Moving Image Criticism

The Making Waves Film Festival proudly showcases the finest in videographic criticism, featuring an exceptional selection of works by young video essayists from Solent University.

These emerging talents offer insightful commentary on popular audio-visual culture.

Moving image criticism is an innovative approach to analyzing and evaluating films, television shows, and online video content through the use of video essays, digital editing, and multimedia presentations. This dynamic form of criticism leverages the visual and auditory elements of the media it examines, offering in-depth insights into narrative structures, cinematography, and cultural impact. Accessible to both professionals and enthusiasts, moving image criticism enriches the conversation around visual media, making it an essential aspect of contemporary media analysis.

3 08, 2021

A Closer Look: Moving Image Criticism – Take me to church

By |2021-06-05T15:39:34+01:00August 3, 2021|Moving Image Criticism|Comments Off on A Closer Look: Moving Image Criticism – Take me to church

How does the music video ‘Take Me To Church’ explore the intersection of religion and politics in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF?

27 07, 2021

A Closer Look: Moving Image Criticism – Political Activism & the Music Video

By |2021-06-05T15:40:29+01:00July 27, 2021|Moving Image Criticism|Comments Off on A Closer Look: Moving Image Criticism – Political Activism & the Music Video

The rise in social and political activism within the music video form in A Closer Look - Moving Image Criticism from MWFF.

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