FILMIND team members David W. Novack and Maarten Coëgnarts have published new research in the latest issue of Projections: The Journal for Movies and Mind. Novack’s article, Sonic Meaning-Making in Film: An Artistic Inquiry into the Functions of Film Sound, explores the role of sound in cinematic storytelling, while Coëgnarts’ The Interaction of Color in Film examines the cognitive and aesthetic dimensions of color in film. Published in Projections, a leading journal at the intersection of film and cognitive sciences, these contributions reinforce FILMIND’s mission to advance artistic and scholarly inquiry into cinema’s sensory and cognitive impact.
The FILMIND Centre of Excellence team is proud to announce two new publications by its members in the latest issue of Projections: The Journal for Movies and Mind:
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- Sonic Meaning-Making in Film: An Artistic Inquiry into the Functions of Film Sound by David W. Novack explores the role of sound in cinematic storytelling.
- The Interaction of Color in Film by Maarten Coëgnarts examines the cognitive and aesthetic dimensions of color in film.
These contributions highlight FILMIND’s commitment to advancing research at the intersection of film, mind, and artistic inquiry.