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October 17th 2011

Tonight at 8PM on Channel 4 "A Brave New World - Machines" Doghouse recorded many of the voice over sessions for the seires which is on Channel 4 this Autumn.



Professor Stephen Hawking presents a global exploration of the scientific breakthroughs that are transforming our lives in the 21st century.

With the help of some of the world's leading scientific figures - including Sir David Attenborough, Richard Dawkins, Aarathi Prasad, Lord Winston and Maggie Aderin-Pocock - this five-part series reveals how science is striving for humankind's next leap forward.The team showcase breakthroughs in technology and engineering that are creating a new generation of machines. Mark Evans fuses his brain with a computer in Switzerland to test a new breed of machine.

Kathy Sykes hits the streets of San Francisco to have the ride of her life as she experiences the future of transport in a driverless car. In Italy Jim Alei-Khalili comes face to face with a remarkable, baby-like robot called iCub, which learns like a child.

Joy Reidenberg discovers the extraordinary exoskeleton that can make the paralysed walk and give one man the strength of three. In the Canary Islands Maggie Aderin-Pocock visits one of the world's biggest telescopes, where they're searching for new planets in the furthest reaches of the universe - planets that we could one day colonise.

September 25th 2011

Here's a quick update of what we've been doing the past two months, Loads of new ventures on the horizon too so keep checking back to see what we're up to. There's a big announcement coming soon. Click on the pictures for links to the sites and channels.

Revealed: America's Secret War Plan
20th September 2000hrs
Channel 5

"Documentary about War Plan Red, an American strategy to make war on Great Britain. It was conceived in the late 1920s and developed throughout the next decade, including the idea to build air bases capable of bombing cities in the British dominion of Canada, where the US top brass intended the conflict to take place. The plan was officially withdrawn in 1939, with the outbreak of the Second World War, although it was not declassified until 1974.

Now, military experts and historians work through the plans as a war game, showing how they would have worked in practice and revealing who would have won if Great Britain's closest ally had ever become its most dangerous enemy".

Above quote taken from The Guardian TV Listing

"Viewing figs were just off 1 million with a 4.6 audience share. it beat 'Inside Nature's Giants' on C4!"

TV Choice in The Sunday Observer, The Daily Mail

Revealed: Mysteries of the Vampire Skeletons
13th September 2000hrs
Channel 5

TV Choice in The Sunday Observer, Radio Times, Sunday Express, Sunday Times 1.1m and a 4.9% share - way up on the series average so far Including International version.

Deadly Top Ten
Week of 5th September
CBBC

Steve Backshall counts down his ultimate top ten deadly creatures on planet Earth. Steve is on a mission to choose his ten favourite deadly creatures. Including Intl versions.

Elegance and Decandence: The art of Regency
1. Mon 29 Aug 2011 21:00 BBC Four
2. Tue 30 Aug 2011 00:00 BBC Four
3. Tue 30 Aug 2011 03:00 BBC Four
4. Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:00 BBC Four
5. Fri 2 Sep 2011 01:30 BBC Four
6. Wed 14 Sep 2011 19:00 BBC HD
7. Thu 15 Sep 2011 01:20 BBC HD

Colourful series marking the 200th anniversary of one of the most explosive and creative decades in British history. It presents a vivid portrait of an age of elegance presided over by a prince of decadence - the infamous Prince Regent himself, a man with legendary appetites for women, food and self-indulgence. Yet this was the same man who would rebuild London, carving out the great thoroughfare of Regent Street and help establish the Regency look as the epitome of British style through his extravagant patronage of art and design.



"I'm super-keen to channel a bit of butch Regency style," said Lucy Worsley in Elegance and Decadence Ð the Age of the Regency, her history of the Regency period. She's super-keen full stop, frankly, always happy to dive into the dressing-up box or do a bit of skippy pantomime across the screen. Only one thing stilled her relentless cheeriness, which was unwrapping battlefield souvenirs Byron had sent back to his publisher from Waterloo. Cockades and buttons and cannon shot, touched by the poet and, before him, by men at the heart of a historic moment. It's the details that do it".

From Tom Sutclife of The Independent

If you would like to ready Lucy's blog on all things historical, please click here.

Pamper Parlour Mums
5th September
Sky Living

Sky Living meets the mums who are pushy and proud. Ask any mum whether she's doing the best she can for her kids, and she's bound to answer "yes". But this new real-life documentary focuses on mothers who take certain aspects of parenting to the extreme, despite often facing criticism over their choices.

July 22nd 2011

Just heading into the final stages of final post production is "The Art of Regency" (working title) presented by historian Dr Lucy Worsley. If there's one decade that marked an unparalleled cultural shift, and did so with a riotous outpouring of art, fashion, architecture, design and literature, it was 1811-1820, the nine years of the Regency era.



The Regency happened at a moment when the greatest living artists Ð Turner, Constable and Lawrence Ð were all British. It was a period of tremendous energy, when the Prince Regent led an architectural crusade that created one of the most familiar design brands in British history Ð the Regency look.

At the centre of Lucy's take on the period is the compelling central figure of George, the Prince Regent. Lucy argues that no other Royal before or since has had a greater impact on Britain's culture Ð both as an enlightened patron and collector, and as a symbol of misrule, a man capable of inspiring hatred in poets, wits and writers.

"Deadly 60 Ten of the Best" is also in the final stages of Grade, Online and final mixing. The Good Cook is rating extremely well and has been pick of the week in the Observer 3 weeks in a row. Episode 4 goes out this week on Friday 7:30pm on BBC1 or you can catch it on iPlayer by clicking here or on the picture below.



For the Deady 60 website link click on the image below, the kids love it and the series hss been fascinating and fun for us big kids too.

June 21st 2011

The end of the year is looking as busy as ever with more tenders through the door than ever before this year. Our big news is that we have just won the tender for "Wanted Down Under" Series 6 which is now being shot High Deffinition with the Cannon 305XF. Full post starts here on August the 1st and we deliver all 30 shows before Christmas. We have carried out full post on the last three series and we look forward to working with the new team and having the lovely Nicki Chapman back in the building for all the Voice Over sessions.

June 11th 2011

We are so busy we've neglected our news page for a bit, so apologies for that... Here is a quick run down of current projects working with us:

Vapire Skeletons, The Good Cook, The Art of Regency, DIY SOS The Big Build, Kate Middleton Pilates, Wanted Down Under Series 6 and Deadly 60 Top Ten.

