Wild Blue Yonder (Unleashed episode)

was a documentary that covered the production of 2023's second 60th Anniversary special, .
It was the second full-length episode of Doctor Who: Unleashed to be broadcast on BBC Three.
== Main subject ==
The production of Wild Blue Yonder.
== Topics covered ==
* Filming the studio-bound episode during the July 2022 UK heatwave.
* Millennium FX's creation of the Not-Thing's prosthetics (namely the long arms and Not-Donna's double knee) through digitally scanning David Tennant and Catherine Tate.
* The design, construction and the tour of the set detailing the ship in Bad Wolf Studios with Phil Sims.
* The filming of the Isaac Newton's "mavity" scene, with The TARDIS scene being filmed in a bluescreen set to be later composited into the real tree at Nathaniel Curtis's filmed scene in Dunraven.
* A tribute to Bernard Cribbins OBE (1928 - 2022) and the filming of his final scene in Camden Market.
* The production of the entire episode inside a greenscreen stage with virtual production and cinematography being applied for the CG corridors.
* Realtime's visual effects work on the CG corridors for later VFX compositing and keying. 
* The role of Kudzai Dzokamushure as Camera Trainee.
* The preview of the next episode, The Giggle.
== People interviewed ==
* Catherine Tate - Donna Noble
* David Tennant - The Doctor
* Phil Sims - Production Designer
* Bernard Cribbins OBE - Wilfred Mott
* Nathaniel Curtis - Isaac Newton
* Tom Kingsley - Director
* Nick Dance - Director of Photography
* Vicki Delow - Producer
* James Coore - VFX Supervisor 
* Kudzai Dzokamushure - Camera Trainee
* Sophie Hardcastle - 2nd Assistant Camera
== Crew ==
== Releases ==
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== Notes ==
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== External links ==
== References ==
Category:2023 documentaries
Category:Doctor Who: Unleashed
Category:Production spotlight documentaries
Category:Documentaries about the making of Doctor Who televised stories