Directors

	David Malone - Soul Searching, Testing God
		David Malone began his career at the BBC. In the eight years he spent there he developed what the critics called a "disturbingly lyrical" styles and established a reputation for "television of the highest quality". Since becoming an independent film-maker he has continued to produced single films and series for both BBC and Channel Four. His more recent work, for the Science, Religion and History departments, has been described as "breathtaking", "provocative" and "beautiful". His work ranges from the political to the philosophical. The London Times called his award winning series Testing God, "moving and startling - as close to poetry as television gets." The sequel series Soul Searching, was described as being "good for the soul of television" itself.

	David Paterson - Stem Cells: The Promise
		David Paterson has been at the forefront of science programme making for almost four decades. For much of that time, he was a producer and executive producer in BBC Television's Science Department producing and directing many of the BBC's most notable science programmes. He was a member of the team that made Dr Jacob Bronowski's landmark series "The Ascent of Man".

	Jan Klimkowski
		Jan Klimkowski produced and directed over a dozen highly popular documentaries for the BBC. Their subjects ranged from the use of hypothermia in cutting-edge medicine, Raising The Dead, through the discovery of a great lost civilization on the far side of the Andes mountains, Secrets of the Cloud People, to finding a scientific solution for the paranormal puzzle of Spontaneous Human Combustion. He also explored the British public's love-and-hate affair with Marks and Spencer in M&S and Me, and exposed the manipulation of global financial markets in The Great Dot.Con. Two of his films were in the Top Ten Highest Audience Science documentaries broadcast between 1998-2002 - both achieving audiences of more than six million viewers. He has made films about medicine, science, archaeology, history, business and politics, and has fantastic archaeological contacts in Peru.