You never know who is watching the show
When I am out filming and looking down the lens I try and imagine a single viewer at the other end.
It's an old broadcasting trick which helps you feel more at ease by forgetting there is a team of people behind the camera. If you actually pictured the umpteen thousands of people who'll be watching you'd freeze with terror!
![A cat watches Chris Jackson on TV](/staticarchive/46365c4076992898e512e22789971652bb820b2b.jpg)
Only this one appears to be furry and strangely mesmerised when I pop up on the screen.
I am wondering if it's a hangover from the time I turned my own cat into a hypnotherapist. Perhaps unknown to me George put out a subliminal message to all other cats that they must watch Inside Out whenever it's on?
I always keep a keen eye on our viewing figures, but no-one can tell me if feline fans are counted
I love to hear from our human viewers too.
Gabrielle saw our film a couple of weeks back on the . I thought there can't be many of them around, but Gabrielle's dad James is also such a craftsman and works in his back garden in County Durham. It's small world!
![James Brindley painting a Gypsy wagon wheel](/staticarchive/11a50182ab9c41fb0c2d31d831d3e7dbf4d0b389.jpg)
James painting his wagon
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