over the past 15 years, chris has worked on a number of television dramas in varying capacities within the art department, culminating in his work as a production designer. the experience chris has gained at all levels within the art department, has helped lead to the position he is in today – a truly rounded production designer. below is a list of the television productions chris has worked on which cover a diverse variety of genres and subject matters:-

   

• micromen (art director) – “The film aims to fill that gap in popular history – and to tap into the nostalgia that a generation feels for a vision of the future that never quite came true.” – the telegraph
 
• dubplate drama (production designer) – “the worlds first interactive television drama” – channel4
 
• hotel babylon (art director)“Behind the façade of glorious décor, chandeliers, every comfort imaginable and the welcoming smiles, lies a frenetic world of staff working non-stop amid drama, scandal and seduction.” – sky
 
• the queen’s sister (art director) – “The life of flamboyant crowned head Princess Margaret is explored in this lavish biopic starring Lucy Cohu and Toby Stephens”
– rottentomatoes  
• a very social secretary (art director) – “A Very Social Secretary is the portrayal of a political scandal that spun out of control and straight onto the front pages for press and public scrutiny” – mentorn tv
 
• bloodlines (graphic designer)
 
• reach for the moon (art director)
 
• births, marriages and deaths – “Stylishly shot and distinctly strange in tone, this serial, written by Tony ‘Our Boy’ Grounds, showcases the considerable talents of Ray Winstone and Mark Strong. Grounds is billing it as a ‘serious comedy’. Viewers who are tired of formulaic drama should welcome the challenge that this presents.” – radio times
 
• city central (art director)
 
• thief takers (set designer)