[…]e Three Bears. But I do remember, I think this was the ’38 live performance, in which the producer invented a little Prologue. This was an attempt at presentation you see. I was asked if I would wear a dress over my bear costume and be a child sitting on the knee of a man who was going to tell the s[…]
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Julie Cave Interview Number: 380 Interviewee: Julie CaveInterviewers: Norman Swallow, Alan LawsonTranscriber: Alexis PooleNorman Swallow: Copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. Julia Cave, television director and producer. Interviewer Norman[…]
[…]bsp; I run one called The Confident Voice, which is oversubscribed, on Saturday mornings, where I train in voice production and everything to do with presentations, you know, gesture, movement, everything to do with the voice. Plus Shakespeare. I do a course on Shakespeare as well.DARROL[…]
[…]look forward to, and of course the President is the one in charge. And I used to really enjoy thatbecause before that I had been organising the stage presentation for about five of the Royal Film Performances.And putting on a show of some kind, and they varied. And I remember doing one about the Bri[…]
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[…]nterfere.We thought that was absolute rubbish.Taylor/Peet: That was a BBC decision was it?Denis Forman: Yes, and practiced. Well they said that the Representation of the People Act wouldnot permit it, but we took a different view we thought we could get around the Representation of thePeople Act so […]
