For most of us we’ve had an exceptionally warm summer, in some cases too hot! Here at the agency it’s been a busy time with Voiceover projects, a whole variety of shoots in the studio and new talent joining PMP! Plus news of a challenge that I’ve been training for over the summer months!!
New Presenter Announcement
We’re delighted to welcome the fabulous George Sesay to the PMP talent roster. With his vivacious personality and energy George is the ideal presenter for live events and children’s shows. We’ve included a couple of images from some of his work here.
Back in the studio
Lisa Bridge was once again back having fun in the studio for MHI (Must Have Ideas). She sent us these fun photos from the two days of recording her latest shows – Christmas in August always feels strange! These will of course be aired later in the year!
On Location
Earlier in this summer Hannah Jackson had a fabulous trip to Saint-Maximn, Provence France with the brilliant team at LHS (Luxury Home Show) What a privilege to be able to showcase a reimagined 1,000 year old chateau, one of France’s most remarkable restorations. Another great job Hannah!
More Studio Shoots
Hannah Jackson was also delighted to be back working with the team at Winnrz. This time a fantastic prize draw shoot giving away a Mini car to one lucky winner! Hannah sent this fabulous picture from the Winnrz studios in Carnaby Street. Love the colours of your dress Hannah!
Amy Burrows was also back in the studio, once again recording Bio Sculpture training videos with the lovely team at RE:NEW. Another fantastic shoot and what a bonus having her hair, make-up and nails done at the same time pre-shoot! Amy sent this lovely image from the shoot.
Voiceovers
At the end of August – Frankie Vu and Laura Barraclough were back at Coda studios recording voiceover for their next series of Brick Beats All Access for LEGO. They had a fun and enjoyable morning and we were delighted to receive this image before they went into the studio.
My BIG Challenge
On 6th September 2026 17 ladies, including myself, all members of Beat Bike, a St Albans based cycling club, are setting off to cycle from Lands’ End to John O’Groats – approximately 1000 miles. We aim to take 14 days, averaging 71 miles a day, and arrive in John O’Groats on 19th September.
The BB LEJOG team would like to use this opportunity to fundraise for several charities, including Macmillan Cancer Support. Many of us have been touched by cancer whether individually or through family members or close friends who have.
Some of you will already know that I’ve been through breast cancer twice over the past three years, with my second diagnosis coming in September 2025. Thankfully on both occasions with amazing medical care, incredible support from friends and family, and from Macmillan, who allowed me access to a wonderful nurse called Amber Dance, I am cancer free. None of us knows when we or someone we know may need their services. I’ve been so very lucky and feel privileged to be able to get on my bike and take on this challenge with all the wonderful Beat Bike ladies.
Macmillan Cancer Support needs roughly £240 million to £265 million per annum in total funding and voluntary donations to maintain its annual operations, specialist nursing, and financial grant services. Approximately 98% of this required operational budget comes directly from voluntary donations and public fundraising.
Please sponsor our ride and help everyone who needs their care, help and advice.
Thank you for your support.
Karen & The beatbike Team
You can read more about the story or donate here: https://www.justgiving.com/page/karen-witchalls-1
Until next month K xxxx
