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Challenging Implicit Gender Bias in Science: Positive representations of female scientists in fiction by Merrick, Helen

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Dubbing Star Wars: a journey to bridge the uncanny valley by Esteban, Anthony

“…The aim of these studies is to further the relationship between lip synchronisation and the uncanny effect in dubbing, and to determine if the heightened levels of Estrangement and Suspension of Disbelief associated with genres of Imaginary Fiction in any way mitigates those effects This thesis concludes by a summary of its findings and suggestions for further research. …”
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Spielberg and Kahn: film editing and narrative control through creative collaboration by Papathanasiou, Konstantinos

“…Lastly, in West Side Story, Spielberg and Kahn's editing provides an answer as to how a musical sequence should be structured and edited, to particularly emphasise what matters the most; the performance. Be it drama, science fiction, adventure or horror, these patterns in structure have been ever-evolving and have shaped what has become widely known as 'a Spielberg film'. …”
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