The
interest for life in school programmes stems from Grange Hill, and for the most
part, Waterloo Road is Grange Hill but with a more balanced view, not just
about the pupils, but about the teachers and new families coming into the
series.
Whereas
Grange Hill was for children, Waterloo
Road
Welcome to Waterloo Road
Directors
Jonathan Fox Bassett wrote 6 episodes of Waterloo Road
Joss Agnew directed 6 episodes from
2010-2011. He directed 20 episodes of
Sarah Jane Adventures from 2008 - 2011 including director for The Sarah Jane
Adventures Comic Relief Special in 2009, but was uncredited.
James Erskine directed 4 episodes in 2009. In
2006 he directed Torchwood: Random Shoes.
He appeared as himself in the Torchwood: Declassified episode - Dead Man
Walking in the same year.
Andrew Gunn directed 4 episodes in 2011. He directed 2 episodes of Doctor Who in 2010
- The Beast Below and Victory of the Daleks. Andrew also appeared as himself in
Doctor Who Confidential episodes - War Games and All about the Girl in the same
year.
Steve Hughes directed 4 episodes from
2012-2015. He directed two episodes of
Doctor Who in 2011 - Closing Time and Prequel to Let's Kill Hitler. He appeared in the Doctor Who Confidential
episode - Open all Hours in 2011.
Paul Murphy directed 4 episodes in 2012. In 2014 directed two episodes of Doctor Who -
The Caretaker and Robot of Sherwood.
Farren Blackburn directed 2 episodes in 2007. Farren
directed two episodes of Doctor Who - The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe in
2011, and The Rings of Akhaten in 2013.
Keith Boak directed 2 episodes in 2009. He directed three episodes of Doctor Who in
2005 - Rose, Aliens of London and World War Three. He appeared in Doctor Who
Confidential episodes The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Bringing Back the
Doctor as himself again in 2005.
Brian Grant directed 2 episodes in 2015. In 2005 Brian directed Doctor Who: The Long
Game. He appeared as himself in Doctor
Who Confidential episode The Dark Side also in 2005.
Brian Kelly directed 1 episode in 2011. In 2006
Brian directed two episodes of Torchwood - Everything Changes and Day One in
2006. He appeared as himself in three
episodes of Torchwood Declassified.
Preview, Bad Day at the Office and Jack's Back again in 2006.
Series Writing Credits
Phil Ford wrote 2 episodes of Waterloo Road
He also
wrote the Torchwood Novel Skypoint published in 2008 and the Torchwood Audio
The Dead Line in 2009, which is one of my favourite audios!
Phil Ford
appeared as himself in Torchwood Declassified in 2008 in the episode -
Something New, in Doctor Who Confidential for the episode Is there Life on
Mars? in 2009, and in Doctor Who Extra for Into the Dalek in 2014.
Muirinn Lane Kelly wrote 1 episode of Waterloo Road
Cast
Mark Benton played Daniel Chalk for 49 episodes
from 2011-2014. Mark played Clive in the first Doctor Who story involving the
9th Doctor - Rose, in 2005. He also appeared as himself in Making 'Doctor Who'
with Russell T. Davies, a video short in 2005.
Tommy Knight played Kevin Chalk in 52 episodes
from 2012-2015. Tommy played Luke Smith for both Sarah Jane Adventures series for
42 episodes from 2007 – 2011.
In the SJA:
Alien Files in 2010, but for episodes 1, 2, 4 & 5 of that year was
uncredited for his appearances as Luke.
He appeared
as Luke in Doctor Who from 2008 – 2010 for episodes, The Stolen Earth,
Journey’s End and The End of Time: Part 2.
He appeared
in the Comic Relief 2009 film as Luke Smith
He appeared
as Luke Smith in Doctor Who Confidential in the episode Allons-y! 2010, in The
Sarah Jane Adventures - Death of the Doctor part 2 in 2010 but was uncredited
for this. He was also as Luke Smith for
The Destinations of Doctor Who documentary in 2012.
He also appeared
as himself for My Sarah Jane: A Tribute to Elisabeth Sladen documentary in 2011
and in the CBBC programme 12 Again for the Doctor Who Special in 2013.
William Ash played Christopher Mead for 44
episodes from 2009-2011. He was Riley Vashtee in Doctor Who: 42 back in
2007. He appeared as himself in Totally
Doctor Who in the same year.
Elizabeth Berrington played Ruby Fry for 38 episodes
from 2009-2011. She played Auntie in Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife in 2011.
