Mobile Media Making in an Age of Smartphones (eBook)

Larissa Hjorth, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia Crystal Abidin, University of Western Australia Eugenio Tisselli, University of Applied Arts, Switzerland Patrick Kelly, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia Leo Berkeley, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia Dean Keep, Swinburne University, Australia Edgar Gomez Cruz, University of Leeds, UK Adam Kossoff, University of Wolverhampton, UK Larissa Hjort, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia Fran Edmonds, University of Melbourne, Australia Craig Batty, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia Brian House, Brown University, USA Cristina Miguel, University of Leeds, UK

1. Creative Mobile Media: The State of Play; Marsha Berry and Max Schleser PART I: AESTHETICS 2. Artist with a Camera-phone: A Decade of Mobile Photography; Dean Keep 3. Tram Travels: Smartphone Video Production and the Essay Film; Leo Berkeley 4. The Mobile Phone and the Flow of Things; Adam Kossoff PART II: SPACE AND PLACE 5. Ambient Play: Camera-phone Practices and Mobile Gaming; Larissa Hjorth 6. Filtered smartphone moments: Haunting places; Marsha Berry 7. Subversive Mobile Storytelling; Brian House PART III: KNOWLEDGE AND STORIES 8. Sauti ya wakulima: Using Mobile Phones to Strengthen the Social Context of Rural Agriculture in Rural Tanzania; Eugenio Tisselli 9. Digital Storytelling and Aboriginal Young People: An Exploration of Digital Technology to Support Contemporary Koori Culture; Fran Edmonds 10. Smartphone Screenwriting: Creativity, Technology, and Screenplays-on-the-go; Craig Batty PART IV: THE SELF 11. Instagram: A Repository of Taste, a Brimming Marketplace, a War of Eyeballs; Crystal Abidin 12. Slow Media Production and the Rise of Instagram Video; Patrick Kelly 13. I'm Doing This Right Now and It's for You: The Role of Images in Sexual Ambient Intimacy; Edgar Gómez Cruz and Cristina Miguel 14. Connecting through Mobile Autobiographies: Self-reflexive Mobile Filmmaking, Self-representation and Selfies; Max Schleser