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University of the Arts London

Film, Video, and Digitality: An Analysis of Cultural Form in Time-based Media

Abstract

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This thesis examines the material properties of time-based image media, in particular live video. The project is practice-based with a theoretical underpinning drawn from the debates on form and meaning associated with Walter Benjamin.

Author and committee

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  • Flint, Rob

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  • cc_by_nc_sa
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en

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Flint, Rob <https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/view/creators/Flint=3ARob=3A=3A.html> (2004) Film, Video, and Digitality: An Analysis of Cultural Form in Time-based Media. PhD thesis, University of the Arts London.
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Flint, Rob. Film, Video, and Digitality: An Analysis of Cultural Form in Time-based Media. 2004.