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Conversations – November 2016 to May 2017
Grumble grumble grumble … A Game of Moans … Old practitioners of the “Game of Tones” – sound supervisors, gram ops, boom ops, and all the myriad people in the old sound transmission chain – continue with discussions about poor … Continue reading
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Lunch – 29th March 2017
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Crew 7 Christmas card 1967
Nick Lake found it whilst clearing out. He says “It was drawn by Al Kerridge – I remember him taking the mug-shots. Scary that it’ll be 49 years old this December. And that we all look so young – except … 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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Dave Mundy’s Trip to Evesham
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