BBC Television Presenter, Science Broadcaster, Supersized Earth Host, The Gadget Show Presenter, Author & STEM Speaker

Dallas Campbell is one of television’s most versatile factual presenters, known for his curiosity, clarity and sense of adventure. His work has taken him to some of the world’s most extraordinary and demanding environments, from vast engineering projects to remote scientific frontiers. Across a career spanning some of the UK’s most popular programmes, he has built a reputation for making complex ideas engaging, relevant and genuinely entertaining. At the heart of his work is a simple belief: science belongs to everyone. As Dallas puts it, there is real joy in understanding how the world works, and that sense of wonder should be accessible to all, not confined to academia.

A familiar face from The Gadget Show and Bang Goes the Theory, Dallas has also presented a range of ambitious, one-off documentaries for BBC One. These include Supersized Earth, which explored the scale of human impact on the planet, Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered, and The Treasure Hunters. His presenting style blends intelligence with humour, allowing him to distil complex subjects into clear, engaging narratives. Whether explaining cutting-edge engineering or ancient discoveries, he connects with audiences quickly and keeps them with him throughout.

On stage, Dallas brings that same energy and clarity. He is an engaging and thoughtful speaker with a natural ability to translate big ideas into accessible, memorable insights. He speaks widely on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, tailoring his content to suit each audience. A typical talk might include stories from filming Supersized Earth, such as standing atop the Burj Khalifa or descending into Mexico City’s vast sewer system, offering a vivid glimpse into both the science and the realities of life behind the camera.

Dallas is also an accomplished author and writer. His book Ad Astra: An Illustrated Guide to Leaving the Planet explores the history, science and culture of human spaceflight with wit and visual flair. He has contributed to Aliens: Is There Anyone Out There? and written for publications including The Sky at Night, BBC Science Focus and The Observer. His talks range from a fast-paced journey through the history of science to an exploration of Mars, tracing humanity’s fascination with the Red Planet and the engineering ambition driving us closer to setting foot there.

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