Daniela Denby-Ashe played Lorraine Donnegan for 32
episodes from 2009-2013. She played Mary in Torchwood: Greeks Bearing Gifts
episode in 2006. She appeared as herself in the Torchwood Declassified episode
There's Something About Mary in the same year.
Amanda Burton played Karen Fisher for 27 episodes
from 2010-2011. Although Amanda hasn't appeared in Torchwood, Gwen referred to
Owen as Amanda Burton during the episode Greeks Bearing Gifts after his
misdiagnosis of the skeleton in the Autopsy room.
Camilla Power played Lorna Dickey for 18 episodes
from 2006-2007. In 2008, Camilla played Pearl
Jenna Coleman played Lindsay James for 9 episodes
in 2009. Jenna currently plays
Clara/Clara Oswald and Oswin in Doctor Who during the 11th & 12th era from
2012 - 2015 for 33 episodes so far.
Jenna has also played Clara for Doctor Who at the Proms, Doctor Who: The
Ultimate Guide in 2013. Appeared as
herself in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot in 2013, played Clara Oswald in 12
Again - Doctor Who Special in 2013, and uncredited as Clara Oswald in Doctor
Who Explained in 2013. Performed 'Hungry
Like the Wolf' in the Doctor Who episode - Cold War in 2013.
In 2014
appeared as herself for 10 episodes of Doctor Who Extra, as herself in Blue
Peter episode - The 12th Doctor, as both herself and Clara Oswald for Doctor
Who: Earth Conquest, Doctor Who: The Ultimate Companion as herself and Clara
Oswald. In 2013 appeared as herself in
The Doctor Who Live: Afterparty, The One Show from 20th November 2013. Doctor Who: The Ultimate Guide, Doctor Who:
The Doctors Revisited in the episode The Eleventh Doctor, as herself and Clara
for BBC Proms: Prom 2: Doctor Who at the Proms.
As herself in Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor, as herself in NerdHQ in
the episode Doctor Who: Conversation with the Cast & Creators - Nerd HQ -
HD - Matt Smith. Doctor Who: The
Companions as herself, The Nerdist as herself. (Aaand breathe).
Vinette Robinson played Helen Hopewell for 8 episodes
in 2009. She played Abi Lerner in Doctor Who: 42 in 2007. Appeared as herself for Doctor Who
Confidential episode - Space Craft in 2007.
Silas Carson played Stuart Hordley for 7
episodes from 2007-2008. Played The Ood/Ood Sigma and a variation of Aliens
from 2005 – 2010.
Ron Donachie played Billy Byrne for 7 episodes
in 2012. Ron played the Steward of Torchwood House in the Doctor Who episode
Tooth & Claw in 2006. He appeared as himself in Doctor Who Confidential
episode Fear Factor in 2006.
Chris Finch played Colin for 5 episodes from
2007-2008. In 2013 Chris played a Time Lord Soldier for the TV short Doctor
Who: The Last Day, carrying this through to the episode The Day of the Doctor
again in 2013.
Rhea Bailey played Yasmin Deardon for 4 episodes
in 2006. Played Jade in Torchwood: Out of Time episode in 2006 as one of the
dorm girls.
Louise Delamere played Marion James for 4 episodes
from 2009-2011. Louise played Diane
Holmes in Torchwood: Out of Time in 2006 and in End of Days 2007, briefly. She
appeared uncredited as Diane Holmes for Torchwood's episode Captain Jack
Harkness 2007.
Elizabeth Tan played Princess Windsor for 4
episodes in 2013. Played Anna Zhou in Doctor Who: Journey's End 2008.
Gareth David-Lloyd played Rob Hutchinson 3 episodes,
2015. He played Ianto Jones for 30
episodes of Torchwood. Was the same
character in Doctor Who: The Stolen Earth and Journey's End in 2008. Appeared in the TV Documentary Torchwood:
Inside the Hub in 2009, and appeared as himself for Torchwood Declassified from
2006 - 2009.
Lizzie Roper played Jackie Stack for 2 episodes
in 2011. Played Hoss in Big Finish Doctor Who audio drama Kiss of Death in
1996, written by Stephen Cole. Lizzie has played other characters for Big
Finish: Doctor Who audios but am still to locate these (there are many).
James Weber Brown played Benjamin Patrick for 2
episodes, 2009. Played a Minister in Doctor Who: In the Forest
of the Night in 2014.
Emma Cunniffe played Ailsa Calhoun for 2 episodes
in 2015. Played Claire in Doctor Who: Night Terrors in 2011.
