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…r. British Entertainment History ProjectCareer BeginningsJulia began working in television with the BBC. She started as a production secretary, working on shows such as This Is Your Life and What’s&nb…

…r a long and successful career - The Leprosy Mission and the Baptist Missionary Society.For Hugh this was a return trip to Zaire. It came thirty-four years after his first visit in 1949, when it was s…

Noise problems of early Technicolor filming.(1Hr l3 Mins)At age of 20, called up in October 1939. Sent to Royal Artillery. Very poorly equipped.

Steady work. Programmes on Bristol-Siddeley [BS] for US television. Eye on Research for BBC. Represented KCTV24 [?].

…chestra" with BRITTEN.End of Side 2. Composition lessons with ALWYN at the Royal Academy of Music. Pleasant  artistic life in Soho.

…nomies after the war. When Miall returned to London, he served as head of "Television Talks" - documentaries and current affairs - at BBC television from 1954. He found himself in charge of …

…d the move up Italy and it was whilst on that assignment he got attached to the Royal party, who were visiting. His accreditation was initially for a six-month period, and was renewed until it was mad…

…entary, staff information and training films.Served during World War Two in the Royal Air Force as a fitter in Bomber Command and afterwards in the RAF Film and Photographic Units in Britain, France, …

Adolf Arthur Englander BSC (15 July 1915 – 29 January 2004) was a British television cinematographer. He was one of the first film cameraman to work seriously in the field of television in the UK…

….See: www.sixtiescity.comAs an educator he was invited to become a tutor at the Royal College of Art, London where he helped develop the film and television school. Many graduates include Ridley …