Contributors
Randolph Jordan

Randolph Jordan is a Montreal-based film scholar, educator, and multimedia practitioner. His research lives at the intersection of acoustic ecology, film studies, and critical geography. He teaches in the Humanities department at Champlain College, and has previously taught film, media literacy, and environmental philosophy at Concordia University, Ryerson University, Dawson College and LaSalle College. He is co-editor of the Sound, Media, Ecology collection (Palgrave 2019), and his monograph Acoustic Profiles: A Sound Ecology of the Cinema has just been published by Oxford University Press (2023). He has been covering Montreal film, music and new media festivals for Offscreen since 2001.
Articles by Randolph Jordan
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Introducing Wild at Heart
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Round Our House: Crispin Glover Brings His Roadshow to Montreal
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Displacements: Geographies of Flight at Festival du Nouveau Cinéma 2016
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Takashi Miike at Fantasia 2016
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Sounding Transnational Flows: Schizophonic Reflexivity in Takashi Miike’s The Bird People in China
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Missed Calls and Shangri-Las: Revisiting 15 Years of Takashi Miike Coverage at Fantasia
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Psycho-geographies of the World to Come: A Conversation with Trevor Mowchun at the Montreal Premiere of His First Feature Film
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Takashi Miike: Fantasia Filmography
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Artifacts of Age
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The Passion of the Zone (Pt. 2)