Fraser Durie

Lecturer in New Media Technologies

• Mediacity Desk 38 floor 2
• T: 0161 295 6061
• E: f.durie@salford.ac.uk

Monday: 9.30am - 4.30pm (when not teaching)

Tuesday: 9.30am - 4.30pm (when not teaching)

Wednesday: 9.30am - 4.30pm (when not teaching)

Thursday: 9.30am -4.30pm

My background is primarily in post production and new media technologies for media production. Working within companies over the last twenty years has enabled me to witness the transition from analogue to digital technologies and the challenges that brings to the broadcast industry.  I have worked in a number of media production and post production companies in a number of capacities and roles before taking up my current post in 2010.

My primary teaching is on a number of modules at both post and under graduate levels with particular specialism in media post production and visual effects.

I have also taught internationally at the International Film and TV School (EICTV) in Cuba and have delivered and written a number of short courses and workshops for the school between 2000 and 2010.

Programme leader

MA Digital Production for TV & Film : Post Production

MA Digital Production for TV & Film : Visual Effects

MA Wildlife Documentary Production

Media technology and production are constantly changing within the broadcast industry and I work with a number of broadcast companies to research and identify future technologies and trends within the media production sector. Companies have included Apple, Adobe, Autodesk, the Foundry and Panasonic Broadcast.

University of Salford - 2011

PG Cert in Higher Education Practice and Research

Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art – 1992 to 1993

Post Graduate Diploma in Electronic Imaging

West Midlands College of Higher Education – 1983 to 1985

BA Visual Communication Studies