Gresham Bradley has over than 30 years experience in educational programming, production and video streaming website development. He is General Manager of e-cast, www.e-cast.co.nz, New Zealand’s leading provider of video streaming services and General Manager of eTV, operated by the not for profit Education Television and Video Communications Trust.At e-cast and eTV, Gresham is leading the development of online platforms for leading edge video and rich media content distribution over-the-Internet.

Since returning to New Zealand in 1996, I produced a major documentary series for TVNZ, ‘Captain’s Log’, winner Best Documentary Series at the New Zealand Film and Television Awards 2002. In the early years of e-cast (e-net at the time) I was line producer for the ‘Knowledge Breakfast’ series on TVOne and managed the related ‘knowledge.nzoom.com’ website, the first time a TV series was delivered online with supporting resources. I went on to manage the development, design and production of content for the highly successful ‘Transit of Venus’ website in 2004, ‘E=mc2’, the 2005 Year of Physics website, and in 2006, ‘Hot Science - your online science channel’, Winner Best Feature Website at the 2007 Qantas Media Awards.From October 2006 till June 2007, I sub contracted as Director of Programming for ‘The Arts Channel’, aon SKY-TV, where I broadened the diversity and reach of the channel.At e-cast, Gresham is leading the development of leading edge video and rich media content over-the-Internet web projects. These have included ‘eTV’ the online TV programme recording and video streaming delivery service exclusive to NZ Educational Institutions’, an download Shop for independent producers’ films, ‘PlanetAudio.org’ a Community Radio online listening site, ‘Think Tech’ an interactive site looking at the future of Technology in education, and most recently the re-launch and ongoing development of the eTV website.

I was one of the founding staff of the Knowledge Network, BC’s Educational Television service, with a lead role in its development, production and programming.