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Have you seen my adventures on television? Here are some photographs of the BBC filming me at the seaside. This is what happens when most tv programmes are made - it's very exciting but lots of hard work!
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That's me, watching the camera crew set up for a shot
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What do you think they are looking at? If you look at the next picture, you'll find out...
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That's me on the top of the platform!
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I'm ready - where are the camera crew?
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That's Tim and Chris. Chris is known as a 'Spark' because he looks after all the electrics.
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Chatting to Richard, the man who looks after the sound.
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Tony is the cameraman - he's the one who does all the filming
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That's Andrea, the director. She's in charge of the filming. She's watching everything on a small television.
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This is me chatting to my friend Rebecca - she's on the production team.
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The crew getting ready for a 'take' - that's filming a scene.
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Tony lining up his camera. I don't think he's got me in the picture!
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Andrea and Tony discussing the next shot.
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This is inside the Tourist Information Office - you won't see the camera in the film!
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Richard watching the scene on the monitor.
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Paddy, Richard and Tim at the end of a hard day's filming.
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Richard telling me he could do with an ice-cream!
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All photos © Ian Grayson. Thanks to the BBC and the Barnaby film crew for letting us use these photos.
Visit the BBC's own Barnaby Bear pages:
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