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Martine Bakker has extensive experience in journalism and documentary filmmaking, currently serving as a reporter and documentary maker at AT5 since 1998. Notable works include the documentary "Sabina's strijd" and various specials covering issues such as youth care mismanagement, crime in the Wildemanbuurt Amsterdam, the fallout of the childcare benefits affair, and the Holocaust Names Monument. Additionally, Martine has worked as a camjo for reality series related to healthcare and the taxi industry in Amsterdam, produced news reports on civic engagement failures, and directed "Amsterdam Blijf Fit!" for Omroep MAX. Martine has also contributed to academia as a guest lecturer at the University of Amsterdam and Hogeschool van Amsterdam, with a Master's degree in Word and Image from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a prior education at Inholland University of Applied Sciences.