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I've spent 17 years producing some of the biggest moments in world sport ...and I'm still in the thick of it. I produced the closing sequence of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, watched by over 12 million people. The broadcast won a BAFTA for Best Sports Programme. I produced and directed a feature documentary with World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas that hit 400,000 views. I was pitch-side at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brisbane. In the edit suite for the Qatar World Cup final. Embedded with the Wales squad at Euro 2020. Right now I'm working across BBC Sport (Match of the Day, The Hundred Cricket), DAZN (FIFA Club World Cup, E1 Boat Racing), Warner Bros. Discovery (Champions League, Test Cricket), Amazon Prime Video, ATP Media, IMG, Gravity Media and Sunset+Vine. My skillset covers the full spectrum: live broadcasting, edit producing, field producing, long-form features, documentaries, analysis production, sports storytelling, and AI-powered highlights (WSC Sports). I've worked across football, cricket, tennis, rugby, horse racing, darts, snooker, motorsport, and more from grassroots features to World Cup finals. Beyond my own career, I care deeply about opening doors for the next generation. I've mentored aspiring TV professionals through Creative Access and BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), and I regularly deliver talks in schools and universities on careers in broadcasting. I was also diagnosed with ADHD... and it explains a lot. The hyper-focus, the creativity, the ability to thrive in the controlled chaos of live television. I'm proud to be open about it.…I've spent 17 years producing some of the biggest moments in world sport ...and I'm still in the thick of it. I produced the closing sequence of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, watched by over 12 million people. The broadcast won a BAFTA for Best Sports Programme. I produced and directed a feature documentary with World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas that hit 400,000 views. I was pitch-side at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brisbane. In the edit suite for the Qatar World Cup final. Embedded with the Wales squad at Euro 2020. Right now I'm working across BBC Sport (Match of the Day, The Hundred Cricket), DAZN (FIFA Club World Cup, E1 Boat Racing), Warner Bros. Discovery (Champions League, Test Cricket), Amazon Prime Video, ATP Media, IMG, Gravity Media and Sunset+Vine. My skillset covers the full spectrum: live broadcasting, edit producing, field producing, long-form features, documentaries, analysis production, sports storytelling, and AI-powered highlights (WSC Sports). I've worked across football, cricket, tennis, rugby, horse racing, darts, snooker, motorsport, and more from grassroots features to World Cup finals. Beyond my own career, I care deeply about opening doors for the next generation. I've mentored aspiring TV professionals through Creative Access and BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), and I regularly deliver talks in schools and universities on careers in broadcasting. I was also diagnosed with ADHD... and it explains a lot. The hyper-focus, the creativity, the ability to thrive in the controlled chaos of live television. I'm proud to be open about it.

Adam Khan

Film Producer, Content Producer, Digital Producer, +2

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I've spent 17 years producing some of the biggest moments in world sport ...and I'm still in the thick of it. I produced the closing sequence of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, watched by over 12 million people. The broadcast won a BAFTA for Best Sports Programme. I produced and directed a feature documentary with World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas that hit 400,000 views. I was pitch-side at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brisbane. In the edit suite for the Qatar World Cup final. Embedded with the Wales squad at Euro 2020. Right now I'm working across BBC Sport (Match of the Day, The Hundred Cricket), DAZN (FIFA Club World Cup, E1 Boat Racing), Warner Bros. Discovery (Champions League, Test Cricket), Amazon Prime Video, ATP Media, IMG, Gravity Media and Sunset+Vine. My skillset covers the full spectrum: live broadcasting, edit producing, field producing, long-form features, documentaries, analysis production, sports storytelling, and AI-powered highlights (WSC Sports). I've worked across football, cricket, tennis, rugby, horse racing, darts, snooker, motorsport, and more from grassroots features to World Cup finals. Beyond my own career, I care deeply about opening doors for the next generation. I've mentored aspiring TV professionals through Creative Access and BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), and I regularly deliver talks in schools and universities on careers in broadcasting. I was also diagnosed with ADHD... and it explains a lot. The hyper-focus, the creativity, the ability to thrive in the controlled chaos of live television. I'm proud to be open about it.…I've spent 17 years producing some of the biggest moments in world sport ...and I'm still in the thick of it. I produced the closing sequence of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, watched by over 12 million people. The broadcast won a BAFTA for Best Sports Programme. I produced and directed a feature documentary with World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas that hit 400,000 views. I was pitch-side at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brisbane. In the edit suite for the Qatar World Cup final. Embedded with the Wales squad at Euro 2020. Right now I'm working across BBC Sport (Match of the Day, The Hundred Cricket), DAZN (FIFA Club World Cup, E1 Boat Racing), Warner Bros. Discovery (Champions League, Test Cricket), Amazon Prime Video, ATP Media, IMG, Gravity Media and Sunset+Vine. My skillset covers the full spectrum: live broadcasting, edit producing, field producing, long-form features, documentaries, analysis production, sports storytelling, and AI-powered highlights (WSC Sports). I've worked across football, cricket, tennis, rugby, horse racing, darts, snooker, motorsport, and more from grassroots features to World Cup finals. Beyond my own career, I care deeply about opening doors for the next generation. I've mentored aspiring TV professionals through Creative Access and BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), and I regularly deliver talks in schools and universities on careers in broadcasting. I was also diagnosed with ADHD... and it explains a lot. The hyper-focus, the creativity, the ability to thrive in the controlled chaos of live television. I'm proud to be open about it.

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I’ve spent 17 years producing some of the biggest moments in world sport …and I’m still in the thick of it.

I produced the closing sequence of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, watched by over 12 million people. The broadcast won a BAFTA for Best Sports Programme.

I produced and directed a feature documentary with World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas that hit 400,000 views. I was pitch-side at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brisbane. In the edit suite for the Qatar World Cup final. Embedded with the Wales squad at Euro 2020.

Right now I’m working across BBC Sport (Match of the Day, The Hundred Cricket), DAZN (FIFA Club World Cup, E1 Boat Racing), Warner Bros. Discovery (Champions League, Test Cricket), Amazon Prime Video, ATP Media, IMG, Gravity Media and Sunset+Vine.

My skillset covers the full spectrum: live broadcasting, edit producing, field producing, long-form features, documentaries, analysis production, sports storytelling, and AI-powered highlights (WSC Sports). I’ve worked across football, cricket, tennis, rugby, horse racing, darts, snooker, motorsport, and more from grassroots features to World Cup finals.

Beyond my own career, I care deeply about opening doors for the next generation. I’ve mentored aspiring TV professionals through Creative Access and BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport), and I regularly deliver talks in schools and universities on careers in broadcasting.

I was also diagnosed with ADHD… and it explains a lot. The hyper-focus, the creativity, the ability to thrive in the controlled chaos of live television. I’m proud to be open about it.