Peter Lee-Wright is a former BBC journalist and documentary film-maker who has worked for
all the terrestrial television channels, directing programmes as diverse as BBC1’s Film programme                                                       and comedian biopics in Comic Roots to features  on Child Slaves and award-winning Channel 4                                        documentaries on the Stephen Lawrence case. He produced youth programmes, debates and the                                                       long-running BBC-2 access series Open Space while at the BBC, and, as an independent producer,                                      documentaries for Channel 4,  drama documentary for BBC2 and feature-length drama for leading                                                 British film producer Working Title. Until last year, he was Head of Television at Goldsmiths, University                                               of  London, and has lectured internationally on the BBC, journalism and documentary. He is the author                                              of Child Slaves  and The Documentary Handbook and co-author of Changing Journalism.