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NoS synopsis: the use of butterflies by Mr. Hugh Newman for decorative purposes
A critique of Oscar Newman’s book ‘Defensible Space’. It takes a satirical look at the five main codes of knowledge that underpin the notion of ‘defensible space’: animal behaviour, social...
A radio adaptation of the Theatre New Brunswick stage production. Directed for stage by Ted Follows and adapted for radio by Gerald Newman; Ron Hartmann is Othello.
As an update to the post we first published in January. A Manifesto for Media Education - Symposium Friday June 10th 2011, Royal Institute of British Architects, London...
NoS synopsis: Mr. Bernard Newman, the well-known traveller and writer, describes some marriage customs from different parts of the world.
BFI synopsis: underground gasification experiments at Newman Spinney,
BFI Summary - underground gasification experiment at Newman Spinney (Derbyshire). BFI synopsis: The first in a series of experiment whereby coal seams are set on fire and the gas created and drawn off in...
Radio adaptation by Donald Erickson. No further information found (2007).
Looks at how and why birds fly. Using remarkable new film techniques the audience is given a ‘bird’s eye’ view of the world. Shows a goose’s perpective of flying among clouds and what a fast-flying...
Feature film. Romeo and Juliet as re-told by Mercutio. No further details found (4/2007).
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