Frank Kelleter, Kathleen Loock, Ilka Brasch, and Jason Mittell will present papers in different panels. For titles of the respective talks and panels view the following list.

D14: Contemporary Issues in Cinematic Remaking
Chair: Sean O'Sullivan (Ohio State University)
Respondent: Jennifer Forrest (Texas State University)

• Frank Kelleter (Freie Universitat Berlin), "The Remake as Fetish Art: Gus Van Sant's "Psycho" and the Franchise That Knew Too Much"

• Kathleen Loock (Freie University Berlin), "Hollywood’s Franchise Era and the Logic of Remaking"

• Constantine Verevis (Monash University), "New Millennial Remakes"

L23: "Breaking Bad": Looking Back and Moving Forward
Chair: Myles McNutt (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

• Radha O'Meara (Massey University), "Cooking with Gas: Phases of Style in "Breaking Bad""

• Myles McNutt (University of Wisconsin, Madison), "Best Supporting City in a Drama Series?: Mapping the Meanings of Albuquerque in "Breaking Bad""

• Jason Mittell (Middlebury College), "Skyler's Story: "Breaking Bad," Serial Melodrama, and Character Chemistry"

• Sean O'Sullivan (Ohio State University), "The Inevitable and the Surprise"

Q6: Film and the Serial World: Theory, Audience, Diegesis
Chair: Scott Higgins (Wesleyan University)

• Julika Griem (Goethe University Frankfurt), "Mundophoria? Accounting for the Profusion of Vast Serial Worlds"

• Ilka Brasch (University of Hannover), "“Structuring Serial Worlds: New and Fictional Media in Film Serials of the 1910s”"

• Rafael Vela (Eastside Memorial HS), "Creating the Ideal Youth Gang"

• Scott Higgins (Wesleyan University), "A World of Play: Narrative Architecture in the Sound Serial"

For more information on the conference and the programm visit the SCMS website.