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- 4. Research informed teaching Divisions of Media Art and Production, and Journalism and Communications Joanna Callaghan, Gavin Stewart
- 18. Practice Research Capability Fund (Objective 5 7) Providing a fund that staff can bid for
- Peter Dean Alexis Weedon Feb-Dec 2009 £3,500 Additional RiT Funding
- Divisions of Performing Arts and English and Art and Design RiT Action Plan
- 5. Research outputs Books
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Annual Research Institutes Reports 2009 - 2010 Contents
Research Institute for Media Arts and Design Annual Research Report 2009 - 2010
By Professor Alexis Weedon, Director
The Research Institute for Media Art and Design has two centres (the Centre for International Media Analysis and Consultancy, and the Centre for Applied Research in Dance) and four research groups:
The year got off to a good start with the Research Informed Teaching scheme. It was warmly embraced within the Divisions and the Research Institute. Divisions paired up to produce shared plans. Both plans proved highly successful and the MAP, J&C RiT led by Joanna Callaghan and Gavin Stewart was named the best example in the University. Their objectives and achievements are listed below. In November an initial REF draft was put forward to the University. This included Targeting funding to support staff members with the potential to become REF members. This has resulted in some considerable success: I particularly want to congratulate Mark Collington on his plan for research in animation, and Elsa Bradley on her research outputs. Other have also done well: Gavin Stewart has co-editing a book, Maria Weiner given papers and shown her creative work. At the next RIMAD board will consider how to build on this success. In March the Institute validated its Professional Doctorate in Journalism, Media, Cinema and Television. Development was lead by Professor Luke Hockley and supported by a strong team. The Junior Research Institute in PAE continues to thrive under the leadership of Sadie Hunt. It hosts a seminar series and involves students in the practice-led research in the Division. Following the sad loss of Professor Manuel Alvarado, the University will be receiving the donation of his book and journal collection. Thanks to Luke Hockley for his work facilitating this and to his widow, Tana Wollen, for her generosity. Staff achievements Staff achievements this year have been many and numerous. Staff members have had personal successes this year: congratulations to Helen Bailey who from the 1 September 2010 became the University’s Professor of Dance, much deserved. She has a number of collaborative dance research projects to her credit, and leads the Division of Performing Arts and English dance company and this year established the Theatre season on the Polhill site. Congratulations too to Janey Gordon on her PhD by publication. Janey joined the University in 1995 after a career in radio broadcasting and this award is a confirmation of her academic achievements over the years in her second career. Her collection Notions of Community, A Collection of Community Media Debates and Dilemmas was published this year. Having established a community radio in the University, she is leading the development of the RadioLab build. I hope it inspires others! Congratulations to Kathryn Woolfe has published her first book, So you want to be a TV presenter? which is doing well. She gave a seminar on her experiences. We look forward to the next book Kathryn. Institute members have given a number of keynotes or plenary talks this year: John Digance and Dave Green featured at the British Short Film Production, Peterkit Film Festival, St Petersburg, and are active film makers. Luke Hockley gave the plenary at the Jung and Film - Post Jungian Takes on the Moving Image, Confederation of Analytical Psychology, Third Annual Andrew Samuels Lecture, Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, Keith Jebb gave the keynote at the 16th International Reflective Practice Conference, University of Bedfordshire. Helen Bailey gave the Opening plenary on her e-dance project at the All Hands Meeting and IEEE conference The institute has had a number of students complete this year: congratulations to them all.
