Resume

• 2010

  Asian Creative Transformations (ACT) is an open research community specialising in the creative economy in Asia. Recognising that Asia is rapidly transforming in many ways we provide cutting-edge analysis from the QUT Creative Industries Faculty research team in addition to regular guest commentaries from our community members. \nOur research targets trends and developments; it monitors policy changes in media and cultural sectors

  as well as identifying opportunities for business in Asia. The ACT provides insight on new projects and developments in Asia through the Asia-Pacific Creative Landing Pad Inflight Magazine. This free magazine

  which reaches out to a global community

  is now accessible through our website.

  Michael Ulfstjerne

  Brian Yecies

  Lucy Montgomery

  Christoph Antons

  Jo Tacchi

  Terry Flew

  Greg Hearn

  Marina Guo

  Elaine Zhao

  Curtin

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

• 1984

  Ph.D.

  Communication Arts

• 1972

  A.B.

  History

• A three year Australian Research Council funded Discovery project (Jan 2014 – Dec 2016): This project examines how media producers and investors from China

  South Korea

  Taiwan

  and Hong Kong are moving into flexibile and innovative forms of collaboration. Focusing on cinema

  television

  online video and mobile content in East Asia the study will enhance academic

  industry and policy understandings of the dynamics of Edast Asian media production. In addition

  the project investigates opportunities and challenges for Australian and other international media companies. It adresses the urgent need to foster understanding of the media industries and cultures of Australia's regional neighbours in order to better equip the nation and screen sectors to participate in the forthcoming 'Asian century.'

  Anthony Fung

  Brian Yecies