She previously published on Shoes (1916) in “Making Ends Meet: ‘Welfare Films’ and the Politics of Consumption during the Progressive Era,” in A Feminist Reader in Early Cinema (Duke University Press, 2002). Her essay “Intertext as Archive: Méliès, Hugo, and New Silent Cinema” appeared in New Silent Cinema (Routledge, 2016). Her article in this issue of Feminist Media Histories is part of a larger book project on women, archives, and silent cinema. In 2014 Balides received Tulane's Suzanne and Stephen Weiss Presidential Fellowship teaching award; in 2013 she received the Pedagogy Award from the Society for Cinema and Media Studies.