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Antiques Roadshow A completely tapeless HD FCP workflow, working in native HD DVC Pro throughout. Edited by Dan Blackman, Chris Mullineux, Andrew Darbyshire and Vincent Wright. Sound by Martyn Harries, Peter Davies, Laura Russon and Steve Williams.

Bargain Hunt
Continuing daytime series. A completely tapeless FCP workflow, finished by Keith McHugh, Cecilia Cheng, Dan Blackman and Caroline Reeves. Sound by David Cherry, Martyn Harries, Peter Davies, Laura Russon and Steve Williams.

Beat the Boss
Three children get the chance to take on the professionals in an attempt to design a new product. Editors: Clive Adcock and Ivan Griffiths. Currently editing in the village.

Blue Peter
Blue Peter is edited in the CBBC Village at TVC. Editors Duncan Bragg & Graham Murray. All cut on Avid Media Composers & Adrenaline.

Casualty
Drama series of 48 episodes, running throughout the year. Edited by Roy Demery, Jo Payne, Tim Coope, Bobby Sheikh and Al Dixon. Graded by Neil Hopkinson and Jonathon Prosser. Tracklay by Angela Groves, Paul Clark, Angie Gallagher and Ravi Gurnam. Final mix by Martyn Harries, Peter Davies, Laura Russon and Steve Williams.

Countryfile
Continues its regular Sunday lunchtime look at rural affairs. With a different location each week, a 1 hour programme is edited in multiple suites, mixed and finished in 3 days for transmission in the weekend. Shared storage is essential for this workflow with the quick turn around required. Edit team: Dawn Mears, Louise Pearson , James Cole , Dan Wardle , Martin Dowell.

Doctors
Award winning daytime drama series. An increase in the number of programmes required saw a new crew employed and a big increase in post at the Drama Village. Lead Editor: John Burkill, Editors: Neil Roberts, Amrik Manku, Simon Prentice , Keith Brown, Ian Collins, Martin Dowell, Stephen Killick. Graded by Tim Savage and Jim Gregory.

Don't Die Young
Series two starts this summer, this time with eight programmes focusing on health & lifestyle. Editors: Simon Prentice, Dan Wardle and Matt Jinks.

EastEnders
Turning around each block of 4 episodes in four and a half weeks, we ingest directly from the multi camera based studio galleries, offline and online/grade on Avid Adrenalines whilst our Dubbing Mixers use Protools. Editors: Eben Clancy, Jan Deas, Andrew Frampton, Adrian Gooch, Caroline Judson, Ian Merrylees, Chris Murison, Nick Pitt, Rob Platt, Damien Raistrick, Moira Knowles. Sound Team: Pauline Gardener, Nick Mottershead, Colin Solloway, Karl Vonblock.

Fossil Detectives
Fossil Detectives is a brand new series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for the Open University. With eight half hour programmes the Fossil Detectives team have travelled the country exploring the latest science and most fascinating fossil sites in the country. Drawing on the Coast model each programme is regional based, within a number of distinct stories and beautiful scenery.
The series is fronted by BBC New Talent winner Hermione Cockburn and features a regular team of fossil experts.

The series is due to broadcast in late 2008 and will be companied by details on the OU website and a Fossil Detectives book. Edited by Judith Robson, Tim Dawson & Moira Knowles.

France on a Plate
A 60 minute documentary exploring French politics through food. The programme was shot on DVCPro100 and was edited by Ged Murphy in BBC Post Production’s new HD capable Final Cut Pro area. Colourist: Chris Packman. Dubbing Mixer: Steve Hudson.

Football Focus
Football Focus is back with its usual mix of friendly studio banter, a look at the weekend’s football programme and special features. Avid Editing commences during the week in at least 2 suites in readiness for its fast paced, live transmission on Saturday afternoon using LSM.

