Owen is a highly experienced executive producer with an exceptional track record in primetime popular factual formats and documentary television. He has successfully launched numerous series for a wide range of UK and international broadcasters, including the BBC, Channel 4, Five, Discovery and NatGeo. He created popular BBC formats such as Departure Lounge, The Flying Gardener, Holiday Hit Squad and Charlie’s Garden Army. His long-form documentary credits include Cold Case (BBC One), Million Dollar Moon Rock Heist (NatGeo) and Fame: Remember My Name? (BBC One). As Commissioning Editor at BBC Television, he was instrumental in the launch of The One Show. 

Recent projects at One Tribe include Sex: A Bonkers History for Sky History; Wonders of the Celtic Deep for the BBC, Jonnie’s Blade Camp for Channel 4 and BAFTA Cymru-nominated Liz Johnson: Swimming Against the Tide for BBC One Wales and iPlayer. Owen is currently working on two projects due to TX in the coming months: Shift The Thrift (BBC Network and BBC Wales) and A Kingdom in Chaos (ZDF for German-French cultural channel ARTE and Blue Ant Studios).  

About One Tribe  

Established in 2011, One Tribe TV has grown into a go-to Nations and Regions company for high-quality non-scripted content. Based in Wales (Chepstow) and the West of England (Bath), the company is owned and run by award-winning programme makers Dale Templar and Owen Gay. 

One Tribe produces a wide range of popular and specialist factual content.  It exclusively produces the One Big Thank You segment on BBC One’s The One Show. Other recent series include Sex: A Bonkers History with Amanda Holden for Sky History, The Emerald Isles with Ardal O’Hanlon for BBC/TG4, blue chip Natural History series Wonders of the Celtic Deep with Dame Sian Philips for the BBC and Jonnie’s Blade Camp with Jonny Peacock for Channel 4.