Patients at one of Glasgow’s busiest hospitals are finding themselves on the cusp of prime-time TV as BBC cameras move in.
Film crews from the BBC have begun shooting at Glasgow Royal Infirmary for a new season of Surgeon: At The Edge Of Life.
Signs have appeared on some doors informing patients about the filming and reassuring them that they will not be identified.
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Filming began at the start of April and is expected to continue until around July.
Posters in the hospital read: “Filming in progress.
“The BBC series Surgeon: At The Edge Of Life will be filming from the end of April until the end of July.
“During this time, you may see us filming general shots in the theatre corridors.
“Please note: no patients will be identified during filming.
“If you do not wish to be filmed, please approach a member of the TV crew on site or email the producer.”
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