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Slade singing Still the Same, the lead song from the 1987 album You Boyz Make Big Noize. The performance was on the Tom O’Connor Roadshow, in Blackpool 1987.
Slade rehearsal, photo Jane Mclean, no reproduction without permission
Being a Creative Cameraman from pebblemill on Vimeo.
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Specially shot interview with film cameraman, John Williams, talking to Prof Paul Long, from Birmingham City University about the creativity of being a camera operator.
John Williams, cameraman
Intensity of working with Donnellan from pebblemill on Vimeo.
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Specially recorded interview with film cameraman, John Williams, talking about working with documentary film maker, Philip Donnellan.
Philip Donnellan
John Williams on working with Philip Donnellan from pebblemill on Vimeo.
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Film cameraman, John Williams, being interviewed by Dr Paul Long, from Birmingham City University, about working with the documentary film-maker, Philip Donnellan, in the late 1960s and 1970s, at BBC Birmingham.
John Williams, cameraman
The following comment was left on the Pebble Mill Facebook page:
Peter Poole: ‘Great video, brings back memories of me getting the microphone in shoot. Philip was not happy!’
The Immigrants’ Programme Unit from pebblemill on Vimeo.
In this specially recorded interview, Stephanie Silk talks about becoming a production assistant in the newly formed Immigrants’ Programme Unit, at BBC Birmingham in 1966.
The Unit made a number of series to support newly arrived immigrants to the United Kingdom. The series that Steph talks about here was an Asian magazine show, with journalistic items, as well as arts and music inserts. It was a studio show, with inserts on film, and was in Hindustani, which was apparently understandable by both Muslim and Hindu viewers. The presenters of the show were Mahendra Kaul, and Saleem Shahed, and head of the Unit was David Gretton, and the studio director, Paul Morby.
The following comment was left on the Pebble Mill Facebook Page:
Peter Poole: ‘I remember Mahendra and Saleem well. An interesting experience trying to edit in Urdu!’