[…]yright of this recording is vested in the BECTU history project. Today's subject Gerald chambers are senior floor manager with experience at AR TV Rediffusion television and London Weekend Television. Gerald is now retired. The interviewer is john P. Hamilton, a member of the committee. The da[…]
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Yah, yah. So it’s a different thing. But I do think that, you know, the... I suppose the people that are coming up through TV are getting that kind of training probably.
Well they were with the dismantlement of the ITV companies.
Yah. Yah.
And the BBC, there won’t[…]
[…] said it for me! Roy Fowler: This extract is from TV Times, I think I ought to read this, so […]
[…]I suppose that’s what made me feel a bit kind of fidgety but I mean nobody could believe that the BBC would pay me more. In general categories ITV paid much more but not in the libraries area.SUE MALDEN: So David Martin was the sort of key management person to make a decision.ANNE HANFOR[…]
[…]ry V"?Dallas Bower 34:25 Yes I, Henry V came about in this way: after Munich I thought we were going to need "Henry V" and I'd done a TV script and I had in mind that Ralph, Ralph Richardson might do it. During the war while at the MoI I thought why don't I work on this 'c[…]
[…]y what we were going to do. So, then I asked “What is the studio like, that we’re going to do this film in?” So, they punched a button on their TV set, which came up with a black and white picture, saying this is the studio. Which was just the site of the new studio. So, fine, than[…]
[…]ed a training school in London because the studio wasn't built there was nothingup there however, we got two working up there we bought the gear from Pye and we had twoscanners - which were much more than we needed. So the OB people trained in Manchester and thestudio people trained in London, we ra[…]
[…] got two working up there we bought the gear from Pye and we had two scanners - which were much […]
