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Liza Palmer

University of North Carolina Wilmington, Department of Film Studies, Adjunct

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Liza Palmer, librarian, is managing editor of The Moving Image (AMIA/University of Minnesota Press), co-editor-in-chief of Film Matters (Intellect), and contributing editor of Film International (Intellect). She is particularly proud of her 2022-2023 Kathleen Berkeley Inconvenient Woman Award from the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Gender Studies and Research Center.

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Articles by Liza Palmer

Present and Future for Academic Libraries

Against the Grain, 2022

Salut les cubains

Directory of World Cinema: France, 2013

Self-Made Myths: Strategies of Promotion Among Avant-Garde Filmmakers

Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008

Because numerous auteur filmmakers have effectively created narrative,. cinematic works that refl... more Because numerous auteur filmmakers have effectively created narrative,. cinematic works that reflect and implicitly express their own lived experiences, it is possible-through a process of advanced analysis-to regard such works as a noteworthy form of autobiographical expression and, by extension, the auteur as the implicit star of his or her films. This chapter demonstrates how an auteurist analytical approach can be utilized effectively to read various films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman as autobiographical acts that foster a vision of the "auteur filmmaker as star."

I Am the Hand of Death (Chris Gervais, 2020)

Avant-Garde Film Index, 2020

Review of I Am the Hand of Death (Chris Gervais, 2020).

The Zebra and the Fly (Chris Gervais, 2020)

Avant-Garde Film Index, 2020

Review of The Zebra and the Fly (Chris Gervais, 2020).

Remembering John Pruitt (1952–2019)

Film Matters, 2019

An obituary celebrating the life and work of John Pruitt, professor of film at Bard College.

Horrible Histories of Cinema Archival Outreach at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé

The Moving Image, 2018

This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, ex... more This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, exploring the pro-youth archival outreach of the Pathé museum at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé. The authors interview archivist Anne Gourdet-Marès, whose ciné-spectacles at Pathé incorporate magic lanterns, live music, and early film screenings to introduce children to the pleasures of proto-film technologies.

Parting Words: Professor Pruitt

Film International, 2019

Obituary for John Pruitt.

SCMS Goes Global

A report in Scope of the 2005 SCMS conference (starting on page 12).

Atlanta 2004: The State of Cinema Studies

A report in Scope of the 2004 SCMS conference (starting on page 5).

A report in Scope of the 2006 SCMS conference (starting on page 9).

Les Enfants terribles: An Interview with Françoise Marie

An interview in Film International with French film director Françoise Marie.

La Vie en Richmond | VCU French Film Festival, 28–30 March 2008

A report in Film International of the 2008 VCU French Film Festival in Richmond, VA.

Feeling Familiar or Artists Interrupted The Spectator

An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane ... more

Film Happenings

Film International, 2011

Film Happenings

Film International, 2010

... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint.... more

Film Happenings

Film International, 2012

Film scratches Notes from the fringe

Film International, 2007

Grassroots Collaboration

Technical Services Quarterly, 2007

One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a c... more One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a community by encouraging everyone to read the same book during a specified period of time. The “community” is typically a school, city, county, or state. The OBOC program is an ideal opportunity for libraries to collaborate with other organizations, particularly other libraries.

by Liza Palmer, Liz Stephens, Serazer Pekerman, and Tim Palmer

Film International, 2008

Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anth... more

Present and Future for Academic Libraries

Against the Grain, 2022

Salut les cubains

Directory of World Cinema: France, 2013

Self-Made Myths: Strategies of Promotion Among Avant-Garde Filmmakers

Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008

Because numerous auteur filmmakers have effectively created narrative,. cinematic works that refl... more Because numerous auteur filmmakers have effectively created narrative,. cinematic works that reflect and implicitly express their own lived experiences, it is possible-through a process of advanced analysis-to regard such works as a noteworthy form of autobiographical expression and, by extension, the auteur as the implicit star of his or her films. This chapter demonstrates how an auteurist analytical approach can be utilized effectively to read various films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman as autobiographical acts that foster a vision of the "auteur filmmaker as star."

I Am the Hand of Death (Chris Gervais, 2020)

Avant-Garde Film Index, 2020

Review of I Am the Hand of Death (Chris Gervais, 2020).

The Zebra and the Fly (Chris Gervais, 2020)

Avant-Garde Film Index, 2020

Review of The Zebra and the Fly (Chris Gervais, 2020).

Remembering John Pruitt (1952–2019)

Film Matters, 2019

An obituary celebrating the life and work of John Pruitt, professor of film at Bard College.

Horrible Histories of Cinema Archival Outreach at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé

The Moving Image, 2018

This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, ex... more This article discusses how cinephilia is encouraged in the contemporary French film ecosystem, exploring the pro-youth archival outreach of the Pathé museum at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé. The authors interview archivist Anne Gourdet-Marès, whose ciné-spectacles at Pathé incorporate magic lanterns, live music, and early film screenings to introduce children to the pleasures of proto-film technologies.

Parting Words: Professor Pruitt

Film International, 2019

Obituary for John Pruitt.

SCMS Goes Global

A report in Scope of the 2005 SCMS conference (starting on page 12).

Atlanta 2004: The State of Cinema Studies

A report in Scope of the 2004 SCMS conference (starting on page 5).

A report in Scope of the 2006 SCMS conference (starting on page 9).

Les Enfants terribles: An Interview with Françoise Marie

An interview in Film International with French film director Françoise Marie.

La Vie en Richmond | VCU French Film Festival, 28–30 March 2008

A report in Film International of the 2008 VCU French Film Festival in Richmond, VA.

Feeling Familiar or Artists Interrupted The Spectator

An article, originally published on a now defunct version of The Spectator Arts Blog, about Jane ... more

Film Happenings

Film International, 2011

Film Happenings

Film International, 2010

... Please e-mail your Film Happening to Liza Palmer, Review Section Editor: liza.palmer@filmint.... more

Film Happenings

Film International, 2012

Film scratches Notes from the fringe

Film International, 2007

Grassroots Collaboration

Technical Services Quarterly, 2007

One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a c... more One Book, One Community (OBOC) is a program whose aim is to promote reading and discussion in a community by encouraging everyone to read the same book during a specified period of time. The “community” is typically a school, city, county, or state. The OBOC program is an ideal opportunity for libraries to collaborate with other organizations, particularly other libraries.

by Liza Palmer, Liz Stephens, Serazer Pekerman, and Tim Palmer

Film International, 2008

Abstract: Margaret Mead Film Festival: 1416 November 2008 Celebrating the pioneers of modern anth... more

The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and the Digital Humanities [Review]

The Moving Image, 2017

A review of The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and the Digital Humanities, edited by Charles... more

Essential Brakhage: Selected Writings on Filmmaking

A review in Scope of Essential Brakhage: Selected Writings on Filmmaking (starting on page 30).

Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie

A review in Scope of Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie by Tony Lee Moral (starting on page 28).

Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie (Revised Edition) (2013)

A review in Film International of Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie (Revised Edition) (2013) by ... more

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