Viewers will meet Louis Levy either examining film in one of the editorial cutting rooms, or conducting a recording session with Jessie Matthews and the Gaumont-British Symphony Orchestra.

Anthony Havelock-Allan, the producer, and director Paddy Carstairs inspecting the first set to be used in the new Paramount production "Incident in Shanghai".

Some views of the lovely gardens at Pinewood, where director Alfred Hitchcock will probably be found discussing his new script with his leading lady, Nova Pilbeam.

A final glimpse of film production at Pinewood - Paddy Carstairs directing Janet Johnson and Patrick Barr in "Incident in Shanghai".

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Television cameras will be installed at the 'Artistes' Entrance' to the Denham Studios, and many stars and film directors will be interviewed.

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.). Viewers will see William K. Howard directing Merle Oberon and John Clements in the London Films Technicolour production "Over the Moon".

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Sebastian Shaw will let viewers into the secrets of the new Denham laboratories, where a million feet of film are processed each week.

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.). Viewers will see Zoltan Korda directing Raymond Massey, Valerie Hobson, and Sabu, the Elephant Boy, in the Technicolour film "The Drum".

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Margaretta Scott will accompany the television cameras to the 'effects' tank, where Alexander Shaw is completing 'Conquest of the Air'.

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Tim Whelan, who directed "Farewell Again" at Denham, will be seen on the set with Laurence Olivier and Ralph Richardson, who are in London Films' current Technicolour production "The Divorce of Lady X".

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Vivien Leigh will accompany the television cameras to a corner of the grounds known as 'the river lot'.

(by courtesy of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
Viewers will see Milton Rosmer making a shot with Joan Gardner for "The Challenge", a story of the Matterhorn based on the life and experiences of Edward Whymper.