izzy eckerslike
master brummie
Did any of you work there?
Contrary to popular belief very little scenery was produced at Pebble Mill, it was nearly all contracted out, mostly to Eagle Road Studios in Redditch. I worked on the scenery there from 1980 -1998, hundreds of programmes inc Howards Way, Juliet Bravo, Dangerfield, Noels telly addicts etc. the Dickens classics, Oliver twist, Martin Chuzzlewit, parts of which were filmed at Redditch studio. The final series of All creatures was also filmed at Redditch studio.
I have a few photo's and memorabilia, here is the filming of 'Anna of the five towns' location was at the Black country museum, large plywood frontages were installed held up by scaffolding. If you look across the end of the street scene you can see a row of scenery buildings, they were put there to hide the busy dual carriageway as articulated lorries zooming past would be out of place! They were actually fitted onto the sides of lorries so they could be driven away at close of each days filming.

Contrary to popular belief very little scenery was produced at Pebble Mill, it was nearly all contracted out, mostly to Eagle Road Studios in Redditch. I worked on the scenery there from 1980 -1998, hundreds of programmes inc Howards Way, Juliet Bravo, Dangerfield, Noels telly addicts etc. the Dickens classics, Oliver twist, Martin Chuzzlewit, parts of which were filmed at Redditch studio. The final series of All creatures was also filmed at Redditch studio.
I have a few photo's and memorabilia, here is the filming of 'Anna of the five towns' location was at the Black country museum, large plywood frontages were installed held up by scaffolding. If you look across the end of the street scene you can see a row of scenery buildings, they were put there to hide the busy dual carriageway as articulated lorries zooming past would be out of place! They were actually fitted onto the sides of lorries so they could be driven away at close of each days filming.


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