Department of Radio, Television and Cinema Head Assist. Prof. Perihan Taş Öz's chapter titled "The Dark Echo of Laughter: Black Humor in Scandinavian Cinema" and the book Nordik Cinema, of which she is one of the authors, were published by Doğu Kitabevi. The work, which emerged with the collective effort of academics and filmmakers from Turkey and abroad, and which opens the door to the desire to think and know about regional cinema with prominent concepts, genres and themes, is the first Turkish book on Nordic Cinema.

Res. Assist. Buğra Mert Alkayalar's short film script named "Station People", one of the faculty members of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, was selected among the short film projects deemed suitable for support in 2022 by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

The article titled “Violence, Wars, and the Possibility of Ethical Life in an Apocalypse: A Kantian Reading of The Walking Dead” of Lecturer Dr. Selda Salman Sakızlı, one of our academics from the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, is published in the special issue titled Ethics and Politics of TV Series of Open Philosophy published by De Gruyter publishing, which has a publishing history for over a hundred years.