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Working with retail and more recently Global Entertainment clients to consult across Facebook page publishing, media, technology and overall digital and marketing integration.

He was awarded the 2003 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer of 2002 for his performance in “Where Do We Live” at the Royal Court Theatre.

Voted Best Male Guest Actor by readers of Doctor Who Magazine for his appearances in the 2006 Season.

He was awarded BAFTA’s Orange Rising Star Award in 2009.

He is among the 25 actors to have acted in both the Star Trek and Doctor Who franchises

Helping Entertainment businesses migrate traditional marketing models to where the audience wants to find them.

Engaged with Entertainment accounts and business, with specialisation and focus on international movie marketing, and proliferation of its product across other sales platforms.

Extensive experience in UK and International Media agencies , moving to client-side marketing positions until 2012.

Particular experience in developing Marketing Communications structures across international markets and the management and development of extensive cross-company digital marketing organisations. Development of Marketing Efficiency models to drive budget allocations and labour resource.

Specialties: Digital Marketing’s insertion into wider traditional marketing models across owned, earned and paid media.

I’m proud that a combination of tenacity, creativity and some good old fashioned great timing has led me to a healthy career in which I’ve worked and written for some of the biggest entertainment websites and magazines in the world.

Specialties: Social media strategy and implementation, strong and versatile writing skills on an array of subjects (movies, travel, TV, video gaming, lifestyle, music and more), and people-friendly communication skills.

Contagious Communications is an early warning system for brands focused on future-facing marketing ideas, emerging technologies, design innovations, and shifts in popular culture. In addition to publishing the award winning Contagious Magazine, its crack consultancy unit, Contagious Insider, helps brands and agencies engage people in new and interesting ways. From trend reports and strategic planning, to presentations and workshops, Insider is a catalyst for change and innovation.

Lee works closely with talent, writers, producers, distributors and home release teams throughout the lifecycle of Big Talk’s film and tv projects.

Over the years Lee has run a number of both film and non-film related websites and online initiatives including work with the UK Film Council’s Anti-Piracy Unit and Industry Trust.

Lee has recently returned from living in Toronto where he was directly consulting for Universal Pictures on Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World whilst shooting on location. Now in London he continues his involvement in the strategy and execution of all that is online for Big Talk’s film and television projects. He has worked with Universal International on the UK campaign for Paul (Greg Mottola) and with Studiocanal on the UK campaign for Attack The Block (Joe Cornish) adn Sightseers (Ben Wheatley).

Within television Lee has consulted for BBC, ITV and Channel 4 across Big Talk’s entire TV slate, working with the broadcasters’ own digital teams to maximize exposure, online conversation and creative opportunities for shows going to air.

Under his own company Kerchoo ltd. Lee continues to maintain and develop the online presences of talent such as Edgar Wright, Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz. He also runs Big Talk’s own site and consults for sites developing new talent – such as comedians, filmmakers, musicians. He also builds bespoke interactive solutions for events in and around London, including Popcorn Comedy.

Furthermore Lee consults and provides strategy, design and coding for independent digital agencies who work with bigger clients such as Paramount Pictures, Warner Brothers & 20th Century Fox.