Our Researchers

Film, Television and Media

Our researchers critically engage with a range of contemporary issues, looking to impact policy changes in government and within the media industry.

Eylem Atakav
Gender and politics, Media studies, Public engagement
Karina Aveyard
Australian cinema, Cinema audiences, Film exhibition
Sarah Barrow
Arts and cultural policy, Latin American cinema, Media studies
Christine Cornea
Environmental fiction, Post-apocalyptic narratives, Science fiction
Geraint D’Arcy
Performance studies, Production design, Science fiction
Sarah Godfrey
British cinema, Gender and politics, Masculinity
Richard Hand
Adaptation, Media history, Radio drama
Syed Haider
Hindi cinema, Postcolonialism, Sexuality and gender
Claire Hines
British cinema, Fantasy film, James Bond
Su Holmes
Audience studies, Celebrity, Television
Keith M. Johnston
British cinema, Media archives and history, Science fiction
George McKay
Alternative cultures, Disability studies, Popular music
Alec Plowman
Authenticity and Liveness, Film merchandise, Music
Lorna Richardson
Digital Heritage, Digital Humanities, Social Media
Mark Rimmer
Community and participatory arts, Media audiences and consumption, Popular music
Tim Snelson
Crime and media, Material cultures, Media and mental health, Youth subcultures
Helen Warner
Feminist media studies, Creative and Cultural Industries, Labour
Melanie Williams
British cinema, Film history, Women and cinema authorship