Welcome

This division represents a broad spectrum of presenter talent working within the television, radio and new media industries from household names in television and commercial radio to specialists in fields as diverse as property, food and nuclear physics.

Our team brings a focused, dedicated knowledge and personal service to this ever-increasing area of talent management. We have established relationships with all of the broadcasters and independent television production companies and have a formidable and thorough knowledge of the trends affecting broadcasting today.

Laura Hill

Jessica Stone

If you would like Independent to consider you for representation as a presenter please read the following submissions policy.

Please submit a showreel, CV and a covering letter together with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Presenters Department
Independent Talent Group Ltd
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS

Please note that we do not accept submissions by email and we will only consider you for representation if you have a showreel. We cannot return materials to you unless you have provided us with a self-addressed envelope with the correct postage affixed. Any materials submitted are done so at your own risk.

Presenters Department
Independent Talent Group Ltd
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS

Tel: +44 (0)20 7636 6565

Fax: +44 (0)20 7323 0101

Dawn Porter

Dawn started her career after studying at LIPA in Liverpool , after college she then went onto become a reporter/presenter for BBC Radio Humberside.

She made her transition into television by appearing on the Channel 4 comedy show Balls of Steel, which saw her testing the morals of British men. Following this, she then went on to secure a publishing deal with Virgin Books for her novel, Diaries of an Internet Lover , which was a journal of her experiences of meeting people on the Internet. The book was very well received and went on to be published in German, Dutch and Portuguese.

Dawn then went on to present a BBC documentary ‘Super Slim Me' in which she attempted to slim down to a size zero by using drastic dieting regimes, highlighting the health implications of ‘diet culture'. The documentary enjoyed critical acclaim.

In 2008 she presented a BBC3 series of four documentary films, 'Dawn...', exploring attitudes to nudity, lesbianism, dating, pregnancy and childbirth. Dawn also appeared in Seriously Dirty Dancing, a tribute to her favourite film, for Five.

In 2008 she made a four-part series for Channel 4, which saw her explore various different types of marriages and relationships, episodes featured polygamy, ‘free-love', mail-order brides and geishas.

In May 2009 it was announced that Dawn Porter would present a documentary, entitled "My Breasts Could Kill Me" which explored the experience of breast cancer, for Sky1.

Dawn was a regular contributor to stylist magazine 2009 - 2010 and is about to start working with a major women's magazine shortly.

Dawn currently splits her time between LA and London.

http://www.dawnporter.net

TELEVISION

2010 The Wright Stuff - Channel 5

2010 All At Sea - ITV

2009 The Wright Stuff - Channel 5

2009 My Breast Could Kill Me (Presenter) 2 x 60 -Sky One

2008 Dawn Porter: Polygamist's wife (Presenter)- Channel 4

2008 Dawn Porter: Geisha Girl (Presenter)- Channel 4

2008 Dawn Porter: Mail Order Bride (Presenter)- Channel 4

2008 Dawn Porter: Free Love (Presenter) -Channel 4

2008 Dawn Goes Lesbian (Presenter) -BBC3

2008 Dawn gets a baby (Presenter) -BBC3

2008 Dawn goes Naked (Presenter) -BBC3

2008 Dawn gets her man (Presenter) -BBC3

2007 Seriously dirty dancing (Presenter) -Five

If I ruled the world

Pole position

How to look good naked (VT Presenter) Channel 4

2007 Super Slim Me (Presenter) BBC3

2005 Balls of Steel (Presenter) Channel 4

RADIO

Monthly Show Radio Humberside

Royal Ascot Programme BBC Radio 5 Live

BOOKS

2006 Diaries of an Internet Lover (Virgin Books)

JOURNALISM/WRITING

2009-10 Stylist (regular columnist)