Dr Stephen Conway Dr Nigel Robinson Robin Saklatvala MA Tracey Minutillo MA Research funding bids
A sample of our activities are given in the attached RIMAD newsletter. 3. Research seminars term 1 2010 6.10.10 Jarrell Pair 13.10.10 Michael Chanan (Roehampton University) The Role of History in the Individual 20.10.10 Lisa Thomas (University of Bedfordshire) Shaping counter-terrorism policy in the UK: Analysing the relationship between government and external influencers 27.10.10 Roberta Buiani (Anglia Ruskin) Tbc 3.11.10 Dan Pinchbeck (University of Portsmouth) Tbc 10.11.10 RIMAD Board 17.11.10 Professor Martin McQuillan (University of Kingston) Disney, Ecology and Globalization 1.12.10 Paul Manning (University of Winchester) 8.12.10 Sean Nixon (University of Essex) Research seminars 2009-10 Research informed teaching seminars term 1
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4. Research informed teaching Divisions of Media Art and Production, and Journalism and Communications Joanna Callaghan, Gavin Stewart The overall objectives of this RiT action plan for 2009 are to:
It will seek to achieve these objectives by providing a range of activities from a variety of funding sources including: existing divisional funding, external funders, and RiT funding (discussed in section 9 below). Examples of RiT activities, to be conducted by RIMAD in conjunction with the Divisions, during 2010 include:-
ORIGINAL ACTION PLAN
Divisions of Performing Arts and English and Art and Design RiT Action Plan The overall objectives of this RiT action plan for 2009/10 are to: 1. Map existing examples of RiT within the Divisions and to promote these examples as best-practice for future curriculum developments 2. Maximise the impact of existing RiT activities through optimum use of existing teaching and research3. Make available in an accessible format the various practice and research resources relevant to student learning 3. Provide a range of opportunities for staff and students to engage with creative practice and research experiences, which will allow them to develop transferable skills and develop and value a sensibility to the potential of intuition and creativity as the origin of certain kinds of knowledge. 4. Encourage staff and student researchers to collaborate and bid for internal and external funding that will help them to develop their practice, teaching and research in an informed and co-ordinated manner 5. Encourage staff members to undertake professional practice and research activities that will facilitate the diffusion of best practice 6. Promote and support the professional practice and research of all staff members. It will seek to achieve these objectives by providing a range of activities from a variety of funding sources including: existing Divisional funding and RiT funding (discussed in section 9 below). Examples of RiT activities, to be conducted by the two Divisions in conjunction with RIMAD during 2009/10 include:
1. Mapping existing RiT practice (Objective 1) Mapping existing RiT practice and undertaking gap analysis 2. Incorporating the RiT strategy within Divisional Strategic Review and Planning (Objective 2) 3. Co-ordinate online dissemination of research and practice (Objective 3) Create an effective online resource of research by staff for access and use by students 4. Platform Series: Improve the dissemination of professional practice and practice as research in creative and performing arts (Objectives 4, 7) Show and promote professional practice and practice as research for exhibition & performance within the university & local venues through a platform series of events in performance, poetry, fiction, visual arts, video photography etc. to include staff, students and external practitioners. 5. RIMAD/CARD Seminars (Objective 4) Contribute more actively to the weekly programme of seminars available to staff and students 6. RiT Capability Seminar/workshop programme (Objective 6) A programme of seminars/workshops on research topics, research support, curriculum development, professional development etc. to be provided by invited experts internal and external to the institution (e.g. research application process by AHRC officer) 7. Activating staff applied research and professional practice for the RiT context (Objectives 4,5,6,7) A responsive scheme of small grants to support collaborative projects between the staff within the divisions (eg. Reflective practice in performance, using technology to document and visualise the creative process, the challenge of evaluating the changing aesthetic in creative arts practice). Research outputs to be presented at the Applied Research in