Month: November 2020

Professor Nicola Shaughnessy’s extensive research into autism and creative practice is one of nine selected Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) projects which have been made into … Read more

Lecturer in Music Business and Production, Anna Neale-Widdison, collaborates in Fable Feast’s The Cursed Word. Fable Feast is a celebration of storytelling, and a desire … Read more

A big congratulations to BA (Hons) Film alumnus, Jake Cunningham, who has produced a brand new film production podcast, Wrap Party. Jake graduated from the … Read more

Music and Audio Technology’s research project, ‘A Sonic Palimpsest: Revisiting Chatham Historic Dockyards‘, was featured on ITV Meridian evening news on Thursday 12 November: “The … Read more

Senior Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, Will Wollen, is chairing an online research and artist chat, ‘Tiny Manyings for Riddley: an artistic discussion about Riddley … Read more

The School of Arts are excited to announce two upcoming ‘Careers in Film and Media’ talks. The first event, ‘Careers in Animation’ is with Sabine … Read more

The School of Arts Performance and Theatre Research Group are delighted to invite you to their upcoming live events, kicking off with Dr Olu Taiwo … Read more

Lecturer in Music, Richard Lightman, has been voted on to the National Executive Committee (EC) of the Musicians’ Union. The EC is the national governing … Read more

School of Arts Lecturer in Film and Media Studies, Dr Dieter Declercq, shares his thoughts on the relationship between mental health and stand-up comedy in … Read more

Media Studies Lecturer, Dr James Newton‘s latest podcast episode, titled ‘Britain and the Video Rental Boom with Dr Johnny Walker‘, discusses the video rental boom … Read more