Media writers and expertise

Credentials: Extensive UK higher education experience in creative writing, literature, media studies, sociology, politics, and law.

Focus areas: Creative writing (fiction, screenwriting, radio), English literature, film & television studies, sociology, politics, and legal subjects such as civil liberties and IT law.

Approach: Adaptable and experienced academic writer with expertise across multiple disciplines, known for flexibility, rigorous research and high-quality written communication.

Credentials: MPhil in history, film and television, and BA (Hons) American studies (2:1), with interdisciplinary academic training across culture, media and humanities.

Focus areas: History, film, television, American studies, politics, literature, art, journalism, geography and international relations.

Approach: Engaged, curious and analytical writer who enjoys challenging briefs and produces well-structured work informed by broad interdisciplinary knowledge.

Experience: More than a decade of writing experience including academic assignments, web content, business writing, articles, blogs and creative projects. Longstanding contributor to Academic Knowledge.

Research skills: Strong humanities-focused research skills developed through postgraduate study and extensive professional writing across diverse subjects.

Academic writing: Experienced in producing academic work across humanities and arts disciplines, including film, cultural studies, literature and historical analysis.

Credentials: LLB Law (2:1) with strong performance in final-year written assignments, achieving high first-class grades across coursework and dissertation work.

Focus areas: Competition law, tort law and media law, with additional strengths in legal analysis and research-focused writing.

Approach: Clear and evaluative writing style, with a focus on persuasive analysis supported by detailed research.

Experience: Academic experience producing high-quality written work, including a first-class dissertation exploring enforcement within competition law.

Research skills: Skilled in locating and interpreting legal literature and case law, with experience overcoming limited-source research challenges.

Academic writing: Strong academic writing skills demonstrated through significant grade improvements and consistent first-class performance in final-year assignments.

Credentials: BA (Hons) in English with strong performance in medieval literature, followed by completion of the Common Professional Examination in law and the Legal Practice Course, both awarded with commendation.

Focus areas: English literature, medieval studies, psychology, commercial law, commercial property law, media law, litigation and core areas of UK law.

Approach: Combines humanities-based analytical skills with legal training, producing clear, structured academic writing across both literature and law.

Experience: Experience across public sector roles in law enforcement, followed by advanced legal training covering civil and criminal litigation, business and property law, taxation, wills and probate and professional conduct.

Research skills: Skilled in practical legal research, statutory interpretation and case analysis, alongside strong humanities-based critical reading and interpretive skills.

Academic writing: Capable of producing detailed academic work in English literature and law, with strengths in medieval literature, commercial property and litigation-based subjects.

Credentials: BA in business with a 2:1 from a Russell Group university, with strong training in academic writing, research skills and essay structure.

Focus areas: Business studies, marketing, management, communication and social media engagement.

Approach: Organised and detail-focused writer with a clear understanding of academic expectations and the ability to adapt tone for different audiences.

Experience: Experience as a student ambassador and international mentor, developing strong communication, planning and content creation skills. Achieved first-class performance during a placement year through independent research.

Research_skills: Able to source reliable academic material online and experienced in working independently to complete research-driven tasks.

Academic writing: Confident using the Harvard referencing system and skilled in planning, structuring and producing well-organised academic work.