May 4th 2011

The Lock Up is now showing on BBC One having been so successful on BBC three. This is the really sharp end of policing - the custody unit where suspects are kept during that volatile period between arrest and, possibly, a court appearance. So what happens there? About 6,500 prisoners were brought in to Priory Road custody suites last year, under suspicion of anything from shoplifting to murder. Locked in an eight by ten foot cell, the suspects can be waiting in here up to 24 hours to hear if they'll be tried in court. Sgt Dave Beer Sergeant Dave Beer supervises information being put into the computer system at the custody desk.

During a year of filming, custody staff handled some of the most volatile, fragile and demanding members of society - attempted suicide, and "dirty" protests, teenage drug addicts, children in care and violent offenders.

The custody suite is a hidden corner of policing that goes largely unnoticed by the public but it's the gateway everyone must go through if and when they enter the criminal justice system.

Inside these miniature prisons, the role of the police is unlike any other. The sergeant and his team of detention officers are not interested in whether prisoners are innocent or guilty. Their role is solely to ensure the welfare of inmates while they await their fate.

April 8th 2011

A busy year continues with five major BBC projects curenlty enjoying their post production with us. We are working with new friends the Deadly 60 team; working on "Deadly 60 - Top 10", they are with us for the first time. We welcome back the Springwatch team again for their "Early Easter Special" and also returning is "The Art of Regency" we originally completed full post on "Portrait of the Artis"t and welcome back Sebastian Barfield and his team for what looks to be a visual feast of classic art. We are also currently Grading and Onlining "DIY SOS - The Big Build" and Grading , Onlining and providing full audio post on new cookery programme. It is fantastic that we are working with so many talented people, the sun is out and life is good, We think we can feel a Doghouse BBQ on the horizon... Welcome Springtime!

You can stay up to date with Springwatch Blog via this feed while the series is on air.

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March 31st 2011

Broadcast on Monday 4th April on BBC three "My Brother The Islamist" Full online post and audio finishing completed with us at doghouse. Graded by Jules, Commrecord by Ric and Final Mix by Andy. This is a great observationl documentary with unpresidentd access. click on the mage below for more information.



Tree surgeon-turned-filmmaker Robb Leech is an ordinary white middle-class boy from the Dorset seaside town of Weymouth. So too is his stepbrother Rich, but a little over a year ago Rich became a radical Islamist who now goes by the name of Salahuddin. He associates with jihadist fundamentalists and believes the UK should be ruled by Sharia law.

In a film that took over twelve months to shoot, Robb sets out to reconnect with his extremist stepbrother and find clues to what led Rich to become Salahuddin. It charts the brothers' relationship and Robb's attempt to understand why the person he'd once looked up to as a teenage role model could so strongly reject all that his family and the Western world believe in. As Robb spends time with Salahuddin, he witnesses a very particular phenomenon - the embrace of radical Islamism by young men, many of them white.

Robb first heard of Rich's conversion in a national newspaper in the summer of 2009. The article said Rich had converted under Anjem Choudary, leader of the radical Muslim group Islam4UK (later banned under Britain's anti-terror laws). Robb was horrified by the things his stepbrother was telling him - that under Sharia law, women should be stoned to death for committing adultery, that he was prepared to die for Islam and that as a non-believer, Robb was going to hell. Just the previous summer the two brothers had shared a room on holiday in Cyprus and been practically inseparable. Robb began filming what was happening to Rich to try to understand why it had happened and what the world was like that Rich had chosen.

March 29th 2011

Last night was a Doghouse fest on televison, The Lock up on BBC three, Seaside Rescue on Dave and last weekend's Harry Hill episode featuring Taking on Tyson was once again shown on ITV2.

March 21st 2011

Our dear Alice is moving on from Doghouse at the end of the month to persue a new career with the NHS as a midwife. She joined us nearly three years ago from UWE and started as a runner and quickly worked her way up into a more technical role and after a year in the machine room moved into the office where she has been assisting Felicity with bookings and the general running of Doghouse administration.

We are very happy for her and although we will miss her jolly smile and quick whit all of us here know that she will have a fantastic bedside manner which should put her in good stead for her new chosen career. Jules will temporarily be covering Alice for from April 1st until we find a suitable replacement.

March 4th 2011

The big news this week is the US and UK TX of Taking on Tyson. The spring season flagship show for Animal Planet, full HD post at Dogouse:

February 23rd 2011

The Lock Up: Broadcast on BBC Three on Friday evenings at 8:30 until the end of March. Full post at Doghouse:



This is the really sharp end of policing - the custody unit where suspects are kept during that volatile period between arrest and, possibly, a court appearance. So what happens there? About 6,500 prisoners were brought in to Priory Road custody suites last year, under suspicion of anything from shoplifting to murder. Locked in an eight by ten foot cell, the suspects can be waiting in here up to 24 hours to hear if they'll be tried in court. Sgt Dave Beer Sergeant Dave Beer supervises information being put into the computer system at the custody desk.

During a year of filming, custody staff handled some of the most volatile, fragile and demanding members of society - attempted suicide, and "dirty" protests, teenage drug addicts, children in care and violent offenders.

The custody suite is a hidden corner of policing that goes largely unnoticed by the public but it's the gateway everyone must go through if and when they enter the criminal justice system.

Inside these miniature prisons, the role of the police is unlike any other. The sergeant and his team of detention officers are not interested in whether prisoners are innocent or guilty. Their role is solely to ensure the welfare of inmates while they await their fate.

January 27th 2011

Tonight on BBC Three "Cannabis, what's the harm?" Ex-EastEnders star James Alexandrou was caught smoking cannabis by the tabloids when he left the soap. Now he wants to find out the truth about the most popular illegal drug in Britain, see the lengths people will go to get it and discover exactly where it comes from.

In the first of two programmes, James looks at the effects of the drug on the streets of Britain, meeting a 17-year-old who smokes weed with his parents and a mum-of-three who uses cannabis to keep her emotions in check. He meets people who are growing cannabis illegally for themselves and goes out on patrol with a police drug squad as they clamp down on large-scale cannabis growers. He also travels to California, the first state in America to license cannabis for medicinal use.

Part of the Dangerous Pleasures season on BBC3. Click Here or on the image below for some clips and a photo diary of the shoot.



Back in the Doghouse it's a month of offlines, onlines, dubs, final mixes and a full house! Still working on several series for the BBC one, BBC three, Animal Planet and Discovery; all 11 offline suits are full and the two online suites are busy everyday for the forseeable future. The ProTools Dubbing suite is being used for US voiceovers down the line from New York for all Episodes of "Taking on Tyson" and of course voice overs here in the UK and all the final mixes while the tracklay suite is busy prepping all the shows for their final mixes.

