BBC Films for Television Training: Television Production Planning (1968)
A BBC Television Training film that pulls back the curtain on how TV was really made in the 1960s, clipboards, call sheets, and all. It’s a fascinatingly dry yet oddly hypnotic look at the mechanics of production: script breakdowns, scheduling, budgeting, and the careful choreography between departments that kept live and recorded shows on air.
Directors: Ian Curtis, Duncan Griffin-Beale.
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Christopher Barry as Self |
| Directing | Ian Curtis | Director |
| Directing | Duncan Griffin-Beale | Director |
| Writing | Richard Wade | Writer |
| Production | Ian Curtis | Producer |
| Editing | Bernard Ashby | Editor |
| Sound | Julian Baldwin | Sound |
| Sound | Graham Bedwell | Sound |
| Sound | John Gozzard | Sound |
| Sound | David Simpson | Sound |
| Sound | Grahame Whatling | Sound |
| Production | Barry Toovey | Production Assistant |
| Camera | Eddie Best | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Elmer Cossey | Camera Operator |
| Camera | A.A. Englander | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Ken Lowe | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Kenneth MacMillan | Camera Operator |
| Camera | David Prosser | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Peter Sargent | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Mike Shepherd | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Colin Waldeck | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Ken Willicombe | Camera Operator |
