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'''Emma Lee''' is a television presenter and former catwalk model, she has presented productions which have gone on to receive RTS and BAFTA recognition and has presented on GMTV and ITV1's The Zone.


==Presenting career==
==Presenting career==
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After appearing in modelling appearing in campaigns, Lee made her television debut on Channel 4's Watch This Space, where the nation voted for her to front her very own live youth magazine show.


Television credits include RTS-nominated Reactive and The Friday Zone for BBC1, The Big Breakfast for Channel 4 and Nickelodeon,
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Emma Lee is a television presenter and former catwalk model, she has presented productions which have gone on to receive RTS and BAFTA recognition and has presented on GMTV and ITV1’s The Zone.


Lee lives in London with husband, television presenter [[Tim Dixon]] – with whom she manages a production company and interactive agency called Insidemedia.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.insidemediagroup.co.uk/#/team-01 |title=Director of production – Emma Lee |publisher=Inside Media |accessdate=October 18, 2010 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080920103555/http://www.insidemediagroup.co.uk/#/team-01 |archivedate=September 20, 2008 }}</ref>
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After a successful globe-trotting career in modelling appearing in campaigns, Lee made her television debut on Channel 4’s Watch This Space, where the nation voted for her to front her very own live youth magazine show - with guests including Kylie Minogue and East 17.

Offers from rival broadcasters quickly followed and Emma has since gone on to interview numerous A-list movie stars, sports personalities and popstars alike, including Britney Spears, Leona Lewis, Kelly Slater, Daniel Craig and Cheryl Cole.

Not just a pretty face, Emma’s outgoing personality and passion for white-knuckle antics has seen her wing-walking, flying the euro-fighter, swimming with sharks and dolphins, racing rally cars, drag racing and scuba diving.

Television credits include RTS-nominated REACTIVE and THE FRIDAY ZONE for BBC1, THE BIG BREAKFAST for Channel 4, Sky One’s REACH FOR THE TOP, Nickleodeon’s TECHNIC, a seven-year stint fronting STUDIO DISNEY for The Disney Channel, PREMIERE, PULLING POWER, TELEGANTIC MEGAVISION, YOU’LL NEVER BELIEVE IT, THE FLUFFY CLUB and THE ZONE for ITV1. Emma was also the host of Camelot’s live DAILY PLAY LOTTERY DRAW and has hosted VIRGIN SPORT NEWS.

Emma Lee’s career has allowed her to travel the world, reporting from atop the Empire State Building, New York, presenting film premieres in Las Vegas, hunting aliens in Area 51, hosting surf competitions in Australia, filming behind the scenes of FRIENDS and E.R. in Los Angeles and hosting awards shows at the Royal Albert Hall and Docklands London Arena. One such project THE DISNEY CHANNEL KIDS AWARDS 2000 went on to win a BAFTA.

Emma’s eclectic career has seen her wear one of Audrey Hepburn’s dresses, be impersonated by CELEBRITY JUICE’s Leigh Francis, have her favourite jacket stolen by Robbie William’s (he still hasn’t given it back!) and share a screen-kiss with Dec on THE ANT AND DEC SHOW.

Emma is passionate about live, entertainment programming. She has a talent for making complex issues easily comprehensible and fronting productions which allow her to engage and connect with people excite her the most. Afterall, it was ultimately the people’s vote that originally brought her onto our screens. Emma Lee would be an asset to any production.

Further to her work in television, Emma is a keen property developer and stylist with a life-long passion for fashion. She has styled outfits for personal friend Debra Stephenson for numerous red-carpet events. Other interests include travel, food, cinema, reading and knitting.

Emma lives in London with her daughter and husband, television presenter [[Tim Dixon]] – with whom she manages a production company and interactive agency, Inside Media Group."


