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Policelot Turns 30!
This year marks a major milestone for us at Policelot, our 30th anniversary.
For three decades, Policelot has been supporting film and television productions with specialist services, helping bring stories to life on screen through authenticity, experience, and attention to detail. From uniforms and props to supporting artists and behind-the-scenes expertise, we’ve been proud to play a small but important part in countless productions over the years.
To celebrate turning 30, we’ll be marking the occasion throughout the year, reflecting on where we started, sharing highlights from our journey so far, and celebrating the people, productions and partnerships that have shaped Policelot along the way.
It’s also a chance to look forward. The industry continues to evolve, and we’re excited about what’s ahead — supporting new projects, working with familiar faces and new teams, and continuing to do what we’ve always done best.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of the Policelot story over the last 30 years. Here’s to celebrating the past, enjoying the present, and looking ahead to the next chapter.
ITV’s Believe Me Brings a Powerful True Story to Screen
Written by acclaimed screenwriter Jeff Pope, the four-part drama tells the powerful true story of the survivors of serial rapist John Worboys and their fight to hold the police accountable for failures in the original investigation. Rather than focusing on the crimes themselves, the series centres on the extraordinary courage, persistence and determination of the women who refused to give up until their voices were finally heard.
Set against the backdrop of one of Britain’s most high-profile criminal cases, Believe Me explores the long road to justice and the impact institutional failings can have on victims and survivors. The drama shines a light on the legal battle that followed, as survivors challenged the Metropolitan Police over mistakes made during the investigation.
Known for bringing sensitive real-life stories to screen with care and depth, Jeff Pope’s work once again delivers a thoughtful and emotionally powerful drama that places the focus firmly on those who fought for change.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using some of our props as part of bringing this important story to screen.
Believe Me airs on ITV and ITVX from 10th May 2026.
Going Undercover in Legends on Netflix
Inspired by real events, the six-part crime thriller follows a team of ordinary Customs officers who are recruited for a top-secret mission to infiltrate Britain’s most dangerous drug gangs. But these aren’t trained spies or career undercover agents, they’re everyday investigators suddenly thrown into a world of false identities, high-risk operations and life-changing consequences.
Created by Neil Forsyth and starring Steve Coogan, Tom Burke and Hayley Squires, the series blends gritty crime drama with the tension and paranoia that comes from living a double life. Set against the backdrop of Britain’s heroin crisis in the early 1990s, Legends has already been praised for its atmosphere, performances and slow-burn suspense.
With smoky pubs, hidden surveillance operations, tense meetings and a heavy dose of 90s nostalgia, the series creates a world where nobody is quite who they claim to be and where one wrong move could bring everything crashing down.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using some of our props as part of helping bring this gripping undercover world to life on screen.
Legends is now streaming on Netflix.
Pressure Builds in New BBC Drama The Cage
Tension, control and high stakes take centre stage in The Cage, arriving on the BBC from 26 April 2026.
Set within a tightly controlled environment where every decision carries weight, The Cage explores what happens when pressure builds and boundaries begin to crack. As relationships shift and hidden motives surface, the drama unfolds into a gripping story of power, consequence and survival.
Driven by a strong ensemble cast and a fast-moving narrative, the series delivers a compelling mix of intensity and character-led storytelling, keeping audiences hooked as events escalate.
Our thanks go to the Costume Department, Art Department and AD Department for calling us in and using our uniforms, props and supporting artists as part of the production.
The Cage is available to watch on the BBC from 26 April 2026.
A New Chapter for Bergerac on U&Drama
The iconic detective drama Bergerac returns for its second series on U&Drama from 16 April 2026.
This refreshed take on the classic series continues to follow Jim Bergerac, bringing audiences back to the unique setting of Jersey, where crime and personal drama unfold side by side. Series 2 builds on the strong foundations of its return, introducing new cases that challenge Bergerac both professionally and personally, while exploring the complexities of life on the island.
With its blend of atmospheric storytelling, character depth and modern pacing, the series offers a contemporary feel while retaining the essence of what made Bergerac so popular in the first place.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using some of our props as part of bringing this latest chapter to screen.
Bergerac series 2 is available on U&Drama from 16 April 2026.
An Evening with Industry at Policelot HQ
On 9th April, we were proud to host Film Wakefield’s “An Evening with Industry” here at Policelot HQ, a fantastic event that brought together creatives from across the region.
