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  • Anthropology June 7, 2016

    Visual Ethnographic Marginalia – Challenging the Dark Side: Darjo

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  • Uncategorized December 17, 2018

    Using Multimodality to Provide Holistic Context and Promote Engaged Learning in Tajen: Interactive

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  • Anthropology, Reflexivity May 11, 2016

    Visual Ethnographic Marginalia – Challenging the Dark Side: Udan Agung

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  • Anthropology, Filmmaking May 6, 2016

    Shadows and Illuminations: A Multi-Touch Film Guide

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  • Filmmaking November 28, 2013

    On the unexpected and emergent in ethnographic film — An example from Java

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  • Anthropology November 15, 2013

    Why I make ethnographic films (instead of writing a monograph…)

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  • Anthropology November 15, 2013

    Mead’s Use of Film

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  • Filmmaking November 15, 2013

    Anthropologists vs. Filmmakers: The Personal Perspective of a Commercial Producer

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  • Anthropology November 15, 2013

    Toward an integration of psychological, medical and visual anthropology

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Uncategorized December 17, 2018

Using Multimodality to Provide Holistic Context and Promote Engaged Learning in Tajen: Interactive

By Annie Tucker

By Annie Tucker (Elemental Productions) A recent piece in American Anthropologist, “The Balinese Cockfight Reimagined: Tajen: Interactive and the Prospects for a Multimodal Anthropology,”…

Anthropology June 7, 2016

Visual Ethnographic Marginalia – Challenging the Dark Side: Darjo

By Robert Lemelson

What I’m presenting today is the second of three case studies on traditional healers in Java and Bali, for an as yet unreleased film…

Anthropology, Reflexivity May 11, 2016

Visual Ethnographic Marginalia – Challenging the Dark Side: Udan Agung

By Robert Lemelson

We are announcing the first piece in a new series that we will be promoting on the Psycho Cultural Cinema blog on “Visual Ethnographic…

Anthropology, Filmmaking May 6, 2016

Shadows and Illuminations: A Multi-Touch Film Guide

By Robert Lemelson

With a complete documentary film, ethnography, and multi-media interactive study guide contained in one package, the “Shadows and Illuminations: A Multi Touch Film Guide”…

Field Notes May 21, 2015

Why I am not setting up a nonprofit in Bali, Indonesia

By Flora Cohen

It was a warm spring day in May 2014, I was cloaked in a light blue cap and gown, surrounded by my family, and…

Field Notes March 18, 2015

Seeing Beyond Prison Bars

By Willow Paule

One afternoon in 2014, my friend Mawardi and I were combatting the humid heat with cool, sugary, drinks at a cafe situated in a…

Field Notes July 16, 2014

The Eighth Egg

By Sri Pratiwi

“Sudah bangun Gusti?” It was 4 AM and I sent a text message to Gusti Ayu to ask whether she was awake or not….

Field Notes May 1, 2014

လႊတ္လပ္မႈ၏ သူရဲေကာင္းမ်ား – ၿမန္မာၿပည္၏ ၈၈မ်ိဳးဆက္ႏွင့္ မန္ဒဲလားအေမြ

By Seinenu Thein

  A repost of the blog “Heroes of Freedom: Burma’s 88 Generation and the Legacy of Mandela” for our readers in Burma: ၿမန္မာႏိုင္ငံလုိ အလ်င္အၿမန္…

Field Notes May 1, 2014

Heroes of Freedom: Burma’s 88 Generation and the Legacy of Mandela

By Seinenu Thein

  It is easy when a nation is modernizing as rapidly as Burma is to look only forward, rather than backward. Yet, perhaps one of…

Filmmaking April 2, 2014

The State of Visual Anthropology and Multi-Modal Ethnography: A Report from the Screening Scholarship Media Festival 2014 (Part 2 of 2)

By Annie Tucker

(To read Part 1, click here). What Can Multi-modal Ethnography Do? So, to return to the questions of the conference: how can anthropologists tell…

Filmmaking March 26, 2014

The State of Visual Anthropology and Multi-Modal Ethnography: A Report from the Screening Scholarship Media Festival 2014 (Part 1 of 2)

By Annie Tucker

Earlier this month I braved the lingering polar vortex to head out to the second annual Screening Scholarship Media Festival at the University of…

Reflexivity March 20, 2014

I Want a Different Indonesia

By Arshinta

“Daddy, you cannot die now, because now I have finally become successful, I can buy a car, I can build a house, I can…

Field Notes March 12, 2014

Photography and Activism: Ethnographic Art

By Cebe Loomis

This past September, I traveled to Bali, Indonesia, as a still photographer for Elemental Productions, an ethnographic film production studio owned by UCLA anthropology…

Filmmaking March 5, 2014

“Killer Images: Documentary Film, Memory, and the Performance of Violence” Book Review

By Annie Tucker

The documentary world has been talking about Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act of Killing for a while now, and the buzz has grown since the…

Anthropology February 12, 2014

20 Ethnographic and Documentary Films Psychological Anthropologists Should Be Teaching

By Robert Lemelson

Despite the rich history of innovative methods and techniques employed by documentary filmmakers across a range of genres, there seems to be little awareness…

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