Muhammad Kamran Butt
Principle Lecturer
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Mr. Kamran Butt is the focal person of BS Film, TV & Digital Media at Faculty of Media and Mass communication. His is doing his PhD in Media & Communication Studies. He has more than 14 years of experience in electronic media. He has worked as Producer & Executive Producer for Geo News and AAP News respectively. He has served as visiting faculty of National College of Arts, University of the Punjab and BNU. Mr. Kamran holds two MPhil degrees in Sociology and Communication Studies. He has completed his Chevening fellowship under title, “Good governance in a changing world, media, politics and society” from University of Westminster London. He has done training course designed for journalists under title, “Communicating Labour Rights”, from International training centre, Turin, Italy. He has won number of national and international awards for his documentaries including, ILO media award of best labour and gender story of the year. He has also won “White Ribbon (best documentary) media award”.
PhD | Media and Communication | University of Central Punjab | 2023 onward. |
M.Phil | Mass Communication Management | Superior University Lahore | 2014-2016 |
MSC | Sociology | University of the Punjab Social and Cultural Studies | 2011-2013 |
MPhil | Communication | Superior University | 2014-2016 |
BSC | Engineering | University of the Punjab | 1998-2002 |
Film, Documentary, Digital Media |
Principal Lecturer | Faculty of Media and Mass communication | UCP 2020 - Present |
Executive Producer | AAP News | 2018-2019 |
Producer | Geo News | 2005-2017 |
Associate Professor(Visiting) | NCA(National College of Arts) Film&Tv Department | 2014-Feb 2020 |
Visiting Faculty | BNU Communication, Film&Tv Department | 2016- Feb 2020 |
Visiting Faculty | University of the Punjab Communication Department | 2012-2014 |
1 | "Research Paper Presented at 2nd International Media Conference hosted by FMMC, UCP. A comparative study of male gaze in films directed by male and female Pakistani directors: Analyzing works by Shameem Ara and Syed Noor" |