Published biennially, Early Cinema in Review: Proceedings of Domitor is a peer-reviewed series featuring original contributions developed from Domitor's international conferences, which explore early film from its beginnings to 1915. Established in 1985, Domitor, the international society for the study of early cinema, has been at the leading edge of film historiography. The series promotes new methods of historical research through the international exchange of information, documents, and ideas. With the opening of film archives and the growing emphasis on film preservation, the series seeks to build collaborative relationships among scholars, archivists, and early film enthusiasts from around the world. Submit a book proposal through our online form here.
Editorial Board:
Richard Abel (University of Michigan)
Stephen Bottomore (independent scholar, co-founder of Domitor)
Edited by Joanne Bernardi, Paolo Cherchi Usai, Tami Williams and Joshua Yumibe
Contributions by Camille Blot-Wellens, Germain Lacasse, Grazia Ingravalle, Ian Christie, Noemi Daugaard, Olivia Kristina Stutz, Priska Morrissey, Clara Auclair, Teresa Castro, Anne Sigaud, Ned Thanhouser, Bret Vukoder, Mark Williams, Richard Abel, Patrick Ellis, Allain Daigle, Danielle Crepaldi Carvalho, Martin L. Johnson, Marina Dahlquist, Nadi Tofighian, Gregory A. Waller, André Habib, Ken Eisenstein, Eszter Polonyi, Charles Keil, Christina Stewart, Christina Corfield, Norie Taniguchi and Kim Tomadjoglou
