Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Derek Wax is a British television producer, best known for his award-winning production work on Sex Traffic, Occupation, The Hour and Humans. Wax started his career working in London-based theatres before moving to the BBC to work in television production. He is currently an Executive Producer at Kudos.Wax's first major work came as producer of the BAFTA nominated single drama Flesh and Blood for BBC2 in 2002. This was then followed by the Channel 4 series Sex Traffic, which went on to win a number of BAFTA's. His first role as Executive Producer came on the BBC and HBO mini-series, Tsunami: The Aftermath. In 2009, he produced the BAFTA winning BBC mini-series, Occupation. Since then he has been Executive Producer on the Emmy winning and Golden Globe nominated, The Hour.He is currently Executive Producer of the AMC and Channel 4 series, Humans and the BBC mini-series Capital."@en }
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- Derek_Wax abstract "Derek Wax is a British television producer, best known for his award-winning production work on Sex Traffic, Occupation, The Hour and Humans. Wax started his career working in London-based theatres before moving to the BBC to work in television production. He is currently an Executive Producer at Kudos.Wax's first major work came as producer of the BAFTA nominated single drama Flesh and Blood for BBC2 in 2002. This was then followed by the Channel 4 series Sex Traffic, which went on to win a number of BAFTA's. His first role as Executive Producer came on the BBC and HBO mini-series, Tsunami: The Aftermath. In 2009, he produced the BAFTA winning BBC mini-series, Occupation. Since then he has been Executive Producer on the Emmy winning and Golden Globe nominated, The Hour.He is currently Executive Producer of the AMC and Channel 4 series, Humans and the BBC mini-series Capital.".
- Q22087036 abstract "Derek Wax is a British television producer, best known for his award-winning production work on Sex Traffic, Occupation, The Hour and Humans. Wax started his career working in London-based theatres before moving to the BBC to work in television production. He is currently an Executive Producer at Kudos.Wax's first major work came as producer of the BAFTA nominated single drama Flesh and Blood for BBC2 in 2002. This was then followed by the Channel 4 series Sex Traffic, which went on to win a number of BAFTA's. His first role as Executive Producer came on the BBC and HBO mini-series, Tsunami: The Aftermath. In 2009, he produced the BAFTA winning BBC mini-series, Occupation. Since then he has been Executive Producer on the Emmy winning and Golden Globe nominated, The Hour.He is currently Executive Producer of the AMC and Channel 4 series, Humans and the BBC mini-series Capital.".