The evening provided a great opportunity to connect, network and share experiences with people working across film, television and the wider creative industries. It was particularly inspiring to welcome such a diverse group of guest speakers, including directors, actors, writers, producers, production company leads, composers and music industry professionals each bringing their own insight and perspective.
From career journeys and practical advice to honest discussions about the realities of the industry, the event offered valuable takeaways for everyone in attendance. It was a real reminder of the depth of talent within the region and the importance of creating spaces where people can come together, share knowledge and support one another.
As a proud member of Film Wakefield, it was a pleasure to host the event and play a part in bringing the local creative community together. Evenings like this highlight the strength of collaboration within the industry and the opportunities that come from building connections close to home.
Locked In and Ready: Firearms Training Weekend Complete
We wrapped up another fantastic Supporting Artist Police Firearms Level 1 course over the weekend of 21st–22nd March, with a brilliant mix of new attendees and returning candidates stepping up for two days of hands-on training.
Designed specifically for film and television, the course focuses on safe handling, on-set procedures and practical scenario work, giving participants the confidence and awareness needed to perform professionally in high-pressure roles. From learning the basics through to working in simulated situations, it’s all about making sure everything looks right on screen, while always putting safety first.
It was great to see first-timers getting stuck in, alongside familiar faces returning to refresh their skills and build on their experience. That mix always creates a strong, supportive environment and a few standout moments along the way.
Courses like this reflect just how much detail goes into portraying specialist roles accurately.
If you’re looking to develop your skills or step into more specialist roles, you can find full details here:
https://policelot.com/shop/courses/supporting-artist-police-firearms-level-1-course/
The Good Boy Arrives in Cinemas
We’re pleased to see The Good Boy arrive in UK cinemas on 20 March 2026
Directed by Jan Komasa, the tense thriller stars Stephen Graham, Andrea Riseborough and Anson Boon and tells the unsettling story of Tommy, a troubled 19-year-old who finds himself abducted and imprisoned by a seemingly ordinary couple determined to “reform” him. What follows is a dark and psychological battle of control, manipulation and survival as Tommy tries to understand his captors’ motives and find a way out.
The film blends elements of crime drama and psychological thriller, unfolding largely within a remote family home where the couple attempt to reshape Tommy’s behaviour through increasingly disturbing methods.
Featuring a strong cast and directed by the acclaimed filmmaker behind Corpus Christi, The Good Boy has already attracted attention for its intense performances and unsettling premise following its premiere on the international festival circuit.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using some of our props as part of the production.
The Good Boy will soon playing in cinemas across the UK.
A Woman of Substance Arrives on Channel 4
We’re delighted to see the new adaptation of A Woman of Substance arrive on Channel 4 on 11 March 2026 and pleased that Policelot supported the production by supplying props.
Based on the bestselling 1979 novel by Barbara Taylor Bradford, the sweeping eight-part period drama tells the powerful story of Emma Harte, charting her remarkable rise from a penniless maid in early 20th-century Yorkshire to becoming a formidable business magnate decades later.
The series stars Jessica Reynolds as the young Emma and Brenda Blethyn as the character later in life, bringing to the screen a multi-generational saga of ambition, betrayal and determination that spans more than sixty years.
Filmed largely in Yorkshire, with additional scenes recreating 20th-century New York, the drama revisits one of the most beloved stories in British television history while introducing it to a new generation of viewers.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using our props as part of this ambitious production.
A Woman of Substance is now airing on Channel 4, with the full series also available to stream.
The Capture Returns for Series 3
We’re pleased to see The Capture return for its third series, which premiered on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on 8 March 2026 and proud that Policelot supported the production by supplying props.
The gripping BBC thriller once again follows Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) as she navigates the increasingly complex world of surveillance, misinformation and deepfake technology. Picking up after the dramatic events of the previous series, Rachel now finds herself leading counter-terrorism efforts as new threats emerge and questions around the reliability of digital evidence take centre stage.
Created by Ben Chanan, the six-part series continues to explore themes of truth, technology and power, blending tense investigative drama with the unsettling realities of modern digital manipulation. New and returning cast members join the ensemble as the story unfolds across politics, intelligence agencies and the media.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in and using our props as part of bringing this latest chapter of the story to life on screen.
The Capture series 3 is now available to watch on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with new episodes released weekly.
Class of February 2026: Supporting Artist Training
On Saturday 21st February, we welcomed our latest group for another Supporting Artist Police Training Course, and what a great session it was.
This practical, in-person course is designed to prepare participants for life on set with confidence and professionalism, learning the small details that make performances feel authentic. The day focuses on giving attendees the knowledge and awareness they need to step onto a production feeling prepared.
It was fantastic to see a mix of fresh faces and familiar ones back through our doors, all keen to develop their skills and gain insight into the expectations of working on film and television productions.
If you’re interested in taking part in a future session, you can find full course details on our website:
https://policelot.com/training/
Sharing Industry Insight at Leeds Met Film School
David, Policelot’s Director, was recently invited to Leeds Met Film School to join a panel of film and television professionals, speaking to students about starting out in the industry.
Drawing on over 30 years of experience, David shared practical advice and honest insight into working across film and TV production — from understanding how sets operate to building relationships and maintaining professionalism in a fast-paced environment. Sessions like this are always a great opportunity to demystify the industry and give students a realistic view of what working in production involves.
David attended the panel in his capacity as Director of Policelot, but also spoke about the wider work happening locally through Film Wakefield, an initiative we’re proud to support alongside Wakefield Council. He was accompanied by Sarah Marshall, Film Officer for Wakefield Council and a member of Film Wakefield, highlighting the strong partnership approach that helps bring productions into the district.
It was fantastic to see so many engaged students preparing to take their first steps into the industry, and we’re proud to support the next generation of film and television professionals as they begin their careers.
Small Prophets – A Warm, Whimsical New Comedy
We’re pleased to see Small Prophets debut on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer on 9 February 2026, and proud that Policelot supported the production by supplying some of our props and one of our supporting artists.
Created, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook, Small Prophets is a charming and slightly surreal new sitcom that blends gentle British humour with magical realism. The six-part series stars Pearce Quigley as Michael Sleep, a quiet man still coming to terms with the disappearance of his partner seven years earlier, and Sir Michael Palin as his eccentric father Brian, who believes an old alchemical recipe might help conjure tiny prophetic beings — homunculi — that can predict the future.
Set and filmed around Manchester, the show also features an ensemble cast including Lauren Patel, Sophie Willan, Jon Pointing and Mackenzie Crook himself, and mixes whimsical ideas with heartfelt character moments and inventive humour.
Our thanks to the Art and AD departments for calling us in and using our props and supporting artist as part of bringing this wonderfully quirky world to life on screen.
Small Prophets is now available on BBC Two and on BBC iPlayer, a great pick if you enjoy comedy that’s equal parts thoughtful, unexpected, and delightfully off-beat.
New Spy Thriller Betrayal Premieres on ITV
We’re pleased to see Betrayal debut on ITV1 and ITVX on 8 February 2026, and proud to have supported the production by supplying props uniforms and our uniformed armed police supporting artists.
Betrayal is a gripping four-part espionage drama written by award-winning playwright David Eldridge and directed by Julian Jarrold. At its centre is Shaun Evans as MI5 officer John Hughes, a seasoned agent navigating the shadowy world of intelligence while trying to make sense of a serious threat to national security and the impact it has on his personal life and relationships. Alongside him, Romola Garai plays his partner Claire, with an ensemble cast bringing depth and tension to this modern spy story.
Set largely in and around Manchester and London, the series blends intrigue, moral complexity and emotional stakes as John becomes entangled in a dangerous investigation that tests loyalty, trust and personal limits.
Thank you to the Art, AD and costume departments for calling us in to help bring this compelling thriller to life on screen, it’s exciting to see our contributions featured in such a dynamic production.
Betrayal is available to watch now on ITV1 and ITVX, a must-watch for fans of smart, character-driven drama and espionage suspense.
Welcoming a Local Production to Policelot HQ
We recently had the pleasure of welcoming a local production team to Policelot HQ, with our warehouse transformed into a working prop store and one of our offices serving as a temporary Art Department base.
It’s always exciting to see our space used in new ways, and having the crew with us offered a great opportunity to gain a genuine behind-the-scenes insight into the day-to-day operations of a busy production. From set preparation to art department logistics, it was a reminder of just how much coordination goes into bringing stories to screen.
Alongside hosting the team, we were also pleased to support the production with location suggestions through Film Wakefield, an organisation we’re proud to be part of in partnership with Wakefield Council. Film Wakefield plays an important role in helping productions access local sites, talent and services across the district, strengthening the region’s growing screen industry.
Opportunities like this highlight the value of local collaboration and practical support within a thriving film and television community, something we’re always proud to contribute to.
Silent Witness Series 29 Returns with New Cases and a Birmingham Base
We’re pleased to see Silent Witness return for its 29th series on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 2 February 2026, and proud that Policelot supported the production this season by supplying props and our advisory services.
