Spitting Image Productions Limited (TV/Film Production Company) (1981-) (United Kingdom)
Dates
- Existence: 1981-
Places
- United Kingdom (nation) (Associated Country)
Found in 520 Collections and/or Records:
Miscellaneous Artwork File 2, 1983 - 1996
Miscellaneous Artwork Files, c 1982-c 1990s
Two portfolios containing miscellaneous artwork, both originals and copies, produced by the Spitting Image Workshop for various projects undertaken by Spitting Image Productions Limited, and for other purposes.
Miscellaneous Items, 1979, 1985 - 1997
Moulds, c 1984- c 1996
Plaster and fibreglass moulds, used to create the latex foam heads and silicone [?] teeth produced for the puppets featured in the British satirical television series, Spitting Image.
Mr. Bigg/Highly Sprung, 1992 - 1996
Mugs, 1988 - 1990
A box containing two white ceramic mugs. The first holds two illustrations featuring British boxer, Frank Bruno, and was made by Linden Giftware. The second mug bears the Spitting Image logo and features a drawing of Margaret Thatcher holding a handpuppet of John Major, with an accompanying speech bubble that reads: 'You tell'em John!' The latter mug was made by Kilncraft STL England.
Mystery Plays, 1994 - 1995
A file containing correspondence and research material for a proposed children's television puppet series, produced by Spitting Image Productions Limited, based upon English medieval mystery plays [plays based on the annunciation, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ].
National Aquarium of Scotland, 1994 - 1995
A file containing correspondence, invoices and other documentation relating to a Treasure Island-themed diorama, created by Spitting Image Productions Limited for an exhibit at Deep Sea World, the national aquarium of Scotland.
National Maritime Museum, 1990
A file containing a proposal, a feasibility report, and design papers produced by Spitting Image Productions Limited/Spitting Image Engineering, relating to a proposed attraction at the National Maritime Museum, based within the museum's east wing.
National Maritime Museum, 1990
A visifile containing eight pieces of original artwork, drawn by Pablo Bach of the Spitting Image Workshop, which were produced as part of the documentation for a proposed naval-themed attraction at the National Maritime Museum, London. All the drawings are in pencil (SI/1284 (a to g) and SI/1285). Also present are a number of photocopies of some of the original artwork.
NBC Spitting Image Special Episodes, 1986 - 1987
Newman and Baddiel Comedy Show Specials, 1993 - 1994
Newspapers, 1983 - 1998
Newspapers and Newsprint Magazines, 1985 - 1995
Newsweek, 1986
Nile Street Films Limited, 1995 - 1999
A file containing four directors' reports and accounts for the Spitting Image Productions Limited subsidiary, Nile Street Films Limited, whose principal activity was the manufacturing of puppets. The reports and accounts cover the years ending 31 August 1994 to 31 August 1998, excluding 1996. Two of these items were produced by KPMG, and the other two were drawn up by Aston Hughes & Co.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, 1984 - 1989
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 1, 1984
Two files containing signed contracts issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals, who submitted sketches that were included in series 1 episodes of Spitting Image. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the show.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 2, 1985
A file containing signed contracts and accompanying letters, issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals who submitted sketches that were included in series 2 of Spitting Image. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the programme.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 3, 1986
Four files containing signed and copies of unsigned contracts, issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals, who submitted sketches to be included in series 3 of Spitting Image. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the programme. There is also other documentation present, such as post-production scripts and running orders, which relate to particular contracts in some manner.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 4, 1987 - 1988
A file containing signed contracts issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals, who submitted sketches to be included in series 4 of Spitting Image, along with the 1987 Christmas special episode. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the show. There is also other related documentation concerning non-commissioned writers.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 5, 1988
A file containing signed and copies of unsigned contracts issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals, who submitted sketches to be included in series 5 of Spitting Image. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the show. There is also other related documentation concerning non-commissioned writers.
Non-Commissioned Writers' Contracts, Series 6, 1989
A file containing copies of unsigned contracts issued by Spitting Image Productions Limited to individuals who submitted sketches to be included in series 6 of Spitting Image. These writers were members of the public or professionals not contracted with the show.
Norwich School of Art Gallery Exhibition, 1985
Officer Bull Pupp Model, c 1995-1996
A plasticine model of the Krazy Kat comic strip character, Officer Bull Pupp, made by the Spitting Image Workshop. This model was created as part of the production of a short, stop-motion animated pilot episode, based upon George Herriman's comic strip.