Macquarie University

Graduate Student, Media, Music and Cultural Studies

Media, Music and Cultural Studies

Thesis Title: Ceremonial Creativity: A Study of Artistic Creativity in the Olympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies

About

Over several years as a creative producer and a project manager for the event management industry in Bangkok, Thailand, I was trusted by a number of domestic and international organisations to be responsible for creating, producing and managing their corporate events. My involvement extended widely, from creativity, proposal writing, pitch presentation, multimedia production (e.g., audiovisual and stage productions), to client, team, budget and project management. Additionally, I worked as a freelance announcer for radio advertising and documentaries. 

Since then, I have developed knowledge of creativity and innovation in the fields of media and communication studies and arts management through my PhD study at Department of Media, Music, Communication and Cultural Studies, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. My PhD research is entitled Ceremonial Creativity: A Study of Artistic Creativity in Olympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

I am currently a lecturer in cultural management at College of Innovation, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand.