CFP: SEM Journal of Audiovisual Ethnomusicology
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Nov 24, 2021, 5:01:51 PM11/24/21
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The Journal of Audiovisual Ethnomusicology (JAVEM) is a newly established, bi-annual, peer-reviewed streaming journal of ethnomusicological film and video sponsored by the Society for Ethnomusicology.
JAVEM aims to advance the use of video/film as a method for exploring music and its entanglements, and as a medium for presenting those explorations.
We invite the submission to JAVEM of original audiovisual contributions.
The editors will consider expository, experimental, and/or artistic works that articulate an argument within or adjacent to the field of ethnomusicology. Accepted audiovisual works will represent current research, new theoretical perspectives, and critical audio-visual strategies that fall outside the limitations of print scholarship. The work, which can be of any length, should produce new musicological knowledge about its subject through its audiovisual form. The web format will also allow for supporting text and relevant hyperlinks to the primary work.
We expect that most submissions will come from academics who make films. This said, we also aspire to bridge the gap between academia and commercial documentary film and to provide a vehicle for the distribution of films by non-academic filmmakers whose films constitute an ethnographic point of view on a musical culture, group, or phenomenon. Similarly, works by producers without academic affiliation are welcome, but these will be evaluated according to the same standards of creativity and scholarship as those by academics.
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
See more at https://www.ethnomusicology.org/page/Pub_JAVEM
Thank you!
Ben Harbert
Frank Gunderson
- JAVEM Co-Editors In-Chief
JAVEM aims to advance the use of video/film as a method for exploring music and its entanglements, and as a medium for presenting those explorations.
We invite the submission to JAVEM of original audiovisual contributions.
The editors will consider expository, experimental, and/or artistic works that articulate an argument within or adjacent to the field of ethnomusicology. Accepted audiovisual works will represent current research, new theoretical perspectives, and critical audio-visual strategies that fall outside the limitations of print scholarship. The work, which can be of any length, should produce new musicological knowledge about its subject through its audiovisual form. The web format will also allow for supporting text and relevant hyperlinks to the primary work.
We expect that most submissions will come from academics who make films. This said, we also aspire to bridge the gap between academia and commercial documentary film and to provide a vehicle for the distribution of films by non-academic filmmakers whose films constitute an ethnographic point of view on a musical culture, group, or phenomenon. Similarly, works by producers without academic affiliation are welcome, but these will be evaluated according to the same standards of creativity and scholarship as those by academics.
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
See more at https://www.ethnomusicology.org/page/Pub_JAVEM
Thank you!
Ben Harbert
Frank Gunderson
- JAVEM Co-Editors In-Chief
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