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Sky Sports / AJ v Ruiz II

Chris Kirtley: 

The Pale White / ‘Take Your Time’

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/ For The North

Chris Kirtley: 

Sky Sports / Through The Dark – Usyk v Bellew

Chris Kirtley: 

Sky Sports / The Man Driven To Win

Chris Kirtley: 

Sky Sports / Cricket World Cup

Chris Kirtley

Chris Kirtley

Chris Kirtley is an award-winning director who has worked with the biggest actors and athletes in the business.

His work in TV and digital has allowed him to travel the world creating films for clients such as Nike, Sky Sports, Cancer Research, HBO, NBC Universal, and many more. Creative highlights include working with long term collaborator Anthony Joshua creating the ground-breaking viral sensation AJX2 which was filmed on location at Pinewood Studios.

Most recently Chris created and spearheaded the I Am Sport campaign for Sky Sports which has gone on to become the biggest and most successful sports campaign Sky Creative Agency has released. He also co-wrote and directed Where’s Gary, a short satirical film which eclipsed 9 million views online and saw the hashtag “Wheresgary” trending in the UK.

Chris’s creative style and flair run's throughout his work and is distinguishable in his punchy edits, using his love of music and culture as the main driving force, making him very Dirty indeed.

Preview image for a video called AJ v Ruiz II directed by Chris Kirtley for Sky Sports

Sky Sports

AJ v Ruiz II

Preview image for a video called ‘Take Your Time’ directed by Chris Kirtley for The Pale White

The Pale White

‘Take Your Time’

Preview image for a video called For The North directed by Chris Kirtley for

For The North

Preview image for a video called Through The Dark – Usyk v Bellew directed by Chris Kirtley for Sky Sports

Sky Sports

Through The Dark – Usyk v Bellew

Preview image for a video called The Man Driven To Win directed by Chris Kirtley for Sky Sports

Sky Sports

The Man Driven To Win

Preview image for a video called Cricket World Cup directed by Chris Kirtley for Sky Sports

Sky Sports

Cricket World Cup