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Dr Vikrant Kishore - Associate Professor - International Communications
Dr Kishore is an academic, filmmaker, journalist and a photographer. He has authored and edited books on Indian cinema, celebrity culture, and intangible cultural heritage. He has worked with media channels such as ABC, SBS, Channel 7 (Australia), and Zee News and Zee TV (India). he likes to integrate traditional cultural practices with new media technologies to archive, create digital exposition, collaborate on multi-media media exhibitions and festivals. Dr Kishore’s areas of research are Indian Cinema, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Reality Television programmes, and Caste issues. Dr Kishore has been actively working for the safeguard and preservation of the cultural heritage of East India; especially Chhau dance. He is an active member of International Dance Council (CID-UNESCO) and Association Nationale Cultures and Tradition (ANCT, France). He has organized international conferences, film festivals, and seminars on Indian cinema, and intangible cultural heritage. He has been a jury member in various film festivals, such as ATOM Awards (Australia), Real Film Festival (Newcastle), Melbourne Web Film Festival, and Doordarshan National Awards (India). He was a pre-jury member of The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards (AACTA) Awards (2018).
Dr Kishore is a board member of the Australia India Film Council, a member of the Victorian Multicultural Commission’s Regional Advisory Council, an advisor to the Scanlon Research Institute, and a member of the Inclusion Working Group, Musuems Victoria.
Dr Kishore is an Honorary Fellow of Deakin University, Australia.
Research Interests
Celebrity Culture, Reality Television, Creative Practices, Documentary Practice, Screen Production, Screen Performances, Asian Cinemas, Indian Cinema, Bollywood, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Film Festivals, Online Storytelling, Mobile Filmmaking, Folk and Cultural Traditions and Practices, Folklore and Folk Festivals, Caste and Race issues, Multimedia Curation, Archiving and Exhibitions.
Teaching
Film Productionn, Video Editing, Cinematography, Media Practices, Communication and Technology, Media and Society, Researching Communications, Film Studies, Asian Cinemas, Indian Cinema/Bollywood
Collaboration Opportunities
I am open to collaborate on area such as:
Cinema Studies, Reality Television, Celebrity Culture
Documentary, Fiction Film and Web-Series/online media Production
Film Festival Curation
Intangible Cultural Heritage
Multi-media Exhibitions
External positions
Honorary Fellow - School of Communication and Creative Arts, Deakin University
1 Mar 2022 → …
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- Staff
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Projects
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Ningbo Social Science Research Base on International Development of Ningbo Cultural and Creative Industries
Gilardi, F. (PI), Lam, C. (CoI), Dean, L. (CoI), Whyke, T. (CoI), Frenneaux, R. (CoI), Kishore, V. (CoI), Jamil, S. (CoI) & Chen 陈, X. 潇. (CoI)
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Project: Government Funded Projects › Vertical-Municipal/Departmental Government (市厅局级) Funded Projects
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Analysing the “Festival Les Cultures Du Monde” of Gannat as a site for Celebrating Cultural Diversity!
Kishore, V., 1 Jun 2022, In: Global Media Journal, Indian Edition. 14, 1, 24 p.Research output: Journal Publication › Article › peer-review
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The caste blindness of Bollywood NRI genre films
University, D., 1 May 2022, In: Senses of Cinema. 101Research output: Journal Publication › Article › peer-review
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Internationalising Celebrity Studies: turning towards Asia
Xu, J., Donnar, G. & Kishore, V., 2021, In: Celebrity Studies. 12, 2, p. 175-185 11 p.Research output: Journal Publication › Editorial
Open Access21 Citations (Scopus) -
Reinventing Sunny Leone: From a porn star to a Bollywood Star!
Kishore, V., 2019, Indian cinema: filmic content, social interface and new technologies. Kishore, V. & Saxena, A. (eds.). New Delhi, India: Kanishka Publishers, p. 50-72 23 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding › Book Chapter › peer-review
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Choreographing fantastic spectacles: song and dance sequences in Bollywood cinema
Kishore, V., 2018, Nationalism, ethnicity and media ethics. Saxena, A. (ed.). New Delhi, India: Kanishka Publishers and Distributors, p. 340-363 24 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding › Book Chapter › peer-review