The Botanic Gardens, Glasgow with shots of the tulip beds and the Kibble Palace. A tram and bus pass each other on Great Western Road.
[filmed by Stanley L. Russell, Thames and Clyde].
Footage of the last trams to run in Glasgow, and the farewell procession (1962).
The story of the last Edinburgh tram. Shots of horse-drawn omnibus, last passengers, and the scrapping of the trams in Coatbridge.
Footage of the last tram to run in Glasgow. This film follows the routes and passengers of services across Glasgow, and landmarks relating to their history, including the Whitevale Depot War Memorial.
Scottish school pupils studying scientific and historical projects.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Albert Mackie nar. Ian Gilmour.
British Movietone News No. 1127A, GLASGOW UNIVERSITY CELEBRATIONS
Glasgow University celebrates its Fifth Centenary with various events including a torchlight procession, and a reception attended by Lord Provost Hetherington and J. M. McCormick.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. s. Lionel Gamlin].
Media, Communication and the Creative Industries
FIFTH CENTENARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
Celebrations in Glasgow attended by students from around the world including a torchlight procession and bonfire.
Producer, compiled by SFC . -- Credits: additional material ph. Frank M. Marshall, C.F. Arthur, Rev. Merricks Arnott, D.H. Hunter, Mrs. N. McGavin, Dr. I Dunnachie. Foreword by the Principal, Sir Hector J. Hetherington.
ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY QUATER CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
Procession of dignitaries in horse-drawn carriages to Aberdeen University Quater Centenary ceremony.
MR. HARRY LAUDER LEAVES FOR AMERICA: His Triumphal Progress from London to Liverpool
Harry Lauder leaves for Liverpool from London's Euston Station. He boards the liner the 'Lusitania'.
A selection of amateur films made in the early years of the 20th century looking at life in Glasgow including holidaymakers at Wemyss Bay, a picnic at Rouken Glen, a recruiting march in 1914 and pedestrians strolling along Great Western Road in 1922.
Credits: arranged by C.A. Oakley assisted by P.M. Hall [p. James Hart 1930].
Coronation of the Fair Queen, with the procession and motorcade in Govan, Glasgow.
Shots of the last tram leaving Tollcross, Edinburgh, ending up in the scrapyard at Coatbridge.
McAlister's Rag Time Band plays in Glasgow's streets, while students parade through Glasgow for charity.
Sir Hugh Roberton conducts the Glasgow Orpheus Choir in their first screen concert as they sing various Scottish songs.
Director, George Hoellering ; Producer, Connoisseur Films Ltd. -- Credits: conductor Sir Hugh Roberton d. ph. David Kosky camera operator Norman Foley sd. supervisor Ken Cameron sd. mixer Ken Scrivener ed. Anne Allnatt.
The every day chores and idealised family life in an early 1950s Scottish home.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: supervised by a panel of domestic science teachers. educational adviser Miss R.S. Cairns commentary May Brown .
The 811th Lanimer Day festival in Lanark, with the coronation of the Lanimer Queen and procession, 7th June, 1951.
Sunday morning church-goers promenade along Great Western Road, Glasgow.
The life and work of the inventor of steam engines, James Watt.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: sc. W.G. Beaton comm. J. McKechnie sd. James Fleming.
LORD LOTHIAN PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Lord Lothian arrives at the White House as the new British envoy to the United States. He is met by the President. [Incomplete]
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: prepared by Jack Hanley described by Lowell Thomas.
Fund raising event in the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow. Lord Provost Dollan greets Mr. and Mrs. Green, Sir Cecil Weir and Lord Inverclyde.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No. 799A, ROYAL TOUR OF SCOTLAND
The Queen and Princess Elizabeth visit a nursery school in Aberdeen, and opening ceremony of the Aberdeen Sailors' Home.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. s. Leslie Mitchell].
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No. 793, GLASGOW ARMY EXHIBITION
The Opening of the Glasgow Army Exhibition at Queen's Park Recreation Ground by General Sir Thomas Riddle-Webster and Sir Alexander King of the Ministry of Information.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Leslie Mitchell].
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No. 777A, HAMPDEN PARK INTERNATIONAL: ENGLAND v SCOTLAND
England v Scotland at Hampden Park, attended by General Montgomery. Final score is England 3, Scotland 2.
Employment, Industry and Industrial Relations
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No. 1124, ROYAL TOUR OF SCOTLAND
The Queen and Princess Elizabeth visit a nursery school and tweed factory in Aberdeen; opening ceremony of the Sailors Home.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No. 1140, GREATEST BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED
Princess Elizabeth launches the battleship HMS "Vanguard" at John Brown's yard in Clydebank.
HISTORY OF THE TAILOR AND GARMENT WORKERS UNION
Footage of Union conference attended and addressed by the Prime Minister, Clement Attlee and Ernest Bevin. This is followed by a dramatised account of events surrounding the origins of the National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers.
Director, [d. Francis Gysin] ; Producer, Data Film Unit. -- Credits: [p. Donald Alexander sc. Montague Slater ph. James Ritchie ed. Peter Pickering].
Instructions on how to canvass and determine the voting behaviour of the public.
Credits: [cast John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Michael Palin comm. Michael Parkinson].
Life on on the island of Skye with footage of peatcutting and fishing. [Incomplete]
Life on Harris in the Western Isles during World War II. A local family await news of their son after the sinking of the vessel "Atlantic Queen".
Director, Terence Egan Bishop ; Producer, Merton Park Productions. -- Credits: ph. Jack Cardiff ed. C. Beaumont sd. rec. Charles Tasto m. William Alwyn comm.w. Terence Egan Bishop comm.s. Joseph MacLeod Among the islanders who appear in the film are: The Mother Bean Ailein The Father Somhaisle Mac Tille Mhoire The Son Iain Mac Neill Chiolais The Daughter Kitty MacLeod (Catriona MacLeoid) Factor played by Jock McCallum of Rodel Hotel Skipper of lifeboat - John Gillies [motor mechanic from Harris. Age 14 at the time]..
The opening of Lochalsh hydro-electric station in 1948 when power lines were connected to villages in the Highlands for the first time. Don Mundy, Australia's sheep shearing champion is featured in the film.
Director, Michael Hankinson and A.H. Luff ; Producer, Merlin Films. -- Credits: comm. s. Findlay Currie.
A look at stress and work fatigue amongst Clydeside workers during the war, and how Ballochmyle hospital helped to overcome this.
Director, Ken Annakin ; Producer, Greenpark Productions. -- Credits: p. Ralph Keene sc. Brian Smith ph. Charles Marlborough ed. Peter Scott [cast includes Molly Weir].
Children are shown how to use a respirator during an air raid. Filmed in Knightswood Primary School, Glasgow between April and June 1940.
A look at the improvements to the water supply in rural areas brought about by the construction of the Lammermuir reservoir.
How medical facilities improved after the 1912 Dewar Committee. In particular, how the 'air ambulance' increased health care in the Western Isles.
Director, Kay Mander ; Producer, Paul Rotha Productions. -- Credits: ph. Teddy Catford ph. ass. Francis Gysin m. Ian Whyte cond. Muir Mathieson sc. Roger McDougall [local GP played by Alex Mackenzie].
One of a group of seven documentaries made for the 1938 Empire Exhibition under the supervision of John Grierson depicting the character of Scotland and its people.
Director, Basil Wright ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: cam. A.E. Jeakins m. Walter Leigh sd. rec. W.F. Elliot [p. John Grierson comm. w. Basil Wright voice of John Knox : John Grierson].
Daily life in one of fourteen field hospitals set up by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies in European theatres of war, entirely staffed by women.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 830, ATROCITIES - THE EVIDENCE
British MPs tour Germany in 1945, to look at Buchenwald and Belsen Concentration Camps.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: pres. Sir Gordon Craig ed. Gerald Sanger comm. Leslie Mitchell.
Prince Philip attends a military ceremony at Holyrood House, Edinburgh, to present colours to the amalgamated 1st Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders.
A Scots-Canadian emigrant family on their first return visit to Scotland, where they see industrial improvement due to the Scottish Electric Grid.
Director, Harvey Harrison ; Producer, Ace Film Production. -- Credits: p. Frank Green cameras Michael Nunn, Bob Monks, Kenneth Gordon sc. Douglas Dale from a story by Basil R Vickers production supervisor John S. Green cast John Fraser ... Tom Masson Alison Fraser ... Molly Urquhart Jean ... Janet Stewart Bruce ... Leslie Eddleston Andrew ... Alexander MacKenzie Mary ... Meg Buchanan and South of Scotland Electricity Board's Staff advisers Films of Scotland Committee .
UP-STREAM: A Thrilling Story of the Scottish Salmon Fisheries
Produced by John Grierson, the film shows the different methods of salmon fishing in Scotland.
Director, Arthur Elton ; Producer, Empire Marketing Board. -- Credits: p. John Grierson commentary Andrew Buchanan [ph. Jack Miller].
Film looks at how a group of people are helped to return to work after illness and long absence, by attending the Industrial Rehabilitation Unit at Wadden in London.
Director, Guy Blanchard ; Producer, Editorial Films. -- Credits: p. James Mellor ed. Dudley Birch sc. Rex Edwards cam. Kenneth Talbot op. John Jordan ass. Ginger Gemmill cont. Olga Marshall comm. John Glen.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No. 227A, MOVIETONE PRESENTS THE LAUNCH OF THE 'QUEEN MARY'
The launch of the liner "Queen Mary" at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank, by King George V and Queen Mary.
Footage of 27th September 1906 when King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra visited Aberdeen to open new extension to Marischal College Aberdeen University.
Producer, Walker & Company [Walker's Royal Cinematograph]. -- Credits: [ph. Joe Gray, Paul Robello].
King Edward and Queen Alexandra open the new extension to Marischal College, during Aberdeen University's 4th centenary celebrations. Lord Provost Lyon is knighted. [sound version made in 1956]
Producer, Scottish Film Council [Walker's Royal Cinematograph]. -- Credits: [narr. Tom Fleming m. military band of the Gordon Highlanders songs by Aberdeen University Recital Choir] [ph Alexander 'Joe' Gray, Paul Robello].
A Concert at Barrfield Pavilion, Largs. Concert party includes variety artists George West and Jack E. Raymond. Film includes shots of naval ratings marching through Largs followed by cart laden with kit bags. [Incomplete]
Holidaymakers setting out from Glasgow, and travelling by train and steamer down the coast to Rothesay and Ettrick Bay. Includes tracking shots from tram in Sauchiehall Street.
Producer, Glasgow Film Society. -- Credits: [p. Charles Urban] Kineto Limited, Glasgow.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 465A, HIS MAJESTY OPENS EMPIRE EXHIBITION
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at Ibrox Stadium Glasgow, to open the Empire Exhibition. Walter Elliot and Sir James Lithgow are present.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: ed. Sir Malcolm Campbell p. Gerald Sanger comm. Leslie Mitchell.
Lanark's Lanimer Day glimpsed through the years. Shots of a procession through the streets with some of the people carrying 'birks' (twigs). The Lanimer Queen is chosen.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Productions. -- Credits: [newsreel footage by Scottish Movietone News 1952 and Movietone News (1957) comm. Geoffrey Sumner (1952)].
View of the banks of the River Clyde, Glasgow. The dock area is seen filled with cargo vessels, ferries, and shipyards.
Producer, Scottish Educational Film Association .
ARMISTICE SERVICE, VICTORIA PARK, WHITEINCH and (SCHOOL SPORTS DAY)
Service held in Victoria Park, Whiteinch, Glasgow. Parade of veterans and boys brigade. A school sports day in Glasgow.
"Queen Mary" is launched by King George V and Queen Mary, at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank. 26th September, 1934.
UNIVERSAL NEWS ISSUE No 2396, QUEEN IN SCOTLAND, the
Queen Elizabeth on a Coronation visit to Scotland. Provost Sir James Millar presents the Queen with the Keys to Edinburgh, the Queen also visits Holyrood House, St Giles' Cathedral and the city of Glasgow.
An SYHA (Scottish Youth Hostels Association) Conference and display of national dancing.
Official ceremonial opening of Old Govan Fair, Glasgow. Coronation of the Fair Queen by Mrs Singleton, wife of George, the director of the Vogue Cinema.
The King and Queen are received in Edinburgh by Walter Elliot, the Secretary Of State. Shots of the Ceremony of the Keys at Edinburgh Castle. [Incomplete]
Views of both contemporary and slightly older types of tram in Glasgow. 21st May, 1960.
TRAM ROUTES IN GLASGOW AND STEAM RAILWAYS
Amateur footage of the last days of the Glasgow Corporation tram service - also includes shots of rural railway lines in Wales and around the English-Welsh border, and industrial scenes around the Middlesbrough area.
The story of Glasgow Municipal Transport System from hansom cabs to trams and buses.
Director, [d. Willie J. McLean] ; Producer, p.c.Campbell Harper Films Ltd..
Made to commemorate 100 years of the Firhill Iron Works, founded by James Shaw.
Trees are felled, logs are loaded onto motorised wagons and taken to a sawmill, to be made into fencing.
without sound, tinted / toned / hand coloured
A news compilation featuring Franco's victory, the sinking of the submarine USS Squalus, floods in China, a 'Love Parade' in Canada, the German invasion of Poland and France's declaration of war.
A family on board their yacht with other sailing vessels seen in the distance.
Glasgow old and new, with shots of contemporary street life and local industries. The film is interspersed with illustrations of 17th and 18th century Glasgow.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd..
The welding process and manufacture of pipe fittings are shown in the Clyde Tube Forgings on Hillington Industrial Estate.
Producer, Clyde Tube Forgings with assistance from the Industrial Panel of the Scottish Film Council.
QUEEN ELIZABETH RECEIVES THE HONOURS OF SCOTLAND
The Queen receives the Honours of Scotland at St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh.
Rare colour footage of the Empire Exhibition, Bellahouston Park, Glasgow and of the first major dancing water displays ever built. [see also ref. 7202]
[filmed by Jimmy McKenzie and Joe McRobert].
The 'clans' compete for the 'Cock' standard by racing, tug of war and general competitions at the Dalguise boys' camp.
SAMSON STRIPPER: For Continuous Longwall Mining, the
A demonstration of the Samson Stripper, a machine capable of stripping two tons of coal a minute, working at the coalface.
Director, William Larkins ; Producer, W. M. Larkins Studio (in association with the Film Producers Guild). -- Credits: ph. Josef Ambor ph. R. Dinsdale anim. Peter Sachs anim. Nancy Hanna [Acknowledgement is made to the National Coal Board for permission to make this film, and to the co-operation given by the management and men of Elsecar Main Colliery, South Yorkshire.].
A Government sponsored film that shows how new techniques of plant breeding could produce healthier crops.
Producer, Films of Great Britain Limited. -- Credits: dist. Central Office of Information.
WORK SIMPLIFICATION APPLIED TO CLERICAL OPERATIONS
How a series of clerical operations in an office were simplified and speeded up, by eliminating strain and inefficiency.
Producer, Kinocrat Productions. -- Credits: dist. W.H. Smith and Son Ltd..
LOGGING IN THE SUNDARABANS, EAST PAKISTAN
The story of the transport of logs from the forest areas of East Pakistan to the Khulna Newsprint Mill eighty miles up river.
Director, Elizabeth Balneaves and Stewart Johnston. -- Credits: comm. Michael Elder sd. Park Film Studios.
Jute manufacture, Dundee. Film looks at a hessian loom fitted with a shuttle loader and cop insertion. Hessian loom in operation.
Credits: Made in association with Fairbairn, Lawson, Combe and Barbour Ltd, Willington Foundry, Leeds. ph. L.S. Gorrie.
A tour of the Mavor and Coulson Bridgeton works, Glasgow,
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde.
MULTI-JIB CUTTING AND LOADING IN THIN COKING COALS
Demonstration of Mavor and Coulson coal cutting and loading machine.
Demonstration of a Duckbill loader at the coalface, the film also includes statistics on coal production.
Producer, Atlas Educational Film Co. Chicago.
A demonstration of the production and testing of new cash registers at the NCR (National Cash Registers) factory at Camperdown, Dundee. [Incomplete]
Publicity film for the National Cash Register Company in Dundee. [Section only].
Producer, NCRC in assoc. with Industrial Panel of SFC.
A view of the industrial central belt of Scotland, including shipyards, factories and industrial estates.
Scotland's three canals, the Crinan, Caledonian, and Forth and Clyde are shown in operation.
Shots of the schooner "Lelanta", and yachts "Mafalda" and "Margaret". See also refs. 0083, 2428, 2429, 2430.
The Fourth Annual Glasgow Highland Gathering at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow in 1952.
MODERN MECHANICAL MINING IN A SOUTH AFRICAN COAL MINE
A promotional film demonstrating Mavor and Coulson's mining machinery in a South African coal mine.
ROYAL NATIONAL YACHT CLUB REGATTA, ROTHESAY
Yachts are lined up at Hunter's Quay, Argyllshire, ready for racing. See also refs. 0080, 2428, 2429 and 2430.
Display of gymnastics by the men and women's Swedish Olympic Gymnasts Team in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
The production of the Hillman Imp at the Rootes car factory at Linwood.
Producer, Glasgow Films. -- Credits: Film material supplied by Films of Scotland comm. Raymond Baxter .
1953 Lanimer Day celebrations in Lanark includes the float procession, coronation of the Lanimer Queen, and Lord Cornet Town Councillor Macpherson. Many of the floats made for the procession celebrate the recent coronation. Includes sound footage of the 1959 ceremony and procession.
The procession of floats through Lanark, coronation of Lanimer Queen, and Standard Bearer John Glaister Jr, Lord Cornet. 10th June, 1954.
[filmed by Stanley Russell]. -- Credits: [Made for local cinema owned by the Singletons].
Procession of floats through Lanark, coronation of the Lanimer Queen, and the Cornet Flag is carried by Lord Cornet Andrew Inglis, on Thursday, 9th June, 1955.
A look at Mackintosh's work, including his own house in Glasgow's Southpark Avenue, Scotland Street School, Cranston's Tea Rooms, and Glasgow's School of Art. [Viewing copy in colour].
Director, [filmed by Louise Annand and William Thomson] ; Producer, SEFA .
A demonstration of how a ship's frame cold bending machine operates. Filmed in Alexander Stephen's Yard, Linthouse, Glasgow.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1057A, HER MAJESTY OPENS SCOTTISH EXHIBITION
Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret open the Scottish Industries Exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, accompanied by Sir Steven Bilsland.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Lionel Gamlin].
Manufacture of components for Black and Decker tools. [Incomplete]
"Songs of the People: The Duke's Army": Scottish folk music from Dolina MacLennan, Andy Hunter and the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. Filmed in Blair Castle. [German narrative].
Director, Robert Peter Hertwig ; Producer, Horst Film Productions. -- Credits: p. Hans Herro Krause ed. Eva Kohlschein cam. Dietmar Graf comm. Professor Clemens Kaiser-Breme m.p. Andy Hunter, m.p. Cpl. A. Macrae of the Atholl Highlanders, m.p. Dolina MacLennan, cast Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, cast Scottish Cameronians Rifles, cast Roderick Gillies.
A look at various types of subsidence, and how to overcome the problem, using St. Andrews' Episcopal Church in Wishaw as an example.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: Consulting mining engineers J.W.H. Ross & Co. Specialist contractors The Cementation Co. Limited for St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Wishaw. directed and photographed by Stanley Russell sc. Alex Conner commentator James McKechnie.
A look at how a tree is felled, and then processed at a timber yard.
Director, John Oliver ; Producer, Topical Press Agency. -- Credits: ph. V St Locke comm. Frank Phillips recording by Levers-Rich Studios Made by C & E for A & G Paterson Limited Produced by Topical Press Agency.
The journey of the "Postal Special" from London Euston to Scotland via Crewe. Express train carries no passengers but is manned entirely by Post Office workers. [Extract only]
Director, p. Basil Wright and Harry Watt ; Producer, GPO Film Unit. -- Credits: [supervised by John Grierson sd. Cavalcanti, W.H. Auden, Benjamin Britten cam. Jones and Fowle] An ABFD Picture.
Demonstration on how to make a film, made as a trailer for the 10th Scottish Amateur Film Festival held in the Cosmo Cinema, Glasgow.
Director, [d. Stanley Russell] ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: John Smith presents.
Captain Sillitoe speaks about the Glasgow Police as part of an effort to "de-mystify" them in the public's eye. Scenes include police at work in Glasgow, sports day at Hampden Park,and a police parade.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Meteor Film Producing Society. -- Credits: p. J. Robertson Jnr. interior light. Sidney Kates foreword Captain P J Sillitoe Presented by the Meteor Film Producing Society, Glasgow Produced by J Robertson Jnr Entered into Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1934.
The town of Aberfeldy during wartime when the women provided a 'home' for Dominion troops on leave.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Henry Cooper p. Alan Harper comm. James Mackechnie, Colin Willis, E.P. Weeks, Tawera Hulbert.
Map of canal routes from London to Birmingham and the industrial north. The film shows canal barges loading and unloading at docks.
Director, John Elder ; Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: scenario David C. Coulsland ass. Isabel Elder.
SPCA inspects farm and transport of livestock, and shows the care of both working animals and pets. Also outlines SPCA's role in rehoming animals, and in educating children about pet care.
Made for screening at the Empire Exhibition Glasgow, the film gives an illustration of steel rolling mill production for girders for the Empire Exhibition Tower. Extract from 30 minute original full length version (missing).
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Film Productions]. -- Credits: [scenario George Blake ph. Henry Cooper, Graham Thomson comm. w. George Blake comm. s. James McKechnie, Tom Smith].
A dramatised documentary of life in a crofting community.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: ph. David Hanley comm. James McKechnie.
Dramatised career film presenting various opportunities in hospital work, including the work of the radiographer, physiotherapist and dietician.
Producer, Verity Films Limited. -- Credits: Produced by the Department of Health by the Directorate of Army Kinematography. The War Office. A Verity Films Limited production..
Dramatised documentary about the inhabitants of Edinburgh during the course of a single day.
Director, John Eldridge ; Producer, Greenpark Productions in assoc. with the Film Producers' Guild. -- Credits: p. Paul Fletcher ph. Martin Curtis written by John Sommerfield cam. op. Roland Stafford unit p.m. John Elliot ed. John Trumper Danish sailor played by N K Stroyberg [soundtrack features Herrick Bunney playing the organ in St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh].
LORD PROVOST P.J. DOLLAN VISITS GOVAN SCHOOLS
Provost and Lady Dollan visit three schools in Govan, Glasgow: The High School, Greenfield and St. Constantine. They meet pupils and parents.
PRINCESS MARY PRESENTS NEW COLOURS TO ROYAL SCOTS
Princess Mary, Colonel in Chief of the Royal Scots, presents the new Colours to the 1st Battalion at Maryhill barracks, Glasgow. 4th August, 1926. [Incomplete]
GROSVENOR TOPICAL NEWS: CHURCH PARADE OF GLASGOW LOWLAND SIGNAL UNITS
Troops in church parade marshalling for inspection in Glasgow on 20th June, 1926. [Incomplete]
Boy Scouts parade in Glasgow's George Square.
GROSVENOR TOPICAL NEWS: DAY OF REMEMBRANCE MEMORIAL SERVICE AT THE GLASGOW CENOTAPH
Parade into George Square of war veterans. General Sir Ian Hamilton meets some of the men and makes his speech at the Cenotaph.
A look at everyday life in the crofting community of Achriesgill in Sutherland.
Director, Ralph Keene ; Producer, Greenpark Productions. -- Credits: [Presented by the MOI with the Ministry of Agriculture] Produced by The Green Park Unit of Verity Films Ltd for the Ministry of Information associate p. Edgar Anstey written by Ralph Keene ed. Dennis Hopper ph. Peter Hennessy ed. Denis Hopper musical score Dennis Blood conductor John Hollingsworth recorded by Merton Park Studios Made in co-operation with the crofters of Achriesgill, Sutherlandshire..
Scenes in London when peace was declared on 8th May 1945. Shots of the motorcade led by Winston Churchill. The film concludes with footage of the celebrations one year later on the first anniversary of VE Day.
Producer, Castleton Knight Production. -- Credits: Technicolor. Dist. by General Film Distributors Ltd..
A look at some of Glasgow's interesting and historical sites, in particular Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The film also includes scenes of the Scottish Flyweight Championship at Paisley on 17th January, 1951.
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s. Louise McLaren & A. Campbell Hastie sd. C. Leghorn & A. Biggar introd. m. Govan Salvation Army Band.
Printing the pages of a Bible on India paper and the handwork involved in folding, gilding and binding.
Glasgow trams being repaired. [Trims only]
Hollywood by night; sheep farming and harvesting in New Zealand; Sydney bridge and harbour; rice fields in Indonesia; a Chinese wedding and a Fijian home are all included in this film made by Nat and Nettie McGavin, owners of McGavin's Tea Company.
The King and Queen tour Canada, and then visit the World Fair in New York.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: A "Cine-Kodagraph" presentation..
A holiday film in Dornoch in the Highlands, including a visit to Carnaig Cottage and Loch Maree.
A holiday in New York with shots of Wall Street, Fifth Avenue, Rockerfeller Centre, George Washington Statue, the World's Fair, and Broadway at midnight.
Holiday scenes in Iceland, Spitzbergen and Norway.
