Teaser: Eat.Race.Win - Dakar
CHRISTOF BOVE is an award-winning producer and director. For nine years he was a Vice President of Development at the USA Network and the Syfy Channel. Of his 20 produced projects while there, his film 23 Days of Fear won an NAACP Image Award for best movie.
While still an executive, he directed the award-winning documentary Deep Springs: A Desert Education. In 2014, Netflix purchased his feature doc Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show.
Creator and showrunner of the series EAT. RACE. WIN. for Amazon Prime, he won a 2019 Daytime Emmy after receiving two nominations, including Best Culinary Program.
He is a graduate of Deep Springs College, Cornell University, and California Institute of the Arts. He attended the Sorbonne’s prestigious Centre Parisien d’Etudes Critiques, and was a DAAD scholar at the Hochshule der Künste in Berlin.
He is currently writing a memoir about a solo, transcontinental bike ride from San Francisco to New York.
MICHAEL ANTHONY BROWN is a distinguished documentary editor with five Emmy Awards to his name. His portfolio includes Netflix's Losers, Amazon Prime's Eat. Race. Win., Coach Prime and This Giant Beast That Is The Global Economy, Showtime's All Access, and most recently Netflix's Mr. McMahon.
Michael played a pivotal role in earning FX’s Welcome to Wrexham two Emmy wins for Outstanding Picture Editing for Unscripted Reality for seasons One and Two. He crafted the pilot episode of Losers on Netflix, an innovative animated/live-action hybrid docu-series about society’s perceptions of winning and losing through the lives of professional athletes. Losers received a 2020 Emmy nomination for Best Edited Sports Series. In 2019, he earned a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Single Camera Editing for Eat. Race. Win. on Amazon which combined the quest for culinary art and coveted victory at the Tour De France.
In 2024, American Cinema Editors nominated Michael's Welcome to Wrexham work for the 75th ACE EDDIE Awards for Best Non-Fiction Series.
As an editor, features writer, and columnist, DR. CLAUDIA CHUNG has worked for national lifestyle magazines, including Details, Instyle, W42, and Money.
Specializing in topics related to women's general interest studies, Claudia has written articles on health, sex, money, relationships, and everyday feminism.
Currently teaching at Hunter College, Claudia was also a faculty instructor at the New York Film Academy, and Columbia University from which she received her doctorate..
Her award-winning workshop on critical race consciousness in art, media, and education was presented to New York City Council Committee on Youth Services, Diversity in Research Conference, and Asian Americans in Leadership and Media.
Routledge Press will release her new book Art of Thing; Thing of Art in 2026.
