Henry Chancellor (filmmaker) facts for kids

Henry Chancellor was born in London in 1968. He is a talented British television director, producer, and writer. He grew up in a beautiful part of England called East Anglia. Later, he studied at Trinity College, Cambridge. Today, he lives in Suffolk with his wife, two sons, and daughter. He is known for creating interesting TV shows, especially documentaries.

Exploring History: Henry Chancellor's TV Shows

Henry Chancellor is a TV director and producer. This means he helps make television shows. He often creates documentaries. These shows teach us about real events and people. He has worked on many exciting projects, bringing history to life on screen.

Here are some of the TV shows he has helped create:

• The Brink of Apocalypse (2008): This documentary won a special award called the Grierson Award in 2008. It explored important historical topics.
• Escape from Colditz: The Best of British (2005): This show was about daring escapes from a famous prisoner-of-war camp during World War II.
• CNN Millennium (1999): Henry worked on several parts of this big series. It explored different centuries and how people lived. For example, "Century of the Sail" looked at times when sailing ships were very important. "Century of the Axe" and "Century of the Sword" explored ancient times and warfare.
• Pirates! (1998): This show likely explored the exciting world of pirates and their adventures.
• Seekers of the Lost Treasure: The Great Belzoni (1995): This program was about finding lost treasures and famous explorers.