January 6th 2011

This year has got off to a flying start with a full house and a busy team, boy did we need the ten days off around Christmas... So welcome back everyone and we have a few new faces too which is always fantastic as we spread the word about the top quality work we do here at 11 Belgrave Road.

On an even better note we have just had figures back from the first week of "Wanted Down Under" and they are breaking all previous records; starting on Monday with peak viewing figures at 2.1 million and a 27.9% share of the daytime audience and the 5th series of the show is seeing off its main rival Jerremy Kyle throughout the week and on Wednesday ITV had a 21.3% share and BBC had over 29% for the same time slot, if that wasn't enough to top the week off the first 5 programmes of the 30 installments ended with a 31.7% on Friday.



Click on the picture abouve for a link to the BBC iPlayer.

Animal Planet have started airing the Mike Tyson trailers for Taking on Tyson. Doghouse is carrying out full HD post on this flag-ship series transmitting in March.



We are also moving onto the final stages of online for The Lock Up for BBC ONE making both pre and post watershed versions of the 8 half hour shows with full post at Doghouse. Also moving into the final stages of post is "Natures Miracle Babies". It is a new natural history series for BBC One about the emotionally-charged attempts to save some of the rarest animals on earth.

Presented by Autumnwatch's Martin Hughes-Games, the series explores the ground-breaking work of pioneering programmes to protect some of the world's most threatened animals.

Over five one-hour episodes Martin travels the globe to follow the moving stories of some very precious babies.

December 21st 2010

Merry Christmas one and all, yet another fantastic year of growth for us at Doghouse and we would like to thank everyone who has helped it be such a great year for quality programming and pushing the boundries once again. Here's a little festive show we helped make with our frinds at The Cornershop! You must be over 16 to view the content and you will be prompted by the BBC website.



Click on the picture abouve for a link to the BBC iPlayer.

November 24th 2010

Just a quick report about the 13% audience share on BBC One for Alesha Dixon: Don't Hit my Mum broadcast on Monday night at 22:35. You can watch it on iPlayer for another 5 days if you are interested in how domestic abuse affects young children and adults.



Click on the picture abouve for a link to the BBC iPlayer.

November 15th 2010

Hello everyone, just letting you all know that this week on terrestrial we have 3 shows airing: First up is everyday this week on BBC 1 at 9:15am: Rewind the sixties.



Click the picture above or HERE to watch the first episode on iPlayer:

Birds Britannia is on for it's thrid week, Wednesday 17th November BBC 4 at 9PM - Birds Britannia. The third of four 1 hour specials on the birds that have shaped british life over the past few decades.



Click the picture above or HERE to watch the first episode on iPlayer:

And on FIVE, Thursday 18th at 8pm: Relealed: The Virgin Queen's Fatal Affair. Our first programme with our new friends at Quickfire Media. Full post carried out by Doghouse on this extraordinary study of Amy Robsart's death... Was she murdered? Recently discovered historical records shed some light on some unusual circumstances surrounding the fall that ended her life.

November 2nd 2010

We're on fire and so are the productions coming through our door as we have not one but two "pick of the weeks" in this Sunday's Observer... Tomorow night (Wednesday) 9PM on BBC 4 Birds Britannia part 1 of 4 starts for a run of four consecutive weeks. The series looks at the different birds that live in the UK and at the stories they can tell us about the British people over time.



Our second "Pick of the week" is actually a Pick of the Day, Ego: The strange and wonderful world of self portrait. Art critic Laura Cumming takes a journey through more than five centuries of self-portraits and finds out how the greatest names in western art transformed themselves into their own masterpieces.

Laura investigates the stories behind key self-portraits, interviews artists as they attempt a self-portrait, and shows how the history of the self-portrait is about more than how art and artists have changed - it also charts the evolution of the way we see ourselves and what it means to be human.

It is a 90 Minute doc that is transmitted on Thursday 4th November on BBC4 at 9pm. Click here for more info

October 14th 2010

Just a quickie as we are so busy, we are currently working on the full post production on the following projects:

Killer Queen - Channel 5 & National Geographic HD
Arabian Nights - BBC 4 HD
Natures Miracle Babies - BBC1 SD
Yeo Valley - Web Virals HD
The Lock Up - BBC3 SD
Cannabis, What's The Harm? - BBC3 HD & SD
Wanted Down Under - BBC1 SD
Taking on Tyson - Animal Planet HD & SD

September 14th 2010

Another very busy month for the Doghouse team, Quickfire Media have two HD projects coming to us with full post being carried out in our Color / Euphonix Grading suite and Pro Tools dubbing suite, both projects are utilising the internal processing power of intel Macs by using mixed HD XDCAM and P2 AVCintra100p25 footage on the same timeline.

Arabian Nights is a 60 minute documentary. This fabulous collection of stories first exploded into the West 300 years ago. Ever since then it has entranced generations of children, and seduced us with visions of an exotic, magical Middle East. In this entertaining documentary we trace how the fantasy, strange humour and the wild, wily women of the Nights take us to the heart of the Arab world.

August 16th 2010

We've been getting our hands dirty with 360 Media Productions and "Digging For Britain" recording the voice over for the series with Dr Alice Roberts as she follows a year of British archaeology, joining up the results of digs and investigations the length of the country. You can follow Dr Alice's BBC Blog by clicking here.



Having been with us since early June we said goodbye to Seb Barfield and Alex Kirkland who completed "Portrait of the Artist" for BBC 4; a one off 90 minute study of Self portraiture. Onlined in Final Cut Pro and Graded on Apple's Color by our in-house colourist Mark Richard Adams and Audio was finalised in the Dubbing Theatre with Ric De Mowbray. Presented By Laura Cumming: The Guardian and Observer's Art Critic (Click here for her Blog) we follow the history of how the self-portrait has developed through recent history.

We are delighted to be working on a viral video for Yeo Valley. Their famous organic dairy products starred in a video with farmers and staff from the South West. Full High Definition post is to be carried out on FCP, Color and pro-tools with our in-house team. Yeo Valley Organic is part of a family-owned farming and dairy business that's based in Somerset. Click here for a link to their website.

August 8th 2010

It's full steam ahead on the good ship Doghouse as we start moving into our busy period of the year; looking almost fully booked until the end of 2010 and projects confirmed into February of 2011.

