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Stanko Crnobrnja serves as a Full Professor at the Faculty of Media and Communications, Singidunum University in Belgrade. A prolific media figure with over 1500 television programs and three feature films to his credit, he founded national television networks in Montenegro (ATLAS and IN Television, the latter being the first digital commercial TV in the Balkans) and Serbia (Novi 3K and Television Avala). He also established and served as the first Dean of the Faculty of Visual Arts in Podgorica.
His academic credentials include authoring the first master's thesis in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia on TV system theory, titled 'Life as information: the beginning of alternative television systems', and the first doctoral thesis in Serbia on television aesthetics, 'Aesthetic Codification of Television'.
Crnobrnja's research spans media production, television and new media aesthetics, and mass communications. He investigates complex systems in film and television, media management strategies, and the poetics of audio-visual expression. His work critically analyzes the evolution of television as an art form and its transformation in the digital era, contributing foundational theories to the field.
His recent publications, particularly 'New Media and Social Networks: A Glossary' (2014) and 'Aesthetics of Television and New Media' (2010), reflect a sustained engagement with emerging media landscapes. These works explore the theoretical underpinnings and practical implications of social networking, digital communication, and the aesthetic dimensions of new media, revealing trends towards interdisciplinary media studies.
Scientific awards: The source text does not mention any prizes, fellowships, or medals awarded to Professor Crnobrnja for his scholarly contributions.
Advising and grants: While the text confirms his role as a full professor and supervisor of academic theses (as evidenced by his own pioneering theses), it does not list specific students or research grants. His leadership positions and publications suggest active mentorship and potential grant involvement, but details are absent in the provided material.
Labs and teams: As a core faculty member at FMK, Crnobrnja is associated with the faculty's research ecosystem, including the AbeX FMK Lab. His founding of television networks and academic institutions demonstrates extensive team leadership in media production and education, though direct lab affiliations beyond the faculty's general infrastructure are not specified.
