ABOUT

I am an academic nomad as many others, caught between countries and disciplines. I have lived and worked in Belgium, Ireland, Spain, New Zealand, and Norway. I have researched power relations and the occupation of space on the basis of intersectional social and cultural aspects (notably gender, race, age and sexuality) in a succession of media and modalities: cinema, virtual and augmented reality, television series, production and distribution practices in the age of streaming, audiences’ reception, and audiovisual creative practice.

Since 2018, I have worked as a researcher and lecturer in film, TV, and digital media studies, and in TV production at the University of Bergen. Since 2025, I curate a monthly series of films made by women at the Cinematheque of Bergen (Kvinneblikk). I regularly present films, and moderate panels, and have previously worked in public relations for the Love Film Festival of Mons in Belgium, as content developer for the TV production company Vamos@VerTelevisión in Madrid (Spain), and as a translator of French, English and Spanish.

I am currently leading the collaborative European DIGISCREENS project on streaming industry practices, representation and audiences (“Identities and Democratic Values on European Digital Screens: Distribution, Reception, and Representation”, CHANSE 2022-2026).

I enjoy climbing, skiing and paragliding.

For more info about my education, employment history and publications: Check my ORCiD.

  • Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow, University of Bergen, 2018-2020
  • PhD in Film and Media Studies, University of Otago, 2016
  • MA in Film Studies, University College Cork, 2009
  • BA and MA in Languages and Literature (English and Spanish), Free University of Brussels, 2007