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Roger James (producer)
Roger James (13 June 1944 – 25 January 2015) was a producer of documentaries in Britain, first at Lew Grade's ATV, then its successor, Central Independent Television.
He started as a film editor and one of his earliest documentaries in that capacity, To Be Seven in Belfast (1975), looking at how three Catholic and three Protestant children were affected by the Troubles. This showed his to bring socially relevant stories to the screen. He was sought after by other film makes such as John Pilger, Antony Thomas and Ken Loach to Adrian Cowell, Michael Grigsby, Charles Stewart, Brian Moser, John Willis and John Walsh.
==Early life==
He was born in East London, son of Reginald, who served in the Royal Navy on minesweepers during the Second World War before becoming a Greater London Council technical officer, and his wife, Dora (née Browne). When, at Cornwell School, Manor Park, a teacher fostered in him an interest in film-making, he edited ''Paperchase'', which won a national competition.
Leaving school at 16, James found a job in the post room at ATV's London offices. Within a couple of years he was an assistant film editor and, moving to ATV's Elstree studios. In 1968 he became a film editor on regional productions in Birmingham where he met his wife-to-be, Jo, a nurse. But keen to work solely on documentaries, he returned to Elstree in 1972. He became a producer, then executive producer, and Controller of features in 1991.
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