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[…]achi on the way down, pick up the film, and go down then." Up to that point, until I ran out of film, I used to go to Gandhi's prayer meetings with a BBC man and an AP photographer. We used to, the three of us, go there every evening. Because there were sort of feelings that something was going to h[…]

[…] I think that if I was starting and I wanted to go into the industry, I would go into television.  I would get trained by a television company - BBC or you know - and then try to be creative, direct if I could or produce, you know, because if you are with a company then you know you are going t[…]

[…]l received?Jill Craigie: Yes, they were. They made money. And then of course there was the Evening Standard, the campaigns in the newspapers. But the BBC was very, very popular. The Brains Trust with Professor Joad and ... have you ever heard any of those?Interviewer (unidentified): Yes. Can I go ba[…]

[…]d I said, Oh, all right. I'll see it. It very kind. And john showed it to him. And Jimmy, of course, had lots of contact. And Jimmy got john into the BBC, for monitorAlan Legard  42:16  is right, that's how that's that's how you use the link. And that's how that Yeah, that's right.Well don[…]

[…]h right.But of course, you know.Oh well.But we lost didn’t we Manny about two to one, we lost by about two to one.That’s right.MY: Yes, they were the BBC people I suppose.Mm, yes.Jan Zilliacus Tape 3 Side B100Yes, the BBC people.Yes.Y es.They’re bound to.There is a problem. So how do you feel about […]

[…] expositional films.John Legard: Hmm.Pat Jackson: ...You know...Stuart Legg at that time was doing 'Voice of Britain'...but 'Voice of Britain' on the BBC is merely... there's no story... it's merely the camera, sort of, dipping in the various departments at the BBC, getting a vague impression, sort […]