This long-running forensic crime drama follows Dr Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox) and her team as they tackle compelling and complex investigations, blending science, suspense and emotional storytelling across multiple cases each season. Series 29 marks an exciting new chapter, with the team relocating to Birmingham’s Sir William Bowman Centre of Excellence, bringing fresh locations, fresh challenges and a host of intriguing stories to the screen.
The new episodes feature the return of familiar faces alongside striking new settings and guest characters, kicking off with a gripping two-part story that sees the team tracking down connections to an apparent hitman confession and the aftermath of a cold-case mystery.
Our thanks go to the production for calling us in and using our props and advisory services as part of this compelling season, it’s always great to see our contributions support storytelling of this calibre.
Silent Witness series 29 is now airing on BBC One and available to stream on BBC iPlayer, a must-watch for fans of intelligent crime drama.
Under Salt Marsh Premieres on Sky: An Atmospheric Crime Drama
We’re excited to see Under Salt Marsh premiere 30th January 2026 on Sky Atlantic and streaming service NOW, and proud that Policelot supplied props to the production.
This six-part British crime thriller stars Kelly Reilly as Jackie Ellis, a former detective-turned-teacher whose world is turned upside down when she discovers the body of one of her pupils in the remote Welsh town of Morfa Halen. The grisly find quickly reopens the wounds of an old and unsolved cold case, drawing Jackie back into the investigation alongside her estranged former partner Detective Eric Bull (played by Rafe Spall) before a once-in-a-generation storm hits.
Created, written and directed by Claire Oakley, Under Salt Marsh blends atmospheric coastal tension with deep human drama, driven by standout performances and a haunting sense of place. The series also features a strong supporting cast including Naomi Yang, Jonathan Pryce, Harry Lawtey and others as the investigation digs into the heart of this tight-knit community.
Our thanks go to the Art Department for calling us in for this this gripping story, it’s always great to see our props help bring compelling drama to screens.
After the Flood Series 2 Returns with New Mysteries and Tensions
We were pleased to return to After the Flood for its second series, having also supported the production during series one.
The gripping crime drama returns to ITV1 and ITVX from 18 January 2026, with Sophie Rundle reprising her role as detective Jo Marshall as she navigates a complex new murder investigation in the fictional town of Waterside.
Series 2 finds Jo, now newly promoted, racing to stop a killer whose discovery pulls her into deeper conflicts, both within the town and within her own family, all while simmering tensions like moorland fires and the threat of further flooding create an atmospheric backdrop for the mystery.
The new season brings back familiar faces from series 1 alongside some exciting new cast members, and early first-look images tease intense drama, complex character dynamics, and the leafy landscapes of northern England that fans of the show have come to expect.
Thank you to the Costume, Art and AD Department’s for calling us in and using our props, uniforms, and supporting artists as part of the world-building for this compelling thriller.
After the Flood series 2 is now airing on ITV1 and available to stream on ITVX, a must-watch if you enjoy mystery, drama, and tense police work.
UK Policing Undergoing Major Review: Fewer Forces and a New Model
Recent news in the UK has highlighted significant proposals to reform the structure of policing across England and Wales, including plans that could reduce the number of territorial police forces and modernise how services are delivered.
In late January 2026, the UK Government published a new police reform White Paper titled From Local to National: a New Model for Policing, outlining one of the most extensive reviews of policing structures in decades. The proposals include reviewing the current system of 43 police forces, with a potential reduction and merger of forces over the coming years to create larger regional units. The aim is to reduce fragmentation, streamline back-office functions and reinvest resources toward frontline policing and serious crime units.
At Policelot, we closely follow developments like these to ensure that our props, uniforms and advisory services remain accurate, relevant and screen-ready, reflecting the reality of modern policing as it continues to evolve.
As part of the proposals, a new National Police Service (NPS) — sometimes described in the media as a “British FBI” — would focus on intelligence-led investigations into organised crime, counter-terrorism, fraud and other complex cross-border offences. Local policing functions would be reorganised into local policing areas, aligned with towns, cities and boroughs, to help maintain a strong neighbourhood focus.
Piglets Series 2 Brings Police Training Comedy Back to ITV
We’re pleased to see the second series of Piglets hit screens in January , and proud that Policelot supported the production by supplying police uniforms for this latest run.
