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 With a proven track record in TV and film making, History Squad gives you the reassurance you need in hiring a presenter or consultant to work on your project.    

Presenter:  Having worked on many TV programs such as Blood & Guts (BBC); In Search of British Heroes (Channel 4) and Meat Shots (Goldfish Productions), Kevin’s talents are recognised best when he is presenting history with a true blend of passion and verve which has resulted in his own inimitable style.   

Consultant:  Kevin has assisted Bernard Cornwell as a research source for the character Thomas of Hookton for his fantastic trilogy of medieval novels: Harlequin, The Vagabond and The Heretic. Bernard acknowledges … “although I am a storywriter, Kevin is one of the finest storytellers I have ever heard”.  More recently Kevin was drafted in as a consultant to support an educational film project undertaken by the Rural Media Company called Roundheads & Cavaliers. 

Film Maker:  Talk History is an educational DVD, written and produced by History Squad in collaboration with OCR with the aim of bringing to life key moments in history through dramatic performances.  Comprising of a series of 10-15 minute monologues of characters from history, the films provide learners with an opportunity to put their learning in context, helping them better understand complex issues, which can be seen in their subsequent work.    

As a result of the success of Talk History, Kevin is currently working on another educational film project which is hoped will be produced independently. 

Let History Squad be part of your project, call us now on 01926 613700.

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