Gardeners World
Every Friday evening with all things horticultural. Organically edited to maturity in 4 days across multiple edit suites utilising the Avid unity shared storage to the full. Edit team: Dawn Mears, Louise Pearson, James Cole, Dan Wardle, Martin Dowell.

Gimme A Break
Edited by Ian Pearce and Ivan Griffiths.

Green Balloon Club
The show is edited by John O’Connor in the Village on Avid Adrenaline. It was one of the first Children’s productions to move to the new ISIS system in the East Tower and employs a central ingest workflow with remote Production viewing.

Help! Teach is coming to stay!
Help! Teach is coming to stay! is a 20 x 60min series editing in the Children's Village. The show is a new Saturday morning kids series for the BBC. It's part reality - part gameshow. The first eight programmes are being edited by freelance editors on the new ISIS/Interplay system in the Village.

Click here to view our latest case study based on the new facilities at Children's Village.

Imagine
Damon & Jamie's Excellent Adventure - TX 4th July 2007. Alan Yentob speaks with Damon Albarn & Jamie Hewlett as they embark on a new creative endeavour and their first collaboration outside the Gorillaz partnership. Editor: Judith Robson. Colourist: Geoff Hockney. Dubbing Editor: Paul Batchelor. Dubbing Mixer: Nigel Powell.

Inside Sport
Its second run of 14 programmes with Gaby Logan preceding over a diverse line up which includes Lawrence Dallaglio, Tim Henman and Christine Ohuruogu, after her triumphant return at the World Championships. The programme is transmitted live from Television centre studios. Insert films are cut on Avid Adrenalin and transferred onto our LSM network to be played into the live programme. Editors: Lee Eynon, Paul Farmer, Guy Tetzner.

Match of the Day
MOTD returned for the 16th Premiership season. Matches were recorded onto our Avid Airspeeds or MAX servers enabling skilled editors like Charlie Cope, Chris Kaye and Nathan Carpenter to start immediately cutting down the matches in a linear or nonlinear suite.

The finished edits were saved onto our LSM to be played into the constantly changing live programme or used for analysis by specialist operators like Neil Belcher, Andy Clements and John Loughman. We also utilise specialised graphics tools like Piero operated by trained post production assistants.

Nuzzle and Scratch
Edited by Dave Horwell and Eve Blackwood.

Points of View
Popular BBC viewers forum on Sunday afternoons- new series kicks off on Sunday Oct 7th. Lead Editor: Matt Jinks.

Sacred Music
Renowned actor and former chorister Simon Russell Beale explores the flowering of Western sacred music in Sacred Music, the first British television series to explore this period of music history in depth. In a story spanning six centuries, this four-part documentary series – starting on Good Friday, 21 March 2008 – contains a rich mix of personal, political and musical stories and features some of the greatest music ever written, all performed by award-winning choir The Sixteen with its director Harry Christophers. Programmes 1 & 3 edited by Ged Murphy. Dubbing Mixer; Kenny Clark. Colourists: Chris Packman & Geoff Hockney.

Seven Ages of Rock
7 part series about rock music. Finished by Stuart Garlick, Brian Jones, and Cecilia Cheng. Tracklay by Paul Clark and Final mixes by Peter Davies

Ski Sunday
BBC Post Production built Ski Sunday a dedicated editing environment to assemble their weekly programme. The area consists of three Non Linear Avid’s, a Unity server, Airspeed and connectivity to a voice over booth. The programme also consists of tailored films assembled in Ski Sundays dedicated facility, cut by Charlie Cope, Lee Eynon, David Horwell, Hannah Barnes and Nathan Carpenter.

Click here to view our Ski Sunday case study.

Sky at Night
50 years old & still going strong. Editors: Stephen Killick, Ant Smith.

Smart
Edited by Nial Brown, Dominic Bell, and Duncan Bragg

Weakest Link:
BBC2 Format Entertainment Quiz Show.
Editors currently working on the series : David Horwell, Nathan Carpenter, Clare Stradling, Kate Flynn.