A holiday film shot in Canada, with scenes of Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Niagara Falls, and the Rideau Canal.
MAJORCAN MEDLEY: A Study of the Peasant Life of the Island
Scenes of local life on Majorca including shots of local fishing and the Fiesta in Valldemossa. The film also looks at the Moorish influence on the island's buildings.
Director, Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1953 Festival - Highly Commended Film..
A sunrise in Darjeeling, shots of Mount Everest, rice threshing and a visit to Dr. Graham's Childrens Home in Kalimpong are featured in this amateur holiday film.
How Glasgow takes care of its old people through the provision of Old Folks' Homes, including Forest Hall, Crookston Home, and Woodburn Home.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: cameraman Frank McLachlan, assisted by Tim Bothwell & David Hanley comm. w. Jan Jack comm. s. James McKechnie m. Peter Russell sd. Leevers Rich ed. George Mitchell.
A look at life in Harris including its fishing industry and the making of Harris tweed.
[filmed by Nat and Nettie McGavin]. -- Credits: Mr and Mrs N.P. McGavin present Holidaying in Harris August 1938..
A holiday film taken in India, with a tour to Delhi, the Mohammedan Mosque, the Taj Mahal, the Punjab, Calcutta (now Kolkata) and Madras (now Chennai).
CONSTRUCTION OF THE KING GEORGE V BRIDGE, GLASGOW
A record of the construction of George V Bridge in Glasgow by Melville, Dundas & Whitson Ltd made by one of the company directors.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No. 2033, ROYAL VISIT TO SCOTLAND
An amateur record of a holiday to Canada, made by Nettie McGavin. A visit to Calgary during the Stampede celebrations, with calf roping and steer riding contests, a visit to the Rockies, and the Athabasca Falls. A trip to Vancouver and Victoria is made before departure on the Queen Elizabeth from New York.
A holiday at "Treetops", Kenya, where elephants and other animals are seen gathering after dusk.
Director, Nat and Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: nar. Nettie McGavin sd. Park Film Studios Limited.
A holiday film in Ceylon, with visits to Colombo, and Kandy.
Shows animals in Kruger National Park near Johannesburg, Hluhluwe Reserve near Durban, and Nairobi National Park in Kenya. Illustrates how colouring of animals blends with surroundings and portrays spraying of disinfectant against tsetse fly.
A holiday film shot in Sardinia with scenes at the port of Alghero.
Filmed during one of the McGavins' business trips, it features scenes of the Mediterranean Coast, Lake Como, Milan and the Italian Alps.
Director, Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 - a prizewinning film.
King George and Queen Elizabeth on tour in South Africa where King George opens the Ninth Union Parliament, visits Kruger Park and meets Zulu warriors. [Graham Thompson was the accredited cameraman to the royal family].
[ph. Graham Thompson] . -- Credits: [Camera Graham Thompson - accredited cameraman to Royal family].
A holiday in Switzerland, with visits to Montreux, Interlaken, and Lucerne.
Views of Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Pretoria and Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). The film also features a visit to an ostrich farm, a look at a Boer farmhouse and a trip to Victoria Falls.
A holiday film of Africa including footage of the Kenya Tea Gardens, a coffee plantation, women of the Kikuyu people and street scenes in Nairobi. The McGavins go on to show scenes in Johannesburg, Zululand and finally Durban.
Shots of the "Empress of Britain" leaving Greenock for Canada and of the interior of the Parkhead steel works.
Producer, Wm. Beardmore and Co. Ltd. / SFC Industrial Panel. -- Credits: Produced by the William Beardmore & Co. Ltd. with the assistance of the Industrial Panel of the Scottish Film Council Property of Firth Brown Limited.
The role of the steam train in the West Highlands of Scotland with shots of goods, livestock and parcels being loaded and unloaded. Crofters are seen ploughing fields and cutting peat.
Director, Stephen Durell. -- Credits: ph. Charles Heath commentator McDonald Hobley sd. Imperial Sound Studios.
Re-enactments of dangerous situations made in 1942 to demonstrate civil defence procedures and the organisations involved in coping with them.
Widespread gas attacks were feared at the start of the War, so procedures were practiced to deal with them. In this chilling film emergency services are seen in action as the alarm is raised for a ‘gas raid’.
[filmed by B.H. Humble]. -- Credits: Presented by Glasgow Civil Defence Emergency Committee..
A demonstration by the Civil Defence Corps, showing a basic rescue operation involving fire-fighting and searching for survivors beneath the rubble. Includes footage of resuscitation techniques now obsolete.
[attributed to Ben H. Humble]. -- Credits: filmed by Glasgow Group Production, SEFA.
A Scottish Cup Tie football match between Rangers and Queen of the South with shots of the crowd, the teams coming out and highlights of the match.
Director, [filmed by Jack Johnstone (?)] ; Producer, (attributed to Scottish Films). -- Credits: (attributed to Scottish Films) Regal Picture House presents.
The processes of jute manufacture at Giddings and Lewis-Fraser Ltd. Filmed in the company's Wellgate Mill, Arbroath.
Life on an ocean-going liner including shots of the wireless office and the wheelhouse, the crew and passengers, including the 'Crossing the Line' ceremony.
Various shots of ships on slipways and dock scenes.
Panoramic views of the Suez Canal, Durban, British East Africa, and Basrah.
Everyday life, the industries and farming in and around Aberdeen.
SECTIONS FROM "CURRENT ACCOUNT" WAVERLEY PROGRAMME
Shots on board the Clyde steamer the "Waverley", on deck and in the engine room.
A naval instructional film showing how to care for nitrate film stock and what to do in the event of fire.
Director, Ronald Haines ; Producer, British Documentary Films Limited. -- Credits: ed. Ronald Haines comm. Frank Philips animation and art work Charles Noble Naval Instructional Film Commentary by Frank Philips Animation and art work by Charles Noble..
The life and work of James Young, the pioneer of coal distillation for the production of oil, and the shale oil industry of West Lothian.
Director, Ralph Bond ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Arthur Elton ph. A E Jeakins sd. rec. W F Elliot (on British Acoustic Full Range) act Don Gemmell [as James Young].
The Riding of the Marches and coronation of Queen of the South. [Incomplete]
DUMFRIES GUID NYCHBURRIS DAY: Riding of the Marches and Pageant
The Riding of the Marches, the pageant and coronation of the Queen of the South in Dumfries, 1933. [Incomplete]
Guid Nychburris Day festival including the procession and coronation ceremony. The film also shows football matches between Queen of the South v Hibernian and Queen of the South v Rangers at Palmerston Park.
The Duke of Gloucester visits Dumfries and opens its New Muncipal Buildings. Shots of Guid Nychburris Week Celebrations with the coronation of the Queen of the South and the street procession.
DUMFRIES 1936 - GUID NYCHBURRIS FESTIVAL
The Installation ceremony of the Cornet, the Investiture of Queen of the South, Midsteeple Ceremony and Fancy Dress competition at the annual Dumfries festival. [Incomplete]
The Lord Provost, Cornet and members of the Town Council attend Divine Service in St. Michael's Church, Dumfries. Shots of the Installation of the Cornet and Investitute of the Queen of the South. [Incomplete]
Credits: Special Pictures of Guid Nychburris Festival.
Voyage of the liner "Berengaria" from New York to London in May 1923, as seen through the eyes of passenger John Harrod. [Incomplete].
[filmed by Jackie Johnston, newsreel cameraman].
DUMFRIES 1959 - GUID NYCHBURRIS CELEBRATIONS
Procession of the town council, installation of the Cornet, coronation of the Queen, and pageant. [Incomplete]
GUID NYCHBURRIS FESTIVAL [DUMFRIES 1956]
The Dumfries Guid Nychburris Festival, 27th June 1956. Includes the pageant and coronation of the Queen of the South.
SCOTTISH CUP TIE THIRD ROUND: Queen of the South v Hearts
Shots of the teams coming onto the pitch at Palmerston Park, the captain toss and shots of the match from the sidelines.
Investiture of the Cornet, shots of the crowds, the horse race and procession of horsemen through the "city gates", Dumfries. Part of the celebrations for Guid Nychburris Day, 1949.
Kirkin' of the Cornet at St. Michael's Church, Dumfries. Installation of the Cornet and Queen of the South. Riding of the Marches. Cornet's Ball and Children's Fancy Dress Parade. [Incomplete]
Film recording some the events of Guid Nychburris Festival, including the installation of the Cornet, and also the Coronation Youth Festival, held on coronation Day in 1953.
Shots of the projection room of the Lyceum Cinema. Scenes from Festival celebrations including the Riding of the Marches through Townhead and Kirkgate Ports. [Incomplete]
Everyday life in Edinburgh, with a look at its historical heritage and featuring plenty of street scenes.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper ph. Ian Kennedy and Brian Easton sc. D.M. Elliot comm. s. Ian Gilmour music arranged and composed Eric Roberts educational adviser James Hossack.
Coverage of the 2nd round of the Scottish Cup tie, on Saturday, 11th February. Queen of the South v Morton at Palmerston Park, Dumfries.
LYCEUM CINEMA TRAILERS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
Compilation film of Lyceum cinema trailers and advertisements, with special emphasis on Christmas 1955 and New Year.
A demonstration of how jute is manufactured in the Halley and Sons' Wallace Craigie Works in Dundee. The film follows the processes of batching, carding, spinning, weaving, up to the finished product. Shot in the firm's Wallace Craigie Works, Dundee in 1948.
Director, J. R. L. Halley. -- Credits: p., d. and ph. J R L Halley .
Queen Elizabeth presents new colours to the First Batallion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The Duke of Edinburgh is admitted into the Order of the Thistle at St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh.
A compilation of royal events including King Edward VII opening the new building at Marischal College, Aberdeen 1906. The Prince of Wales at launching ceremony of a ship at John Brown's yard in 1921 and a visit by the Royal Family to Edinburgh in 1937.
made by Film Society of Glasgow. -- Credits: Made by the Film Society of Glasgow and compiled from early editions of Gaumont Graphic, Pathe-Gazette, Topical Budget, and other newsreels..
The work of the Blood Transfusion Association in the Bathgate area, and an appeal to "become a regular donor".
Director, Bathgate and District Photographic and Cine Society.
Shot in Jerez and Seville, the film illustrates how sherry is made.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: ph. Stanley Russell.
A look at the historic town of Culross in Fife with views of the ruined Abbey, houses and Town Cross.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: commentator T. Smith m. John McArthur. Recording by M Irvine on Albion Truphonic Sound Recording. p. Stanley L. Russell.
A dramatised version of the life of David Livingstone [silent and sound versions].
Director, David Middlemas ; Producer, GB Instructional . -- Credits: p. Frank Wells ass. p. D B Mayne ph. George Groom sc. Polly Allen ed. Jack Baldwin The J Arthur Rank Organisation Limited GBI presents supervised by Rev James McNair BD, Chairman of the Livingstone Memorial, Blantyre, Lanarkshire and CM Green MA..
St. Andrews and North Berwick swimming pools, a display of gymnastics, police on traffic duty and a dramatised bank robbery are all featured in this cinemagazine.
Director, [d. Stanley L. Russell] ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions (1928) Ltd.. -- Credits: Albion Truphonic Sound System Scotland's Monthly Film Review No 3 .
Series of wartime shorts illustrating the best use of food and the economies to be made.
A wartime Father Christmas passes on Christmas greetings on behalf of the cinema's management.
Various trailers wishing cinema patrons a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
The festival celebrating Guid Nychburris Day, Dumfries in 1951.
A hiking holiday through the Hebrides, exploring Lewis, Harris, the Uists, Benbecula and Barra. [Jack Elder is one of the two hikers]
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, J. C. Elder. -- Credits: cam. ass. Isabel Elder titles Ronald McLaren.
Interior shots of Glenhar factory (decorated to celebrate the coronation) with shots of the cutting and sewing of ladies' fashions. Models give a fashion show of men's and women's wear produced by the factory.
Shots of Windsor and its environs, the film also contains footage of the Edinburgh Floral Clock and Botanic Gardens.
The Highland Horse Show in Alloa, with a display of military horse-riding.
German propaganda film showing warplanes in action.
One of a group of seven documentaries made for the 1938 Empire Exhibition under the supervision of John Grierson, the film was part of a campaign to improve the fitness of the Scots.
Director, Brian Salt ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ph. G.W. Pocknall associate producer Stanley L Russell comm. s. Sir Iain Colquhoun.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 234, "QUEEN MARY" GOES DOWN THE CLYDE TO THE SEA
The liner the "Queen Mary" in the fitting out basin at Clydebank and shots of the vessel pulling out to sea.
GORDON HIGHLANDERS' PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN
The Duke of Gloucester, Colonel-in-Chief of the Gordon Highlanders accepts the casket and scroll and freedom of the City of Aberdeen. Crowds watch the parade along Union Street.
PRESENTATION OF NEW COLOURS TO GORDON HIGHLANDERS
Queen presents new colours to Gordon Highlanders, at Balmoral Castle.
Church parade and service by members of the Grant Lodge of the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds to mark the retiral of Reverend A. R. Grant. [Incomplete]
[filmed by Ernest Bromberg News for Newscine, Aberdeen].
Lord Provost Mitchell and Major Lyon (Chairman of Territorial Association) visit the Field Company and watch a military display. [Incomplete]
[filmed by Ernest Bromberg for Newscine, Aberdeen].
Footage of the impact of the first daylight air-raid on Aberdeen, known locally as "Black Friday".
Aberdeen celebrates the Coronation with a service, parade and a coronation ball at the Palais de Danse, on 12th May 1937.
[filmed by Ernest Bromberg for Cinema Newsreel Aberdeen].
Local news of Aberdeen, includes footage of Scotland v Ireland football match at Pittodrie, a circus, a TA parade with land girls and WAC. [Incomplete]
THEIR MAJESTIES ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE AT CRATHIE CHURCH
The royal family attend Divine Service at Crathie Church, Aberdeenshire. Towards the end of the film there are brief shots of the Royal Northern Agriculture Society's Summer Show and Aberdeen Student's Charity Float Parade. [incomplete]
NEWSREEL: Aberdeen's Armistice Day Service and Cycling Rally, Echt
Aberdeen's Armistice Day Service and a cycling rally at Echt, a fete at Crathie Castle and an agricultural demonstration.
BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE IN ABERDEEN
Film of an ARP exercise for dealing with a gas attack.
The Queen Mother opens Aberdeen's new Sports Stadium at Linksfield.
LAYING FOUNDATION STONE OF THE BISHOP SEABURY MEMORIAL, the
Joseph P. Kennedy, American Ambassador to Britain, lays the foundation stone for the Bishop Seabury Memorial at St. Andrews Cathedral, Aberdeen.
MEMBERS OF BOTH TEAMS LEAVE HOTEL FOR THE GAME
Football players seen leaving a hotel for a game (possibly for a football match between Scotland and Ireland).
Military parade through Aberdeen and the laying of a wreath at the War Memorial. The film includes footage of the opening ceremony of the Robert Gordon College Pavilion.
Sir Neville Montague Butler, Minister of Foreign Affairs to the US, comments on US involvement in the 2nd World War.
A discussion of the social, economic and geographical infrastructure of Scotland, including scenes of Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: [sc. W G Beaton comm. James McKechnie ph. Stanley L. Russell].
Director, [d. Stanley Russell] ; Producer, [p.c. Thames & Clyde Ltd.].
One of a series of films produced for the Glasgow Necessitous Children's Holiday Camp Fund, it promotes the benefits of the Holiday Camp to children and parents alike.
Producer, Pathe Pictures Limited. -- Credits: acknowledgements Harold Stewart ("The Gangrel"), Daily Record and Mail, Glasgow, for scenario. Messrs. Boosey and Col, London and Messrs. Chappell and Co., London for musical recording rights introduction by Chairman of the Fund, Sir Charles Cleland cast C. R. M. Brookes, Catherine Fletcher, Alex Osprey, Alex Liddle, Archibald Rennie, Archibald Frew, Robert Tulloch and Miss M.B. McDonald [C.R.M. Brookes formerly headmaster of Broomhill Primary School, Glasgow].
A record of how Dalguise Sports Camp provides holidays for young men who come from deprived areas.
A young boy writes home to his parents about the various activities he has taken part in at the Dalguise Camp including hiking, playing hockey and a tug of war.
Some of the activities available at Dalguise Camp including rambling, various sports and the Grand Concert.
Scenes of life in the Outer Hebrides showing herring fishing, crofting, cutting peat, and roof thatching. The Lewis Hospital Carnival is also featured with a pipe band, floats and a display of Highland dancing.
Director, Dr. Peter John MacLeod. -- Credits: Filmed and produced by Dr Peter John MacLeod in aid of the Lewis Hospital, Stornoway.
The Official Film of the Coronation Celebrations organised by the Corporation of Glasgow. One of three reels only. School children and pensioners on a day trip by steamer to Ardgoil, as part of Glasgow's celebrations for coronation year.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Film Productions]. -- Credits: [comm. Tom Smith camera Graham Thomson, Stanley Russell sd. Ted Crowther music specially chosen by John McArthur] [Albion Truphonic Sound System].
VISIT OF HRH DUCHESS OF KENT TO THE WEST OF SCOTLAND
The Duchess of Kent arrives at the opening of the British Sailors' Centre, Greenock, is met by Lord Inverclyde and cheered by onlooking crowds. She also visits the Women Officers Club in St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
Mail steamer arrives in Lerwick in the Shetland Isles.
Film highlights the scenic beauty of the Highlands on the Oban to Inverness steamer route.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: camera J.C. Elder camera assistant Isabel Elder titles Donald R. Maclaren .
Film describes safety procedure for boarding or leaving a bus.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Russell Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: Imperial Noiseless Recording. sc. Albert D. Mackie comm. James McKechnie.
MOVIETONE NEWS No 1131A, SCOTLAND'S RUGBY TRIUMPH
Scotland v Wales rugby match between Scotland and Wales at Murrayfield, Edinburgh.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1134A, RUGBY - SCOTLAND v IRELAND
Rugby match between Scotland and Ireland at Murrayfield, Edinburgh.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No. 1790, SCOTLAND v IRELAND
CROWNING CEREMONY OF A MERCHANT NAVY QUEEN, the
Appeal on behalf of the Merchant Navy Comforts Service Week in Burnley, including footage of a parade and crowning of Merchant Navy Queen.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Russell Productions Limited. -- Credits: This film has been presented to the Merchant Navy Comfort Service by Mr. Lupino Lane in admiration of a splendid job of work done for the Officers and men of the Merchant Navy comm. Frederick Allen recorded for Levers Rich.
A survey of Municipal Housing Activity in Glasgow. New council housing at Knightswood, Cranhill, Pollok and Tollcross.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: production supervised by Stanley L Russell ph. Frank McLachlan, assisted by Robert Anderson commentary Peter Watson technical adviser Ronald Bradbury PhD, F.R.I.B.A., A.M.T.P.I..
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No. 937A, AMERICANS WALK OFF WITH THE WALKER CUP
Filmed at the Royal and Ancient golf course, St Andrews. The American captain is presented with the Walker Cup. Will Fyffe and Sir Alexander B. King are spectators.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: Movietone News Vol 19 [comm. Lionel Gamlin].
A demonstration of how timber is felled and some of its products being assembled in the factory incuding trellis fencing and boxes.
Director, John Oliver ; Producer, Commercial and Educational Films. -- Credits: ph. V. St. Locke ph. L. Clifford.
Made during the war, the film promotes various health measures e.g. ante-natal clinics, school milk, holiday camps for children and inoculation.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Scottish Films Ltd.. -- Credits: camera Henry Cooper commentary James McKechnie ed. Alan Harper.
Illustration on how to fully utilise an ante-natal clinic, to ensure the health of an unborn baby.
Director, w. & d. Budge Cooper ; Producer, Data Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Donald Alexander ph. Wolfgang Suschitzky, Mary Beales diagrams Eric Fraser m. Christian Darnton anim. Reginald Jeffryes sd. rec. Harry Reynolds cast Tom Macguire, Mollie Weir, James Smith Campbell A Data Film 1945.
Advice on how to ensure that a baby will grow up to have healthy teeth.
Director, Jane Massy ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Margaret Thomson ph. A.E. Jeakins comm. s. Carleton Hobbs m. William Alwyn A Realist Film Unit Production.
A look at the life, crafts and industries of the Highlands including crofting, fishing, forestry work and tweed-making. [Filmed to try to dissuade people from the Highlands emigrating south].
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: cast Lyon Todd as Donald, Jean Cook as Flora w. Robert Kemp narr. Duncan MacIntyre [cam. Henry Cooper].
Craigbank Gardens, Edinburgh. The film has extensive footage of allotments, vegetable gardens and people tending the crops. Portree Horticultural Show also features towards the end of the film.
A demonstration on how to use a Seine net for trawling. This film was planned by the Marine Laboratory Aberdeen, as part of their research programme on the efficiency of fishing gear. "Grateful acknowledgement is made to skipper John Watt and the crew of the "Ploughboy" of Macduff." Teaching notes held.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Film planned by the Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen ph. Gordon Mackay underwater ph. Lt. Comdr. H.J. Hodges commentator Joseph McLeod rec. W.W. Fulton .
A look at the history of the Aberdeen Angus breed, its distinctive qualities and characteristics.
The particular qualities of the Ayrshire breed of cattle are highlighted.
A look at the possibilities of Hydro-Electric power for the Highlands.
Director, Jack Chambers ; Producer, Paul Rotha Productions. -- Credits: p. Paul Rotha story Jack Chambers dialogue Neil Gunn and Roger MacDougall ph. Wolfgang Suschitzky music Ian Whyte conductor Muir Mathieson unit manager Duncan Ross.
An account of the life and methods of a Highland hill sheep farm, showing the adaptations the hill farmer must make to a landscape left derelict by depopulation, and the care of his flock.
An old fisherman compares his life with that of a modern fisherman and farmer. Film shows North East Scotland's industries, its scenery and its history.
Director, John Eldridge ; Producer, Greenpark Productions. -- Credits: in assoc. with the Film Producers Guild p. Ralph Keene ph. Martin Curtis scenario Jack Common comm.w. John R. Allan and Laurie Lee ed. Henry Kirkby m. Kenneth Pakeman cond. John Hollingsworth sd. rec. Merton Park Studios Pattern of Britain Series COI for the Scottish Office.
Different aspects of Glasgow life; hairdressing at Lewis's store, an exhibition of armour at Kelvingrove Museum, art students at the School of Art and trams and trolley buses at Glasgow Cross.
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: Made and distributed by Elder Film Productions Limited, Glasgow. comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s. Louise McLaren and A. Campbell Hastie sd. C. Leghorn, Messrs. A. Biggar.
Record of the TUC March from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square, in protest against the Industrial Relations Bill.
Producer, Freeprop Films Group. -- Credits: Film record of the TUC march from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square on February 21 1971 in protest against the Industrial Relations Bill. Made for the TUC by the Freeprop Films Group of the ACTT..
Craigmount School activities; school plays and trips to Athens and Venice.
A humorous story involving a car breakdown.
Dignitaries view the launching of the "Salacia" at Harland and Wolff shipyard, Govan.
Credits: [Presented by the Trading Corporation for Educational and General Services Limited] .
Shots of a 'Lighter' being loaded with a cargo of barrels and transfer to another ship.
Producer, [p.c. Elder-Dalrymple Productions]. -- Credits: presented by the Trading Corporation for Educational and General Services Ltd. .
A look at Cally House, a wartime evacuation school established by the Glasgow Education Authority in Gatehouse-of-Fleet. It was Britain's first local authority co-educational boarding school for senior pupils.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. Henry Cooper scenario Albert MacKie comm. s. James MacKechnie comm. w. Albert MacKie.
A dramatised study of child delinquency in Scotland, filmed in Dundee. Brief shots of Boys Brigade.
Director, Budge Cooper ; Producer, Paul Rotha Productions. -- Credits: written by Budge Cooper ph. Wolfgang Suschitzky ph. ass. Seymour Logie [p. Donald Alexander] .
HOMES AND HAUNTS OF SCOTLAND'S PLOUGHMAN POET ROBERT BURNS, the
The homes and haunts of Robert Burns. His birthplace, Poosie Nansie's Inn, Gavin Hamilton's house where the poet was married, and the Tam O'Shanter Inn.
Director, J. French Gegg. -- Credits: The homes and haunts of Scotland's ploughman poet, Robert Burns. Taken with a 'Cine' Kodak under the direction of J French Gegg Esq during 1933. Places scenes and statements in this film were authenticated by the President of The Burns Federation in 1933 [signature of President]. .
A picture of the health services for children in Britain. Features pre-natal advice, maternity care, children's clinics, day nurseries, school children being given school milk and taking part in outdoor activities and games.
Director, Brian Smith ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: m. comp. William Alwyn ph. Gerald Gibbs comm. w. Albert Pearl p. John Taylor comm.s. Albert Pearl, Ophelia Segreda.
Sea Scouts taking part in the Royal Scottish Motor Yacht Club race and on a summer cruise on the west coast of Scotland.
A look at the social and economic changes in Scotland during the 1950s, after the upheaval of the war. From the restoration of Iona Abbey to the development of new industries.
Director, Charles Heath ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: comm.w. Donald MacKenzie comm.s. Gordon Jackson m. composed by Elizabeth Lutyens conducted by John Hollingsworth photographed by Bernard Davies ed. Alvin Bailey London Film Studios, Shepperton A COI film produced for the Scottish Office and the Mutual Security Agency.
