#LIKEACHALLENGE 

I've kept it quiet for a while (well, I still am until it comes out) but here are some behind the scenes from the making of #TheLastHunt. This time - together with the amazing Guy Walters - we were tracing the stories and/or myths surrounding Nazi Gold and the possibilities of some of that stolen gold still being hidden away in far away and hard to reach places around Europe. Apart from the fascinating travel and exploration elements, the documentary also showcases the tragic

So, here’s the thing: if presenting is something you really want to do, buckle up. Breaking into this corner of showbusiness can be a bit like trying to squeeze into skinny jeans after a festive season - possible, but not that easy. In my case, I was already working in TV and never actually planned on becoming a presenter. But when this random, out-of-the-blue opportunity came up I thought, Why not? and jumped in headfirst. To my surprise, I was… fairly OK at it. Or at leas

I'm filming non stop for the next few weeks, travelling from Czechia to Poland, followed by Germany, Austria and Italy. This time in a brand new role as presenter, not a director or producer. It's a full-on, (low) budget production, so a lot to film and very little time. I've done similar things before, but I've come to realise how demanding a presenter's job actually is. I thought that sometimes 'the talent' have it a bit easier than the production team, though that's defini

This is a very unexpected and unplanned challenge. Recently I got asked if i want to be a co-presenter on a 6 part history series. I've directed and produced quite a lot of history stuff over the years, but always standing behind the camera (I've covered a few WW1 and WW2 things, but also ancient Egypt, medieval times and some more recent stories). I genuinely like digging into the past, as it allows me to explore people, different cultures and relationships between countries