The Society for Cinema and Media Studies is the leading scholarly organization in the United States dedicated to promoting a broad understanding of film, television, and related media through research and teaching grounded in the contemporary humanities tradition. SCMS encourages excellence in scholarship and pedagogy and fosters critical inquiry into the global, national, and local circulation of cinema, television, and other related media. SCMS scholars situate these media in various contexts, including historical, theoretical, cultural, industrial, social, artistic, and psychological.

• Spotlight: Ishita TiwaryInterviewed by Mukesh KulriyaYes, It Is Media: Introduction to the Special Issueby Bo Ruberg and Elizabeth Ellcessor; Co-EditorsUncontainable: Cardboard, Media, Interfaceby Christina CorfieldDigitizing Scent: What Vaporwave Can Teach Us About the Limits of Mediationby Kaitlin Clifton ForcierBlack Freedom, Busing as Media Theory, and Stan VanDerBeek's "Social Media"by Kirsten Mairead GillEmergent Mediations Framework: Sensemaking and Sensor-Making in Wearable Technologies Researchby James N. GilmoreShipwreck Media: Crisis Ornaments and How to Read Themby Debashree MukherjeeGreen Means Go? The Green Light in and as Mediaby Catherine WheatleyIn Focus: Images and (Infra)StructuresEdited by Mal Ahern and Ranjodh Singh DhaliwalBook ReviewsEdited by Tupur Chatterjee

The Society for Cinema and Media Studies is the leading scholarly organization in the United States dedicated to promoting a broad understanding of film, television, and related media through research and teaching grounded in the contemporary humanities tradition. SCMS encourages excellence in scholarship and pedagogy and fosters critical inquiry into the global, national, and local circulation of cinema, television, and other related media. SCMS scholars situate these media in various contexts, including historical, theoretical, cultural, industrial, social, artistic, and psychological.

• Spotlight: Ishita TiwaryInterviewed by Mukesh KulriyaYes, It Is Media: Introduction to the Special Issueby Bo Ruberg and Elizabeth Ellcessor; Co-EditorsUncontainable: Cardboard, Media, Interfaceby Christina CorfieldDigitizing Scent: What Vaporwave Can Teach Us About the Limits of Mediationby Kaitlin Clifton ForcierBlack Freedom, Busing as Media Theory, and Stan VanDerBeek's "Social Media"by Kirsten Mairead GillEmergent Mediations Framework: Sensemaking and Sensor-Making in Wearable Technologies Researchby James N. GilmoreShipwreck Media: Crisis Ornaments and How to Read Themby Debashree MukherjeeGreen Means Go? The Green Light in and as Mediaby Catherine WheatleyIn Focus: Images and (Infra)StructuresEdited by Mal Ahern and Ranjodh Singh DhaliwalBook ReviewsEdited by Tupur Chatterjee