Mining practices used at Comrie Colliery, Fife.
Director, Irene Wilson ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: Produced by GB Instructional [for the British Council] [ph. Frank North].
Workers are seen leaving a shipyard and a boy reads the Dalguise Camp 1957 pamphlet; the film goes on to show the same boy enjoying a holiday at Dalguise Camp.
Located in Ludhiana (the Punjab), this film highlights the importance of medicine by helping a pregnant woman.
Director, Charles Davis ; Producer, Burt Martin and Associates. -- Credits: Presented by Ludhiana Christian Medical College and Hospital Consultants Archie Crouch Myra Scovel ph. Gale McCarty Editor David C Johnson p. Burt Martin w. and d. Charles Davis A Burt Martin and Associates Production.
How Glasgow's public parks bring the countryside to industrial Glasgow, providing city workers with fresh air and exercise.
The macadamised road, the first locomotive engine, gas lighting, the steam-hammer, electric telephone and chloroform are among the Scottish inventions shown.
Director, Andrew Buchanan ; Producer, British Films. -- Credits: ph. Henry Cooper ed. James Anderson comm. s. John Selous Western Electric Sound System .
The Highlands, its landscape, fishing, sheepfarming and its local crafts.
A look at Scotland's industries, education and culture. Tom Johnston, the former Secretary of State, talks about devolution for Scotland.
Producer, Sergei Nolbander. -- Credits: Monthly Film Review by J Arthur Rank Organisation Gaumont Kalee recording [p. Sergei Nolbander] [assoc. p. and literary ed. J L Hobson].
Made for the 1963 Royal Highland Show, the film illustrates an automatic potato harvester in operation.
Producer, [p.c. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food]. -- Credits: [Material supplied by the National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Penicuik] [Produced by the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food for the 1963 Royal Highland Show..
Professor Gaskin of Aberdeen University outlines his report on North East Scotland and the results of a two year programme of bringing more industry and people into the area.
Story of an experiment in mural painting at Norton Park Junior School, Edinburgh.
Director, [filmed by T. Ritchie, Nigel McIsaac, Raymond Townsend] ; Producer, [p.c. Norton Park Group]. -- Credits: Norton Park Production No 1. Made in co-operation with Moray House.
Life in Glenrothes New Town as seen through the eyes of a miner and his family.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: comm. w. Edward Boyd comm. s. Leonard Maguire .
Joan Dickson, a cellist, demonstrates bowing principles for string players.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: devised and presented by Joan Dickson ph. Mark Littlewood sd. Louis Kramer ed. Patrick Higson Joan Dickson, Cellist, demonstrates the principles of movement of the bow. Made by Pelicula Films for EFS and the Scottish Arts Council..
OPENING OF COSMOS YOUTH CENTRE, ST. ANDREWS
Princess Anne opens the Cosmos Youth Centre in St. Andrews. 1st July, 1971. [Incomplete]
RAF LEUCHARS RECEIVE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF ST. ANDREWS
RAF Leuchars receive the freedom of the City of St. Andrews, 28th August 1968.
Producer, [possibly filmed by Grampian Television]. -- Credits: [possibly filmed by Grampian Television].
BOBBY JONES RECEIVES FREEDOM OF ST. ANDREWS
Provost Leonard presents American golfer Bobby Jones Jnr. with the Freedom of St Andrews.
The ballad of Sir Patrick Spens, illustrated with drawings.
Director, W.J. Maclean ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: devised and drawn by Edward and Elizabeth Odling narr. James Crampsay cam. David Hanley .
Demonstration of the Strathspey "The Rakes of Glasgow" by members of the Scottish Country Dance Society.
Director, p. Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: Made in co-operation with the Scottish Country Dancing Society. dance supervisor Miss J Milligan sc. Miss A Anderson commentator Joseph MacKechnie p. Stanley L Russell .
One of a group of seven documentaries made for the 1938 Empire Exhibition, under the supervision of John Grierson, featuring the sporting pursuits particular to Scotland.
Director, [d. Stanley L. Russell] ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: [scenario Albert Mackie ph. Henry Cooper, Graham Thomson comm.w. Albert Mackie, Jack House comm.s. James McKechnie p. Basil Wright for John Grierson].
Local Government election procedure and Glasgow Corporation committees in session.
Director, [d. Willie J. McLean] ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd..
The education provided by the schools and colleges of Glasgow.
Traces the progress of corporation housing in Glasgow from tenement homes to metal-framed buildings and the models for high-rise flats.
Footage of a Pirate Radio Ship. Also shots of the opening of the motorway at Charing Cross in Glasgow.
Unveiling ceremony of the Cameronians "Scottish Rifles" Regimental Memorial by Field Marshal Earl Haig, in the grounds of the Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow.
Credits: [possibly Grosvenor Topical News].
A look at 'Glen-Har' fashions including the various stages in the making of garments, to an exhibition of the final models. Factory workers are seen enjoying a Christmas party and on a visit to Patrick Thomson's store in Edinburgh.
Producer, Jay's Film Service. -- Credits: Presented by the directors of Glen-Har Produced by Jay's Film Services Limited Glasgow.
Some of the exhibitors' stands at the industrial exhibition including those of Cardonald Margarine, Shaw Petrie Limited, Rolls Royce and Scottish Precision Castings Limited.
The wedding of Christina Maxwell Russell and James Chalmers MacKnight at Bridge of Earn. 12th June, 1928.
Damaged bank notes are rendered useless and burned by the Bank of Scotland in Edinburgh.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Productions. -- Credits: commentary Pat Hogg sd. David Graham [p. ass. Alex Roberts].
Scenes of Guid Nychburris Day Festival held in wartime, including a football match at Palmerston Park and a fancy dress parade.
Credits: [possibly made by the Lyceum Cinema, Dumfries].
HRH the Duchess of Gloucester presents new colours to the 5th Battalion of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, 24th July 1955.
Credits: [probably a Lyceum Cinema Newsreel].
Queen of the South play football at Palmerston Park in the Borders town of Dumfries.
Credits: [probably filmed by the Lyceum Cinema, Dumfries].
One of a series of five magazine films of Glasgow, featuring the Glasgow School of Art with scenes of art students at work.
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s. Louise McLaren, Campbell Hastie sd. C. Leghorn, A. Biggar orig. m. and arrangements Hamilton Scott introd. m. Govan Salvation Army Band m. Hamilton Scott Quartette.
The mobile X-ray unit at Dumfries in the Borders.
One of a series of five magazine films of Glasgow. Includes footage of macaroni and semolina being made in a Glasgow factory, students work at the Scottish Hotel School and trams around Trongate.
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: The Fourth in a Series of Magazine Films about the City and People of Glasgow Made and distributed by Elder Film Productions, Glasgow comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s. A Campbell Hastie sd. C Leghorn, Messrs A Bigga m. West of Scotland Orchestral Society.
Describes the main requirements for a healthy city through its hospital care and public health.
A military brass band marches from Edinburgh Castle to the Ensign Ewart pub in the Royal Mile where an army officer gives a speech.
Film highlights material benefits that can be gained if wages are paid through the bank.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: sc. Tom Wright sd. Ken Andrew produced for the Royal Bank of Scotland [by Park Film Studios] cast: David Kinnaird, Willie Ross, Paul Young, Jan Wilson, Alex Jamieson, John Grieve, and a Royal Bank manager..
A promotional film for Royal Bank Saving stamps. The characters come to terms with a Savings Stamps Vending Machine.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: sc. Tom Wright light cameraman D. Law sd. Ken Andrew produced for the Royal Bank of Scotland and Park Film Studios Limited. With thanks to Haggs Castle Golf Club and GKN Bolts and Nuts Limited cast: David Kinnaird, Jan Wilson, Paul Young, Isobel Gardner, Willie Ross, Laura Lawson and Jimmy Logan.
Bo'ness United play Forth Rangers for the Evening News Trophy.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS, SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP FINAL
Scottish Junior Cup Final between Shawfield Juniors and Bo'ness United at Hampden Stadium, Glasgow. Shows play from both halves and half-time band, omitting winner and trophy ceremony.
Producer, Scottish Movietone News. -- Credits: Scottish Movietone News 1949.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1950, including the procession and coronation of the Fair Queen Miss Dorothy Angus (from Kinneil School).
[filmed by Louis Dickson]. -- Credits: The Hippodrome presents.
The procession and coronation of the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival Queen 1951.
The procession and coronation of the Queen Helen Gourlay during the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival of 1953, held soon after the Coronation on the 3rd of June, 1953, there are a few reminders of recent events during the day.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival 1954, including procession of Bo'ness schools, fancy dress parade and coronation of Queen Mary Gibson.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival of 1955, including coronation of Queen Margaret Grant of Kinneil School and general procession.
[filmed by Louis Dickson] . -- Credits: CAC presents.
The procession and coronation of Queen Beatrice Stewart at the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival 1956.
BO'NESS FAIR 1958 - QUEEN HELEN DONALDSON, ST MARY’S SCHOOL
The procession and coronation of Gala Queen Helen Donaldson at the Bo'ness Fair, 4th of July, 1958.
Views of the Bo'ness Fair Festival, 3rd of July 1959, including Schools parade, and crowning of Queen Mairi Pritchard.
The 1960 Bo'ness Children Fair Festival; the procession and the coronation of Queen June Grant.
A Galloway bus driver goes on a coach tour to John O' Groats.
Director, Jim Goding, Eddie Earp ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: ph. Jim Goding, Eddie Earp ed. Ron Brown sd. mix Laurie Peak comm. w. Roger Marshall comm. s. James Gibson m. Tommy Reilly music d. Frank Ratten.
SEA OF GALILEE MISSION HOSPITAL, TIBERIAS
The work of the Scottish Mission Hospital in Palestine.
The work of the Scottish Mission Hospital in Palestine, as it cares for the sick, young and old. Also includes shots of Dr Torrance at home with his family.
Films taken by Dr. Herbert Watt Torrance of the Scottish Mission Hospital, Tiberias, and family life during the years 1930-1950.
Director, Dr. Herbert Watt Torrance. -- Credits: Commended entry at SAFF 1952.
Scenes of Jerusalem, including the Mosque of Omar, the Wailing Wall, the Well of David, and the Sepulchre of Rachel.
Producer, Kodak Cinegraph. -- Credits: Kodak Cinegraph No. 1541.
Jerusalem, Tiberias Hill and Dr. Harte House, YMCA, at Reniel, Galilee.
General views of Israel and Jordan, with shots of farmers ploughing with ox and donkey, street scenes and tourists enjoying the countryside.
Indigenous flowers and trees of the Holy Land.
Travelogue of holidays in Copenhagen, the Highlands of Scotland, France and Morocco.
Scenes of Tiberias - fishermen using a dragnet to catch fish, the Mosque of Omar, Damascus Gate, Sea of Galilee and Mount Hermon. [Incomplete]
General views of scenery, lakes and mountains in Israel.
Threshing corn, ploughing, fishing and traditional customs of coffee-making and dancing.
Various shots of farming and fishing in Israel.
Arab life showing an Arab encampment, women threshing corn and baking bread, a camel train and a sheep market.
Holidaying in Athens, Rome, Pisa and the Italian Riviera.
Dr. Torrance of the Scottish Mission Hospital, Tiberias, and his two daughters at home in Palestine and on holiday in Scotland and the USA.
Promotional film for Allied Hotels. We follow a coach tour round the Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland taking in Oban, Iona, Inverness, Aberdeen and Glencoe.
Director, [d. Malcolm M. Irvine] ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. Charles Davidson ph. and sd. Malcolm M Irvine Albion Truphonic Sound System [scenario C Davidson] [comm. s. James McKechnie].
The film follows a hiker through Skye, visiting Dunvegan Castle and climbing the Cuillins.
Director, Hans Neiter ; Producer, Anvil Films. -- Credits: comm. w. Neil Gunn cam. Adrian Jenkins ed. Bill Freeman prod. ass. Michael Smith director of music Albert Elms unit manager Pamela Paulet cond. Walter Ross (London Gaelic Choir) comm. s. Duncan McIntyre cast. Fiona Campbell and John MacLeod.
An introduction to Perthshire, highlighting its places of interest, countryside and leisure opportunities.
Director, and cam Bernard Davies ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: ed. Ben Hipkinsm. m. composed and conducted by Arthur Blake comm.w. Neil Paterson comm.s. David Steuart cast William Roderick, Petronella Byrnes, Gary Hope, Geoffrey Stephenson excerpt from play "The White Falcon" by Neilson Gattey and Jordan Lawrence.
A promotional film to encourage people to become blood donors by emphasising how it saves lives.
Director, Sam Napier Bell ; Producer, Basic Films. -- Credits: A COI Film for the Ministry of Health. Made by Basic Films. Made with the co-operation of the North East Metropolitan Blood Transfusion Centre, Harold Wood Hospital, Middlesex Hospital, Oldchurch Hospital..
Made to promote the effectiveness of the Royal Bank of Scotland's computers - the bank's branches in Leven, Grantown-on-Spey and at Abbotsinch airport are shown in operation.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: nar. Moultrie R Kelsall.
Made to mark the merger of the National Commercial Bank of Scotland and the Royal Bank, to form the Royal Bank of Scotland Ltd. [Includes scenes of the floating bank in the Orkney Isles.]
Director, w.& d. Theo Richmond ; Producer, Spectator Films. -- Credits: cam. Arthur Wooster p. man. Chris Sutton ed. Mike Gascoyne sd. Joe Charman comm. Magnus Magnusson p. Lee Bolson, John Spencer.
Shinty match between Oban Celtic and Inverness.
First in a series of monthly film reviews of Scotland. Film reconstructs a bank robbery, looks at the Borzoi dog, shoe manufacture at Saxone in Kilmarnock, latest hairdressing styles and the "first sighting" of the Loch Ness Monster!
Director, [d. Malcolm M Irvine] ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions (1928) Ltd.. -- Credits: [p. Stanley Russell] [Albion Truphonic Sound System]. [cameraman Malcolm M. Irvine assistant cameraman Martin Wilson].
A drama about a young girl, staying with her aunt, dreams that an escaped convict kills the maid. [An entry in the first Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1933].
Director, James K Urquhart [Meteor Film Producing Society]. -- Credits: A Russell Production. sc. Winifred Fraser ph. Sydney Kates, Stanley L Russell lighting A. Kennedy Irvine Railway sequence by courtesy of LMS Railway Company the players Enid Hewitt, Catherine Fletcher Thomas Philip Kenneth Guild.
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS, ROUTE MARCH 1st BATTALION LANARKSHIRE VOLUNTEER REGIMENT
1st Battalion Lanarkshire Volunteer Regiment march through Coatbridge, March 1917 in furtherance of the National Service scheme.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: ["Scottish Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" written on opening intertitle]..
RIVER CLYDE - A SURVEY OF SCOTLAND'S GREATEST RIVER
The River Clyde is traced from its source down to the Firth of Clyde, with a review of its industrial life from Glasgow to Dumbarton.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: sc. George Blake sd. Malcolm Irvine m. John McArthur ph. Henry Cooper, Graham Thomson comm. James McKechnie Recorded on Albion Truphonic Sound System [Made for the Clyde Navigation Trust].
One of a series of five magazine films of Glasgow, including street scenes, contemporary fashion, sweet making, a game of football, and Christmas Eve festivities.
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s. Louise McLaren, A. Campbell Hastie sd. C. Leghorn, Messrs A. Biggar.
Portobello Gala Day; Granton harbour at dusk; Edinburgh Castle; St. Giles Cathedral; Holyrood Palace; Princes Street Gardens and Bertram Mills circus appear in this amateur film of Edinburgh. [Incomplete]
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrive at Turnhouse airport and attend a youth display at Murrayfield and a tree-planting ceremony at Coronation Walk. [Incomplete]
The liner is launched from John Brown's yard and tugs pull her into berth.
TRUCK TO KEELSON: Ropes for Mayflower II
How ropes are manufactured at Gourock Ropeworks in Port Glasgow for the "Mayflower II", for a voyage reconstructing the pilgrim fathers' journey to America on the original Mayflower.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: comm. sp. Jameson Clark Sea Shanties sung by Greenock Male Voice Choir .
The story of the foundation and growth of the four Scottish universities: St. Andrews, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.
Director, Francis Gysin ; Producer, Data Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Donald Alexander ph. Wolfgang Suschitzky ph. assistant Peter Pickering.
An excerpt from a BBC documentary on Glasgow's Housing Policy and the controversy surrounding it.
The production of sheet steel at the Ravenscraig and Gartcosh Works of Colvilles Ltd. Lanarkshire. Ravenscraig steel works produced steel in many forms - to make cars and desks, bridges and ships for worldwide markets.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: outline treatment Clifford Hanley ph. Edward McConnell ed. Michael Pavett comp. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods commentary Alastair Borthwick narrators Bryden Murdoch, Roddy McMillan p. Jack (J.B.) Holmes assistant director David Bruce assistant camera Oscar Marzaroli assistant ed. Cyril McConnell p. man. Charles Baptiste exec. p. Bob Riddell Black.
Herring fishing off the north- east coast of Scotland ; the film follows the fishing boats from the time they put out to sea to the unloading of the catch at the fish market. It includes shots of fishwives gutting by hand and the process of traditional 'kippering'.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd..
O'ER HILL AND DALE: Shepherd's Spring in the Cheviot Hills
Produced by John Grierson, this film shows sheep farming in the Cheviot Hills.
Director, Basil Wright ; Producer, Empire Marketing Board Film. -- Credits: p. John Grierson comm. Andrew Buchanan ph. Basil Wright.
UNIVERSAL NEWS No. 1587, RADAR...The Story of the All Seeing Eye
The basic principles of radar are explained and its importance during World War II.
Producer, Universal News. -- Credits: ed. Clifford Jeapes reporter Peter Watson Distributed by General Film Distributors.
Advert for Ascot gas water heaters, featuring Henry Hall and his orchestra. [Beginning missing]
English version of a Danish film on everyday life on the Faroe Islands with scenes of spinning, sheep shearing and fishing.
Producer, Nordisk Film Committee. -- Credits: Produced by the COI for the Ministry of Education.
Opening ceremony for Slateford Recreation Ground attended by his Grace the Lord High Commissioner, Mr. Brown.
The craft of cask making using a mix of manual skill and machine strength at Canonmills Cooperage, Edinburgh, the works of Wm Lindsay & Sons.
[filmed by John Gray]. -- Credits: [Filmed by John Gray in Canonmills Cooperage, the works of Wm. Lindsay & Sons Edinburgh].
Shipbuilding in John Brown's yard at Clydebank and Denny of Dumbarton, from the initial design stages to the final launch.
Director, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group). -- Credits: Produced by the Dunbartonshire Production Group of the SEFA for the JPC. [possibly filmed by George S. Begg].
The story of Glasgow's water supply from the reservoir at Loch Arklet to the work of the Water Department of Glasgow.
A tour through various exhibitions in the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Following the River Clyde from its upper reaches down to the Firth.
Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: scenario David C Cousland MA, John C Elder ph. Isabel Elder, John C Elder [Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited].
A promotional film for the Clydesdale and North of Scotland Bank illustrating how a young couple can utilise banking facilities.
Director, w. & d. Clifford Hanley ; Producer, Glasgow Films. -- Credits: act. Clark Tait (David); Fiona Cumming (Sally) ; Alex Allan (Andrew) ; Jean Faulds (Jenny); John Young (Bank Manager) cam. Eddie McConnell sd. rec. Biggar's Ltd. unit man. Peter March cont. Rosemary Manly cam. ass. Gavin Craig supplementary shooting Pat Butler; Bill Harrington sets Scope Ltd ed. David Welsh; Gavin Craig m. composed and arranged by Ian Gourlay p. David Welsh w. Clifford Hanley.
1936 Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, with the coronation of "Queen" Mary Smith and accompanying procession through Bo'ness.
The Bo'ness Children's Fair Queen Joan Campbell meets children in fancy dress and leaves accompanied by her entourage. [Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival was not held during the war years of 1915-1918, this revival which took place in 1919 had a theme of 'Peace Between Nations']
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1920. The Fair Festival Queen greets children in fancy dress parade.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival of 1922. Queen Anne Currie and her retinue arrive for the coronation ceremony.
BO'NESS PUBLIC SCHOOL: Queen Anne Petrie
The Bo'ness Childrfen's Fair Festival Queen arrives for her coronation ceremony, watched by crowds. The Queen is Anne Petrie, of Public School, and the year is 1923.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, 1939. Coronation of Queen Jean Paterson and the fancy dress parade.
BO'NESS PUBLIC SCHOOL: QUEEN KATHLEEN JAMIESON
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival of 1930, with the crowning of the Festival Queen and a fancy dress procession.
The coronation ceremony of Queen Mary Markie and the fancy dress parade at Bo'ness Children's Fair, 1931.
[filmed by Louis Dickson Hippodrome Cinema, Bo'ness].
BO'NESS ACADEMY 1932: Queen Helen Burnett
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1932, coronation of Queen Helen Burnett and fancy dress parade.
BORROWSTOUN SCHOOL 1933: Queen Margaret McMahon
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival of 1933. Queen Margaret McMahon arrives for her coronation followed by the fancy dress parade.
[filmed by Louis Dickson for Hippodrome Cinema, Bo'ness].
KINNEIL PUBLIC SCHOOL: Queen Helen Young
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, 1934. Coronation of Queen Helen Young and fancy dress parade.
[filmed by Louis Dickson for the Hippodrome Cinema, Bo'ness].
BORROWSTOUN SCHOOL 1927: QUEEN RUBY HYSLOP
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1927. Coronation of Queen Ruby Hyslop and the fancy dress parade.
BO'NESS ACADEMY 1925: QUEEN CATHERINE SNEDDON
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1925. Coronation of Cathie Sneddon, the Fair Queen. Also includes footage of the fancy dress parade.
KINNEIL SCHOOL 1928: QUEEN ELIZABETH KAY
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1928, with the coronation of the Festival Queen Elizabeth Kay and fancy dress parade.
GRANGE SCHOOL 1929: QUEEN MARION KILPATRICK
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1929. Coronation of Queen Marion Kilpatrick and fancy dress parade.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival. Coronation of Queen Anne Spence and fancy dress parade. Includes footage from another year (possibly 1938 featuring Queen Kathleen Miller?)
BO'NESS JUBILEE YEAR 1947: Queen Mary Sneddon
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1947. Coronation of Queen Mary Sneddon (Public School) followed by the fancy dress parade.
QUEEN JEANETTE McGUIRE, ST. MARY'S SCHOOL 1948
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, 1948. Coronation of Queen Jeanette McGuire before the procession through Bo'ness.
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1949. Coronation of Queen Margaret [Carson], with pageantry and floats.
Film showing girls dancing at a maypole, during Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, probably dating from circa 1913.
GRANGE PUBLIC SCHOOL: QUEEN ANDREA WALKER
Coronation of the 1935 Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival featuring Queen Andrea Walker and fancy dress parade.
BO’NESS FAIR 1952 - QUEEN MYRA TAYLOR. PUBLIC SCHOOL
Coronation of Queen at Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, with footage of the fancy dress parade provided by schools not selecting a Queen.
[filmed by Louis Dickson]. -- Credits: [Dickson's Pictures].
Scenes of Bo'ness Children's Fair Festivals between 1911 and 1913. Coronation of Fair Queen . Maypole dancing.
[filmed by Louis Dickson for Hippodrome Cinema, Bo'ness]. -- Credits: Dickson's Pictures.
A cruise from Oban to Staffa, Iona and Mull.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: camera assistant Isabel Elder titles Donald R MacLaren.
LEARNING FOR LIVING: The Junior Secondary School in Scotland
A survey of educational facilities at a junior secondary school in Scotland.
Director, W. J. Maclean ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Produced by the Joint Production Committee of the Scottish Educational Film Association and the Scottish Film Council on behalf of the Scottish Education Department cam. Gordon MacKay comm. Tom Fleming ed. W.J. Maclean.
Made for screening at the 1925 World Educational Congress Edinburgh, the film gives a survey of the educational opportunities offered in Edinburgh from infants up to senior pupils.
A voyage from Glasgow to St Kilda, containing scenes of the Western Isles and island life of the crofters on St Kilda. Research suggests scenes on the island of Hirta taken in May 1923, with later footage of the voyage to the St Kilda islands taken c. 1928.
Director, [d. Paul Robello and Bobbie Mann] ; Producer, Topical Productions, Glasgow.
A study of Northern Brazil and the course of the Amazon river filmed during 1935.
Producer, [p.c. Elder-Dalrymple Film Productions]. -- Credits: [ph. J.B. Dalrymple].
The work of the Cleansing Department in Glasgow.
A look at the Glasgow Subway underground rail system prior to its closure for re-development.
Director, John Macpherson ; Producer, A-V Service, Glasgow and Strathclyde University. -- Credits: narr. Bill Hamilton academic advisor John Hume academic advisor Peter Swinbank cam. Jim Harold sd. Colin McNab ed. Patrick Higson Acknowledgements to: The Greater Glasgow Passenger Transport Executive The Mitchell Library The People's palace The Glasgow Museum of Transport James Howden & Co. Ltd. The Scottish Society for the Preservation of Historical Machinery.
An illustration of the four-bladed propellor model of the Bennie Rail Plane in motion on the test stretch at Milngavie, Glasgow.
