Tim Daish

About the Editor

I am a fast, resourceful freelance editor with over 18 years experience in broadcast editing. 

 

Working across all genres of broadcasting, I have the skills and ability to edit a broad range of productions; from fast-paced, music driven formats requiring a high level of technical expertise, speed and creative flair, through to narrative focused programmes that call for careful pacing and perceptive story-telling. 

 

Since going freelance in 2010 the main focus of my work has been studio based programmes. Earlier this year 3 series’ I worked on were aired on BBC1 Saturday night at prime time for 20 consecutive weeks - Who Dares Wins, Impossible Celebrities andCatchpoint.

Credits

: COMEDY & ENTERTAINMENT

IMPOSSIBLE CELEBRITIES :

BBC1(Series 2) 

Primetime BBC1 quiz. Rick Edwards hosts 18 stars competing to win £10,000 for charity.

Series Producer: Kirsten Highet (Mighty Productions)

CATCHPOINT:

BBC1(Series 1) 

Primetime physical game show hosted by. Paddy McGuiness.

Series Producer: Zoe Tait (Twelve Yard)

WHO DARES WINS :

BBC1 (S 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)                               

Saturday night quiz show presented by Nick Knowles. 

Series Producer: Zoe Tait (Twelve Yard)

TIPPING POINT :

ITV1(Series 10) 

Hugely popular daily game show presented by Ben Shephard.

Edit Producer: Shelley Radford (Twelve Yard)

THE BIG QUIZ: CORRIE v EMMERDALE :

ITV(2018, 2019)

Stephen Mulhern presents the annual grudge match between ITV's biggest shows. Insert and studio edit.

Series Producer: Barry Hart  (ITV Studios)

THE BOSS :

BBC1(Series 2)

Lively BBC1 quiz show hosted by Susan Calman. 

Series Producer: Barry Hart (ITV Studios)

IN IT TO WIN IT :

BBC1(Series 15,16, 17)

Saturday night lottery quiz presented by Dale Winton. 

Series Producer: Zoe Tait (Twelve Yard)

FIFTEEN TO ONE :

Channel 4(Series 2, 3, 4, 6, 7)

Iconic quiz show with Sandy Toksvig. 

Series Producer: Stuart Harrison (Remedy)

IMPOSSIBLE :

BBC1 (Series 2, 4, 5, 6) 

Daytime quiz show presented by Rick Edwards.

Series Producer: Kirsten Highet (Mighty Productions)

1001 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW :

BBC1 (Series 1, 2)

Daytime quiz presented by Sandi Toksvig.

Series Producer: Sarah Thomson-Woolley (Thames Scotland)

PERFECTION :

BBC1 (Series 3, 4, 5)

Daytime quiz show presented by Nick Knowles.

Series Producer: Zoe Tait (Twelve Yard)

SARAH MILLICAN TV PROG :

BBC2 (Series 1, 2)

Monologue/chat show taking a comedic view of British TV programming.

Series Producer: Paul McGettigan (SO Television)

TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT :

BBC1 (Series 2, 3)                     

Saturday night light entertainment show. VT inserts of John Barrowman and guests making ordinary people’s musical dreams come true.

Series Producer: Louise Rainbow (BBC/Barrowman Barker Productions)

BREAK THE SAFE :

BBC1 (Series 1, 2)

Saturday night lottery quiz presented by Nick Knowles. 

Series Producer: Sarah Thomson-Woolley (Thames Scotland)

STILL GAME: THE STORY SO FAR :

BBC1 (1 x 60’)

A warm-hearted salute to the TV comedy phenomenon. Combining interviews with cast, celebrities and fans with archive footage of favourite moments.

Director/Producer: Ron Bain  (Comedy Unit)

CHILDREN IN NEED :

BBC1

VT inserts for the annual TV charity fundraising event.

Executive Producer: Eileen Herlihy (BBC)

T IN THE PARK :

BBC1

Onsite TV packages and retrospective ‘Best Of’ shows for this annual music event.

Producer: Abi Judge (BBC)

COMEDY CONNECTIONS :

BBC1 (Series 6)

The stories behind the productions of Britain’s best-loved comedy shows.

Producer: Toby Stevens (BBC)

MOVIE CONNECTIONS :

BBC1 (Series 1)

Documentary series charting the evolution of some of Britain’s most successful films.

Producer: Toby Stevens (BBC)

EXTREME FISHING WITH ROBSON GREEN :

Channel 5

Highlights show compiling the best parts of all five series’ of the hugely popular factual entertainment show.

Series Producer: Barry Egan (IWC)

: ARTS & FACTUAL

THE ONE SHOW :

BBC1 (2014) 

Topical magazine show that takes a fresh look at the Britain we’re living in.

