Cinewessex Scores 'Dream' Football Contract

The south coast's leading TV and video facilities house has won a 'dream contract' to edit a brand new regional football television show.
Cinewessex, a Winchester-based company is editing BBC One’s Late Kick Off, a half hour, weekly football magazine programme.
Tailor-made for the South, West and South West regions the show features league action as well as exclusive behind the scenes footage and in-depth coverage of the 14 clubs in the region. The programme airs after 11.00pm every Monday night until the end of the regular season in May.
Jonathan Pearce, the BBC’s top flight Match of the Day Commentator, fronts the show along with top football professionals Leroy Rosenior (former Bristol City Player and Torquay Manager) and Scottish International Graeme Murty who's served Reading with great distinction and now plays at Southampton.
Cinewessex's Head Editor, Paddy Bowerman is understandably enthusiastic about the win and said: "This job is really great as I get paid to watch football – how good is that? It’s a terrific challenge because it demands high quality work turned round in a very short time."
Andy Steggall, the Pergall Media Managing Director who is already familiar to viewers across the region in his time presenting at TVS, Meridian and Sky Sports added: "This is great news for Football League fans who will be able to watch more detailed coverage of the region’s teams than ever before."
He concluded: "Pergall Media had no hesitation in choosing Cinewessex for the post production because of their very high craft skill levels and heritage in sports production. Cinewessex have recently been involved in making fly on the wall DVD documentaries about Reading and Gillingham football clubs as well as golf and rugby programmes for broadcast/distribution."
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