PhD Stefano Odorico

S. Odorico

Institut: 
Institut für Kunstwissenschaft - Filmwissenschaft - Kunstpädagogik; ZeMKI

Fachgebiet:
Film- und Medientheorie

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Vita

Mitglied im ZeMKI-Lab: "Film, Medienkunst und Populärkultur"

Stefano Odorico is a research fellow at the University of Bremen where his work focuses primarily on interactive documentaries. Stefano received a PhD in Film Studies at University College Cork (Ireland) in 2011. The title of his thesis, centered on documentary and pragmatics, is: "The Nonfictional Address. A Pragmatic Reading of Documentary Films between Construction and Participation". For his doctoral studies he was awarded the Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS) and the University College Cork President's scholarship. Before moving to the University of Bremen, where he lecturers in film and media, Stefano also lectured at University College Cork (Ireland), Queen's University Belfast (UK) and University of Navarra (Spain).

Stefano is also a filmmaker and member of editorial team of Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media.

Forschungsschwerpunkte

   | Film and Media Theory
   | Theory of Film and Media Practice
   | Cinema Technology
   | Documentary Cinema
   | Postmodern Cinema
   | European and Eastern European Cinema
   | Visual Anthropology
   | Urban Spaces
   | New Media and Interactive Documentaries

Publikationen

He has published a number of articles in international journals and anthologies. Recent publications include:

"Documentary On the Web Between Realism and Interaction. A Case Study. From Zero - People Rebuilding Life After the Emergency", in: Studies in Documentary Film (Intellect, 2011).

"Violence of the Documentary Image. Errol Morris's Standard Operating Procedure", in: Asbjørn Grønstad and Henrik Gustafsson: "Ethics and Images of Pain" (Routledge, 2012).

Stefano has given papers at many international conferences, among others: NECS, Screen, Documentary Now! and Visible Evidence.