| Richard Fidler | ... | Himself - Host (1997-1998) | |
| David Caesar | ... | Himself - Judge (1997-1998) | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Cate Anderson | ... | Herself - Racer (1998) | |
| Rachel Bannikoff | ... | Herself - Racer (1998) | |
| Tim Bryson | ... | Himself - Racer (1998) | |
| Ben Davies | ... | Himself - Racer (1997) | |
| Bentley Dean | ... | Himself - Racer (1997) | |
| Scott Herford | ... | Himself - Racer (1997) | |
| Daniel Marsden | ... | Himself - Racer (1997) | |
| Sheona McKenna | ... | Herself - Racer (1998) | |
| Olivia Rousset | ... | Herself - Racer (1997) | |
| Claudia Rowe | ... | Herself - Racer (1997) | |
| John Safran | ... | Himself - Racer (1997) | |
| David Shankey | ... | Himself - Racer (1998) | |
| John Thiris | ... | Himself - Racer (1998) | |
| Kim Traill | ... | Herself - Racer (1997) | |
| Catherine Turner | ... | Herself - Racer (1998) | |
| Tony Wilson | ... | Himself - Racer (1998) | |
Directed by | |||
| Stephen Jones | (1998) | ||
| John Lander | (1997) | ||
Produced by | |||
| Michael Rubbo | .... | executive producer | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Dick Bond | .... | camera operator (1998) | |
| Terry Collister | .... | camera operator (1997) (1998) | |
| Mark Cronin | .... | camera operator (1998) | |
| Rod Finlayson | .... | camera operator (1997) | |
| Ashley Scott | .... | camera operator (1997) | |
| Murray Tonkin | .... | camera operator (1997) | |
Other crew | |||
| Heidi Egger | .... | production assistant | |
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It is a real shame that this did not go further. in this show there are a number of young upcoming film journalists selected to travel around the world, making brief film documentary's as they go. there are some fascinating sides of humanity and the world we live in discovered and reported on in this show, far more valuable and entertaining than the trash we get to see nowadays.
There have been a number of careers developed out of this show, and hopefully some time in the future one of those people will give something back to today's youth by bringing this format of reality journalism (yes there is another type) back to our screens.