1967 – ANGLIA TELEVISION | ‘GLAMOUR ’67’ OUTSIDE BROADCAST
POST No. 4 by DAVID TAYLOR First posted in March 2020 For the first in this series of posts on my years at Anglia Television look HERE In the summer of 1967, Anglia took the OB Unit around East Anglia’s seaside towns and as the Anglia region was reaching well into Lincolnshire, we sometimes headed…
1967 – ANGLIA TELEVISION | LIVE AT AN AIRSHOW.
by DAVID TAYLOR First posted in MARCH 2020 For the first in this series of posts on my years at Anglia Television look here: HERE In September 1967 the large RAF fighter base at RAF Coltishall was one of the many RAF stations that opened their doors at the anniversary of The Battle-of-Britain and held…
1966 – ANGLIA TELEVISION | MY FIRST DRAMA OB, ‘WEAVERS GREEN’.
by DAVID TAYLOR First posted in February 2020. For the first in this series of posts on my years at Anglia Television look HERE: Like all the Regional ITV Stations, Anglia TV served their ‘local area’ with a regular output of local programming, now sadly missing from television. For this reason we went off frequently…
1966 to 1969 – ANGLIA TELEVISION | MY FIRST YEARS IN TV SOUND.
by DAVID TAYLOR First posted FEBRUARY 2020 This is the first in a series of posts about my early working years in television sound and when I’m able to I’ll put in some photos from those times. I hope that describing the techniques we worked with, starting in my case in the 1960’s, will help…
ABOUT THE HISTORY OF BROADCAST AND RECORDED SOUND
Exploring the techniques from the ’50’s to the ’90’s in sound The aim of this blog is to hopefully show some of the changes in professional sound that took place during the years that I worked in the industry. I joined the Anglia Television Sound Department in the summer of 1966 and I closed my…
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