Paul Chaloner

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Paul "ReDeYe" Chaloner

Paul Chaloner (born November 11, 1971.), better known by his pseudonym ReDeYe, was one of the world's first professional electronic sports TV commentators.

He has broadcasted in dozens of countries around the world (China, USA, Singapore, Australia, Denmark and many others) on various media forms including mainstream TV channels, Live internet Video via Radio iTG and GGL and also in TV series in the UK. He has also commentated on the most prestigious tournaments in the world on both Live video streams and internet Radio since 2002. He is now looked after by Creative Artists Agency of Hollywood.

Recognised for his passionate, enthusiastic and knowledgable commentating on electronic sports, Paul continues to be one of the true pioneers in the field taking electronic video game tournaments to the mainstream in his unique way. His voice is one of the most recognisable in competitive video gaming today.

ReDeYe commentates on a plethora of games including Quake 3, Quake 4, Unreal Tournament, Unreal Tournament 2004, Counter Strike Source, Call of Duty 2, FIFA Soccer and almost all Racing Simulator games like Project Gotham Racing.

Paul also started the GGL World Rankings for duel players in electronic sports in 2005.

[edit] Recent Career events.

2007

shgOpen, Copenhagen, Denmark.

2006

Undisclosed TV Show, Melbourne, Australia.
Fuse 2006, Newbury, UK.
Intel Xtreme Championship, Newbury, UK.
2006 World Cyber Games Finals, Monza, Italy.
Netgamez, Utrecht, Holland.
CB EuroCup XIII Lan Finals, Aarhus, Denmark. (GZTV)
i28 Finals, Newbury, UK.
WCG UK Finals, Newbury, UK.
Quakecon 2006, Dallas, USA.
ClanBase EuroCup XIII (Q4, UT, UT2004).
PrizeFight TV, London, UK. (SkyTV)
ESWC Grand Finals, Paris, France.
CovLAN Q4 Tournament, Coventry, UK.
GameZone Finals, Antwerp, Belgium.
i27 Finals, Newbury, UK.
TransAtlantic Showdown, New York, USA.
PCA Grand Final UT99 TDM.
CB OC Final UT99 TDM.
SK Gaming King of the Hill Q4.
CB EuroCup XII - Q4, CS:S, UT2004.
ESi VIA UK invite, London, UK.

2005

CIG finals, Shanghai, China.
S3/Via Q4 DreamHack tourney, Sweden.
2005 World Cyber Games finals, Singapore.
GGL Digital Life Finals, New York, USA.
GGL Digital Life Qualifiers (europe).
Tek9 CS:S Cup.
ESL Autumn Cup UT.
CB EuroCup LAN Finals, Almere, Holland.
i25 LAN 2005.
QuakeCon X 2005, Dallas, USA.
CB Nations Cup 8 CS:S.
GigaLiga GrandSlam 2005.
ESWC Finals, Paris, France.
EuroCup UT2004 iCTF & TDM.
EuroCup UT iCTF.
OpenCup CS:S.
ESL Nations Championship.
PC Zone Readers Challenge UT2004 CTF.

[edit] Press and TV appearances

2007

GzTV, Denmark. (Commentary)

2006

TMF, Gamekings piece, Netherlands. (commentary piece on PGR)
OnGameNet TV, Korea. (Commentary)
Sky Sports 2, Italy. (Commentary/News Item)
GzTV, Denmark. (Commentary)
PrizeFight TV, Sky, UK. (TV Series, Commentary)
Black Cactus, UK. (Documentary)
GamePlayHD, USA. (Interview)

2005

Chinese TV, China. (News Feature)
OnGameNet TV, Korea. (Commentary)
CNN, USA. (Interview)
V-Music Asia, Asia. (Interview)
Singapore TV, Singapore. (News from WCG)
Giga TV, Germany. (News Item)
DirecTV, USA. (Commentary)