Member Profile
Christopher
Uhlig
Montréal
QC
Project Type:
documentary, feature-films, dramatic-television, factual-series, web-content
documentary, feature-films, dramatic-television, factual-series, web-content
Research Type:
visuals-stills, visuals-footage, talent-clearances, trademark-clearances, licensing, editorial-research
visuals-stills, visuals-footage, talent-clearances, trademark-clearances, licensing, editorial-research
Subject Areas:
history-world, history-canadian, history-american, history-european, history-military, biography, science-and-environment, popular-culture, arts-and-culture, crime, sports
history-world, history-canadian, history-american, history-european, history-military, biography, science-and-environment, popular-culture, arts-and-culture, crime, sports
Languages:
english, french, italian
english, french, italian
About My Work:
I have been working as a visual and archival researcher for television and film since 2014. My largest projects include credits for: the series Million Dollar Genius, for The History Channel; the series Wheels That Fail and Rev'd Up, both for the Velocity Network; and the Series Rogue Earth, for Discovery Canada.I have been working as a visual and archival researcher for television and film since 2014. My largest projects include credits for: the series Million Dollar Genius, for The History Channel; the series Wheels That Fail and Rev'd Up, both for the Velocity Network; and the Series Rogue Earth, for Discovery Canada. I have also done uncredited research on a wide variety of series during my time working for CMJ Productions II and Pixcom Productions Inc. In addition to research during production stages, I have performed numerous production and post-production duties for several series, including: archiving all visual materials using software such as CatDv, quality assurance/quality control, compiling archival budgets, creating episode breakdowns, creating blur/bleep lists, negotiating licensing fees with media partners, and legal research.
I have been working as a visual and archival researcher for television and film since 2014. My largest projects include credits for: the series Million Dollar Genius, for The History Channel; the series Wheels That Fail and Rev'd Up, both for the Velocity Network; and the Series Rogue Earth, for Discovery Canada.I have been working as a visual and archival researcher for television and film since 2014. My largest projects include credits for: the series Million Dollar Genius, for The History Channel; the series Wheels That Fail and Rev'd Up, both for the Velocity Network; and the Series Rogue Earth, for Discovery Canada. I have also done uncredited research on a wide variety of series during my time working for CMJ Productions II and Pixcom Productions Inc. In addition to research during production stages, I have performed numerous production and post-production duties for several series, including: archiving all visual materials using software such as CatDv, quality assurance/quality control, compiling archival budgets, creating episode breakdowns, creating blur/bleep lists, negotiating licensing fees with media partners, and legal research.