Our Cinema Journal Presents segment features Jun Okada, Associate Professor of English and Film Studies at SUNY Geneseo discussing her new book Making Asian American Film and Video: History, Institutions, Movements, as well as ongoing research.

In addition, we’ve put together a segment on graduate student-run journals, including interviews with editors of InVisible Culture: An Electronic Journal for Visual Culture (featuring Victoria Gao, of the University of Rochester), as well as The Velvet Light Trap (featuring Caroline Leader and Derek Long of the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Colleen Montgomery and Michael O'Brien of the University of Texas at Austin). Next month’s episode will continue this series, exploring more great student journals.

Also, Chris gathers comments from fellow participants in a workshop on Television History, the Peabody Archives, and Cultural Memory at the Peabody Awards Archives at the University of Georgia.

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Cinema Journal Presents - Jun Okada
Jun Okada Faculty Page
Making Asian American Film and Video: History, Institutions, Movements (Rutgers University Press)
Chon Noriega
Gina Marchetti
Asian CineVision
“’Noble and Uplifting and Boring as Hell’: Asian American Film and Video, 1972-1982,” Cinema Journal 49, no. 1, (Winter 2009)
Slate article on Wayne Wang’s career
Chan Is Missing — NYT Review
Darryl Chin’s Blog: Documents on Art and Cinema
Vincent Pham
Nam June Paik
More on Paik at Artsy