TV
Sean Lee-Davies has directed, produced and hosted both business and lifestyle shows as well as wildlife and adventure series for some of the biggest television channels in Asia, from National Geographic, Channel News Asia and TVB.
Cancer & The City - National Geographic
Sean Lee-Davies directed, produced and wrote Cancer & The City for National Geographic. The show delves into the growing issue of cancer in Hong Kong, which is particularly impacting young women. Rae Leung, who has been living with a rare form of cancer since September 2007, takes the viewers on a journey through her cancer treatment, highlighting both her struggles and her bravery as she continues to fight cancer while also raising awareness for cancer, focused on the young adult community in the city.
Fill My Tank
Intrepid environmentalist Sean Lee-Davies sets out to travel thousands of kilometres from Singapore to Cambodia on his beloved 4WD, nicknamed ‘Big Betty’. He aims to convert used cooking oil to biofuel to get him through the journey. He has to use everything from wind and sun to pig manure along the way on this green road trip of a lifetime.
Fill My Tank was nominated for Best Social Awareness Programme at the 2013 Asia TV Awards. It was awarded Best Infotainment at the 2nd Asia Rainbow TV Awards in 2014.
Adventures To The Edge - Series 1
Environmental activist, artist, and entrepreneur, Sean Lee-Davies sets off on a dangerous yet important journey in the television series Adventures To The Edge.
Lee-Davies is on a mission to raise awareness and sound the alarm in Hong Kong and across Asia about the environmental crisis facing the world. The planet has already lost half its wildlife in the last 40 years and scientists have warned that all ocean life could become extinct by 2048, proving there is no time to lose. The time for change is now.
Over the course of the six-part series, Lee-Davies travels to some of the wildest places in Africa and Asia to get up close and personal with several of the most endangered species on earth, including northern white rhinos, black rhinos, elephants, big cats, and whale sharks.
The photographs that Lee-Davies shot throughout his journey later formed the basis for Love Is Wild, the first-ever traveling augmented reality fine art photography exhibition, which highlighted the plight of endangered species and raised funds for conservation.
Adventures To The Edge - Series 2
Sean Lee-Davies sets off on another dangerous yet important journey in the television series Adventures To The Edge 2.
Lee-Davies is on a mission to raise awareness and sound the alarm in Hong Kong and across Asia about the environmental crisis facing the world. The planet has already lost half its wildlife in the last 40 years and scientists have warned that all ocean life could become extinct by 2048, proving there is no time to lose. The time for change is now.
Throughout the six-part series, Lee-Davies travels to some of the wildest places in Asia and Africa to get up close and personal with a number of endangered species including orangutans, whales, and big cats. Adventures To The Edge 2 is an entertaining, provocative and exciting look at one person’s journey around the globe to see and photograph some of the planet’s most beautiful—and at-risk—species and natural attractions.
Tycoon Talk - Series 1
‘Tycoon Talk’ featured over eight heavyweight Hong Kong business leaders and entrepreneurs, analyzing their successes and discussing their philosophies on work ethics, family, and the future of Hong Kong. Host Sean Lee-Davies provided his viewers with a glimpse into these magnates’ offices and homes for a better insight into their lives.
Tycoon Talk - Series 2
‘Tycoon Talk’ featured over eight heavyweight Hong Kong business leaders and entrepreneurs, analyzing their successes and discussing their philosophies on work ethics, family, and the future of Hong Kong. Host Sean Lee-Davies provided his viewers with a glimpse into these magnates’ offices and homes for a better insight into their lives.
Lifestyle Advocates
Sean Lee-Davies collaborated with Asia’s ground-breaking lifestyle TV channel LITV, to interview some of Hong Kong’s most renowned lifestyle advocates and showcase their inspirational ways of living. During the series we meet the likes of vibrant fashion photographer Crazy Rouge and international blogger Cindy Ko, even prominent fashion designer Sir Paul Smith.