Veronica Innocenti

Veronica Innocenti is a Full Professor at the Department of the Arts (Dipartimento delle Arti) of the University of Bologna, specializing in Cinema, Television, and Digital Media studies. Her work focuses on narrative ecosystems, television seriality, and media convergence dynamics. She teaches courses such as 'Cultures of Television and Seriality' and 'Film and Fashion,' offering office hours via in-person meetings or TEAMS.

Her research interests include transmedia storytelling, gender representation in TV fiction, and the industrial dynamics of contemporary television. She has published extensively on topics like reality TV, Italian television history, and digital media's impact on narrative structures. Key themes in her work include the analysis of narrative evolution, audience participation in media, and the intersection of cultural studies with media practices.

Dr. Innocenti's publications from 2018–2025 reflect her engagement with sustainability in media (e.g., food waste in cooking shows), gender representation, and the transformation of traditional media models in the digital age. Her work often bridges theoretical frameworks with case studies from Italian and global media landscapes.

Her professional activities include collaborations on media policy projects and contributions to academic journals like Series: International Journal of TV Serial Narratives. She actively participates in shaping the University of Bologna's media studies curriculum and oversees student research projects in television and digital media studies.