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Tim Crook

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Tim Crook

International Media Law and Ethics, Dramaturgy of espionage and spy fiction, Propaganda and use of Information in War, All aspects of Radio and Journalism Practice and History, Practice and History of Radio Drama, and prose/scriptwriting for stage, film and television. Education Professional training in Radio Journalism at the London College of Printing, Law at the University of London, Literature, Film & Television, History, Crime & Social Policy at the Open University, Postgraduate Research in Performance Studies at Roehampton University and researching audio drama and modernism, Media Arts, Royal Holloway, University of London. Grants & awards More than 60 professional awards for drama, journalism and production: UK Sony, US International Radio Festivals, Prix Italia, and Writers Guild of Great Britain Radio Reporter of the Year 1985 Campaign for Freedom of Information Award 1988 Grand Award for Entertainment 1994 Professional activities Membership of professional organisations & advisory groups Fellow of the Higher Education Academy Board of Distinguished Advisors to the International Radio Festival of New York Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and Manufactures Member of the Chartered Institute of Journalists and its Professional Practices Board Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors Member of the Institute of Communication Ethics Member of the Orwell Society Member of the Society of Authors Member of the City if London Phonograph and Gramophone Society Judge in the radio play category of the Koestler Trust Awards- arts by offenders