Sam Blair is a documentary filmmaker from the United Kingdom. Since emerging at the tail end of the Classical Antiquity period of feature documentaries (1994-2012), his films have played in cinemas–which is where his true love lies–but also on televisions, laptops, tablets, and smartphones, such is the way of the world. Oh, and on airplanes! He either directs his own films, or directs and edits his own films, or edits other people’s films. He is a low-key character. He has often made films about sportspeople and has learned a lot from them about getting on in life, but sport is by no means the extent of his interests. He is also interested in psychotherapy and money. He has collaborated with many wonderful talents, many organisations of lofty stature, and his films have played at festivals that radiate with the knowledge of every human secret. He is right-handed but left-eye dominant. He is a visiting tutor at the UK’s National Film and Television School, from where he himself graduated with a 17-minute film shot in Standard Definition (SD) called SPRINTERS, which was about some sprinters. He is an ego-maniac with a heart of gold.