Piglets is a British comedy set in fictional police training college, following a colourful group of new recruits as they navigate the trials, errors and outright absurdities of trying to become proper police officers. The show features an ensemble cast including Mark Heap and Sarah Parish as no-nonsense Superintendents leading the charge with humour and sharp timing, and newcomers joining the recruits as they juggle ambition, incompetence and comedy-fuelled chaos.
Series 2 continues the antics with familiar faces and new recruits alike, building on the irreverent tone of the first series and delivering laugh-out-loud moments alongside the lighter side of life in training.
Our thanks to the Costume Department for calling us in and using us on the production.
Piglets series 2 is airing on ITV2 and available to stream on ITVX, perfect for fans of workplace comedy with a police twist.
Industry Series Four: High Stakes, Bigger Moves
We’re excited to see series four of Industry hit BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Monday 12 January 2026, and proud to have been part of this next chapter in the hit finance drama.
This season picks up where things left off after the dramatic fallout at Pierpoint, with familiar faces Harper, Yasmin, Eric and Sweetpea navigating a world where ambition, power and personal stakes have never been higher. Expect sharp twists, globe-spanning intrigue and plenty of elegant tension as the characters adapt to new challenges and alliances in the high-stakes world of finance.
Industry has long been praised for its bold storytelling and compelling character journeys, blending sharp social commentary with stylish visuals and razor-edged drama, and season four continues to deliver that immersive experience.
Policelot supplied props for the production this series, and our thanks go to the AD Department and Art Department for calling us in and putting those props to use on set, we’re always glad to support great storytelling with even the smallest details.
Industry series four is airing now on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, and we can’t wait to see how this chapter unfolds each week!
When Undercover Goes Sideways: Black Ops Series Two
This laugh-packed comedy-thriller follows Dom and Kay, two under-qualified police officers whose undercover work keeps landing them in wild, unpredictable situations. In series two, they find themselves working for MI5, wading through less-than-glamorous admin duties before being pulled into bigger, more chaotic escapades that test their friendship, their confidence and their ability to avoid complete disaster.
Series two also brings a starry line up of guest talent alongside the returning Bafta-winning duo of Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, including familiar faces from British TV and film.
Policelot supplied uniformed police supporting artists and a selection of props that helped bring the show’s comedy-crime world to life, from the everyday to the delightfully absurd.
A big thank you to the AD and Art department for bringing us on, we loved being part of this brilliantly chaotic ride.
Black Ops series two is available to watch 8th of January 2026 BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Back on the Streets of York: Patience Series Two
We were delighted to return to Patience for its second series, having also supplied the show during series one.
Filmed on location in York, series two takes the drama up a notch, with bigger stories, new characters, and some striking settings across the city. As the investigations unfold, a strong and believable police presence remains at the heart of the show — something we were proud to help deliver.
For this series, Policelot supplied authentic police uniforms along with experienced uniformed police supporting artists, helping maintain continuity and realism as the story expanded.
We’d like to thank the production team for bringing us back on board for series two and trusting us once again to support the show.
Patience series two airs on the 7th of January 2026 and is available to watch on Channel 4 and All 4.
Run Away: A New Year Netflix Thriller with Twists, Turns and Intrigue
We’re pleased to share that the suspense-filled thriller Run Away debuted on Netflix on 1 January 2026, kicking off the year with another gripping adaptation from bestselling author Harlan Coben, and we were happy to support the production by supplying props and our uniform armed police supporting artists.
Based on Coben’s 2019 novel and developed for television by Danny Brocklehurst, Run Away brings an emotional and mystery-driven story to the screen. The series follows Simon Greene (played by James Nesbitt), a father whose life is thrown into chaos when his daughter Paige disappears, and he becomes entangled in a dangerous web of secrets, murder and deception.
The eight-episode series also stars Minnie Driver, Ruth Jones, Alfred Enoch and Ellie de Lange, and unfolds as Simon’s search for the truth reveals deep-buried family mysteries and keeps viewers guessing until the end. With the full season available to stream from day one, Run Away offers plenty of twisty thriller energy for audiences to dive into.
A big thank you to the Art Department and AD Department for calling us in and involving us on this. We’re looking forward to watching the series and following the twists and turns as the story unfolds.
Run Away is now streaming on Netflix, a perfect start to 2026 for fans of smart, edge-of-your-seat drama.
Fackham Hall Has Landed — And It’s Utterly Bonkers (In the Best Way)
If ever there was a film made for chaos, confusion, and general upper-class pandemonium, Fackham Hall is it — and we’re delighted to have been part of the fun! The film hit UK cinemas on 12 December 2025, and it’s already stirring belly laughs, bewildered giggles, and whole-hearted appreciation for period drama parody done right.
