spectatorship

How are issues of gender, in regards to both the film and spectatorship, treated?

Football is the most popular sport in regard to player base and spectatorship.

It is the way the films deal with power, gender and their relationship to spectatorship that they differ.

The film has been described as "a compelling exploration of the relationship between image, sound and female spectatorship."

The magazine began to chronicle the technological changes that were shaping film spectatorship.

Larry Clark does not comment on spectatorship or voyeurism in his film.

This spectatorship casts me - and maybe most foliage tourists - in a poor light.

My response to yesterday's screening, however, was one of awe and wide-eyed spectatorship.

The ethical responsibilities of spectatorship are front and center when it comes to images of real death.

In the process I shall attempt to explain the impact or influence film theory has had on film-making and spectatorship.

In recent years, such a monolithic, homogenising and heterosexual model of spectatorship came under attack.

She also believed that the Games would help increase spectatorship for Paralympic sports around the country.

To Bennett’s way of thinking, it’s an excellent question, one he hopes will set his character en route from spectatorship to full participation.

It's a campaign that's well suited to spectatorship.

She wondered how much had been absorbed and carried on through the generations to shift not only parenting, but spectatorship as well.

Olympic State is an endurance exercise in spectatorship and an act of counter-surveillance."

On one level, the work is about public spectatorship and how in turn the presence and actions of the "other" are read as "the spectacle."

Apparatus theory follows an institutional model of spectatorship.

Untamed, the buildings would force viewers into a monotonous marathon of spectatorship.

The organisation's founding also helped increase spectatorship.

It sought to explore the roles of sport, leisure and spectatorship in Australian life, particularly as they relate to work.

Within her essay, Mulvey discusses several different types of spectatorship that occur while viewing a film.

It is a web-central project that makes use of the web's communication and the spectatorship of its users.

As passive spectatorship gives way to hip-shaking, your own body, not the faraway performers, becomes the center of the action.