This is a meeting record which matches Goldsmiths online submission format
Date
Work submitted or other purpose of supervision
Summary of key points discussed including supervisor feedback on work submitted in advance
Other topics discussed relating to research and thesis progress
Research training needs identified and/or completed since the last supervision (review of training needs, progress on modules or courses and completion)
Professional development planned and/or completed since the last supervision (conferences attended, conference papers planned for or presented, funding applications, teaching opportunities, placements, etc)
Actions agrees for next supervision
- Visits
- Horror trip
- Cinematic genre as a field
- Survey artists engaging cinematic images, film, art film versus movie, genre computational, genre fiction horror, scifi, surreal
- homage instead of theft
- who are fans , CGI
Horror could be an ethics issue but ok for the moment
Sci community attachment (gaming)
Horror makes the community potentially, its not static
Trends in publishing 2026 (horror, dark romance)
Cinematic images, temporal cut - freezing into an image and how it starts to behave
Juno (that green chick)
Art film and movie
John Waters
Film stills
Literature review for September (plus fiddling with some making) and a scenario of practice, trailer, teaser, filmic cuts, working through with practice
60 - 90 second teaser
Mapping out of how I think (older and more newer articles and reading materials)
Proving where the gap is
And films (build out a practice research block), for the upgrade something
Sunni ask her about her film (maybe make the in-grid event as a case study)
Consider the ormside event as a part of the PhD
Tropes and conventions of the filmic
Jensen Van Zyl - reach semi structured interviews (later stage thing, remit format etc)
Maybe reach out with a semi structured interview
survey of artists and film makers
Who are researching these topics and can I talk to them.
Writing groups, to do
Horror workshop, horror screening
Horror media object: The King in Yellow
Jenkin Van Zyl