Christopher Hines

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Christopher Hines is an American documentary film director and a journalist. He is most known for his documentaries on gay culture including The Butch Factor and The Adonis Factor. He is founder and owner of Rogue Culture Inc. a television and film production company.

Hines started as a journalist. He was the Bay Area reporter for Oakland Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle and an embedded journalist during the first Gulf War reporting from Kuwait. He became an international correspondent reporting from Asia and the Middle East, and later on produced news and cultural shows for CNN, as well as entertainment news shows for VH1, MTV, CMT and E! including "E! True Hollywood Story" (THS). He also launched investigative reporting shows most notably THS Investigates on various topics.

Through his own production company Rogue Culture Inc., he developed a wide range of programming for gay and straight audiences. His critically acclaimed documentary The Butch Factor was featured in a number of gay film festivals.[1] He followed that up with the documentaries The Adonis Factor and Man 2 Man: A Gay Man's Guide to Finding Love.

Filmography

Director/Producer

Producer

  • 2004-2007: E! True Hollywood Story (documentaries). Several episodes: "Sharon Stone", "Laci Peterson" and "Dancing with the Stars"
  • 2005-2008: THS Investigates. Several shows including: "Love Behind Bars", "Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer", "Plastic Surgery Nightmares", "Hot for Student", "Diet Fads"

References

  1. ↑ Queer Film Festival: The Butch Factor

External links

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