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John McMullan is a Lecturer at Murdoch University specializing in Screen Production, with particular expertise in digital two-dimensional moving images. He combines academic research with extensive production experience in music videos, documentaries, and science-fiction filmmaking.
- Education: Doctorate from Murdoch University (2016)
His research explores:
- YouTube as a communication medium
- Spatial montage techniques
- New media technologies
- Participatory video production
- AI's impact on Indigenous cultural representation
Recent publications focus on AI image generators' problematic representation of Indigenous cultures, highlighting issues of:
- Cultural flattening
- Technological colonialism
- Ethical AI training datasets
Key Achievements
- Nominated for Best Editing (International) for experimental short film 'Date'
- Named in 'The Aussie List 2019' for emerging feature scriptwriters
- Producer/director of award-nominated virtual-set short film 'Cyron'
- Director of Indigenous documentary 'OurStory: Six Sisters of the Stolen Generation'
His work frequently intersects with Indigenous communities through projects like:
- Synergies – Walking Together, Belonging to Country
- Indigenous fathering project with UWA researcher Len Collard
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