[…] De Montfort University De Montfort University London University (Goldsmiths College and Birkbeck College) University of East Anglia (UEA) University of Greenwich Women’s Work in British Film & Television, 1933-1989
[…] to change then because there were also sort of changes in working practices for technical staff as well as Journalists. I: Yes, the change from film to video tape? R: Well, the change to ENG, I think, came in in the late eighties. Mid to late eighties. I: Electronic News Gathering.&n[…]
[…]n in two different operations, one for television and one for radio, needed to be brought altogether on a bi-media basis and moved down to Television Centre to a sausage factory where all the journalists would sit in the same place and they would just produce radio and television as needed. And I th[…]
[…]x, because I was a shy to do it myself. And that was a great success, because I, you know, we were great Groucho enthusiasts at the LSC there was the Film Society where the Marx Brothers were continually being played, and we were all adored, the Marx Brothers, the wit grouchos, wit his student wit, […]
[…] needed. Then at the beginning of '58 Raymond Spottiswoode from Film Centre phoned me up. They were setting up a film […]
[…] Sutcliffes had approached at least a couple of documentary companies, Film Centre and that kind of thing. And they had got […]
[…] and the last successful negotiation I ever had with a film company. From that point on itÔÇÖs been total disaster. […]