Direct action

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The work of television drama directors is generally undervalued in the UK, as television broadcasting is very producer-led, according to Piers Haggard. He has benefited from early experience in theatre directing, and has always worked hard to secure truth in acting. He has also been able to establish good relationships with writers. It is important for drama directors to take a wide view of their work, according to Rob Banguar, who has found that he has learnt a great deal from the rapid pace of work on the series 'London Bridge.'

Television plays

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First class post

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The post-production division at Corinthian Television Network Ltd. has performed extremely well since the company was bought by its chairman, Barry Johnstone, in 1995. The company uses three edit suites to provide a flexible range of post-production broadcasting services. The company uses DE SAM audio mixers with Aston and Abekas digital caption generators. It works for a range of clients, including the terrestrial channel Channel 4, and satellite channels, MTV and TCC.

CTV Television Network Ltd.

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BBC 2 orders new sitcom from rookie writer Nickson

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Geoffrey Perkins, the head of BBC's entertainment division, has ordered a new sitcom titled "Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps." The show, written by new writer Susan Nickson, is being ordered for BBC 2.

United Kingdom, Product information, Television Production, British Broadcasting Corp., Works, Nickson, Susan

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