the Creative and Performing Arts symposium 8. Applied Research in the Creative and Performing Arts Host a one-day symposium event of practical presentations, performances, workshops 5. Research outputs Books Wolfe, Kathryn (2010) So you want to be a TV presenter?, Nick Hern Books Edited works Gordon, Janey (editor) (2009) Notions of Community, A Collection of Community Media Debates and Dilemmas, Peter Lang Ltd, Oxford. Weedon, Alexis (2010) (General Editor) History of the Book in the West, 5 Vols series. Weedon, A (2010) (ed) History of the Book in the West: the Twentieth Century, Volume 5 with introductory essay Weedon A (2010) and Stephen Colclough (eds) History of the Book in the West: the Nineteenth Century, volume 4 with introductory essay
Bailey H and e-dance project. Opening plenary, All Hands Meeting and IEEE conference, Dec 2009 Digance J & Green D. British Short Film Production, Peterkit Film Festival, St Petersburg, Russia, October 2009. Hockley, L., Plenary, Jung and Film - Post Jungian Takes on the Moving Image, Confederation of Analytical Psychology, Third Annual Andrew Samuels Lecture, Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, London, April 2010. Jebb, Keith, Keynote, 16th International Reflective Practice Conference, University of Bedfordshire, Putteridge Bury, Luton, 23-25 June 2010
Douglas, Noel (2010) Street based installations, COP15 UN Summit, Copenhagen December 2009, World Peoples' Summit on Climate Change, Cochabamba, Bolvia April 2010. Group exhibitions Callaghan, J. (2010) Ikonoclash, Centro Cultural de Lagos, Algarve Portugal, 5 June - 1 August Callaghan, J. (2010) ''Still Moving'' in Moves10: International Festival of Movement on Screen, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool, 21-25 April Douglas, Noel (2010) Finalist 22nd International Poster Biennale Wilanów Poster Museum, Warsaw, Poland 2 June–31 August 2010. Douglas, Noel (2010) Protest: Fight the Power: Twenty Years of the Political Poster, part of BASS Festival, Custard Factory, Birmingham, 3–30 June 2010. (British Council sponsored show) Douglas, Noel (2010) as Curator and exhibitor. Signs of Revolt, Truman Brewery, London. 13–23 November 2009. Peer reviewed journal articles Charles, Alec (2009) ‘Playing with one’s self: notions of subjectivity and agency in digital games’ in Eludamos: Journal for Computer Game Culture 3:2, pp. 281-294. Jebb, Keith, review of Ian Brinton, A Matter of Utterance: The Poetry of J.H. Prynne, in Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry, Vol 2, Number 1, March 2010. Larrea, Carlota. "Water, Window, Moon: Visual Metaphors in Julio Medem's Lucia y el sexo". Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, 2009, vol15, no. 1 Saklatvala, Robin and Gordon, Janey (2009) “The B:Fest: Pedagogy and Public Spaces”, Networks, ADM-HEA, October 2009 Stewart, Gavin (2010) "The Paratexts of Inanimate Alice: Thresholds, Genre Expectations and Status", Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies, Vol. 16, No. 1, 57-74 (2010)DOI: 10.1177/1354856509347709 Whannel, Garry (2009) ‘Television and the Transformation of Sport’, The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 625, No. 1, 205-218, DOI: 10.1177/0002716209339144 Whannel, Garry (2009) (with John Horne) ‘The ‘caged torch procession’: celebrities, protesters and the 2008 Olympic torch relay in London, Paris and San Francisco, in Sport in Society Special Issue, edited by D. Martinez & K Latham, 2010 Whannel, Garry (2010) ‘News, Celebrity and Vortextuality: a study of the media coverage of the Jackson Verdict’ in Cultural Politics, v6 n1, pp65-84,
Charles, Alec (2009) ‘History & Who-topia: a Wellsian re-reading of Russell T Davies’s Doctor Who’ in Altertopian 1. Charles, Alec (2010) ‘The mediacratic subject: reflections upon the illusion of interactivity in contemporary mass media forms’ in The Evidence 3. Darwood, Nicola (2009) 'Empty Boxes, Empty Spaces: Elizabeth Bowen's The Little Girls' in McNair, A and Ryder, J (eds). Further From the Frontiers: Cross-currents in Irish and Scottish Studies. Aberdeen, AHRC Centre for Irish and Scottish Studies, pp.11-20. Darwood, Nicola (2010) 'Eviction from Eden: The Fiction of Elizabeth Bowen' in The Glass. No 22, Spring 2010, pp.41-49. Douglas, Noel (2010) 'Attacked by Music, Type and Light', in Eye 76 pp.19-21 Faherty, Michael (2010) 'The Strange Ones: John Montague, Ezra Pound and the Troubadour Tradition', in Lee, Michelle (ed.) Poetry Criticism, vol. 106. Detroit: Gale, pp. 299-306. Gaber, Ivor and Lisa Thomas (2009) ‘Is the BBC biased? The Corporation and the coverage of the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war’, in