Taylor Swift: Communications Professional
Taylor Swift: Communications Professional
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Taylor Swift: Communications Professional is the first university accredited course on Taylor Swift in Australasia, at Auckland University of Technology.
The course examines how Swift demonstrates her abilities in relation to the six majors available in the Bachelor of Communication Studies, from her early days with a webpage and MySpace to directing her own music videos.
Course designer and lecturer Dr Rebecca Trelease (Te Atihaunui a Pāpārangi) interviews an expert from each of the fields in the School of Communication Studies for a theoretical understanding of what makes Swift so unique.
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Explores Taylor Swift's influence across various communication fields, including public relations, journalism, and digital communications, with episodes discussing topics like the role of visuals in audio media, celebrity culture in journalism, and the impact of doomscrolling on digital marketing strategies.
Taylor Swift: Communications Professional is the first university accredited course on Taylor Swift in Australasia, at Auckland University of Technology.
The course examines how Swift demonstrates her abilities in relation to the six majors available in the Bachelor of Communication Studies, from her early days with a webpage and MySpace to directing her own music videos.
Course designer and lecturer Dr Rebecca Trelease (Te Atihaunui a Pāpārangi) interviews an expert from each of the fields in the School of Communication Studies for a theoretical understanding of what makes Swift so unique.
In this episode, Victoria Blacklock shares 18 years of listening to Swift and the practice of editing fictional television characters to visually communicate the emotional nuances of Swift’s songs.
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