Alan Bradley is an award-winning Irish documentary filmmaker, writer and actor. In 2024, Alan won the Young Director Award for Documentary at Cannes and was selected as one of Broadcast’s Hotshots 2025 and a ‘One To Watch’ 2024/25 by the TV Foundation UK. Alan directed and produced the groundbreaking Radharc award-winning documentary Patrick: A Young Traveller Lost, highlighting the crisis of alarmingly high suicide rates in the Irish Traveller community through the devastating story of 12-year-old Patrick McDonagh from Finglas, Dublin, cited as a ‘must watch’ by President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins. In 2025, Alan directed and produced the smash-hit documentary series Bad Nanny for RTÉ and BBC. The critically acclaimed series stayed at No. 1 on the RTÉ Player for two weeks, as well as becoming one of the most-watched documentaries of the year on Irish television. Bad Nanny subsequently trended in the top five documentaries on Amazon Prime in America. Other credits include ‘The Girl in the Water: Kelly Marie Lynch’ (RTÉ), ‘STALKED’ (VMTV), ‘Anorexia, My Family and Me’ (RTÉ) and ‘Invisible Men: Ireland’s Incels’ (RTÉ). In 2026, Alan published his first book, ‘Unmasking Samantha Cookes: The Many Lives of a Serial Fraudster’.

Matthew Irvine is a Belfast-based documentary filmmaker and director, and one half of the directing duo behind Beyond Borders Film. Specialising in observational, character-led documentaries, His work includes North Coast Riders and Dreams of Glory: The Glentoran Story for BBC Northern Ireland. His films focus on authentic characters, strong narratives and finding extraordinary stories in everyday lives.

Caoimhe Ní Chathail is a radio and television presenter and producer. Originally from Donegal, she moved to Belfast ten years ago to work as a self-shooting video journalist and TV assistant producer. She presents the weekly radio show Blas an Déardaoin on BBC Radio Ulster. Caoimhe presented and produced the BBC2 NI tv series Croí na Ceiste le Caoimhe as well as three series of the sustainable fashion series Éadaí SOS on BBC2 NI and TG4. Caoimhe's latest series Spriocanna Saoil starts on TG4 in November. Her producer credits include Tour de Fred for ITV, Will & Ralf Should Know Better for UKTV and Casadh sa Cheol for TG4.