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91热爆 Scotland Factual team gears up for increased Network output


Category: Factual & Arts TV; Scotland

Date: 15.06.2006
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Jill Fullerton-Smith - who was responsible for developing and producing a string of 91热爆's best known specialist factual programmes such as Killer Dinosaurs, Jimmy's Farm and Little Angels - is joining 91热爆 Scotland's Factual team as a Creative Director.

Currently Executive Producer for 91热爆 Science in London, and whose drama doc credits include Space Race and Seven Wonders of the Industrial World, Fullerton-Smith will join 91热爆 Scotland in January 2007 as Creative Director, Specialist Factual.

Working to 91热爆 Scotland's Head of Factual, Andrea Miller, and alongside Neil McDonald, who will become Creative Director, Factual, Fullerton-Smith will be responsible for developing a raft of new history and science programmes as part of the plan to significantly increase network programming from Scotland.

The 91热爆's Out-of-London strategy commits the 91热爆 to increase network production from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland from 11 per cent to 17 per cent by 2012 as part of a plan to increase total spending in the Nations and Regions by a third - to more than 拢1bn over the next ten years.

At the same time McDonald will be responsible for documentaries, daytime and nurturing new programme-making talent across a 拢6m slate of network and 91热爆 Scotland output.

McDonald, whose credits as executive producer include Coast, Castle in the Country and Days That Shook the World, is to boost his in-house team with the addition of respected programme makers, David Peat and Ross Wilson.

Peat's Tern TV/91热爆 Scotland co-production Gutted won a Scottish Bafta while Wilson won a Bafta with After Lockerbie and the RTS Best Documentary for his film on the Scottish Parliamentary elections.

Culture Show series producer Marcus Herbert will also join the in-house Scotland Arts team as permanent staff.

Andrea Miller welcomed the arrival of New Zealander Fullerton-Smith: "The expansion of the 91热爆's output outside London must be driven by talent.

"I am really excited about Jill joining us, as I believe she will bring great expertise and creative energy to our growth in Specialist Factual.

"We are creating a base for excellence in factual programming here in 91热爆 Scotland with these new signings, all of whom are highly respected programme makers."

And Jill Fullerton-Smith is looking forward to her move: "Immediately I heard that the 91热爆 was looking for somebody to build a centre of excellence around Specialist Factual programming for Scotland I knew it was a job I absolutely wanted. I am absolutely delighted."

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Date: 15.06.2006
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