Past Preservers Media Showreel
Wonder what happens after the Casting call goes out well take a look at just some of the great shows we have worked on!
Ten years in the making, a cast of thousands..well hundreds! Hold on to your seats & enjoy!
Credits, with thanks to:-
Africa’s Great Civilizations, produced by Nutopia for PBS
Ancient Top 10, produced by Wild Dreams for The History Channel
Nothing Escapes My Eyes, a short film by David Krippendorff with Hiam Abbass
Trojan Horse The New Evidence, produced by Blink Films for More4
Total War Age of Charlemagne, produced by Creative Assembly for Sega
Greatest Shows on Earth, produced by RDF for Channel 4
Food Odyssey, produced and broadcasted by KBS
Time Team America, produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting for PBS
Museum Men, produced by T Group Productions for H2 - History Channel
Victorian Sex Explorer, produced by Blast Films for Channel 4
A special thanks to all our experts involved in the making of these productions, including:-
Dr Allan Maca, Alice Robinson, Dr Colleen Manassa Darnell, Chelsea Rose, Jessica McGinn, Magda El Mehdawi, Dr Mark Schwartz, Dr Margaret (Meg) Watters, Dr Nicole Hanson, Peter Campbell, Dr Paul Harrison, Dr Robert Steven Bianchi
Presenting 100 of our Experts!
In the spirit of saying thanks at this time of year, we would like to present this video showcasing 100 of the 1200 amazing experts we have on our database!
A Huge Thanks to - Adam Thompson, Dr Adrienne Lazazzera, Ahmed Seddik, Dr Alicia Colson, Dr Allan Morton, Dr Amy Calvert, Andrea Kay, Andrew Buckley, Dr Andrew Kinkella, Andrew Thomas Price, Andrew Reinhard, Dr Angela Keller, Annamarie Hand, Anthea Nardi, Dr António Batarda, Bill Yates, Breck Parkman, Callum Dougan, Dr Carin Bondar, Dr Carolyn Dillian, Catherine Douglas, Chris Knutson, Dr Christian Speckman, Dr Christo Kefalas, Christopher Wood, Cody Ames, Colin Cadieux, Dana Shew, Daniella Garran, Dave Cintron, David Gadzala, David Rohl, Dr Diane Cockle, Dr Dougald O’Reilly, Eileen Goulding, Ellie Hunt, Dr Emma Wells, Dr Erin Lloyd Jones, Evelyn Morraitis, Dr Flora Anthony, Garry Pratt, Dr George J. Bey III, Gillian Hovell, Graham McKay, Greg Goodall, Hunter Jones, Jacob Wright, James Sved, Dr Jasmine Day, Jem Duducu, Jeremy Moore, Jessica Stanbury, Jesus Alvarez, Jody Neal-Segergren, Dr Joe Simmons, John J Johnston, Jordan Jacobs, Joshua Brown, Julie Martindale, Dr Kate Leonard, Katie (Katherine) Rogers, Keffie (Cecilia) Feldman, Kelly Krause, Kim Parr, Dr Kit Messham-Muir, Lauren O’Boyle, Lily Ball, Lucas Livingston, Mandy Weston, Dr Marcy Rockman, Dr Mark Schwartz, Mary Habstritt, Matthew Steinkamp, Mercy Baron, Dr Monty Dobson, Natasha Billson, Nicky Nielsen, Nora Hesham, Olakunle Makende, Dr Paul Harrison, Pauline Carroll, Dr Peggy Brunache, Phil Bethell, Rachel Seyet, Robert E. Berge, Dr Robert S. Homsher, Dr Rory Cox, Dr Rose Drew, Sam Wilson, Dr Sarah Ward, Dr Sarah Yeomans, Scarlett Rose McGrail, Dr Shane McKee, Suzanne Evans & Natasha Marshall, Tom Irvin, Tom Rowsell, Urmi Chandra-Vaz, Victor Thompson, Yvette Osborne, & Zoe D'Amato
Past Preservers Media Showreel
Ten years in the making, a cast of thousands..well hundreds! Hold on to your seats & enjoy!
Credits, with thanks to:-
Africa’s Great Civilizations, produced by Nutopia for PBS
Ancient Top 10, produced by Wild Dreams for The History Channel
Nothing Escapes My Eyes, a short film by David Krippendorff with Hiam Abbass
Trojan Horse The New Evidence, produced by Blink Films for More4
Total War Age of Charlemagne, produced by Creative Assembly for Sega
Greatest Shows on Earth, produced by RDF for Channel 4
Food Odyssey, produced and broadcasted by KBS
Time Team America, produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting for PBS
Museum Men, produced by T Group Productions for H2 - History Channel
Victorian Sex Explorer, produced by Blast Films for Channel 4
A special thanks to all our experts involved in the making of these productions, including:-
Dr Allan Maca, Alice Robinson, Dr Colleen Manassa Darnell, Chelsea Rose, Jessica McGinn, Magda El Mehdawi, Dr Mark Schwartz, Dr Margaret (Meg) Watters, Dr Nicole Hanson, Peter Campbell, Dr Paul Harrison, Dr Robert Steven Bianchi
Our Guide to your Audition Clip!
Making your all important audition clip:
The clip should consist of you talking directly to camera, whilst either walking or at least standing up.
1) Give your name and job title at the start, explain your job in laymen’s terms and talk briefly about what you do.
2) Relate a story, within your area of expertise, that you want to tell and think the general public would find interesting.
Tips for making your film stand out:
a) We are looking for people who can really bring their subject to life in a way that would appeal to a broad audience.
b) Keep a mainstream audience in mind and avoid complicated terminology.
c) Convey your enthusiasm and passion for your subject.
d) Don’t worry about producing a super slick film; you can even film your answers on a smartphone. Just keep it simple – we aren’t evaluating your camera skills. The most important thing is that we can see and hear you clearly.
e) Take a look at our audition video compilation for a better idea on how to make your video!
