Convenors:
Carmen Hannibal, Royal College of Art
Description
Figurative Meaning and Metamorphosis in Animation (fmm-animation) aims to spark discussions, build collaborations and support exploratory events on the proposed topics. The SIG encourages interdisciplinary work and subjects of interest could be, but are not limited to:
- Any traditions that deal with metaphor within animation (e.g. film and media studies, cognitive science and hermeneutics).
- Any perspectives on the notion of metamorphosis and plasticity in animation.
- Any traditions that deal with symbolism in animation.
- Any forms of figurative meaning in animation (e.g. relating to its narrative, aesthetic and sound).
Studies of linguistic tropes implemented in animation.
Membership
| Full Name | Affiliation |
| Erwin Feyersinger | University of Tübingen |
| Johannes DeYoung | Carnegie Mellon University |
| Andy Buchanan | Purdue University |
| Fernanda Serradourada | Estonian Academy of Arts |
| Sally Pearce | Wolverhampton University |
| Liz Churton | Leeds Beckett University |
| Gabrielle Dulys | University of Chicago |
| Michael Dudok de Wit | independent, animation director |
| Nicholas Miller | Loyola University Maryland |
| Sorin Oancea | Queensland University of Technology |
| Shannon Brownlee | Dalhousie University |
| Giannalberto Bendazzi | independent, scholar |
| Steve Leeper | Central Michigan University |
| Andrijana Ruzic | independent, scholar |
| Eliane Gordeeff | University of Lisbon |
| Vincenzo Maselli | Sapienza University or Rome |
| Marco Bellano | University of Padova |
| Leonie Sharrock | University of South Wales |
| Janet Blatter | independent, unknown |
| Jana Rogoff | Humboldt University of Berlin |
| Alexandre Vermeil | Concordia University |
| Mantas Talmantas | independent, unknown |
