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Masterchef is the type of iconic television program which needs no explanation or description. FOX’s trendsetting reality/competition/cooking series has been on the air for nearly a decade now and is beloved the world over. While food and the expertise demanded by the show is the obvious draw, the fuel behind the longevity of Masterchef is drama and personality. As with an extraordinary meal, the ingredients are mixed and tempered by the talent behind the production; those like co-executive producer Jennifer Fazey. This UK native has been involved in numerous TV programs which involve the culinary arts. As with the Emmy Award-Winning Masterchef series, Fazey is a key factor in what creates the final product which is deemed so appealing to public and critics alike. One of two producers in the control room producing the host judges, with main responsibility for Aaron Sanchez and Joe Bastianich (of Masterchef) as well as Daphne Oz (of Masterchef Junior ), Jennifer has become an inaudible...

Those not involved in film and television production may not be aware of the fact that, along with the director, an editor has the greatest impact on the way a story is communicated. If the director is the mother who carries this child until it is ready to face the world, the editor is the father who gives it structure and direction, keeping a watchful eye to ensure it presents itself well to the world. Editor Lou Shuai is an excellent father in these terms. His work with Han Mo Xi Yun (part of China Central Television, with nearly a billion and a half viewers-the single largest TV viewership on the planet) has repeatedly placed his work on some of the most widely viewed and well-received programs on television. Chinese culture has a long history of reverence for art and many of the documentaries which Shuai has edited are focused on this, as with the series Yong Cheng Mo Xiang. Yong Cheng Mo Xiang is a series documentary about 14 top high reputation artist in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Ning ...