Rate My Professor Kerreen Ely Harper

Ely-Harper's key publications include "Making Room for Ghosts: Memory, History and Family Biography on Film" (Cultural Studies Review, 2014), "Covid-19's Impact on Teaching, Learning and Creativity in 2020" (2021, co-authored with Clare Toonen), "Writing/performing myself on-screen: Daniel Monks' memory work on film" (2021), "Inclusivity from the start? Evaluating the accessibility of FilmFreeway festival submission webpages" (2025, co-authored with Anna Debinski and Breeanna Melville), "Reflective practice: an integrative review of collaborations between artists and healthcare professionals" (2025), and "reimagining 2D production workflows for virtual reality (VR)" (2026). She has written and directed documentaries and short films such as "Close to the Bone" (hour-long documentary, Spirited Films, Screen Australia, Curtin University), "Girls Can Do Anything" (2018, Best Short Film at Spiritus Film Festival, 2020), "In Her Own Words" (ATOM Award winner for Best Education Resource, 1997), "Even Girls Play Footy" (ATOM nomination, 2012), and "Parts of a Horse" (ATOM nomination for Best Short Film, 2003). Additional works include the virtual 3D adaptation "Foul Whisperings, Strange Matters" (2008-2010). Her contributions extend to symposia, Indigenous creativity showcases, and accessibility initiatives, influencing screen education and practice.