Founders Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron of Aquarius Creative posing for The Agency: Unfiltered series four promotional image. — Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron return to lead the fourth series of the BAFTA-winning show. (Image: BBC Scotland / IWC Media)

BAFTA-Winning Series ‘The Agency: Unfiltered’ Returns for Series 4: New Stakes and Global Ambitions at Aquarius Creative

The hit reality series The Agency: Unfiltered officially returns to BBC Scotland, BBC Three, and BBC iPlayer on June 15, 2026. This season follows founders Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron as they introduce higher stakes to the Aquarius Academy and expand their influencer empire into new business ventures.

RMN Stars TV Desk
New Delhi | June 4, 2026

The Return of Scotland’s Influencer Powerhouse

BBC Scotland has released a glossy first-look image ahead of the fourth series of the BAFTA Scotland-winning reality hit, The Agency: Unfiltered. Since its debut in 2023, the program has amassed over 2 million streams on BBC iPlayer and secured the 2024 BAFTA Scotland Award for Best Entertainment Programme. The upcoming series continues its deep dive into Aquarius Creative, Scotland’s premier influencer agency, capturing the high-pressure reality of life behind the camera.

Higher Stakes at the Aquarius Academy

This series sees the return of the Aquarius Academy, featuring six aspiring content creators from across the UK and Ireland. This year’s participants represent diverse niches, including food, fitness, travel, drag, and comedy. However, the path to a professional contract has become more rigorous; for the first time, one creator will be sent home after each challenge if they fail to impress agency bosses Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron.

We’ve had a brilliant new group of content creators take part in the Academy, all from very different backgrounds and content niches, and the competition is tougher than ever!”

— Amy Moore and Kirsten Cameron, Aquarius Creative

New Ventures and Familiar Faces

As Aquarius Creative grows, Moore and Cameron are pushing into new territory, including the launch of a dedicated wedding content creation company. Viewers will also reunite with familiar faces, including previous Academy winner Kira and established influencers Megan Welsh and Abigail Comrie. The season follows these creators as they navigate significant milestones, such as wedding planning and the launch of a new podcast.

The show has become a real success story for BBC Scotland, attracting younger audiences and generating lots of chat online.”

— Steve Allen, Commissioning Executive at BBC Scotland

The production promises a mix of high-stakes professional drama and eccentric challenges, ranging from an influencer brand trip to Tenerife to the testing consumption of 16-year-old fermented fish.