This seminar unearths a history of women’s authorship in North American slasher film production, and examines the role women have played in the overarching politics and ideology of the slasher film

Join us for the inaugural 'Media Frontiers' event in The School of Media and Communication.

Explore professional service vacancies, like the Doctoral Focal Award Manager - Creative Bridges role, on jobs.ac.uk. Apply today and learn more about the position.

A major international conference exploring how race is constructed, represented and contested in media today, bringing together leading scholars across disciplines and methodologies

The programme, Creative Bridges, draws on the established screen media clusters in Yorkshire and the Midlands to connect academic and industry expertise

In search for ambivalence in contemporary media culture

Join the School’s researchers and a panel of local journalists and experts to hear about the main findings from the report and for a discussion on the implications for the future of local journalism

A new report on the intersection of creativity and technology – CreaTech – is published this week. Its findings, according to lead researcher Eliza Easton, reveal an unparalleled opportunity for…

Katja Meier was told to make the protagonist of her television series 20 years younger … so she decided to find funding and film the pilot herself

Following a thirty-year career as an actor and writer before entering politics in 2016, West Yorkshire’s Mayor Tracy Brabin shares the journey of her career and her work to build a stronger future for...

First published in 1997, Representation has long been a cornerstone text for students and scholars of cultural and media studies

Podcast · Professor Stephen Coleman · Politicians speaking – on the news; in parliament; surrounded by whatever scenes might make them look like real people. How many of us are really listening to the...

Faced with a dearth of data on the impact of local mega farms, volunteers have shown sewage pollution has soared

A new study used facial recognition technology to track the amount of time actors appear on screen in more than 2,300 films.

Amazon.com: The Remaking of Memory in the Age of the Internet and Social Media: 9780197661260: Hoskins, Andrew, Wang, Qi: Books

Two academics from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures are among the editorial team behind this year’s UK 2024 Election Report

This talk dives into how global workers and activists navigate and subvert platform power, revealing our resistance to algorithmic dominance while cautioning against romanticizing these efforts

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