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New 'One Born Every Minute' Filming at St Mary's
14 Apr
Summary
- The award-winning documentary series 'One Born Every Minute' will film in Manchester.
- Filming will take place at St Mary's Hospital for a new 12-part series.
- The show will explore changes in maternity care and digital technology since its last airing.
A new series of the Bafta-winning documentary, 'One Born Every Minute', is scheduled to be filmed at St Mary's Hospital in Manchester later this year. This 12-part series will air on E4 and utilize fixed-rig cameras to document the raw experiences of families and healthcare professionals. The production aims to showcase how maternity care has evolved, particularly with the integration of digital technology and research, since the program's last broadcast nearly a decade ago.
Families interested in participating must apply to the production company, Dragonfly TV, and provide their consent. St Mary's Hospital, a major maternity service in the UK, delivers over 13,000 babies annually. The hospital has a long history, founded in 1790, and moved to its current Oxford Road site in 2009. It has previously been featured in the BBC series 'The Midwives'.
