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Dr. Ian Goode is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Theatre, Film & Television Studies at the University of Glasgow. His research focuses on contemporary Scottish and British film/TV, historical representations, rural cinema, and non-fiction television. He leads projects exploring rural cinema history in Scotland and the cultural impact of film exhibition in non-theatrical spaces.
Key research interests include auto/biographical representations, documentary practices, and the intersection of cinema with regional identity. His recent work examines early cinematic portrayals of Mary, Queen of Scots, and post-war rural film exhibition in the Highlands and Islands.
Publications span over 15 years, addressing topics like UNESCO's rural cinema initiatives, WWII film narratives in Northern Scotland, and the transition from mobile cinema to television. Supervised students include Amanda McGlynn (secret filming in documentaries) and Ningning Song (VR storytelling in documentaries).
His work bridges historical analysis with cultural geography, emphasizing how film shapes regional and national identities. Ongoing projects include mapping rural cinema's historical geography and analyzing non-theatrical exhibition practices.
