Geoffrey Lee
@geoffreylee.bsky.social
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PhD @ USYD | dissecting the frog that is Twitch livestream humour | he/him | updates at https://geofflearnstobefunny.wordpress.com/
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AHSN Day 3 highlight: getting to hear from an interdisciplinary panel about 'comic blather', which hides performance behind the facade of mundane and seemingly 'authentic' conversation -- something that bears parallels with how some livestreamers like to talk! (no picture cause I was too engaged 😔)
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AHSN Conference Day 2 highlight: getting to present some preliminary findings from my doctoral project, focusing on how Northernlion's Livestream content can be seen as a form of comedic performance.

(and a special thanks to @antipollution.bsky.social for starting me on the Northernlion train!!!)
Me presenting a slide containing a screenshot of Twitch A slide with pictures of Northernlion: one of him staring menacingly into the camera, another of him playing Mario Party
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Australasian Humour Studies Network conference day 1 highlight: hearing a paper about A Midsummer Night's Dream and resisting the urge to divert the serious discussion about historical context by asking about the incredibly silly rendition done by two vtubers...

www.youtube.com/live/9hADwEY...
≪BAE THEATRE≫ Dramatic Reading of A Midsummer Night's Dream (1595) w/ @holoen_gigimurin
YouTube video by Hakos Baelz Ch. hololive-EN
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Presented my methods and early findings of my research on Twitch livestream humour across platforms at #aanzca24 earlier this week as part of a PhD candidate panel with Wenjia Tang, @tianyizhangshao.bsky.social, and @yiwenw.bsky.social.

More at geofflearnstobefunny.wordpress.com/2024/11/27/a...
Me standing at a lectern giving my presentation with the introduction slide behind me. The text reads, "Existing research into content creation on platforms", "Humour as a means to study cross-platform interactions", "Ethnography and analysis methods", and "early findings".