Viewing the past

I've spent the last few days looking at some of the rare archive footage that will be going into the documentary and can tell you, those of you who like to see what places looked like in the past are in for a treat. Thanks to our wonderful partners at MACE we are able to include shots of the studio site in Birmingham before the studios were built and even whilst they were being built.

It would be fair to say that it has exceeded my expectations and will benefit parts of the documentary that cover the sites history. I know you'll enjoy it too...

JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT WE'D FORGOTTEN ABOUT THIS BLOG!!

Im probably going to guess that this Blog hasnt really been checked for some time now, but hopefully it will again!

What a year it's been! Last Saturday we took part at the 625 Line television event at the QUAD in Derby. During the Saturday Morning Kids programmes which included fantastic episodes of Catweazle and Jukes of Picadilly (to name two), we showcased a 30 minute trailer of our forthcoming documentary FROM 'ATVLAND' IN COLOUR.

We had a great response to the trailer which will be made available to view shortly for everyone so you can see exactly where we are with the programme. Its basically a very condensed version of our almost 4 hour documentary on the fantastic ATV Midlands which Im sure you are already aware.

This blog, the twitter, the Facebook page, the ATVLAND.net website and our productions website will be updated on a more regular basis now as we aim for a Summer 2011 release on DVD.

Also please keep an eye on the MACE (Media Archive for Central England) website at www.macearchive.org who we are working with. They are the guys who have helped made it happen.

Right must dash now. Please keep an eye on all our webspaces and as news happens you will be the first to know!