Limeleaf win indie production award

Limeleaf Productions have won this year’s Independent production award at the recent Royal Television Society 2002 Awards.
The award was for Limeleaf's first commission, a six-part series named ‘Sea to Source’, and all of the post-production was undertaken at Hoxton Square based facilities VET.
Commissioned for ITV, Sea to Source follows presenter and executive producer Nick Clarke’s odyssey from the expansive mouth of the Thames estuary through to the reedy beds past Lechlade – the source of the Thames. The Series was filmed over three weeks in the summer on Digi Beta and DV Cam.
Producer Harry Barnes said: “This project was logistically ambitious considering the budget we had to work within for six episodes, but we didn’t want to compromise on our vision, or the quality of the programme. At some points in the production, the cast and crew actually camped in tents by the banks of the Thames to keep in the spirit of Nick’s journey, stick to the schedule, and come in under budget”
VET on-Lined and graded Sea to Source on Avid Symphony, and dubbed it in AudioVision. Graphics were created on After Effects and imported."
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