Mr Mark Barton

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Role:

Senior Instructor, Drama and Film Making

Department staff:

ACE - Creative and Cultural Industries

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Analogue production and projection within a digital interference. Mainstream film history as a discourse to defend the mechanised production during the golden age of Hollywood.

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Qualifications:MA (Merit) BA PGCTHE Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. External film examiner for the iInternational Baccalureate in Film.
Position:Senior Instructor, Drama and Film Making
Department:ACE - Creative and Cultural Industries
Telephone:+441173284480
Email:Mark.Barton@uwe.ac.uk

About me

Teacher and practitioner, with over 30 years of higher education teaching, with on going professional practice. Industry experience gained as a camera operator within mainstream television and film. Keen cinematographer and still learning something new every day. My research area is legacy celluloid as a carrier for discoursive memory. I am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and hold a PGCTH. I am academically published, and have an MA and BA in Media Practice, from the University of the West of England, with equivalency from the University of Toronto.

Area of expertise

Teaching both practice and theories of film making. Area of taught expertise includes Film History, Genre and Theory. Practical engagement includes Camera operation (using broadcast and film standard cameras and cinema lenses) , lighting (studio and location), storyboarding, editing (using the Adobe CC package ) directing and producing. Super 8 film expert, in shooting, processing and projection. I have a large array of celluloid film equipment, including super 8 and 16mm. I am always happy to assist students who wish to explore celluloid film making.I have worked in the film and television industry and am versed in the pratice protocols used.

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