
Limousine chauffeurs from Jet Set Limousines based in Lancashire have had their first big break in the world of show business having landed their own fly-on-the-wall documentary for Channel 4.
The Lytham based limo hire company are no strangers to the small screen having appeared in several other reality TV shows including Sky 1’s Ladies who Lunch, Channel 4’s Four in a Bed, and a celebrity wedding planners who for Channel 5, according to local newspaper The Blackpool Gazette.
Filming for the as yet unnamed show has already taken place, although the limo hire boss revealed the process was especially time consuming and was a tricky juggling act as they had to schedule filming around their existing client bookings. However the hard work has all been done and the first series is in the can and being prepared ready for broadcast.
Appearing in a fly-on-the-wall documentary can be extremely beneficial for small businesses if the show is well received as pervious companies and establishments who’ve had their own series have reported significant increases in business. Jet Set Limousines hope that their 15 minutes of fame will have a positive effect on the company and will help them reach a wider audience.
Filming has been completed on the first show although no broadcast date has been announced as yet.

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