Lots of television cameras around at the moment, here is our round up.
Morgans Deli turned into a film on Monday as a crew from Bafta award winning independent Television Production company Nine Lives Media shot some footage for the forthcoming series of BBC1 documentary Pound Shop Wars.
First broadcast on BBC1 in 2012, Pound Shop Wars follows the competition between rival pound shops. The 2014 series topped BBC ratings with 5.4 million viewers in February, making it one of the BBC’s most successful factual programmes.
The production team interviewed an entrepreneur who is about to open a pound shop in our area.
Deli owner Lauren Morgan was filmed in action making a coffee. Let’s hope she makes it to the final edit. The series is scheduled for early 2015.
Chiltern Open Air Museum was one of the locations used for the new popular Monday night ITV drama Grantchester.
Monday 27 October’s episode featured the splendid Caversham Public Convenience as the scene of a murder. The post war Prefab from Amersham will feature later in the series
The Museum is an increasingly popular film location, and has been host to crews from Horrible Histories, Downtown, Call the Midwife, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, Boomers and Midsummer Murders.
Meanwhile, Chenies Manor will, once again, feature in this weekend’s episode of the Antiques Roadshow and then on Gogglebox. St Clement Danes will appear on ITV’s Tonight programme 7:30Thursday 22nd Oct.
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