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Category Archives: Stories
Norman Taylor’s story of Dr Who
Norman was asked about his involvement….. “The story of the Dr Who titles is as follows: When I was a Technical Operations Manager on Crew 9 we sometimes were allocated to two minor programmes in the same studio on the … Continue reading →
Stories 4 – Pres B
Here are two not-tech-ops stories about Pres B These are re-prints from stuff I’ve written elsewhere…….. Pres B was a small studio on the fourth-and-a-half floor of Television Centre. It isn’t there now, as it was destroyed for some network … Continue reading →
Dick Hibberd’s Memories
Dick Hibberd is Honorary President of the Guild of Television Cameramen. Here’s a short biog, written by him for the GTC website. I’m hoping that Dick will write up some more…… “I started my career in this industry as a … Continue reading →
Bernard Newnham – My Working Life
Having asked others to write up their working lives, I couldn’t not do my own. And in any case, Mr Doig said I had to……. I was born on 25th May 1947, an original babyboomer. I was the eldest of … Continue reading →
Chris Harnett – his working life
My parents were ice skaters and thus show biz was in my blood. I began my BBC career as a TA at AP but it was at the moment that news was due to go to the Spur. My playing … Continue reading →
Clive Doig – stories from a life in tv
I was born on 11th August 1940 during an air raid. I came into the world in Nelson Hospital, Merton, and my mother used to tell me that my entry into the world replaced someone across the road who had … Continue reading →