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Professor Charlotte Crofts is affiliated with the University of the West of England as a Professor of Cinema Arts in the Department of Arts, College of Arts, Technology and Environment. She teaches on programs such as BA (Hons) Filmmaking and MSc Sustainable Development, while leading the BAFTA Albert Educational Partnership for Sustainable Filmmaking. Her research spans screen heritage, cinema cultures, Angela Carter adaptation, and locative media.
- Editor-in-Chief of Screenworks
- Co-founder of the Angela Carter Society
- Active member of Digital Cultures Research Centre
- Resident at Pervasive Media Studio
Her research interests include:
- Cinema mapping and spatial storytelling
- Cary Grant's cultural legacy and Bristol connections
- Angela Carter's transnational narratives (especially Japan)
- App development for cinematic tourism
- Sustainable filmmaking practices
Recent publications highlight her expertise in adaptation theory, screen tourism, and digital humanities, with a focus on Bristol’s film history and Carter’s feminist literary strategies. She received recognition for inaugurating the BAFTSS Practice Research Award and contributed to UWE's REF2021 and REF2014 impact case studies through projects like the Curzon Memories App and Looking for Archie Walking Tour. As a filmmaker and creative producer, she bridges practice-based research with academic scholarship.
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