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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: After Records - Cross Channel Row. DESCRIPTION: Four stalwart men of the Folkestone Rowing Club attempt the record for crossing the Channel. SHOTLIST: KS Placing row boat into water....
A compilation of eight short films made for Channel Four in which poor people speak for themselves. Participants come from Eritrea, Bangladesh, the UK, Canada, th USA, Lebanon, Nicaragua, and Hong Kong.
News programme. Includes a two-minute report on the work of the English Shakespeare Company actors helping with the teaching of Shakespeare to students at Wakefield Comprehensive in West Yorkshire. The...
Interview with actor Alan Igbon, who appeared in the television drama series Boys from the Blackstuff, on his new role as a Rastafarian youth club leader in the Channel Four comedy series No Problem! set in...
OCEAN SOUND THIS WEEK NO. 4 Programme 4 of a weekly news and sports review called Ocean Sound This Week, broadcast by independent radio station Ocean Sound on 7 November 1986. Presented by GUY HORNSBY. TRACK...
During the four years of the research project 'Channel 4 and British Film Culture' (2010-2014) a number of writers contributed blogs on aspects of Channel 4's film activities. Here's a selection.
[1ST SUBTITLE]: "Appear at ‘Daily Sketch’ gala at Chiswick." Swimmers in Chiswick Baths. [2ND SUBTITLE]: "A big four: J Wolffe; F Perks; F Record; R Maciel". The four dive in. Finish of race between...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Clippers Make History. SHOTLIST: Flying Flea and Clipper. Shot of the ‘Flea’ piloted by Mr Appleby taking off. Flying over Channel. Approaching coast of France. Shot of the China...
Interview with Michael Grade, the head of Channel Four, responds to the Government Green Paper on control of media ownership, his fears the government wouldn’t be tough enough have been allayed....
Starting with a ‘typical’ day at Channel 4, this series of three 25-minute programmes explores the way in which Channel 4 as a media institution works. The first programme (24 HOURS) takes the viewer...
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