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27 Jan 2016

BBC Studios and Post Production hosts
event in refurbished studios

Red Assembly Central Meeting Space

BBC Studios and Post Production, a fully owned commercial subsidiary of the BBC, last week opened up the three refurbished studios at Television Centre for a preview event for potential clients.

BBC Studios and Post Production will begin marketing the three studios to potential clients later this year, before they reopen in spring 2017 as part of the wider redevelopment of Television Centre.

Building work on the studios is still ongoing, but structural work has completed on green rooms, dressing rooms, a central meeting space, and post production facilities.

The first floor will house four large production offices and galleries leading onto each of the three studios, and the technical fit out will be completed by early 2017.

Superstar Dressing Room
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