Charlie Fripp
Senior Lecturer, Television
Charlie is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Film and Television. Charlie is a former BBC journalist and producer and founder of Fieldgrazer Productions. Charlie has more than 20 years of film making and broadcasting experience. She has run a number of publicity campaigns, getting her clients coverage in the national and regional press and managed a major health project for the BBC World Service Trust in 2002. She has a strong interest in music and was Assistant Regional Co-ordinator for BBC Music Live in 2000, which involved 400 events across the South West.
Her feature documentary, "The Yukon Assignment" screened in cinemas across the UK and is available on both Netflix and Amazon. She first taught at Falmouth University in 2015
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Qualifications
Qualifications
| Year | Qualification | Awarding body |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | PGCHE | Falmouth University |
| 1996 | Postgraduate Diploma, Broadcast Journalism | Cardiff University |
| 1994 | BA (Hons) French | Bristol University |
| 2018 | Grade 1 Cornish | Cornish Language Board |
| 2019 | Grade 2 Cornish | Cornish Language Board |
Research Interests
Research interests and expertise
Charlie has a strong interest in Celtic Languages (Cornish in particular) and pedagogy.
Teaching
Courses taught
- Television & Film Production BA(Hons)
Professional Engagement
Independent professional practice
External Examiner MA Documentary UAL
Social, community and cultural engagement
- 2019 Adventures in film making in Cornwall and Beyond: Passmore Edwards Talks
- 2018 South West Outdoor Festival: Adventure film making workshop
- 2018 Yeth byghan, hunrosow bras - Small language Big Dreams: Cornwall Film Festival
Engagement with professional associations and societies
- Member of Royal Television Society
Professional esteem indicators
| Year | Description |
|---|---|
| 2020 | |
| 2019 | History Category Nominee - Celtic Media Festival |
| 2016 | Arts Category Nominee - Celtic Media Festival |
