producer

As a producer Graham has generated and developed many successful ideas for broadcast both in commercial radio and at the BBC.

In commercial radio Graham produced documentaries such as: life aboard a British patrol submarine, the final days of a terminally ill cancer patient and a two-hour programme about the Reading Festival, which was narrated by Deep Purple's front man Ian Gillan (nominated for a SONY Radio Award).

At the BBC Graham has also devised, produced and presented special

projects: -

• Ghost Watch programme broadcast overnight, live for four hours,

  from various locations around a haunted village.

• A sophisticated three-location outside broadcast from some of

  Wiltshire’s UFO hotspots.

• A special feature on the 30th Anniversary of the formation of the

  RAF Red Arrows for broadcast in a live programme from the

  Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford. This gave Graham

  a unique opportunity to actually fly with a team member in one

  of their Hawk jets (Right).

•  Crop Circle competition which required listeners to grow their own miniature crop circles, have the

  winning design made full-size in a farmer's field and then to fly over it in a helicopter to view it from the air

  (Below).

Graham with the winner

LINK

The Crop Circle Story (BBC)

• A week-long challenge to redevelop an area of overgrown woodland into a sensory garden for a

  respite care home for severely handicapped children (nominated for a SONY Radio Award in 2003)

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