Search Results for: Royal Television Society Gold Medal 1988.

[…] about his long career, including filming the Queen and the Royal Family over many years. The BEHP, conducted by Darrol […]

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[…] the mid-1950s into the new and challenging world of commercial television. First she worked as editor on Colonel March of […]

[…] most enduring work. In the early 1960s he was in television, producing idiosyncratic documentaries, including several on composers – Bartok, […]

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[…]k it was something like the… it was shot at Lyme Regis, I believe, and we were contacted by, you’ll have to double check the name, but the Lyme Regis Society, or something like that, who were interested in having a copy made I suppose is what they thought, but print, they wanted of the title for a s[…]

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[…]im Shields: It brings the scene to life.Bill Welch: You know it, sort of, is alive. You know there's some life there, it's not just like I've seen on television many, many times. You'll see people sitting at the table and there's a cup of tea pouring out, and the kettle boils, the teapot goes down a[…]