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Aerial DOPs are somewhat rare in the history of ''Doctor Who'' generally — much less the BBC Wales version. This is because it involves camera work from within a helicopter or plane — and these sort of shoots have historically been too expensive for the budget of ''Doctor Who''. Nevertheless, an aerial DOP was known to have been employed on the opening sequence of ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]''. ([[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Video Explorer]]'')
Aerial DOPs are somewhat rare in the history of ''Doctor Who'' generally — much less the BBC Wales version. This is because it involves camera work from within a helicopter or plane — and these sort of shoots have historically been too expensive for the budget of ''Doctor Who''. Nevertheless, an aerial DOP was known to have been employed on the opening sequence of ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]''. ([[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Video Explorer]]'')
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