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[…]t was going to be a longer and wider movement and that political optimism changed. I think it was difficult for people like us to make the shift into television, though with The Bad Sister which we did for Channel Four, which was one of the first of their independent features that they, that they, s[…]

[…]ents of the film sent to train with us. After thirty or forty years of vigorous growth British documentary lost its identity as a school, the rise of television absorbed the talents, techniques and some of the personnel. Better pay and condition of work meant films became more expensive and sponsors[…]