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Miranda Banks

Chair of Film, Television and Media Studies at LMU, author of The Writers, and coeditor of Production Studies

Miranda Banks is a prominent figure in the world of film, television, and media, currently serving as a professor at Loyola Marymount University's School of Film and Television.

She holds a Ph.D. in Film, Television & Digital Media from UCLA and a B.A. in English & Humanities from Stanford University, showcasing a strong educational background.

Throughout her career, Miranda has held various leadership roles in academia, including Chair of Film, Television, and Media Studies, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, and Associate Professor at Loyola Marymount University.

Her expertise lies in media production, Hollywood guilds, labor issues, and gender studies, with a focus on writing about these topics.

Miranda Banks is also known for her contributions to organizations such as the Society for Cinema & Media Studies, where she served on the Board of Directors.

With a vast teaching experience, including positions at University of Michigan, Emerson College, and USC School of Cinematic Arts, Miranda brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to her students.

In addition to her professional endeavors, Miranda describes herself as a 'dogphile' and holds a pro-gluten, pro-dairy stance.

Highlights

Aug 20 · linkedin

Great chat with KNX Charles Feldman about the Writers Guild's negotiations with the studios and streamers, and what that means for actors, the public's response to striking writers and actors, and what Hollywood might look like once a contract is reached.

Aug 12 · linkedin

I'll be a part of this panel conversation on the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes at the Skirball Museum this Sunday. Come if you can.

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Location

Los Angeles, California, United States