D) is available for hire, the other six being permanently dedicated to EastEnders. There are also a number of smaller studios used for the filming of Holby City. The current configuration is as follows: Studio A 66 × 62 metric feet within fire lanes. Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. It has an overhang in one corner with production galleries above, but these areas are no longer used. Studio B 70 × 62 metric feet within fire lanes. Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. Like A, C and D, it has an overhang in one corner with production galleries above. The original gallery facilities have been modified into two separate production galleries for use on EastEnders, and both can control any of the studios on site (other than Studio D) plus the backlot. Studio C 102 × 68 metric ft within fire lanes. Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. Like A, B and D, it has an overhang in one corner with production galleries above. The original gallery facilities have been converted into a switching and engineering area for BBC News' election broadcasts. Studio D 114 × 78 metric feet, excluding audience seating. The only studio on site available for hire via BBC Studioworks, this is a light-entertainment studio with permanent audience seating in a recessed area of one wall. Like A, B and C, it has an overhang in one corner with production galleries above. Studio E Adjacent to Studio D, Studio E, which is , is used as props handling. Stage 1 154 × 60 metric feet outside fire lanes. Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. It includes a number of control rooms and associated facilities along one wall, which can control the backlot plus any of the studios on site (other than Studio D). This is the home of the standing sets of The Queen Victoria and the cafe. Stage 2 Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. Located in the same complex as Stage 1 and 3. Stage 3 Part of the EastEnders studio facilities. Located in the same complex as Stage 1 and 2. See also :Category:Films shot at Rock Studios (1928–1939) :Category:Films shot at British National Studios (1939–1958) :Category:Television shows shot at British National Studios (before 1958) :Category:Television shows shot at ATV Elstree Studios (1958–1983) :Category:Television shows shot at BBC Elstree Centre (since 1984) Further reading 88 pages; with contributions by Douglas Fairbanks, Alfred Hitchcock,