[…]during that period I think I made the Dispute programme, and I made two documentaries outside - or was it three? - I made one called Wall Street for ATV, which was totally a montage documentary with just a narrator linking. NS That’d be for Bob Heller, would it? JG For Bob Heller, who was […]
[…]p;1950, about May 50, I remember that very well.Stephen Peet: Did you get supplied with a tv as a BBC staff member so youcould see it at home.Norman Swallow: I don't […]
[…]ily have a television interest? R: No. But television was in its infancy! This would be about, I think we first got a television about 1958/59. STV had been on the go for a year or two years at that time. And I remember we got the television and, gosh, we didn't have an outside aerial. It was a[…]
[…]Waterhouse and very present to work on Jerry enstes has operated for a long time, and after that, after that, got the chance to do a film for Granada TV called staying on, which was a novel by Paul Scott, one of the series, the first, probably of the jewel in the crown books he did. It had Silvio na[…]
[…]as was getting was kept going. And the following day, we got two headlines, the the the headline in the Daily Express and then the Daily Mirror. So a TV film causes spoof causes chaos. bit like Wells's war of the world when he was in fact, he, as we saw sort of reverse that the Martiams  didn't[…]
[…] like, radio was still the big work place, where you worked, many more shows on radio than on television. I went, when I went to Shepherd's Bush, the tv part of it was just a small building, where the scene changing area, round the back there. And Duncan Wood was one of the first producers I met the[…]
[…] went to the West End, we went to New York, no British company would video it, with that castNorman Swallow: ExtraordinaryLindsay Anderson: The BBC, ITV no one would do it. We went to New York, we did it there successfully. Channel 13 —in New York — said they would like to video it. We came back her[…]
