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Chris then began a new job as Assistant Producer for Newcastle's award winning Dene Films, co-writing the multi-award winning short film The Conkerers (2009), before being promoted to Producer Director in 2008.

Chris remained with ITV until the spring of 2007, producing four separate TV shows.

Was due to appear on the 2004 Karaoke Queen Final which took place in Cardiff with a £1000 cash prize. Unfortunately, the makers of the series, HTV, were not able to contact him and ultimately decided to feature the Bangor Round's runner up. He did not learn of this missed opportunity until late 2006 and was suitably tearful as a result.

In 2003, Chris fled Wales and moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne, took a Film Studies MA at Newcastle University and bagged a job at ITV. His 5-star play 'Seb Lime' was produced by Paul Black and Guy Saville of NUTS productions and was seen by over 1000 people at the Edinburgh Fringe 2005.

In 2002, he was made an honorary lifetime member of the University of Wales, Bangor Student Union.

Chris Chapman was born in Northampton, England but only utilised this fine town for its hospital services. Said services were well used as Chris was born early with his umbilical cord twisted around his neck and a spot of jaundice. After a brief spat in a friendly incubator, he returned home to Braunston with his parents Colin and Diana. At the age of 4, his family moved to Burbage in Leicestershire, where he remained until leaving for university in 1999. Chris was a hyperactive child with a stammer, so school was a hotbed of confusion and mishaps. However, he did meet his two most constant buddies Pip Nixon and 'Bodders' at this point. Things perked up considerably when Chris traveled to Bangor, Gwynedd at the age of 18 to begin a degree in English Literature. Having dabbled with theatre during his sixth form years, Chris threw himself into it entirely as a student - participating in 16 plays with the drama company Rostra over four years.