Lime Green Media have been back with us working on Circle Bath's new Osteoperosis Unit Video. Circle Bath is part of Europe's largest partnership of healthcare professionals and is the first hospital of its kind in the UK, owned by everyone who works there. Click here to see the link to their website. All Offline/Online and Grade carried out with us and all graded on Color.

July 16th 2010

We've been doing animation, hard hitting docs, educational and faculty information videos, comedy and long form historical series galore for the last few weeks, busy isn't the word, but still thanks to our project management and work flows the atmosphere at Doghouse remains relaxed, we find it helps that way.

We say goodbye to Flame TV who have been working here on a one off BBC Doc about domestic abuse in the UK hosted by Alisha Dixon, full post was carried out at doghouse and the Grade was completed by company director and senior colourist Mark Adams. It has been a fantastic project and we look forward to working with them all again. We will post TX dates as soon as we hear anything.



Also we've had a gaggle of actors in the dubbing suite voicing a new short annimation which we will post a link to as soon as it is finished and we've been doing more annimation helping Ideal-one Productions with their shortshotz programme for young teenagers; making them aware of the affects of binge drinking and the risks of excees alcohol consumption. The annimation will be reveald at an event at the Bristol Watershed this coming Wednesday (21st July) at 11AM.

June 30th 2010

Comedy straight out of Bristol Click here for a link to the series on BBC iPlayer.

June 2nd 2010

This week Friday night at 9PM on BBC 2 "When Romeo met Juliet" is broadcast, the first installment of a three part documentary. Click here for a link to the series on BBC iPlayer.



One city, eight weeks and two contrasting schools come together to put on a professional production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In a unique experiment, each school is cast as one of the two feuding families at the heart of the world's favourite love story.

Romeo and his Montague clan come from a Coventry city centre comprehensive while Juliet and the Capulets are from a Catholic school in the city's northern suburbs. Trying to get the show on the road is artistic director of the National Youth Theatre, Paul Roseby. Also on hand as mentors - one for each school - are Hustle actor and RADA-trained Shakespeare fan Adrian Lester and his wife, actress Lolita Chakrabarti. Can they help the teenage cast overcome their preconceptions about Shakespeare, and work with each other, to create a Romeo and Juliet for a new generation, iambic pentameter and all?

May 17th 2010

This week Thursday night at 8PM on BBC 2 Springwatch "High Seas" is broadcast as part of the Springwatch specials. Click here for a link to the series on BBC iPlayer.

April 24th 2010

Busy at it again...

We were lucky enough to get our little Doghouse paws on a Cannon 5D Mark 2 Camera for a few tests last week and we must say that the results are fantastic. The final episode of the latest series of "House" will be shot on this amazing camera; so we thought we'd get ahead of the game and try it out for ouselves. Click here to read the article that put us onto the idea of running a test, by the way you will be pleased to know that the HD footage we shot on the camera worked seemlessly on Final Cut Pro. There is also some demo footage on this site so you can see for yourself what great results you can get.



We have some big plans to celebrate our 5th Birthday later this year too, so visit again soon or follow us on twitter for regular updates, you can even become a fan of Doghouse on FaceBook.

We would also like to take this opportunity to welcome technical runner Richard to the doghouse team, he is settling in extremely well and already feels like a member of the family. We've had a great start to the year with so many different projects in the building and lots of new clients joining the regulars here at Doghouse, so we just wanted to say many thanks to you all.

February 24th 2010

Doghouse goes all scientific!...

Our newest clients, Bristol University have just completed their first edit with us. We are pleased to be working with the University on a new concept: an information journal which will be available to faculty and fellowship staff on their internal webcasting system. Along with the usual editing services we offer Doghouse is also providing technical advice and support on pre production, motion graphics and a full encoding package.

We also welcome The Institute of Physics journalistic arm "physicsworld.com" to our growing list of clients. Doghouse has been selected to provide full High Definition post production on all their UK based video content for the next year. We will be working along side the chief editor to create new dynamic motion graphics, sound design and video packages on the latest physics news.

February 14th 2010

We celebrate Valentine's day with Touch Productions and their rogramme "Sextistics" (Love in Numbers) that was broadcast today on TLC America. Full Post was carried out by Doghouse apart from the voice over session that was recorded in the states. Click Here or on the picture below for a saucy preview of the show, soon be be broadcast in the UK. Please note the footage contains references to sexual behavior, if you are easily offended please do not watch it.



Read what online mag My Gloss had to say about the eagerly anticipated prgramme.

January 29th 2010

We welcome back "Wnted Down Under" for series 5, crews are currently shooting in Australia and New Zealand and we have already started the post production process and are working closely with their team both here in theUK and in the Southern Hemisphere.

BBC's "Springwatch" join us for a "High Seas" special, in one of our Avid Adrenaline HD suites with editor Adrian Gooch. A mixture of SD and HD footage is being used for what promises to be a spectacular programme. Taking full advantage of our facilites, offline and online on Avid, grade in Color and all audio being carried out on our Pro Tools Dubbing suite.

You can stay up to date with Springwatch Blog via this feed while the series is on air.

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You can stay up to date with Autumnwatch Blog via this feed while the series is on air.

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January 11th 2010

Nicki Chapman was spotted on BBC News this morning chatting with our old "80 Day's Around the World" friend Bill Turnbull about the latest series of "Wated Down Under", The 4th series is only in it's second week of transmission and is at the top of the ratings every day. Fantastic news!

January 6th 2010

Just when we thought our start to 2010 couldn't get any better we find out that we have just won two more contracts, one for the BBC and one for E4. More news on these to follow, so don't forget to check the news pages out regularly, or follow us on Twitter for the latest news.



More great news for our clients, "Hannah, The Girl Who Said No to a New Heart" was Broadcast last night on BBC1 at 10:30 and had an Average Viewing figure of 3 million, that's a 17.6% share which was the highest figure for terrestrial at that time. Congratulations to Martin Hicks, Julian Mercer and their team on an excellent programme and a fantastic time during the full post here at Doghouse.



"Wanted Down Under" Continues to do well in the ratings as show three was broadcast today, we all watched it go out on air as we waited for clients to arrive from the snowy depths of the South West.

January 5th 2010

Great news for Wanted Down Under, viewing peaked at 1.4 million and a 21% share beating ITV at the 10 AM timeslot. The series only gets better, so we are hoping that this will be the start of some fantastic daytime figures for the series.

January 4th 2010

A great beginning to the New Year for Doghouse, "Wated Down Under" started transmission today and runs every day for the next 6 weeks at 10AM on BBC1. Click on the picture below to view the latest series.



