Dr Szilvia Ruszev
- 01202 965247
- sruszev at bournemouth dot ac dot uk
- Senior Lecturer in Post Production
- Weymouth House W209, Talbot Campus, Fern Barrow, Poole, BH12 5BB
Biography
Szilvia Ruszev is a film editor, media artist and researcher working across media.
Her broader research interest is situated in the field of cinema and media studies, new materialism and digital studies intersecting various methodologies of a creative critical praxis. Some of the recurring themes in her research are sensuous knowledge, expanded montage theories, and politics of post-cinema with a specific focus on the entanglement of networked technologies, capitalism and representation of social categories such as race, class and gender.
As an editor, she has 20+ years of experience in various genres. She has expertise in immersive media, feature-length documentaries, feature films, TV documentaries (Arte and ZDF), corporate films, music videos, video art, and shorts. She has worked with a great variety of internationally acclaimed directors such as Peter Greenaway, Anders Østergaard, and János Szász. The projects have been awarded at numerous prestigious film festivals such as the Grand Prix at Karlovy Vary IFF, or the shortlist at the 86th Academy Awards in the foreign-language category...
As a media artist, she has experimented with the materiality of time-based media arching from super8 film to digital and expanded cinema in the form of site-specific installations, computational work in the form of cinematic visualizations and virtual reality essays, thereby constantly challenging the technological affordances and cultural situatedness of the
given medium. Her work has been exhibited internationally at Siggraph, Codame, Femmebit and Geneva International Film Festival.
Szilvia has a 10+ years experience in teaching media practice and theory at the Film University Babelsberg, Germany; the International Film School in Cologne, Germany; and the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, USA among others.
Born and raised in Hungary and Bulgaria, Szilvia studied Film Theory at the Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary) and Film Editing at the Film University Babelsberg (Germany). She holds PhD in Media Arts + Practice from the University of Southern California.
moreExpertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person's work contributes towards the following SDGs:
Quality education
"Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all"
Journal Articles
- Ruszev, S., 2022. Polyphony, Idenity. NTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FILM AND MEDIA ARTS, 7 (1), 128.
- Ruszev, S., 2022. Mental and Material Images of Contemporary Capitalism. Images secondes, Cinéma & Science Humaines, Post-Cinéma (03).
- Ruszev, S., 2021. Tracing Embodied Narrative in VR Experiences. Cinergie – Il Cinema E Le Altre Arti, 10 (19), 9-20.
- Ruszev, S., 2018. Rhythmic Trajectories – Visualizing Cinematic Rhythms in Film Sequences. Apparatus. Film, Media and Digital Cultures in Central and Eastern Europe.
Chapters
- Ruszev, S., 2022. Wilderness Transcended (Poetic Capacity of Wildlife Webcams in The Time of Pandemic Isolation). Dark Eden. Victorian College of the Arts: University of Melbourne: Art + Australia.
Conferences
- Ruszev, S. and Kaplan, N., 2018. Heterotopias—Optical Mastication and Spatial Reconfiguration. In: Artistic Research Will Eat Itself, The 9th SAR International Conference on Artistic Research 11-13 April 2018 Plymouth.
Internet Publications
- Ruszev, S., 2022. Digital Abject. Spectator Journal – Discarded Dreams. Available from: https://www.spectatorjournal.org/portfolio-2/digitalabject.
- Ruszev, S., 2016. Blonde Woman Looking Away. Digital America. Available from: https://www.digitalamerica.org/blonde-women-looking-away-szilvia-ruszev/.
Theses
- Ruszev, S., 2022. Neuro-Avantgarde. PhD Thesis. University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts, Media Arts and Practice.
Exhibitions
- Ruszev, S., Brun, E., Rodriguez, G.H., Kausik, G., Jones, P. and Mjöll, K.. Szikago Pakrel: Future Archeology. How to Become Posthuman. 6 June 2022.
Films
- The Notebook, 2013. Film. Available from: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2324384/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_2.
Others
- Ruszev, S., 2020. Elena Vogman: Sinnliches Denken – Eisensteins exzentrische Methode (book review). Apparatus. Film, Media and Digital Cultures of Central and Eastern Europe. Published online.
- Ruszev, S., 2020. Review of Byung-Chul Han's, The Expulsion of the Other: Society, Perception and Communication Today. Spectator Journal. Published.
Internal Responsibilities
- Programme Leader MA Post Production Editing, FMC
Conference Presentations
- The Seventh Transdisciplinary Conference on Imaging at the Intersections of Arts, Science and Culture, Szikago Pakrel: Future Archeology, 23 Sep 2022, Central Asian University, Kyrgyzstan + online
- 13th SAR International Conference on Artistic Research, Szikago Pakrel: Future Archeology, 30 Jun 2022, Weimar, Germany
- ISEA 2022: 27th International Symposium on Electronic Art, Word of Mouth: When Our Lips Speak Together, 10 Jun 2022, Barcelona, Spain
- SCSMI Annual Conference, Virtual Influencers: Fictional or nonfictional characters?, 01 Jun 2022, Gandia, Spain
- NEW CREATIVE PRAXIS IN FILM AND TELEVISION: Hybrid Futures of Gender Equality, Gendered Anger Workshop, 06 May 2022, Department of Film and Television, Istanbul Bilgi University
- Fabulation for Future, INTRA-ACTIVITY: THE POSTHUMAN, FABULATION AND MATTER, Wilderness Transcended, 14 Sep 2021, Film University Babelsberg - online
Consultancy Activities
- Project Snowflake: A collaborative design environment for transmedia workflows, Speculative Design. USC, School of Cinematic Arts, Scott Fisher, Andreas Kratky, Virginia Kuhn, 01 Jan 2017
- Hungarian Independent Film Festival, Jury member. Hungarian Association of Independent Film Makers
Website Links
External Media and Press
- Sparrow's Song, Global BU. https://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/collaborate/global-bu/international-partnerships/sparrow-s-song