If you’ve enjoyed the latest series of the spoof documentary
series W1A which has just finished on BBC Two then you’ll be happy to hear that
series one and two will be available to buy as a 2-disc box set next week. David
Tennant narrates the award winning comedy from the makers of Twenty Twelve
which stars Hugh Bonneville, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya and Jessica Hynes, who picked up a BAFTA last week for her performance as Siobhan Sharpe.
W1A is released on Monday 18th May.
W1A
With the London games of Twenty Twelve successfully
delivered, W1A follows former Head of the Olympic Deliverance Commission Ian
Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) at the start of a new chapter of his life as Head of
Values at the BBC, a key and very specific senior new post which has been
created in the light of recent learning opportunities at the corporation.
Ian’s task as Head of Values is to clarify, define, or re-define the core purpose of the BBC across all its functions and to position it confidently for the future.
Upon arrival Ian feels that there is something very exciting about the BBC and that he is now at the centre of something genuinely important. The really exciting thing is to think that part of his job is to try to establish where that centre is and also exactly what it is in the centre of.
However Ian will not be alone, as he is joined by a number of other BBC colleagues who are already there as well as by Brand Consultant Siobhan Sharpe from PR Company Perfect Curve (Jessica Hynes)- an expert in all aspects of communications theory except in how to apply any of them.
Ian’s task as Head of Values is to clarify, define, or re-define the core purpose of the BBC across all its functions and to position it confidently for the future.
Upon arrival Ian feels that there is something very exciting about the BBC and that he is now at the centre of something genuinely important. The really exciting thing is to think that part of his job is to try to establish where that centre is and also exactly what it is in the centre of.
However Ian will not be alone, as he is joined by a number of other BBC colleagues who are already there as well as by Brand Consultant Siobhan Sharpe from PR Company Perfect Curve (Jessica Hynes)- an expert in all aspects of communications theory except in how to apply any of them.
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