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“Music had always been at the heart of
what I wanted to be involved in - so when MTV came along I
jumped on board, albeit as head tea boy. From menial tasks I
moved on to the press office, and from there to the more
exciting realm of producing and directing all of MTV’s ‘dance
music’ programming. And that’s what I did for much of the
nineties, whilst somehow managing to get a degree in media and
film at [London] Guildhall University.”

“The presenting break came courtesy of
Eddy Temple-Morris. He asked me to do a short daily segment
about weird and wacky websites on his show 'Up For It'.
Despite being really nervous at the beginning, I soon got used
to it.”

“After that I got some other presenting
gigs. Firstly, having seen the ‘net minute’ on MTV, Channel 5
asked me to present a show as part of an ‘internet night’.
After that I did a stint on the Channel 4 show 'Frontal', and
some presenting for the Sci-Fi Channel.”

“As for DJing – I fell in love with decks
when I was about 16. I started off DJing at loads of MTV
parties, warehouse one-offs and mates’ parties. All that led
to me setting up my company 'Green Bandana Productions',
through which I do a load of producing, directing and editing
- especially pop videos, we’ve done over 300 in 5
years.

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