Dr Lisa Lin is a documentary producer and media scholar  specialising in Convergent Media Production, Visual Anthropology, TV Aesthetics, and International Coproduction in the UK, Singapore and China. Her research interests revolve around Asian Screen Industries, International Media Coproduction, Creativity and Authorship, Environmental Media, and Media Ethics. As a documentary producer, she is interested in uncovering human stories among under-represented communities and creating socio-cultural impacts through audio-visusal production. Her producing credits include Memories of WW2 (2012), Absence of Presence (RCA, 2014), Matter Patterns (LFS, 2014), I Wouldn’t Go in There WW2 Specials (National Geographic, 2015), G-Force (Hummingbird Music, 2017), The Truth about Fake News (Channel News Asia, 2019) and Frontline Diaries with Covid-19 Medics (Channel 4, 2020).

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• Key areas of research expertise: Convergent Media Production, Asian Screen Industries, Screen Aesthetics, International Media Coproduction, Creativity and Authorship, Visual Anthropology, Media Ethics, Global Media Policy.

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• Key areas of teaching expertise: Film and Television Histories, Hollywood Film Industries, Broadcast Media, Television Production, Podcast Production, Video Journalism, Media Ethics, International Media Industries, Media and Identity, Documentary Theories and Practices.