"Kidney Couple" for BBC1 and "Love in Numbers" for TLC also continue to work with us as does "When Romeo met Juliet" for BBC2. We look forward to another sucessful busy year with clients booking suites until the end of June already.

January 1st 2010

We would like to wish all our frinds and clients a very happy and prosperous New Year and a fantastic 2010.

October 20th 2009

We are now in full swing with the post production of "Wanted Down under" series 4. 30 x 1 hour shows for BBC 1 daytime.



The series returns to us for the second year running and we have alos been asked to do full post on series five early next year. As with most of the projects at Doghouse, we are going in full res so this means there is no costly auto conform and you go straight to the online from the picture locked offline.

October 13th 2009

Those of you who visit our news site regularly will notice that we've not updated it for a while, well yet again this has been due to an unforeseen busy period that has seen the facility at full capacity since the end of August. We have had a great time and although many people have been and gone over the last few months we know they will be back with us very soon, so to all those who have been literally living with us for the last 12 weeks, thank you and see you all again.



The Doghouse team all attended the TX party for the first broadcast of "80 Days Around the World" at The Picture House on Whiteladies Road. The series is helping to raise money for the BBC Children in Need charity and we are very privileged to be a part of it. The TX gathering was a busy event and we are extremely proud of the finished product; it looked amazing and the sound mix was perfect, it was crystal clear even thought we were in a crowded room; even Executive Producer Julian Mercer commented on how great it all was from a technical point of view. The whole team were very proud and the fact that the show won the 9PM slot with 4.2m viewers (18.9%) made it good cause to celebrate. The series is being simultaneously broadcast on BBC HD.

Jo Ball, BBC Commissioning Editor for Features, BBC One and BBC Two, said: "Around The World In 80 Days is an exciting part of our autumn schedule and we are looking forward to seeing some of TV's best-loved famous faces take part in this 21st-century twist on Fogg and Palin's epic voyage."



BBC Children in Need is a UK-only grant-maker and the celebrities will not be visiting any overseas projects. The BBC Children in Need Appeal is a charity registered in England and Wales (802052) and Scotland (SC039557) whose aim is to make a positive change to the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across the UK. Every year, thanks to public donations and the amazing efforts of fundraisers, schools, businesses and corporate partners, BBC Children in Need is able to make a difference to thousands of young lives. For every penny donated, a penny will go to a project making a positive difference to disadvantaged children and young people in the UK.

July 27th 2009

We are delighted to announce that Doghouse has been chosen to provide all video post production for "Romeo and Juliet" for the BBC, another fast turn around project which takes full advantage of the fibre channel MetaSAN shared storage Network at our facility in Belgrave Road. We look forward to welcoming the team who are working simultaneously across three suites, starting their post shortly.

Our very own joint Company Director and senior editor Jules Barton Hill won the Best Editor award at the Supershorts Film Festival last week for his work on "Leaving", written, produced and directed by Richard Penfold and Sam Hearn from The House of Omni.

We are currently working on a few projects for Creative Bath, editing short films and promos to demonstarte the huge amount of work, input and support given to the South West by this Body of like minded creative people who constantly push the boandaries on a multitude of mediums in our sector.



Always ready to support the local community, Doghouse is involved with the final Online vision and sound for the Avon and Somerset's Stand Against Violence campaign. We were contacted by Adam Fouracre, brother of murdered teenager Lloyd Fouracre, who has written, produced and directed a powerful and disturbing acoount of his brothers death and the events surrounding it. The film will be shown to pupils in schools accross the country to educate them about the consequences of violent actions.



July 15th 2009Seaside Rescue Series 6 starts tonight at 8PM on BBC 1 with a one hour special followed by 6 half hours over the next 6 weeks. Doghouse carried out full post on the series that returned for it's third year with us.



July 13th 2009Welcome one and all! The Doghouse shared storage has now been expanded to 48 Terrabytes Capable of handling over 890 hours of uncompressed DVC Pro HD footage or 3600 hours of Uncompressed DV PAL footage, still shared between 11 suites and three viewing rooms. This expansion enables us to further streamline our workflows and reduce the amount of time spent on end of edits while simultaneously producing multiple copies of DVD's and playouts without interrupting the editors time in the suite. This, along with our manageable size of 10 Staff members to 11 Edit suites and attention to detail makes the good ship "Doghouse" continue to sail confidently during these uncertian times and it certainly helps in these days of "Quick Turn Around".

Forever Living Products UK has just left us after a two week period of High-end graphics and Full post for the UK release of their 2009 marketing seminar and success days, returning in August for Irish, European and Asian versions all of which are currently being filmed on location.

We continue to expand with more Staff members and Welcome James Thomson who is joining us from the UWE Graduate Placement Scheme and Simon Hutchins from Bournmouth University, they will be put through their paces as Doghouse moves into it's busiest period to date with most of our suites being booked up for a number of Independant and BBC projects.

The number of new clients this year has been astounding and we are very grateful to everyone who has passed on the good name of "Doghouse", repeat business has never been so important in the current climate so a huge thank you to everyone who has worked with us and recommended us.

June 24th 2009Well, this update is going to be short but sweet as we have so much going on... The building work has finished and we welcome the 80 Days team into the building for the next three months, full post on the series is being done at Doghouse. We are taking all rushes for the series in Native HD so we are eliminating the need for a conform and once again, our 'can do' attitude to new technology is helping us pioneer new work flows with the BBC Bristol technical advisors, helping them work with the new Sony EX3 format alongside DVCproHD within Final Cut Pro and Pro tools.

We are extremely proud to have won the tender for series 4 & 5 of 'Wanted Down Under' for BBC Bristol. The popular daytime show returns to us after the huge success of the 3rd series which was fully posted at Doghouse last year. The offlines start in mid August and with both series being shot and posted back to back it keeps us busy right through to the early half of next year.

And finally for this month, We also have a few graphics jobs in at the moment producing 3D sales models for an 'Aloe Vera' Production and some opening titles and map annimations for "Antony Worrall Thompson Adventures in Brunei" all being completed on Motion 3D.

June 1st 2009We welcome Stan Green Managemnet to the Doghouse facilities for the first time, working on a new format of cookery show for Discovery Aisa featuring the loveable Antony Worrall Thompson. Full post on the series will be carried out on Final Cut Pro going in at Apple's astounding ProRes422 Codec and will be taking advantage of our central storage system. The audio side of things will be completed on our Pro Tools HD O2 system with Antony coming in to do the voice over in our new fully air conditioned booth.

