Claire Levy Website phone: 07970 912767    email: claire@clairelevy.co.uk    twitter: @clairelevy  

Visual Research

 
Cameraphones Film

An excerpt from ‘ Camera-phones : A Users’ Guide’. A research project I conducted on how young people present themselves through their camera-phone photographs. I ran camera-phone photography workshops with young people in Hackney and Tottenham during the summer of 2011. This was submitted as part of my MA at Goldsmiths College and screened at the International Visual Methods Conference in 2011.
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Claire is currently a research associate at the Centre for Community and Urban Research at Goldsmiths College.

Claire recently completed an MA in Photography and Urban Culture at Goldsmiths College, University of London, where she explored the integration of film and social theory. Her thesis project, for which she gained a Distinction was ‘Camera-Phones: A Users’ Guide’ about how young people use camera-phones as part of their identity building and display. This was screened as part of the exhibition ‘Liminal’ at Truman Brewery, London in September 2011 and at the International Methods Conference at the Open University in the same month.

Claire has been working with Royal Society of Arts over the last two years, creating films as part of research projects with people in drug and alcohol recovery and those going through the rehabilitation process after a spinal injury.

Claire is currently working on a visual research project which, after the riots of 2011 focusses on literacy and citizenship skills of young people with Daisi, creating relationships between school pupils in London and Devon.

For advice on how to include video in your research projects and what it can add, please get in touch for an informal chat.

 
More Visual Research films:

Click here for RSA project video.
RSA Whole Person Recovery Film

Click here for RSA project video.
RSA Design and Rehab Film