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  1. Radical Archaeology Television Parody (2007)

    Director
    Bradley Garrett; Adam Fish
    Subject
    Archaeology; Media studies

    A 5-minute parody of the television series DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH, which is broadcast by the History Channel. The episode parodied is MYSTERY OF THE ANASAZI. In the light-hearted commentary, Bradley Garrett...

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  2. Devil’s Ditches, The (1974)

    Subject
    Archaeology; Media studies

    A television pprogramme made in 1974 recording archaeologist Brian Hope-Taylor’s 1973 excavation of a section of the Devil’s Dyke, near Newmarket in Cambridgeshire, which was due to be removed to...

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  3. Michael’s Theme (2014)

    Director
    Katryn Elkin
    Subject
    Television studies

    Using previously unbroadcast fragments from the opening and closing of several episodes in the first two series of Parkinson from the 1970s, this experimental work explores the talk-show convention of...

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  4. Fight for York Minster, The (1967)

    Subject
    Archaeology; Architecture

    A television programme made in 1967 in which Dr Brian Hope-Taylor presents an appeal film for the York Minster restoration fund, using as background footage of his ongoing investigation of the foundations of...

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  5. Alice in Wonderland (2003)

    Subject
    Literature; Media studies
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 80 minutes), £19.99

    Jonathan Miller’s 1966 television adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic story. His vision of the story was a picture of upper-middle-class Victorian society, pompous, irascible, stuffy and addicted to...

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  6. James Mactaggart Memorial Lecture: Eric Schmidt (2011)

    Subject
    Media studies

    Video recording of the 2011 James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture at the Media Guardian Edinburgh Television Festival, given by Eric Schmidt, As television and internet technology converge, this year’s...

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  7. Day out, A (1972)

    Director
    Stephen Frears
    Producer
    Innes Lloyd
    Subject
    Drama

    Alan Bennett’s first television drama, directed by Stephen Frears, is a comedy set in Edwardian Yorkshire, following a cycling club excursion to Fountains Abbet, as the shadow of war looms.

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  8. Developing Ideas (2011)

    Subject
    Media studies

    Simon Smith is joined by three guests to talk about how to get ideas for television commissioned. With a dauntingly low proportion of ideas winning commissions, you’ll need to do everything you can to give...

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  9. Fifty Years of Coca Cola Television Advertisements: Highlights from the Motion Picture Archives at the Library of Congress

    Subject
    Business studies; Media studies

    Fifty Years of Coca-Cola Television Advertisements: Highlights from the Motion Picture Archives at the Library of Congress presents a variety of television advertisements, never-broadcast outtakes, and...

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  10. Our Mutual Friend (1958) (2016)

    Director
    Derek Tayler
    Subject
    English language and literature

    1958 television adaptation, in twelve parts, of Dickens’ last completed novel. Originally broadcast between 7th November 1958 and 23rd January 1959.

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