L. Marsden & H. Savigny (eds), Media, religion and conflict, Surrey: Ashgate. Gordon, Janey (2009) (Invited) Spectrum for the Common People / Spettro per la gente comune No. 13, September 2009 Connected & People a cura di / dossier coordonné par / edited by Andreas Fernadez, Andrea Mubi Brighenti on line at www.losquaderno.net Hockley, Luke (2009) 'Shaken, Not Stirred: James Bond and the Puer Archetype' in, Perpetual Adolescence: Jungian Analyses of American Media, Literature and Pop Culture. Eds. Sally Porterfield, Keith Polette and Tita French Baumlin. The State University of New York Press (SUNY): Albany. Hockley, Luke (2009) 'Losing the Plot: A Story of Individuation and the Movies'. Quadrant: THe Journal of the C.G. Jung Foundation. Volume XXXX, no 1. Winter. pp9-24 Horne, John and Garry Whannel (2009) Beer Sponsors football: What could go wrong ?, in Sport Beer and Gender: Promotional Culture and Contemporary Social Life, (edited by Lawrence A. Wenner and Steven L. Jackson), Peter Lang, New York, 2009 Larrea, Carlota (2010) "Consciousness- raising for the 21st Century: Feminist Websites and Postfeminism Online", in Transcultural Encounters Amongst Women in Hispanic and Lusophone literature, art and film, Cambridge Scholars Press Layden, Garry (forthcoming) "Vertical Studio Teaching and Assessment in Art and Design: an Evaluation of Learning Systems", on Art Design Media Subject Centre - The Higher Education Academy (ADM-HEA) website. Silverman, Jon (forthcoming) YouTube if you want to : new media,investigative tele-journalism and social control. Part of UoB End of Journalism conference compendium. Silverman Jon (2009) Why Tony Blair could never have been a satisfactory first president of Europe. Amsterdam Law Forum, Vol 2, No 1. Silverman Jon (2010) Counterblast: How Tony Blair fed the feral beast of the media and savaged the criminal justice system. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice. May 2010, Vol 49, No 2. Weedon, Alexis (2010) ‘The Economics of the Book’ in Michael Suarez SJ and H. R. Woudhuysen (eds) "Oxford Companion to the Book". Vol 1. Oxford University Press. Weedon, Alexis (2010) in 'The Numbers Game: Quantifying the Audience' in Cutchins, Raw and Welsh (eds) ''Redefining Adaptation Studies'' Scarecrow Press p. 113-146 ISBN 978-0-8108-7298-1 Boyle, Raymond, David Rowe and Garry Whannel (2009) ‘A Crass Lack of Seriousness’? Questions for Sports Journalism, in The Routledge Companion to News and Journalism Studies. Ed Stuart Allen, Routledge Whannel, Garry (2009) Between culture and economy: understanding the politics of media sport, in Marxism, Cultural Studies and Sport, (edited by Ben Carrington and Ian McDonald) London: Routledge Whannel, Garry and John Horne (2009) Beer Sponsors football: What could go wrong ?, in Sport Beer and Gender: Promotional Culture and Contemporary Social Life, (edited by Lawrence A. Wenner and Steven L. Jackson), Peter Lang, New York, Whannel, Garry (forthcoming) ‘Caught in the Spotlight: Media Themes in the build-up to the Beijing Olympic Games’, in Esporte e Sociedade Journal, Brasil
Callaghan, J.(2010) '' Determining Creative Practice'', Journal of Media Practice Print and online Journalism Silverman J "Taking a Chance" /Jon Venables and rehabilitation of offenders - BBC News Online (8.3 2010) Silverman J " Jamaica Violence linked to US drug market" - BBC News Online ( 27.5.2010) Silverman J Various articles, Policy Review Online / Sept.2009-April 2010 Silverman J Suspected war criminals in the UK and genocidaires - StandupTall Project website/www.standuptallproject.org.uk - 15.6.2009 Silverman J The death of Ian Tomlinson - StandupTall Project website - www.standuptallproject.org.uk - 4.8.2009 Performances McKenna, Lesley (2009) 'Body/Scapes' and 'The Snowbound Heart' at The Blue Bus Poetry Series. The Lamb. Lamb's Conduit Street. London (15th September). McKenna, Lesley (2009) '''Amaranthus caudatus''. Love Lies Bleeding' at Determining Creative Practice symposium. University of Bedfordshire, Luton (2nd December).
Britten, Robin (2009/10) BBC 3CR … IV's x 3. Why are Royals firing warning shot at press? The perfect red top story; Premier League footballers and sex. Is Sun fair to use images from "personal"mobile on front page? Charles, Alec (2009) Interviewed on BBC Three Counties Radio about online newspaper provision (30 November). Charles, Alec (2009) Interviewed on BBC Three Counties Radio about Jean Baudrillard and the culture of the virtual (27 October). Silverman Jon (2009/10) Various interviews on criminal justice/legal issues for BBC Radio 4,5 Live, BBC World Service, BBC Wales, BBC Scotland, BBC Northern Ireland.
