Alex has a genuinely natural presentational style.  He appears to have an instinctive presence in front of the camera and with a competent ‘conversational style’ which makes him easy to watch. He is comfortable with constant ‘talkback’ and having to work with four cameras at any one time. Certainly a very good way of being trained for ‘live‘ presentation work. He is now ready and eager to move into more broad and varied presenting roles.

Alex is a very engaging and talented young man - certainly someone to watch out for in the future.

In the past he has worked as both a researcher and runner on various productions including both Cash in the Attic and Celebrity Cash in the Attic. He has also been the stand in presenter for the BBC antiques expert castings and the voice over for internal outtakes for Cash in the Attic. He has worked within the industry from both sides of the camera. This has given him first hand knowledge and understanding of the process of making tv programmes.

Alex is also a young entrepreneur having set up two businesses which he runs alongside his fledgling presenting career.  This is experience within the business world has been invaluable for him. His projects involve him balancing two very different worlds that fascinate him equally. These being ‘Antiques’ and ‘Gadgets’ His thirst for knowledge for all things electrical and innovative especially products developed in the Far East led him to establish his first company importing products to the UK and in complete contrast to the latest technical gadget available to man his other interests are all objects from the past. This passion was nurtured during his time working behind the scenes of ‘Cash in the Attic’ and finally earlier this year he set up ‘Posh Delivery Ltd’ transporting antiques all over the UK. These life experiences mean that Alex has a very rounded knowledge to bring to any production.