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The AFI Research Collection is a specialist film and television industry resource open to the public. There are NO CHARGES to visit or to view materials on-site at the AFI Research Collection. [learn more]

VISITING HOURS

The AFI Research Collection is open to the public on
Tuesday: 11am - 4 pm
Wednesday: 2pm - 7pm
Thursday: 11am - 4pm
or outside of those hours by appointment only
The AFI Research Collection is not staffed on weekends

To make an appointment or for more information please contact the AFI Research Collection on 03 9925-2829 or by email: afiresearch@rmit.edu.au

AFIRC Research Fellowship awarded to Catriona Mills

The AFI Research Collection (AFIRC) Research Fellowship for 2012 has been awarded to Catriona Mills

Catriona holds a B.A. (Hons) from Macquarie University and an M.Phil. and Ph.D. from The University of Queensland; the dissertation for the latter examined the career of nineteenth-century actress and writer Eliza Winstanley. Her published and forthcoming work includes nineteenth-century adaptation, problems in authorship attribution for early Australian authors, Australian national identity in Doctor Who, and neo-Victorian television. She works as a researcher for AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource, with a particular focus on Australian film and television.

Catriona's research project, The Writer in Australian Television History, will make use of the AFIRC's Crawford Productions collection. We congratulate Catriona and we look forward to her visit to the AFI Research Collection.

The AFI Research Collection thanks Stephen Gaunson and The Writing Cinema Research Group in the School of Media and Communication at RMIT University for their assistance in organising the 2012 AFIRC Research Fellowship.

this page last updated by AFIRC Librarian - March 20, 2013