Bradley, Elsa (2009) 'Frequency of flow experiences in recreational, vocational and professional dancers.' International Association of Dance Medicine and Science 19th Annual General Meeting, The Hague, The Netherlands, October 2009. Bradley, Elsa (2010) 'Positive dancing: The key to optimal experiences among professional, vocational and recreational dancers.' Healthy Dancer, Healthy Dance Teacher Conference, Tartu, Estonia, June 2010. Bradley, Elsa (2010) 'Going with the flow.' Teaching and Learning Conference, University of Bedfordshire, July 2010. Callaghan, Joanna (2010) 'Film & Philosophy: Ideas and Things', University of Bristol - research seminar, 26 January 2010 Charles, Alec, Conrad, Mark and Neale, Jo (2010). 2010: ‘Of mice or men? – the avatar in the virtualscape’ , International Conference on Information Society, London, 28-30 June. Charles, Alec (2010) 'The illusion of agency: a theoretical footnote upon notions of media interactivity, participation and co-authorship', Political Studies Association Annual Conference, Edinburgh. Charles, Alec (2010) ‘The mediacratic subject: reflections upon the illusion of interactivity in contemporary mass media forms’, MeCCSA Conference, LSE. Charles, Alec (2009) ‘The politics of trivia: a case study in the ideological iconography of the fantastical marginalia of BBC News Online’, Political Studies Association Media & Politics Group Annual Conference, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 5-6 November. Charles, Alec (2010) ‘Let’s stop playing games: a deconstruction of the illusory interface between the material and the virtual’, Under the Mask 2010, University of Bedfordshire. Charles, Alec (2010) ‘The meta-Utopian metatext: the deconstructive dreams of Ulysses and Finnegans Wake’, Modernism and Utopia: Convergence in the Arts, University of Birmingham. Darwood, Nicola (2009) ‘Elizabeth Bowen and a Tale of Two Tigers’ Sound, Image, Text, ISSCL Annual Conference, Trinity College, Dublin. Darwood, Nicola (2009) ‘Eviction from Eden: the Fiction of Elizabeth Bowen’ at ‘Down to Earth: The Fall in Modern Literature’ conference, Corpus Christie College, Oxford, 7th November 2009. Douglas, Noel (2010) 'Sign Wars' Paper given at 2nd International Design Conference: 'Responsibility in Graphic Design', Katowice, Poland 11–15 January 2010. Gazzard, Alison 'Routes through Gamespace: Maze Paths and Videogames ', Ludotopia, ITU, Copenhagen, 27th-29th May 2010 Gordon Janey (2009) “Qualitative Audience Research: a model for the UK community radio sector.” University of York, Toronto, Canada. July 27th- 30th 2009 Gordon Janey (2010)“Qualitative Audience Research for UK community radio - a pilot study.” MeCCSA Conference, London School of Economics, 6th-8th January 2010 Hockley, Luke (2010) 'On the Edge: Psyche in Ethics, the Arts and Nature: A Conference of Research in Jung and Analytical Psychology', -‘Shaken Not Stirred…James Bond and the Country that wouldn’t grow up’, and second paper ‘House: Explorations of a Wounded Healer’. Cornell University, USA. Jebb, Keith, 'The Pronominal Monster,' at Determining Creative Practice symposium, University of Bedfordshire, Luton, 2 December 2009. McKenna, Lesley (2009) 'Cutting it Up: Intertextuality and the Collage Poem' at Determining Creative Practice symposium. University of Bedfordshire, Luton. 2nd December. Stewart, Gavin (2010) Ergodicity and ARGing, at Under the Mask, Perspective on the Gamer 2010, University of Bedfordshire, Luton, Wednesday 2nd June 2010 Walsh, Clare (2009) 'Re-visioning Kipling’s Kim for a multicultural audience: a study of John Howard Davies’ 1984 film Kim’, Sound, Image, Text, ISSCL Annual Conference, Trinity College, Dublin Weedon, Alexis (2009) 'Using the Reading Experience Database in cross-media research' British Library, 29th September 2009. Weedon, Alexis (2009) ‘Elinor Glyn: Novelist and Photoplay Writer’ National Film Theatre/British Film Institute, 7 November 2009. Weedon, Alexis (2010) ‘Problems of Multi-disciplinarity’ – i.e. writing up research for different academic audiences so that it addresses - or recognises - the different questions which frame work in different disciplines. 12-13 Feb 2010 Whannel, Garry (2009) ‘“Is there anyone I haven’t offended ?” Notes on the roots of political stand-up comedy’ at the 3rd International Comedy Conference, University of Salford, 4th - 5th June Whannel, G (2009) Invited Speaker, University of Malaga, Spain Summer School, August 5th, 2009
