Phillip McIntyre
Professor Phillip McIntyre is an academic and research consultant, a songwriter and musician with Texas Radio and the Big Beat, as well as being a record producer, video maker and audio engineer working with PMP Records.
Phillip has a wide-ranging knowledge of research into creativity and innovation, and over forty years of relevant industrial and professional experience in all facets of the Australian music industry. With this blend of skills, he has ample practical experience in project management, industry collaboration, and the expertise to produce a wide variety of creative works.
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News
27 June 2023
ARC Linkage funding awarded to protect data and threatened species
Led by Communication and Media scholar, Professor Phillip McIntyre, this cross-disciplinary project combines the expertise of communication academics and conservation scientists to create participatory communities invested in protecting threatened species.
13 May 2022
A Country Practice: Arts great migration
Newspaper article reporting on Creative Hotspot research project.
13 May 2022
Professor Philip McIntyre to guest panel at Songwriting Studies Research Network (SSRN) event
Professor Phillip McIntyre has been invited as a guest panellist to take part in the latest Songwriting Studies Research Network (SSRN) event being held in London.
Phillip O'Neill
2 July 2021
Report calls for investment in Hunter's creative and cultural industries
Newcastle Herald article on how the creative industries is showing a promising increase in the Hunter region, based on the report from the Creativity and Cultural Production in the Hunter research project.
20 March 2019
Songwriting Studies – A thousand thanks
The launch of the Songwriting Studies Research Network launch event at Birmingham City University on March 20 2019.
29 June 2016
UON Communication to host international conference
The annual Australia and New Zealand Communication Association is to be held at UON in July. Dr Phillip McIntyre, Dr Janet Fulton and Dr Elizabeth Paton are launching their latest book at the conference.