Radoslaw Kaim played Lukas Wisniewski for 1
episode in 2011. Played a Worker in Doctor Who: The Sontaran Stratagem in 2008.
Emily Joyce played Viv O'Donnell for 1 episode
in 2011. Emily Joyce was the voice of the alien in the Doctor Who episode - The
Girl in the Fireplace in 2006.
Tracy Ann Oberman played Alison Drew for 1 episode in
2011. Tracy played Yvonne Hartman as the head of
Torchwood One, in Canary
Wharf Tracy Tracy
Jane Asher played Margaret Harker for 1
episode in 2011. Jane played Andrea Yates in Sarah Jane Adventures episodes -
What happened to Sarah Jane? Parts 1 & 2 in 2007
Kai Owen played Ken Watling for 1 episode in
2011. Was Rhys Williams in Torchwood S1
- S4, plus audio dramas and narrator of audio stories and tie in novels from
2006 - 2011. He appeared on Ready Steady
Cook with Tom Price in 2010. In
Torchwood Declassified he appeared in 3 episodes as himself. In 2006 for episode Time Flies, in 2008 he
appeared twice - in Save the Whale and Something New. He also appeared in Torchwood: Inside the Hub
in 2009.
Rachel Davies played Granny for 1 episode in 2011. She played Camilla in Doctor Who: State of Decay Decay
Rob Jarvis played Neil Birmingham for 1
episode in 2009. Played Abramal in Doctor Who: The Time of the Doctor in 2013,
Brigit Forsyth played Susan Wilding for 1 episode
in 2008. She played Ruth Maxtible in Doctor Who: The Evil of the Daleks
episodes 2 - 5 in 1967. In 1993 Brigit
appeared as Ruth for Doctor Who': Daleks - The Early Years video documentary.
Tim Plester played Leon
Elizabeth Rider played Sheila Hanson for 1 episode
in 2008. In 2008 Elizabeth
Nicky Ladanowski played Yvonne Tindall for 1 episode
in 2012. In 2008, Nicky played Lisa Trotter in The Sarah Jane Adventures
episode - Secrets of the Stars part 1.
Tim Barlow played Man in Support Group for 1
episode in 2012. In 1979 Tim played Tyssan in Doctor Who story Destiny of the
Daleks episodes 1 - 4. In 2007 he
appeared in two video docu/short as Tyssan - Davros Connections and Directing
'Who': Ken Grieve.
Niall Greig played Fulton Kai Murray for 1
episode in 2012. In 2011, Niall played
Gideon Vandaleur in Doctor Who: The Wedding of River Song.
Nicola Duffett played Daisy Skelton for 1 episode
2013. Played Bronwen Jones - Eugene
Raji James played Usman Haq for 1 episode in
2013. In 2006 Raji played Dr. Rajesh Singh for Doctor Who - Army of Ghosts and
Doomsday in 2006. He also appeared as
himself for Totally Doctor Who in the same year. Also for Doctor Who Confidential episode -
Welcome to Torchwood. In Timeshift, he
appeared as Dr. Rajesh Singh for the episode Parallel Worlds: A User's Guide
but was uncredited. In 2009 he appeared
as Dr. Singh for Doctor Who Greatest Moments.
In 2012 for The Timey-Wimey of Doctor Who but uncredited, and again
uncredited as Dr. Singh for Doctor Who: The Companions in 2013.
Derek Riddell played Joe Mulgrew for 1 episode in
2013. Played Sir Robert McLeish in
Doctor Who: Tooth & Claw 2006. As Sir Robert, Riddell appeared in Doctor
Who: Journey's End in 2008 uncredited, and in 2009, appeared in Doctor Who
Greatest Moments episode The Doctor.
Nigel Betts played Mr. Stewart for 1 episode in
2014. In 2014, Nigel played Mr Armitage
in Doctor Who: Into the Dalek, The Caretaker and voiced Mr Armitage in Dark
Water.
Charles De'Ath played Vincent Wark for 1 episode
in 2014. In 2009 Charles played Adelaide Adelaide
Claire Cage played Sophie Mitchell for 1
episode in 2015. In 2008, Claire
played David's Wife in Torchwood: Sleeper.
Ayesha Dharker played Yasmeen Khan for 1 episode
in 2015. In 2008, Ayesha played Solana
Mercurio in Doctor Who: Planet of the Ood.
In the same year she appeared as herself for Doctor Who Confidential
episode Oods and Ends.
