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**Intro/ Outro **

Beauty Flow by Kevin MacLeod

Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5025-beauty-flow

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Intro spoken by: Sarah Topfstädt

Host and Editor: PD Dr. Anna Wiehl

Logo: Anika Ch. R. Nöhre

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Funded by the BMBF

Judith Aston holds an associate professorship of film and digital arts at the University of the West of England, Bristol. As a scholar as well as media maker, Judith is particularly engaged in the development of transformative narratives which can help to tackle 21st century challenges such as climate emergency, social justice and ideological polarization, thus, bringing insight from her academic publications into practice-led projects.

**i-docs mentioned in this episode **

_18 Days in Egypt _(USA 2011, A: Jigar Mehta, Yasmin Elayat et al.); Trailer

Question Bridge (USA 2012, A: Bayete Ross Smith, Chris Johnson, Hank Willis Thomas, Kamal Sinclair et al.); Trailer

_Gaza/Sderot _(F 2008, A: Alex Szalat, Joël Ronez, Susanna Lotz et al.); Trailer

Further web resources : i-docs.org and the i-docs symposium

Films mentioned

The Tree of Life (USA 2011, D: Terrence Malick) Secret City (UK 2012, D: Michael Chanan)

Literature

Aston, Judith: "The ‘linear turn’ in i-docs – a provocation". Available online, checked on 4/10/2021.

Aston, Judith (2010): "Spatial montage and multimedia ethnography: Using computers to visualise aspects of migration and social division among a displaced community". _Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung _11 (2).

Aston, Judith (2014): "interactive documentary". Kerric Harvey (Ed.): Encyclopedia of social media and politics. Thousand Oaks: SAGE Publications, pp. 703–704.

Aston, Judith (2015): "Interactive documentary – what does it mean and why does it matter?" i-docs.org. Available online, checked on 4/10/2021.

Aston, Judith (2017): "Interactive documentary and live performance. From embodied to emplaced interaction". Mandy Rose, Sandra Gaudenzi, Judith Aston (Eds.): The Evolving Practices of Interactive Documentary. New York: Wallflower Columbia University Press, pp. 222–236.

Aston, Judith (2017): "the new materialism: human and algorithmic agency within interactive documentary". Adrian Miles (Ed.): The Material Turn and Interactive Documentary. s.l., pp. 51–61. Available online.

Aston, Judith (2020): "The readerly and the cinematic: Hybrid reconfigurations through digital media practice". Roderick Coover (Ed.): The digital imaginary. Literature and cinema of the database (Electronic literature), pp. 51–58.

Aston, Judith (2021): "The Polyphonic Entanglements of Co-creation". Visible Evidence Forum. Available online, updated and checked on 12/6/2021.

Aston, Judith; Gaudenzi, Sandra (2012): "Interactive documentary: setting the field". Studies in Documentary Film 6 (2), pp. 125–139.

Aston, Judith; Odorico, Stefano (2018): "The Poetics and Politics of Polyphony: Towards a Research Method for Interactive Documentary". alphaville (15), pp. 63–93.

Aston, Judith; Odorico, Stefano (2022): "Interactive Documentary: Its History and Future as a Polyphonic Form". Kathleen Ryan, David Staton (Eds.): Interactive Documentary. Decolonizing Practice-Based Research. London: Routledge.

Daniel, Sharon (2007): "The Database: An Aesthetics of Dignity". Viktorija Vesna (Ed.): Database aesthetics. Art in the age of information overflow. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (Electronic mediations, v. 20), pp. 142-182.

Daniel, Sharon (2008): "Hybrid Practices". Cinema Journal 48 (2), pp. 154-159. DOI: 10.1353/cj.0.0094.

Murray, Janet (2015): "Future of Storytelling | Dramatic Agency". Available online, updated on 9/15/2016, checked on 12/19/2021.