Aaron Baker

Dr. Aaron Baker is well-respected in the field of Film and Media Studies, serving as a Director and Professor at Arizona State University. With a dual appointment in the English and Film and Media Studies departments, Dr. Baker brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his students and colleagues. His research interests are deeply rooted in American film and television, areas in which he has made significant scholarly contributions. Dr. Baker's work is particularly notable for his exploration of American cinema, as demonstrated by his publication of "A Companion to Martin Scorsese," a collection of essays that delve into the works of the acclaimed filmmaker. This publication highlights his ability to engage with complex cinematic narratives and his dedication to advancing the understanding of influential directors in the film industry. Additionally, his monograph, "The Baseball Film: A Cultural and Transmedia History," showcases his interest in the intersection of sports and media, offering a comprehensive analysis of how baseball films reflect and shape cultural narratives. As an expert in Film and Media Studies, Dr. Baker is committed to fostering a dynamic learning environment where students can explore the intricacies of film and television. His teachings are enriched by his extensive research, allowing students to gain insights into the cultural and historical contexts of media. Dr. Baker's passion for his field is evident in his dedication to both his academic pursuits and his role as an educator, inspiring the next generation of scholars and practitioners in film and media.