Irina Dannenberg
Irina Dannenberg
Doctoral project
Sound Objects in Science Fiction - Imaginations of the Forces of the Future (working title)
Abstract
Sound objects in science fiction films are not only part of the staging of socio-technical images of the future, but can themselves also be understood as bodies of knowledge with a reality-constituting effect. At the same time, they can only be read within the framework of a discursive network, because sound objects are not meant to be authentic, but plausible. So what do we want to convince ourselves of in the audio-visual design of self-evident science fiction figures? the analyses in this work ask both about the discursive fields of knowledge that are used in the decoding of the sound objects and about consensual imaginaries of physical forces that are articulated into the future.
Short biography
since 05/2020
Scholarship holder in the MWK doctoral programme 'Shaping the future. Transformation of the Present through Scenarios of Digitalisation' at the University of Oldenburg
2019
M.A. Music and Dance Studies, University of Salzburg, thesis topic: "'NOT A BIGGER SOUND OUT THERE' Consequences of digitalisation for the auditory design of contemporary blockbuster trailers using the example of Hans Zimmer BRAAAM" at the School"
2019
Pre-jury of the JUVINALE film festival
2018
Technical and editorial management of the "KULTmagazin" on behalf of the umbrella organisation of Salzburg's cultural venues
2017 - 2019
Film editing for TV broadcasters and theatres in Austria
2017
Editing and live directing at the Salzburg film festival JUVINALE
2015 - 2017
Archive work in the "Derra de Moroda Dance Archives" at the University of Salzburg
2016
Production of the documentary film "Derra"
2016
Assistant director for Theirry Bruehl (Pocket Opera Festival 2016)
2013 - 2015
Student assistant in the Department of Art, Music and Dance Studies and at the Institute of Science and Art at the University of Salzburg