How a suit can be revitalised by using the Franco Barbe method of laundering in Glasgow's Castlebank Laundry.
How to remove stains and clean hats by the Franco Barbe method. [Filmed in Glasgow's Castlebank Laundry.]
[d. Ronald L. Jay]. -- Credits: [Filmed in Glasgow's Castlebank Laundry.].
HOW SCWS CIGARETTES AND TOBACCOS ARE MADE
The manufacture of SCWS cigarettes and tobacco at the Co-op's Shieldhall factory, Glasgow.
Director, Ronald L. Jay ; Producer, Jay's Film Service.
Compilation of events of 1937, including the funeral procession of George V, rumours of war and footage of Mussolini, Hitler and troops.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: p. T F Scales comm. Ivan Scott compiled by S J Wiggins A Kine Kodagraph made in Great Britian.
The story of the SCWS cabinet factory, part of the giant Shieldhall complex on the outskirts of Glasgow.
The production and distribution of Gilchrist's bread and cakes.
Producer, Jay's Screen Service. -- Credits: [Made for James Gilchrist Ltd Ayr, now part of RHM Bakeries group].
Footage of the Land o' Burns Bakeries and the Tea Rooms at Boswell Park, Ayr. [Originally intended as an introduction to "Land o' Burns Bakeries" - see ref. 0428]
Advertising film for Castlebank Dyeworks showing the laundering of collars.
CRUISE TO ST. KILDA AND THE WESTERN ISLES, a
Record of a voyage from Glasgow to St. Kilda by way of the Western Isles.
A demonstration of how to make motion pictures the "Kodak" way.
Producer, [p.c. Kodak Demonstration Film].
Dramatised account of a soldier on leave from Burma who witnesses the horror of bomb damage in London.
Director, John Eldridge ; Producer, A Gryphon Production for the Film Producer's Guild. -- Credits: p. Donald Taylor lighting cameraman Jo Jago sc. and dialogue Dylan Thomas based on an idea by John Summerfield composer Norman Fulton m. d. Muir Mathieson ed. Connie Mason art d. Harold Watson ass. d. Jack Cooper continuity Tanya Fisher camera Hamish Laurie sd. Red Law and Cecil Mason.
An advert for Castlebank Laundry offering not only a cheap service but a 'job well done' with the popular 'Cost-U-Less' service. Aimed at the new ‘middle class’ customer.
How Cocoa is produced in West African plantations for Cadbury's.
Director, Walter R. Creighton ; Producer, Publicity Films. -- Credits: ph. James E Rogers sd. rec. Marcus F Cooper. The message of the drum is spoken by Basic Gill Produced for Cadbury's of Bourneville in the West African cocoa plantations by Publicity Films. .
How the Fraser "Sliver Roll Former" improves the production of jute. Installation in the Hillbank jute works, Dundee.
One of series of advertising films made for George Guthrie Butcher, Glasgow, showing how sausages are made.
BRUNTON'S WIRE AND ROPE WORKS, MUSSELBURGH
The processes involved in the manufacturing of wire rope at Brunton's Wire and Rope Works, Musselburgh.
The manufacture of Clyde-built Aurora Lamps at Old Kilpatrick.
This advert for Guthrie's pork, shows how pigs are well cared for before reaching the butcher's knife.
Commemorative film for Royal Jubilee which details episodes from George V's life, including footage of his coronation, his illness in 1928 and the wedding of Prince George and Princess Marina.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: Movietone's Jubilee Film presented by Gerald Sanger. Episodes in the gracious reign of His Majesty King George V. Acknowledgements to the Imperial War Museum for permission to reproduce film in their trust..
An advertising film promoting the quality of George Guthrie's beef cattle. One of a series of advertising films made for George Guthrie Butcher, Glasgow.
An advert for Guthrie's mutton showing that only the best sheep are selected.
The Battle of Flowers on Jersey. [Filmed on Kodacolor film stock.]
Director, Jay's Screen Service. -- Credits: A Natural Colour Production Presented by Ronald L Jay.
Swimming and diving displays on the island of Jersey. [Filmed on Kodacolor film stock].
Director, Ronald L. Jay. -- Credits: A Ronald L Jay Kodacolour Production Jay's Screen Service..
Pete Desjardins gives a diving display at the Havre-des-pas pool, Jersey. [Filmed on Kodacolor film stock].
Director, Ronald L. Jay. -- Credits: A Natural Colour Production.
Scenes of Queen Victoria at Balmoral with guests and attendants including the Tzar and Tzarina of Russia, Princess Beatrice and Ena, and HRH Field Marshal Arthur, Duke of Connaught.
Kilted pipe band leads a contingent of the Gordon Highlanders along Aberdeen's Union Terrace, en route for army barracks in Edinburgh, and thence a tour of duty in the Boer War.
Producer, [attributed to Walker's Cinematograph].
The fishing fleet in Wick Harbour. Steam vessels leaving and returning with a catch of herring to be gutted and packed.
[filmed by Alec Johnston of the Wick Society]. -- Credits: in colour British Film Institute, Scottish Film Council. This film was Highly Commended at the 7th Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1940 The End.
On the doctor's advice, Chris' mother is instructed to give up 'washday'. Chris and her mother visit the laundry to see the careful treatment clothes receive.
Producer, British Propaganda Films. -- Credits: act. Mabel Constanduros act. Tommy Handley.
The herring fleet in harbour. Scottish fishergirls gut herring at Yarmouth.
Shots of an open air curling tournament on a frozen loch in Dumfriesshire.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: A Newsflash Production for Templar Film Studios.
Coverage of the Guid Nychburris Day celebrations in Dumfries, including the unveiling of a plaque marking the site of the Monastery of the Grey Friars.
Ceremonies to mark the 25th anniversary of the British Legion (Scotland) attended by the Royal Family, in Edinburgh.
Director, p. Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Company. -- Credits: A record of the 25th Anniversary, the British Legion (Scotland), 30 June 1946 Leevers Rich Recording p. Stanley L Russell ph. Frank McLacklan, Robert Anderson comm. Peter Watson In the Shrine, "The Call" of the British Legion is spoken by Wilson Barret and "The Answer" by Anne Brooke..
To save shipping space people were encouraged to grow as much food as possible. This promotional film demonstrates
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions & GB Instructional. -- Credits: p. Mary Field.
Coverage of the wedding of Elizabeth Turnbull to Thomas Kenneth Campbell at Paisley Abbey, in 1949.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Production.
Adapted from the BBC TV production, Robert Burns' poem, "Tam O' Shanter", is recited by Harold Wightman and illustrated with drawings by Edward and Elizabeth Odling.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: drawn and devised by Edward and Elizabeth Odling poem read by Harold Wightman tech. superv. W.J. Maclean.
Documentary on the Edinburgh Festival 1964 including excerpts from plays, opera, ballet and the military tattoo.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: commentary Tom Fleming sd. Anvil Films (Scotland) [soundtrack features Herrick Bunney playing the organ in St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh].
A look at the industries on the river Clyde and the streets, traffic and theatres of Glasgow.
Director, Jimmy Rogers ; Producer, Merton Park Productions. -- Credits: ph. Jimmy Rogers w. Harold Purcell m. composed by George Posford arr. & conducted by Peter Yorke sd. rec. A.K. Rhind ed. C. Beaumont [scenario Harold Purcell comm. s. Joseph Macleod].
News compilation including footage of the Allied War Crimes Commission, the trial of Vigmund Quisling, Japanese suicide bombers attacking the US Navy and Dutch children receiving food at the British Aid Post.
An educational film, describing the dependence of Scotland's population on imports, and the importance of Leith Docks as "The Gateway of the East" in the export and import of goods to and from Europe.
Director, J. C. Elder ; Producer, Gaumont British Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple Distributed by: G.B. Equipments Limited The G.B.I. Geography of Scotland Made in Collaboration with a Panel of Scottish Teachers.
Construction and launch of the "Tofua" at Denny's Yard, Dumbarton. The process is followed from drawing the design on paper to cutting the steel to make the hull.
Record of football match between England and Scotland at Hampden Park, Glasgow. [England wins 1-0.]
American film director, King Vidor at luncheon after receiving the Golden Thistle Award at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
Cargo being loaded and unloaded at Leith docks including coal, timber, fruit and vegetables.
Bobby Locke winning the 1949 and 1950 British Open Golf Championships. Locke demonstrates various golf shots [based on Bobby Locke's Saturday lessons in the Daily Mail].
Director, Douglas Rankin ; Producer, Faro Films. -- Credits: p. man. Victor Wark ph. Eric Cross and Harry Gillan ed. Stan Willis comm. Eamonn Andrews p. Douglas Rankin. Instructional sequences based on Bobby Locke's Saturday lessons in the Daily Mail. This film is presented with the compliments of the manufacturers of the Dunlop "65" golf ball..
Princess Elizabeth opens the Industrial Power Exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. [One of the events staged during the Festival of Britain 1951].
Coverage of the Scottish Industries Exhibition, opened by HM the Queen Mother in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
A promotional film for apprentice engineers showing the training offered by the North British Locomotive Co. in Springburn and the sport and leisure facilities available within the apprentices club.
Director, John S. Abott, Jnr. M.B.K.S. ; Producer, Big Six Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Alfred Kemtiff in charge of sound Charles W Green AM Inst BE. m. De Wolfe nar. Colin Neil Mackay in charge of production Charles W Hancock M.I. Loco E. A.M.I. Prod E..
The story of the work on restoring Iona Abbey and the origins of the Iona Community in Glasgow in the 1930's.
Credits: narr. Lord Macleod of Fuinary. We are grateful to BBC and STV and Robert Neumann of New York for certain sequences and for bringing the film to completion John Gibson and Noel Chanan of London..
Loading and unloading of goods at the docks in Glasgow, oil tanks on the lower reaches of the Clyde and the liner "City of Dieppe" being towed down river.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ph. J Blake Dalrymple dist. GB Equipments Limited Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers.
How the cine camera is used in industry, for example in advertising and in time and motion studies. Includes shots of a lifeboat designed for use with tankers undergoing fire testing.
Recreational pursuits enjoyed by children at youth centres and summer camps for secondary school children.
The various activities on offer in Glasgow youth centres such as woodwork, sewing, acting and gymnastics.
A young actor in London receives his first offer of work, after his war service, at The Citizens Theatre, Glasgow. He is shown around behind the scenes and he takes part in his first production after a successful audition.
Director, Gordon Begg ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: ph. F. MacLachlan, R. Anderson ed. M. Cardin John Williams played by Daniel Thorndike also taking part Mr Matthew Forsyth and members of the company and staff of the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow p. Stanley L. Russell w. Gordon Begg.
The industry and life of Dundee with footage of the city; jam making, jute mills at work, tenements and new housing.
The designing and building, in British yards, of ocean-going merchant ships and liners with footage of ships and liners at anchor in the harbour of Rio de Janeiro.
Director, Humphrey Swingler ; Producer, Greenpark Productions. -- Credits: ph. George Still, Peter Hennessy ed. Alex Camp comm. w. John Sommerfield ass. d. John Elliot, Peter Flaskitt m. composed by Guy Warrack conductor John Hollingsworth, with the London Symphony Orchestra p. Paul Fletcher.
How tweed is produced in the Scottish Borders showing the different stages involved, from the dying of the wool, spinning and weaving, to the finished product.
Director, John Lewis Curthoys ; Producer, Turner Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. Jack Cardiff (in Technicolor) ed. Reginald Beck sd. rec. Harold King m. William Alwyn comm. s. Joseph Macleod p. George E Turner.
How members of a local community co-operated to establish a Community Centre for all sorts of recreational activities.
Director, Humphrey Swingler ; Producer, Greenpark Productions. -- Credits: ph. Ray Elton sc. Jack Common ed. Henry Kirkby ass. d. Erica Masters m. composed by Patrick Harvey conducted by John Hollingsworth sd. rec. Merton Park Studios p. Ralph Keene.
A description of the method of providing a laryngectomised person with a substitute for normal speech.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: This film was made in collaboration with the Ear, Nose and Throat Department of the Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow. The eleven subjects who appear are patients who were operated on over a period of five years..
A drama documentary of how the election of a recently de-mobbed soldier onto the council prevents a glen from being sold.
Producer, Verity Films Limited. -- Credits: Baillie Brownlea played by Leo Hunter, Maggie Brownlea played by Sheila Latimer, Hector Andrews played by Anthony Baird, Miss Lindrum played by Edie Martin ph. Raymond Elton ed. Carmen Beliaeff art. d. George Haslam ass. d. Arthur Mann make-up Jack Craig m. composed by John Bath and played by London Symphony Orchestra conductor John Hollingsworth recorded at the Merton Park Studios.
The contribution of engineering to technology.
Credits: realisation J E Smith comm. John Shedden sd. P. Price and E. Atkins Ektachrome, The Rank Organisation.
How, with government help and his own good farming sense, a Scottish farmer puts a derelict farm into good heart in one year.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Henry Cooper w. Norman Wilson comm. w. George Scott-Moncrieff comm. s. James McKechnie as the "farmer" Duncan Carse as the narrator. Farmer played by John Kidd.
Produced by Pathe as an early sound test film, it features Will Fyffe delivering a comic monologue and singing "Twelve and a Tanner a Bottle".
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy sightseeing in Edinburgh where they visit the castle and make an appearance on stage at the Playhouse Cinema.
Director, Alan J. Harper for the Playhouse Cinema, Edinburgh.
Scenes at the annual Hawick Festival and footage of Hawick hosiery workers knitting sweaters, and washing, drying and ironing the finished products.
Director, Martin Wilson ; Producer, Crown Film Unit. -- Credits: ed. Jocelyn Jackson m. Malcolm Arnold Photographed in Technichrome A Central Office of Information Film for the Board of Trade and the Hawick Hosiery Manufacturers Association.
The work of a country policeman, from trying to catch poachers to checking the safety of an explosives store at a quarry.
Director, Gilbert Gunn ; Producer, Merlin Films. -- Credits: story by Roger MacDougall comm. w. Robert Waithman comm. s. Moultrie Kelsell ph. A H Luff ed. Arthur Hatherell, p. manager Arthur Barnes m. Max Sanders musical direction John Hollingsworth.
A survey of the condition of potato crops and measures taken to combat their disease.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: assoc. p. Edgar Anstey cam. Henry Cooper, Ian Barrowman sc. Norman Wilson comm. s. James McKechnie.
A colour film which follows a Scottish coalminer as he leaves home to go to work by bus, he does his day’s work underground and after a shower in the pithead baths he returns home.
Director, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group).
Flooding in Dumfries, sheep farms, timber yards, ploughing, harvesting and market day in the town.
Director, SEFA (Dumfriesshire Group) ; Producer, SEFA Dunbartonshire Group .
How "Milady Chocolates" are made at Birrell's factory, Glasgow.
Life along Scotland's coastlines, visiting the Solway Firth, Aberdeen Harbour, the river Clyde and Kyles of Bute.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers ph. J Blake Dalrymple.
Steelmaking and shipbuilding on the Clyde, Glasgow.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers [ph. J Blake Dalrymple].
A tour of the principal centres in Scotland for road and rail networks - Stirling, Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers. ph. J Blake Dalrymple.
A look at coal mining and iron works in Scotland, as suppliers to power stations and Clydeside factories.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: Industrial Scotland Series ph. J Blake Dalrymple Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers. Distributed by G B Equipments Limited.
The towns, landscape, farming and industries of the Tay valley.
Producer, SEFA (Dundee Group). -- Credits: [ph. Thomas Mall, Mrs K A Kinloch].
A survey of the principal industries in the county of Dunbarton, including shipbuilding on Clydebank, the production of sewing machines at Singer, the construction of pre-fabricated housing in Dumbarton and calico printing in the Vale of Leven.
Producer, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group). -- Credits: A survey of the principle industries in the city conducted by the Dunbartonshire branch of SEFA.
A survey of Aberdeen's industries, including shipbuilding, granite quarrying, fishing, papermaking, textiles and light engineering.
Director, Ralph G. Guiliani, John M. Wright ; Producer, Educational Films of Scotland.
Crofting in the north of Scotland; the scenery of the Isle of Skye; forestry work and hydro-electric power provided from the lochs and rivers in the Highlands.
Director, Wallace Hall ; Producer, Educational Films of Scotland. -- Credits: p. Wallace Hall.
The Scottish Trade Mission sail on the "Letitia" to Canada, to meet a delegation from the Quebec Board of Trade. They visit Quebec and Montreal.
Dramatised film of an incident in the life of Rob Roy MacGregor, set in the Trossachs.
Director, J. Martin Mackay Jr. -- Credits: Cast Jean Campbell Margaret Peat, Captain Cotterill John M. White, Rob Roy A.S. Henderson, Helen MacGregor Dorothy Peploe, Mrs McAlpine Gladys White, Robert Og MacGregor A.R.F. McKie, Hamish MacGregor C.W. Stoll, Tibbie Joyce Quaile, Fergus John Meek, Dougall John West, Morag Rosemary Peploe, Meg Thora Ponsford, Clanswomen Maisie S. Dykes, Molly G. McNaughton, Blossom Luke, Jasmine Luke, Lilian C. Ponsford, Jenny Brownlie, Soldiers P.S.W. Peat, Archd. Holmes, Hamish Luke, Clansmen A.B. Brownlee, Arnott Hunter, William Doyle scenario by D E Stevenson camera Douglas G Russell properties by P.S.W. Peat costumes by Gladys White.
The manufacture of "Drima" thread, sponsored by Coats the Thread Makers.
Director, Ronald Dunkley ; Producer, Rayant Pictures. -- Credits: m. James Harpham ph. Douglas Ransom unit manager Tom Williamson ed. Michael Guest w. Ronald Dunkley p. John Durst .
The schooner "Captain Scott" offers boys an opportunity to learn seamanship. We see the schooner leaving Plockton, Ross-shire with a complement of 36 trainees, aged between 16-21 years, on one of her routine 26 day voyages, which in addition to sailing instruction, includes mountain expeditions in the Scottish Highlands.
Producer, Industrial Communication Limited.
Historical Stirling and its environs, including Stirling Bridge and Castle, Bannockburn, Beaton's Mill and the Trossachs.
Director, James S. Nairn. -- Credits: This film is produced under the auspices of Stirling Town Council art. d. James Atterson p. & ph. James S. Nairn.
The paddle steamer "Fair Maid" crosses the Firth of Forth.
PATHE GAZETTE, PRINCE WITH HIS FUSILIERS, the
HRH the Prince of Wales visits the 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers of which he is Colonel-in-Chief. He inspects the troops and presents medals.
A cricket match at the Carlton Club ground, Stockbridge, Edinburgh.
Rotary club pageant and procession along Princes Street, Edinburgh.
Harry Lauder entertains passengers on the deck of a Clyde steamer.
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS [NO 127] and (UNIVERSITY NEWS)
Compilation of local topical and news stories of Glasgow University life, including a rugby match against Edinburgh University, the rectorial elections, and student charity day.
Producer, Russell Productions, Pathe Gazette, British Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service.
BIGGAR AND DISTRICT JUNIOR IMPERIALIST UNION FETE
Scenes at a local fete attended by prospective and sitting Unionist MPs. A baby contest, rifle shooting and fortune telling are amongst the amusements on offer.
FOURTH ROUND SCOTTISH CUP. EXCLUSIVE PICTURES...
This Scottish Cup fourth round tie on 7th March, 1936 features Greenock Morton FC versus Third Lanark FC at Cappielow Park, Greenock.
Treasurer Dollan finds relaxation from his civic duties by feeding the pigeons every morning in Queen's Park, Glasgow.
GROSVENOR TOPICAL NEWS: BAND CONCERT, KELVINGROVE PARK, 1928
People queueing to enjoy a concert at the bandstand, Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow.
The first X-ray cinematograph film ever taken, shown by Dr. Macintyre at the London Royal Society. [See also ref. {0838}].
Floats at the Charities Day held on 13th May, 1939, on behalf of Stirling Royal Infirmary. Fancy dress procession and charity queen.
[filmed by James S. Nairn for the Regal Cinema, Stirling]. -- Credits: Specially taken by our own Camera Man.
Children's Annual Flower Procession in aid of the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
Credits: Children's Annual Flower Procession in aid of the Royal Infirmary. Sunday 24 June 1928..
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN PAYS INFORMAL VISIT TO ABERDEEN
The Queen pays an informal visit to Aberdeen where she visits the Royal Infirmary and the Town House.
[filmed by Ernest Bromberg for the Newscine, Aberdeen].
Home Guard on parade in barracks yard and then on manoeuvres.
The Duchess of Gloucester visits Aberdeen and inspects a veterans' guard of honour, presenting new colours to the Aberdeen branch of the British Legion.
Director, Ernest Bromberg for the Newscine, Aberdeen.
The city of Glasgow in the 1940s - its buildings, parks, museum, university and housing, showing the plans for major re-development of the city. Relates to issues proposed in the Bruce Report 1945 - a plan for the complete deconstruction of the existing Victorian city centre in order to create an new 'healthy and beautiful city’ of modern architecture.
Festival Day in Bathgate to celebrate John Newland; wreaths are laid at his plaque, and a sports day held in celebration.
Various activities enjoyed on a summer's day by a young couple including swimming, golfing and a picnic.
Director, [filmed by Ian Ross] ; Producer, Meteor Film Producing Society. -- Credits: Meteor Film Producing Society presents The Girl: Marjorie Saunders [w., p. and ph. by Bill Fleming, Clifford J. Strain and Ian S. Ross The Girl - Marjorie Saunders The Boy - R. Muir Glen].
General Sir Ian Hamilton and the Earl of Airlie lay wreaths at war memorial during a British Legion conference.
OPENING OF NEW BRIDGE OVER DEE BY KING GEORGE AND QUEEN ELIZABETH
King George and Queen Elizabeth open the new King George VI Bridge over the Dee in Aberdeen, inspect local Civil Defence groups and visit Broadfield Works [10th December, 1941]
Shots of an Aberdeen house damaged by an air raid on 28 August 1940.
The opening ceremony of the new Bon-Accord swimming baths in Aberdeen, with shots of the pool, spectators and swimmers.
Technical record of shale mining in West Lothian and the manufacture of by-products.
Producer, Topical Press Agency. -- Credits: produced for The Scottish Oil Agency Ltd by The Topical Press Agency, London.
Various aspects of 'Guild of Aid work' in the Gorbals, Glasgow, including a trip to Dunoon, nursery provision, sewing and dancing classes.
Procession by various armed forces through the streets of Stranraer to celebrate the coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
Director, personnel of RAF West Freugh. -- Credits: Filmed by personnel of RAF West Freugh and presented to the Royal Burgh of Stranraer by RAF West Freugh.
Ceremonial parade at RAF West Freugh, celebrating the RAF's adoption by the Royal and Ancient Burgh of Stranraer.
Credits: [presented by RAF West Freugh].
HRH the Duchess of Gloucester and men of the King's Own Scottish Borderers visit Stranraer to receive the Freedom of Entry into the Burgh.
Director, RAF West Freugh. -- Credits: This film was produced by the RAF West Freugh by kind permission of the Officer Commanding S/LDR A C Hollingsworth.
The production of MacFarlane Lang's rich tea and cream cracker biscuits at the company's Tollcross factory.
[filmed by Jack MacFarlane]. -- Credits: [Made by Jack MacFarlane, Chairman of the company, in Macfarlane Lang's biscuit factory in Glasgow].
Neil Armstrong swears the oath of allegiance and is granted the freedom of the burgh of Langholm.
Shots of Dmitri Shostakovich and Hugh MacDiarmid talking, and press and photographers looking on as composer Ronald Stevenson presents a musical score to Shostakovich.
Unused news material shot by Pathe in Clydebank showing the aftermath of the Clydebank Blitz 13th -15th March 1941.
TOPICAL BUDGET No 264-1, RED CROSS WORK AT SALONIKA
An ambulance column moving over a mountain road to the Balkan Front. Shots of the column on the march and of wagons at the rear. [Probably shot by the American cameraman Ariel Varges]. [Film incomplete].
Producer, Topical Film Company. -- Credits: Topical Budget All British News-Film Published by the Topical Film Co Ltd 76/78 Wardour Street London. Issue No 264-1 [Probably filmed by Ariel Varges, an American cameraman with Hearst's International News Service who had been filming in Salonika and Serbia in 1916 and who was taken on as a semi-official cameraman to the British War Office in July 1916]. .
Probably filmed during the Dundee carters' strike 9-24th December 1911, the film contains scenes of strikers persuading blacklegs to join their ranks.
1964 GENERAL ELECTION: KINROSS AND WEST PERTHSHIRE
Prospective parliamentary candidates Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Christopher Murray Grieve [also known as the poet Hugh MacDiarmid] address voters in the run up to the 1964 general election.
Open air Socialist rally in London, Christopher Murray Grieve attends [the poet known as Hugh MacDiarmid]. [Film incomplete].
FROM WOOL TO WEARER: The Romance of Pesco Underwear
The making of Pesco woollen goods. Following the process from wool sheared from Australian sheep to the finished garments at a fashion show [Made for the Ghent Exhibition 1913 and subsequently shown at the Royal Highland Show, Hawick, in 1914].
Trawlers at work; the crew on board and landing a catch. The fishing crew are seen with their families on shore shopping and enjoying themselves in the pub.
