Ivana Nikolic is a journalist based in Belgrade, Serbia.
Work experience
•	June 2019 – present 
Fixer and mentor on the documentary project of the British documentary filmmaker Joseph Shawyer. Responsible for finding interviewees, translations, etc.
•	June 2018 – present
Eastern European Read morerepresentative for the promotion of the debut solo album by British musician David Clayton, a keyboard player with the band Simply Red. 
www.david-clayton.com 
•	November 2016 – present
Founder, editor in chief and web developer at Australiana Serba Internet Magazine (a magazine dedicated to Serbian-Australian ties and other related topics). Built and designed own WordPress Website for the magazine. 
www.australianaserba.com 
•	February 2016 – present
Taking part in various projects as a freelance journalist. Writing articles and content for different companies, creating videos, conducting interviews, etc. Created and designed own personal website for this purpose as well.
www.ivananikolich.com/en 
2.	TV Studio B, Masarikova 5 Belgrade
•	September 2003 – February 2016
As an editor, author and host of the popular documentary TV series “Moj Beograd” (“My Belgrade”), conducted over 300 long interviews with renowned Serbian, Italian, Russian, American and other international writers, scientists, actors, musicians, artists, academics, etc. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVMtS2sE_kU&t=38s 
•	April 2015 – February 2016
Author of a TV project created in cooperation with the Australian Embassy in Serbia. Worked as editor, author, coordinator and cameraman on this project. The result was the miniseries “Moj Beograd i moj Melburn” ("My Belgrade and My Melbourne"). It was sponsored by the Australian Embassy in Serbia, Etihad Airways and Air Serbia. Most of the episodes are on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6xn414-bGD1SOXlac9g5sQ 
- TV reporter on the morning program “Beograde dobro jutro” ("Good Morning Belgrade") and the news
	Co-hosted live morning program

I am a DoP, ENG cameraman and documentary photographer, based in Belgrade, Serbia.
Working for Serbian national television as ENG cameramen, I have shot more than a 3500 interwiews,
cultural events, breaking news, etc. As a DoP and camera operator, I have worked on feature documentary and short Read morefilms. Also, I have shot and edited number of corporate videos.

I am the Reuters Balkan sports correspondent principally covering countries of the former Yugoslavia while I also freelance for the International Tennis Federation and the European Handball Federation. My top two sports are soccer and basketball but I have inside knowledge of several others. I am Read morealso an English translator covering all three principle former Yugoslavia languages - Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. I have a working level knowledge of Italian. The highlights of my career as a journalist include 2006, 2010 and 2014 soccer World Cups, numerous Davis Cup ties including an exclusive interview with World Number one Novak Djokovic, as well as several major basketball and handball events.

Saša Dobrijević is a journalist based in Belgrade, Serbia He is a member of the United States Press Agency, USPA - Las Vegas; International Federation of Journalists, IFJ - Brussels and Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia - NUNS Belgrade Reporters Without Borders - RFS Paris and Global Read moreUnion of Journalists and Media Persons UIJ - London. At this moment Saša is candidate for the European Press Prize for 2023. - "An extraordinary story."

Martyn Aim is a photographer and videographer based in Belgrade, Serbia. He has an MA Visual Anthropology and Documentary Filmmaking and an M.Phil in Social Anthropology. Photographs from his fieldwork projects were purchased by the British Museum. The focus of Martyn's work is conflict, societies Read morein transition and the environment. His photographs have been published in many newspapers and magazines such as Newsweek, Le Monde, Paris Match, Sunday Times, Foreign Policy, Guardian, The Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Liberation and the New York Times. 

Martyn was shortlisted for his work in Iraq in the 2018 Sony World Photo Awards (Current Affairs and News). He has worked as a wire photographer for Getty Images and as a news video/cameraman for television. Martyn has produced stories for non-governmental organisations such as the Landmine Survivors Initiative and the International Commission on Missing Persons and is RISC-emergency medical certified for work in hostile environments.

Aleksa Tešić is an investigative journalist working for BIRN Serbia, covering mostly topics about surveillance, digital rights, technology in Serbia and Balkan region. He has worked on many stories regarding NSO Group, China's surveillance systems, EU privacy regulations and refugee monitoring. He Read moreis also working on climate, waste, infrastructure and technology topics. Based in Belgradel.

Guy has been a broadcast journalist since 1995. Initially based in London, he worked for BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC World Service, BBC World TV and BBC 6 Music in a variety of roles including presenter, reporter and producer. 

His work took him on assignment to every continent, but since 2004 he has Read morebeen a full-time foreign correspondent. 

Eight years based in Phnom Penh, covering Southeast Asia, were followed by a move to Belgrade in 2012, where Guy covers the countries of Western Balkans. In addition to his TV, radio and online work, Guy is the Belgrade Correspondent for Monocle magazine. 

With a broad range of interests and a wide range of professional experience, Guy is equally at home covering anything from hard news to sport; natural disasters to human interest stories.