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SHOTLIST: 1. GV pan along rocky coastline. [Footage length missing]. 2. VS man feeding fish by hand. The fish are mainly cod and are kept in a pond carved out of the rock in the 19th century to provide...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: A Sword Fish Epic Off New Zealand. SHOTLIST: Shot of the rocks in the sea. Shot of bait being cast. The fish is seen struggling in the sea. The woman hauls on the line and the fish is...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Fish Farm. DESCRIPTION: The produce from Mr Cheah Yam Meng’s Tropical Fish Farm are sent all over the world. The fish are bred in large tanks and transferred to oxygen filled...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Friendly Fish. DESCRIPTION: At the bottom of the Mediterranean off the Cote d’Azur, a diver makes friends with a rare Merou fish. SHOTLIST: CU pan old ship wreck at bottom of sea. SV...
Lord Mayor of London, Sir Ronald Gardner-Thorpe talks about the last year of the Billingsgate Fish Market. Fishmonger Mr Steadman says he is happy to go to a more modern site. Male interviewer not identified.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Fish Exhibition. DESCRIPTION: A special exhibition at Alexandra Park for Britain’s aqaurists. Dazzling displays of tropical and freshwater fish and stands catering for every requisite...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Poor Fish. DESCRIPTION: On a beach in Newfoundland millions of fish are apparently giving themselves up. At spawning time they swim in close to the shore and let the waves carry them on...
Sail fish.
Paul Chapman reports from the Thames at Putney on the fish population boom as the Thames gets cleaner. Speaks to National Rivers Authority fisheries expert Steve Colclough on increase in species and numbers....
Interviews with traders, including Donald Tyler, at Billingsgate fish market, on its last day of trading at its site in the City of London before relocating to Docklands. Female reporter not identified.
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