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The Promotional Surround Schedule

The Promotional Surround:
Logos, promos, idents, trailers

University of Nottingham, 21st - 22nd July 2009

key speakers: Professor John Caldwell (UCLA), Professor William Uricchio (MIT), Charlie Mawer (Executive Creative Director, Red Bee Media), Victoria Jaye (BBC Vision)

Promotional Sound:

logos, promos, idents, trailers

21 st July 2009

Time

Event (all taking place in TRENT B46)

8.30

Registration in Trent B46 for those arriving on day

9.00

Welcome

9.15

Keynote: John Caldwell - “The Insider's Promotional Surround:

Rationing Production Knowledge, Managing Unruly Machines, and Worker Buy-in”

10.15

TV Ephemera at the Junctions

Catherine Johnson , Branding Interstitial Spaces on UK Television

John Ellis , Ephemeral . . . But Evocative and Easily Recalled: The Comparison Between Programmes and Interstitials

11.15

Tea/Coffee break

11.45

Idents and Design

Joshua Green , What does (American) television look life?

Barbara Sadler , Identities and Idents: How far is it possible to trace the history of ITV through its regional and national idents?

Paul Middleton , Short Life Design

1.15

Lunch

2.15

Branding and the BBC

James Bennett , Dislocating Public Service Broadcasting: Negotiating content and brand at the interface

Paul Grainge , Elvis Sings for the BBC: Broadcast branding and digital media design

Mark Brownrigg and Peter Meech , Surrround: Sound

3.45

Tea/Coffee break

4.00

Industry Perspectives

Charlie Mawer (Red Bee Media)

Victoria Jaye (BBC Vision)

6.00

Close

7.00

Workshop Banquet – Ancaster Hall


 

Promotional Sound:

logos, promos, idents, trailers

22 nd July 2009

Time

Event

9.00

Keynote: William Uricchi, The recurrent, the recombinatory, and the ephemeral:thoughts on a textual system in transition

10.00

Movie Marketing: Anticipation, circulation and ancillary media

Paul McDonald , Small Media, Big Film: Micro-Visibility in Event Movie Marketing

Mark Gallagher , Guerilla Hunters: The precirculation of Soderbergh's Che

Martin Barker , The circulation of ‘Gollum': how ancillary materials take on a life of their own

11.30

Tea/Coffee Break

12.00

Using the BFI Archive: Film and Television ephemera

Jez Stewart , Branded entertainment onscreen in the 1930s and 1940s: Historical perspective on a modern phenomenon .

Dylan Cave , The hidden film business

Steve Bryant , TV's Credit Crunch: The slow death of end credits on British television and how some programmes fought it

1.30

Lunch

2.30

The boundaries of promotion and content

Max Dawson , Between Promos and Content: Renegotiating the television text

JP Kelly , Beyond the Broadcast Text: new economies and ephemeralities of online TV

 

Comfort Break

 

Alessandro Catania , The Recap as Promotional Strategy for Serials and Brands

Roberta Pearson , Transmedia Storytelling in Historical and Theoretical Perspective

4.30

Close