Project Book
The project team are working on a book on Trevor Jones, the first scholarly publication on the composer, that will be published by Ashgate as part of their Screen Music Series. Publication is anticipated in 2018.
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The project team are working on a book on Trevor Jones, the first scholarly publication on the composer, that will be published by Ashgate as part of their Screen Music Series. Publication is anticipated in 2018.
The Trevor Jones project ended on 30 September 2016 after three years of intensive research work. The project successfully achieved its aims and gave rise to a number of publications, some of which are still in progress, including several publications and events above and beyond what was outlined in the original AHRC proposal.
The project website, www.screenmusic.leeds.ac.uk, is now online, offering scholars and the public unprecedented access to metadata relating to materials from the film- and television-score production process.
A special issue of the Journal of Film Music (vol. 6, no. 2) edited by Ian Sapiro and Laura Anderson and arising from our successful Audio-Visual Archives Conference of July 2015 was published in 2016.
A special issue of the Journal of Film Music, edited by Ian Sapiro and Laura Anderson, has come out of the Audio-Visual Archives conference of July 2015.
The AV-Archives Conference will include two screenings - 'Still Alice' (2014) and 'In the Name of the Father' (1993), each of which will be preceded by a session investigating aspects of the film's music.
Booking is now open for the Audio-Visual Archives conference. See the conference page to book and for more details of the programme and special screening events.
Come along to the The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery to experience an interactive pop-up exhibition featuring materials from the Trevor Jones Archive. See the library website for more information.
A call for papers has been released for the Audio-Visual Archives conference that will take place at the British Library on 18-19 July 2015. See the conference page for more information on the call and the event.
Project PDRF Dr Laura Anderson has blogged for the Royal Musical Association about life after a PhD and working as part of a team on a large research grant.