In this area you'll find a series of online resources on the subject of Digital Cinematography and moving image art

Moving Image Arts Research has a series of initiatives in three principle research areas and we intend to construct a series of Events to reveal not only to academia, but also to Industry and the public itself :

The Histories of Moving Images, historical, cultural, political and aesthetic
Technical developments in the field of Capture and Display of Moving Images
The Cultural Value of Moving Images

Resourses
Papers and Theses by CMIR personel and Affiliates:
The Future of the Moving Image Flaxton
The Production of Higher Dynamic Range Video Price et al
Without Thresholds: Contemporary Artist’s Video: Diversity of Form, Possibility and Potential Meigh-Andrews
The Social Construction of the Meanings of Price Sparke
The Contemporary Landscape of Video-Activism in Britain Presence
 Visualising Vertov, Manovich L
Maintaining a Critical Eye: The Political Avant-garde on Channel 4 in the 1990's Presence

Research and Teaching Resources:
The Verbatim History of Digital Cinematography CMIR
Notes on Digital Workflows Flaxton
Digital Cinematography CMIR
The Verbatim History of Analogue Video CMIR
Collected Text based Resources CMIR
The Look From Capture To Display - Symposium

CML/CMIR Camera Test
Higher Dynamic Range Research
Upcoming Conference: Political Cinema for the 21st Century
CMIR Conference: Digital Cinematography and its opportunities

Building Sights - The Lloyds Building - iplayer - Michael Craig-Martin
Building Sights - The Byker Wall - iplayer - Beatrix Campbell
Building Sights - The Boots Wets Building - Iwona Blazwick
Prisoners 1984

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