Keith Boak
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Keith Boak is a British television director, best known for his work on several popular continuing drama series during the 1990s and 2000s. His career began in 1991 when he directed a short feature 'The Return of Neville Dedd' for the youth programming strand Def II on the BBC Two network.
Since then he has worked on drama programmes for all of the major British television networks, including several police dramas such as the BBC's Out of the Blue (1995), City Central (1998) and Mersey Beat (2001). He has also directed medical dramas such as The Royal (ITV, 2003) and Holby City (BBC One, 2004).
From 2004 he has branced out into higher-budget work, such as on Channel 4's transatlantic romantic drama NY-LON, filmed partly in New York City, and the first revival season of popular science-fiction series Doctor Who, a BBC Wales production for BBC One, which was transmitted in 2005. In 2006, he directed episodes of the BBC One drama series Hotel Babylon.