Director, Frank Sainsbury ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: p. John Taylor ph. A E Jeakins, H E Fowle, Cyril Phillips sc. Frank Sainsbury comm. s. W Bland sd. Ken Cameron, Jack May m. William Alwyn .
Various scenes of Glasgow including Glasgow University, the Cathedral, Sauchiehall Street, Singer's factory, John Brown's shipyard and Hampden Park football stadium.
Ramsay MacDonald unveils commemorative memorial to the poet Robert Burns in the Borders town of Dumfries. [see also ref. 7506]
Sheep dipping, island landscape, and the blackhouses on Harris in the Western Isles.
[filmed by Frank M. Marshall]. -- Credits: Films of Scotland series.
Life on Lewis in the Western Isles; herring fishing, cutting peat and crofting.
The town and harbour of Stornoway with shots of trawlers at work, new houses being built and of the standing stones at Callanish.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: Films of Scotland series.
The horse-drawn funeral procession for Provost Young of Stranraer on 8th April, 1914. [One of the last major Civic occasions before the First World War]
Producer, Gaumont News. -- Credits: [made at request of cinema proprietor Ernest Amy].
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1318, QUEEN MOTHER IN GLASGOW, the
The Queen Mother opens the Scottish Industries Exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, and unveils the memorial window in Glasgow Cathedral.
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Geoffrey Sumner].
The funeral of Miss Jean Armour Burns Brown, great grand-daughter of Robert Burns, at Greyfriars Kirk and St. Mary's in Dumfries.
Credits: [possibly Regal Cinema newsreel, Dumfries].
George West and company on stage and at leisure during the summer revues in Aberdeen. [Incomplete] Pantomime scenes are from "Tammie Shanter" 1934/1935 season, at the Princess Theatre (now Citizens), Glasgow.
Music hall entertainer, George West's stage show with shots of him relaxing with fellow entertainers. Jack E. Raymond, George West's "foil" for many years, is also seen in the film.
Scenes from a pantomime 'Georgie Porgie', in 1940, featuring sketches with Jack E. Raymond and George West. Performed at Princess Theatre, Glasgow.
The crafts of sword-making, flag making and the design and production of jockeys' horse-racing colours.
Producer, Pathe. -- Credits: featuring "This Colourful World" colour by Technicolour.
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS, ARDROSSAN SHIPYARD
The various stages involved in the construction of vessels at the Ardrossan Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co shipyard. 'Pentland Firth' and "Cromarty Firth" on the stocks, and launch of 'Hunstanworth'.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: ["The British Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" credited on intertitles]..
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES OF ROYAL VISIT TO PAISLEY
Shots of crowds lining the street for the royal visit to Paisley in 1938.
SCOTTISH CUP FINAL 1926 ST. MIRREN v CELTIC
1926 Scottish Cup Final between St. Mirren and Celtic held at Hampden Park. Score: St. Mirren 2, Celtic 0.
WOMEN'S GUILD OF EMPIRE LEAVE FOR TOUR OF CANADA
Women's Guild of Empire Paisley branch wave farewell from Paisley Gilmour Street Station and later, as they board the liner to take them to Canada.
A brief history of the La Scala Cinema, Paisley in its first 14 years, introducing the management and staff.
EXCLUSIVE TO LA SCALA ... Funeral of Firemaster Alex Girdwood
Funeral of Firemaster Alex Girdwood, at Hawkhead Cemetary, Paisley.
Producer, Scottish Films (?). -- Credits: Exclusive to La Scala and Kelburne Cinemas, Paisley.
The Rt. Hon. Tom Johnston, MP visits the Warden post, and inspects the civil defence parade.
Coverage of Ardrossan Sports Gala with footage of a boxing match between Elky Clark and Duke Swan.
[filmed by H. J. Kemp for La Scala Cinema].
The building of the seawall at Saltcoats, Ayrshire.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "Green's Film Service, Glasgow and London" written on end credit. [Artwork on title carries logo FN for Forest Niven, cartoonist at Glasgow Evening Times and employed by Green's Film Service from Autumn 1920.].
SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP - SALTCOATS VICTORIA v ST ROCHS
Coverage of the 1924 Scottish Junior Cup football match. The teams come out from the club hut and the captains toss. Shots of the game in progress.
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS No. 156, FUNERAL OF THE EARL OF EGLINTON AND WINTON
Funeral of the Earl of Eglinton and Winton at Kilwinning, 14 August 1919.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "The British Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" written on the title credit. "Green's Film Service, British Moving Picture News, Glasgow & London" written on end credit..
Sports day at the Nobel Explosives Factory, Ardeer, Ayrshire; tug-of-war, sack race, pillow fight, and 'tilting the bucket' competition.
HARRY KEMP'S "SCOTCH BROTH" ENTERTAINERS
A putting competition, children in the sea bathing and a charabanc carrying the local "entertainers".
A workers' outing from the Nobel Explosives Factory at Ardeer - a day trip to Rothesay on board the paddle steamer "King Edward".
The sea front and streets of Saltcoats flooded by high seas.
Made by James Hart as a promotional film for the Grosvenor Cinema, Byres Road, Glasgow, it shows Sunday afternoon promenaders on Glasgow's Great Western Road during Autumn.
From sheep shearing in Australia to wool being spun and woven into cloth in Scottish tweed mills.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Woollen Trade Mark Association]. -- Credits: Trade News Service of America presents through Motion Picture Arts Inc. This film is presented through the Industrial Department YMCA (possibly spare leader?).
Inverbervie Pageant with the re-enactment of the granting of a royal charter by King David II, after he was shipwrecked and saved by the local people in 1341.
A history of Glasgow Green, and the benefits it provides - an open space for meetings and sports, the carnival during the Glasgow Fair and the People's Palace museum.
Director, William Thomson ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: This film gained three stars in the Amateur Cine World Ten Best Competition in 1962. Made with the co-operation of Mr Emslie, Curator of the People's Palace. sc., commentary and d. William Thomson camera Robert Horn and group members speaking voices Robert Horn titles G V Stevenson p. Louise Annand songs by Barbara Crawford, Isobel Crawford, Priscilla Fisher, Audrey Fisher, Mary Wightman, Malcolm Crawford, Ian Davidson, Robert Mackie, John Moreland, and Robert Rankin. recording William Thomson, with the assistance of G I McIver, DLM Alexander..
TOPICAL BUDGET No 875-1, ARDROSSAN AND SALTCOATS PLAYERS RETURN WITH BELASCO CUP
Ardrossan and Saltcoats theatrical amateur players are welcomed home by cheering crowds in Saltcoats. Shot of the David Belasco Cup won by the players.
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS NO. 120, SCOTTISH GRAND NATIONAL
Film of the Scottish Grand National at Bogside (between Irvine and Kilwinning), Ayrshire, won by "The Turk, II".
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "The Scottish Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" written on opening credit. [made for La Scala Cinema, Saltcoats?].
JUNIOR CUP FINAL: St. Anthony's v Saltcoats Victoria
Coverage of the Scottish Junior Cup Final and two replays between Saltcoats Victoria and St. Anthony's May-June, 1925.
Cashmere wool obtained from Mongolia is spun and knitted at Scottish mills into cashmere knitwear for Pringle, Ballantyne, Braemar and Glenmac.
Director, Abel Goddman ; Producer, Martin Kane Production. -- Credits: w. Moray Salden nar. Bryden Murdoch m. David Muricaine ph. Harry Orchard Scottish cashmere knitwear supplied by Pringle of Scotland, Ballantyne of Peebles, Braemar, Berrie, Glenmac and J & D McGeorge [model Joanna Lumley].
Cashmere imported from Mongolia is spun and knitted into fine wool at the Pringle factory in the Borders town of Hawick for Pringle garments.
Director, Frederick Goode ; Producer, Associated British Pathe Production. -- Credits: Dyeing and spinning sequence filmed at Todd & Duncan Ltd Kinross ph. George Stevens w. Roger Dunton supervising film ed. John Blair film ed. Frederick Ives sd. rec. George Newberry, Trevor Pyke p. man. Ron Holtzer m. d. John Shakespeare vocal arrangement Ward Swingle additional m. Joan Shakespeare p. Lionel Hoare exec. p. Harry Field.
The river from source to sea; farming and fruit-growing in the Lanarkshire countryside and the river's traditions of heavy industry and shipbuilding.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: educational adviser Gordon Rae, MA.
Collection of adverts for local businesses set to popular ballads, such as "I'm just a Vagabond Lover" and dance backing.
Credits: [Alloa Cinema advertisements] M.B. Kirwan Ltd., Blackpool, presents.
Only five days after their return, David McIntyre and Lord Clydesdale accept mementoes commemorating their flight over Everest from Scottish Flying Club Vice Chairman Sir Eric Yarrow. Views of flying club displays of formation flying and parachutists.
PATHE NEWS No 63/104, BEATLES COME TO TOWN, the
The Beatles arrive at the theatre and are mobbed by screaming fans. Paul McCartney backstage in his dressing-room. On stage, the group play "She Loves You" and "Twist and Shout". [Incomplete]
Producer, [p.c. Pathe News]. -- Credits: [camera Baynes, Whitaker, Goddard] .
An introduction to the industries and attractions of the Dee Valley, including paper making, sheep farming, salmon fishing, rock climbing, its castles and countryside.
Producer, SEFA (Aberdeen Group). -- Credits: camera Ralph Guiliani, assistants John Wright, Herbert Bibby.
The industries of Central Scotland; dairy and arable farming, steel making, engineering, textiles, coal mining and shipbuilding.
Everyday life and work of a Scottish ploughman, shot at Smeaton Farm, Dalkeith.
Director, [d. Adam H Malcolm] ; Producer, SEFA (Edinburgh Group). -- Credits: The producer thanks Mr Sommerville of Smeaton Farm [Dalkeith] and his ploughman, Jimmie Gemmell..
Neil Gunn, the Scottish novelist, talks to George Bruce about his life and work.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: devised and w. George Bruce ph. Mark Littlewood Produced by EFS and the Scottish Arts Council in association with Films of Scotland..
Street illuminations in Glasgow by night.
Compilation of activities in and around the Mearns between 1928 - 1934. Includes Kaye Don breaking the world's speed record on Loch Lomond, Stanley Baldwin at Carmunnock, curling on a frozen loch and the launch of the Queen Mary.
A children's parade and picnic during a Wishaw Co-op Society outing on 1st July 1939.
Blacksmith forges and shapes a horseshoe to fit a farm horse.
Demonstration of exercises such as jumping, running and skipping, to be undertaken during a PE class, based on the Board of Education Syllabus of Physical Training for Schools.
Director, Miller Jones ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: Based on the Board of Education Syllabus of Physical Training for Schools 1933 by H M Stationery Office. p. A Frank Bundy Viewed and approved by the Physical Education Panel of the BFI..
The Territorial Army parade through the streets of Inverness to celebrate their Jubilee.
PRESENTATION OF FREEDOM OF BURGH OF DINGWALL
Provost Grigor presents the Freedom of the Burgh of Dingwall to Rt Hon Thomas Johnston PC and to Major John Stirling, MBE, of Fairburn.
[filmed by James S. Nairn]. -- Credits: CAC Presents.
People working at an archaeological dig, possibly of a burial site.
SIR DAVID ROBERTSON, MP, OPENS NEW BRICK WORKS AT BRORA
The lighting ceremony of the new kiln at the brick works, Brora.
[filmed by James S. Nairn for the Playhouse, Inverness] .
Parade of youth services including Boy Scouts, Boys' Brigade, a girls' pipe band, Girl Guides and the Salvation Army. Provost Wotherspoon takes the salute at the Town House, Inverness.
Boys' Brigade march and address by the Lord Provost to commemorate Remembrance Day in Inverness. A wreath is laid at the War Memorial.
The Green family at home in India next to their paper mill at Titaphur.
Hugh McLean and friends playing golf and shots of the Hugh McLean boatyard at Langlands Road in Govan, Glasgow.
FREEDOM FOR THE RT. HON. THOMAS JOHNSTON
The Rt. Hon. Thomas Johnston receives the Freedom of Inverness at the Playhouse Cinema.
A promotional film to encourage people to enrol for the postal courses run by the National Council of Labour Colleges. [Part I only].
Producer, Postal Courses Dept of the National Council of Labour Colleges.
A training film for employees of the Co-op - how to present themselves, how to deal with different types of customer and how to learn as much as possible about the trade.
Director, Germain Burger ; Producer, Orion Picture Corporation. -- Credits: p. Gordon O'Connell cam. Ronnie Pilgrim musical arrangement Chappell & Co Ltd cast Carl Pearson, Helen Christie, Beth Ross, Maurice Rhodes sc. Bary Delmaine, James Eastwood ed. Victor Gray.
An outline of the various activities of the SCWS including the local Co-operative Society meeting, fish curing in Aberdeen, the manufacture of furniture, their hosiery factory at Shieldhall and dairy farm at Monktonhill.
Director, Gordon O'Connell ; Producer, Gate Film Productions. -- Credits: sc. James Eastwood ph. P. Barralett ass. d. C. Reid ed. I. Milligan cast James Urquhart, Howard Douglas, Jock McKay, Olga Dickie, Patricia Mason, Josephine Crombie..
Compilation film of Scottish inventors and their products, including John Dunlop's tyres, James Naismith's steam hammer and Kirkpatrick McMillan, inventor of one of the first bicycles.
Director, G. Burger, in assoc. with Gordon O'Connell ; Producer, Orion Productions. -- Credits: ph. Leslie Wheeler, A Burger ed. Victor Gray m. De Wolfe p. man. Harry Keeler sd. Levers Rich and Co. commentator Duncan McIntyre.
PRODUCTIVE GROCERY DEPARTMENT - SHIELDHALL FACTORY PRODUCTS
How jams, sauces, sweets and coffee are manufactured in the Co-op's Shieldhall factory.
The processes involved in the manufacture of brushes in the SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd) factory in Glasgow.
Director, Nigel Byass ; Producer, CWS Film Unit Production. -- Credits: ph. Bert Hampson sd. Dick Smith ed. Cath Miller p. George Wynn cast Hazel Jennings, Anne Wrigg, Brian Haines.
BLACK OR WHITE - SHIELDHALL COFFEE ESSENCE
Coffee beans are ground and percolated to make Co-op coffee essence, at the SCWS Shieldhall factory.
A training film for employees of the Co-op, the film explains the importance of advertising, how an advertising campaign is mounted, and gives an example of how customers can be influenced by good marketing.
Director, Germain Burger ; Producer, Orion Picture Corporation. -- Credits: p. Gordon O'Connell ph. R. Pilgrim ed. Victor Gray m. arr. Chappell & Co sc. B. Delmaine, James Eastwood cast John Maxwell, Campbell Singer, Miki Anderson, Charles Schofield, Patricia Downs .
A training film for Co-op branch managers and senior staff on how to to train their own staff and run their shops more efficiently.
Director, G. O'Connor, G. Burger ; Producer, Orion Productions. -- Credits: ph. R Pilgrim ed. Victor Gray sc. B Delmaine, J Eastwood m. arrangement Chappell & Co. .
A promotional film highlighting the success of the Co-op in bringing tea to the people of Britain even during the war.
The SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd) Bladnoch Creamery where 'Bluebell' and 'Snowdrop' margarine and 'Whitecrest' cooking fats are produced and packaged.
Inside the SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd) Chemical Sundries factory, Shieldhall, Glasgow, demonstrating methods of quality control and product testing carried out by the laboratory, as well as processes of manufacture.
A promotional film to highlight the different types of Co-op retail outlets, including their self service shops and mobile shopping vans. The film also looks at Co-op factories and their products.
Tobacco is harvested in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, then processed in the Co-op's Shieldhall factory, Glasgow, as Rocky Mount cigarettes.
Producer, Gate Film Productions. -- Credits: With acknowledgements for tobacco growing sequences to- Universal Leaf Tobacco Company. Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A..
Grain is produced and harvested in Canada, then transported by ship to Liverpool where it is refined into flour.
Producer, Associated Screen News, Montreal. -- Credits: supervised by Gordon Sparling ed. Philip Pitt-Taylor technical adviser H H Webb anim. Harold Peperdy text by Margot Blaisdell nar. Christopher Ellis m. d. Howard Fogg sd. superviser Maurice Metzger.
Made in the SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society) furniture factories at Shieldhall and Beith, the film shows machinery at work and the production of a three-piece suite.
Director, p. and d. Gordon O'Connell ; Producer, Gate Film Productions. -- Credits: Artistes : Mary, Joanna Scott; Jack, James Liggat ed. Ivy Mulligan ass. d. Philip Horne cartoon p. E. Smith-Morris cartoon d. Pat Griffin cartoon anim. Sam Harvey ph. Paul Barralet sc. James Eastwood in conjuction with SCWS Advertising Department. Special musical arrangement by John Reynders with his orchestra. Made in the SCWS furniture factories at Shieldhall and Beith..
The production of semolina and flour at an SCWS mill. The flour is tested for protein, gluten and calcium. Bakers in the mill are seen experimenting with different recipes and give a demonstration on how to make a florence cake and a swiss roll.
Director, Ernest Morris ; Producer, Shaw Films Productions. -- Credits: w. and devised by Alan Welch d. ph. Gordon Dines p. Barbara Webb.
In the form of a travelogue, the role of the Co-op is discussed, and includes shots inside an SCWS factory producing coffee essence and jelly.
Director, G. Burger ; Producer, Orion Productions. -- Credits: p. G O'Connell, G Burger sc. James Eastwood in co-operation with SCWS Advertising Department ph. R Pilgrim, A Burger ed. V Gray ass. d. P Horne Recorded on RCA Sound System cast Pilot, Frank Phillips, Passenger, Patrick MacNee, Wife, Thea Wells, Daughter, Betty Taylor.
The history of the Co-operative movement in Britain. How the Co-op was first set up in Rochdale in 1844, in spite of opposition from the local business community.
Director, Compton Bennet ; Producer, Verity Films Limited. -- Credits: cast Brefni O'Rourke, Julian Somers, Margaret Withers, Scott Harald, Molly Monks, John Boxer, Patrick Curwen, Beatrice Varley, Janet Burnell, Cecil Bruck, Jill Evans, Maxwell Foster, Frank Crawshaw, Brian Herbert, John Lawrie, Charles Paton, Muriel Aked, Olwen Brook, Grace Arnold screenplay Reg Groves ph. Reginald Wyer m. John Greenwood played by The London Symphony Orchestra cond. Muir Mathieson unit p. man. William McQuitty cam. op. Terry Parsons sd. Charles Tasto art d. James Carter ass. d. Sasha Reubinoff p. George Wynn, Sydney Box .
The history of tea cultivation and the East Indian Tea Company.
Producer, Publicity Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sd. rec. RCA Photophone System comm. s. Henry Ainley.
Wishaw Co-operative Society Gala Day including the children's procession to the railway station for their day's outing.
The Royal Academy's sports day, with the sack race, three legged race and high jump.
The ceremony and parade to mark the Dedication of Queen's Park, Inverness. Provost J.M.Grigor takes the salute. Film includes shots of Inverness youth organisations and pipe bands entering Queen's Park.
[filmed by James S. Nairn] . -- Credits: CAC Presents... Presiding : Provost J M Grigor.
An account of how film sound track is recorded, processed and projected.
Director, Donald Carter ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ph. Frank Goodliffe technical d. Dr T Hafner.
A poetic study of the countryside in film, word and music.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: A Connoisseur Production A poetic study in film, word and music by Enrico Cocozza. The music is selected from the works of Frederick Delius. comm. w. James Craig comm. s.Douglas Barr Winner of a 'Highly Commended' in the fiction category of the Scottish Amateur Film Festival (SAFF), 1951..
Introduction to the Southern Uplands of Scotland with footage of sheep farming, agriculture, fishing and textiles.
Director, John C Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ph. J Blake Dalrymple. The GBI Geography of Scotland Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers.
Industry and farming in the Scottish Highlands and Western Isles, including shots of fishing, forestry work, crofting and city scenes of Aberdeen, Inverness and Stornoway.
Producer, This Modern Age Ltd.. -- Credits: Monthly Film Review. dist. General Film Distributors Ltd. Issue No. 12 [filmed by Alec Bryce].
The story of Alfred Nobel, who discovered dynamite but horrified by its consequences, set up the Nobel peace prize.
Credits: comm. Valentine Dyall "U" Certificate [cast Paul Guilfoyle, Eleanor Wesselhoeft, Gene B. Coogan, Lalo Encinas].
Shots of the Congress of the Co-operative Wholesale Society in session in the St. Andrews Halls in Glasgow and members on a day trip.
An animated film of the adventures of Wee Rob Roy.
The carding, weaving and knitting of merino wool at Co-operative mills.
A look at livestock farming in Scotland.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple.
The Gathering at Glenfinnan in the Highlands to mark the 200th anniversary of raising the standard of James VIII of Scotland and III of England.
Producer, Pathe Pictures Limited. -- Credits: ph. Jock C Gemmill, Ronald Jay narrative w. Dr D J Macleod, OBE, D Litt recording supervised by W S Bland comm. James McKechnie Anniversary speakers in order of appearance: Sir Donald W Cameron of Lochiel, KT; Lord James Murray, Marquis of Tullibardine; Rev Malcolm McLeod MA President of An Comunn Gaidhealach; Sir Iain Colquhoun, Bart, KT, DSO, National Trust for Scotland; Neil MacLean, MA BSc. Supported by Lochaber Gaelic Choir.
Trooping the colour by the 1st Battalion KOSB at Fort George, Inverness-shire. Brigadier General D.A. MacFarlane takes the salute.
Credits: [commissioned by Malcolm "Pop" Roberts, manager]..
Ferguslie Mills staff outing to Inverness on "Sma' Shot Day". They visit Culloden and the Ness Islands.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL LORD LOVAT
Coverage of Lord Lovat's funeral, Inverness-shire. February 1933.
[attributed to James S. Nairn]. -- Credits: [believed commissioned by Malcolm "Pop' Roberts, cinema manager ].
The daily duties of the men working on the lifeboat at Montrose and the hazards they face.
"Party political broadcast" by Harry Kemp, a candidate for office on Saltcoats Burgh Council, and shown in his cinema in the run up to the election.
Procession through the streets of Saltcoats with children dressed in white.
Saltcoats Quater Centenary celebrations with the gala procession through the streets.
Introduction to the chemist Scheele's scientific discovery of Tungsten ore for refinement into a luna filament for lights.
Director, Bengt Jarrel ; Producer, Forberg-Film, Stockholm. -- Credits: ph. Ingvar Borild m. Josef Paschek nar. Leonard B Eyre .
The opening of Inverness Airport, by the Duke of Sutherland with demonstrations of parachuting and shots of aircraft taking off and landing.
Credits: [believed commissioned by Malcolm "Pop' Roberts, cinema manager ].
INAUGURATION OF FIRST HIGHLAND AIR SERVICE
The Inverness-Orkney plane is christened by Mrs. Donald McDonald of Scorguie. Passengers board the plane, speeches are made and the plane takes off.
Children queuing for a special performance of "Treasure Island" at the Playhouse Cinema, Inverness.
DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK AND ROYAL ACADEMY SPORTS
The Duke and Duchess of York leaving Inverness railway station for Skye, 1934 and the Royal Academy Sports Day, 1950. [1934 item believed commissioned by Malcolm "Pop' Roberts, cinema manager, 1950 item made by Nairn, cinema manager]
An experimental film by Norman McLaren, made without camera, by drawing directly on 35mm film with ordinary pen and ink.
Director, Norman McLaren. -- Credits: The National Film Board of Canada presents an experimental film by Norman McLaren, made without camera, by drawing directly upon 35mm movie film with an ordinary pen and ink..
Animated film of an island in a painting which is subject to the forces of nature and the supernatural. [Original painting by Arnold Boecklin].
Director, Norman McLaren. -- Credits: The National Film Board of Canada presents A LITTLE PHANTASY on a nineteenth century painting. anim. Norman McLaren m. ed. Benton Jackson original painting Arnold Boecklin.
A look at the harvesting of different crops, including early potatoes, tomatoes and other fruits.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: The GBI Geography of Scotland Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers. ph. J Blake Dalrymple. Distributed by G B Equipments Ltd Recorded on British Accoustic Film.
Boys' Brigade sports day, Inverness with a relay race, cycle race and procession through the streets.
SIR ALAN COBHAM'S AIR DISPLAY AT INVERNESS AERODROME
Sir Allan Cobham's air display at the aerodrome in Inverness.
Film star Anna Neagle and director Herbert Wilcox attend the Playhouse Cinema, Inverness for the screening of "Victoria the Great" in which Neagle played Queen Victoria with Anton Walbrook as Prince Albert. Wilcox later became her husband in 1943. [believed to have been commissioned by Malcolm "Pop" Roberts, cinema manager]
The funeral procession of Mackintosh of Mackintosh at Fetty Churchyard, Inverness, 14th November 1938.
BOYS' BRIGADE (INVERNESS BATTN.) INSPECTION AND PRESENTATION OF COLOURS
The Inverness Battalion of the Boys' Brigade inspected and presented with colours by Officer Colonel D.W. Cameron of Lochiel.
An advert for Hendry's Double Top American Cola, featuring a dance act.
An advert for the Co-operative's Lofty Peak cake mixes.
An advert featuring a selection of Co-op offers.
An advert for the co-op's Bartlett pear halves and Wheatsheaf dairy cream.
