Award winning Bristol Media members Wildfire Productions re-launch today as Every Picture Media with a new website www.everypicturemedia.co.uk

This completes the transition of the company from its previous base in St Andrews to a newly converted office in Bristol’s creative quarter, The Paintworks. The company is responsible for such popular series such as The Allotment and Stashed Away, for ITV West, and has picked up several UK and international awards for its productions. In 2006 it won a Royal Television Society (RTS) Award for Best Independent Production for the drama documentary Til the Boys Come Home, directed by Colin Thomas, about the First World War. The series featured Harry Patch, the oldest remaining First World War soldier, who recently celebrated his 110th birthday. Alongside its broadcast work, Every Picture Media also has a strong background in creating innovative visual media and screen-based training materials for corporate customers, charities and public sector organizations like the Department of Health.

Lee Cox, Director of Every Picture Media, says: “We chose our new name because Every Picture tells a story and we always put the story firmly at the heart of our productions.

“This is an exciting time for us as we get used to our fantastic new office which gives us the space to have separate teams working on multiple projects. Not only do we have more desk space but two Final Cut Pro editing suites, and even an exercise bike to ensure we’re all fit for the task ahead!”

To find out more about Every Picture Media please visit the website www.everypicturemedia.co.uk or ring for an informal chat on: 0117 9713432 or email info@everypicturemedia.co.uk