Sanna has filmed expeditions all over the world - tracking down grizzlies and wolves in the wilds of the Canada's Great Bear Rainforest, exploring the dense jungles of the Peruvian Amazon to document the nocturnal habits of black caiman and trekking high into the mountains of Bhutan in search of the elusive snow leopard. She has filmed undercover in the South East Asia’s infamous ‘Golden Triangle’ – a lawless area run by militia warlords – to expose the illegal trade in tigers, pangolins and Asiatic black bears. And has spent weeks in the forests of DRC on the trail of poachers who are decimating the country’s gorilla population. In 2013, she negotiated the first ever film access into Myanmar just as the country emerged from half a century of military dictatorship. And she spent the following year on the frontline of elephant conservation with Saba Douglas Hamilton during the most dramatic spike in elephant poaching in over a decade. Sanna has lead teams of celebrities through some of the toughest emotional experiences of their lives filming for Comic Relief – taking Lenny Henry to Nairobi’s biggest slum and Chris Evans to India's tsunami ravaged coastline, helping Miranda Hart to face her own demons and showing Jack Dee the tragic reality of child death rates in Malawi. She spent a year filming with Adrian Edmondson on the border of Kenya and Somalia to answer the challenging question of whether Africa needs aid.

Jonny brings over 30 years’ experience in factual television ranging from news and human obs docs to natural history and specialist factual. BAFTA AND Emmy nominated, he's made series for the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, Discovery, A+E Networks and Animal Planet as director, series producer, show runner and executive producer. Jonny specialises in presenter led adventure travel and expeditions, having worked on Lost Land of the Volcano, Lost Land of the Jaguar and Expedition Borneo for the BBC.

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Rosie is a producer/director who has worked all over the world. Having studied Zoology and worked habituating gorillas in Gabon and rehabilitating Orangutans in Malaysia she started her television career in Live television. Since then she has worked on Springwatch, Alaska Live and Most recently Blue Planet Live documenting the state of sharks in the Bahamas. Rosie has worked extensively in Children’s television production on the Bafta award winning Deadly Sixty, Naomi’s Nightmare’s of Nature and Backshall’s Deadly Adventures. She spent 6 months filming the Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda and Uganda for the BBC Natural History Unit’s series ‘Mountain Gorilla’ and most recently she has produced and directed on Steve Backshall’s Expedition series for UKTV and the BBC. This involved filming the first assent of an Arctic Mountain in Greenland, a kayak expedition up the largest fjord in the world and the exploration of a new desert canyon in Oman.

Rowan Musgrave is an award-winning expedition and adventure filmmaker. Over the last 15 years he has worked in extreme environments making ground-breaking documentaries such as: Expedition with Steve Backshall, Red Ape and Yellowstone: Coldest Winter to Blazing Summer. Previous to this Rowan, as a producer at the BBC Natural History Unit, was a key member of their expedition team and produced on three major series for BBC1 and BBC2; Lost Land of the Tiger, Lost Land of the Wolves and The Dark.

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