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Beyond technical: Research into cinematography as art
More than just a category at the Academy Awards, cinematography as an art form is rich for research exploration according to a University of Southern Queensland filmmaking expert.
Dr Daniel Maddock, an award-winning cinematographer and academic, has stressed the significance of the field and has helped spearhead a new journal dedicated to its study.
Cinematography in Progress is an open access online journal published from Belgium with the support of the Free University of Brussels and the International Federation of Cinematographers (IMAGO).
Dr Maddock is the journal’s Australian representative and recently wrote the editorial feature for its first issue, Reaching Out.
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A structure is surrounded by lava on May 23, 2021, during the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo, which can be seen in the background. A river of lava came to a halt on the outskirts of Goma, sparing the city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo from disaster after the nighttime eruption prompted thousands of residents to evacuate.
Photograph by Moses Sawasawa, AFP via Getty Images
Mount Nyiragongo is rarely calm. The mountainous volcano in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is one of the few places in the world to feature a persistent lake of lava bubbling within its summit crater.
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Universities, NGOs, public bodies and media partners launched the largest Brussels air quality measurement study to date on Saturday.
This participatory science project, called CurieuzenAir, aims to mobilise families, businesses, associations and schools to map air pollution at some 3,000 sites in the Brussels-Capital Region. Its launch coincides with preparations for EU Green Week 2021.
The initiative is part of the Brussels Clean Air Partnership, a collaboration that began in October 2020 between Bloomberg Philanthropies, the government of the Brussels-Capital Region and Brussels Environment, to encourage local partners to improve air quality through innovation, research and monitoring, citizen engagement and educational programmes.