The indexical body of film : time-based experiments in Super8 materiality and performance
presented at the 
​Time and the Body in Film, Television and Screen Studies’ BAFTSS Conference, 7-9 April 2021, University of Southhampton

Affective Cinema WAS screened on mediawall, bath spa university, 25 March– 05 april 2019, as the winner of an inaugural award in creative media research by the international journal of creative media research. 

Affective Cinema exhibited as part of image/sound 2018 at the stephen lawrence gallery, London, 10 november – 15 december 2018

Lectures, conference screenings and presentations

Shifting Ecologies of Photochemical Film in the Digital Era Conference
7th-11th June 2021, Aberystwyth University, Wales
‘400 feet in forgotten time’ : digital chance encounters with Super8
​Time and the Body in Film, Television and Screen Studies’ BAFTSS Conference 
7-9 April 2021, University of Southhampton
The indexical body of film: time-based experiments in Super8 materiality and performance
Affective Cinema Public Lecture, School of Design
4th February 2019, University of Greenwich 
'Provoking Discourse' The 10th Postgraduate Research Conference
7th March 2018, Manchester Metropolitan University 
Installation title:
Does There Have to Be a Story? The Production of Affective Significance in Film Performance 
I won an award for Best Installation at the conference. 
'Atmospheres' Practice Research Symposium
13th January 2018, University of Surrey 
​Presentation title: 
Affective Atmosphere: A Method of Directing Non-representational Film Performance
‘Unfinished, Uncertain, Unknown: Processes of Practice-led Research’ PaRNet Conference
7th July 2017, the University of Leeds
Presentation title: 
Between Formal Structure, the Real and the Moving Body: Searching for Affective Signs in Film Performance ​
'Creative Humanities: Thinking, Making and Meaning' AHRC Postgraduate Conference
19th and 20th October 2016, Royal Northern College of Music
Presentation title: 
From concept to film-practice experimentation: the research potential of ‘affective meaning’ as the unique language of film
'New Directions in Media Research' MeCCSA Postgraduate Conference
7th and 8th of July 2016, University of Leicester
Presentation title: 
Beyond narrative: the possibilities of ‘affective meaning’ as the basis of audience engagement