The extension work on the back of the building is nearly at an end and we will be celebrating it's completion in a couple of weeks time. The new rooms will provide a lovely new kitchen, better access for clients and in addition to the expansion at the back, the building work also includes a wheelchair friendly access being added to the front of the building.

May 28th 2009Still loads more news to come, but we couldn't keep this one quiet. Once again Doghouse is at the forefront of change! So much so that the series we've been editing has been on Oprah and now featured on Larry King Live. This link (CLCICK HERE) to the footage is only live for a couple of weeks so catch it while you can. We are proud to have been part of this series with Touch Productions and Investigation Discovery and we all look forward to many more installments of the life changing series that is Dallas DNA.

May 25th 2009So much has been happening over the last month and a half we've been too busy to add any news, but rest assured, there will be a big update coming this week and we have some massive announcements to make..., so check back soon.

April 7th 2009Discovery promo spots luanched.

Our latest HD project with Touch Productions and Investigation Discovery, a new Discovery Channel has launched the cross channel promotional spots in the United States. The six-part series called DALLAS DNA starts TX-ing on April 28th. Inmates, exonerees and investigators from the series will also appear on Oprah, The Letterman Show and Larry King as part of the promotion.

For a look at the 60 second US Promo, CLICK HERE to be taken to the Doghouse screening rooms.

March 14th 2009Our big news is a 6 part series for Discovery. We are doing full post and the whole project is being offlined, onlined and graded on Final Cut Pro at full res HD from start to finish. The audio, voice over and mixing is being handled in our Pro Tools HDO2. The whole project is being delivered on HDcamSR. The series utilises our extremely fast fibre channel infrastructure within the Doghouse facility that connects all 11 suites plus the Pro Tools dubbing suite making media sharing a breeze. It also takes full advantage of our expertise in media management and taillor-made workflows. If you would like to know how your latest production can save money without compromising on quality, please contact us for a quote.

Jules, Mark and Fliss have all been quoted in this weeks Broadcast. The Post Production survey contained many interesting articles that looked at the post sector throughout the UK within the current economic climate.

Our new media service continues to grow, we have once again been working with choreographers and dance producers from the famous 'Pineapple' dance studios in London, producing print design and full post on the latest DVD for the "Street Jazz" dance classes.

Congratulations to our close friends Omni Productions, their social film drama, "Leaving" has been nominated for Best drama, Best Script, Best Direction and Charity and Public Welfare at the 2009 IVCA Awards. The IVCA Awards are Europe's largest and most prestigious celebration of the best in corporate and public sector communication. "Leaving" has also been selected as one of 12 finalists in the line up for the 2009 Fujifilm Shorts Competition. Two prizes are awarded Ð the overall "Best Film" and a prize for the "Best Cinematography". Directed By Sam Hearn and Richard Penfold and edited by Doghouse's very own Jules and mixed and dubbed at Doghouse in our Pro Tools HDO2 suite with Ric DeMowbray, the film Stars Kierston Wareing (BAFTA Best Actress Nominee Ð It's a Free World) and Johnny Harris (London to Brighton). Fujifilm winners will be announced on Thursday 26 March and the IVCA winners will be announced the following evening on Friday 27 March. For more information go to House of Omni.

Our new look website will be going live soon, so keep your eyes peeled. Lots of new areas to explore and a freelance editor connection page where you can get in touch with your favourite freelancers directly, all this and more...

January 30th 2009 Doghouse is pleased to announce that 2 of its clients have won awards at the prestigious West of England Royal Television Society's Awards ceremony. At the awards Grace Productions won Best Regional Documentary of the Year for "Beeching's Tracks with Simon Calder". The winning film was shown on BBC ONE (West) and on BBC FOUR as part of a Beeching season, in Autumn 2008. The 30-minute documentary was one episode of a series where Simon Calder examined the arguments for reopening some of the branch lines axed by Dr Richard Beeching in the 1960s. Doghouse provided full post for the episode with Offline, Grade, Online, Track lay, Voice Over and Final Mix completed in 8 days with no evening or weekend work required!

Touch Productions won Best Documentary (non-Natural History) Category. Touch's CEO Malcolm Brinkworth, collected the award. Doghouse provided suite hire and technical support for the post production of the series.

January 23rd 2009We said gooodbye to Nicki Chapman today as she finished the last of her 60 voice overs for Wanted Down Under. She was fantastic to work with and we look forward to working with her again in the near future. Wanted Down Under is coming to the end of it's post, but we are still busy delivering the last of the on-lines. We are extremely proud that all the post production processes from offline, online, tracklay, voice over, final mix and delivery have all been bang on schedule, this is no mean task for over 60 hours of television in just 5 months. Thanks to the BBC production office and all the Doghouse Team involved in making this a pleasure to work on and help in making the series run so efficiently.

Seaside Rescue Series 6, who have returned to us for the third series in a row have been very busy and we are currently half way through the series (providing full post). Again we are all bang on schedule, the first three episodes are out the door and passed Tech review, 5 more to go.

Touch Productions latest project is now well into it's post production. We have four suites on the series and the whole HD project is now being media managed in house across the four suites. We are editing the offline in HD too, so we are not conforming in the online, making full use of the fibre channel storage systems integrated within Doghouse.

Lime Green Media have been with us again for a photoshoot for the Bath Evening Chronical business section. Sharon and Jo form Lime Green posed with Jules in our main offline suite for the article that will be published on Febuary 6th. January 5th 2009New Year starts with a bang as we are fully booked with Wanted Down Under Series 3 and Seaside Rescue Seris 6. Both continue to do full post at our facilities. Wanted Down Under goes to air today with the first of the 30 shows being Broadcast at 9:15AM on BBC1.

Our High definition on lines are also busy and in demand as Touch Productions joins us once more with their latest project. We are delivering to the Discovery Channel on HDcamSR, again, full post to be done at Doghouse. November 15th 2008Things are so busy here at the moment that we can't quite believe that it's nearly half way through November already. The BBC currently have 2 projects with us; Wanted Down Under and Seaside Rescue, both now in full swing with Wanted Down Under moving into the trackly and Voice Over recording sessions with Nicki Chapman well under way and the Online's rolling along nicely with our very own Mark Adams on Final Cut Pro.