An advert showing a selection of Co-op offers, including Heinz Soup, Del Monte Pineapple slices and Golden Ball Marmalade.
A selection of Spring Sale bargains to be found at the Co-op.
From sheep farm to butcher's shop. How mutton is produced and then sold at the market.
Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: A GB Instructional Silent Film ed. for schools Edith White Copyright strictly reserved by GB Instructional Ltd..
Comprehensive survey of Scottish textile industry, showing relation between centres of various industries, sources of raw materials and driving power for mills. Manufacture of tweed, linen, sailcloth from jute, and cotton and silk thread are covered.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: Made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers ph. J. H. Blake Dalrymple.
The different faces of Peru from the Inca ruins to its railway system, seaports, mining industry, and its people.
Producer, Eastman Classroom Films. -- Credits: A CineKodagraph made in Great Britain A Kodak product.
Various landmarks in London, including Buckingham Palace, Marble Arch and the Tower of London. The film also includes brief excerpts from various cartoons.
Steamers and paddle steamers on the river Clyde. Shots of the "Mauretania" pulling out of Manhattan harbour. Reel two contains newsreel footage of the launching of the "Queen Mary" at John Brown's shipyard.
Sheep are herded into a pen before going through a sheep dip.
Ivory carvers at work inside a Chinese workshop.
Boat trip 'down the Clyde' and film of a visit to Edinburgh Zoo.
Account of the birth of the Co-operative movement in Scotland from mid-eighteenth century to the present.
Director, Terrance Egan Bishop ; Producer, Merton Park Productions. -- Credits: The Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society presents Gordon McLeod and Hay Petrie in OUT OF THE BOX. ph. Cyril Jenkins (Jack Cardiff) recording Charles Tasto ed. C. Beaumont art d. H.Watson. story by H. V. Purcell.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit Scotland. The royal tour includes Clydebank and Paisley, the National Fire Service Training School and Miners Welfare Centre at Blantyre.
Producer, Scottish Movietone News. -- Credits: ed. Gerald Sanger Presented by Sir Gordon Craig Movietone specially edited Scottish issue with commentary by Leslie Mitchell.
SCWS LOFTY PEAK CHRISTMAS CAKE ADVERTISEMENT
A television commercial recommending Lofty Peak flour for baking during the festive season.
SCWS PEAR HALVES AND CREAM ADVERTISEMENT
Advert for Co-op Bartlett pear halves and Wheatsheaf dairy cream.
Advert for 3d saving on Co-op Golden Ball marmalade.
A cake is "un-made" to produce a bag of Co-op Lofty Peak flour.
Animated advert for Co-op Shieldhall essence of coffee and chicory.
Advert for Co-op wrapped Bluebell margarine.
Dramatised scene in the kitchen with mother and daughter just returned from the Co-op where they have saved money on pineapples, soup, cream crackers and marmalade.
A television commercial for savings on Co-op Golden Ball marmalade.
Advert for Co-op Shieldhall coffee essence.
An animated advert for the Co-operative's Bluebell margarine.
How Co-op Cogent cigarettes are manufactured, and an advert for Cogent cigarettes "Relax with Cogent".
An advert for Rocky Mount filter tipped cigarettes, featuring cowboys and a jingle "Rocky- the soothiest smoke of them all".
Advert for Hendry's Montril orange drink featuring a children's party.
An outline of the Co-op's aims and objectives.
The construction, positioning and operation of an oil rig in the Beryl Alpha oil field, 95 miles South East of the Shetland islands.
Director, Keith Duerden ; Producer, Michael Forlong Productions. -- Credits: sc. Michael Forlong p. Michael Forlong ph. Keith Duerden, Colin Underhill anim. Alison de Vere, John Mosen ed. Fred Ives, Alex Olah addit. material Pim Korver Films.
The construction of 'Beryl A' oil rig platform at Arundel, Norway, and its installation in the North Sea.
Film recording the operation of Amoco Alpha rig. A tribute to the late 'Mitch' Watt who was responsible for many oil and gas operations in the North Sea from 1965 - 1977.
Director, Ferdinand Fairfax ; Producer, Charles Barker Films. -- Credits: production controller Ron Appleton ph. Clive Tickner ed. Morgan Daniels composer Vic Flick unit manager John Gray titles Ray Wright w. Bernard Houser p. Jean Wadlow.
The liner "Queen Mary" is launched at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank and shots of the liner as she sets off on her maiden transatlantic voyage from Southampton to New York.
The planting and harvesting of bananas in Jamaica.
Director, Frank Bundy ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ed. Roy Stocks supervised by G J Cons Distributed by G B Equipment Limited Recorded on British Acoustic Film Copyright Strictly Reserved.
A radio address by Neil Beaton, President of the SCWS and past chairman of STUC. He discusses the future and past of the co-operative movement and its international role.
Women exercising during a keep-fit class.
Director, Mary Field ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: comm. E V H Emmett ph. George Pocknall recording A F Birch m. Mary Chapman Made with the co-operation of the British Film Institute. Recorded on British Acoustic Film.
An advert for the Co-operative's Bluebell margarine.
Shots of the last few days of the Edinburgh tram service.
Director, Brian P. Winpenny. -- Credits: BP Winpenny presents [captions by David Hunt].
Steamers, paddles steamers and naval vessels on the river and some of the Clyde shipyards including John Brown's and Fairfields.
Scenes from the Handba' festival on New Year's Day in Kirkwall. The last festival to be held until the end of the war.
Director, W. Kirkness ; Producer, Craft Studio Production.
Jeannie and Mattie are accepted for a seaside holiday camp. One of a series of fund-raising films produced in aid of the Necessitous Children's Holiday Camp Fund.
Credits: Under the auspices of the Glasgow Education Authority.
Amateur footage of scenes around Scotland, including Edinburgh's Princes Street and Castle, the Forth rail bridge, Burns' cottage and Melrose Abbey.
Amateur footage of a shinty match between Newtonmore and Oban Camanachd.
Shots of the exteriors of Glasgow buildings including the Glasgow School of Art, McLellan Galleries, Treron's department store and the La Scala Cinema in Sauchiehall Street.
Compilation newsreel footage of events of 1940 including shots of Hitler's defeated ships in Narvik Fjord, men embarking at Dunkirk, the election of Roosevelt as President of the USA, evacuees and bomb damage in Coventry.
CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH
The Coronation of King George V1 and Queen Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey.
Winston Churchill and Roosevelt sign the Atlantic Charter.
A holiday film showing a resort on the north-west coast of France.
An extract from a cinemagazine featuring the music hall comedians Power and Bendon.
The Royal Highland Show in Dundee, attended by the Queen. There is a livestock display, highland dancing and games.
[filmed by T.H. Thoms]. -- Credits: produced by T.H. Thoms.
Glasgow welcomes Billy Graham, the American evangelist. He addresses crowds at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, Clydebank and Hampden Park.
Director, Revd. Merricks Arnott. -- Credits: A personal movie of the All-Scotland Crusade. By kind permission of the Crusade Executive Committee..
CO-OP ADVERTISEMENTS - STRATHCLYDE SCHOOLWEAR
Adverts for "Strathclyde" schoolwear: "Top ten" shopping buys at the Co-op.
SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd) centenary year, HM the Queen visits Centenary House, Glasgow, 5th July 1968.
Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures . -- Credits: Westrex Recording System.
The king penguins at Edinburgh Zoo with an explanation of their life-cycle, illustrated with the use of underwater shots and slow-motion sequences.
Director, Mary Field ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: Commented by E V H Emmett In collaboration with the Scottish National Zoological Park at Edinburgh Controlled throughout Great Britain and Aire by General Film Distributors Limited.
Facts and figures relating to Co-op profits, advertising the return made to customers through the dividend.
An advert for the Co-op, featuring a song and shots of people arriving at a Co-op in various forms of transport, including a helicopter, a penny farthing, and on horseback.
Five Co-op adverts featuring the "Save in 69" slogan detailing all the latest offers.
The need for canteen provision at work and the problems involved.
Director, Ralph Bond ; Producer, Strand Film Productions. -- Credits: sc. Ralph Bond cam. Gerald Gibbs comm. Frederick Allen, Irene Clift superv. ed. Michael Gordon sd. rec. Al Rhind ass. p. Edgar Anstey.
WHEN DAY IS DONE - GLIMPSES OF MINERS WELFARE
A look at some of the facilities created by the Miners Welfare Fund, including parks for children, rest homes, and the Miners' Institute.
Director, David Clayton. -- Credits: comm. Neil Arden scen. Malcolm Stewart sd. rec. Harry Sheridan rec. at Imperial Sound Studios.
SHIELDHALL FURNITURE - MARCH OF PROGRESS
The manufacture of Shieldhall furniture.
Dundee University staff on a biological expedition to Raasay in the Western Isles, where they find a unique carved stone in the ruined chapel of St. Malvog.
Dundee University staff on a biological expedition to the island of Rona in the Western Isles. Colin Gibson, an artist, paints scenes from the expedition.
Dundee University staff on a biological and marine expedition to the island of Rona in the Western Isles, to research cliff fauna and marine life.
Scientific expedition to Rona in the Western Isles by members of Dundee University.
SOUTH RONA EXPEDITION: THE DESCENT TO THE CAVE
Scientific expedition to South Rona in the Western Isles by members of Dundee University.
An amateur film of scenes in the Kirkintilloch area including Ettrick Bay fun fair, steamers on the Clyde and paddle steamers on the Forth and Clyde canal.
Production of steel components at William Beardmore & Co's Parkhead Forge, Glasgow. Made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition.
Director, [d. Stanley Russell] ; Producer, Scottish Films (1928) Limited. -- Credits: [ph. Henry Cooper & Graham Thomson comm.w. Stanley Russell comm.s. James McKechnie cam. Graham Thomson] Albion Truphonic Sound System.
A look at the Borders country, with its abbeys, castles, and countryside.
A tourist guide to the town of Crieff and surrounding countryside. Describes Crieff's attractions as a tourist centre.
Director, SAAC. -- Credits: Produced for Crieff Town Council by the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers sc. R J B Sellar ph. members of SAAC comm. s. Ian Gilmour sd. rec. Douglas Gray.
Various scenes of a riding school in Crieff and surrounding countryside.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: A Pilgrim's Progress through the Holy Land. ph. and sc. Nat and Nettie McGavin. sd. rec. Park Film Studios..
Compilation of music, song and dance from some famous artists including Yehudi Menuhin, Harry James, Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, Nelson Eddy and Jeannette McDonald.
Producer, Educational Film Corporation of America. -- Credits: No. 7103.
The dramatised story of James Y. Simpson's discovery of the anaesthetic effects of chloroform.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Historical and Technical Advisors (University of Edinburgh) Dr Douglas Guthrie and Dr John Gillies sc. D M Elliot camera David Hanley comm. Tom Fleming.
Filmed during the 49th Congress of National Union of General and Municipal Workers to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Union.
Producer, Keith Z. Ord Limited. -- Credits: The 75th Anniversary of the National Union of General and Municipal Workers..
Made as an appeal for more blood donors, the film gives a dramatised account of a boy who receives a blood transfusion, this film is an appeal for more blood donors.
Credits: BBFC "U" Certificate A Scottish National Blood Transfusion Presentation. National Blood Transfusion Service - Crown copyright reserved..
A promotional film to show how a Blood Transfusion Centre operates providing a constant supply of well tested blood.
Director, Anthony Simmons ; Producer, Basic Films. -- Credits: ph. Larry Pizer ed. Alan Williams p. man. Phillip Aizlewood ass. ed. David Pitt p. Leon Clare w. and d. Anthony Simmons With the co-operation of the Director and staff of the South-Western Regional Transfusion Centre, Bristol..
STAFF AND PATRONS OF UNIDENTIFIED CINEMA
Shots of a group of people facing the camera, some wearing fancy dress, possibly connected with a cinema in Dundee. They are likely patrons or staff of the cinema (?)
Scenes of the peace pageant in the Borders town of Galashiels.
Director, Fyfe and Fyfe. -- Credits: [Cinematograph by Fyfe and Fyfe, 2nd August, 1919].
The children's procession at a pageant in the Borders town of Galashiels.
The war memorial in the Borders town of Galashiels is unveiled by Field Marshal Earl Haig.
The game in progress and onlooking crowds at a rugby league championship match in Galashiels in the Borders.
Opening of the Old Gala House in the Borders town of Galashiels and its first exhibition for the local Arts Festival.
The festival of the Braw Lads Gathering in Galashiels in the Borders.
The traditional ceremonies and procession at the Borders festival of the Braw Lads Gathering in Galashiels.
Producer, Universal News. -- Credits: [possibly commissioned by Pavilion, Galashiels].
The festival of the Braw Lads Gathering in the Borders town of Galashiels; the historic flag is presented and then carried on horseback through the town.
The historic flag of the Borders town of Galashiels is presented to the Cornet on the balcony of the burgh halls during the festival of the Braw Lads Gathering.
Stanley L. Russell's wedding at the Register Office in Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow, 24th April 1950.
The town of Kilmarnock, an industrial and tourist centre. [Incomplete]
Credits: [filmed by unknown amateur, possibly commissioned by Town Council].
A Peace Day parade through the streets of Kilmarnock. [Incomplete]
Factory gate film. Workers leaving the Camperdown Jute Mill in Dundee and round corner in High St, Lochee.
[filmed by Baillie John Noble of the Oxford Picture House, Dundee.].
STEAM LOCOMOTIVES AND SCENES AT LANARK RACECOURSE
Footage of various steam locomotives around Glasgow, including the Glasgow to London train pulling out of Central Station. Film also includes scenes at Lanark race course.
Fishing and agriculture, transport, the archaeology and scenery of the Shetland Isles.
Director, Jenny Brown and C.J. Cayley. -- Credits: p. & ph. Jenny Brown and C.J. Cayley commentary Morton King m. Kenneth Leslie-Smith assistant cameraman C H Heap recording Imperial Sound Studios.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE RITZ CINEMA, EDINBURGH 1929
The construction of the Ritz Cinema, from virgin site to opening day. The new projection facilities are shown and the cinema staff introduce themselves.
Director, James S. Nairn. -- Credits: [Made by James S Nairn, opening manager of the Ritz].
Scenes at Lanark racecourse, the Renfrewshire hunt, a ship being towed down the Clyde and animals in Manchester zoo. [Incomplete]
Bird life on the island of Ailsa Craig. [Film includes shots of horse-drawn ploughing].
Miscellaneous scenes of Renfrewshire life, including trams, a wedding and family holidays.
The Renfrewshire hunt assembling and in progress. Shots of a blacksmith shoeing horses during the hunt, and hounds running across country.
The new "Railplane" invented by George Bennie, is demonstrated in front of Glasgow officials who enjoy a free ride.
Scenes at a hunt (possibly Renfrewshire) and of a race meeting.
Footage of the German Army in action, also of Hitler looking at a map.
A small single-engined bi-plane taxiing in a private air field before taking off and landing.
Horses and hounds assembling before a hunt, and shots of a woman feeding birds at the side of a house.
A race meeting showing a race in progress. Shots of the liner "Empress of Britain" being towed down the River Clyde with crowds watching from the bank.
Tourist attractions in the Highlands, for example Pitlochry, Rannoch Moor, Castle Urquhart on Loch Ness, Ben Nevis Distillery and Edinburgh.
Director, John Taylor. -- Credits: p. Edgar Anstey RCA sound ph. Ronald Craigen, Reg Hughes ass. p. Stewart McAllister ed. John Legard ass. Jim Garrel, Peter M. Sime, Bob Paynter, Cyril Moorhead and Paul Khan m. Cedric Thorpe Davie m. cond. Muir Mathieson sd. rec. Ken Cameron narr. w. & s. Moray McLaren.
Open day at the Marquess of Bute's estate.
Trims showing a hunt meeting, possibly Renfrewshire, and a shot of soldiers throwing grenades.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, HAWICK COMMON RIDING NO. 1
Made between 1899 - 1906, this film records the Hawick Comming Riding.
Director, [filmed by David Gaylor] ; Producer, [p.c. Border Kinematograph Co.].
The preparations and evacuation of the island of St. Kilda which lies 50 miles off the Western Isles. Dated 27th August 1930.
Producer, [attributed to Mitchell & Kenyon]. -- Credits: [Tramway Museum Society Film Archive].
Soldiers of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders bound for camp arriving at Campbeltown, together with their supplies in horse-drawn carts and wagons.
Introduction to Dumfriesshire in the Borders, including Gretna, Annan, Solway Firth and Caerlaverock. Also historical areas such as the Covenanters' monument, Robert Burns country and Maxwellton House.
Producer, SEFA (Dumfriesshire Group). -- Credits: ph. B.F.D. Harris m. George Tait m.p. George Tait.
A trip down the Clyde by passenger steamer to Millport including footage of the Cowal Games, Dunoon, Rothesay and the Isle of Arran.
Director, James Ritchie ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: p. Stewart McAllister ph. David Watkin ed. Margot Fleischer, Cynthia Barkley m.d. Muir Mathieson sc. Jack House exec. p. Edgar Anstey nar. Bernard Braden. .
STRATHYRE TO BROADFORD, SKYE, BY TRAIN AND BOAT
A journey by train and boat from Perthshire to Skye.
Director, Revd. H. R. Harvey. -- Credits: Film made from material presented by the late Rev H R Harvey.
Collection of children's street games filmed in the streets of Edinburgh accompanied by traditional children's songs.
Director, [filmed by Nigel McIsaac, Raymond Townsend, James T. Ritchie] ; Producer, Norton Park Group. -- Credits: [camera W Geissler and R Townsend 'whistling' by Norman MacCaig].
Stock footage of the Grampian district including the TV studios, life on the Orkney Isles, Caithness and local industries.
Life in the Highlands and Orkney. Residents talk about their reasons for leaving Thurso, examples include high food prices and unemployment. Industries in the area, i.e.. Dounreay Power Station, tourism. [Rushes only].
Scottish emigrants in Australia and how they settled into their new environment.
Director, Edward Joffe ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ph. Jack Bellamy camera ass. Bruce McDonald sd. rec. Ken Hammond ed. Angelo Revello p. Edward Joffe .
Various types of dance, including 17th century in period costume, Highland and Basque dancing. [Rushes only].
Director, Anthony J. Bacon ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: p. Anthony J. Bacon sc. Evelyn Hood choreo. Brian Seivwright m. Alex Sutherland cam. Ron Barton, Malcolm Campbell, Gordon Watson ed. Roy Smith vis. res. Donald Fraser hist. adv. Isobel Cramb stills cam. John Thomson graphics Sandy Massie des. Eric Mollart .
The life and times of Church of Scotland missionary Mary Slessor. Her work in Africa and the lives she saved through religion and hospital care.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: designed by Eric Mollart presented by James Buchan..
Trims from a documentary including shots of Dounreay power station, and rural and urban scenes in Caithness and the Orkney Isles.
Traditional songs reflecting emigration, set to scenes of farewells and the old ways of life.
Director, Edward Joffe ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: w. Evelyn Hood singers Archie Fisher, Peter Mallan, Ronald Morrison, and The Linnet Girls' Choir (cond. Anne Nicol solo. Sheena Cargill) m. arr. & cond. Alex Sutherland voices John Young, Isobel Gardner cam. Gordon Coull, Charles Flynn ed. Roy Smith d. Brian Ranger.
Memorial service and procession to commemorate Remembrance Sunday in Inverness.
[filmed by James S. Nairn] . -- Credits: address by Major General Harry McDonald.
Footage of Gordonstoun School garden fete. An obstacle race and various stalls are enjoyed by the boys. HRH Duke of Edinburgh attends the fete.
[filmed by James S. Nairn for the Playhouse, Inverness]. -- Credits: CAC presentation [Caledonian Associated Cinemas].
Coverage of Glasgow Academy Sports Day on 5th May, 1917. Includes footage of flat races, high jump, three legged race and prize giving
Scenes of carnival celebrations, floats procession and crowning of the Carnival Queen.
Scenes of carnival celebrations, crowning of Carnival Queen, floats and procession.
LOCHGELLY EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY'S SHOPPING WEEK
The Co-op building and its staff. Fancy dress and floats procession. 4th - 9th July 1927.
Director, C.E. Marshall and F.M. Marshall.
Celebratory scenes at the Kirkcaldy Hospital Pageant held on 4th July 1925, including a fancy dress parade and decorated horse-drawn floats.
Producer, Pathe. -- Credits: Exclusive to Kirkcaldy Entertainments Limited and the Opera House. In aid of the Cottage Hospital. .
PATHE NEWS No 49/78, QUEEN LAUDS SCOTTISH EXHIBITION
The Queen opens the Scottish Industries Exhibition in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. Princess Margaret accompanies her.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: cam. McConville, Graham T. Thompson.
Cinema shots. Scenes of Highlands and tourist areas, also of a London dance band.
Producer, Gaumont. -- Credits: Gaumont Sound Mirror.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 555, Ambassador Kennedy Receives the Freedom of Edinburgh and Speaks on World Affairs
US Ambassador Joseph Kennedy receives Freedom of the City of Edinburgh at the Usher Hall. In his speech he remarks on the possibility of war, and his hope for a "durable peace".
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 516, AMBASSADOR KENNEDY IN EDINBURGH
US Ambassador Joseph Kennedy at the ceremony of the Freedom of the City in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS NO 698, PRIME MINISTER IN SCOTLAND
Winston Churchill visits the Home Fleet in Scotland and receives Freedom of the City of Edinburgh. Churchill speaks of German attitudes to the war.
Producer, Scottish Movietone News. -- Credits: comm. s. Leslie Mitchell comm. s. Sir Don Craig ed. Gerald Sanger.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's coronation visit to Scotland for the Ceremony of the Keys and the Order of the Thistle in Edinburgh. They visit Leith, Glasgow and the Musselburgh races.
Piers in Argyllshire, in particular Rothesay and the entrance to the Crinan Canal at Ardrishaig.
Footage of otter hunt and unidentified civic procession, possibly in the Borders.
An unidentified Fair Festival. Fancy dress parade, fete, including a "penny farthing" bicycle.
TROOPING OF THE COLOUR 1ST BATTALION KOSB [KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS]
The 1st Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers at Fort George, Inverness-shire troop the colour, Brigadier General D. A. MacFarlane takes the salute.
Carnival Queens are chosen. Parade of pipe bands and floats.
AT YOUR SERVICE - DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY ROYAL INFIRMARY
The services of Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary after a road accident.
[filmed by Konomy Pictures]. -- Credits: [cam. Tommy Hynes, projectionist and Jack Johnston, assistant projectionist, both at Regal Cinema, Dumfries sc. J.W. McDougal].
Events in Inverness, includes Royal Scots Greys, the Northern Counties Show and Inverness proclaims the new King Edward VIII.
Cinema confectionery and ice-cream adverts.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 1919, BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO QUEEN MARY
Made to celebrate Queen Mary's 85th birthday, the newsreel is a compilation of events in her life, including meeting the troops during the 1st World War, celebrating the return of King George after his illness, and attending Wimbledon.
Scenes of a hunt with horse and hounds, possibly held in Renfrewshire.
Cinema advert for ice-cream sales in the Lyceum Cinema, Dumfries.
MISS VIOLET HOPSON VISITS DUNDEE FIRE STATION
Miss Violet Hopson and companion Stewart Rome, visit Dundee fire station and watch a fire fighting display.
Producer, [attributed to Partoon's Pictures].
Anglers at Gourock pier line up to have their catches weighed at the European Cod Festival.
A steam train journey from Glasgow to Oban in the Highlands.
Producer, GB Instructional . -- Credits: p. John C. Elder.
The manufacturing of Axminster, Wilton and Chenille carpets and methods used for their cleaning.
Director, Winifred Holmes ; Producer, Oswald Skilbeck Productions. -- Credits: Made at Merton Park Studios in assoc. with the Film Producers' Guild ph. William Pollard ed. Eric Hodges sd. superv. Richard Smith.
Made in 1936, this documentary set out to promote the principles of healthy eating, as part of a wartime food policy.
Director, Edgar Anstey A.R.F.P. ; Producer, Merton Park Studios. -- Credits: ass. d. Frank Sainsbury ph. Walter Blakely, Arthur Fisher sd. rec. Sharles A. Poulton (on RCA Photophone) comm. s. Julian S. Huxley.
Single shot of a man behind an x-ray screen on which his x-ray is clearly visible. Another man sits on a chair to the right of the screen. [See also ref. {0520}].
Street procession through George Square beside the City Chambers, Glasgow.
PROVOST JOHN SINCLAIR SHOWS ORKNEY GUIDES AROUND THE HARBOUR AT THURSO
Provost John Sinclair shows the Orkney Girl Guides the harbour at Thurso as part of the Guides Silver Jubilee rally, attended by Princess Mary, Princess Royal, Girl Guides' President.
[filmed by the Silver Jubilee Girl Guides Association]. -- Credits: C.A.C. presents.
VISIT OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ROYAL TO WICK
The Princess Royal arriving at Wick airport escorted by the Lord Provost and local dignitaries.
Provost John Ure Primrose presents the freedom of the city of Perth to Churchill.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Film Productions].
Graphics used to describe the furnishings and facilities in the new Green's Playhouse, Dundee.
A group of Scottish trade employees on a golf course watching play at the Cinema Trade Golf Championship.
