[…]I ended up at the BBC Training Centre, it was notUnknown Speaker  6:24  ready to do a three month course where ultimately I would end up at Pebble mill to be a trainee audio assistant. And I have to say, when I landed there, I couldn't believe it. I said, it still seems like a dream to me […]
[…]tol, the job became vacant. Cyril Morehead became the FOM. I became the Assistant FOM and was with him for three weeks when I was drafted as a FOM to Pebble Mill.  From there, Film Unit Manager it was in those days, and I stayed there for 24 years. So I suppose like most managers it was by defa[…]
[…]ease contact BEHP Secretary,  sue.malden@btinternet.com.Speaker 1  0:08  The English regents drama consists was based in Birmingham at Pebble mill. And it consisted, at first just a one producer. And as it expanded, there were two or three producers working there, and two or three scr[…]
[…]day that Mussolini marched into Abyssinia. It was I believe Easter 1935, although I maybe have got the date wrong, I was sitting on the beach, on the pebble ridge at Dymchurch with my aunt and there was a newspaper on the beach and I read the headline of it and whatever it said I don't remember. But[…]
[…]would imagine.MW: So you took your break in 1985. CJ: Yes I-MW: [interrupts] I remember being at home in the ‘70s watching you on Pebble Mill at One.CJ: Pebble Mill at One, yes.MW: But that was you once a week – you had a slot didn’t you?CJ: That was me, being the publi[…]
[…]o, so how was the BBC supporting the programmes that you were making? So programmes like Asian magazine and GoBar,Speaker 2  15:36  I think pebble mill and the management at Pebble mill, and everybody above was very, very supportive of the programmes. I think, you know, and we did a lot, t[…]
