[…]I didn't know what the routine was. I grabbed my recorder and buggered off into the as far away as I could get.Colin Moffat: But you'd had sync sound researchers on Joe the Chainsmith hadn’t you?Philip Donnellan: Yes and on the White Country, yes I had.Colin Moffat: It seems a bit illogical I can’t […]
[…]th David Frost called the Twist programme. We did a little light entertainment show about some programmes, David Frost and I. He had been a researcher and it’s no thanks to me that David Frost has his two hands that he waves about. I could have done the British public and everybody a […]
[…] went on to become one of the most foremost archive researcher producers. JERRY KUEHL 01:00 Just say a few words […]
[…] went on to become one of the most foremost archive researcher producers. JERRY KUEHL 01:00 Just say a few words […]
[…] So what was your experience then l ike as a researcher , ‘cause you were still relatively new? Completely naïve. […]
[…]e it was what you’d call guerilla filmmaking. Where you just basically sit down say, let’s do a film. So what was your experience then like as a researcher, ‘cause you were still relatively new? Completely naïve. None at all. I owe everything to Victor, who’d just tell me what to do really[…]
[…]y, had to finish the course we had to fill out a little questionnaire: where would you like to be in two year’s time? And I said I would like to be a researcher on historical documentaries working at Thames Television. And I’m happy to say that two year’s later, that’s where I was. MW: How wond[…]
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[…]ry, it could have come from the reporters, the producers themselves, it could have come from the Editor of the programme, it could have come from the researchers. In many ways the research is the most difficult and the most important part of the entire process. Once the idea is tested – and we used […]
[…] like to remind people that I could do research anything researcher didn't do BG but I did enjoy it CY […]
