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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
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Step Inside the TARDIS... Dr who experience part 2
In the very first episode of Doctor Who, two school teachers forced their way into a big blue box and found themselves in a machine that could take them anywhere in the universe, past, present or future. It marked the start of an incredible series of exploits. So it's fitting that almost fifty years later, the TARDIS doors are once again being flung open but this time it's visitors to the Doctor Who Experience that get the chance to journey through time and space, taking part in their own adventure...
The latest version of the TARDIS has been pain-stakingly recreated at the Doctor Who Experience. Many of the artefacts that were used on the original set were unique one-offs and so a dedicated team were tasked with building them from new, using photographs, videos, original designs and a dizzying level of detail. Did they get it right? Take a look at the gallery above and decide for yourself!
The TARDIS isn't just some static set, though. There's noise, lights and motion so it's as though the time machine is crashing through the cosmos. And like every good trip in what the Doctor called his 'frankly magnificent time ship', it's just the start of the story!
Aside from the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS you can check out the versions piloted by the Fifth, Ninth and Tenth Doctors. Take a look at our gallery to remind yourself of previous console rooms... which was your favourite?
Source - BBC Dr who
Step Inside the TARDIS... Dr who experience part 2
In the very first episode of Doctor Who, two school teachers forced their way into a big blue box and found themselves in a machine that could take them anywhere in the universe, past, present or future. It marked the start of an incredible series of exploits. So it's fitting that almost fifty years later, the TARDIS doors are once again being flung open but this time it's visitors to the Doctor Who Experience that get the chance to journey through time and space, taking part in their own adventure...
The latest version of the TARDIS has been pain-stakingly recreated at the Doctor Who Experience. Many of the artefacts that were used on the original set were unique one-offs and so a dedicated team were tasked with building them from new, using photographs, videos, original designs and a dizzying level of detail. Did they get it right? Take a look at the gallery above and decide for yourself!
The TARDIS isn't just some static set, though. There's noise, lights and motion so it's as though the time machine is crashing through the cosmos. And like every good trip in what the Doctor called his 'frankly magnificent time ship', it's just the start of the story!
Aside from the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS you can check out the versions piloted by the Fifth, Ninth and Tenth Doctors. Take a look at our gallery to remind yourself of previous console rooms... which was your favourite?
Source - BBC Dr who
Step Inside the TARDIS... Dr who experience part 2
In the very first episode of Doctor Who, two school teachers forced their way into a big blue box and found themselves in a machine that could take them anywhere in the universe, past, present or future. It marked the start of an incredible series of exploits. So it's fitting that almost fifty years later, the TARDIS doors are once again being flung open but this time it's visitors to the Doctor Who Experience that get the chance to journey through time and space, taking part in their own adventure...
The latest version of the TARDIS has been pain-stakingly recreated at the Doctor Who Experience. Many of the artefacts that were used on the original set were unique one-offs and so a dedicated team were tasked with building them from new, using photographs, videos, original designs and a dizzying level of detail. Did they get it right? Take a look at the gallery above and decide for yourself!
The TARDIS isn't just some static set, though. There's noise, lights and motion so it's as though the time machine is crashing through the cosmos. And like every good trip in what the Doctor called his 'frankly magnificent time ship', it's just the start of the story!
Aside from the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS you can check out the versions piloted by the Fifth, Ninth and Tenth Doctors. Take a look at our gallery to remind yourself of previous console rooms... which was your favourite?
Source - BBC Dr who
Step Inside the TARDIS... Dr who experience part 2
In the very first episode of Doctor Who, two school teachers forced their way into a big blue box and found themselves in a machine that could take them anywhere in the universe, past, present or future. It marked the start of an incredible series of exploits. So it's fitting that almost fifty years later, the TARDIS doors are once again being flung open but this time it's visitors to the Doctor Who Experience that get the chance to journey through time and space, taking part in their own adventure...
The latest version of the TARDIS has been pain-stakingly recreated at the Doctor Who Experience. Many of the artefacts that were used on the original set were unique one-offs and so a dedicated team were tasked with building them from new, using photographs, videos, original designs and a dizzying level of detail. Did they get it right? Take a look at the gallery above and decide for yourself!
The TARDIS isn't just some static set, though. There's noise, lights and motion so it's as though the time machine is crashing through the cosmos. And like every good trip in what the Doctor called his 'frankly magnificent time ship', it's just the start of the story!
