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Reece Auguiste Visiting Assistant Professor
Degrees Held
B.S. (Hon) Portsmouth Polytechnic (University of Portsmouth), England
M.S. Marlboro College
Ph.D. Film Studies, University of Nottingham, UK
Academic Summary
Reece Auguiste works in the disciplinary fields of film theory, digital media and
aesthetics in transnational context. His current work focuses on national cinemas,
in particular, Soviet, Iranian, African and Chinese cinema, film reception practices
and the politics of film censorship. His interest also lies at the intersection of
digital technologies, narratives of self and the cultural, spatial and temporal questions
it raises in terms of gender, race and historical representation. He has also lectured
at numerous European institutions including the University of London and University
of Geneva as well as presented conference papers on media arts and cinema of the black
diaspora.
Courses Taught
Introduction to Film Television and Culture Women and Film African and Black Diaspora Cinemas Media Theory and criticism Cyber Culture and Digital Media Women and Multiculturalism Screenwriting The Global Challenge--Global Media
Major Publications
His essays on film and cultural criticism have appeared in Framework, Borderline,
Cineaction, Undercut and Questions of Third Cinema.
Awards and Honors
Grand Prize, Melbourne International Film Festival, Melbourne Australia
Josef Von Sternberg Award, for most original film of the Mannheim International Film
Festival, Germany, 1989
Best Film, for promotion of Intercultural Dialogue, Mannheim International Film Festival,
Germany 1989
Documentary Award, National Black Programming Consortium, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A.
International Documentary Association Award, for exceptional creative achievement
in nonfiction and television production, Los Angeles, California, 1989
Golden Hugo Award, for best documentary film, Chicago International Film Festival,
Chicago
Honors Professor of the Year – Excellence in Teaching Award 2006 -University of Memphis
Honors Program
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