[…]f the reasons I mentioned to you about reversal films were very popular in the 1970s, ‘80s, yeah, ‘60s, late-‘60s, and 70s, particularly over in East Anglia, which are your partners, where Survival were based, because Survival used to shoot on reversal film. They used to shoot on a film ca[…]
[…] De Montfort University De Montfort University  IAMHIST colour project London University (Goldsmiths College and Birkbeck College) University of East Anglia (UEA) University of Greenwich University of Sussex – Connected […]
[…] to have less prints and ship them from cinema to cinema and not do a national advertising. You would do advertising on the local cinema so you’d use Anglia TV to advertise this feature next week and just use the cinemas in East Anglia. So that made a difference to the lab when people stopped having[…]
[…] highly regarded series like ‘World in Action’ (Granada) ‘Survival’ ( Anglia) ‘This Week’ (Thames) ‘First Tuesday’ (Yorkshire TV) have disappeared. […]
[…]film's giving each a brief introduction. Frank Humphrey Sinkler Jennings was born in a small fishing village, the village of Walberswick, on the East Anglia and Suffolk coast in 1907. He was the elder of two sons. He died in 1950, falling 30 feet from a cliff on the Greek island of Paul Ross. He was[…]
[…]p; She's been on two managerial courses and she doesn't know the outcome yet. David is sound recordist and he's gone freelance. He worked for ATV, no Anglia, and then he went freelance. Robert, he worked for the Observer, he started his trade for the Observer as a cameraman. He was assistant cameram[…]
