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Ian Stanley - Lighting Cameraman Experience: March 1963: Trained by the BBC at their school in Evesham and at Television Centre, White City. November 1966: Joined the NZBC working as a studio cameraman in Auckland. |
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October 1968: Joined London Weekend TV, working in their studios and on
O.B.'s: "Upstairs, Downstairs", "Lillie",
"Budgie", "Within These Walls", "On the
Buses", "Please Sir", "Fenn Street Gang",
"Supersonic", "The Big Match", "World of Sport", "Aquarius", "The South Bank Show". October 1975:
Three month attachment as Lighting Director August 1980:
Appointed Head of Cameras at LWT December 1980:
Founder member of E.N.G. Department. I lit and shot,
amongst others: "Weekend World", "The London
Programme", "The 6 O'Clock Show", "South of
Watford", "The South Bank Show", "The Big
Match", "Saint and Greavsie", "Police 5", "Eastern Eye". October 1985: Guild
of TV Cameramen award ... "Certificate of Merit for Leadership
and Example ... made in recognition of your
outstanding contribution to the Art of the Television Cameraman." July 1988: E.N.G.
Dept becomes P.S.C. Dept., enabling Drama, Light Entertainment and
Situation Comedy as well as Current
Affairs and Sport to be shot on light-weight video. May 1989: The first
"Blind Date" on video, heralding a continuing relationship
with that programme and Surprise Surprise. Other programmes
include: "The Best of Blind Date", "You Bet",
"The Blind Date Weddings", "Beadle's About",
"Barrymore", "The Good Life Guide",
"Trading Places", "Crime Monthly", "World
in Action", "The Monarchy", "This Morning", "Des Res". May 1997: I became a
freelance Lighting Cameraman, shooting, amongst others, for Paradine
Productions interviews between David Frost and HRH Prince Charles;
David Frost and Paul McCartney; "Through the Keyhole",
fashion shoots and live links for Carlton's "This
Morning", "See Hear", "Party of a
Lifetime", and "All Rise for Julian Clary" for the
BBC and "Barrymore", "The Royal
Variety Programme" and yet more "Blind Date" for LWT. November 1997: Presented
with Lifetime Achievement Award by Guild of TV Cameramen. 1998:
"Confessions" and "Whatever you want"
for HatTrick. "Through the Keyhole", "Party of a
Lifetime", "Toonatics", and "Antiques Road
Show" for BBC. "Time Team Extra", "Blind
Date", "Moment of Truth", "London Programme", and "Stuff The Week" for LWT. |
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