It all began from an idea-1

I asked him what he meant “No Problem”. He went on to explain that where he worked they had an entire floor that was turned into a studio by a TV filming company and they were in the middle of filming a drama about an orphaned child ending up outside a hospital. So the set on the fifth floor was made to resemble a hospital ward.

As the film crews always finished their filming by 5 pm, we could move in around 7 pm and work until 5 am if needed. I immediately arranged to visit him, for two reasons. One to check out the location and two to take his picture to show to Sandie, for her approval. Sandie agreed and even provided an arrangement of hospital paraphernalia. So filming was arranged for the Saturday night.

Mick and I used the remaining time to practice our twin camera filming techniques. One camera for panoramic shots and one for the close ups. By Friday, I was confident that I could not only manage the filming to a high standard but with the two practice attempts found the mixing and editing of the films reasonably easy.