Conference Presentations
Conference Presentations
“Occult Cinephilia: Film as Medium of Communicating with the Spiritual World in J-Horror”
Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, Honolulu, March 2022 (Accepted)
“J-Horror and Contemporary Japanese Cinephile Culture”
Horror in the Archives Roundtable (Online), Society for Cinema & Media Studies Scholarly Interest Group Conference, May 2021
Respondent: “Living Creatures or Mythical Beasts? Exotic Animals in Early Modern China”
6th Annual Critical Asian Humanities Workshop, Duke University, April 2021
“Encountering the Unforeseen: Improvising the Future of Japanese Cinema”
Kinema Club XIX, Ann Arbor, November 2019
“The Virus of Viewing: J-Horror as Interactive Media Theory” (Panel Chair: “Film and Spectatorship in Intermedial Japan”)
Society of Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference, Seattle, March 2019
“The Group of Eight and 1968: The Suzuki Seijun Incident Revisited”
Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, Washington, DC, March 2018
“The History of a Broken Blue Shōji Screen: Color in Suzuki Seijun’s Nikkatsu Films”
Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference, Toronto, March 2018
“Probing the Omoshirosa: Spectatorship in Ueno Kōshi’s Cinema 69 Criticism”
Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference, Chicago, March 2017
Panel Respondent: “Vernacular Media and Aesthetics”
University of Chicago East Asian Languages & Civilizations Graduate Student Conference, October 2016
“Cinephilia in Late 1960s Japan and the Films of Suzuki Seijun”
Midwestern Japanese Graduate Studies Conference, Ann Arbor, May 2016
Panel Chair: “Auteurist Experiments with the Slow”
University of Chicago Cinema & Media Studies Graduate Student Conference, April 2016
「映画は面白い」:日本シネフィル派の概念的な歴史 (“Movies are Interesting”: An Intellectual History of Japanese Cinephilia)
Inter-University Center for Japanese Studies Special Conference, International House, Tokyo, May 2015
“Color in Suzuki Seijun’s Tokyo Drifter,”
University of Chicago Cinema and Media Studies Graduate Student Conference, April 2014
“The Simple Camera Movements of Shimizu Hiroshi Flourish with Complexity”
Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Seattle, March 2013