Professor Ian Garwood will be presenting his Inaugural Lecture on the theme of Videographic Criticism and the Maintenance of University Values (excluding integrity and truth). The lecture will delve into the context behind the creation of several audiovisual essays by Professor Garwood, focusing on pieces that were not part of the University's Research Excellence Framework submission. These self-published essays were crafted in response to challenges within the videographic criticism community, often deviating from traditional scholarly models to embrace a more creative and game-like approach. While acknowledging the potential conflicts with integrity and truth, Professor Garwood highlights the innovative and credible nature of this type of scholarship. As a distinguished figure in academic audiovisual film and television criticism at the University of Glasgow, Professor Garwood's work reflects his expertise in various aspects of cinema, including soundtracks, storytelling, and supporting actors. The event is set to take place at the Advanced Research Centre (ARC) in Glasgow on March 21, 2024, with free admission. For any accessibility requirements or inquiries, please contact scca-thinking-culture@glasgow.ac.uk.

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