Zosia Dudzic and Mikołaj Tran, both 16, inquire into the challenges of pursuing a career on screen.

Some actors are recognised for their face, others for a single, iconic shot or sentence. Voice actors live in that strange space where you might not know their name, but you absolutely know what they sound like.

To find out what it’s like to build characters using just your voice, we sat down with Maciek Nawrocki, an actor and improviser whose work ranges from feature films and series to children shows and video games, like The Thaumaturge.

We talked about how voices appear, whether they interrupt normal conversations, how to stay sane after emotional roles, and what AI means for performers whose work lives in a sound booth.

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Alicja Melaniuk, 17, and Karolina Orfinger, 16, inquire on what it takes to work in the film industry.

Zofia Kujawska works in an environment where every frame carries a story, every story carries a risk – and risk is something that has to be embraced, not avoided. In conversation with two Harbingers’ journalists, Karolina Orfinger and Alicja Melaniuk, she explains what being a film producer is actually about.

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ABC News’ Kuba Kamiński has taken a camera to the most dangerous places in the world. He witnessed the annexation of Crimea, took pictures at the frontline in Ukraine, filmed Hamas fighters in Gaza, and was there after Israel launched its offensive on the Gaza Strip.

Kaja Majewska, 16, and Klara Hammudeh, 17, ask ABC News’ Kuba Kamiński about the prize – and price – of pursuing war journalism.

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