Presence
Appearance
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Presence may refer to:
Arts, entertainment and media
[edit]Film and television
[edit]- Presence (1992 film), a Russian drama
- Presence (2024 film), an American psychological thriller
- Witchtrap, or The Presence, a 1989 American horror film
- Danger Island, or The Presence, a 1992 American made-for-TV film
- The Presence (film), an American horror film
- "Presence", a short film in the anthology anime Robot Carnival
- "Presence", a TV episode of NewsRadio season 2
Literature
[edit]- Presence (DC Comics), a fictional character
- Presence (Marvel Comics), or Sergei Krylov, a fictional character
- Presence: Teleoperators & Virtual Environments, an academic journal
- The Presence: A Ghost Story, a 2003 children's ghost novel by Eve Bunting
- The Presence, a 2010 novel by Paul Black
Music
[edit]- Presence (band), a 1990 British rock band
- Presence (album), by Led Zeppelin, 1976
- Presence, a 2017 album by Petit Biscuit
- "Presence", a song by Brittany Howard from the 2019 album Jaime
Theatre
[edit]- Presence (play), by David Harrower, 2001
Science and technology
[edit]- Presence (sound recording), or room tone
- Presence (amplification), boosts the upper mid-range frequencies
- Presence (telepresence), a theoretical concept about media representation
- Presence, enabling people to interact with the world outside their physical bodies via immersion (virtual reality)
See also
[edit]- All pages with titles beginning with Presence
- All pages with titles containing Presence
- Present (disambiguation)
- Presence information, indicating availability of people on a telecommunications network
- Distributed presence, a digital marketing term
- Divine presence, a concept in religion, spirituality, and theology
- Web presence, the appearance of a person or organization on the World Wide Web
- Metaphysics of presence, a view held by Martin Heidegger
- Presencia de América Latina, a mural by Jorge González Camarena
- Real presence of Christ in the Eucharist