Phoebe Macrossan

Phoebe Macrossan is a Lecturer in Screen Media at the University of the Sunshine Coast's School of Business and Creative Industries. Her research examines popular music, celebrity culture, and screen media through historical and theoretical frameworks.

Education includes:

• PhD in Film, Television, New Media from University of New South Wales (2019)
• BA (Hons) in Film from University of New South Wales (2008)
• Bachelor of Journalism/Bachelor of Arts from University of Queensland (2007)

Research investigates music-screen intersections across film, television and digital media, with particular focus on music video aesthetics, celebrity studies, and genre evolution. Current projects include historical analysis of Australian film musicals and utopian modalities in contemporary screensong.

Publications demonstrate consistent methodological approach combining textual analysis with cultural theory. Recent articles examine youth media consumption patterns, Australian musical cinema history, and Beyoncé's cultural impact. Creative industry collaborations include Sunshine Coast Screen Industry research commissioned by local government.

Teaching responsibilities include screen studies curriculum development and coordination. Professional service includes co-chairing Sound and Music Scholarly Interest Group for Society for Cinema and Media Studies.