A new presenting line up, new filming rules – same post production script company! We’re excited and proud to be back for Series 11 of The Great British Bake Off and to have been asked to produce the final programme transcriptions post production scripts for the series that will air on Channel 4 & Netflix.

A lot of work has gone into bringing the much loved baking show back to our screens this summer.

In a recent Sunday Times article, producers described the lengths they went to, to ensure all cast and crew were safe during production. Full article can be found here if you fancied finding out more.

Packets of flour were cleaned with ultraviolet light, contestants spent six weeks away from their families and Prue Leith “bubbled” with her pet dogs.

Producers of The Great British Bake Off have explained how they created a safe “biosphere” to ensure that this year’s series — complete with Hollywood handshakes — could go ahead despite the pandemic.

Everyone was invited to “bubble” with selected loved ones if they remained for the duration of the shoot, but Prue Leith was one of the few to accept, bringing along her spaniels Tattie and Teasle. One baker also brought their dog, while Noel Fielding, one of the presenters, was accompanied by his pregnant girlfriend Lliana Bird, a radio DJ.

Kieran Smith, the executive producer, told Radio Times: “Everything was complicated, everything was different, but everybody wanted to do it.”

From a security guard to a sculptor to an accountant . . . the Bake Off contestants are revealed

Dave, 30, a security guard from Hampshire Likes to bake while listening to his favourite punk bands. Strong on breads — pretzels, brioche rolls and baguettes.

Hermine, 39, an accountant from London Born in Benin, she moved to London in 2001 to pursue further education. The French influence in west Africa has given her a love of high-end pâtissérie.

Laura, 31, a digital manager from Kent Began baking at home in Gravesend at the age of eight. Lives with her husband, a police community support officer.

Linda, 61, a retirement-living team leader from East Sussex Baking strengths are home-comfort cooking, including her signature sausage rolls.

Loriea, 27, a diagnostic radiographer from Durham From Jamaica, she uses baking to celebrate her Caribbean roots. Moved to the UK when she was 15 years old.

Lottie, 31, a pantomime producer from West Sussex Says that flour is in her blood as her Lancastrian great-grandmother was a fervent cake-baker.

Makbul, 51, an accountant from Greater Manchester Self-taught baker who honed his skills watching TV shows, and drawing inspiration from celebrity chefs.

Marc, 51, a sculptor and support worker from Cornwall Spent his youth travelling the world climbing mountains, before becoming a landscape photographer. Baking bread has become his therapy after losing a leg in a road accident.

Mark, 32, a project manager from Liverpool Originally from Northern Ireland, he fell in love with baking at a pie shop in Edinburgh, where he lived as a student.

Peter, 20, a student from Edinburgh He studies accounting and finance at university but his chief passion is badminton — he has represented his county in the sport.

Rowan, 55, a music teacher from Worcestershire A fitness enthusiast, Rowan swims a mile most mornings and is a keen cyclist and occasional horse-rider. Has a passion for the Georgian era.

Sura, 31, a pharmacy dispenser from London The many Middle Eastern and Asian influences in her heritage — including Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Syria and India — mean she enjoys experimenting with flavours from around the world.

Tune in, Tuesday 22nd September, 8pm on Channel 4!

We have worked on the past 7 series of Bake Off and every year we look forward to being part of the process. See if we can help your production! Final programme transcriptions can aid the distribution process of your programme. It also helps with subtitling the show pre-TX.