Dr Matthew Melia
| Position: | Lecturer in Film and Television Studies |
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| School: | School Of Performance & Screen Studies |
| Email: | M.Melia@kingston.ac.uk |
| Extension: | 67436 |
| Location: | Room Pr-335, Penrhyn Road |
Educational and professional qualifications
| 2001-2007 | PhD , Kingston University |
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| 1997-2001 | Joint MA (Hons) English Lit-History of Art , University of Aberdeen |
Professional experience (post-1990)
| 2007 - | Lecturer in Film and TV, Kingston University |
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| 2004-2007 | Part Time Lecturer, Kingston University |
| 2001-2004 | Teaching Assistant, Kingston University |
Teaching
I currently teach on a number of film and television modules within the School of Performance and Screen Studies.
These include two core first year TV Modules - TV Times & Watch Carefully: Close Readings of Television; I teach the core second year TV module 'The Light Programme' of which I am the module leader. As well as these I teach on two third year modules: Watch The Skies & Days OF Hope: Broasdcast Television Drama.
At MA Level I teach East Asian Cinema in the 'World Cinema' Module
Research outputs
Conference or Workshop Item
Melia, Matthew (2009) "Oh what's the bloody point?": a deconstruction of Kenneth William's life, screen and written performances and their reflection in the biopic Fantabulosa (BBC 2006). In: Performing lives; 06 - 08 Jul 2009, Kingston upon Thames, U.K.. (Unpublished)
Thesis
Melia, Matthew (2007) Architecture and cruelty in the writings of Antonin Artaud, Jean Genet and Samuel Beckett. (PhD thesis), Kingston University.