===Credits===
===Credits===

*''Watch This Space'' Presenter of interactive magazine for [[Channel 4]]
*''Watch This Space'' Presenter of interactive magazine for [[Channel 4]]
*''Reactive'' Show dedicated to computer games and competitions for [[CBBC]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Reactive |title=Reactive |publisher=UKGameshows |date= |accessdate=13 March 2009}}</ref>
*''Reactive'' Show dedicated to computer games and competitions for [[CBBC (TV channel)|CBBC]].
*''[[Telegantic Megavision]]'' Saturday morning show for ITV1, which went behind the scenes of film and TV
*''[[Telegantic Megavision]]'' Saturday morning show for ITV1.
*''Reach For The Top'' Documentary programme following talented young people in sport, arts and business for [[BBC One]]
*''Reach For The Top'' Documentary programme for [[BBC One]]
*''Technik'' Factual science show for young viewers on [[Nickelodeon UK]]
*''Technik'' Factual science show for young viewers on [[Nickelodeon UK]]
*''Friday Zone'' hour long show of jokes, sketches and competitions in front of studio audience shown on [[CBBC]] in 1998
*''Friday Zone'' hour long show of sketches and competitions.
*''Pulling Power'' Entertainment motoring programme for [[Central Independent Television|Carlton Central]]
*''Pulling Power'' Entertainment motoring programme for [[Central Independent Television|Carlton Central]]
*''You'll Never Believe It'' Show where kids faced their fears and performed stunts on ITV1
*''You'll Never Believe It!'',ITV1.
*''Disney Channel Kids Awards (Yearly)'' [[BAFTA]] winning live award ceremony, for [[Disney Channel (UK & Ireland)|Disney Channel UK]], [[Sky1|Sky One]], and [[Five (TV channel)|Channel Five]]
*''Disney Channel Kids Awards (Yearly)'' [[BAFTA]] winning live award ceremony, for [[Disney Channel (UK & Ireland)|Disney Channel UK]], [[Sky1|Sky One]], and [[Five (TV channel)|Channel Five]]
*''[[Studio Disney]] / Disney Channel'' presenter Live weekday show with competitions and live music acts for [[Disney Channel (UK & Ireland)|Disney Channel UK]]
*''[[Studio Disney]] / Disney Channel'' presenter Live weekday show.
*"The National Lottery", presenter, 2007
*"The National Lottery", presenter, 2007
*''Virgin Sports News'' news anchor, 2008 - 2009
*''Virgin Sports News'' news anchor, 2008–2009
*"Sky Movies" presenter, 2009
*"Sky Movies" presenter, 2009
*''The Fluffy Club ([[GMTV]])'' presenter, 2010
*''The Fluffy Club ([[GMTV]])'' presenter, 2010
*"The Zone [[ITV1]]" presenter, 2010
*"The Zone [[ITV1]]" presenter, 2010
*"Planet Wild", ITV, family gameshow - 2010
*"Planet Wild", ITV, family gameshow – 2010
*"[[Jackpot247|Jackpot247.com]]", Freeview ch39 – 2012

*''[[William Hill (bookmaker)|William Hill Casino TV]]'', CSJHDN TV, 2025, with [[Alfie Deyes]] and Kerry Newell.
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== References ==


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==References==
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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.vimeo.com/7327906 SHOWREEL]
*[http://www.vimeo.com/7327906 SHOWREEL.]
*[http://www.disneychannel.co.uk Disney Channel Official Website]
*[http://www.disneychannel.co.uk Disney Channel Official Website.]
*[http://www.insidemediagroup.co.uk Inside Media]


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Latest revision as of 21:17, 7 December 2023

Not to be confused with Emma-Lee.
Emma Lee
Birth nameEmma Lee
OccupationTelevision presenter
Years active1993–present

Emma Lee is a television presenter and former catwalk model, she has presented productions which have gone on to receive RTS and BAFTA recognition and has presented on GMTV and ITV1's The Zone.

Presenting career

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After appearing in modelling appearing in campaigns, Lee made her television debut on Channel 4's Watch This Space, where the nation voted for her to front her very own live youth magazine show.

Television credits include RTS-nominated Reactive and The Friday Zone for BBC1, The Big Breakfast for Channel 4 and Nickelodeon,

Lee lives in London with husband, television presenter Tim Dixon – with whom she manages a production company and interactive agency called Insidemedia.[1]

Credits

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  • Watch This Space Presenter of interactive magazine for Channel 4
  • Reactive Show dedicated to computer games and competitions for CBBC.
  • Telegantic Megavision Saturday morning show for ITV1.
  • Reach For The Top Documentary programme for BBC One
  • Technik Factual science show for young viewers on Nickelodeon UK
  • Friday Zone hour long show of sketches and competitions.
  • Pulling Power Entertainment motoring programme for Carlton Central
  • You'll Never Believe It!,ITV1.
  • Disney Channel Kids Awards (Yearly) BAFTA winning live award ceremony, for Disney Channel UK, Sky One, and Channel Five
  • Studio Disney / Disney Channel presenter Live weekday show.
  • "The National Lottery", presenter, 2007
  • Virgin Sports News news anchor, 2008–2009
  • "Sky Movies" presenter, 2009
  • The Fluffy Club (GMTV) presenter, 2010
  • "The Zone ITV1" presenter, 2010
  • "Planet Wild", ITV, family gameshow – 2010
  • "Jackpot247.com", Freeview ch39 – 2012
  • William Hill Casino TV, CSJHDN TV, 2025, with Alfie Deyes and Kerry Newell.

References

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  1. ^ "Director of production – Emma Lee". Inside Media. Archived from the original on September 20, 2008. Retrieved October 18, 2010.
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