Victor D. Evans – Journalist, Writer, Author & Documentary Filmmaker

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Curved TV: Take Two is the second installment in my Curved TV documentary series which discusses LGBTQ media representation on network television.
This second edition utilizes data compiled by Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation’s annual “Where We Are on TV” report that quantifies and evaluates the number of the LGBTQ characters on network, cable and on-demand/streaming services, specifically Hulu, Amazon and Netflix. The video also includes commentary from communication scholars and LGBTQ media consumers.
It is the perfect classroom facilitation tool when discussing media representation in current U.S. media.

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"When all Americans are treated as equal, no matter who they are or whom they love, we are all more free”
— Former U.S. President, Barack Obama

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"Victor is an absolute amazing instructor who provides outstanding academic service to all of his students!"

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Higher Education Advisor & Consultant

"Victor is one of the brightest people I've ever met. He is an accomplished documentarian, screenwriter, and academician. Victor is also one of the nicest people you will ever encounter. He is dedicated to his students and colleagues at Seattle University where he is a professor."

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Professor of Mass Communication and Director of Media Studies Minor at University of Central Oklahoma

"Victor is a consummate educator. I had the pleasure of having him as my instructor four years ago and he inspired me to learn and to push myself to new heights of performance. He is experienced, knowledgeable, kind and compassionate. I highly recommend Victor as an instructor. He provides quality, excellence, commitment, genuine care and support to help students develop their potential."

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ABOUT ME

Victor D. Evans, PhD

Academic - Journalist - Author - Documentarian

I am currently an Assistant Professor of Journalism at Seattle University where I teach courses in multimedia reporting and storytelling. Prior to this, I worked as an entertainment journalist for over ten years, writing, producing and editing for BET, CNN, MTV, and Entertainment Weekly. I am currently working on my first graphic novel entitled, The Case of the Missing Lightning Bat: An Evan Sinclair Mystery. Learn more about by clicking on any of the links below.

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I would love to hear from you. I am always open to discussing my work, and I am available for interviews or public appearances. I also welcome feedback on my documentaries and I am very eager to hear how you are using them in the classroom at your institutions or organizations. Click the button below and complete the contact form.

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