Make it to Munich

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Make It To Munich follows Ethan Walker, who decides to cycle from Scotland to Germany for Scotland’s opening match against Germany in Euro 2024 – just nine months after a horrific accident.

Key Credits

Production Company: Blackhouse Films

Broadcaster: BBC

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About The Series

Documentary following Ethan Walker, a promising teenage footballer from Aberdeenshire who suffered life-threatening injuries in a road traffic accident just months into a football scholarship at a US university.

Aided in his recovery by pioneering Scottish surgeon (and former footballer) Professor Gordon Mackay, Ethan undertakes a charity cycle ride from Glasgow to Munich for Scotland’s opening match against Germany in Euro 2024, just nine months after his accident. Entrusted by the Scottish national team to carry the match pennant on his back for the whole journey and deliver it in time for kick-off, Ethan is accompanied by Gordon, Tartan Army foot-soldier Stephen Collie and film-maker Martyn Robertson.

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Taryn Calverey

Colourist & Online Editor

Taryn’s consummate professionalism and attention to
detail have earned her a loyal client base and recognition
from the very top of the South African film and TV
industry. With an innate ability to harness the emotional
and narrative power of colour, she creates striking,
immersive visuals that elevate every frame. Her passion
and expertise make her an indispensable creative partner,
trusted by industry leaders to bring their visions to life.

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Elizabeth Clutterbuck

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Elizabeth is a rising star among editors, building an outstanding reputation for her consistently high standard of work. Equally at home across scripted and unscripted projects, she brings a flexible, story-led approach and an instinctive understanding of her clients’ creative vision. Her easy-going demeanour creates a relaxed and collaborative environment in the edit, underpinned by a determined work ethic and a clear commitment to delivering the very best for her clients. Elizabeth inspires a high degree of trust; clients feel confident placing their projects in her hands and return time and again as a result, a testament to both the quality of her work and the relationships she builds.

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John Cobban

Senior Dubbing Mixer

John Cobban is a highly accomplished Re-Recording Mixer
with decades of experience shaping the sound of film and
television. A passionate collaborator, John’s expertise, energy,
and finely tuned ear make him an invaluable asset in the final
mix. With a background in theatre, he brings a dynamic,
larger-than-life presence to every project, infusing his work
with a deep understanding of storytelling, performance, and
atmosphere – adding that extra layer of depth and emotion
that truly enhances a production.

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Alice Smith

Digital Artist

Alice brings a rare combination of technical expertise and creative instinct to every project. Having worked across MCR, DI, and mastering earlier in her career, she has an unusually detailed understanding of the post-production pipeline — knowledge she puts to work delivering high-quality VFX, motion graphics, and bespoke design for clients across film and television.

Her work spans paint-outs, screen replacements, beauty shots, titles, maps, lower thirds, and animated elements, alongside bespoke film poster design (her poster design for This Werewolf Complex was selected for exhibition at Aesthetica Film Festival). She has a particular interest in blending digital and analogue techniques to create something distinctive and memorable.

Alice has worked with some exciting names in the industry, with credits including Richard Gadd’s Half Man, James McAvoy’s California Schemin’, John McPhail’s Grow, BBC’s Vigil, and Amazon’s Batman: Caped Crusader.