resulting electronic copy may exhibit more jump and weave, giving the result a sense of constant jitter. Filmized productions US productions most often use actual film for prime time dramas and situation comedy series and filmizing is more common outside North America. Video production is cheaper than film. Television series, specials, Soap operas, Sitcoms and films that have been filmized include: A.N.T. Farm (high-definition video) All My Children (2006–2009) Alys (high-definition video) Bad Girls Brookside Choo Choo Soul Coast Derry Girls Doctor Who (2005 onwards) Drake & Josh (season 1 used FilmLook processing) Family Affairs Footballers' Wives Good Luck Charlie (high-definition video) Grange Hill Hall of Mirrors (2001 film) Hannah Montana (only Season 4) Heartbeat Holby City Hollyoaks Home and Away (high-definition video, since 2003) Hot in Cleveland (high-definition video) iCarly (high-definition video) Last of the Summer Wine MTV Video Music Awards (2002, 2003 and 2006 editions) Neighbours (high-definition video, since 2007) Night and Day (high-definition video since recent seasons.) Outnumbered Reba Red Dwarf Remastered Red Dwarf VII Salute Your Shorts Sam & Cat Sonny with a Chance (high-definition video) Spaced Survivor (beginning with Gabon) The League of Gentlemen The Mighty Boosh (Series 1) The Office (high-definition video) The Suite Life on Deck (season 1 episodes used FilmLook processing) The Young and the Restless (used on the April 2, 2008 episode) Trollied True Jackson, VP Tyler Perry's House of Payne (high-definition video) Undressed Victorious (high-definition video) WWE SmackDown (June 12, 2009 edition. Used since September 26, 2019–present.) Many digitally-shot Television and film productions have been filmized during mastering. Limitations Footage that has been shot with the knowledge that it will be subsequently electronically filmized is usually shot in a very different way, with film-style lighting and framing. Regardless, there have been several attempts to process ordinary videotape to look like film, usually with little success. Notable examples include Red Dwarf Remastered – digitally remastered versions of the first three series of Red Dwarf. As well as being filmized, the episodes had been cropped to widescreen and had all their special effects remade. BBC hospital drama-soap Casualty also flirted briefly with the filmizing process in the mid-1990s, but it was quickly dropped after viewer complaints that the show "looked wrong." The same happened with Emmerdale where it was used for 7 episodes in October 2002 before being quietly dropped. The fantasy series Neverwhere was a video-based production which suffered as a