Conway, S, Gazzard, A & Stewart, G - Conference Co-ordinators 'Under the Mask: Perspectives on the Gamer Conference', University of Bedfordshire, 1st June 2010 Digance J, Landscaping: Artists, Maps and Britain, British Library 11/09/10. Digance J, Documentary Now, Birkbeck College, January 2010. Gordon, Janey - Colloquium organiser " Community Radio in Higher Education", University of Bedfordshire, 4th November 2009 Green D, Sheffield International Documentary Film Festival, November 2009. Green D & Digance J, International Documentary Film Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands, November 2009. Silverman, Jon (2009) Just Journalism round-table on international law, Westminster, 19.8.2009 Silverman, Jon (2009), Chair, 'Understanding Violence Against Women' annual conference, 19.11.2009 Silverman, Jon (2009)Chair, National Citizen Focus Policing Conference, 24.11.2009 Silverman, Jon (2010 Chair, 'Crime & Punishment in the 21st century' (Part of Myths &Realities public debates, ESRC, British Academy, British Library, 8.2.2010 Silverman, Jon (2010), Chair, National Offender Management Conference, 8.6.2010 Wolfe, Kathryn attended MeCCSA conference, January 2010 Wolfe, Kathryn 'The CETL C-Space as a learning environment', presentation at Bridging the Gaps conference, University of Bedfordshire, July 2010 Grants Layden, Garry and Hesketh Joslin, Dawn (2010) Funds of £472.76 awarded for Research Informed Teaching Project: “An evaluation of measures put in place to prepare Level 5 Interior Architecture and Interior Design Students to work collaboratively with Level 5 Contemporary Theatre Practice students” Silverman, Jon (2010) Three-year research grant awarded by British Academy under its International Partnership programme to examine the impact of the media on transitional justice in Sierra Leone and Liberia. (Project starts Oct.2010)
Callaghan, Joanna (2010) Artist talk, Whitechapel Gallery, London, 18 February 2010 Gordon Janey (2010) Launched Radio LaB 97.1 FM, full time community radio station based in University of Bedfordshire Green D & Digance J, Curate British Shorts Film Festival and run Journey film workshops, Szimpla Kertmozi, Budapest, May 2009. Green D & Digance J, Curate British Shorts Film Festival and run fiction film workshops, Sputnik Kino, Berlin, Jan 2010. Green D & Digance J, Short film workshops , experimentation and Journeys, Sputnik Kino, Berlin, July 2009. Green D & Digance J, Experimental film practice, Journeys and Movement, lecturers and workshops, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, July / Aug 2010. Silverman Jon (2009-) Consultancy for BBC World Service Trust mentoring West African journalists covering the Charles Taylor trial in The Hague Silverman Jon (2010), Member, Media & Public Confidence sub-group of the National Inquiry into Social Work, chaired by Professor Eileen Munro. Stewart Gavin (2009) Texter-in-residence, A Mobile Phone Haiku Project, Determining Creative Practice - A practice-based research symposium,MeCCSA: Media, Communication & Cultural Studies Association, University of Bedfordshire, Luton Wolfe, Kathryn, 'So You Want to Write a Text Book?' presentation to 2D, March 10 Wolfe, Kathryn 'What are the main differences between acting and presenting on camera in terms of the skills you need to display?' The Stage, 1.7.10 Wolfe, Kathryn The Stage TV Presenting supplement, contributor 8.7.10 Wolfe, Kathryn, 'So You Want to be a TV Presenter?' Book review, The Stage, 8.7.10 Wolfe, Kathryn, My West London Life, http://www.westlondonliving.co.uk/west-london-life/kathryn-wolfe 20.7.10 Wolfe, Kathryn, The Write Pitch, http://www.twelvepoint.com/?q=articles/write-pitch 20.7.10 Design Douglas, Noel (2010) Book Cover 'Dark Matter–Art and Politics in the Age of Enterprise Culture', Gregory Sholette Pluto Books 2010 Directory: about-us about-us -> Prisoner loan: next-of-kin estimate of monthly income and expenditure about-us -> Optus pre-paid mobile broadband service about-us -> Department of Transport Annual Report 2013-14 about-us -> Optus mobile broadband service about-us -> Optus Pre-Paid Mobile Service Service Description about-us -> Table of Contents 1 Introduction and Background 7 about-us -> Annual Review for 2014 Summary Report about-us -> East Asia regional development cooperation report 2009 October 2010 about-us -> East Asia Regional Organisations and Programs Annual Program Performance Report 2011 Download 2.58 Mb. Share with your friends:
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