Aside from the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS you can check out the versions piloted by the Fifth, Ninth and Tenth Doctors. Take a look at our gallery to remind yourself of previous console rooms... which was your favourite?
Source - BBC Dr who
Wednesday, 16 February 2011
Doctor Who Experience, Part One
By now you've probably heard about the Doctor Who Experience but if you can't make it to London to enjoy it first-hand, don't panic! Over the week ahead we're bringing some of the Doctor Who Experience to you, with exclusive galleries, videos and the inside story of the whole spectacular.
The Doctor Who Experience has been described as 'the ultimate Doctor Who Adventure' and is part immersive experience, part interactive exhibition. Specially written scenes featuring Matt Smith as the Doctor, plus some fiendishly inventive sets, incredible FX and surprises conspire to make the Experience more than just an exhibition.
The premise of the immersive adventure is to take visitors through their very own journey across time and space, helping the Doctor, dealing with Daleks and whirling through a breath-taking world that's normally reserved for the Time Lord's companions...
But aside from the excitement of that story (and we can't give too much away!) there's a TARDIS-load of sets, monsters and mementoes from the show itself. The scope is ambitious and covers everything from the first ever episode back in 1963 to the latest series. We'll be bringing you an insight into much of this journey, from visiting Starship UK to trips though the various versions of the Doctor's time machine, giving you a glimpse into what makes the Experience such a full-on phenomenon!
The Doctor Who Experience opens in London on Sunday 20th Feb. We'll be there for the official opening, sharing the low-down from the launch... always assuming we make it past the Angels, Zygons and other old enemies!
Source BBC Dr who
Doctor Who Experience, Part One
By now you've probably heard about the Doctor Who Experience but if you can't make it to London to enjoy it first-hand, don't panic! Over the week ahead we're bringing some of the Doctor Who Experience to you, with exclusive galleries, videos and the inside story of the whole spectacular.
The Doctor Who Experience has been described as 'the ultimate Doctor Who Adventure' and is part immersive experience, part interactive exhibition. Specially written scenes featuring Matt Smith as the Doctor, plus some fiendishly inventive sets, incredible FX and surprises conspire to make the Experience more than just an exhibition.
The premise of the immersive adventure is to take visitors through their very own journey across time and space, helping the Doctor, dealing with Daleks and whirling through a breath-taking world that's normally reserved for the Time Lord's companions...
But aside from the excitement of that story (and we can't give too much away!) there's a TARDIS-load of sets, monsters and mementoes from the show itself. The scope is ambitious and covers everything from the first ever episode back in 1963 to the latest series. We'll be bringing you an insight into much of this journey, from visiting Starship UK to trips though the various versions of the Doctor's time machine, giving you a glimpse into what makes the Experience such a full-on phenomenon!
The Doctor Who Experience opens in London on Sunday 20th Feb. We'll be there for the official opening, sharing the low-down from the launch... always assuming we make it past the Angels, Zygons and other old enemies!
Source BBC Dr who
Doctor Who Experience, Part One
By now you've probably heard about the Doctor Who Experience but if you can't make it to London to enjoy it first-hand, don't panic! Over the week ahead we're bringing some of the Doctor Who Experience to you, with exclusive galleries, videos and the inside story of the whole spectacular.
The Doctor Who Experience has been described as 'the ultimate Doctor Who Adventure' and is part immersive experience, part interactive exhibition. Specially written scenes featuring Matt Smith as the Doctor, plus some fiendishly inventive sets, incredible FX and surprises conspire to make the Experience more than just an exhibition.
The premise of the immersive adventure is to take visitors through their very own journey across time and space, helping the Doctor, dealing with Daleks and whirling through a breath-taking world that's normally reserved for the Time Lord's companions...
But aside from the excitement of that story (and we can't give too much away!) there's a TARDIS-load of sets, monsters and mementoes from the show itself. The scope is ambitious and covers everything from the first ever episode back in 1963 to the latest series. We'll be bringing you an insight into much of this journey, from visiting Starship UK to trips though the various versions of the Doctor's time machine, giving you a glimpse into what makes the Experience such a full-on phenomenon!
The Doctor Who Experience opens in London on Sunday 20th Feb. We'll be there for the official opening, sharing the low-down from the launch... always assuming we make it past the Angels, Zygons and other old enemies!
Source BBC Dr who
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