About K.J. Genualdo
K.J. is a writer and editor specializing in film studies, media theory, and cultural analysis. She earned an M.A. in Cinema Studies, where she studied film language and semiotics and examined the ways visual media communicate meaning. Her master's thesis explored the cultural consequences of copyright law, focusing on the cultural consequences of hoarding intellectual property rights. She now applies that analytical background to her work as a writer and editor covering Internet culture, memes, and the evolving ways people communicate and create online.
Education
MA Film Studies
Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema at Brooklyn College, 2021
BA English w/ Concentrations in Rhetoric and Global Cultures
Binghamton University, 2018
Areas of Expertise
About K.J. Genualdo
K.J. is a writer and editor specializing in film studies, media theory, and cultural analysis. She earned an M.A. in Cinema Studies, where she studied film language and semiotics and examined the ways visual media communicate meaning. Her master's thesis explored the cultural consequences of copyright law, focusing on the cultural consequences of hoarding intellectual property rights. She now applies that analytical background to her work as a writer and editor covering Internet culture, memes, and the evolving ways people communicate and create online.
Education
MA Film Studies
Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema at Brooklyn College, 2021
BA English w/ Concentrations in Rhetoric and Global Cultures
Binghamton University, 2018
