Vector TV puts itself into voluntary administration

Article Abstract:

Vector Television, a Stockport, UK-based post-production facility, has filed for voluntary administration after expriencing financial problems. Vector Television is believed to have contacted insolvency practitioners Levy Gee on Aug. 7, 1998. However, Levey Gee administrator Neil Geddes refused to provide details on the case, confirming only that the case concerns Vector Television. Vector Television managing director Martin Tellow also declined to elaborate on the case but commented that the administration procedure allows the company sufficient time to resolve its financial difficulties.

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Files for voluntary administration after expriencing financial problems

Financial management, Teleproduction and Other Postproduction Services, Video Post Production Work, Video post production, Article, Vector Television

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Directors

Article Abstract:

Seven television directors under 30 years old were picked by Broadcast as the most promising in the British TV broadcasting industry.

Television directors

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Production

Article Abstract:

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Television producers (Persons)

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