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Charlie Chan (composer) for Killing Time (anticipated 2011 Australian drama series starring David Wenham), Me Myself I (film) (starring Rachel Griffiths), high rating Australian television staples McLeod's Daughters and Australian Story, acclaimed Sydney Theatre Company play "Gift of the Gorgon" and numerous free-to-air, National Geographic and Discovery Channel documentaries including Addiction, The Last Warriors, Persons of Interest and many more. Charlie Chan lives and works in Sydney, Australia with her cat, a Ragdoll breed named Bosun. Outside of music, Chan has an avid interest in horology, clock collecting and sailing. She also has a passion for vintage car and vintage sailboat restoration. Charlie