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Dr Andrew Lynch

Lecturer, Cinema and Screen Studies

Biography

Andrew Lynch is a lecturer in cinema and screen studies in the department of Media and Communication.

His research examines topics including "prestige" television, genre development in sci-fi, horror and fantasy television, and the diverse approaches of niche streaming services. Andrew's work has appeared in several edited anthologies and leading refereed journals including Quarterly Review of Film and Video, Senses of Cinema and Adaptation.

He is the author of Quality Telefantasy: How US Quality TV Brought Zombies, Dragons and Androids into the Mainstream, published by Routledge in 2022. 

PhD candidate and honours supervision

Higher degrees by research

Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Co-Supervisor.

Fields of Research

  • Screen And Digital Media - 360500
  • Screen And Media Culture - 470214

Teaching areas

Communication, Journalism and Media Studies;Cultural Studies and Literature;Digital Media, Film and Television

Publications

Also published as: Lynch, Andrew; Lynch, A.
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