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We are proud to present the magnificent six-part HD documentary series entitled A History of Christianity, which will be broadcast this autumn on BBC Four, with repeats on BBC Two. This hugely anticipated program began creation over two years ago! Contributing impressive 5.1 surround sound, seamlessly mixed together by Mike Stewart; in-house tracklays by Holly Simpson and Craig Hobson using worldwide DAT recordings; glossy Avid Symphony grading; and a captivating narrative composed skillfully from a vast collection of footage from around the globe, we have all enjoyed the challenge and creativity involved in working on this epic program as the sole post production facility. Instigating the creation and soul of these programs, Directors Sian Salt and Gillian Bancroft have developed one of the biggest projects ever to come out of Manchester… This series will be available in both gorgeous High Definition and SD, courtesy of The Sound House. |
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We have been hard at work on this three-part series exploring the life of the holy man who defied the British Empire through a radical campaign of non-violence, coming soon to BBC Two. Exciting stuff! This factual documentary commission was shared between BBC London and BBC Manchester and we’re happy to say we worked on the entire Post for two episodes out of three! |
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Daniel Barber’s hard-hitting film Harry Brown hits the cinemas soon and we took great pride recording ADR with one of it's star actors, Joseph Gilgun (This Is England). Look out for this one! |
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We have done various audio work on Jimmy McGovern’s critically acclaimed The Street (series three) . Our most recent work includes ADR via ISDN with actor Stephen Graham with a studio in New York, while he’s over there filming as Al Capone in Martin Scorsese's new drama Boardwalk Empire... |
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We have recently completed A More Gracious Future, a religious BBC documentary, narrated by the Chief Rabbi in London. Sir Jonathan Sacks questions the morality of contemporary Britain in the context of the last four decades. This thought-provoking feature was edited by award-winning Helen Chew, who created a compelling montage from archive clips of the 1960s, ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s for the program - a crafty cut! |
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This captivating program, made for BBC Two's Darwin season contains breath-taking shots, innovatively edited by Andy Rushton, who’s editing skills have hopefully led to it's second nomination for the RTS awards – watch this space, we’ll keep you updated as to the results! |
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When this new BBC drama, Desperate Romantics (following the lives of the Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood) requires our ADR expertise we are more than happy to be of service! |
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