Nigel Clarke

Nigel was born and raised in North London and is talented in a number of areas, including presenting, music, sport and dance. Nigel has crammed a great deal into his 34 years. After leaving Nickelodeon in 2004 where he was one of their most popular presenters for 2 years, he was seen co-presenting both series of the RTS award winning show No Girls Allowed. Broadcast live every Saturday morning on Five, the show featured fast cars, bikes, sports and boys toys! Since then Nigel has presented many programmes including Dance Factory and Sportsround for BBC1, Toonattik for GMTV, Unlimited for facebook, Skillicious for ITV, and Rat Race Urban Adventure (Screened September 2011). Most recently Nigel hosted the red carpet and backstage interviews at the Childrens BAFTA's 2011. Nigel has a wealth of experience and has shown himself to be a natural presenter, who excels at interacting with people and the audience, particularly when interviewing stars, vox popping with members of the public, presenting live in the studio and on location, and interacting with his co-presenters. In 2010 he formed a production company with Perry O'Halloran called Milks Gone Bad Productions. MGB are going from strength to strength and have their first feature length film scheduled for 2013