• 2023 SCMS Television Studies SIG Graduate Essay Prize
    2023 SCMS Television Studies SIG Graduate Essay Prize

    Congratulations to Betsy Walters (PhD candidate, Boston University for "'Throwing Shows Against the Wall and Hoping for the Best': NBC, Quality, and the Emmy Race for Outstanding Drama Series in the 2010s"

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  • 2022 SCMS Queer & Trans Caucus Holmlund Prize
    2022 SCMS Queer & Trans Caucus Holmlund Prize

    Congratulations to Míša Stekl (PhD candidate, Modern Thought and Literature, Stanford University) for “Queer Times in MOONLIGHT”

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  • Class & Labor in Media Reading List
    Class & Labor in Media Reading List

    Happy Labor Day! Celebrate by checking out the articles from our archives on class and labor in media.

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Now Online: Fall 2023 Issue (21.3)

Featuring articles and reviews by Christopher Bartlett, Madeleine Collier, Michael Gibson, Bettina Henzler, Zoë Anne Laks, Dominic Lash, Katarzyna Paszkiewicz, Laura Rascaroli, Mario Slugan, Brandon West, and Harrison Whitaker.

Table of Contents & Excerpts

Reviews and Reports

Reviews and Reports

Take Time: The 71st Melbourne International Film Festival

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Short Takes

Short Takes

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Documentary Distribution After the Streaming Wars

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Close-ups

Close-ups

Maya Montañez Smukler talks with Alicia Kozma, author of The Cinema of Stephanie Rothman: Radical Acts in Filmmaking

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PODCASTS

Check out the latest episode of the New Review of Film and Television Studies podcast, which features Matt Boyd Smith in conversation with Julie Grossman and Will Scheibel about their book Penny Dreadful and Adaptation: Reanimating and Transforming the Monster.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

Congratulations to the 2022 SCMS Queer and Trans Caucus Chris Holmlund Graduate Student Writing Prize winner Míša Stekl (PhD candidate, Modern Thought and Literature, Stanford University). The award-winning essay appears in our Summer 2023 issue. Submissions are now open for the 2023 prize and must be submitted by October 1st.

We are pleased to announce Elizabeth Walters (Boston University) has been awarded the winner of the 2023 TV SIG Grad Essay Contest. Click the link for more information about the winning essay, finalists, past winners, and 2024 contest. Walters’ essay will appear in issue 21.4 of NRFTS, which will be online soon.

Issue 21.4 (Winter 2023)

+Phantom Thread+ film still


“Feminist Film/Media Now” Special Issue/Dossier 22.1 (Spring 2024)