Mark Sandberg

Job title: 
Professor of Film & Media, Professor of Scandinavian Studies
Bio/CV: 

Much of Mark Sandberg’s research has to date dealt mostly with late nineteenth-century visual culture and silent film as a medium. Other interests in Scandinavian cinema history and auteurs (Sjöstrom, Stiller, Dreyer, Bergman, von Trier) and contemporary serial television. He regularly teaches undergraduate courses on Film History, Silent Film Comedy, Serial Television, and Scandinavian auteurs. Recent graduate seminars have included topics such as Film Historiography, Pre-Cinema/Para-Cinema, and Cinema and Architecture. His current Film & Media research includes projects on the history and theory of location shooting and on seriality and trauma fictions in contemporary culture. Mark Sandberg also holds a joint appointment with the UCB Department of Scandinavian. 

Research interests: 

Comedy, Pre-cinematic visual culture, Scandinavian cinema, Serial television, Silent film history.

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Books

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Office Hours: Fall 2024

Wednesday, 2-3pm (via Zoom); Thursday, 3:30–4:30pm

6408 Dwinelle