The article argues that movement in ethnographic filmmaking significantly influences the formation of anthropological knowledge.

If one academic article is not enough, you may enjoy another piece just published in Visual Studies. The article approaches filmmaking through the lens of movement, exploring how camera mobility shapes ethnographic knowledge in the film Hopa lide. You can access the article here => https://doi.org/10.1080/1472586X.2026.2640141 #HopaLide #VisualEthnomusicology 🧵4/11

The article proposes thinking about ethnographic filmmaking through different forms of movement and – using Hopa lide as a case study – traces both the history and contemporary practice of movement in ethnographic film. It also invites filmmakers and researchers to reflect more critically on how movement shapes anthropological knowledge. #OpenAccess preprint => https://works.hcommons.org/records/v1ha1-nz987 CC @hello #HopaLide #VisualEthnomusicology 🧵5/11