Touch Productions' "All Over The Shop" is currently on air BBC2 7:30 and pulling in good viewing figures with a 7.1% share even when competing with Eastenders and the football. Well done everyone at Touch who worked on the series. Doghouse provided full post for the show earlier in the year and we are very pleased that it is doing so well. We have a busy New Year ahead and we're also looking forward to spending some festive times with all our clients over the christmas period. October 15th 2008Our busiest time of the year has started and we are packed full of new equipment, new edit suites and clients. We have purchased a Harding Machine for detecting Photo Sensitive Epilepsy (PSE) and spacial patterning in programmes and now offer the service of a Harding Pass with our Technical reviews and quality control checks. If you are interested in our competitive rates for this service please contact one of the Doghouse team.

Another year of expansion sees us grow in capacity with the introduction of edit 11 on the top floor of our building. The first person to have the Honour of editing there will be our very own Senior Editor and MD Jules as he completes five of the 60 Wanted Down Under shows for the BBC, which we are providing full post facilities for. On the audio side we now have a completely separate Pro Tools tracklay suite running on Genelec outboard kit. All our suites are still capable of running Avid or Final Cut Pro so we can accommodate any project on any format.

We have also had the pleasure of welcoming back Lime Green Media, working on a DVD aimed at the Medical Market and we've made new friends with Grace Productions providing full post facilities for "Down the Line with Simon Calder" a one off 30 minute programme for BBC West about the train lines runing in the immediate area and why they are not operational when there is so much demand for commuting from Minehead to Taunton, Portishead and Bristol.

September 1st 2008

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS Kudos) are back with us editing with Jules on one of our Avid Adrenalines, currently making the reveal inserts for all their corporate functions and events for 2008 and 2009. These worldwide functions celebrate the financial standings of the bank and reward successful employees with weekend breaks and fun days out all over the globe.

Our New Media department is busy reformatting and archiving footage from VHS's, Beta SPs and DVDs for several clients as well as editing, encoding and hosting promotional videos for choreographers from Pineapple Dance Studios in London.

August 4th 2008

Another busy month starts and sees BBC's Wanted Down Under third series start its post production with us. We are doing the full post on 60 shows (30 x 45minute versions and 30 x 60minute versions) This series for BBC1 is tx-ing early January next year. With all picture post on Final Cut Pro and sound post on Pro Tools HDO2.

We are also finishing a large Web based series for Lime Green Media. The 17 viral films for the Boots carers website have been delivered and are currently available to view online.

June 25th 2008

Jules has been editing a drama about abuse at home with Omni Productions. 'Leaving,' is the story of Helen (played by BAFTA nominee Kierston Wareing) as she attempts to free herself and her son Liam (Joe Siffleet) from her abusive partner Jim (Johnny Harris). This twenty three minute drama was filmed in five days in and around the South West using 35mm Fuji film stock.

June 16th 2008

Lime Green Media has asked us to offline, online and encode 17 viral films for the Boots carers website. DVD's will also be authored and produced right here at Doghouse.

14th June 2008

We are happy to be working with Dancing Bear Productions on 3 major projects with Wessex Water, Vodafone and 'ThreeSixty' Media, which continues into August.

8th April 2008

Seaside Rescue series 5 started with a bang! Viewing figures peaked at 5.2 Million with a share of 25%.

Our dubbing suite is busy finishing off the 5.1 surround mix for a short film called "Sad Case", our very own Jamie has been doing all the sound design and mixing for this project, soon to be released and doing the rounds at the film festivals.

We are also working on a number of development projects and pilots for independent production companies, we will post more news when we have sign off or they are commissioned.

27th March 2008

Diverse Bristol have been through our doors again and we've been editing a development project for National Geographic and BBC.

We are finishing off the online stages of 'All Over The Shop' for Touch Productions, due to be broadcast on BBC in the near future.

Seaside Rescue Series 5 now has a broadcast date starting on Sunday 6th April for 10 weeks on BBC1 at 6.30PM.

11th February 2008

White Gospel is to be broadcast on Good Friday on BBC 4 in the late evening.

We continue to work with Touch Productions and have our very own Mark creating the Motion Graphics for the opening titles of the series Retail Therapy (Working Title).

3rd January 2008

Back to normal! We start the New Year with Touch Productions and the BBC working in our offline suites and dubbing suite.

31st December 2007

Doghouse wishes to thank all it's clients for a great 2007. Hopefully we will see you all in 2008, Happy New year everyone!

27th December 2007

We finished 'The Truth About Binge Drinking' for RDF ready for broadcast on ITV, 9PM on Januray 2nd 2008, offline and online on Final Cut Pro and Dubbing, Mixing and Voice Over on Pro-tools HDO2

26th November 2007

The Final Cut Pro seminars that we held as a part of our Encounters sponsorship over the weekend were a great success. Two of our edit suites had over 12 people attend, 6 on each day. All of them had hands on experience of FCP Studio, the basics of editing and the programmes included in the package.

18th November 2007

Yet an even busier end to the year. All the suites are full with a mixture of Avid and Final Cut Pro on several different projects.

BBC's Sea Side Rescue Series 5 is progressing into the online and dubbing stages.

Another BBC project; White Gospel moves into the Online, Grade and Dubbing suite in the next couple of weeks.

RDF have started a one-off 90 minute documentary about Binge Drinking in two of the offline Final Cut Pro suites and are with us until the end of the year.

We welcome Touch productions who are in two of our Avid suites for a series on Retail Therapy, Doghouse is providing full post for this series which will be with us well into the new year.

On the 21st we are sponsoring the opening Evening of this years Brief Encounters Film festival at the Watershed. Hope fully we will see lots of you there. The weekend of the 24th-25th we are hosting a 2 day Final Cut Pro masterclass for edit assistants as a part of our sponsorship.

20th September 2007

It's that busy Autumn time again! We can't believe that the year is already nearing the end.

We have just started this week on Final Cut Pro a music based one off 90 minute documentary for BBC4 entitled "White Gospel", with online and grade on Final Cut Pro and sound in our Pro Tools suite.

The facility is choc a block this month. With the picture and sound post on Final Cut Pro and Pro Tools for "Passion for Plants" in full swing; with Alan Titchmarsh in for all the voice overs for the series. First TX date is 8pm Friday 19th October on BBC2.

We have just started the picture and sound post using Final Cut Pro and Pro Tools on the 5th series of Seaside Rescue. Welcome back to the SSR team!

We have also been working on a drama style corporate video for Davina Media on Final Cut Pro, short Animations for Wonky Films, as well as work for Conference Connections and Norwich based company Eye Film and TV.

