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LUMINA ISSUE 4 CONTENTS:

 

1. Genre is not a Dirty Word

• Introduction, Karen Pearlman

2. Thriller

• New thoughts in Screenwriting prompted by the Thriller, Stephen Cleary

3. War

• The Road to Hill 60: Writing a War, David Roach

4. Westerns

 

• The Western Round Up, David Stratton

• Can the Western Ride again? Nicole Mitchell

• In-laws and Outlaws, Jonathan Ogilvie

5.  Documentary

 

• Genre and Documentary, Ruth Cullen

6. Romantic Comedy

• Falling back in love with Romantic Comedy, Michael Bodey

• Anatomy of the Rom-Com Genre, Mary Bow
  
  

7. Genre & Design

• Talk Plain: Genre and the produtIon Designer, Sarah Stollman

8. The Road Movie

• My life as a Road movie: a treatment, Josephine Emery

• Three years on the Road, Peter Millynn

• Cactus and Cars: Bryan Brown, Interview Peter Millynn

• DirectIng Road Train: Dean Francis, Interview Peter Millynn

• CalifornIa Dreaming, Jack Sargeant

9. Animation & Games

• Animated Film: genres and audiences - Western and Japanese animated Films, Katharine Buljan

• From Soaps to MMOs: A storyteller's perspective, Nathan Anderson
  
  

10.Science Fiction

 

• A Journey to the far side of ourselves: Science Fiction as Metaphor, Richard Kuipers

• The progress trap: Science Fiction, Myth and Contemporary Fears, Mike Jones

• In praIse oF verisimilitude: the RelationshIp between science and Fiction with Ron Cobb, Rachael Turk

11.Opinion

 

• Genre is Everywhere, Graham Thorburn

12. Horror

• The Art oF Horror, Allan Cameron

• Outback Camp vamps: a survey of Australian vampIre Films, Greg Dolgopolov

• Tod Browning and the origins of horror in American Cinema, David Stratton

13. Mythologicals & Musicals

 

• Bollywood Myths and Fantasies: Genre and Society, Natalie Millar

• "The Musical is Back", Karen Pearlman

 

 

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