GLASGOW'S HOUSING PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION
Plans for building new housing in Glasgow and encouraging skilled tradesmen to return to working at their old trades on building sites.
Brief shot of Ronald L. Jay, news cameraman, showing King George VI how his camera works in the grounds of Balmoral.
[filmed by one of Ronald L. Jay's colleague newsreel cameramen (unidentified)].
Francette Vernillat relates the story of the bird in French. [From "Pardes" by Jacques Prevert.]
STANLEY RUSSELL TALKS ABOUT SCOTTISH FILM PRODUCTIONS
Recording on film soundtrack of the BBC Radio interview with Stanley Russell concerning the activities of Scottish Film Productions. [Soundtrack only].
The first film to be made in Scotland by a company of French players speaking their own language, it tells the story of a mother's birthday.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Francette Vernillat, Francette, Pamela Stirling, Madame Delaroche, Gaston Richer, Monsieur Delaroche, Berthe Brown, La Femme de Menage, Yva Brown, La Secretaire sc. M A Bera ph. Henry Cooper sd. W J Maclean Supervised for the Secondary Panel by a group of Edinburgh teachers of French. Ballet de Mendlessohn edite par Voix du Monde, Paris. Musique de J P Rameau. Produced by Campbell Harper Films at the Institut Francais, D'Ecosse, Edinburgh.
SCOTTISH CUP FINAL - ABERDEEN v CELTIC AT HAMPDEN PARK, 24th APRIL, 1937
The Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park, Glasgow, where Celtic beat Aberdeen 2-1. Footage of the crowds making their way to the ground, watching the match in progress and the winning team having their photograph taken with the trophy.
Dancers demonstrate the various steps of the jig "The River Cree", and then perform the complete dance.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: m. p. Daisy Badger, Hilda Stephenson sc. D M Elliot dance supervisor Jean C Milligan ph. Frank Ellis assistants David Hanley, Tony Spratling comm.s. Robert Urquhart sd. rec. Morris Askew slow motion sequence, Paddy Vinten continuity Jan Jack .
Director, p. Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: sc. Jan Jack camera F McLachlan commentary Lionel Gramlin.
The winter blizzards of 1947: blocked roads and abandoned vehicles in the snow. [See also ref. 0875].
The Prince of Wales at a coconut shy as police patrol the crowds.
Producer, Green's Film Service [attrib. Green's Topical Productions]. -- Credits: [intertitle artwork by Forest Niven].
Photograph and captions of Sir Henry Fowler, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the London Midland and Scottish Railway, and designer of the "Royal Scot", intercut with shot of engine turning.
A demonstration of the model of the Newcomen engine for which James Watt in 1765 invented a separate condenser and thus, discovered the steam engine.
OPENING INVERNESS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BY HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND
The opening ceremony of Inverness municipal airport by the Duke of Sutherland, at which there is a demonstration jump by champion parachutist John Tranum.
The manufacturing processes of the Co-op's products of coffee essence, 'Unitas' breakfast oats, 'Health Brown Flake' cigarettes and hosiery at the Shieldhall factory in Glasgow.
The manufacturing processes involved in the production of shoes at the Co-op Shieldhall factory in Glasgow.
The production of SCWS (Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd) Guild Margarine.
RED CROSS PRISONERS OF WAR PARCELS' FUND
A "thank-you" from the directors of the Caledonian Associated Cinemas to their public and staff for raising money for the Red Cross Prisoners of War Parcels' Fund Film. In a series of rolling captions the individual cinemas are listed with the respective amounts raised. [Incomplete]
Sir Harry Lauder (at a dockside quay) accepts a gift from Boston to Scotland of 450 tons of food and clothing.
An appeal for Scottish Girls' clubs highlighting the various activities offered.
Shots of racehorses with their trainer, Fred Archer.
A cinema trailer for the Scottish Flying Clubs' Annual Air Circus Joy Riding Festival.
A cinema competition to "spot the spots" in Glasgow offering a prize of 10/6d for the first four correct answers sent in.
Newsreel footage of the ill-fated R101 before her last journey, aerial shots from the airship and shots of its twisted metal remains after the crash.
Cinema adverts for various commercial establishments in the Alloa area including the County Laundry, Logie & Co. (ladies' wear), S.D. Cargill (newsagents) and the Royal Oak Hotel.
An appeal for more warships and cargo ships "to win this war " featuring ships under construction and Nelson's flagship 'Victory'.
Producer, Merton Park Studios. -- Credits: comm. s. Leslie Banks.
Government sponsored promotion on how to save flour and an advert for powdered milk.
Shots of women's hair being styled with examples of finished coiffures.
Launch of HMS "Vanguard" from John Brown's yard, Clydebank. Information withheld in film due to wartime censorship.
TCC NO. 5: ASTLAND MARGERISON, VERA BARTON
General shots of a dredger as it clears a river bed.
Producer, [p.c. Thames and Clyde]. -- Credits: [probably made for Simons- Lobnitz, Shipbuilders].
Interior and exterior shots of the dredger "Savick".
Producer, [p.c. Thames and Clyde]. -- Credits: [probably made for Simons-Lobnitz, Shipbuilders].
Footage taken on board a dredger at work.
Men working in engineering works, with some precision work being carried out.
Crowning of the festival queen, the procession of floats and marching pipe band to cheering crowds at the annual Dumfries "Guid Nychburris Day".
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PRIMARY SPORTS
At the primary school sports with shots of sprinting, the egg and spoon, skipping and sack races.
Country dance displays and a pipe band at a Highland Games.
A table tennis game in progress, amateur dramatics and a keep-fit class.
Crowds waiting for the Duchess of Gloucester, in Aberdeen. [Trim only]
The funeral procession and the "last farewell" played by pipers at the graveside of a priest at St. Kentigern's Cemetery, Lambhill, Glasgow.
The Salvation Army outside the Aberdeen Citadel celebrating a visit by General and Mrs Carpenter.
FLICKS ROYAL HIGHLAND GATHERING AT BRAEMAR
King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and the two Princesses at the Royal Highland Gathering at Braemar.
People on an outing, boarding buses and shots taken inside the buses and as they move off.
Taken in Aberdeenshire during the winter blizzards of 1947, the film shows abandoned vehicles in snow and men clearing the road with shovels. [See also ref. 0852].
The manufacturing processes involved in the production of 'Bluebell' margarine at the Co-operative creamery in Wigtownshire. [Incomplete, Part I only]
Credits: How the famous Blueball margarine is manufactured in a most up-to-date creamery, hygienically perfect, situated on the banks of the Bladnoch River (?) Wigtownshire, controlled by the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Limited.".
The manufacturing of soap at the Co-op's Grangemouth factory.
Credits: "The making of high-class soaps, soap powders, etc as carried on by the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Limited, in the largest factory of this kind in Scotland. The manufacture of candles has been added recently and met with instant success.".
Footage of the "Guid Nychburris Day" celebrations in Dumfries, festivities include the coronation of the festival queen and the cornet opening the "city gates".
The Pageant parade with decorated floats, a fancy dress competition, musical concerts and dancing display at Kirkcaldy Pageant Week. Fancy dress prizes are awarded by the Langtoun Lass and Laddie. [Also see ref 1648]
Events during Glenrothes festival week including the presentation of sashes to the festival "Lad and Lass" by Duncan MacRae, proclamation by the town crier, and a dance display.
Cinema adverts for local businesses in Leven, and confectionery ads. for "Thunderbirds" 'Zoom', 'Orbit' and 'Captain Scarlet' ice lollies.
The River Tweed from source to sea; the agriculture, industry, landscape and people living by its banks.
The procession and festivities of the Tain Carnival; the Carnival Queen is crowned, and awards prizes for fancy dress.
The crowning of the carnival queen and procession of floats at the Tain Festival, 1949.
A look at the agriculture, industries and the towns of Fife.
LEAGUE MATCH: QUEEN OF THE SOUTH v HIBERNIANS
Shots of the crowd and game in progress. League match between Queen of the South v Hibernians.
Amateur footage of competitors taking part in a canoe race.
A discussion of the problems of housing in poverty stricken areas of Britain. [Incomplete]
Director, Kay Mander ; Producer, Basic Films. -- Credits: Made by Basic Films with the co-operation of: Mrs Tasker of London Mrs Pendlebury of Feltham Mrs Wilson of Derby Mrs Merrior of Moreton Pinkny Mrs Collingbourn of Pontygwaith.
A tour of Burns' country illustrated with poems and songs.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, p.c.Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: Levers Rich Recording. From a script by Jack House camera Frank McLachlan, Robert Anderson ed. Stella Smallwood continuity Jan Jack unit man. L Gordon Begg sd. rec. Fred Fleming special musical arrangement by Dorothy Arnold and her Sextet. Robert Burns' poems read by James McKechnie and Douglas Robin comm. s. James McKechnie.
Armistice day memorial service in the Borders town of Dumfries at the war memorial.
Animation, with music, about a young girl's adventures in a Czechoslovak Co-op store.
Credits: Dedicated by the Velkonakupni Spolecnost Druzstev in the year of her 40th anniversary on the opportunity of her 40th anniversary, on the opportunity of the International Co-operative Congress in Prague in 1948 to her sister organisation..
One of the films annually made to raise money for the Glasgow Necessitous Children's Holiday Camp Fund showing Glasgow children enjoying holidays by the sea.
St. Enoch Station, Glasgow, with various steam locomotives in the station.
A promotional film to highlight the benefits of a career with the Scottish Co-operative Society, it shows the manufacturing processes involved in the production of the Co-op's cigarette brands and coffee essence, and the work of some of its regional shops.
p. Edward Cook. -- Credits: studio ph. Oscar Burn ext. & indust. ph. Stanley Clinton song "What Is There to Say?" Gaby Rogers m. score W.L. Trytel sd. rec. Levers Rich & Co. Ltd. cast Marion Gordon cast Terence Delaney cast Lesley Osmond cast Hey Petrie cast Frederick Morant cast Hubert Ennor cast Harriet Johns cast Victor Melleney cast Ian Hardy .
Pre-match displays of keep-fit by the Glasgow Keep-Fit Movement, Scottish Country Dancing, pipe-bands, community singing led by Robert Wilson and various athletic events.
Footage of the final of the Coronation Cup - a special tournament to celebrate the Coronation. Jock Stein, captain of the winning team Celtic, receives the cup. [There was a crowd of 116,000 at the match.]
Credits: [possibly sponsored by the Daily Record].
An agricultural show, possibly on Islay with shots of livestock, a floats procession and spectators.
Pre-match display of keep-fit, pipe bands, races and community singing led by Robert Wilson at Hampden Stadium, Glasgow.
Pre-football match display of bicycle and go-cart racing, keep-fit and community singing, Hampden Stadium, Glasgow.
Sound track for news item on the introduction of new Webb offset printing plant in the Daily Record building in Glasgow. July 1971.
Producer, [p.c. BBC (?)]. -- Credits: [possibly BBC].
Some of the "best gardens" in Forfar, Kilmarnock, Kelso and Bellshill taking part in the Daily Record Garden Championship.
Tape recording to accompany film of the Scottish Cup Final. Commentary is by Tom Jennings of the Daily Record.
Displays of Highland dancing, ballet and scenes at a fashion show in St. Andrew's Halls, Glasgow. A poster reads "Television's Teazie Weazie (Raymond) presents the Ballet of the Hairpin".
MANCHESTER UNITED V RANGERS CORONATION CUP QUARTER FINAL AT HAMPDEN PARK
Short extract of football match. Manchester United vs Rangers, Coronation Cup quarter final played at Hampden Park, 13th May 1953.
Shots of a football match, probably the 1957 Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park between Falkirk and Kilmarnock.
Advert for a football book by George Young, formerly Scotland's national team captain.
A survey of industry in Britain, emphasising the importance of craftsmanship. [Incomplete]
Director, p. Grierson and Flaherty ; Producer, Gaumont British Picture Corporation Ltd.. -- Credits: BBFC "U" Certificate Recorded by British Acoustic Film at Shepherd's Bush London Distributed throughout the world by Gaumont British Distributors Limited. Contact Film Images directly for details of full copy. See http://www.film-images.com/ .
The secret of author George Gunter's successful Eastern plots for his books is cryptically revealed.
Producer, Clan Film Unit. -- Credits: An improbable story of vivid imagination determining a career. cast Author Ian Graham Lawyer's receptionist Janet Hood Lawyer Andrew Wallace Guardian A J Maclay Shopkeeper Hamish Hunter ph. Ian Dunnachie.
Re-afforestation on Deeside, carried out by A & G Paterson, Ltd.
Director, John Oliver ; Producer, Commercial and Educational Films Limited. -- Credits: cam. V. St. Locke comm. s. James McKechnie Recording Levers Rich Studio.
Documentary about the islands of St. Kilda and their indigenous bird, animal and plant life. Films of Scotland's first film produced for television.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: comm. s. Michael Robson nar. John Arnott cam. ass. Keith Moffat dub. mix. John Goodwin grap. des. Jim Nicholson ph. & ed. Christopher Mylne technical and production facilities - Research Film Unit, Dept. of Animal Genetics, University of Edinburgh.
The history and industries of Stirlingshire. [Treatment by John Grierson]
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: outline treatm. John Grierson comm. w. John Ormond comm.s. Bryden Murdoch sd. rec. James McKee (RCA) m. Frank Spedding m.d. Marcus Dods ph. Edward McConnell.
A history of the British Trade Union Movement since 1880.
Producer, Mithras Films. -- Credits: p. Maurice Hatton ed. Dai Vaughan w. Elizabeth Kenrick comm. s. Henryn Livings m. Carl Davis played by Brian Dexter ph. David Muir res. ass. Pat Dwyer Compiled with film, photographs and assistance from the BBC, British Film Institute, Communist Party Organisation, Co-operative Society, Garment Workers Union, Gas Council, Hulton Picture Library, Mansell Collection, National Coal Board, National Film Archive, TUC, Visnews, Warner-Pathe..
One of a series of regional studies of Scotland showing its farming, industries and principal towns.
The early history and development of Glasgow, changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution and proposed plans for remodelling the city. [Includes footage of East Kilbride and Cumbernauld].
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: sc. W.G. Beaton nar. Ian Cuthbertson .
Ailsa Craig or "Paddy's Milestone" as the source of rock for the manufacture of curling stones.
Director, J. Blake Dalrymple ; Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple comm. s . Peter Watson cam. ass. J.S. Gillespie.
The Mass-X-Ray campaign against tuberculosis, Glasgow.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: [ph. Pat Whitaker].
Children enjoying various activities at Moray House Nursery School in Edinburgh. [See also ref. 0919].
Producer, [p.c. Visual and Aural Aids Committee].
Activities at Moray House nursery school, Edinburgh, putting an emphasis on hygiene and play [See also ref. 0918].
An amateur film of a coach tour to Tomintoul, Dufftown and Rhynie.
Dramatised account of a race between an unscrupulous modern woollen mill and a traditional mill to make up a garment from original fleece to finished article.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: stuntman Jim Boyce p. ass. John Degnan, Robin Degnan, Ian Fraser, Keith Thorpe, Rosemary Aitkin; make-up Jean Maiden costumes Sue Smith, Carol Rushton titles Camera Effects VTR engineers Jim Anderson, Dave Webster continuity Trish Crichton ass. ed. Peter G. Moran ass. d. Michael Jones, Tony Kovacs camera assistants David Peat, Peter Warilow sd. rec. Ian Leslie original story Alasdair Gray screenplay Clifford Hanley m. composed by Frank Spedding conducted by Marcus Dods animator(titles) Les Pace lighting cameraman David Macdonald ass. p. Mike Pavett d. Robin Crichton [Cast] John Cairney as Gordon Blackadder Russell Hunter as David Hill John Grieve as Hugh Longrigg Leonard Maguire as Tom Carrick Jonty Miller as Jimmy Braithwaite Ros Drinkwater as Pandora Elizabeth Brown as Johnny Longrigg Walter Carr as Grant Brown Derby as MacLeod Michael Elder as Armstrong John Young as Turnbull Other parts played by: Jack Angus, Hugh Boyle, Maureen Jack, Rose MacBain, Nan Norman The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance given by the National Association of Scottish Woollen Manufacturers and the Scottish Woollen Trade Employers Association.
Progress report regarding new Pollok housing estate on the outskirts of Glasgow. The contrast between new semi-detached houses and older tenements is illustrated.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: supervised Stanley Russell ph. Frank Maclachlan ph. ass. Tom Bothwell, David Hanley m. Peter Russell sd. Leevers Rich ed. George Mitchell comm. s. James McKechnie comm. w. Jan Jack.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 327A, BENNY LYNCH SMASHES HIS WAY TO VICTORY IN SENSATIONAL FIGHT
Benny Lynch versus Jackie Brown in the World Flyweight title fight in Manchester, 1935.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Alan Howland].
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 474, LYNCH BEATS JURICH AT CATCHWEIGHTS
In the last year of his fighting career, Benny Lynch forfeits his World title to Jackie Jurich, fighting 6.5 lbs overweight. Fought as a non-title match, Benny Lynch goes onto win the match from the American in the twelfth round at Love Street, Paisley. 7th April 1938.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Leslie Mitchell; Ivan Scott; Alan Howland].
BENNY LYNCH v PAT PALMER FOR WORLD FLYWEIGHT TITLE
World flyweight boxing title fight in Glasgow won by Benny Lynch. 16th September 1936.
WORLD FLYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, BENNY LYNCH v PETER KANE
World flyweight championship between Benny Lynch and Peter Kane at Shawfield stadium in Glasgow. Lynch wins by a knockout. 13th October 1937.
PATHE SUPER SOUND GAZETTE No 38/25, LIVERPOOL
Return boxing match between Benny Lynch and Peter Kane of Liverpool, which ends in a draw at Anfield. 24th. March 1938.
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: ph. Bassill-Taylor.
Footage of Tantallon Castle and bird life on the Bass Rock.
A short educational documentary about rural crofting life in the Highlands, showing Highland scenery and crofters at their daily work; harvesting, shearing sheep, collecting peat and spinning wool.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, Gaumont British Instructional Films. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple.
Scotland's last tram (Coronation No.1282) on its final journey from Glasgow to Dalmuir. See also refs. 2114 and 0987.
Glasgow Boy Scouts demonstrate techniques for transporting the injured.
[filmed by Dr. A.G. Mearns and B.H. Humble].
Views of Inverness and surrounding countryside, including Culloden Moor, Ben Nevis and Loch Ness.
[filmed by James S. Nairn and James Atterson]. -- Credits: [A Nairatt production, Inverness p. James S. Nairn ph. James S. Nairn (in Kodachrome)].
A prize-winning film at the 1950 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, it shows life in the crofting community on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.
Director, Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: This film was highly commended at the first festival 1950 of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographer. Scottish Amateur Film Festival. A Prize-winning film..
Shot in Berwickshire. First part describes action of mole, then deals with birds found in Borders, including the coaltit, linnet, goldfinch and partridge.
Director, E.G. Cairns. -- Credits: A film distributed by the Scottish Central Film Library, a division of the Scottish Council for Educational Technology, Glasgow.
Daily life and activities on a croft in Skye. Shot at Camastianavaig.
Events at the 1950 Crieff Highland Gathering, the first held after 1939.
A look at the crofting and fishing communities of Wester Ross. Shot mostly at Achintraid, Loch Kishorn and Applecross.
A description of the town of Dumfries in the Borders, the "Queen of the South".
produced by the Dumfriesshire Production Group of SEFA.
Glasgow's docklands; its workers, transportation and daily life. Filmed by Enrico Cocozza for Educational Films of Scotland.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: sd. Douglas Gray sc. W.G. Beaton comm. s. Leonard Maguire Features several traditional songs, including children's rhymes..
The Coronation visit to Scotland. Records Queen Elizabeth's arrival at the City Chambers, Her Majesty's visit to Veterans Association's cottages at Ralston and the Hampden youth displays.
Producer, [p.c. SFC from film shot by SAAC] .
Scenes of life on the island of St. Kilda, including footage of islanders catching fulmars and at their cottages.
Short film made for the ABC's Saturday morning matinees showing the shooting of a Children's Film Foundation film and a fancy dress/talent competition.
Barrhead Festival celebrations and an old folks' outing to a large country house.
JOURNEY THROUGH BARRHEAD AND REVIEW OF THE FESTIVAL YEAR 1951
Scenes of Barrhead and district with shots of a garden fete and the return home of the Barrhead Amateur Players with the Howard de Welden trophy at the National Festival of Community Drama.
Cinema advert for the "Maggie", a public house adjacent to the ABC cinemas in Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow.
A children's cinema matinee with a "twisting" competition; the winner is decided by the volume of cheering each receives.
Netherton's Coronation Day Procession on 2 June 1953. Featuring the opening of a community hall, a sale of work, an outing to Girvan and a carnival.
OPENING OF "A CENTURY OF ENTERTAINMENT", the
The opening reception of the exhibition "A Century of Entertainment", concerning the history of the ABC, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, on 26th November 1979.
The manufacturing processes involved in producing clay tiles. [Commended at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1951].
Producer, SEFA (Ayrshire Group). -- Credits: p. James B. Johnstone and John Nimmo. Commended at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1951.
Rushes for unfinished film on the planning and construction of Stonehouse New Town. Includes a question and answer session with local people before building has begun.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions . -- Credits: comm. s. Robin Crichton cam. David Peat.
Rushes for unfinished film on the planning and construction of Stonehouse New Town.
Rushes for unfinished film on planning and construction of Stonehouse New Town.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: cam. Peter Warrilow.
A compilation film of events at Laurel Bank School, Glasgow including a Guide camp, school sports day and a Coronation cruise.
Dramatised account of a tour by two businessmen (one English, the other American) of the New Town of East Kilbride.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Limited. -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell camera operator David Lewis sd. Cyril Sinclair unit man. Karin Spalter cont. Lee MacKenzie p. Laurence Henson "John Browns Body" arranged and sung by Ray Ellington additional music Iain McHaffie.
Cinema adverts for various local businesses in Dumfries.
Credits: [Produced for various local establishments in Dumfries].
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION TRAILERS, Parts A, B & C
War trailers for war savings, schoolchildren's harvest holidays and the house building programme.
The tools used and the materials and methods required to make a leather sporran.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: demonstration by John McGoldrick ph. Harry Aston-Clinton, Norman Bleloch, Donald Fleck ed. Louise Annand titling and sc. John McGoldrick.
Rothesay Entertainers trailer advertising their revue. Charlie Kemble, Renee and Billie Houston, J. W. Bowie and Sylvia Watt all feature.
LOCHGELLY OLD AGE PENSIONERS DRIVE TO CROOK O' DEVON
Crowds line the streets to see Lochgelly's old age pensioners leave on an outing to the Crook of Devon in a convoy of charabancs.
Lochgelly's Children's Gala Day with a brass band and procession. 6th. August 1927.
[filmed by Tommy Timmons, for Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly].
CROWNING OF LOCHGELLY'S FIRST "QUEEN"...
Scenes at Lochgelly's Gala Day showing the crowning of the Gala Queen by the Countess of Elgin and the procession through the park (including Boy Scouts) accompanied by a brass band. 25th. June 1938.
LOCHGELLY v CELTIC FIRST ROUND SCOTTISH CUP
Scottish Cup first round tie between Lochgelly United and Celtic - Celtic win 3-2.
HOSPITAL FUND RAISING PAGEANT, LOCHGELLY
A parade (including Girl Guides and Boy Scouts) and fete to raise funds for the local hospital at Lochgelly.
LOCHGELLY CORONATION YEAR CHILDREN'S GALA
Coverage of Lochgelly's coronation year children's gala, 6th June 1953.
Director, Tommy Timmons, proprietor of Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly. -- Credits: Thames and Clyde Production [for local Cinema De Luxe].
Laying the foundation stone of St. Patrick's Church, Lochgelly by Archbishop G.J. Gray of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, on the 8th. November 1952 and the procession of clergy and parishioners entering the newly opened chapel on 4th October 1953.
[filmed by Tommy Timmons, proprietor of Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly].
Footage of the Jubilee year procession with St Patrick's brass band, Lochgelly. On 9th July, 1926. [Incomplete]
[filmed by Tommy Timmons for Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly[. -- Credits: Close of Jubilee Procession. St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Lochgelly, Fife, 9th July 1926..
The procession for the Children's Gala in Lochgelly watched by crowds lining the streets.
[filmed by Tommy Timmons for Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly]. -- Credits: Topical Budget [for Cinema de Luxe].
Ceremony to mark the unveiling of Lochgelly war memorial on the 3rd December 1924.
Producer, Topical Productions. -- Credits: [ph. Paul Robello].
The people of Lochgelly at work and play, with footage of wash day and playing golf and bowls.
Director, [filmed by Tommy Timmons for Cinema de Luxe, Lochgelly] ; Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: [artwork by Forest Niven, logo FN on titles and intertitles].
Historic Edinburgh with footage of the Royal Mile, St. Giles' Cathedral, John Knox's House and Holyrood Palace.
Director, Terence Egan Bishop ; Producer, Merton Park Productions. -- Credits: ph. Cyril Jenkins comm. w. Terence Egan Bishop comm. s. Hay Petrie, J. Schwark Sirkoski, I. Sadler.
A record of a motoring holiday in the Highlands and Islands, visiting Skye, Oban and Iona Abbey.
[filmed by James & Margaret Drummond-Hay].