Chris Wilson was a Police Armed Responce Officer
(uncredited) for 1 episode in 2009. Chris has appeared in 3 episodes of
Torchwood from Ghost Machine in 2006, Exit Wounds in 2008, and Miracle Day 2011
- check out our interview with Chris http://projecttorchwood.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/interviews-interview-with-chris-wilson.html
Robert Stone was a Drinker (uncredited) for 1
episode in 2007. In 2006 Robert played a
Goth Man in Torchwood: Everything Changes, in 2008 he played a Bouncer in the
Torchwood S2 episode Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang both of which he was uncredited
for. Check out our interview with
Robert.
Cinematographers
Ernest Vincze was director of photography for 6
episodes from 2009-2010 for Waterloo
Road
James Moss was cinematographer for 6 episodes
from 2011-2012. Was camera operator for
Doctor Who: The Sontaran Stratagem and The Poison Sky in 2008, cinematographer:
second unit for The Sontaram Stratagem also, this time uncredited.
James was
camera operator for 5 episodes of Torchwood from 2006 - 2008. Random Shoes, KKBB, Reset, From Out of the
Rain and Fragments.
Ian Adrian was cinematographer for 4 episodes
in 2010. Was camera operator for An Adventure in Space and Time in 2013.
Simon Butcher was cinematographer for 4 episodes
in 2010. Was director of photography for 4 episodes of Torchwood between 2006 -
2008. Random Shoes, KKBB, Reset, From
Out of the Rain and Fragments.
Film Editors
Fergus MacKinnon for 14 episodes from 2009-2014. Was film editor for 2 episodes of Torchwood in
2008 - From Out of the Rain and Fragments.
Tim Porter for 8 episodes from 2006-2009. Was
film editor for 7 episodes of Doctor Who between 2011 - 2012.
David Cresswell for 6 episodes from 2007-2010. Was
film editor for 4 episodes of Doctor Who back in 2006. Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel, Army
of Ghosts, Doomsday.
John Parker for 2 episodes in 2006. Was film
editor for 7 episodes of Doctor Who Confidential from 2008 - 2010. Was off-line
editor for 3 episodes of Doctor Who Confidential in 2011.
Philip Hookway for 2 episodes in 2007. Was film
editor for Doctor Who: Flatline in 2014.
Sam Williams for 2 episodes in 2010. Was film
editor for Doctor Who: The Rings of Akhaten in 2013.
Production Management
Marie Brown was post-production supervisor for 3
episodes in 2006. Was Post- production co-ordinator on 75 episodes of Doctor
Who from 2005 - 2011. Post production
co-ordinator for 7 episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures series in 2007. And
post production co-ordinator for Doctor Who: Time Crash in 2007. Was production supervisor for 13 episodes of
Doctor Who in 2005.
Second Unit Director or
Assistant Director
Thomas Alibone was third assistant director for 10
episodes in 2009. Was second assistant director for An Adventure in Space and
Time in 2013.
Mike O'Regan was first assistant director for 4
episodes in 2009. Was first assistant director for 2 episodes of The Sarah Jane
Adventures in 2007.
Scott Bates was first assistant director for 2
episodes in 2012. Was first assistant director for 5 episodes of Doctor Who in
2014.
Richard Harris was first assistant director for 2
episodes in 2006. Was first assistant
director for 3 episodes of Doctor Who between 2007 - 2008. Was first assistant director for 2 episodes
of Torchwood in 2008. Was first
assistant director for 4 episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures in 2010.
Appeared as himself in 3 episodes of Doctor Who Confidential from 2007 -
2008.
Silas Gee Williams was properties for 4 episodes in 2009. Was stand-by carpenter for 7
episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 - 2006, and stand-by props for 1 episode in
2010. - A Christmas Carol.
Sound Department
Ed Brookes was boom operator for 10 episodes
from 2007-2009. Was sound maintenance engineer for one episode of Doctor Who in
2011 - Closing Time.
Helen Dickson was dialogue editor for 8 episodes
in 2011. Was Foley editor for 13 episodes in 2010, sound editor for 1 episode
in 2014 and sounds effects editor for 1 episode in 2014 of Doctor Who. In 2009 was sound editor for The Sarah Jane
Adventures for 12 episodes.
Nick Foley was adr mixer for 7 episodes 2009-2010.
Was ADR mixer for Doctor Who: The Snowmen in 2012.
Sam Biggs was adr recordist for 2 episodes in
2015. Was ADR recordist for Doctor Who:
Flatline in 2014, was assistant ADR recordist for The Time of the Doctor in
2013.
