Editing Cosgrove Hall Films (section)

===Legacy===
The land occupied by Cosgrove Hall's studios, in Albany Road, Chorlton, adjacent to the town's telephone exchange, which had stood empty for two years, was finally sold in the summer of 2010 to a housing development company. The intention was to demolish the historic studios and build retirement flats.{{citation needed|date=October 2013}} During 2012, the studios were eventually demolished as part of the above development. Urban explorers who visited the site during the demolition found and photographed some models and backgrounds used in previous productions.{{citation needed|date=February 2018}} Coincidentally, during April of that year it was announced that during the past summer, prior to the death of Mark Hall, he and Brian Cosgrove had pitched the idea of resurrecting the brand to possible investors.

Brian Cosgrove became the executive producer at [[CHF Entertainment]], (defunct 2019), as was Hall until his death. On 18 November 2011, Cosgrove Hall Films closed down due to Mark Hall’s death of cancer at the age of 75.<ref name="BBC.co.uk" /> CHF Entertainment had actively worked on a number of television series, including ''[[Pip Ahoy!]]'', which was aimed at preschool children, and ''HeroGliffix'', which was aimed at older children.