Gravity Media’s Production Centre in Sydney was approached by the UK based production company Yeti TV to provide studio and recording facilities for a pre-recorded cross with actress Miriam Margolyes.

The pre-recorded interviews featured in two documentaries that aired on Channel 5 in the UK during the month of July titled, The Marvellous Maggie Smith and Judi Dench: Our National Treasure. Gravity Media provided a studio facility including the LED wall, cameras, lighting and audio and a live link to the Yeti TV director in the UK who conducted the interview with Miriam.

While at Gravity’s Production Centre in Sydney Miriam also stepped into our architecturally designed and acoustically engineered audio post studio, to record a voice over recording for her new 3-part series Miriam Margolyes: Australia Unmasked. A Southern Pictures Production which premiered on ABC TV and ABC iview.

For more information on our Production Centre in Sydney, click here.

The Emirates FA Cup: Behind The Dreams documentary is a collection of stories from the FA Cup. From the extra preliminary round to the finals, profiling some of the characters taking part in the world’s oldest club competition.

The Gravity Media team put the final touches to the BT Sport one-hour documentary featuring a round by round look at some of the more obscure stories around this seasons FA Cup competition. 

Production for this documentary was completed at The Production Centre in Manchester.  

At Gravity Media, every day we operate within the top tier of world sport. We work across a wide range of competitions but, at the heart of our business, is a rich tradition of delivering high-end content and live production across the full spectrum of world football. Find out more about our football DNA here. 

Gravity Media works with some of the biggest names in football and for those who choose to partner with Gravity Media, this expertise, along with our state-of-the-art facilities in London and global network of offices, is at their disposal. For more information, please contact enquiries@gravitymedia.com.

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Drive to Survive, the behind-the-scenes Formula 1 documentary series, has returned to Netflix for a second season, with all 10 episodes available to stream from Friday 28 February.

The first series was a big hit with fans, peeling away F1’s polished veneer to reveal the contract discussions, disputes and emotions rarely seen in race weekend coverage. Mercedes and Ferrari declined to participate in the first series, but both are excellent additions to this second outing – notably coverage of the Mercedes team’s weekend to forget at Hockenheim, and a focus on the intriguing Vettel-Leclerc rivalry.

Gravity Media helped support the production with a suite of Avid Media Composer systems.

Part of the team from The Production Centre, Sydney travelled to central Queensland to produce the latest film in a series for Telstra, which shines a light on their staff who go above and beyond for their customers.
 
The Gravity Media crew went the extra mile – travelling 2,500 kms on two flights followed by a three hour drive – to film at a cattle station in 45 degree heat. It was an interesting view into life for families in the remote Australian outback.

Telstra was extremely proud of the results and you can watch the beautiful images here.

Series 20 of Channel 4’s critically acclaimed fly-on-the-wall documentary series 24 Hours in A&E began on 14 January 2020. The show follows cameras filming around the clock in some of Britain’s busiest A&E departments, where real stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. 

The show has won a Royal Television Society award for Best Documentary, and has become a hit with viewers for its often emotionally-charged scenes depicting the bonds between patients, family members and hospital staff – not always with a happy ending. 

24 Hours in A&E is filmed in St George’s Hospital, London, which has one of the busiest A&E departments in the world, seeing an average of 350 patients a day. 

Gravity Media supplied a number of Avid Media Composer suites to support post-production on the show.

Following a the successful installation of several Avid Media Composer Nitris DX suites at BBC Bristol for Winterwatch, preparation has now begun for the 2020 location record. Later on this month, The Gravity Media team will be installing further Avid Media Composer suites and an expansive EVS integration rig at the live location in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland.

Presenters Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Gillian Burke will be heading back to the highlands at the end of January for another round of their high-profile nature show, live streaming winter wildlife at its chilly best on BBC Two and iPlayer.