Reuben Irving

Reuben Irving is a Senior Lecturer in Film Production at the University of Worcester's Institute of Arts and Humanities, specifically within the Theatre, Film & Media Production department. He has over a decade of experience as a freelance editor, working across cinema, TV, web, mobile content, and live theatre/dance performance. His most recent editing project was the feature film How To Be. Prior to his current role, he served as Managing Director of Gorilla Cinema for five years, overseeing innovative projects like a solar-powered mobile cinema, as well as community arts initiatives, sound recording, and production management.

Before joining Worcester, Irving held teaching roles at Sheffield Hallam University as an Associate Lecturer and Enterprise Teaching Facilitator, developed an undergraduate course for the Open College of the Arts, and contributed to curriculum design for schools through Sheffield Arts Education. His research focuses on pedagogy, moving image editing techniques, documentary production methodologies, micro-exhibition practices, and broader media production cultures.

Irving's professional experience intertwines creative production with education, emphasizing experimental forms and technologies in media. He has no listed scientific awards or grants in the provided texts. His academic profile highlights practical industry engagement alongside academic contributions.