Christine W.F. Chan

Christine is a writer/producer based in England, U.K.. She has a few projects in development and studied screen-writing at BAFTA. She was fortunate to have attended master-classes given by some of the best film directors and writers including Anthony Minghella (The English Patient), Deborah Maggovach (Pride & Prejudice), Michael Hirst (Elizabeth, Elizabeth the Golden Age), as well as various BAFTA film production courses. She was personally mentored by Sam Snape, one of BAFTA's film/TV writing lecturer. Christine's writing career was encouraged by her father, a dedicated Reuters correspondent and newspaper editor based in formerly British Malaya and Singapore. Her Dad's favorite film was Roman Holiday (starring Audrey Hepburn, Gregory Peck), about an honest journalist. Christine was educated at Clarendon public school in Cambridgeshire, and completed her education at Bristol University. She has lived for over 20 years in England where she works part-time as a media accountant (day job), and the rest of her time at writing-developing film projects and promoting her beloved model cat, Cocoa Classic, on Facebook.