Profile: Honey Salvadori

Honey Salvadori

Teaching & Experiential Learning

Bader College is an ideal place to investigate contemporary journalism because Britain has always made a significant contribution to the profession and is home to many recognised institutions, such as the BBC and the Guardian, that continue to maintain their international status in our internationalist times. Students are able to meet journalists from the British media and visit their centres in London during their ELOs.

Britain is also renowned for its creative subcultures, which students witness and report on in their Experiential Learning assignments. The best part of the journalism ELOs are, I believe, when students interview, photograph and video some of the people that they had previously imagined only existed in the pages of a magazine.

Teaching multimedia journalism at the Castle means that I see British culture reflected by our international students’ perspective and expressed by new skills and creative ideas introduced by the course.

Research

I have researched and produced journalism and photojournalism projects in social issues, contemporary culture and entertainment.

I am currently digitizing and developing my extensive Photography archive. Recent developments (February 2017) include the Permanent Collection of the National Portrait Gallery acquiring my 1989 portrait of musician Kirsty MacColl.

I have also contributed some of my photographs from the 1980s and 90s to a travelling exhibition about the history of hairdressing “Beehives Bobs and Blow Dries” (2018 and 2022). Recently I joined a collective of British Documentary photographers called F8 Documentary that publishes a quarterly magazine with archive and current stories.

Supervision

I can supervise projects on:

  • Practice-based photography and/or video projects
  • Journalism research and writing
  • Media Studies and Visual Communication theory
  • Editorial and commercial photography

I have contacts at:

  • Media practitioners in Photography, Photojournalism and Video
  • Commercial Stock libraries and Editorial publications

Research & Publications

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