[…]not so sure. The general point has the validity that some might think Well, let's take Robert frisks. Let's take fresh, yeah, we're talking about the BBC. But again, he was saying that the BBC was so keen to find stories that they actually almost seem to be maybe unwittingly, this isn't the first Lo[…]
[…]o London. He said, we'll talk more" I got a, I can't remember. He probably gave me a form to fill in. And I then got an interview with the BBC. Four people, usual standard BBC board interviewing. First thing I had to do was go into a room without seeing anybody just shown into a room. And[…]
[…]e directors too had ideas on the subject...I mean, [some of the] more creative directors?Peggy Gick: Oh yes! Well you wanted to have a chat with your director...trouble is with some of them to get them to communicate.John Legard: And did you have your favourite lighting cameraman to do your work jus[…]
[…]ese terrible mistakes happened, we cut to him. I'm trying to remember who it was - somebody who died - a very famous man who did sound things for the BBC.Daphne Shadwell: Not Huw Weldon?Joan Kemp-Welch: No...anyway, it's gone. But it was terribly funny! The only person whobehaved herself w[…]
[…]until the next year,we wanted really to stock up in January, February, March and go on the Air at the end of March orbeginning of April that would be 1956.So I started recruiting key Personnel like Bernard Flood who took charge of Personnel Relations, hewas an MP at that time and Reg Hammonds the Ch[…]
[…]ems on that picture at all, he was wonderful all through and on one of the last days of shooting in Weymouth the ship we were working on had to be in Suez, had to leave for Suez by the afternoon or the following morning and we only had this one day and the sun was going down and I had two more shots[…]
[…] end of March or beginning of April that would be 1956. So I started recruiting key Personnel like Bernard Flood who […]
[…]PEAKER: F2 [Carol Owens]Certainly. Thanks very much Paul, for the intro. As you say my name is Carol Owens. I was born in Newcastle upon Tyne in July 1956. I'm British, talking about my and my family background and origins, there was no involvement in the media industry at all apart from a possibly […]
[…]production manager was also a woman called Deborah Cheshire. And john didn't get on all that well with with the idea, I think, basically ever a woman director. And nevertheless, he, he did his job pretty well, of course, and we functioned very well. We went to all over Switzerland, we went over the […]
