Dr. Barry King

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  The last paper in the panel was presented by Associate Professor Barry King (Auckland University of Technology), ably standing in for Sean Cubitt, who presented research on the 'Event Film' with a particular focus on the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

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  Barry King Screen Acting: Reflections on the Day Screen 1986 27: 134-139; doi:10.1093/screen/27.3-4.134 [PDF] [Request Permissions]

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  Talkshows and reality television are the modern equivalent of confession, complete with declarations of guilt and absolution, according to AUT University's Professor Barry King.More >>

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  11.15-11.45 Professor Barry King, AUT, "Lord of the Rings and the Re-negotiation of a Kiwi National Identity"11.45-12.15 Professor Donald Maurice, VUW & Massey "Alfred Hill - the New Zealand Dvorak?"

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  Other speakers at the book launching included Pacific Islands Media Association (PIMA) chair John Utanga and AUT's Office of Pasifika Advancement director Michael Jones and Associate Professor Barry King, head of the School of Communication Studies and Pasifika student affairs adviser Isabella Rasch.

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  Dr Barry King, Head of School, School of Communication Studies, AUT: barry.king@aut.ac.nzProfessor Allan Bell, Director, Centre for Communication Research, AUT: allan.bell@aut.ac.nz
  
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  Professor Ellis Cashmore | Professor Gary Gumpert | Professor Susan Drucker | Dr. Barry King | Professor P. David Marshall | Dr. Paul McDonald | Dr. Diane Negra | Professor Garry Whannel
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  Dr. Barry King Barry is Associate Professor and Head of the School of Communications Studies, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand. He was trained as a sociologist at City University, London and received his doctorate from the London School of Economics. His research interests lie in the areas of communications and cultural theory. His publications encompass popular photography, the sociology of acting and performance, American media culture, stardom and celebrity, violence and the media and visual semiotics.
  
  He was a member of the editorial board of Screen for several years and a reviewer for Critical Studies in Mass Communications . He is currently on the Editorial board of the Pacific Journalism Review and is co-editor of Lord of the Rings: Studying the Event Film, Manchester University Press (2004). Barry has undertaken consultancy work for British Actor's Equity Association on the labour market for actors and is currently extending this research to encompass the New Zealand context. During 2003, he was Associate Director on the Television and Violence Project, commissioned by the Ministry of Culture and Heritage. He has just completed a book-length study of stardom in the American cinema.

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  Dr. Barry King Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

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  Email to Barry King at barry.king @aut.ac.nz and please included your name and contact details.
  
  Professor Barry King Centre for Performance Studies,

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  University of Hamburg, Germany; University of California, Santa Cruz; Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand (Professor Knut Hickethier, Professor Rolf Schulmeister, Professor Margaret Morse, Professor Barry King, advisors)

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