Anatomy of an Agency

Steve Brown | TV Presenter and Paralympian on improving your skill set

After captaining the Great British wheelchair rugby team at London 2012, Steve Brown is now one of the most recognisable faces on British television. As a presenter for Countryfile, The One Show and Escape to the Country amongst others, Steve is the perfect person to speak to about how to make it in the TV industry.

Cat Capon | Adventurer on breaking the mould

With almost 20 years experience in the adventure and nature documentary filmmaking, Cat is the perfect person to advise anyone who wants to get into that industry. With Sir David Attenborough as her hero, Cat made it her mission to make a career of exploring the outdoors and encouraging others to do so too!

Harry Benjamin | BBC F1 commentator on life in the fast lane

As the Formula 1 commentator for BBC Radio, Sky Sports and Drive to Survive; Harry Benjamin knows a thing or two about moving quickly! The same is true of his career, as he rose through the ranks to become one of the top motorsport broadcasters in the country before he was 30. In this episode he takes us behind the scenes of Formula 1 and provides excellent advice on how to be a self-starter in the broadcast industry.

Laura Hanna | Actor at Shakespeare's Globe on finding the right agent

After just finishing a successful run playing Olivia in "Twelfth Night" at Shakespeare's Globe theatre in London, Laura Hanna is the perfect person to take us behind the scenes of how to make it as an actor. From finding and applying to drama schools through to the difficulties of the actor lifestyle and finding the right agent, Laura gives us the shortcuts she wish she had known when she was starting her career!

Neil Cole | TV presenter on lessons learned

It's safe to say Neil Cole has had an eclectic career! As a stand-up comedian at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, a TV presenter across various disciplines and an actor on stage and screen, he brings with him a wealth of experience to this episode. From his early days on MTV and ITV, through to hosting the Formula 1 prize-giving ceremony, Neil gives us some invaluable advice from the lessons he's learned.