Elliott Logan

Dr Elliott Logan is a researcher affiliated with the School of Communication and Arts at The University of Queensland. He holds a PhD (2019) and an MPhil (2013) from the university, focusing on television performance and serial drama. His work critically examines aesthetics, narrative structures, and performative elements across film and television. Key research interests include the analysis of serial dramas like Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and Homeland, with a focus on character development, visual symbolism, and temporal storytelling techniques.

Logan's publications span books, peer-reviewed articles, and book chapters. His 2016 monograph Breaking Bad and Dignity explores unity and fragmentation in television series. Recent work includes analyses of autism representation in The Social Network (2022) and performance aesthetics in Clouds of Sils Maria (2017). His research bridges television studies, film theory, and critical media analysis.

Publications consistently engage with questions of narrative form, spectatorship, and the interplay between cinematic and televisual storytelling. While no specific awards are listed, his academic contributions reflect sustained scholarly engagement with media performance and seriality.