Dr Kate Nash Lecturer Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator (Journalism, Media and Communications)

 

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Publications

Journals - refereed
Nash, K 2010 ‘Performing Autobiographical Documentary: Fear, Shame and Ethics’, Antithesis, vol. 20, pp. 145-173
Nash, K 2010 ‘Exploring power and trust in documentary: A study of Tom Zubrycki’s Molly and Mobarak’, Studies in Documentary Film, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 21 – 33
Nash, K 2010 ‘Beyond the Frame: Documentary from the participant’s perspective - Stealing Moments’, Metro Magazine, no. 165, pp. 66-72
Nash, K 2010 ‘Beyond the Frame: Documentary from the participant’s perspective – Facing the Music’, Metro Magazine, no. 166, pp. 80-86
Nash, K 2010 ‘Beyond the Frame: Documentary from the participant’s perspective –An Uncomfortable Journey’, Metro Magazine, no. 167, p.54-58.

Other Publications
2010 Goa Hippy Tribe: Social Network Documentary, SBS Australia Online, forthcoming

Book Reviews
Practice-led Research, Research-led Practice in the Creative Arts, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, 2009, Smith, Hazel and Dean, Roger T, (eds), Review, Media International Australia, forthcoming.
The Cinematic Life of the Gene, Duke University Press, 2010, Jackie Stacey, Review Media International Australia, forthcoming.

Conference Papers
‘Phenomenology in media research’ – University of New England Postgraduate Conference 2006
‘From the Other side of the camera’, Expanding Documentary New Zealand Biennial Conference 21st February 2009.
‘Performing Autobiographical Documentary: Fear, Shame and Ethics’, Antithesis, 10th July, Melbourne.
‘Reflecting ourselves to ourselves: Documenting rural and regional Australia online’, In Transition: Media distribution, Exhibition and Consumption in regional and rural Australia 9-10 September 2009, Sydney. 
‘Beyond the Frame: What can we learn from documentary participants?’, Australian Screen Production, Education and Research Association Conference, July 7-9, University of Technology, Sydney.
‘Documentary-for-the-other: Theorising Empirical research in Documentary Ethics’, International Society for the Empirical Study of Literature and Media, 2010 conference, University of Utrecht, 7-10 July.