"Brum" (1992) TV series 1992-

Seasons:

1 | 3 | unknown

Genre:

Animation | Family

Cast

Dan Carey		(6 episodes, 1992-2003)
Mark Powlett	...	The Traffic Policeman (6 episodes, 2000-2001)
Rrenford Junior Fagan	...	Ballet Dancer / ... (5 episodes, 2001)

Series Directed by
Nigel Harris		(3 episodes, 1992-2001)
Emma Lindley		(3 episodes, 2000)
Vic Finch		(3 episodes, 2001-2003)
Paul Leather		(3 episodes, 2001-2003)

Series Writing credits
Anne Wood		(2 episodes, 1991-1994)
Alan Dapre		(2 episodes, 2001)

Series Produced by
Anne Wood	....	producer / executive producer (3 episodes, 1991-2001)

Series Original Music by
Andrew McCrorie-Shand		(1 episode, 1991)
Robert Hartley		(1 episode, 1994)
Paul Honey		(1 episode, 2001)

Series Production Design by
Robert Berk		(2 episodes, 1991-1994)

Series Production Management
Melissa Robertson	....	production manager (2 episodes, 1991-1994)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Peter Thornhill	....	assistant director (1 episode, 1991)
Steve Murphy	....	first assistant director (1 episode, 2000)
Merlyn Rice	....	second assistant director (unknown episodes)
Rose Wilde	....	second assistant director (unknown episodes)

Series Costume and Wardrobe Department
Beth Lewis	....	costume supervisor (3 episodes, 2001)

Series Music Department
Kjartan Poskitt	....	composer: title music (1 episode, 1991)
Mike Sheppard	....	composer: title song (1 episode, 2000)

Production Companies

• Ragdoll Productions

Distributors

• NHK (1995-1996) (Japan) (TV)
• Vrijzinnig Protestantse Radio Omroep (VPRO) (1993) (Netherlands) (TV)

Country:

Australia | Canada | UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:G | Netherlands:AL

Filming Locations:

Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK

Company:

Ragdoll Productions

My Children love this show!

My Children go crazy for this show. We have to watch it on rotation in our house and once it has finished then they ask for it to be put back to the start again ! They absolutely love the Traffic Policeman and the fact that he gets everything wrong (much like the real police!). I personally like the fact that it is all live and not just another programme with people dressed up in big costumes where you cant see their faces. Its very different and so can be on in our house as much as my two rascals want.

In fact we even went to see a live show with Brum and the Policeman in it which was excellent. I think the actor's name is Mark Powlett. I couldn't find him anywhere else on this site but he is a hero to my children (and he looks good in uniform,but don't tell my hubby!)

Jayne Gueste