Sara Brinch
About
B A C K G R O U N D I N F O R M A T I O N
Studies at NTNU (Comparative literature, Nordic literature and language, Film studies and History of technology). Master degree in Film studies 1997, PhD in 2004. Dissertation: "History lessons for the media society", on television and historical documentaries. Associate professor at Department of Art and Media studies since 2005.
Fields of interest
- Visual Culture - related to urban milieus and cityscapes: 'mediascapes'
- Documentary film, television and photography
- Transmedial aesthetics
- Biopics
- Game studies - related to video game design
- Participatory culture
- Adaptation studies
- Rhetoric of visual media
Publications
2020
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Brinch, Sara.
(2020)
What we talk about when we talk about beautiful data visualizations.
Amsterdam University Press
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
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Leyda, Julia;
Brinch, Sara.
(2020)
Anthropocene slow TV: Temporalities of extinction in Svalbard .
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
2019
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Brinch, Sara.
(2019)
Charles-Joseph Minards kart over Napoleons feilslåtte hærtog mot Russland: En klassiker som stadig aktualiseres.
Forskning.no
Feature article
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Brinch, Sara.
(2019)
Charles-Joseph Minard’s map of Napoleon’s flawd Russian campaign: An ever-current classic.
From numbers to graphics
Feature article
2016
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Brinch, Sara.
(2016)
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
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Brinch, Sara;
Gundersen, Hege;
Bekken, Gunn Ragnhild Nordal;
Rustad, Julianne;
Sørensen, Tonje Haugland.
(2016)
Forestillinger om fortid. Historisk fiksjon i film og fjernsyn.
Scandinavian Academic Press
Scandinavian Academic Press
Academic monograph
2013
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Brinch, Sara.
(2013)
"Å se verden i miniatyr".
Z filmtidsskrift
Academic article
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Brinch, Sara.
(2013)
"Tracing the original: The film Invictus and "based on a true story" film as adaptation".
Bloomsbury Academic
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
2004
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Brinch, Sara.
(2004)
Historietimer for mediesamfunnet. En studie av dokumentarfjernsynets historieformidlende egenskaper.
NTNU, Det historisk-filosofiske fakultet
Doctoral dissertation
Journal publications
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Leyda, Julia;
Brinch, Sara.
(2020)
Anthropocene slow TV: Temporalities of extinction in Svalbard .
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2019)
Charles-Joseph Minards kart over Napoleons feilslåtte hærtog mot Russland: En klassiker som stadig aktualiseres.
Forskning.no
Feature article
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2019)
Charles-Joseph Minard’s map of Napoleon’s flawd Russian campaign: An ever-current classic.
From numbers to graphics
Feature article
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2013)
"Å se verden i miniatyr".
Z filmtidsskrift
Academic article
Books
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Brinch, Sara;
Gundersen, Hege;
Bekken, Gunn Ragnhild Nordal;
Rustad, Julianne;
Sørensen, Tonje Haugland.
(2016)
Forestillinger om fortid. Historisk fiksjon i film og fjernsyn.
Scandinavian Academic Press
Scandinavian Academic Press
Academic monograph
Part of book/report
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Brinch, Sara.
(2020)
What we talk about when we talk about beautiful data visualizations.
Amsterdam University Press
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2016)
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2013)
"Tracing the original: The film Invictus and "based on a true story" film as adaptation".
Bloomsbury Academic
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Report
-
Brinch, Sara.
(2004)
Historietimer for mediesamfunnet. En studie av dokumentarfjernsynets historieformidlende egenskaper.
NTNU, Det historisk-filosofiske fakultet
Doctoral dissertation
Media
2021
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InterviewBrinch, Sara. (2021) Bruker norsk natur og sosiale medier til markedsføring. Nationen Nationen [Newspaper] 2021-01-10
2020
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Academic lectureBrinch, Sara. (2020) How the wind blows: a study into visualizations of wind. Norsk medieforskerlag Norsk medieforskerlags konferanse 2020 , Oslo/nettbasert 2020-10-22 - 2020-10-23
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Academic lectureBrinch, Sara. (2020) Windy representations. A study into visual representations of wind. Journal of Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice ALAPP. 10th International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice , Digital conference 2020-09-16 - 2020-09-17
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InterviewBrinch, Sara. (2020) Derfor mener eksperter vi bør godta faktafeil i "Atlantic Crossing". Aftenposten Aftenposten [Newspaper] 2020-11-18