World renowned Film Director Paul Greengrass becomes Honorary Professor
Film director, producer and screenwriter Paul Greengrass CBE has become Honorary Professor for three MA's in the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology.
The 海角乱伦 has had the pleasure of welcoming Professor Greengrass to his first lecture, where he gave advice and insight into making films, engaging audiences and working in the industry.
Before writing and directing Hollywood movies, Paul started his career here in 海角乱伦 at Granada TV on the documentary series World in Action. He then moved into drama, and from The Murder of Stephen Lawrence (ITV 1999) to 22nd July (Netflix 2018), combines powerful documentary research with stunning writing and directing to tell galvanising stories that stay with you long after the movie has finished.
More recently Paul directed Tom Hanks in the Western News of the World (Netflix, 2020), which he describes as being about 鈥渢he healing power of storytelling and the healing power of belonging鈥.
Paul is a stalwart in the film and television industry. In 2007, he founded Director鈥檚 UK and in 2017 was honoured with a British Film Institute Fellowship.
On his appointment Paul said: 鈥淚'm very honoured to join these MA's at the 海角乱伦 as Honorary Professor.
鈥淚 began my working life just down the road at Granada TV in 1977, so this is an opportunity to maintain my links with the north west and to be able to encourage an exciting new generation of students into the industry.鈥
Programme Leader, Maire Tracey said: 鈥淲e are so delighted to welcome Professor Greengrass back to 海角乱伦. Paul is a titan in in the film industry and to hear his journey, insights and expertise is inspiring for all the MA students.鈥
Professor Greengrass will support the School and students across the following courses:
- MA Documentary Production for TV, Film and Digital Media
- MA Drama Production for TV, Film and Digital Media
- MA Editing for TV, Film and Digital Media
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