Introduction : The blackest and whitest of swans

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Dwyer, Tessa, Perkins, Claire, Redmond, Sean and Sita, Jodi. (2018). Introduction : The blackest and whitest of swans. In In Dwyer, Tessa, Perkins, Claire and Sita, Jodi (Ed.). Seeing into screens : Eye tracking and the moving image pp. 1-11 Bloomsbury Academic. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781501329012.0005
AuthorsDwyer, Tessa, Perkins, Claire, Redmond, Sean and Sita, Jodi
EditorsDwyer, Tessa, Perkins, Claire and Sita, Jodi
Abstract

[Extract] We would like to begin this introduction to Seeing into Screens: Eye Tracking the Moving Image with a brief reading of the preliminary research we have conducted on the opening six minutes to Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky 2010). The research affords us the opportunity to demonstrate what eye-tracking data reveals and conceals, and enables us to introduce the ‘two sides’ to the collection’s structure: in this sequence, we see the eye engaging with the duplicitous nature of the text, and we see the eye seeing, motivated by the fractured fictions it is presented with.

Page range1-11
Year2018
Book titleSeeing into screens : Eye tracking and the moving image
PublisherBloomsbury Academic
Place of publicationNew York, New York
SeriesBloomsbury Methuen Drama
ISBN9781501329029
9781501329012
9781501328992
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.5040/9781501329012.0005
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