinematographers, artists and academics in the research drop-down menu under: The Verbatim History of Digital Cinematography. The following institutions have previously funded or collaborated with out researchers.
A developing area of interest will be Neurocinematics as this relates to original research in HDR/HFR/HR immersion. Please contact us if you are active in this
subject.
Portraits of University of Bristol's Centenary
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The Intra/Extra Diagetic Gaze
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Moving Image Research Centre of Moving Image Research The Future of the Moving Image Research High Definition 4K stereoscopy 3D Higher Dynamic Range Higher Frame Rate Augmented Reality New Media super Hi Vision