Chris Dortch is a business executive and fundraiser with experience launching startups, raising venture capital, and creating profitable exits for stockholders. Dortch has procured investments and/or funding from his vast network of venture capitalists, angel investors, and debt financiers such as the Small Business Administration. Dortch has created innovative media technologies and brands. As an entrepreneur, Dortch is always looking for new projects and would love to discuss any ideas you may have.During an internationally televised broadcast, Shanghai Media Group ("SMG") said, "video production and distribution market in China was worth nearly 10 billion Yuan" and Dortch's content was described by SMG as being "amazing." Dortch said, we "have shots all over the world, from some of the highest peaks of Everest, to some of the lowest places on Earth" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g4f4shw5Dk).During an interview conducted by the Daily Herald, Dortch spoke of digital media and its role in the Chinese government: "For me, there is a deeper mission," Dortch said. "We will be contributing to positive media to build a better society" (http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/central/orem/orem-s-cmg-partners-with-chinese-multimedia-group/article_cdcff92d-9876-5042-9c58-143f299b2ae7.html).Newswriter Debra Lordan of Pacific Media Group wrote the following about Dortch, "The idea to preserve and honor the area through photos and film footage fits perfectly with Dortch’s former career as a National Geographic photographer and cinematographer, where he digitized and distributed multimedia content online" (http://bigislandnow.com/2018/07/02/preserving-memories-of-kapoho/).Markee Magazine described Dortch's company: "It’s easy to see why the company’s artsy collection is noteworthy, as Dortch points out that the company’s cinematographers have acquired content 'in hundreds' of national parks, in addition to a more recent and more daunting task: spending 'several weeks with the U.S. military shooting high-speed footage of C4 explosions, machine guns, operating shots from Chinooks, Black Hawk helicopters and many other military vehicles,' Dortch said (http://markeemagazine.com/wp/stock-footage-houses/).Adobe called the digital imagery created by Dortch's company, “amazing, stunning work” that caused “Goosebumps in the audience!” (https://spark.adobe.com/page/PhCchABGO2URV/).