Search Results for: Royal Television Society Gold Medal 1988.

[…] by a small group of members of the film and television technicians’ union in 1986. Having worked in film and […]

​British Cinema and Television Veterans Brunel University London Cinema and Television History Research Centre (CATH), De Montfort University De Montfort University London University (Goldsmiths College and Birkbeck College) University of East Anglia […]

[…] 1986, a group of workers in the British film and television industry set about collecting and archiving the oral testimonies […]

[…] had contributed to the growth and success of Britain’s film, theatre, television and radio industries. With approximately 700 interviews recorded to date and […]

[…]icity job for about a year before I retired, we made, we took photographs and displayed them on a on a screen, on a screen, on a screen, sort of like television screen. And we had a little talk with them, you see. And that was done on a steel loop. And we had that, but I didn't use much in magnetic&[…]

[…] released prints. You had to pay a tax what? Yeah, I'm not sure what the taxes were. It's not a tax in effect. It's a cost. I can't think of the word royal That's it. That's it, you had to pay a royalty on all Prince. Anyway. Anyways, I was there I learned quite obviously quite a lot. I used to run […]

[…]f idyllic childhood, etc.Speaker 1  11:09  Well, it wasn't that idyllic. It changed somewhat when my mother, when my mother ended up at the Royal Edinburgh hospital, and, you know, suddenly the world started to fall apart, and my parents split up and basically left. My father left, and so […]

[…]sp;    I came back, worked at Home Service as Current Affairs Producer on ‘Focus’ with Edgar Lustgarden. Then I was told time to go to Television Centre. It was a comedown intellectually from Bush House to Broadcasting House. BH was fantastic, empire created by Lawrence Gilliam, brill[…]