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Not Scary Movies – Our watch list for the pre-election weekend With Halloween and the election happening less than a week apart, we found it apropos to share a curated watch list to help you overcome the scaries. Grab that … Continue reading
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Can Popular Entertainment Save America? * Read the Bridge Entertainment Labs White Paper.
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Narrative Persuasion and Depolarization: Testing an episode of “The Conners” * An analysis on narrative persuasion and depolarization.
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Black-ish * An analysis of the question “Does watching “Lemons” an episode of Black-ish decrease toxic polarization?”
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How Do Media Portrayals of Cross-Party Interactions Affect Viewers? Investigating the Effects of Norms for and Content of Cross-Party Engagement * Social Test about how audience members’ views of political partisans may be shaped via norms that guide engagement across … Continue reading
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What’s Making Us Laugh: Event Recap On June 4th, 2024 entertainment industry professionals, comedians, and democratic reformers gathered together to discuss ‘What’s Making Us Laugh? What Role Does Comedy Play in Pulling Us Together – or Driving Us Apart?’ The … Continue reading
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New Op-Ed in Variety: We are thrilled to share that Variety published our Op-Ed on the role that films like Civil War have in impacting our culture and how we can all take action. Please share the article or like … Continue reading
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What Can You Do After Watching Civil War? Read our Op-Ed in Variety This week, millions of Americans came together to marvel at the stunning solar eclipse, a rare moment of unity amid the darkness of a country torn apart … Continue reading
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Bridge Entertainment Labs at Sundance: On January 19, Bridge Entertainment Labs President Steven Olikara participated in An Antidote to Despair: How Independent Film is Driving Climate Action, an environmental impact filmmaking panel at Sundance Film Festival hosted by The Redford Center. Watch … Continue reading
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These selected papers are organized according to the categories below; note that these papers are broadly related to intergroup attitudes and behaviors across various lines of difference (such as race and religion), but many do not pertain specifically to the … Continue reading
