George Chan
I'm a freelance producer, director and writer for TV, film & corporate videos. Specialising in factual and wildlife programmes, I've spent 11 years at the BBC Natural History Unit. I'm a travel photographer with extensive experience of shooting time lapses in some of the most remote locations on the planet.
I also write, direct & produce drama films ...with another short on its way...
Producer - Writer - Director
Martin Amis shot while filming for BBC 4 Timeshift: How To Win At Chess
George Chan
Sean Pertwee stars in TRAPPED
LATEST NEWS:
May 2011: Currently in production of two more corporate videos for University of Bath.
Mar 2011: New corporate videos produced, shot, directed & edited by me for University of Bath and Bristol City Council.
Feb 2011: I have run a month long film course at Bristol Foyer for The Media Trust. Two short dramas were written & directed by young people, which I produced and edited. See my showreel.
Jan 2011: Produced, shot, directed & edited a series of corporate videos for University of Bath.
Sept 2010: Produced and directed a new short drama: COMPOST.
Mar 2010: TRAPPED will be shown at the Dresden Film Festival in April.
Dec 2009: TIMESHIFT: HOW TO WIN AT CHESS, BBC4
Some of Britain’s top chess grandmasters give us simple advice on how to improve our chess. Well known chess enthusiasts like novelist Martin Amis and journalist Dominic Lawson guide us through the weird and wonderfully colourful world of chess culture.
Sep 2009: WILD CHINA has won 3 International EMMY Awards.
Sep 2009: TRAPPED has its UK premiere at Encounters Film Festival in Bristol in November 2009.
Jul 2009: My Short film TRAPPED premiered on Thursday 30th July on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood at the LA Shorts Fest. Starring Sean Pertwee and Jay Quinn.
Jul 2009: TRAPPED has been acquired for distribution by SHORTS INTERNATIONAL and will be available for download from iTunes in 2010.
Three International EMMY Awards for Wild China
Filming with John McCririck for BBC Timeshift: Gambling Britain
Filming the Nadam races in Inner Mongolia for WILD CHINA
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