George Atkins was adr mixer for 2 episodes in
2015. Was ADR mixer for Doctor Who: Flatline in 2014, was ADR recordist but
uncredited, for The Time of the Doctor in 2013
Simon Diggins was adr mixer for 4 episodes in
2012. Was ADR mixer for 14 episodes of Doctor Who from 2013 - 2014.
Stunts
Tom Lucy was stunt coordinator for 21
episodes from 2006-2010. Was stunt co-ordinator for 18 episodes between 2006 -
2009, stunt arranger for 2 episodes in 2008.
Was Stunt co-ordinator for 16 episodes of Doctor Who between 2007 -
2008. Appeared in the 'tunnel' in Ghost Machine during a chase scene between
Burnie Harris and Gwen Cooper. Appeared
as himself in Doctor Who Confidential for 6 episodes from 2007 - 2008.
As himself
again for Torchwood Declassified for 2 episodes - Weevil Fight Club in 2006 and
Home and Hart in 2008.
Dean Forster was stunt coordinator for 9
episodes from 2007-2009. Was Stunt
performer for 7 episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 - 2014, stunts for 2 episodes
from 2007 - 2010. Was stunt co-ordinator
for 2 episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures in 2011 for The Man Who Never Was
part 1 & 2. Was stunt performer for
1 episode of Torchwood in 2006, and stunts for 2 episodes in 2008 - 2009 both
of which he was uncredited.
Crispin Layfield was stunt coordinator for 3
episodes from 2009-2010. Between 2007 - 2014 was stunt co-ordinator for Doctor
Who for 58 episodes. Was stunt performer
for 1 episode in 2005. He played the Mugger in Torchwood episode KKBB in 2008. Crispin
appeared as himself and as Stunt Co-ordinator for 12 episodes of Doctor Who
Confidential from 2007 - 2011. In
Totally Doctor Who in 2007, he appeared as himself.
Jason Hunjan was stunt performer for 1 episode
in 2006. Was stunt performer for 2
episodes of Doctor Who - Voyage of the Damned in 2007 and The Next Doctor in
2008. Was stunt performer for Torchwood:
Combat in 2006. Appeared as himself for
Torchwood Declassified episode - Weevil Fight Club in 2006.
Kim McGarrity was stunt performer for 1 episode
in 2007. Was stunt performer for 6 episodes of Doctor Who between 2005 - 2013.
Nick Wilkinson was stunts for 1 episode in 2007.
Was stunt performer for Doctor Who: The Next Doctor in 2009.
Paul Heasman was stunt coordinator for 1 episode
in 2009. He played an uncredited Nazi in Doctor Who: Silver Nemesis part 1
& 2 in 1988.
Robert Schofield stunts for 1 episode, 2009. Wires
for 1 episode of Doctor Who in 2007 for The Shakespeare Code. I'm assuming he was either in charge of the
Wires or he was working with them for the episode. He was credited as Bob
Schofield.
Camera and Electrical
Department
Berndt Wiese was first assistant camera for 21
episodes from 2009-2010. Was focus puller for Doctor Who: The Time of the
Doctor 2013
Gareth Hughes was camera operator: "a"
camera / camera operator for 10 episodes in 2011. Was Camera Operator for 6
episodes of Torchwood in 2006
Russell Greenhalgh was lighting technician for 8
episodes in 2006. Was lighting technician for Torchwood: KKBB in 2008
Rob Arrowsmith was camera operator for 2 episodes
in 2010. Was camera operator for 3 episodes of Doctor Who in 2010. Credited as Robert Arrowsmith.
Costume and Wardrobe
Department
Joanne Thompson was costume supervisor / costumes
for 11 episodes from 2007-2009. Was Costume designer for 26 episodes of K9 from
2009 - 2010.
Other crew
Rachel Vipond was production runner for 20
episodes from 2011-2012. Was production assistant for 14 episodes of Doctor Who
from 2012 - 2013, and production secretary for 2 episodes in 2013.
Jeff Dunn was production accountant for 14
episodes from 2007-2009. Was Production
accountant for 28 episodes of Doctor Who from 2012 - 2014.
Sandy McKellar was script supervisor for 4
episodes in 2013. Was script supervisor for Doctor Who episode Flatline in
2014.
Steve Walker was script supervisor for 3
episodes in 2009. Was script supervisor for 23 episodes of Doctor Who in 2011 -
2014.
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