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Judith Chalmers and her television crew travel to the picturesque resort to produce an on‑location film about the property. When David is asked to take part in the scheduled interview, he publicly aggravates Amy by speaking in an affected accent.

Close Up is a television programme presented as a single episode, forming part of the series that bears the same title. The show follows a documentary‑style format, focusing on particular subjects and events as they unfold. Its structure allows a small film crew to enter a location, capture footage, and conduct interviews that reveal the dynamics of the place being examined. In this installment, presenter Judith Chalmers arrives at a seaside resort accompanied by her production team, intent on creating a feature about the venue. While the crew sets up to film the surroundings, they approach a resident named David for an interview. During the conversation, David adopts an affected accent, a choice that quickly provokes irritation in Amy, another individual present at the resort. The tension created by David’s exaggerated speech becomes a focal point of the episode. Amy’s anger highlights the clash between the crew’s expectations and the personalities they encounter, underscoring how even seemingly minor gestures can spark conflict on set. The segment therefore captures both the logistical side of filming a resort piece and the interpersonal friction that can arise when participants respond to the crew’s presence.