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Dr. Aimee Mollaghan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Arts, English and Languages at Queen's University Belfast, joining in 2019. She holds a PhD in Film Studies from the University of Glasgow and an MPhil in Motion Graphics from Glasgow School of Art. Her research explores the intersection of sound, music, and the moving image, with a focus on visual music, hauntology, and landscape in cinema. She has authored The Visual Music Film (2015) and co-edited Haunted Soundtracks: Audiovisual Cultures of Memory, Landscape and Sound (2023). Her work analyzes audiovisual relationships, soundscapes, and contemporary film trends.
Education:
- PhD in Film Studies, University of Glasgow
- MPhil in Motion Graphics, Glasgow School of Art
Research Interests:
- Animation and experimental film
- Music, sound, and acoustic ecology in cinema
- Haunted landscapes and cultural memory
- Screen technologies and digital effects
Teaching:
- Convenes modules on film and sound, Hollywood cinema, and screen technologies
- Supervises PhD students in visual music, experimental animation, and film sound
Professional Roles:
- Reviews Editor for animation: an interdisciplinary journal
- Peer reviewer for academic publishers and journals
- External examiner for undergraduate film studies at the University of Salford
Key Achievements:
- Organized symposiums on haunted landscapes, film revolutions, and audiovisual relationships
- Speaker at international academic and public events
- Member of the scientific committee for the Seeing Sound Conference
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