Here’s looking at you. » podcast
by Dr Ellen Wright
May 8, 2021 3:22 am
Here’s looking at You podcast is a series of conversations hosted by Dr Ellen Wright. Conversations around feminism and politics, gender and sexuality – in film, photography and performance – with particular interest in classical Hollywood, pin-up cultures and burlesque. Dr Wright is the Vice Chancellor’s 2020 Lecturer in Cinema and Television History at DeMontfort University in Leicester. She has taught Film Studies, Media Studies and Photographic Theory. Her research interrogates the wider notions of gender, sexuality, class, taste, nationality and consumption linked to Classical Hollywood cinema and tends to focus on denigrated forms such as the celebrity group ‘selfie’, pin-up photography, slash fiction and pornography as well as press books, promotional materials for films and TV shows, film fan annuals, film and photography magazines/pamphlets, syndicated radio plays, film star fiction, film star/celebrity endorsements and advertising tie-ups. Her published work so far has examined female star personas and celebrity, film star scandals, gender and performance, costuming, censorship, fandom, youth audiences and moral panics, audience and critical reception and media discourse across British and American contexts, primarily through the use of extra textual materials. This website is a hub for her various research projects.
Recent Episodes
Podcast #22: ‘Sold on it’s sex appeal’: Researching cinema publicity with Adrian Smith
4 years agoPodcast #21: I Love Lucy: Women and sexual desire with Dr Lucy Neville
4 years agoHere’s Looking At You Podcast #20 Archive Trouble with Desirae Embree
4 years agoPodcast #19: 100 Million Dollar Women with Claire Jenkins
4 years agoPodcast #18: ‘A Real Rock ‘n’ Roll Cinema’: Talking cult film and cult spaces with Jane Giles of London’s former Scala Cinema
5 years agoPodcast #17:‘I have delusions of grandeur’: 45 minutes of loveliness with burlesque powerhouse Cece Sinclair.
5 years agoPodcast#16 ‘A girl alone in the world has to keep a hold on her emotions or she’ll be lost’: Reframing Vivien Leigh with Dr Lisa Stead
6 years agoPodcast #15: Buckle Up: The Body Politic and Nick Kilby
6 years agoPodcast #14: ‘She’s a Woman!’: A conversation about gender, sexuality and performance with Miz Cracker
6 years agoPodcast#13: Conversation with Pawlet Brooks about Leicester Black History Month
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