More than 20,000 singers, musicians and soldiers have worked for months to create a backdrop to this event, a procession for the Queen's Golden Jubilee leading from
Buckingham Palace to St Paul 's.
The Queen leaves the Palace at 10.40, and travels in the Gold State Coach past a 5,000-strong choir who perform Handel's Zadok the Priest.
David Dimbleby fronts the coverage, with Philippa Forrester, Sophie Raworth and Wesley Kerr.
Broadcast Tuesday 4 June 2002
More than 20,000 singers, musicians and soldiers have worked for months to create a backdrop to this event, a procession for the Queen's Golden Jubilee leading from
Buckingham Palace to St Paul 's.
The Queen leaves the Palace at 10.40, and travels in the Gold State Coach past a 5,000-strong choir who perform Handel's Zadok the Priest.
David Dimbleby fronts the coverage, with Philippa Forrester, Sophie Raworth and Wesley Kerr.
Broadcast Tuesday 4 June 2002
Project Type
Live Outside Broadcast
The Client
BBC One
Role Details
Production Finance Co-ordinator
BBC Events & Food
4 June 2002
Awards
Winner
The Work
Contributors
Presenters: David Dimbleby, Sophie Raworth, Wesley Kerr.
Producers: Daniel Brittain-Catlin, Catherine Stirk