James Hogan

James Hogan had an outstanding career in broadcast TV producing some of Britain's best loved shows. He was editor of BBC TV's Question Time and produced, edited or directed over 400 programmes for the BBC, worked for Zenith Productions which made Inspector Morse, Spitting Image, and for SelecTV which made Birds of a Feather and Lovejoy. He went on advising 3 British Prime Ministers and became one of the top 10 City P.R. advisers in the City, advising hundreds of companies and newspaper editors. In parallel, from 1997 onwards James has produced and written over 80 films and TV programmes. He was educated at Oxford University, England where he wrote a thesis on counter-culture in society and art. He is the author of various books including the "Art Upstart", an autobiographical journey illustrated by over forty paintings. and the RED project, a series of interviews with some of the most outstanding broadcasters in the UK.