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Camera, grip, sound? Speed? whatever.. here's your place.
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Camera, grip, sound? Speed? whatever.. here's your place.
As the first member from Ealing Film Studios to post on this forum I look forward to any news of the Crews and backroom boys and girls.
The New Blue Book is a lively Forum but it is nice to get back into the main body of the BBC and remember the people we worked and lived with on location.
The Production, Makeup, Costume, Scenery and Props departments staff and all the people from other departments that made up the greatest public broadcasting organisation in the World
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Yes I agree. The NewBlueBook is excellent but only covers a small section of people you worked at/for TFS
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Just to clarify a small point for those readers who are mystified by the "NewBlueBook" references in this thread.
NewBlueBook is an email forum, run along similar lines to this one but using Yahoo Groups as its host, that caters exclusively for former members of the BBC Film Dept.
I am the "owner" of the Group and we currently have around 285 subscribers.
ANYONE from whatever craft discipline or management who at some point was on the Film Dept establishment is more than welcome to join our happy band.
Do feel free to email me directly should you need more information.
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Yes I should like to join, though I cannot seem to find anyone I used to know listed under members - I have just joined this website and was a cameraman at TFS for many years
regards to all
John Baker
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I'm the same John, this is my first post too. I'm ex TFS too, but amongst other earlier things I went through the very lovely Ron Whatley's trainee assistant film editor school, then into the terrific editing department and onwards and upwards, what a wonderful experience with .... well, the best really, some wonderful people. In fact I go back further than that and remember squatting down on the floor of the Red Lion literally seated at Huw Wheldon's knee listening to the Master at several of his boozy Hugely positive and productive Monitor production meeting/ lunch sassions.
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