British Entertainment History Project Interview No. 710 Interviewee: Anne Hanford, formerly Head of Television Library Services at the BBCInterviewer: Sue MaldenTranscriber: Linda Hall-Shaw SUE MALDEN: Thank you very much for talking to us Anne.ANNE HANFORD: […]
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[…]I became the firm's officer for Bristol Sydney engines. And I stayed there ten years. It was an interesting ten years because that's how I got in the library side helping people out Richard Causton. Knowing what people want in terms of library footage making sure we had the quality they wanted. And […]
[…] travelled around a 14 lot so he went to the Library of Congress vaults one day, was allowe d to […]
[…] during my reign in the 90s, and I remember him telling me how he went to – he was highly regarded in FIAF, travelled around a13lot so he went to the Library of Congress vaults one day, was allowed to have a look around and to give an opinion and he picked up these huge containers containing laser d[…]
[…]u exactly when, I used to go and see somebody called Phil Long.Yes, Phil Long, I know her, yes.8She was...Yes I remember her.She was in charge of the library was she? Was she?She was, yes over Pentecost.That’s right.Over Pente, she was the head at, the MOI or COI.That’s right, yes. And I used to go,[…]
[…];I'm about to a large extent come. Through borrowing film from the central film library in those days. Of course you could only find people like that if you&nbs[…]
