Friday, 18 February 2011
The Doctor Who Experience: Making It Happen part 3
Take two years, over 150,000 construction hours, installation experts, animators, writers, designers, restoration specialists and actors. Add an army of monsters, some spectacular sets, cinema screens and smoke, then blend well and what do you get? The Doctor Who Experience. Well, not quite. Because it's clear there's another ingredient that's not so easily definable.
Paula Al-Lach, Head of Exhibitions and Events at BBC Worldwide, the organisation responsible for the Experience, reflected, 'Everything about this project has been a challenge, but a really enjoyable challenge.' She comes close to defining that extra ingredient when she adds, 'What has been so brilliant about it is that everybody involved just loves Doctor Who.'
Read more at BBC Dr who
The Doctor Who Experience: Making It Happen part 3
Take two years, over 150,000 construction hours, installation experts, animators, writers, designers, restoration specialists and actors. Add an army of monsters, some spectacular sets, cinema screens and smoke, then blend well and what do you get? The Doctor Who Experience. Well, not quite. Because it's clear there's another ingredient that's not so easily definable.
Paula Al-Lach, Head of Exhibitions and Events at BBC Worldwide, the organisation responsible for the Experience, reflected, 'Everything about this project has been a challenge, but a really enjoyable challenge.' She comes close to defining that extra ingredient when she adds, 'What has been so brilliant about it is that everybody involved just loves Doctor Who.'
Read more at BBC Dr who
The Doctor Who Experience: Making It Happen part 3
Take two years, over 150,000 construction hours, installation experts, animators, writers, designers, restoration specialists and actors. Add an army of monsters, some spectacular sets, cinema screens and smoke, then blend well and what do you get? The Doctor Who Experience. Well, not quite. Because it's clear there's another ingredient that's not so easily definable.
Paula Al-Lach, Head of Exhibitions and Events at BBC Worldwide, the organisation responsible for the Experience, reflected, 'Everything about this project has been a challenge, but a really enjoyable challenge.' She comes close to defining that extra ingredient when she adds, 'What has been so brilliant about it is that everybody involved just loves Doctor Who.'
Read more at BBC Dr who
The Doctor Who Experience: Making It Happen part 3
Take two years, over 150,000 construction hours, installation experts, animators, writers, designers, restoration specialists and actors. Add an army of monsters, some spectacular sets, cinema screens and smoke, then blend well and what do you get? The Doctor Who Experience. Well, not quite. Because it's clear there's another ingredient that's not so easily definable.
Paula Al-Lach, Head of Exhibitions and Events at BBC Worldwide, the organisation responsible for the Experience, reflected, 'Everything about this project has been a challenge, but a really enjoyable challenge.' She comes close to defining that extra ingredient when she adds, 'What has been so brilliant about it is that everybody involved just loves Doctor Who.'
Read more at BBC Dr who
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