Trickbox TV Studios Selected by Inside Edition, Entertainment Tonight and The Project for Royal Wedding Coverage

Trickbox TV, a leading supplier of equipment and services for studio and location multi-camera productions for broadcast, video production, webcasting and live events, has announced that its Tower Bridge TV Studios and OB services were used to broadcast live and recorded content for the Royal Wedding.
In the week running up to the marriage between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, which took place on Saturday 19th May 2018 at St George’s Chapel Windsor, the Trickbox Tower Bridge TV Studios were used to film Royal Wedding segments for two major US television magazine shows, Inside Edition and Entertainment Tonight, both on the CBS network, and Australia Network Ten’s, The Project.
Trickbox provided its London-based TV studios for Royal Wedding segments for a four-hour Entertainment Tonight show on 15th May, hosted by anchor Keltie Knight. On the 16th and 17th May it provided the studio, crew and broadcast equipment (one-camera) for Royal Wedding segments for two, live five-hour Inside Edition shows hosted by anchor Deborah Norville. The studio, crew and broadcast equipment (three cameras) were also used by Australia’s Network Ten to host a segment for popular news, current affairs and talk show, The Project, hosted by anchor Lisa Wilkinson and her guests, British Royal Family television and radio commentator, Dicki Arbiter and journalist Lucy McDonald.

Liam Laminman, Managing Director, Trickbox TV adds, “We’re really excited to have been chosen to provide our Tower Bridge TV Studios for these iconic TV shows. The Royal Wedding was broadcast around the world and we’re delighted to have provided a small part of its TV production.”