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Chris John Brooke
York
Director
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Title/Occupation:  Director  Editor  Producer 
Services Provided:  Film/Video Editing  Graphic/Title Design  Narration/Translation  Seminars/Workshops 
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian/White
Citizenship: British
Languages Spoken: English

Biography: 

Chris John Brooke –Shooting Director
Chris is the creative driving force behind and director of the Rolling Snowballs production company. As a specialist documentary filmmaker whose work spans cinema, broadcast, and the corporate sector, Chris began his career working as a freelance cameraman for independent films and television. Since establishing Rolling Snowballs he has expanded the company’s client base to include Yorkshire Forward, The National Museum of Science and Industry, Screen Yorkshire, The Applied Centre for Human Rights, Welcome to Yorkshire, University of York, The Media Trust, Community Channel, Really Good Productions and Revolution Software. He has directed two theatrically released feature docs, From York to Palestine (2006) and Spoke on the Water (2008), the latter of which was nominated for two awards at the UK International Filmmaker Festival; Best Documentary and Best Music.