Television Production Collection

A scene from the Dr Who tv series, the story is called "The Chase"
A scene from the Dr Who tv series, the story is called " The Chase" The scene show a confrontation between the Mechanoids large spherical robots originally built by humans in order to help

Members of the cast of "Are You Being Served?"
Members of the cast of " Are You Being Served?" take a rest during a break in filming. They are left to right Frank Thornton, Arthur Brough, Nicholas Smith and Molly Sugden

Filming of the television programme When the Boat Comes In on location in North Shields, January 1981 When the Boat Comes In is a British television period drama produced by the BBC between 1976

Actor Robert Mitchum seen here during filming at the Madingley US war cemetery near Cambridge, for the US miniseries Winds of War. October 1983

The Bosewell family may be Britains best loved TV family - but for one they re too noisy for one of their real life neighbours

Barry Morse (left) and Robert Mitchum seen here filming a scene for the US miniseries Winds of War at the US War Cemetery at Madingley close to Cambridge. October 1983

Marianne Faithfull at the Duke of Wellington Estate, in Risley near Reading in Berkshire, filming for BBC television. 20th October 1969

Dr Who producer Verity Lambert seen here in the control booth at the BBC TV Lime Grove Studios in Shepherds Bush directing and reviewing sound effect tapes produced by the BBC Radiophonic workshop

Actor Murphy Grumbar seen here extracting himself from a Mechanoid during the filming of the Dr Who tv series, the story is called " The Chase" The scene just shot was a confrontation

A view of a television beauty competition Holiday Girl not seen by the viewers. The programme was broadcast from Brighton. Left back Renee Jacobs, Mavis Ridgeway, June Scath and Marion Lewis

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Television production has always been a captivating world, filled with behind-the-scenes moments that bring our favorite shows to life. From the iconic control booth at BBC TV Lime Grove, Dr Who producer Verity Lambert orchestrates the magic on screen. In another corner of television history, the beloved cast of "Are You Being Served?" gathers together, creating laughter and unforgettable characters. Venturing outside the studio walls, filming takes us to North Shields for the gripping television program "When the Boat Comes In, " capturing authentic stories in picturesque locations. Even Hollywood legend Robert Mitchum finds himself immersed in television production as he films at Madingley US war cemetery near Cambridge. But it's not just drama that captivates audiences; comedy also steals hearts. The Boswell family becomes Britain's most cherished TV clan, leaving an indelible mark on viewers' hearts. Meanwhile, Barry Morse and Robert Mitchum collaborate on a thrilling scene for a mesmerizing US miniseries. Television production isn't limited to actors alone; musicians like Marianne Faithfull find themselves amidst enchanting settings like Duke of Wellington Estate in Risley near Reading in Berkshire. These unexpected collaborations between music and visual storytelling create truly memorable moments. Returning to science fiction realms, Dr Who continues its timeless journey through space and time with an exhilarating episode titled "The Chase. " Viewers are transported into unimaginable adventures thanks to dedicated producers like Verity Lambert who work tirelessly behind-the-scenes. Not all heroes wear capes; sometimes they extract themselves from Mechanoids during intense filming sessions. Actor Murphy Grumbar showcases his dedication while bringing thrilling action sequences to life. And let's not forget those hidden gems unseen by viewers - beauty competitions like Holiday Girl offer a glimpse into glamorous worlds beyond our screens where dreams come true for aspiring contestants. In every frame captured during television production lies countless hours of hard work and creativity from talented individuals who strive to entertain us all.