Peter McLuskie has amassed over 20 years of experience in media education, sector development, and business support, with a strong background in teaching and managing various projects in the creative industry.

He has taught at multiple Higher Education institutions, served as an External Examiner at Solent Southampton University, Staffs University, and Plymouth College of Art, and been an Associate Tutor with the British Film Institute.

Peter's professional journey includes roles as a Senior Manager at Light House Media Centre, a SFEDI accredited business advisor, and the founder of PLOT, a creative enterprise support project for West Midlands businesses, and FLIP Animation Festival, where he also managed Kinetic Productions focusing on the voluntary and charitable sector.

Alongside his formal positions, Peter freelances in media, animation, music, and audience development, collaborating with organizations like the Oriel Davies Gallery, and indulges in his musical passion as a banjo player with the blues/Americana band, McRooney.

His specialized skills encompass Design Thinking, Creative Entrepreneurship, Project and Event Management, Business Support, Mentoring, Teaching, and media/film-related activities.

Peter's academic background includes a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Television Studies from the University of Warwick, and a BA Hons Degree in History of Design & Visual Arts from Staffordshire University.

Having held roles such as Assistant Professor at Coventry University, External Examiner for MA Entrepreneurship for Creative Practice at Plymouth College of Art, and positions at various organizations like Institute of Creative Enterprise, Audiences Central, and Light House Media Centre, Peter McLuskie's expertise and experience span a wide range of creative and entrepreneurial endeavors.