副教授，留英多年，获得电影电视与创意写作学士学位、电影制作硕士学位。华东师范大学文学与传媒博士。伦敦国王学院电影系访问学者。 主要研究兴趣是英国电影与文化研究、华语电影研究、媒介与文化研究，新媒体影像内容研究。著有《孤独的困兽——当代英国电影中男性形象的建构（1959-2014）》，联合主编了英文书籍《World Film Location: Shanghai》。在国内核心期刊发表论文近十篇。主持教育部人文社科项目《英国电影的民族性及其对我国电影的借鉴意义》。第三届上海高校青年教师教学竞赛（非语言类外语教学学科）三等奖。 作为总导演策划、制作融媒体微视频节目《济遇》五季共63期；作为监制、编导制作电视栏目《文化星期天》20余期。作为制片、导演、编剧或剪辑创作60余部影视短片，剧本《A for April》入选2005年柏林国际电影节青年电影人才单元。编导短片《O》入选2005年全英数码短片节并在全英巡演一年。 Wei JU Associate professor. BA in Film + TV, Creative Writing, University of Derby, UK MA in Screening Arts, Sheffield Hallam University, UK PhD in Literature & Media, East China Normal University, UK Visiting Scholar, King’s College London, UK Research interests: British cinema and culture, Chinese cinema, media and culture, new media visual content. Published book “Lonely Beasts - Representation of Masculinity in Contemporary British Cinema (1959-2014)”. Co-edited book “World Film Locations: Shanghai”. Published nearly ten essays in core journals. Humanities and Social Sciences Program of the Ministry of Education: “Representation of Nationality in British Cinema and the Referential Significance to Chinese Cinema”. Third prize in the 3rd Shanghai University Young Teachers Teaching Competition. Director of new media program “Tongji Stories”, director and producer of TV program “Cultural Sunday”. Produced over 60 short films and videos. Script “A for April” was selected by the 2005 Berlin International Film Festival, Talent Campus. Short film “O” was selected by the 2005 British Digital Shorts Festival.
