Jamie Doran is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, producer, director and author.
Doran has worked at the highest levels of television film production over the past 22 years, with many of his films leading series both nationally and internationally. In that time, those films have been broadcast on virtually every major channel throughout the world.
An award-winning documentary filmmaker, Doran spent over seven years at BBC Television before establishing his independent television company. His most recent productions include 2001: The Making of a Myth, an analysis of Kubrick's epic, and The Android Prophecy, which studied the link between feature film director fantasy and science reality.
Some of his achievements in the international arena include what was widely described as the definitive film of the disappeared in Chile; the release of over 500 political prisoners in Romania; an expose of the brutal regime in Burma; the extraordinary and controversial biography of the first human being in space, described by Victor Lewis Smith as 'television at its finest'; and the true story of a contemporary Dr Zhivago saga in Russia, centred on the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.
On average, his films are seen in around 35 countries and he is also an internationally published author. His major honours include the World Gold Medal at the New York Festivals, the Special Jury Gold Prize REMI at the Houston International Festival and the International ACE.
Doran has worked at the highest levels of television film production over the past 22 years, with many of his films leading series both nationally and internationally. In that time, those films have been broadcast on virtually every major channel throughout the world.
An award-winning documentary filmmaker, Doran spent over seven years at BBC Television before establishing his independent television company. His most recent productions include 2001: The Making of a Myth, an analysis of Kubrick's epic, and The Android Prophecy, which studied the link between feature film director fantasy and science reality.
Some of his achievements in the international arena include what was widely described as the definitive film of the disappeared in Chile; the release of over 500 political prisoners in Romania; an expose of the brutal regime in Burma; the extraordinary and controversial biography of the first human being in space, described by Victor Lewis Smith as 'television at its finest'; and the true story of a contemporary Dr Zhivago saga in Russia, centred on the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.
On average, his films are seen in around 35 countries and he is also an internationally published author. His major honours include the World Gold Medal at the New York Festivals, the Special Jury Gold Prize REMI at the Houston International Festival and the International ACE.
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