My finest hour

Article Abstract:

Director Sue Worthy of the Brave Film Co. tells of the challenges she faced while trying to shoot a car commercial for the ecologically friendly Mitsubishi Charisma in the south of Spain. Worthy deals with the changing mind of a salt flats owner, leaving only six hours to find another location for the shoot, and a road with pools of water that mysteriously dried up overnight until the fire department came to the rescue and refilled the pools to allow the shoot to be completed on time.

Marketing procedures, Television, TV Commercial Production, Marketing, Column, Television advertising production companies, Television advertising production, Worthy, Sue, Mitsubishi Charisma (Automobile)

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Back to floor for Airey

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Television executives Dawn Airey and Alan Yentob will take part in a "back to the floor" event for the Guardian Edinburgh Television Festival in September 2001. The executives will take on researcher roles on production teams.

Executive changes & profiles, TV Program Production, Management, Officials and employees, Television production, Television production companies, Airey, Dawn, Yentob, Alan

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My finest hour: BBC Resources visual effects supervisor Steve Bowman recalls dabbling in arteries and creating an ear three times its natural size for the Imax film of The Human Body

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Steve Bowman describes his work on the Imax film The Human Body. Special effects required patience and effort because of the huge size of film.

Product information, Motion Picture Production, Interview, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Movie production, BBC Resources Ltd., The Human Body (Motion picture), Bowman, Steve

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