Her main teaching and research areas are feminist theory and film culture, and cultural studies of media and technology. She has published on gender and technology in Public and CineAction, as well as on feminist film culture in several recent anthologies, and is writing a book on multiculturalism, feminism, and the films of Anne Wheeler. She is currently co-editing a collection of essays entitled Digital Aesthetics: Time, Technology and the Cultures of Everyday Life, and another entitled Killing Women: Gender, Representation, and Violence.