Tim Emblem-English (TE) Archive Telecine Specialist, Former BBC Broadcast Engineer Interviewers: Paul Frith (PF) & Carolyn Rickards (CR) Date 21/05/2018 Length 01:48:52 CR: So we’re here with an interview today with Tim Emblem-English. Thank you very much for agreeing to[…]
[…]y mother sang and a friend of ours played the piano and it was actually very touching. And it's, I'm very proud to say that it's in the National Film Archive not because of me but because of Marion because it's a little piece of history in terms of the early days of media in this country, I suppose.[…]
[…], that was all on the fourth floor at, of...Lime Grove?Lime Grove. And there's, there is an interesting, there's a few interesting pieces of paper in archive about the comings and goings of people because when I did some research for Michael about Graham Muir, I remember saying that he was joining t[…]
[…] an interesting, there's a few interesting pieces of paper in archive about the comings and goings of people because when […]
[…]t going on. Yes, this is where I was. And then because we had quite a lot more interview than we'd used I did the bits we used already and with film, archive film, made a film programme called Victorian memory, which went out first on 26th of February 78. And Huw was the narrator didn't initially he[…]
[…]now, because a lot of the people with me of course were post office engineers ... John P. Hamilton 38:36 It's now an archive, the underground thing in Goodge Street. It's still there yes. John Ammonds 39:01 Well that's where I wo[…]
