Carlos Underwood

Journalist and filmmaker. Erosion, the first independent film he co-directed, won the award for best Hispanic American documentary at the film festival 'Contra el Silencio Todas las Voces 2018' and honourable mentions in different countries. At BBC NI he participates in the Spotlight and Panorama departments, respectively, both specialising in documentary investigative journalism. He has credits as a researcher, cameraman and Self- Shhoting AP on different BBC programmes such as 'Murder in the Street', 'Deadly Little Pills', 'Undercover Policing: When Espionage Goes Wrong', '30 Years Behind the Mask'; 'The Drug Wars That Killed Olivia' and 'Smart Motorways: When Technology Fails', 'The Sewer Scandal'. As Self-Shoting AP, he is completing a four-episode documentary for BBC Studios-Panorama to be released in 2025. He holds a degree in Digital Journalism from the University of Guadalajara (Mexico) and a Higher National Diploma in Creative Media Production (Film), Northern Ireland, Bangor. No One Is Illegal Every Day Tomorrow is his first film as a solo director.