Mukti Jain Campion
Executive Producer - Culture Wise
Mukti Jain Campion has been making television and radio documentaries for over 25 years since joining the BBC on its coveted television production trainee scheme in 1981.
She has a particular interest in bringing unheard voices and stories into the mainstream media and in reflecting the rich cultural makeup of Britain through her programmes. Through her independent company Culture Wise she has produced two widely-acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series about the British Chinese presence in the UK.
Beyond the Takeaway (2003) was presented by David K.S.Tse and the 10 part history series Chinese in Britain, presented by Anna Chen was first broadcast in April 2007. A documentary about screen actor Anna May Wong is currently in production.
In 2004 Mukti was awarded the Guardian Research Fellowship at Nuffield College, Oxford where she produced a major report Look Who’s Talking: Cultural Diversity, Public Service Broadcasting and the National Conversation based on the experiences of programme makers from ethnic minorities working in Britain today.
She is regularly invited to speak on the findings of this report at major national and international conferences.
Report may be found online at www.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/guardian
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She has a particular interest in bringing unheard voices and stories into the mainstream media and in reflecting the rich cultural makeup of Britain through her programmes. Through her independent company Culture Wise she has produced two widely-acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series about the British Chinese presence in the UK.
Beyond the Takeaway (2003) was presented by David K.S.Tse and the 10 part history series Chinese in Britain, presented by Anna Chen was first broadcast in April 2007. A documentary about screen actor Anna May Wong is currently in production.
In 2004 Mukti was awarded the Guardian Research Fellowship at Nuffield College, Oxford where she produced a major report Look Who’s Talking: Cultural Diversity, Public Service Broadcasting and the National Conversation based on the experiences of programme makers from ethnic minorities working in Britain today.
She is regularly invited to speak on the findings of this report at major national and international conferences.
Report may be found online at www.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/guardian
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Dear Ms Jain Campion,
Congratulations on your many achievements! I am orignally from Singapore and wodnered if you were from there? I am a published author and have written about SEA and wodnered if it would interest you for us to get in touch?
Sincerely,
Phine
Posted by on 03/26 at 07:53 PM
Posted by on 03/26 at 07:53 PM
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