The founder of Laboratoire CinéMédias was invited to the conference of the Association française des enseignants et chercheurs en cinéma et audiovisuel (AFECCAV) in Caen, France, to explore “the relationship…
Lire en français The cinEXmedia co-researcher analyzed the evolution of audiovisual motion-capture technologies—from the early days of cinema to the age of artificial intelligence—during a lecture at the Université de…
Lire en français The Laboratoire CinéMédias has recently released several digital publications on Érudit, a platform offering innovative formats to showcase its research. The website of the Encyclopedia of Film…
Lire en français The criminology researcher examines the emotional responses triggered by films that sensitively portray trauma. Photo: a still from the film Women Talking (Sarah Polley, 2022) Sophie Leclair-Tremblay…
Lire en français The co-director of cinEXmedia took part, alongside researchers from the Laboratoire CinéMédias, in the international conference "Couper/générer. Le montage à l’épreuve de l’IA" ("Cut/Generate: Editing in the…
Lire en français The PhD student in film studies at the Université de Montréal investigates the concept of "glitch" in comics—a virtually uncharted field. Photo: Amélie Philibert (Université de Montréal)…
Lire en français On May 9th, 2025, as part of the 92nd Acfas Conference, the partnership will present a colloquium on the impact of screens and audiovisual content on sleep…
Lire en français The PhD student draws on her research into the poetic function of screenplays to analyze dream reports for the Laboratoire CinéMédias. Photo: a still from the film…
Lire en français The researcher discusses the history and role of the Quebec Sleep Research Network, a new partner of cinEXmedia. Photo: Amélie Philibert (Université de Montréal) | Nadia Gosselin…
This conference will bring together scholars, artists, and practitioners to reflect on the languages and non-languages of clowns and their relationship to the sound world of clowning. The conference will occur in…