About.

A multi-award-winning writer and filmmaker, Chris has worked for the likes of the BBC, Channel 4 and Introversion and with numerous high-profile names both in front of and behind the camera, from Stanley Tucci to Vilmos Zsigmond.

Having started out as a researcher and writer in radio broadcasting, Chris’s career has taken him from the New York preview of his play Killing Children through the Artistic Directorship of London’s Royal George Theatre to lead writer on the multi-million-selling, BAFTA-winning game Prison Architect.

His wider games work includes lead writing on games including Unleashed, Neolithic and Sparks, alongside narrative design and voice direction for 11 Days. His film credits include the multi-award-winning feature The 13th, as writer and director. He is also the author of two children’s books, including George the (Almost) Fearless Mouse, written with renowned psychiatrist Dr Elaine Aron to raise awareness of high sensitivity in children.

A keen mentor for those taking their first steps in the industry, Chris founded the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival. His work also extends to acting, voice performance and podcasting.

Chris is currently writing and directing Directive 7, an FMV game, and developing Postmarks, a puzzle game set during the Cold War. Film projects in development include Invisible Heroes, a documentary exploring the positive societal impact of cosplay, and the science-fiction feature Mortal.

Chris is also developing a trilogy of plays through his theatre and film company, 1066 Productions.