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Filmmaker: John D. Liu

Filmmaker/ Environmentalist/ Researcher/ Educator

John D, Liu is an American who has lived in China for more than 25

years. Mr Liu helped to open the CBS News bureau in Beijing at the

time of normalization of relations between the U.S. and China. He

worked for CBS News for more than 10 years leaving in 1990. He

also worked as a photo-journalist for Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI

Italian Television) and Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF German

Television)


Since the mid-1990’s Mr Liu has concentrated on ecological film

making and has written, produced and directed films on Grasslands,

Deserts, Wetlands, Oceans, Rivers, Urban Development,

Atmosphere, Forests, Endangered Animals, Poverty Reduction

primarily for EARTH REPORT and LIFE series on the BBC World. In

2003, Mr Liu wrote, produced and directed "Jane Goodall - China

Diary" for National Geographic.


Since 1997 Mr Liu has directed the Environmental Education Media

Project (EEMP), which uses television to deliver ecological,

sustainable development and public health messages in China and

other countries. Mr Liu was also the driving force in the creation and

development of the China Environment and Sustainable Development

Reference and Research Centre (CESDRRC), the China HIV/AIDS

Information Network (CHAIN), and the Environmental Education

Media Project (Mongolia). For many years Mr Liu has studied and

worked to promote “EARTH’S HOPE”.


To read more of his bio, click here

 

Highlight Film: Hope in a Changing Climate

 

Other Films: Lessons of the Loess Plateau

 




 
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