Christopher Lillicrap is a seasoned media professional and the owner of C.J.L.CONSULTANCY, where he leverages his extensive background in education, theatre, and television to provide specialized media skills training. With a career that began in the classroom, Christopher quickly transitioned to the theatrical realm, honing...
Christopher Lillicrap is a seasoned media professional and the owner of C.J.L.CONSULTANCY, where he leverages his extensive background in education, theatre, and television to provide specialized media skills training. With a career that began in the classroom, Christopher quickly transitioned to the theatrical realm, honing his storytelling abilities and captivating audiences. His notable work as a storyteller and presenter for both BBC and Thames Television during the late Seventies and early Eighties laid the foundation for his expertise in video production and corporate communications.
At C.J.L.CONSULTANCY, Christopher focuses on empowering individuals and organizations through tailored training programs that enhance their media skills. His key projects often involve developing comprehensive workshops in video editing, storytelling, and crisis communications, aimed at equipping clients with the tools necessary to navigate the complexities of modern media landscapes. With a keen understanding of social media marketing and online marketing strategies, he helps clients effectively engage their audiences and amplify their messages across various platforms.
Christopher’s unique blend of skills—ranging from news writing to theatre—enables him to approach media training from a holistic perspective. His commitment to fostering creativity and confidence in his clients is evident in the success stories that emerge from his consultancy. By combining his rich experiences in film and television with a passion for teaching, Christopher Lillicrap continues to make a significant impact in the field of media skills training, guiding the next generation of communicators to thrive in an ever-evolving industry.
