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Timelines of Scholarly Video Annotation: For a Tool Critical History of Digital Film Historical Scholarship -- Distant Viewing the Amateur Film Platform -- Pursuing Film History with Digital Images: Towards Visual Literacy in the Age of AI and Social Media -- Managing Tools and Expectations: Dos and Don?ts of Teaching Digital Methods for Film Analysis and Film Historiography -- IV Visualization -- Visualization In/As Digital Media Studies -- A Scalable Perspective on Historical Cinema Cultures: Studying Movie Going in Amsterdam (1952?1972) with Digital Data and Tools -- Catastrophe or Pointillism of Disaster? 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