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Revision as of 20:13, 11 April 2010

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The Doctor Who Video Explorer was an umbrella title used by the Doctor Who official website to offer webcast documentaries related to series 5. It debuted in the last week of March 2010. It had a similar structure to the Doctor Who Advent Calendar feature, in that content was progressively unlocked as the debut of an episode on BBC One approached. Unlike the Advent Calendar, however, its content was exclusively devoted to explaining how various personnel impacted the production of a particular episode. The Video Explorer was created by digital design company magneticNorth (mN) http://mnatwork.com.

Content

The first series of this title contained a series of short documentaries, no longer than about 2 minutes each, which were made available for the week leading up to a new episode of the series.

Episode related to Documentary subject Originally available
The Eleventh Hour Dan May on the pre-visualisation of the opening scene 27th March 2010
Steven Moffat discusses writing the opening scene 27th March 2010
James Swanson on aerial photography in the opening scene 27th March 2010
Nikki Wilson on producing the opening scene 30th March 2010
Adam Smith on directing the opening scene 31st March 2010
Barney Curnow on visual effects of the opening scene 1st April 2010
Tim Ricketts on sound dub of the opening scene 2nd April 2010
Gordon Seed on being Matt Smith's stunt double 3rd April 2010
Danny Hargreaves on practical effects 3rd April 2010
Paul Jefferies on sound effects editing 3rd April 2010
Matt Smith explains his role in the opening scene 3rd April 2010
The Beast Below TBA TBA

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