Popkorn TV specializes in broadcast quality
programme-making for the television and private sector, and last night’s
filming ironically was an interview with the well-respected forensic
psychologist, Dr Keith Ashcroft (pictured adjacent), a former member of The Portico Library. The
interview will be used in a three part TV series for Channel 5 presented by
Professor David Wilson. The series will examine the crimes committed by
three convicted serial killers and will be broadcast in June of this year. Very
interesting stuff- however, the subject matter made it all the more eerie when
I was locking up that evening once filming was over!
The Portico Library and Gallery opened in 1806 as a Library and Newsroom and still occupies its original site - 'the most elegant and retired street in town' according to John Dalton. Its mainly 19th century collection is accessed by members as well as researchers in the UK and abroad. The Library continues to flourish as a hub of cultural activity by hosting a thriving and active programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year. These are open to members and the public generally.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Lights, Camera, Action!
Late last
week we were approached by a Niamh Kennedy, Assistant Producer at Popkorn TV
making an enquiry to use the Library as a possible film location and only last
night it was “Lights, Camera, Action”. Numerous crew members from the independent
production company made their way up our staircase with cameras, tripods, mics,
and lighting equipment.
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