Random House presents the audiobook edition of Unseen written and read by Reggie Yates.

From Grange Hill to Top of the Pops, Reggie Yates continues to be on camera nearly all of his life, but it’s like a documentary filmmaker – and a pretty fearless one at that – where he has truly been building his mark, investigating from gun crime in Chicago, to life like a refugee in Iraq.

In his first book, Unseen, Reggie takes us behind the scenes on his journey from TV host to documentary storyteller..LEARNING MUCH MORE on the subject of Unseen: My Trip Using a number of the essential moments and extreme situations he has found himself in, Reggie examines what he has learned about the world, and himself being a person.

Beginning as a brief exploration of Reggie’s relationship using the camcorder and life growing up on screen, Unseen explores the journey Reggie has taken in the documentary world. Primarily resistant to documentary making, Reggie was persuaded his perspective as a young black working course man with a brief history in music, children’s Television and entertainment wouldn’t normally make his movies remotely reliable. Through issue and issues on display, the understanding gained from the thing once regarded as a weakness would become his power on video camera, as the attention from the everyman and tone of voice of the target audience. Unseen unpicks the stories behind the fascinating characters and circumstances Reggie encounters across some films, aswell as chronicling the personal development through each screening aim for Yates himself.