Chris Terrill is one of the UK’s leading adventure documentary makers. In 2007 he participated in and passed the rigorous training undertaken by Royal Marine Commandos, the first civilian and oldest person to do so. He then followed the newly qualified recruits to the frontline in Afghanistan. He documented this experience in the series The 55 Year Old Commando (ITV) and book Commando. His previous books: HMS Brilliant and Shipmates are also documentary tie ins about the physical and emotional demands of being a member of the Royal Navy at sea. In 2015 Terrill became a Fellow of The Maritime Foundation and was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Throughout 2016 - 2018, Chris was embedded in the ship’s company of HMS Queen Elizabeth to make a major documentary series for the BBC as she goes through her war trials in preparation for deployment as an active strike carrier.