Working moments from the archive.
A personal collection of colleagues, collaborators and encounters from my years in Thai digital media, television, education and online publishing.
BEC-Tero & Channel 3
Partnerships, production meetings and the teams behind a busy chapter in digital media and education.
With my mentor, TERO’s Brian L. Marcar, alongside Andrew Biggs and Tom Julpas Kruesopon, as our BEC-Tero and Channel 3 partnership began.
A startup brainstorming session with Andrew Biggs, Samantha and Srikarn “Lukgal” Nakavisut, developing ideas for new digital and education projects.
A BEC-Tero working session, planning the next phase of our video production programme.
With Andrew Biggs and members of the production team behind more than 800 educational video chapters.
A team lunch with Andrew Biggs and TERO colleagues Khun Neil and Khun Stewart, whose work included concerts, events and ThaiTicketMajor.
With Andrew Biggs and English-language educator Ajarn Adam Bradshaw at Channel 3 in Bangkok.
Planning upcoming video shoots with Brian L. Marcar, Andrew Biggs and Khun Sara.
Outside the Channel 3 studios at Maleenont Tower on Rama IV Road in Bangkok.
With my friend Andy F during the TERO and Channel 3 chapter in Bangkok.
Conversations and colleagues
People whose work has intersected with mine across news, publishing and digital media.
With veteran journalist Suthichai Yoon and Tom Julpas Kruesopon in Bangkok. I later worked on the launch of his popular Suthichai Live news channel.
With Jonathan Fairfield in Hua Hin. We worked together for many years at ThaiVisa, where Jonathan served as Operations Manager; he is now editor-in-chief of Hua Hin Today.
At Tero Entertainment’s Channel 7 home with Dr Choakchai “Kim” Eaimrittikrai, The Thaiger CEO Darren Lyons, Brian L. Marcar and The Thaiger COO Junaid “Jay” Shaikh.
Public life
A couple of memorable encounters beyond the day-to-day work of building media platforms.
Out and about with Thai public figure Chuwit Kamolvisit at an event in Bangkok.
Following an interview with Anutin Charnvirakul at SIRI HOUSE in Bangkok. Then Minister of Public Health, he is now Prime Minister of Thailand.
The work behind the pictures
These moments sit within a longer story of online community-building, publishing, television and digital product development in Thailand.