Dr Sarah Haynes
Liverpool Screen School
Faculty of Arts Professional and Social Studies
Email: S.Haynes@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 4770
Dr Sarah Haynes is Subject lead for Media Production, Film Studies and Journalism.
Her background covers film, video, interactive and immersive media and ranges from working in production to community media work, further education and higher education, teaching, research and programme management.
As Subject Leader for Media Production, Film Studies and Journalism at the Liverpool Screen School, Liverpool John Moores University she leads three very successful practice based subject areas with students from level 3 Foundation to PhD. She has experience of all levels of HE education, managing the resources of practical media programmes, working with industry and professional bodies. Sarah also leads on employability and collaborating with international partners. Sarah's teaching experience covers theory and practice and her research interests include, Interactive Narrative, Digital Storytelling, Participatory Culture, Memory and writing.
Degrees
2019, Liverpool John Moores University, UK, PhD
2011, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, MA Writing
1998, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, MA Multimedia
Academic appointments
Subject Lead, Media Production, Film Studies and Journalism, Liverpool Screen School, Liverpool John Moores University, 2019 - present
Journal article
Haynes S. 2024. Where Did You Go Today? A Brief History of Narrative Space. Where Will You Go Tomorrow? The Future of Narrative Space Ultimart: Jurnal Komunikasi Visual, 17 :1-11 DOI Publisher Url Public Url
Haynes S. 2022. Journeys through Narrative Space Writing in Practice, :30-41 Publisher Url Public Url
Haynes S. 2021. RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY.How the bricolage of the Internet encourages, stores and presents society’s collective memory and individuals’ private recollection. Viewfinder magazine, Publisher Url Public Url
Thesis/Dissertation
Haynes S. 2019. The Memory Store: A collaborative online fiction, which explores the opportunities for participatory narrative experiences afforded by the shared space of the Internet Cole C, McLean R. Public Url
Exhibition
Isabella Emslie, Ivan Unwin, Sarah Haynes, Mike Stubbs and Dick Powell . NORTH FACE, MOVIOLA AT THE BLUECOAT GALLERY, LIVERPOOL
Research Grants Awarded:
Duration of research project: 6 months, Grant value (£): 20,000, Screenskills, Rachel Mclean, HETV Skills fund school careers roadshow Liverpool. 2024
Duration of research project: 4 months, Grant value (£): 121,339, Office for Students, Sarah Haynes LJMU. Zoe Wallace Agent Academy, Short Courses Challenge. 2021
Conference presentation:
Oral presentation, Jakarta, Indonesia, International Moving Image Cultures Conference 2023, Where Did You Go Today? A Brief History of Narrative Space. Where Will You Go Tomorrow? The Future of Narrative Space.. 2023
Workshop, Bath Spa University, Mix2017, A Toolkit for Fictional World Building. 2017
Oral presentation, The George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling, University of South Wales, Cardiff, Storytelling and Place Symposium, An approach to authoring / designing an online storytelling project, The Memory Store.. 2017
Oral presentation, Greenwich University, The writer as catalyst and collaborator, Creative Conversations, The Memory Store, Building Reader Communities.. 2016
Oral presentation, Bath Spa University, Mix Digital 03, Strand: The New Publishing: Multimodality and Participation, The Memory Store. 2015
Oral presentation, Aberystwyth University, Language and Voice, An approach to authoring/designing an online particpatory novel, The Memory Store. 2015
External committees:
Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association, Executive Committee, https://www.meccsa.org.uk/about/committee/. 2022
Conference organisation:
Conference organiser, The Storymaking Symposium was a one day Symposium organized in collaboration with the ICC (Institute of Cultural Capital) and supported by the MeCCSA Practice Network., https://storymakingblog.wordpress.com/. 2017
External collaboration:
Sarah Haynes - The Memory Store Workshop at Tate, Liverpool, Tate Liverpool, http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-liverpool/workshop/tate-exchange/memory-store. 2017
Membership of professional bodies:
Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association, Institutional Membership, http://www.meccsa.org.uk/. 2013
Teaching qualification:
PG CE in FE & HE. 2006