Puppy Philms seeks to understand the connections between being a pup and body image for gay, bi, trans, and queer men though their own voices.
Cellphilming, a term that combines the words cellphone and film production, was used by self-identify pups to construct short reflective videos.
The process of creating a film allows people to express their beliefs, values, and practices relating to their body image and their pup communities.
Cellphilming, a term that combines the words cellphone and film production, was used by self-identify pups to construct short reflective videos.
The process of creating a film allows people to express their beliefs, values, and practices relating to their body image and their pup communities.
Puppy Play (or Pup Play) : A social practice where a person acts like a dog or a puppy. Animal personification is used for stress relief and/or for fetish purposes. The practice of puppy play does not have to be associated with sexual acts. Practitioners may simply act like a puppy to relieve anxieties or socialize in an alternative way.
Team
Dr. Phillip Joy
Department of Applied Human Nutrition 
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Dr. Megan Aston
School of Nursing 
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Dr. Olivier Ferlatte
École de Santé Publique 
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Kinda Wassef
Research Assistant École de Santé Publique 
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Funding
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Phillip Joy and the PupPhilm Project is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
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Thanks also to :
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