Above the Title Productions

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Above the Title Productions is a UK radio production company, based in London and specializing in the making of drama and feature programmes, principally for BBC Radio. The company's past work includes adaptations of Agatha Christie mysteries, radio documentaries on The Kinks and Pink Floyd, and the Unreliable Evidence radio series. They are also known for their adaptations for radio of the last three books in Douglas Adams's "trilogy in five parts", The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

  • CEO: Bruce Hyman
  • Managing Director: Helen Chattwell
  • Head of Factual: David Morley
  • Head of Development: Jo Wheeler
  • Production Assistant: Sarah Thomas
  • Production Assistant: Jessica Treen
  • Production Manager: Rebecca Pinfield
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