01/08/2007

We are really busy this month, both in the edit suites and on the airwaves. We have the India Shorts, 'When Auntie Went East' and 'Real Men' all airing over the next three weeks on BBC1! Please check below for transmission dates and times.

Wild India - Friday 3rd August 22:10
Becoming British - Friday August 10th 22:10
Real Men Under Pressure - Sunday 12th August 19:00
Real Men On High - Monday 13th August 19:30
Real Men Go Forth - Wednesday 15th August 19:30
Real Men See The Light - Friday 17th August 19:30

28/06/2007

BBC India Shorts have chosen doghouse for their full post production. We will be editing 3 10 minute films about India which will be broadcast as a part of the 'BBC Ganges' strand later this year. Edited on Final Cut Pro and Sound on Pro-tools HD02.

04/06/2007

BBC's 'Passion for Plants' start their post production with us. Doghouse is providing full post, all vision is edited on Final Cut Pro and the audio is being completed on Pro Tools HD02. As a company with many green fingered friends and colleagues, we're very excited about working on the series.

29/05/2007

We are delighted to announce that doghouse has won the tender for Sea Side Rescue series 5. Following the success of the last series done with us in 2006 we are very pleased that the BBC have decided to return. We will be doing full post on the series of 10 half hour episodes for BBC 1.

23/05/2007

We celebrated our 2nd Birthday with a BBQ in our back garden at number 11. Clients past, present and new turned up to help us knock back a few glasses of bubbly. Luckily the weather held out and in was a fantastic warm evening. Thanks to everyone who came and a big thanks to Jon Ginster catering for once again providing brilliant food.

14/05/2007

Once again we have been featured in Televisual's 'Best of The UK Survey'. We are delighted with the position of 23rd in the top 30 post facilities outside London and thrilled about being considered one of the top post facilities in Bristol. Amongst other things, Televisual said "Still in it's infancy, Doghouse Post production has made a big impact on the Bristol media scene, offering a level of client care that would not look out of place in Soho".

We look to move onwards and upwards as the company continues to grow with a rapidly expanding very satisfied client base. A big thank you to all our clients, past and present who voted for us, or put a good word in, it's very much appreciated.

25/04/2007

We start post production on 'Extreme Jobs' for BBC 1, working alongside Cassy Walking, Wendy McComb, Kimberly Littlemore, Jenny Fazey, Jason Holmes, and Lucy Bailey. Extreme Jobs is being cut on Final Cut Pro and doghouse is providing all Offline and Online vision.

05/04/2007

A new face has joined the doghouse team in the form of Chris Gape. He is with us until September when he sets off to do a BA Hons course in Media Practice at UWE, to find out more please visit the 'Team' page of this site

19/03/2007

Work starts on 'Help Me Anthea, I'm Infested'. RDF return to us with three 60 minute shows for BBC3 following Anthea Turner into some of the nations most pest infested homes and environments, with the sole aim of getting them cleaned up and pest free. Doghouse is providing all Offline and Online vision all edited on Final Cut Pro.

04/03/2007

Doghouse continues to work with BBC Development to produce tasters and teasers.

15/02/2007

We are very pleased to announce that our new machine room has now been installed. All the Final Cut Pro and Avid suites are now integrated and share all of our machines, which makes digitising across our network of suites available to any editor at the flick of a switch.

08/02/2007

We are very excited because we have just won the tender for the new prime time 'Plant Series' for BBC2. Felicity and Mark are particularly excited as they are both very keen gardeners! We will be welcoming back some old friends, editors, producers and directors who have been working with us over the last two years as well as some new faces. Work starts on the series this Summer.

03/02/2007

Our new office space is opened up and running with electronic bookings system software 'Farmers Wife', enabling us to keep up to date with all bookings and invoicing at the click of a mouse. This was all integrated and organised by Felicity, Sarah, Amy and Jamie who made the move extremely smooth.

20/01/2007

Doghouse continues into it's third month working with 3rd Wave Communications providing full post production facilties. 3rd Wave produces world class videos for multinational companies including Cisco International.

07/01/2007

News of When Love Comes to Town broadcast dates - BBC1, Sunday Evenings 6:30, read a press releases and reviews here.

01/01/2007

Doghouse wishes you all a Happy New Year

31/12/2006

A big thank you to everyone who has helped in Making 2006 a fantastic year for doghouse. All our clients, staff, suppliers, re-sellers, friends and families. We look forward to 2007 with excitement.

20/12/2006

Seaside Rescue series 4 - This new series of life on the british South West coastline is broadcast on Wednesday's on BBC1 at 8PM.

12/12/2006

In conjunction with Ching Productions and A Productions we have once again been pushing the boundries by providing full post for "ABE" using FCP HD and Pro Tools. This High Definition project uses the latest in 3D projection. 'ABE' is an 8 foot animated character that interacts with the bands and artisis currently topping the charts for nightclub promotions all over the country. The technology for this type of projection is also used by Madonna and The Gorrillaz in their live performances.

16/10/2006

Doghouse is now a UK Post member - www.ukpost.org.uk. We recognise the importance of keeping our staff and clients trained and up to date with all aspects of the production and post production world and becoming a member of UK Post is helping us to do just that. Come back for more News soon.

06/10/2006

We are very proud to have recently been acknowledged as 83rd in the Televisual, top 100 Facilities poll 2006. This is an incredible achievement for us as we are still only in our 14th month of business. It is down to our fantastic team, and outstanding technical staff and management. Thanks to all our clients and everyone who voted for us or put a good word in. We are most grateful.

21/09/2006

Doghouse continues to expand and set the standards for post production in Bristol. Felicity Hirst joins us as Full time Facility Manager, running all bookings and correspondence. Promotions and TV spots for forthcoming series of GSI on BBC Three are being aired. "Musical Genius" aired on Channel 5, Monday 25th September.

14/08/2006

Start post production on 'GSI', 'Lovetown' and 'Seaside Rescue 4'. The doghouse team expands to nine, with three new members of staff, two starting in September and one sound engineer/dubbing mixer starting in October.

28/07/2006

Splinter Films - Foo Fighters European Tour DVD, Offline Final Cut Pro and DVD NTSC and PAL authoring and duplication.

12/07/2006

BBC Seaside Rescue Special - Provided full post facilities, vision and sound for 1 hour special. All edited on Final Cut Pro and Mixing on Pro-Tools HD02.

10/07/2006

Pro-Tools HD 02 installation complete. High-End audio finishing tool with digidesign D-command desk in purpose built dubbing suite with vocal booth.