Pedestal Television

21/08/2026

Our latest tour has just been signed off. The Hexham House of Correction is a fascinating part of history. It's one of the many heritage sites that cannot be staffed but still needs to be maintained and made accessible. Our tour allows viewers to explore this old jail and and hear the stories of its most infamous inmates. Guided by volunteer Daniel, the tour brings history to life and is the perfect solution for historical sites with no staff or remote cultural landmarks.

Virtual Tour

06/08/2026

Great to see the interactive Q&A we created for Bamboo Cosmetic Dentistry up and running and helping patients along their ‘smile journey’

Taking the first step toward your ideal smile shouldn’t feel overwhelming or confusing. "The Bamboo Way" is all about removing the anxiety from dentistry by building relationships on trust, transparency, and personal care. Whether you’re curious about teeth straightening with Invisalign, conside...

30/06/2026

When your presenter spots an opportunity to channel her inner ‘Partridge’…

Ellen Thomas

21/06/2026

i-Q&A, (Interactive Question & Answer) is an engaging and slick way to answer all of your FAQ’s, by using bespoke videos featuring real presenters (no AI here!!).
Here’s one we created for the fabulous Brothers in Arms Cymru , a Men’s Mental Health charity based in the Welsh valleys.

https://i-qa.net/bia/index.htm

07/06/2026

Here’s a Virtual Tour and interactive Q&A we created for Llanhilleth Miners Institute to showcase their wedding and conference facilities.

Virtual Tour

20/05/2026

Today I’m a temporary (hopefully) inmate of the Hexham ‘House of Correction’.
My duties whilst incarcerated are to create an immersive virtual tour that tells the history of the building and the stories of some of its past inmates!

21/04/2026

This year Llanhilleth Miners Institute celebrates its 125th anniversary. Using our bespoke i-Q&A platform, Pedestal were commissioned to create an interactive experience to not only showcase the Institute’s rich history, but also encourage viewers to make a physical visit to the Institute.
So take a trip through the years, guided by ‘friendly ghost’ Gwenllian, played by the fabulous Ellen Jane-Thomas.

Virtual Tour