[…]tion, but on what scale...There won’t be... I’m sure there won’t be so many big pictures, for example.And although there’s [incomp - 1:26:14] such as Channel 4 and Film Four International that have done so much for the British film industry in the last few years, already they’re under attack, partly[…]
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[…]hen about 1948 they brought out a new system with light valves, you had a light valve on the back of the camera, a very compact little amplifier, two channel amplifier which didn't weigh a lot, probably twenty pounds. Marvellous, marvellous that was.Roy Fowler: Custom built?Reg Sutton: Made by Westr[…]
[…] their own areas should face the BBC but he was persuaded, as I understand it, that you needed a single schedule to compete with the BBC if ITV, as a channel and a service, was to have an identity and a chance. Now, in order to provide that, there was a very complicated system of four but there may […]
[…]British cinema, and I don’t just mean KenLoach and Mike Leigh?Well, it’s been in a bad patch and there hasn’t been much filmmaking going on except viaChannel 4 and the BBC, and even then some of it hasn’t been that good. But what’s goodnow is there does seem to be, you know, this whole US indie[…]
[…] what happened of course. Glenn went away and wrote the first Taggart script - three-parter - and it was actually being aired last night on the Drama channel. I: And you were always using staff Directors and staff crews so it was all part of the family of STV? R: Absolutely. Initially, wel[…]
[…]ocation. Very often in a very bad state. They think that their idea for their film hasn't happened.They've got some point they want to get across the channel. character didn't turn up or the weather was wrong, the camera man didn't understand it. And it's all disaster, maybe we could just about make[…]
[…]orge Stoney Joe Stoney is, was an American independent producer. And he'd been working with challenge for change up in Canada. And we ran a couple of channels for change films of his one of which I remember was called you are on Indian land which were access was shared in a way I mean, it was George[…]
