Alban Pichon

Alban Pichon is a Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Bordeaux Montaigne University, where he has taught since 2010 following a role as Temporary Lecturer and Researcher (2006-2008). He holds significant administrative responsibilities including Head of the Master's program in Literature and Humanities (Publishing track), Director of the Apprenticeship Training Center, and elected membership in the CFVU. Previously, he led the Information-Communication Department at IUT Bordeaux Montaigne.

Education:

• PhD in Film and Audiovisual Studies, Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle University (2006)
• DEA in Film Studies, Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle (2000)
• Engineering Degree, École Centrale de Lyon (1999)

His research explores three primary domains: the interdisciplinary relationships between cinema and other arts (literature, music, books); cinema's connections to cultural industries; and the study of recognition disorders (paramnesia, déjà-vu) in cinematic narrative and perception. This work manifests in publications analyzing directors like Leos Carax, Jacques Rivette, and Eric Rohmer through lenses of intermediality, sensory experience, and cultural theory.

Publications demonstrate consistent interdisciplinary exploration, with recent trends focusing on: 1) Jazz-cinema synergies (2020), 2) Pedagogical and industrial dimensions of film (2018-2020), 3) Representations of libraries/books (2017), and 4) Embodied perception in cinema (2010-2016). His scholarship frequently intersects with French New Wave aesthetics, sound studies, and digital media transformations.

Administrative and academic leadership includes developing apprenticeship programs, overseeing publishing curricula, and departmental management. No information is provided regarding student supervision, laboratory affiliations, or research grants.