Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Nov 23, 2010 10:46:45 GMT
Thought you may like to read this:-
RARE TV-am FOOTAGE DISCOVERED
Old TV-am film reels have been saved from the skip and given to the TV-am museum. They include original filming of the Good Morning Britain titles and original versions of the title sequences for childrens show Rub a dub Tub. Unimpressive on the outside, the old grey cans contain wonderful images from TV-am's early days.
Meanwhile, the entire contents of TV-am's regional centre in Newcastle upon Tyne, including its newsgathering operation, are now being preserved in the TV-am museum. The studios and contents were bought by subtitling company IMS Ltd in 1992 and have remained in place until being given back to TV-am. It follows expansion of the subtitling operation in Newcastle. Studio set, studio camera, photos and recorded materials including hundreds of tapes are now held in our archive.
Original story: - www.tv-am.org.uk/news.asp
RARE TV-am FOOTAGE DISCOVERED
Old TV-am film reels have been saved from the skip and given to the TV-am museum. They include original filming of the Good Morning Britain titles and original versions of the title sequences for childrens show Rub a dub Tub. Unimpressive on the outside, the old grey cans contain wonderful images from TV-am's early days.
Meanwhile, the entire contents of TV-am's regional centre in Newcastle upon Tyne, including its newsgathering operation, are now being preserved in the TV-am museum. The studios and contents were bought by subtitling company IMS Ltd in 1992 and have remained in place until being given back to TV-am. It follows expansion of the subtitling operation in Newcastle. Studio set, studio camera, photos and recorded materials including hundreds of tapes are now held in our archive.
Original story: - www.tv-am.org.uk/news.asp