07/10/2021
Research and Creative Professional Practice in Interactive, Non-Linear Documentary
Info: Richard Cornelisse, Assistant Professor, Department of Film and Television. XJTLU, Researcher, Asia-Pacific SpatioTemporal Institute. National Chengchi University
Richard Cornelisse is a visual technologist and video artist who works with interactivity, non-linear narrative, and video portraiture.
His research and practice explore how non-linear poetry, early motion picture frameworks, surveillance systems, and deep learning can inform video making, public video display systems, and responsible public media exhibition.
Richard received degrees from the University of Texas in English Literature and Radio Television and Film, and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema at Concordia University with a focus on video and new media production.
Past efforts include awards from the Canada Council, Taiwan Public News Service (PTS), Taipei Artist Village (AIR), the Taiwan Fellowship, the Beijing National Academy of Performing Arts Fellowship, the De Seve Graduate Award in Film Production, and the Master of Fine Arts Entrance Scholarship at Concordia University. Publications include articles published at the Taiwan National Library and the IEEE Online Journal of Engineering, exhibitions in major art museums such as the Taiwan Museum of Modern Art (MOCA) and Musee D’Art Contemporain, conferences such as the 22nd International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia in Malaysia, along with contributed video production work at NBC, PBS, Bravo, IFC, Lion’s Gate, Discovery Channel, Apple Computers, Thrasher magazine and 20th Century Fox. In addition, he is currently an assistant professor at Xi’An Jiaotong University and a researcher at National Chengchi University researching Chinese poetry and interactive video platforms.
The lecture will be held online in Zoom (link in bio)
Date / Time: 07.10.2021 / 12:00
Language: English