Chris Latham
Chris has a flare for squeezing atmosphere and drama out of every project he takes on. He has a keen eye for detail, a good ear for sound design and takes great joy in crafting powerful and high quality narratives.
Chris is particularly skilled within the genres of factual, reality and documentary. He has extensive experience of working on fast turnaround, prime-time broadcast programmes, and has edited over 40 hours of factual TV for Channel 4 – such as ‘George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces’. Chris has also delivered shows for BBC, Channel 5 and US channels such as Animal Planet, Science Channel and PBS. Among these are ‘Salvage Hunters: The Restorers’, ‘Strange Evidence’, ‘Impossible Builds’.
With an extremely advanced level of technical proficiency, Chris is a master troubleshooter and that mindset helps him overcome all of the editorial and technical issues that can crop up. He is a great asset for any production.
Work by Chris
Showreel
Garden Rescue
Prime Suspect Earth
What On Earth
Celebrity Come Dine With Me
Amazing Spaces
Amazing Spaces: Snow and Ice Special
Amazing Spaces: Shed Of The Year
Showreel
Garden Rescue
Prime Suspect Earth
What On Earth
Celebrity Come Dine With Me
Amazing Spaces
Series 7 of this documentary series that explores the extraordinary world of small builds, where people turn tiny spaces into the most incredible places to live, work and play.
In this episode, George Clarke and Will Hardie attempt to revive the Welsh legend of the ‘TyUnNos’ and build an entire house in just 24 hours. Shown on Channel 4.
Amazing Spaces: Snow and Ice Special
In this popular documentary series, we explores the extraordinary world of small builds – where people turn tiny spaces into the most incredible places to live, work and play.
In this special episode, George Clarke and Will Hardie set out on an epic adventure across Norway, to be inspired by some of the most amazing architecture in the country. Shown on Channel 4
Amazing Spaces: Shed Of The Year
Series 4 of this celebration of the humble garden shed. The ‘Shed Of The Year Competition’ continues to push the limits of what’s possible, featuring new categories and some of the maddest designs yet. Shown on Channel 4.