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Chris Tandy Chris Tandy is a seasoned media professional. He splits his professional time between producing television and video and training people to make television. In his spare time, he pursues his passion of flying small aircraft. Chris works with Talkshow Communication Ltd in our Media Production Practice. He teaches two of our signature multimedia courses designed to take someone from novice to competency in video production. These courses are:
As a practitioner Chris Tandy started his directorial career on the BBC’s groundbreaking Saturday morning program, Multi-Coloured Swap Shop.
These have included factual entertainment series, dramas and quizzes. Most recently, he worked on the popular BBC Proms in the Park, with a live audience of 20,000 people. As a trainer Chris started helping others learn the skills of television production six years ago. He joined the faculty of associate trainers in BBC’s acclaimed television training department, and still does a lot of work for the BBC. Chris teaches TV directing at the BBC for studios (multi-camera), outside broadcast, single camera and self-shooting. Chris lives in Oxfordshire, UK. His interests outside media include railways and travel. Chris is a licensed pilot who does a lot of flying in his spare time. Why we asked Chris to be a Talkshow Associate Talkshow’s Managing Director, Jonathan Halls, first met Chris at BBC Training when he was running the BBC’s Production Training department. Chris was working in the TV Producing and Directing Unit. Jonathan says that Chris Tandy kept getting great feedback from attendees. And trainees went on to produce great television.
“Chris does just that – he’s highly professional as well as sensitive to the learning pace and needs of the people he’s working with." “After a week with Chris and his colleagues, I’ve seen novices go out the following Monday and direct live TV.”
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Chris has
filmed in Britain, America and Europe. He’s worked on
numerous network television shows as both a director and
producer. 
“That’s
what training is about,” Halls says. We don’t run courses
for fun – they have to translate into skills and performance
that help clients to do their job better. 
