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23/07/2004
University of Ulster hosts international media conference
Filmmakers and broadcasters from all over the world are heading for Coleraine next week for international conference at the University of Ulster.
The 'Off-Screen Spaces: Regionalism and Globalised Culture' event considers issues effecting film, television and media, culture and policy.
It takes place from July 28-30 on the University of Ulster’s Coleraine campus and brings together a host of renowned scholars, filmmakers and broadcasters from around the world.
All events take place in Lecture Theatre 8, Central Buildings, Coleraine campus.
(GB)
The 'Off-Screen Spaces: Regionalism and Globalised Culture' event considers issues effecting film, television and media, culture and policy.
It takes place from July 28-30 on the University of Ulster’s Coleraine campus and brings together a host of renowned scholars, filmmakers and broadcasters from around the world.
All events take place in Lecture Theatre 8, Central Buildings, Coleraine campus.
(GB)
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