SOUND DUBBING: The history of Video Sound Post Production for television in the UK: Part One – ‘Analogue’.
AUDIO CONSOLES BBC TELEVISION CENTRE ITV LONDON WEEKEND TELEVISION RECORDED & BROADCAST SOUND RUPERT NEVE TELEVISION SOUND TELEVISION STUDIO PROGRAMMES THAMES TELEVISION TYNE TEES TELEVISION
This is a ‘personal look’ based on my experience of the early days of TV sound dubbing and relates to working for ITV’s London Weekend TV, along with my interest in the methods employed by the other major broadcasters in London; the BBC and Thames TV. So excuse me if I’m initially concentrating on them.…
1969 – I MOVE ON TO LONDON WEEKEND…via THAMES
by DAVID TAYLOR In 1968 Independent Television had received it’s first shake-up, when licenses were all up for renewal and although Anglia retained its licence, the separate weekend contracts for the North and the Midlands became full seven day ones and the North was split into two regions.London continued as two separate week and weekend…