Ms Emma Payne
(she/her)
Research student
Overview
My area of research concerns the role of sound and music in the media representation of women. I am particularly interested in cinema after the sensory turn.
My research methodology integrates empirical audience studies and theoretically-informed textual analysis, in order to test the impact of cinematic representations on lived experiences of gender.
Publication
2020
- Payne, E. 2020. The essence of femininity: The subversive potential of the music video aesthetic in perfume advertisement. Sonic Scope: New Approaches to Audiovisual Culture (10.21428/66f840a4.0cbdf606)
Articles
- Payne, E. 2020. The essence of femininity: The subversive potential of the music video aesthetic in perfume advertisement. Sonic Scope: New Approaches to Audiovisual Culture (10.21428/66f840a4.0cbdf606)
Teaching
- Associate Lecturer, UWE Filmmaking (2022-present)
- I supervise 3rd-year dissertations on the Independent Research Project module
- I mark essays on the 2nd-year Narrative module
- Tutoring, marking, and feedback responsibilities
- Graduate Tutor, Cardiff University School of Music (2021-2023)
- I led seminars on the 2nd-year Reading Flim Sound module
- Introducing students to key film music theories and teaching them to apply these to cinematic examples
Biography
Professional memberships
- Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (November 2023)
- Member of the Independent Society of Musicians (June 2023)
Speaking engagements
- 'Audiovisual Style in The Lost Daughter: Sounding Out Embodied Motherhood', paper presentation, Music and the Moving Image, New York University (upcoming, May 2024)
- 'Making Waves: Sound, Nature and Embodied Identity in Corsage', paper presentation, RMA Student Conference, Cardiff University (January 2024)
- 'Audiovisual Style in The Lost Daughter: Sounding Out Embodied Motherhood', paper presentation, Motherhood(s) on Screen: Global Perspectives (September 2022)
- '“Am I Your Bitch Now?”: The Sound of Subversive Fighting in Atomic Blonde', paper presentation, Action Heroines in the 21st Century: Sister in Arms, Bournemouth University (June 2022)
Supervisors
Carlo Cenciarelli
Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Roser Beneito-Montagut
Reader
Contact Details
Research themes
Specialisms
- Film music
- Gender and representation