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[…] You know that's what we did.Know when it went on channel 4 this time. That's on channel 4 became longer […]

[…] the advertisement for directors and personnel to do, to start Channel Two, BBC2? Yes. And you? I applied for one […]

[…] another and a figurative ‘other’, had a female origin, whether channeled through a character or a voiceover onscreen, or a […]

[…]hy was that you had to go through a certain mechanism in the BBC, understandably, I suppose, because there were 3040 local radio stations, various TV channels and news programmes. So it had to be channelled through the director of news before a request is made, and therefore that is an impediment. A[…]

[…]on it for about three or four days just off Ramsgate. And we'll do we can remember we did some filming on the edge aircraft towers, it used to be the channel out there, which I think one became revenue Carolina's, I think, or something like that. And we were out there filming all news and on the sho[…]

[…]s the type of material being shot, that you might see variations on a period piece being shot then you would do a movie that was flicking across from channel to channel, with all action scenes and, you know, explosions and things, you won’t necessarily see issues in the background and stuff. But the[…]

[…] talking again about it, on camera, the, kind of, his approach to colour or that film’s use of colour?CM: David Rose, who’s commissioning producer at Channel 4, asked me if I would go to Ireland to work with Neil Jordan. He said it’s a script that was being partly produced by John Boorman and he tol[…]

[…]eaction, and the other the other item I made was about sitcoms.So it's the modern approach to sitcoms. And it was an interesting time because in 1983 Channel 4 launched and the night that 4 went on air, “The Young Ones” was on BBC and you couldn't get any more anarchic and alternative than that.So y[…]

[…]at was an eye opener I can tell you. [Laughter] [TIME 02:09:49]   So, I did that but that was while I was still at the BBC and then when I left, Channel 4 asked me if I would go and have a look at their television library and so I went there.  In fact, the boss of the part of Channel 4 tha[…]

[…]OK for me. Elvis is [Unclear]PETE MURRAY:  [Laughter]  Yes, I say I can remember that.MIKE DICK:  What was the opposition on the other channels?PETE MURRAY:  You know, I don’t know.  I have no idea but I don’t think there was any opposition to speak of. (Time 48:23)   &[…]