Scottish Screen returned to The Production Show this month at London's Olympia with a bigger and even more innovative stand.

On the stand was the very latest in cutting edge digital technology in the shape of cyberbabe, TMmy, the digitally animated pop star/ presenter who welcomed visitors to the show. Designed by Digital Animation Group the international award winning digital technology company they created cyberbabe Ananova, the world's first ever digital newsreader, now employed by Reuters. TMmy walks, talks, dances and sings. And like all pop stars she frequently changes her outfits, makeup and hairstyle!

Ensuring lights, camera, action on the Scottish Screen stand will be Lee Lighting Scotland, Panavision Scotland and PDG Helicopters, the leading aerial film company in Scotland. Also on the stand; Digital Bridges one of the UK's foremost total wireless entertainment service providers and Arnold Clark Cars, who provide any type of vehicle from vintage to totally space age. Also on Stand 420 was Savalas Sound Design, creators of fully integrated and individually designed film and television soundtracks, and Ecosse World Express, Scotland's leading film and television logistics company.   

Representing Scotland in the Locations Village was three of the country's busiest film offices. Edinburgh Film Focus, South West Scotland Screen Commission and the Highlands and Islands Film Commission.