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Intimate Exposure: Connecting with the Camera in Screen Actor Training (2023)
Presentation / Conference
Daly, D. (2023, August). Intimate Exposure: Connecting with the Camera in Screen Actor Training. Paper presented at Theatre and Performance Research Association, Leeds University

When discussing their craft, many successful screen actors highlight the close,
personal and intense relationship they have with the camera when performing. Yet,
for many student actors the camera can prove discomforting, invoke tension and
anxiet... Read More about Intimate Exposure: Connecting with the Camera in Screen Actor Training.

Conversations on Death and Dying: Exploring Performance as a Prompt (2023)
Journal Article
McCormick, S. Conversations on Death and Dying: Exploring Performance as a Prompt. Manuscript submitted for publication

Background:
Death is inevitable, yet for some, conversations around death remain difficult. The stigmatisation of death amongst some cultures has a negative impact with studies showing societies least likely to discuss end of life openly remain the... Read More about Conversations on Death and Dying: Exploring Performance as a Prompt.

The Fifth Order of Design: The Value of Design in Times of Transition (2023)
Journal Article
Fonseca Braga, M. (in press). The Fifth Order of Design: The Value of Design in Times of Transition. Cubic Journal, 6(6), 98-115. https://doi.org/10.31182/cubic.2023.6.63

Failures in achieving sustainability are being recognised worldwide. Approaches to tackling sustainability challenges often fail to address the roots of these challenges. This paper contributes to a necessary discussion of an emerging necessity, a re... Read More about The Fifth Order of Design: The Value of Design in Times of Transition.

A poet who climbed or a climber who writes poetry: The Poetry of Cinema and Movement in the Rock-Climbing Documentary (2023)
Book Chapter

This collection aims to give insight to the reader as to how poetic approaches to documentary filmmaking have helped to develop the documentary form into a rich and diverse way of representing the real world in film. As such, it is the aesthetics of... Read More about A poet who climbed or a climber who writes poetry: The Poetry of Cinema and Movement in the Rock-Climbing Documentary.

"The Great Doctrine Disaster": Reform, Reaction, and Mechanization in the British Army, 1919-1939 (2023)
Journal Article
Searle, D. (2023). "The Great Doctrine Disaster": Reform, Reaction, and Mechanization in the British Army, 1919-1939. Journal of Military History, 87(3), 599–632

Historians have argued that Britain lost its early lead in developing mechanized formations in the interwar period due to financial pressures, inter-arm rivalry, poor tank design, and the misjudgments of tank enthusiasts. A systematic examination of... Read More about "The Great Doctrine Disaster": Reform, Reaction, and Mechanization in the British Army, 1919-1939.