In 2018/19 Chris Long won a Golden Globe, Producers Guild Award, AFI award, TCA Award, Critics Choice Award and a Peabody Award and was nominated for two Emmys and a DGA Award, all for the final season of The Americans. He was lead Director and Executive Producer on the critically acclaimed series for FX. He is currently Director/Executive Producer on The Patient the Steve Carell led series which reunites him with his Americans collaborators Joel Fields and Joe Wiseberg. In January 2022 he has the Apple UK series Suspicion coming out, a global thriller starring Uma Thurman which shot in London and New York and is based on the Israeli series, False Flag. This is his second series for Apple having Directed and Executive Produced the first episode of Steven Spielberg's anthology series, Amazing Stories. In 2019 he also directed the pilot episode of The Right Stuff for Nat Geo/Warner Bros which was released in the Fall of 2020 on Disney +. Having helmed over 120 projects across multiple genres and produced many hundreds of hours of television, Long has carved out a well-earned reputation as one of the best Television Directors and Producers in Hollywood and a creative visionary for some of it's most successful shows. Born and raised in London, England, he started working in the entertainment business as a Sound Engineer for recording studios, as a theatre sound designer in the West End and eventually Post Production Dubbing Mixer at Molinare Studios in Soho, which was his introduction to the world of television. After moving to the U.S. he continued working in Post Production on various TV shows, including Midnight Caller and quickly moved up the ranks to become a Director/Producer. His credits include top rated series such as: The Americans, The Mentalist, Amazing Stories, Gilmore Girls, The Right Stuff, The Man in the High Castle, Zoo, Dirt, Weeds, Monk, Without a Trace, Supernatural, Smallville, and Lois and Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman. His success landed him an overall deal at Warner Bros TV in 2016 and his own production company, Scallie Filmworks Inc, which he runs with his wife, Erin Donovan. Through Scallie Filmworks they produced, directed and subsequently sold worldwide a documentary, which solved a 50-year-old cold case of one of the UK's most notorious crimes - A Tale of Two Thieves - The Great British Train Robbery, available on Netflix. They sold the premise as a drama to ITV in the UK with Bruno Heller. Additionally, they have numerous other projects in various stages of development including a project with the new IMDB TV network called Total Chaos with long time collaborator, Ken Woodruff. Despite Long's successes and many awards, he takes huge pride in the diverse group of directors and producers he's mentored over the years, who have become talented and successful filmmakers in their own right.