The story follows lovable pickpocket Eric Noone, who bumbles his way into service at the grand Davenport family estate, only to become tangled in mixed-up romances, murder mystery shenanigans, and more than a few absurd situations that the aristocracy totally fails to take seriously.
With a stellar cast including Thomasin McKenzie, Ben Radcliffe, Damian Lewis, Katherine Waterston and Tom Felton, the film serves up charm, chaos, and more than enough visual gags and tongue-in-cheek humour to keep audiences entertained from start to finish.
We were thrilled to supply props from Policelot, a huge thank you to the Art Department for bringing us on board.
Go catch it in cinemas and brace yourself for elegant absurdity with a side of proper British silliness!
When the Oceans Got Opinionated: The War Between the Land and the Sea Splashes onto Screens
If you thought Doctor Who had taken us everywhere, wait until The War Between the Land and the Sea hit BBC One on 7 December 2025. This new spin-off from the Whoniverse dives into uncharted waters — literally and we were delighted to supply some of our props.
The series places UNIT (the Unified Intelligence Taskforce) centre stage as an ancient aquatic species rises from the depths, forcing humanity into a conflict it never saw coming. With familiar faces, high stakes, and a distinctly Doctor Who blend of science fiction and spectacle, the show expands the universe in a bold new direction, no TARDIS required.
Our thanks to the Art Department for welcoming us into the Whoniverse and putting our props to excellent use.
Tune in to the BBC One premiere, or catch up on BBC iPlayer if you missed the first splash.
Here’s to more adventures in the Whoniverse, and more props in more places!
Tinsel Town Rings in Christmas with Panto Magic
We were thrilled to support the festive British comedy Tinsel Town, which premiered on 5 December 2025 on Sky Cinema and NOW.
This Christmas caper stars Kiefer Sutherland as Bradley Mack, a once-big Hollywood action star who finds himself not on the West End stage, but deep in the heart of a small English village’s quirky pantomime production of Cinderella, complete with audience call-backs, outrageous costumes, and slapstick chaos galore.
Alongside an all-star ensemble the film celebrates the warmth, silliness, and downright British charm of pantomime — that beloved tradition where everyone shouts “It’s behind you!” and expects the unexpected.
We were delighted to supply some of our supporting artists and props to this festive film, and we’d like to thank the AD Department and Art Department for involving us in the production.
If you’re looking for feel-good comedy with heart, seasonal sparkle, and a big dose of pantomime fun, Tinsel Town is well worth a watch this Christmas!
Gaynor Faye in Custody!
We recently had a very special visitor at Policelot HQ, Gaynor Mellor (Gaynor Faye) and members of the team from Rollem Productions stopped by while on a recce in the local area.
It was fantastic to welcome them to our purpose-built Police set, giving them a chance to see first hand the range of spaces, props, equipment and uniforms we offer for productions of all sizes. The visit was also a great opportunity to talk about Film Wakefield, the new initiative putting our area on the map for film and television.
We loved having the Rollem team with us, and we look forward to seeing what they’re working on next!
Lights, Camera… Learning!
This October, David visited CAPA College to deliver his very first masterclass, sharing his experience and passion with the next generation of film and TV crews.
Armed with a selection of our police props and uniforms, David spent the day talking to students about his 29 years in the industry, offering insight into what goes into creating authentic on-screen policing. The session sparked plenty of questions and lively discussion, with students eager to learn more about the behind-the-scenes work that makes film and television feel real.
A huge thank you to CAPA College for the warm welcome and enthusiasm from everyone involved. We’re already looking forward to seeing how we can collaborate again in the future to help nurture new talent in the screen industry.
Training Day!
This October, Policelot ran another of our Supporting Artist Police Training Courses, helping performers build the confidence and knowledge they need to portray police officers authentically on screen. If you are interested in learning what it takes to be a police film extra then check out some of our courses here
Shooting on target
Congratulations to team 1 and our first actors and supporting artist to successfully pass the Highfield accredited firearms training course for tv & film. Policelot are the first in our industry to to delivery a genuinely certified course covering police procedures and weapons handling and tactics
https://policelot.com/shop/courses/supporting-artist-police-firearms-level-1-course/
May 2025
Any last words
Yes, will that blood wash off our studio floor !
Well it did and the scenes Velton J Lishke and his crew created in our studio were outstanding, check out the trailer here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgskU6dhfak
April 2025
