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Editorial NECSUS by Toni Pape, Martine Beugnet, Greg de Cuir Jr, Judith Keilbach, Skadi Loist, Belén Vidal and Andrea Virginás

Special section: #Open

          edited by the NECS Open Scholarship Committee (Bregt Lameris, Miriam de Rosa, Victoria Pastor-González, Jeroen Sondervan)

#Open: An Introduction by Bregt Lameris, Miriam de Rosa, Victoria Pastor-González, Jeroen Sondervan

Open Scholarship: A Portfolio on Funding, Globalising and Enhancing by Jefferson Pooley, Eric Hoyt and Kelley Conway

Navigating new horizons: Openness, blogs, and media studies by Josephine Diecke and Kai Matuszkiewicz

Video essay, videographic criticism, polymedial essayism, polymodal essayism by Sureshkumar Sekar

Introducing open montage: Material performativity in urban media configurations in space by Mel Jordan and Giorgia Rizzioli

Openness as a creative principle: Home movies, found footage, and their second life in the documentary film Reconstruction of Occupation by Irena Řehořová

Cooperation or conflict? Merging documentary filmmaking and oral history practices in The Eastside Project by Ted Fisher and Don Allan Mitchell

Opening up science as a work: An international comparison of openness to society and openness of publication by Lucile Ottolini and Marianne Noel

Features

Opening up, closing down: An interview with Lisa Parks on ‘media backends’ by Judith Keilbach and Linda Kopitz

“I say! Neither a Whore nor a Saint”: Transgender memory, Spanish popular television, and media histories in Veneno by Anamarija Horvat

Game engines: Optimising VFX, reshaping visual media by Tom Livingstone

Queer bare lives: Melodramatic form and biopolitics in Michael Mayer’s Out in the Dark by Mingyuan Wan

The environmental footprint of animated realism: An ecomaterialist exploration of contemporary digital animated documentaries by Cristina Formenti

Becoming a Netflix nation: Extroversion, exportability, and visibility through a case study of Maestro in Blue by Georgia Aitaki

Festival Reviews: Virtual Reality

          edited by Marijke de Valck, Diane Burgess and Antoine Damiens

The two sides of VR utopia by Da Ye Kim

Why (film) festivals? Virtual reality experiences at a crossroads by Philippe Bédard

On reaching and creating your audience: VR artist Nemo Vos on the role of film festivals by Marijke de Valck

The future of the screen: Exploring Venice Immersive with Liz Rosenthal and Michel Reilhac by Anja Boato

Book Reviews

          edited by Victoria Pastor-González and Patricia Nogueira

Formalism expanded by Byron Davies

On Distant Viewing by Nicole Braida

The Sensorium of The Drone and Communities by Amy Gaeta

Exhibition Reviews

          edited by Miriam de Rosa and Annet Dekker

Insomnolence: The Sociability of Sleep at Agora Hydro-Québec by Toni Pape

Liquid Spaces: Politics of the Screen, an interview with Doreen A. Ríos by Annet Dekker

Audiovisual Essays: Sitting, Standing, Dancing with our Screens

          edited by Chloé Galibert-Laîné

Sitting, standing, dancing with our screens: An introduction by Chloé Galibert-Laîné

Twisties! by Alice Lenay and Théophile Gay-Mazas

Xena’s Body by Occitane Lacurie

Meeting/Eating Meat Joy by Chloé Lavalette

the look for sit down by Nicolas Bailleul

CORPS CANAPE by morgane frund 

Data Papers

          edited by Alexandra Schneider and Malte Hagener

Archiving Europe: Unveiling the visual world through stock shots in French television (2001-2021) by Shiming Shen

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Editorial Board

Martine Beugnet
University of Paris 7 Diderot

Greg de Cuir Jr
University of Arts Belgrade

Ilona Hongisto
University of Helsinki

Judith Keilbach
Universiteit Utrecht

Skadi Loist
Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Toni Pape
University of Amsterdam

Maria A. Velez-Serna
University of Stirling

Andrea Virginás 
Babeș-Bolyai University

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