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[…]ia, George Moore, Farrell and into the middle of this play, his drama documentary, George had built a montage sequence using all six available vision channels, which were the four cameras in the studio and two telecines. And I'll tell you exactly what was on every one of them. The two tele cines had[…]

[…];10:09  now you did a film on the marathon as well.Christopher Miles  10:14  Yes, that was a follow up video that I was asked to do by Channel Four more difficult to get interesting mileage out of that really although  you to do miles miles. But agrees with that as well. We went […]

[…]to the BBC. And within weeks Larkin was signed up and was brought over for Channel 2 in England. It became a cult program I imagine. Here again scuse me&nb[…]

[…]ermaybe makes more sense, that says FranceMaurice Carter: Yes that was Betty Box's picture in France and it was largely shot firstof all on the cross-Channel steamer, The story is an outing of darts club to Boulogne andit was shot mainly on the boat and then in Boulogne itselfRoy Fowler: All locatio[…]

[…] And during this very [?], on patrol out in the channel, when Mickey said - well Mickey had made 'One […]

[…] and went all the way back again up the Irish Channel and then turned round and went back because it […]

[…]for that was television because television got to the point where they were prepared to buy anything. They need product because, if you look how many channels there are now, they buy anything. And the BBC told us as a lab once, “Any film you’ve got, we’ll buy, and we don’t care if you don’t know who[…]