Series Producer: Eleanor Horne (BBC)

COAST:

BBC1 (Series 1)

Landmark magazine show that journeys around the coast of the UK, uncovering stories that have made us the island nation we are today.

Producer/Director: Matt Barrett (BBC)        

THE CULTURE SHOW :

BBC1  (2005-2011)

Topical series featuring the best of the week’s arts and culture news. Covering books, art, film, architecture etc.

Series Producer: Graham Mitchell (BBC)

THE CULTURE SHOW GOES TO CHINA: A CULTURE SHOW SPECIAL :

BBC2 (2008: 1 x 60’)

Miranda Sawyer and Tom Dyckoff visit China’s mega cities to meet the artists, musicians, photographers and architects who are shaping the fastest changing culture in the world.

Series Producer: Graham Mitchell (BBC)

THE CULTURE SHOW AT THE EDINBURGH FESTIVAL :

BBC2  (2009-2011)

Sue Perkins presents the best in theatre, dance, literature, music and comedy from Edinburgh’s Festival.

Series Producer: Pauline Law (BBC)

THE CELL :

BBC4 (2011:1x 60’)

Specialist factual documentary. Dr. Adam Rutherford tells the story of the scientific quest to discover the secrets of the cell and of life itself.

Producer/Director: Alison Roper (BBC)

HOLLYWOOD GREATS :

BBC1 (2007: 1 x 30’)

Jonathan Ross meets Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren to review her illustrious career with help from Harrison Ford, Stephen Frears, Tim Roth and Jeremy Irons.

Producer/Director: Pauline Law (BBC)

ARTWORKS: WHEN HARRY BENSON MET ALBERT WATSON :

BBC2 (1x 40’)

Two of Scotland’s top photographers spend a day together in New York discussing the tricks of their trade and some of their best known images.

Producer: Andrew Lockyer (BBC)

EDINBURGH ROYAL INFIRMARY :

BBC1 (1 x 30’)

Observational documentary featuring orthopaedic, cardiothoracic and transplant surgery.

Series Producer: Susan Kemp (BBC)

ARTWORKS: WHISTLER’S MAW :

BBC2 (1 x 30’)

Zevi Watmough explores the story behind one of the world’s most famous paintings.

Producer: Susan Kemp (BBC)

CASTLE IN THE COUNTRY BBC2 :

BBC2 (Series 1-3)

Experts travel the country exploring the history and significance behind some of Britain’s grandest homes.

Series Producer: Steve Potter (BBC)

DVD COLLECTION :

BBC4 (Series 1-3)

Weekly film review programme presented by Stuart Maconie, including half hour documentary about Polish film maker Krystof Kieslowski.

Series Producer: Susan Kemp (BBC)

 

WILD: SHORTS :

BBC4

Short nature documentaries using never-before-seen footage of Scotland’s remarkable wildlife.

Producer: Simon Roberts (BBC)

POP ON TRIAL :

BBC4 (2009: 1 x 60’)

Stuart Maconie and a jury of experts put pop in the dock to decide which was the most influential and entertaining decade.

Producer/Director: Pauline Law

 

FRONTLINE SCOTLAND :

 

: CHILDREN'S

TOP CLASS :

CBBC (Series 2)

Children's team quiz presented by Susan Calman. 

Series Producer: Barry Hart (ITV Studios)

DOG ATE MY HOMEWORK :

CBBC (Series 3 & 4)                  

Comedy panel show for children with Iain Stirling.

Series Producer: Chris Hulme (Lucky Day TV)

SCHOOL OF SILENCE :

CBBC (Series 2)       

Game Show in which some of Britain’s noisiest children are sent to the School of Silence to prove they can be quiet. 

Series Producer: Matt Smith (Lucky Day TV)

RAVEN:

CBBC (Series 9-10)

Multi-BAFTA award winning adventure game show in which children undertake tasks and feats to see who will be the Ultimate Warrior.

Producer/Director: Dougie Napier (BBC)

JEDWARD’S BIG ADVENTURE :

CBBC (Series 2&3)  

The gravity defying twins team up with celebrities to see who can be the best tour guide to some of Britain’s historical sites. 

Edit Producer: Abi Judge (Endemol)

RAVEN – THE DRAGON’S EYE :

CBBC (Series 1)

Children’s adventure game show spin off from RAVEN.

Director: Maria Stewart (BBC)

BALAMORY :

CBeebies (Series 1)

Much-loved pre-school series following a fictional island community.

Series Producer: Brian Jamieson (BBC)

MISSION 2110:

CBBC (Series 1)

Sci-fi adventure game show in which kids complete tough missions to restore peace to a Roboidz ravaged planet.

Series Producer: Nick Hopkin (BBC)