Introducing sport in films

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Notes

¹ King and Leonard, Visual Economies of/in Motion.

² Baker, Contesting Identities.

³ See, for example, Pomerance, ‘The Dramaturgy of Action and Involvement in Sport Film’; and the special issue of Film and History: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Film and Television Studies 35, no.1/2 (2005).

⁴ Ruddock, Understanding Audiences.

⁵ See, Monaco, How to Read a Film.

⁶ Hall, ‘Encoding and Decoding in Television Discourses’.

⁷ See, for example, Boyle, Millington and Vertinsky, ‘Representing the Female Pugilist’; Miller, ‘The Dawn of an Imagined Community’; Poulton, ‘“Lights, Camera, Aggro!”’; Redhead, ‘This Sporting Life’; Rowe, ‘If You Film It, Will They Come?’; Tomlinson, ‘Sports Movies and the Study of Sport’; Tomlinson, ‘Images of Sport’.

⁸ Rowe, ‘If You Film It, Will They Come?’, 351.

⁹ Cashmore, ‘Films’, 132.

¹⁰ Miller, ‘Film’, 163–5.

¹¹ Pearson et al., ‘Sport Films’.

¹² Rowe, ‘If You Film It, Will They Come?’, 353.

¹³ Pearson et al., ‘Sport Films’, 145–6.

¹⁴ Farred, ‘The Double Temporality of Lagaan’.

¹⁵ Rowe, Sport, Culture and the Media, 193.

¹⁶ Baker, Contesting Identities.

¹⁷ McDonald, ‘Situating the Sport Documentary’.