Mark Soye

Mark Soye is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Art and Media at the University of Brighton, where he contributes to media production education and practice-based research. He holds professional certifications from Apple and Avid, underscoring his technical expertise in digital media.

Research Interests: His work explores experimental film and music, focusing on the self as a cultural product shaped by technology and social media. He investigates the fragmentation of narrative in digital environments and evolving production methodologies.

Research Output Trends: His recent creative outputs are primarily digital and exhibition-based, often collaborative. They span experimental film, color grading, web-based editing, and sound design, with recurring themes in identity, misinterpretation, and online artistic expression.

Scientific Awards:

• Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, and Best Film – Trash Cannes in St. Leonard’s
• RTS Awards for Scotland
• Nomination for UK RTS Awards

Advising and Grants: While no formal students are listed, Mark has supported early career researchers by hosting interdisciplinary research seminars on methodologies, funding, and work in progress. These sessions fostered cross-disciplinary networking and academic development.

External Roles and Labs: Mark has served in multiple external validation and examination roles across UK institutions, including South Essex College, Ravensbourne, UEA, and the University of Canterbury. These roles highlight his national recognition in curriculum development for film, television, and digital media programs. Though no formal lab is mentioned, his collaborative digital projects suggest active participation in creative research teams.