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Author Archives: Bernard Newnham
December 2017 Miscellany
A sudden rush of photos not seen before. Roger Bunce sent the first four, and says “Some rather wonderful photos, from the Golden Age of monochrome, when cameramen wore jackets and ties, have been forwarded to me by George Auckland. … Continue reading
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Roger Bunce – leaving the BBC
One of the ‘Objectives’ at my last Annual Appraisal was to stay in the BBC longer than John Birt. (Oddly, my Line Manager would not accept it as an ‘Agreed Objective’.) John Birt left the BBC in 2000. I attended … Continue reading
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Conversations – first compilation from the Tech-Ops mailing list
You start off doing one thing, and somehow other stuff just comes along…… When I started the tech-ops site, it was meant to be a home for picture and stories that might not otherwise ever be shown or told. A … Continue reading
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Dave Mundy’s Trip to Evesham
Dave Mundy visited the Wood Norton Hotel and took some pictures….. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
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Bimbi Harris, 1966 Health and Safety, and a 1978 WIS
In BBC tech-ops it’s always been thought that the BBC’s first studio camerawoman was Barbara Franc, in 1974. After many years, it turns out that this was wrong. Barbara (Bimbi) Harris, who died in 2013 aged 95, was actually the … Continue reading
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