Leadership team in the School of Arts and Creative Technologies
Lead
Research interests:
Modern British drama, political theatre, documentary and verbatim theatre, acting technique and training, voice and the actor, screen performance.
Members
Andrea Linfoot-Potts
Head of Faculty Operations
Dr Debbie Maxwell
Deputy Head for Research and Practice
Senior Lecturer in Interactive Media
Disciplines: Creative technologies
Research interests:
Interactive media; user experience; traditional storytelling; knowledge exchange; codesign; ethnography; design methods; community engagement.
Research interests:
Composition, Performance: spectral and microtonal music; live electronics; orchestration.
Dr Richard Carter
Interim Deputy Head for Teaching and Learning
Senior Lecturer in Digital Culture
Disciplines: Creative technologies
Research interests:
Digital Art and Culture (historic and contemporary digital arts practices, sensing, environmental impacts, science and technology studies, media archaeology, gaming cultures); Digital Literature and Interactive Storytelling (digital writing and storytelling practices, virtual environments, gaming and simulation). Digital Creativity and Design (generative algorithms, creative coding, web design, speculative and imaginary media).
Dr Anna Bramwell-Dicks
Subject Head of Creative Technologies
Senior Lecturer in Interactive Media
Disciplines: Creative technologies
Research interests:
The main driving force behind my research is the belief that technology, media and music all have an important role to play in society, particularly for improving health, wellbeing and access. I am also extremely fascinated by the power of music to affect how people feel.
Matt Brannan
Subject Head of Film & Television
Senior Lecturer in Film & Television Production (Cinematography)
Disciplines: Film and television
Research interests:
Film and television production teaching for single camera location and multi-camera studio work. Covering production methods, skills, techniques and technologies; specialising in cameras, lighting and grip equipment related to feature film, drama, documentary, music promos/commercials, multi-camera studio production and outside broadcast.
Professor Marta Herrero-Dunnett
Co-Subject Head of Creative Industries Management
Professor in Creative Industries and Nonprofit Management
Disciplines: Creative industries management
Research interests:
Nonprofit management and fundraising; interactive media and AI; art market studies; history of fundraising in London's art market (mid 19th c. /early 20th c.)
Dr Stewart Campbell
Co-Subject Head of Creative Industries Management
Lecturer in Music Management
Disciplines: Creative industries management
Research interests:
Music management theory and practice; audience studies and research; vocal music and other genres that combine music and text; sociology of music and music as a live experience
Dr Karen Quigley
Faculty Interdisciplinary Teaching Lead
Subject Head of Theatre
Senior Lecturer
Disciplines: Theatre
Research interests:
Critical approaches to staging and unstageability; contemporary performance practice in the UK and Ireland; voice and music in contemporary theatre; autoethnographic approaches to writing about performance; pedagogies of theatre and performance in higher education.
Research interests:
Musicology, Music Education: teaching; learning; analysis; music and temporality.
Research interests:
Musicology: contemporary and 20th-century opera production; Wagner; critical musicology.
Dr Nick Jones
Reader
Co-Chair of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Disciplines: Creative technologies
- n.jones@york.ac.uk
- +44 (0)1904 325289
- TFTV/122
Research interests:
Digital media; action cinema; 3D; the representation of space and architecture on film; media archaeology.
Member of the Digital Cultures cluster.
Dr Julia Havas
Senior Lecturer in Film and TV
Co-Chair of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Disciplines: Film and television
Research interests:
Anglo-American television; representations of gender, race, and nation on TV and film; streaming cultures; Hungarian TV and film; transnational/transcultural media flows, particularly those between Eastern European and Anglo-American media cultures.
Dr Samuel Haddad-Bacry
Lecturer in Management & the Creative Industries
Chair of Marketing and Events
Disciplines: Creative industries management
- samuel.haddad-bacry@york.ac.uk
- RCH/222
Research interests:
The determining factors of cultural consumption, how consumers apprehend the cultural abundance, and the accessibility of cultural goods, with a focus on classical music concerts.