Aaron Roach Bridgeman

Aaron Roach Bridgeman began his career in 2012 following the Channel 4 documentary detailing his journey to become a presenter for SB.TV, a prominent online youth platform. This early exposure led to further opportunities, including presenting “Wake Up London” on London Live and becoming a regular presenter for “What’s Up” on Sky 1. His television work expanded into documentary formats, where he presented for Channel 5 and 5Star. Notable documentary credits include “One Punch Killers,” “Vigilante Britain: Street Justice,” and “When Kids Kill.” The series “When Kids Kill” achieved ratings success during its weekly primetime slot on 5Star. In 2018, he continued to produce documentary content, including “8 Years Old and Smuggling Drugs” and “When Teens Kill,” alongside another one-hour special for 5Star.

Beyond television, Bridgeman has extensive experience as a live event host, working with major brands and artists. He has hosted corporate events for Adidas in Milan, Amsterdam, London, and Glasgow. His portfolio also includes promotional events for VEVO, Activision, BET (Los Angeles), and Republic clothing. He has supported initiatives for organizations such as the BBC, Children In Need, Teenage Cancer Trust, Puma, The Global Goals, Harrow Council, Media Trust, Verge Magazine, Somewhere to, and The Prince’s Trust. A highlight of his live hosting career includes introducing Chris ‘Ludacris’ Bridges, hosting the UK artist show at SXSW festival in Texas, and appearing before a sold-out audience of 16,000 at the O2 Arena for rapper 50 Cent.

Bridgeman is also a poet and utilizes this skill for youth engagement. He has integrated poetry into his social media presence and leverages his artistic abilities as a mentor for various charities and organizations. In this capacity, he educates young people on topics such as politics, the risks of knife crime, and gang involvement. He co-runs Brent Futures, a leadership program designed to provide upskill sessions for youth organizations like True Cadence. His work demonstrates a commitment to both media production and community outreach.