What is a Videographic Book? (Conference Paper/Presentation)
Title: What is a Videographic Book?
Author: Jason Mittell
Abstract: Over the past decade, film and media studies has seen the exciting rise of videographic criticism as an important and legitimate form of scholarship, with numerous publication and presentation venues emerging for academic video essays. While the parallels between video essays and journal articles are inexact, a videographic essay typically functions at roughly the same scope of a written article—but what would the videographic parallel be to an academic book? In this presentation, Jason Mittell explores the possibilities of a longer-format mode of videographic criticism, focusing both on potentials of the newly launched book series Videographic Books that he is editing for Lever Press, and his videographic book-in-progress, “The Chemistry of Character in BREAKING BAD.“
Date: 09/22/2022
Primary URL: https://blogs.umass.edu/videoessay/keynote-video-essayists/
Conference Name: Theory and Practice of the Video Essay

Television Aesthetics, Videographic Criticism, and the Case of BREAKING BAD (Conference Paper/Presentation)
Title: Television Aesthetics, Videographic Criticism, and the Case of BREAKING BAD
Author: Jason Mittell
Abstract: Keynote presentation at the conference at University of Kent, UK, presenting three videos from project
Date: 07/07/2022
Primary URL: https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/tvaesthetics/
Conference Name: Television Aesthetics: Now What?

Breaking Genre, or How to Categorize BREAKING BAD (Conference Paper/Presentation)
Title: Breaking Genre, or How to Categorize BREAKING BAD
Author: Jason Mittell
Abstract: Presentation of new video chapter
Date: 03/31/2022
Conference Name: Society for Cinema & Media Studies

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