Christopher Chadwick
Faculty: Faculty of Arts Professional and Social Studies
School: Liverpool Screen School
Email address: C.J.Chadwick@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 8018
Biography
Christopher Chadwick is a documentary film director, filmmaker, DoP and new media producer. He is the director of Hatch, a Liverpool based creative Ltd company that specialise in digital storytelling. He is a co-director of Iron Lung, a local Community Interest Company. Christopher is a fellow of the HEA Academy and works as an academic transferring knowledge from his professional practice to the teaching and learning environment at Liverpool John Moores University. His research interests are in interactive documentary, immersive and innovative documentary storytelling, new media convergent platforms and cinematography.
Degrees
2004, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, MA New Media Production
Academic appointments
Lecturer, Media Production, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, 2017 - present
Postgraduate training
Post Graduate Certificate - Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, United Kingdom, Liverpool John Moores University, 2007 - 2009
Publications
Highlighted publications
Chadwick C, Storey W, Turner D. 2018. Human Rights - People Living with Dementia
Journal article
Jamero ML, Esteban M, Chadwick C, Onuki M. 2019. Rethinking the Limits of Climate Change Adaptation ADB Economics Working Paper Series, 548 >DOI >Link >Public Url
Esteban M, Laurice Jamero M, Nurse L, Yamamoto L, Takagi H, Nguyen DT, Mikami T, Kench P, Onuki M, Nellas A, Crichton R, Paolo Valenzuela V, Chadwick C, Erick Avelino J, Tan N, Shibayama T. 2019. Adaptation to sea level rise on low coral islands: Lessons from recent events OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT, 168 :35-40 >DOI >Link
Dataset
Chadwick C, Storey W, Turner D. 2018. Human Rights - People Living with Dementia
Chadwick C, Storey W, Turner D. 2016. Dementia Champions
Film
2018. Premier Skills - Celebrating 10 years of sharing the beautiful game with the world
2018. Racing the King Tide : 360 VR Film
2018. Racing the King Tide : Auntie’s Story >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : The Captain's Story >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : The Mother’s Story >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : The Fisherman’s Story >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : The Teacher’s Story >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : Islands Adapting to Sea Level Rise >Public Url
2018. Racing the King Tide : The Health Worker's Story >Public Url
2018. Human Rights for people living with Dementia Documentary
2018. FREIDA : Human Rights for people living with dementia
2018. Freida: Human Rights Documentary
2017. Racing the King Tide : Islands Adapting to Sea Level Rise >Public Url
2016. Premier Skills - Zakes
Exhibition
Chadwick C, Storey W, Graham J, Clift C. Premier Skills : British Council and the Premier League. Celebrating 10 years of sharing the beautiful game with the world. >Link
Engagement & Impact
Conference presentation:
Racing the King Tide, Immersive Storytelling, Liverpool John Moores University, 360 VR Film Installation 14/12/2018
Racing the King Tide, Immersive Storytelling, Liverpool John Moores University, Oral presentation 14/12/2018
How to Adapt to Sea Level Rise, Sea Level Futures Conference, National Oceanographic Centre, Oral and film presentation 02/07/2018
Using a student creative portfolio and blog for curriculum enhancement, LJMU Teaching and Learning Conference, Liverpool, Creative Student Blog / Portfolio 13/06/2018
Walking on Water, 6th GPSS-GLI Symposium, Tokyo, Japan, Oral presentation 02/03/2018
Adaptation to Sea Level Rise in Cities: Lessons from Present Examples of Land Subsidence, Proc. Of Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2017, Liverpool, UK, Film 06/09/2017
Fellowships:
Fellow, HE Academy, https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/
Industrial connections:
Iron Lung CiC (Community Interest Company), Director, http://www.ironlung.co.uk/
Hatch, Director / Owner, http://www.thehatch.tv/
Other Professional Activity:
Symposium Presentation - Creative Approaches LJMU symposium of Arts, Health and Wellbeing 14th September 2018
Research Grants Awarded:
HFCE, Racing the King Tide - Using innovative storytelling to document adaption to sea level rise, Grant value (£): 1900, Duration of research project: 2 years
Graduate School of Frontier Science Grants, The University of Tokyo, Adaptation measures on coral islands flooded due to ground subsidence due to an earthquake –Lessons for sea level rise due to climate change, Motoharu Onuki, Miguel Esteban, Grant value (£): 800000 Yen - £5500, Duration of research project: 3 months
Teaching qualification:
Post Graduate Certificate Teaching & Learning in Higher Education