Journal Articles

• Pullen, C. and Franklin, I., 2020. The ‘Undocuqueer’ movement and DREAMers: activist online space and the affective queer body. Interactions: Studies in Communication &Culture.
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• Franklin, I., 2020. British Art Cinema: Creativity, Experimentation and Innovation. JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION, 17 (2), 281-283.
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• Franklin, I., 2019. Between Public and Private, Britain and Canada: Newfoundland Radio 1934-1949. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 39 (3), 532-552.
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• Franklin, I., 2019. England's Discontents: Political Cultures and National Identities. JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION, 16 (3), 396-399.
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• Franklin, I., 2019. Precursor of Pride: The Pleasures and Aesthetics of Framed Youth. Open Library of Humanities, 5 (1).
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• Franklin, I., 2018. Lost Sound: The Forgotten Art of Radio Storytelling. HISTORICAL JOURNAL OF FILM RADIO AND TELEVISION, 38 (3), 668-669.
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• Franklin, I., 2017. BBC2 and world cinema. Journal of British Cinema and Television, 14 (3), 344-360.
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• Franklin, I., 2017. Introduction: Background, Context and the New Left. Journal of British Cinema and Television, 14 (3), 259-263.
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• Franklin, I., 2016. Visions of Change – The Evolution of the British TV Documentary. Viewfinder.
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• Franklin, I., 2016. Marc Karlin: Look Again. JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION, 13 (2), 331-333.
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• Franklin, I., 2015. Television and British Cinema: Convergence and Divergence. JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION, 12 (3), 417-420.
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• Franklin, I., 2015. Amateur Film: Meaning and Practice, 1927-77. JOURNAL OF BRITISH CINEMA AND TELEVISION, 12 (1), 135-138.
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• Franklin, I., 2014. Documenting the Social and Historical Margins in the Films of Philip Donnellan. La Revue LISA, 12 (1).
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• Franklin, I., 2014. Roadblocks and roads not taken: Fords on Water (1983), Coast to Coast (1987) and the British bi-racial buddy-road movie. Journal of British Cinema and Television, 11 (4), 440-458.
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• Franklin, I.M., 2013. Interview Dossier. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 33 (3), 454-474.
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• Franklin, I.M., 2013. Sex, Youth & Video Tape: Turn it Up and The Struggle to be Heard. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 33 (3), 396-417.
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• Franklin, 2009. Rambling House and The Barrelman: Folklore and Audience Participation in Radio Broadcasting in Ireland and Newfoundland. Ktaqamkuk/Across the Water: Irish Journal of Newfoundland and Labrador Research, 1 (1), 13-32.
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Books

• Regional Aesthetics Mapping UK Media Cultures. Palgrave Macmillan.
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Chapters

• Franklin, I., 2020. TV interventions: Artists, activists and alternative media. In: Newsinger, J., Wayne, M. and Presence, S., eds. Contemporary Radical Film Culture: Networks, Organisations and Activists. Oxford: Routledge.
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• Franklin, I., 2018. oUtside mUte? Ut, No Wave and Blast First. In: Beaven, Z., O'Dair, M. and Osborne, R., eds. Mute Records: Artists, Business, History. London: Bloomsbury.
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• Franklin, I., 2015. A Region in Microcosm: Brandon Acton-Bond’s Post-War BBC Radio Features. In: Franklin, I., Chignell, H. and Skoog, B., eds. Regional Aesthetics: Mapping UK Media Cultures. Palgrave.
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• Franklin, I., 2014. Talking liberties: Framed Youth, community video and channel 4‘s remit in action. Queer Youth and Media Cultures. 115-130.
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• Franklin, 2013. Think-Tape: The Aesthetics of Montage in the Post-War Television Documentary. In: Jacobs, J. and Peacock, S., eds. Television Aesthetics and Style. London: Bloosmbury.
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• Franklin, 2011. Earwitness Accounts : Secondary Orality and Street Radio. In: Smits, R., Smite, R. and Medosch, A., eds. Networks and Sustainability. Riga, Latvia: RIXC, MPLab, 75-91.
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Reports

• Skoog, K. and Franklin, I., 2012. Listening to Learn and Learning to Listen. A Report on UK Radio Archives: Policy, Practice and Potential. Centre for Broadcasting History, Bournemouth University.
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• Franklin, 2010. Philip Donnellan Archive Report. Birmingham: Birmingham City University. Available from: https://www.academia.edu/6452197/Friends_of_Philip_Donnellan_-_Ieuan_Franklins_archive_report_attached.
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Grants

• Understanding LGBTQ Refugees' and Asylum Seekers' Support Needs through Listening to Autobiographical Storytelling (British Academy, 01 May 2020). Awarded

Qualifications

• PGCE in Postgraduate Certificate in Education Practice (Bournemouth University, 2017)