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Philip Gilbert was inspired to take a keen interest in broadcast television when, at the age of seven, he watched the television coverage of the Coronation in 1953. He managed to get a taste of workin…

…shire. Joined the BBC late in life but has had a lifelong interest in broadcast television. Member and Treasurer of the British Amateur Television Club.

…ation work. His early career included presentation/continuity roles and work in television production. LinkedIn+1Broadcasting & film careerWorked for major UK broadcasters (BBC, ITV/ATV) as a pres…

…ord University Dramatic Society. After the BBC he moved to ATV (Associated Television) as a Light Entertainment Producer in 1956, then was persuaded by Howard Thomas to go to ABC (Associated Brit…

…erto Gerhard's "Collages" (playing the solo tape machine during concerts at the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall), a performance by the Radiophonic Workshop in Concert (again at the Royal…

…ad.Helen Shingler (29 August 1919 – 8 October 2019) was a British film and television actress.She was born on 29 August 1919.[1] She married producer Seafield Head,[2] ; her grandd…

…s. historyproject.org.ukLater he worked with NATKE (a trade union in the cinema/television sector in the UK) – becoming Training Officer, then going on to be in charge of the Cinema Division covering …

…ess Googie Withers; but in middle age he branched out into theatrical, film and television production in Australia, and helped to create the popular children's television series Skippy the Bush Kangar…

…ocial commentary and comedy. Many of their sitcoms have strong roots in British society & politics. Borthwick Institute for Archives+1Awards: Among other honours, Marks & Gran have been recogn…

Waris Hussein (born 1938) is a British-Indian television and film director known for his work on the first episode of Doctor Who in 1963. Born in Lucknow, India, and raised in the UK, Hussein became a…