An amateur film of various locomotives on the coastal route in Fife.
A documentary on how Glasgow would look in the 1980's after the redevelopment of its traffic system and the construction of new housing developments, planned in the mid '70s. Relates to issues proposed in the Bruce Report 1945 - a plan for the complete deconstruction of the existing Victorian city centre in order to create an new 'healthy and beautiful city’ of modern architecture.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: sc. Douglas Eadie nar. Michael Harrigan m. Iain McHaffie sd. Duncan Fraser ed. Bill Forsyth p.a. Lawrence Macnair, Anne Caldwell ph. Martin Singleton.
Industry in Glenrothes New Town, and work at Rothes colliery.
Trims from an unidentified Thames and Clyde production featuring scenes shot at the National Mod.
A 1000 mile motor race in Italy, with the route taking in some historic cities including Rome, Siena and Florence.
Director, Bill Mason. -- Credits: ass. John Armstrong ph. Carlo Ventimiglia, Antonello Torrala, Sidney Beale and Maurice Ford. anim. Archie Shaw m. Steve Race comm. s. John Eason and Nevil Lloyd .
How the inhabitants of St. Kilda lived on the land and from the sea. Fowling expedition and village life on the island which lies 50 miles off the Western Isles.
EUROPEAN CUP FINAL 1967 - CELTIC VS INTER MILAN
European Cup final between Celtic and Inter Milan, Lisbon. [Celtic win].
Credits: [comm. s. Kenneth Wolstenholme].
How peat is cut using a "tushkar" and made ready to be used as fuel in a croft in the Shetland Isles.
A cyclical year on a croft in the Shetland Isles with scenes of islanders at work on their crofts, fishing and celebrations during the "Up Helly Aa" festival.
Director, Jenny Brown. -- Credits: ph., ed. and titled by Jenny Brown Title effects by Barbara Scott.
BRITISH GAUMONT NEWS No 287, DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK OPEN ABERDEEN ROYAL INFIRMARY
The opening ceremony of Aberdeen Infirmary on 23rd September 1936 by the Duke and Duchess of York.
Trims and over material of documentary on an Inuit settlement at Coral Harbour, northern Canada.
The opening ceremony of Heathery Knowe School on the 5th October 1953.
An overview of the city of Glasgow, showing its buildings, industries, colleges, parks and football clubs.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: Titled by Donald Fleck.
Footage of the last tram in public service on its route from Clydebank to Dalmuir and the accompanying farewell procession.
Bird life on St. Kilda, including shots of islanders snaring young fulmars, the St. Kildans' staple food.
Director, Oliver G. Pike of Williamson Kinematograph Co. Ltd. ; Producer, Williamson Kinematograph Company.
A solan goose is caught by a crofter on Shetland, but is returned to the sea after a fortnight.
A documentary story film about a young couple torn between the choice of emigration to Australia or remaining to work their croft in Shetland.
Director, Jenny Brown [Jenny Gilbertson]. -- Credits: Story by Jenny Brown and Aline Gordon Preparing and building of croft interiors by John Gilbertson Characters: Johnny - John Gilbertson, his mother father and sister; Enga - Enga Stout, her mother, father and aunt; Andrew - a neighbour; Flora - the dog; Caddie - the lamb credits relating to sound version: [m. interpretation Kenneth Leslie-Smith Commentation by Philip Godfrey m. d. De Wolfe Recording Engineers Leonard Hartley, Ian H McKeown Recorded on Visatone Supervision John Gifford] ph. Jenny Brown [Jenny Gilbertson].
Rushes from an unidentified film, showing pensioners playing outdoor draughts, two men rock climbing and children playing in a castle.
An advert for the advantages of shopping at the Co-op.
An illustration of the Police Force in action from patrolling the beat to catching a thief. The film also describes modern methods of crime detection.
A woman demonstrates the advantages of Lofty Peak flour.
An advert for flour accompanied by the Lofty Peak flour song.
Footage of vintage aircraft at a British Aerospace open day and at Inverness Airport.
A display of historic aircraft in flight at the Shuttleworth Museum Collection and highlights of an air display at RAF Leuchars.
CARAVAN HOLIDAY AND LAUNCH OF THE JOHN AND ROBERT C MERCER LIFEBOAT
Amateur footage of caravan holidays in Scotland, and shots of the Newburgh lifeboat being launched by tractor.
SCOTS' SOCIETY’S TRIP TO STIRLING, CRIEFF AND LOCHEARNHEAD
Amateur footage of a Scots' Society trip to Scotland, visiting Stirling, Gleneagles, Crieff, Comrie and Lochearnhead.
Amateur footage of a historical pageant on stage at the carnival in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
Amateur footage of the Pageant of Ayrshire, an outdoor performance about the history of Ayrshire, staged at Dam Park in Ayr, 1934.
TRAIN JOURNEY, FORT WILLIAM TO MALLAIG AND BACK
Amateur footage of a road trip to Inverness and a railway journey from Fort William to Mallaig.
Amateur views of Edinburgh, including a wedding party at St. Giles Cathedral, a visit by Mary, Princess Royal, and a military march-past at Holyrood Park.
Amateur holiday footage of a caravan trip around Scotland, visiting the Borders, Edinburgh, Alloway, Arrochar and Newton Stewart.
PADDLE STEAMER TRIP DOWN THE CLYDE AND SHIP LAUNCHES
Amateur footage of a paddle steamer trip to Rothesay, including footage of the launches of RMS Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth at Clydebank, and a road trip to Balloch.
Amateur holiday footage of a caravan tour around Scotland and brief shots of a steamer trip.
PEEBLES GALA DAY AND GALASHIELS COMMON RIDING
Amateur footage of the Beltane Festival in Peebles and the Braw Lads' Gathering in Galashiels.
Amateur footage of towns, villages and scenery around Ayrshire, the south of Scotland and north of England.
NAUPLIA, ATHENS, RHODES AND NAZARETH TO JERUSALEM
Holiday footage of a cruise to Jerusalem, visiting Rhodes, Athens and archaeological sites in Greece.
An advert for Christmas shopping at the Co-op.
Amateur footage of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, including shots inside some of the industrial pavilions. and newsreel footage of the opening ceremony.
NO 3. PORT SAID, CAIRO, MALTA, SOUSSE, ALGIERS, SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON
Holiday footage of a North African cruise on the Blue Star Liner SS Arandora Star, visiting Malta, Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria.
Amateur footage of various areas of Scotland, including visits to Mull, the Highlands, Ayrshire and the Borders.
Amateur footage of a caravan holiday in the north of Scotland, and Glasgow's city centre, West End and Queen's Park.
One of a series of ten animation films made by children in small village primary schools in Scotland, also involving the local community. The series was broadcast on Scottish Television and Grampian Television, and distributed on video through schools and libraries.
Director, Jessica Langford and Edward O'Donnelly ; Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made by children at Aberlamemno Primary School, Pitkennedy Primary School, Maisondieu Primary School Angus [next credit identifies children and staff] animators Jessica Langford, Edward O'Donnelly assistant Angus Ferguson excerpts from the voice of Carynyx composed and played by John Kenny Copyright British Music Label, Forties Recording Company A Wintonhill Animation production for Scottish Screen, The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund with association with Grampian Television PLC, Scottish Television PLC The Scottish Village Animation Series p. Jessica Langford exec p. Eddie Dick Copyright Winton Animation 1997 .
The construction, launch and testing of the tanker Harold Sleigh, built by the Blythswood Shipbuilding Company for Golden Fleece Petroleum Products of Australia.
Producer, W. Ralston Ltd., Elder Film Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: produced jointly by W. Ralston Ltd. Glasgow G2 Marine and Industrial Photographers and Elder Film Productions Ltd. Glasgow G2.
An amateur record of the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1984.
Amateur footage of the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival in 1981 and 1982, finishing with a parade of classic cars, buses and bicycles.
CRIEFF / SALMON FISHING ON THE EARN / SPAWNING SEASON
Amateur footage of Crieff and the surrounding area, including anglers on the River Earn and salmon leaping on the River Almond.
FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN, CRIEFF HIGHLAND GATHERING AND AGRICULTURAL SHOW
Amateur footage of Crieff Highland Gathering and Agricultural Show, winter sports and a visit to London at the time of the Festival of Britain.
Family holidays in the Norfolk Broads, Largs and Elie.
Amateur footage of Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home at a Highland games, relaxing at a country house and meeting the public and speaking in Crieff.
A trip to Ireland, including County Wicklow and Dublin, a steamer trip to Iona and Staffa, and a Gala Day procession in Crieff.
NORTH EUROPEAN WATERSKIING CHAMPIONSHIP / CRIEFF HIGHLAND GATHERING
Amateur footage of the North European Waterskiing Championship at Lochearnhead, the Crieff Highland Gathering and the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
A comprehensive record of island life and activities on Islay in the mid-1950s.
A family film taken on a trip to America to attend a wedding.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's trips to Gold Coast in Australia, Bangkok and the 1970 World Curling Championship in New York State.
TRIP TO THE FALKLANDS ISLANDS, MUNICIPALITY OF CONCEPCION, TAHITI AND HONGKONG
Amateur footage of a cruise on the liner SS France to Brazil, the Falkland Islands, Chile, Tahiti, Bali and Hong Kong.
An advert for the Co-op's Montril orange juice.
Amateur footage of a travel agents' trip to Australia and New Zealand, including visits to Sydney, Auckland, Whakarewarewa thermal reserve at Rotorua and Mount Cook.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visit to Malta, Libya and Cyprus in the summer of 1966.
BEIRUT, LEBANON AND JERUSALEM MARCH 1960
Amateur footage of a travel agents' tour to Lebanon and Israel, with visits to Baalbek, Byblos, Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
MARAU / AUSTRALIA / HONG KONG / CEYLON / SOUTH AFRICA
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to Fiji, Australia, Hong Kong, Ceylon and South Africa.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to Rome, Lake Geneva, Paris and Cannes.
OCT. 1961 AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND HONG KONG
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to New Zealand, Australia and Hong Kong.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's trip to Germany, a family visit to the countryside and Sibbald's travel agent shop in Edinburgh.
JAPAN ETC. / IRISH MATCH 27/2/60 / ENGLISH MATCH 19/3/60
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to Thailand and Japan, and two Scottish international rugby matches.
SEP. 1963 BERMUDA, BARBADOS, GRENADA AND LAMBERTS BARBADOS
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to Barbados and Grenada.
Amateur holiday footage of a travel agent's cruise on SS Oronsay to America, Mexico and Hawaii.
An advert for saving 3d off Golden Ball marmalade at the Co-op.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's cruise on the SS Arcadia, visiting Sicily, the Holy Land, Egypt and Yugoslavia - also includes footage of the construction of the resort at Aviemore.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's trips to mountain resorts in Switzerland and Austria - also includes footage of a visit to Tiree.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to Venice and Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits on the cruise ship Andes to Morocco, Corfu, France and Elba.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's trip to South Africa, including visits to Cape Town and a nature reserve.
SCENES OF TAHITI, NEW ORLEANS, MEXICO AND THE FORTH ROAD BRIDGE
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visits to New Orleans, Mexico and Tahiti - also includes some footage shot shortly after the opening of the Forth Road Bridge.
Amateur footage of a travel agent's visit to Russia, including trips to St. Petersburg, Sochi and Moscow.
Amateur footage of family holidays in the Borders and at the seaside and a sports day.
Family home movies of people at the seaside, playing around in the garden and the roof of a house being repaired.
A woman in her kitchen advertising the advantages of shopping at the Co-op.
Vintage aircraft on display and in flight at the Shuttleworth Collection Museum in Bedfordshire, historic aircraft restoration at Snowdon Mountain Aviation and footage of the airshow at RAF Leuchars.
OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE CAUSEWAYSIDE BUILDING
The opening ceremony of the National Library of Scotland's new Causewayside Building in Edinburgh.
Producer, Heriot-Watt University Television Centre.
A promotional documentary about the foundation and development of the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh.
Producer, Heriot-Watt University Television Centre. -- Credits: sc. Alex M. Cain, Martin C. Graham thanks to Faculty of Advocates, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, British Movietone Ltd., staff and readers of the National Library of Scotland .
CONSTRUCTION OF THE CAUSEWAYSIDE BUILDING: Tower Crane
General views of the construction of the National Library of Scotland's building at Causewayside, Edinburgh.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE CAUSEWAYSIDE BUILDING: Tower Crane Parts 1 and 2
CONSTRUCTION OF THE CAUSEWAYSIDE BUILDING: General Views
CONSTRUCTION OF THE CAUSEWAYSIDE BUILDING: Topping Out Ceremony
The topping out ceremony on the roof of the National Library of Scotland's Causewayside Building.
Amateur footage of a Ruby wedding celebration.
Amateur footage of family life in Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including shots of a tea plantation, family at home and on days out.
Amateur footage of events in and around Colombo, Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including a royal visit and a Scouts' jamboree.
Amateur footage of family events in Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including a wedding and local scenes.
Amateur footage of family activities at home in Colombo, Ceylon [Sri Lanka].
Amateur footage of family activities in Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including visits to the beach and a Christmas parade.
Amateur footage of events and family activities in Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including shots of Ratmalana airfield and elephants at work on a rubber plantation.
Two cheese wedges weighing half-a-pound are advertised for 3/11d.
Amateur footage of visits to tourist sites around Ceylon [Sri Lanka], including Sigiriya fortress, the ancient city of Polonnaruwa and Aberdeen Falls.
Amateur footage of family activities, including loch-side picnics and boating, and a trip to London.
Amateur footage of family activities in Japan, Malaya and a birthday party in Karachi.
Amateur footage of a family at home in South Africa.
Amateur footage of pupils competing at sports days at Dollar Academy.
A holiday at Glencaple in Dumfriesshire, with shots of Caerlaverock Castle and fishing on the River Nith.
Amateur footage of the area around Glencaple in Dumfriesshire, including coastal scenery and haaf net fishing in the Nith.
Holiday footage on Islay, including shots of Bowmore, Bridgend and Port Askaig.
Amateur footage of Lochgoin Farm and the monument to writer John Howie on Fenwick Moor.
A visit to the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth by a group of ornithologists.
Co-op tins of pineapple chunks and rice pudding are offered at 2/2d when buying both cans.
Amateur footage of a visit to Jura, passing the Corryvreckan whirlpool.
Amateur holiday footage of a visit to Lismore, including shots of Castle Coeffin and Tirefour broch.
Amateur footage of competitive swimming events at the High School of Stirling.
Amateur footage of a summer trip to Sweden by the 7th Stirling Scouts, including visits to Tranabo, Falkenberg, Gothenburg, and Liseberg.
An advert for the Co-operative Wholesale Society exhibition at Belle Vue, Manchester.
An advert for sale bargains at the Co-op.
Special Co-op offers advertised on oats, soup and sauces.
A woman in her kitchen tells of the advantages of shopping at the Co-op.
AFRICAN WOMEN: SKIN MARKING AND CIRCUMCISION
A group of women and children in Africa perform skin marking and possible female circumcision.
Amateur footage of a visit to Elizabeth Castle in Jersey, and a group of young men riding scooters.
Amateur footage featuring scenes out and about near a house, and a 'festival' with guitar playing. Psychedelic effects thoughout.
NORTH AMERICA, GLASGOW ERSKINE ROAD BRIDGE
Range of amateur footage including a fairground in North America, spacehopper, and the building of the Erskine Bridge.
CHRISTMAS 1968, HOGMANAY NIGHT AND NEW YEARS DAY 1969, WALK TO LOCH HUMPHREY 1969
Amateur footage celebrating Christmas and New Year in Glasgow in the late 1960’s. Includes indoor shots opening presents etc. Also footage of an Easter Monday walk to Loch Humphrey.
Indoor wrestling footage - possibly Paisley Town Hall (?)
Credits: A Salmet Promotion, 7 Quayside St., Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 6EJ, Scotland tel: 031-554-5179.
Amateur footage of children receiving their first holy communion, Drumchapel, Glasgow in the 1960s.
RE-FIT and RE-CUTTING OF SHAFT CRADLES and HOUSINGS: Waverley and Sir Walter Scott on Refit
Technically detailed record of lathe, router and cutting in a factory.
Recordings of family outings and holidays undertaken by the Fraser family - including trips in steam trains and canals, visits to the Summer Isles and a school musical production.
Recordings of family outings and holidays undertaken by the Fraser family - including christening and birthday celebrations, picnic at Loch Lomond, a holiday in Paris and playing musical instruments.
Recordings of family outings and holidays undertaken by the Fraser family - including holidays in Germany, a child's birthday party with magician, Christmas celebrations and musical activities.
Amateur footage of the area around Langholm in the Scottish Borders, including the bicentenary Common Riding celebrations.
Two young boys go on a day trip together to Edinburgh Zoo.
Footage of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo display on the Esplanade, featuring marching bands, Highland dancing, Canadian mounted police and historical re-enactments.
Holiday footage of a trip to Bermuda, including shots on board the liner and the journey, general views of towns, countryside, beaches and gardens on the island.
AUSTRIA: GATEWAY TO THE “SHANGRI-LA” OF EUROPE
Holiday footage of a train journey to Austria, including scenes in Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains.
LANGUAGE OF THE HEART: SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS
A road tour around the western Highlands of Scotland, mostly in Wester Ross.
A cartoon advertising vacancies within the Co-op.
A man [Alastair, presumably Louise Annand's first husband] walking and climbing on Ben Cruachan
Schoolchildren take part in an art class at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, filmed in 1978.
Observational [and very brief] piece of film using a puddle to experiment with light.
A Christian Orthodox festival in the Balkans in the late 1930s.
BURRELL COLLECTION: Preparation & Conservation of Exhibits
This educational film records preparation and conservation work on exhibits for the Burrell Collection as well as capturing the new building under construction in Pollok Country Park.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: [opening credits] Glasgow Schools Museum Service Scottish Educational Media Association [end credits] Information - The Keeper of the Burrell Collection and his staff voice Robert Horn produced by Louise Annand, David Millar, David Collins.
Brief shots inside the Caithness Glass factory including men at work blowing molten glass.
Advert for 3d off the price of the Co-op's Golden Ball marmalade.
Very short piece of film. Features titles experimenting around the word 'Glasgow' on paper made by film-maker Louise Annand, followed by shot of a trade union march.
An advert for the Co-op's Orchid butter, with shots of children eating bread and butter.
A snapshot in time of the Monkland Canal in 1960.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: by Louise Annand.
An advert for Co-op jelly crystals and custard powder.
The artist Edith Simon in conversation and at work creating intricate 'scalpel paintings' [also know as Paper-cut Bas Relief] from paper.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: Scottish Educational Media Association, Glasgow Group demonstration Edith Simon & commentary camera Louise Annand, Richard Walker sound David Millar Scottish Educational Media Association, Glasgow Group.
Footage of services and activities provided by Glasgow's Schools Museum Service around 1955 - 1960.
Pedestrians and shops around Shawlands Cross, Glasgow, with shots of trams and buses. [See also Ref 2595]
Short advert using "spot the likeness" idea to illustrate Co-op products.
A large engine is transported through the countryside by two Pickfords hauliers traction engines and installed in a factory under construction.
Home movie footage of family and children playing in garden of a large house, flying model aircraft, a display at an airfield and shots from an aircraft in flight.
Home movie footage of a family and children playing in garden of a large house, playing tennis, driving cars, swimming in small pool, at the seaside and playing at an outdoor ice rink.
Home movie footage during war-time of family and children socialising and playing in garden of large house, mowing the lawn, playing tennis, digging vegetables and a visit by US Air Force officers.
DOWN THE RIVER EDEN, APPLEBY TO ARMATHWAITE, SEPT 1938
Amateur footage of canoeing and camping holidays in England and Scotland.
Amateur footage of family yachting trips on the Firth of Clyde.
Amateur footage of two men on a canoeing and camping trip in the Dordogne area of France.
The manufacturing processes for sauces, jams, coffee and sweets at the Co-operative's Productive Grocery Departments.
An advert for the Co-op's "Clan" grocery products. A group of shoppers are invited to fill their trolleys in a timed publicity stunt.
A promotional film for Co-operative "Prescription" tea and "Curona" cocoa, showing a variety of scenes both historic and everday around the United Kingdom.
Director, George Wynn ; Producer, Merton Park Productions. -- Credits: Photographed in Dufay Colour. ph. Harm Waxman nar. Ivan Samson sd. recorded on RCA Photo Phone System narrative H. V. Purcell sd. Charles Poulton ed. C. Beaumont m. arranged by John Reynders.
An advert for Co-operative Unitas Oats; a family sing and dance at the breakfast table.
An advert for the "Knitmaster", the Co-op's knitting machine.
CHESTERFORD SCOUTS SEEK BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE
Amateur footage of an English Scouts trip to the Western Isles, including a trip to Morar and climbing on Rhum.
Amateur film of a trip to St. Kilda, with comprehensive shots of the individual islands.
Amateur footage of the annual air display at Leuchars, featuring displays by a variety of jets, formation flying teams and helicopters.
Amateur footage of volunteers working on St. Kilda, including restoration work on buildings, and shots of the landscape and wildlife.
Amateur footage of a fair at Irvine featuring steam locomotives, vintage motorcycles and hang gliding.
ROYAL NAVAL PIPERS SOCIETY BEAT RETREAT AT EDINBURGH CASTLE
Amateur footage of the Royal Naval Pipers Society beating the retreat on the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle.
BENEFITS OF SHOPPING WITH THE SCOTTISH CO-OPERATIVE AND WHOLESALE SOCIETY
Three women (all members of the Co-Op) extol the benefits of shopping at the Co-op, especially noting the advantages of supporting the Scottish Wholesale and Co-operative Society (keeping Scottish people in employment, the dividend). At the end, a male shopkeeper at a counter piled high with goods, reinforces the point again.
QUEEN VICTORIA SCHOOL ANNUAL GRAND DAY PARADE, 1972
Amateur footage of the Annual Grand Day Parade and Inspection at Queen Victoria School, Dunblane.
Amateur footage of a blacksmith operating an 'Oliver' treadle hammer in a smithy.
Amateur footage of children demonstrating swimming technique in school swimming pool.
Amateur footage of a Scottish Traction Engine Society event at King's Park, Stirling.
A relaxing holiday with friends (and the dog!) to Onich on the banks of Loch Linnhe. Includes bus and walking tours to Callandar, Glencoe, the Glenfinnan monument, Laggan Dam and Tomintoul.
An advert for the Co-op's Shieldhall shoes.
Amateur footage of railway enthusiasts' trips on the preserved steam locomotive H.R. 103 'Jones Goods' in and around Glasgow.
A television advert for the Co-op's "99" tea at 1/9d per packet.
Amateur footage of tram journeys around Glasgow and the procession of vintage trams on the last day.
Amateur footage of journeys along many of Scotland's main railway lines in 1963 on a Freedom of Scotland ticket.
Amateur footage of rail trips organised for steam railway enthusiasts around central and southern Scotland.
VIEWS FROM INSIDE A TIMKEN FACTORY, STEAM LOCOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION, GLASGOW
The construction of Class 25 steam locomotives for South Africa by the North British Locomotive Company in Glasgow.
STAFF. THE BRITISH LINEN BANK, SHAWLANDS 17/2/33, the
Amateur footage of staff in a branch of the British Linen Bank in Glasgow posing for the camera.
Amateur footage of life on board a merchant ship on a journey across the Atlantic to Quebec, and shots of RMS Queen Mary at Clydebank.
Amateur footage of family holidays and outings, including Ballantrae, Loch Katrine, Portpatrick and Clovelly in Devon.
Amateur footage of family days out, including an air display at Renfrew and days at the beach.
FAMILY OUTINGS, WALLACE MONUMENT AND WINDSOR
Amateur footage of family outings, including the Wallace Monument, Windsor, an airfield and days on the beach.
An advert for Co-operative Orchid margarine.
FAMILY HOLIDAYS IN WALES AND SWITZERLAND, SAILING ON THE CLYDE
Amateur footage of family holidays in Wales and Switzerland and sailing on the Clyde.
Amateur footage of a journey on a merchant ship from the Clyde to San Francisco, passing through the Panama Canal.
An advert for the Co-op's "Cogent" cigarettes.
Shot inside the former Etna steel mill in Motherwell, now demolished, the film shows the shaping of a steel square section bar from the original billet taken from the furnace.
An explanation and demonstration of the importance of Cor-ten; corrosion resisting, high-tensile steel of low alloy content.
Producer, Jam Handy Pictures. -- Credits: The premier corrosion resisting, high-tensile steel of low alloy content..
A critical examination of the socialist party's plans to nationalise the iron and steel industry. This film pedals a decidedly pro-privatisation line.
Director, the Conservative and Unionist Films Association. -- Credits: An examination of the Socialist Party's attitude to industry with special regard to iron and steel..
Rushes and trims from documentary on steel production at David Colville's Limited.
Rushes and cuts for documentary on steel production at Colville's.
Amateur footage of events and activities around Drumchapel Parish Church, including children's days out, a coach trip to the Borders, a steamer trip and a visit from an American preacher.
Amateur footage of a trip to Dunoon and Rothesay by steamer.
Amateur footage of the Erskine ferry and slipways after ceasing operation after the opening of the new Erskine Bridge.
AYRSHIRE CINE CLUB OUTINGS MOFFAT & BIGGAR 1975
Amateur footage of ciné club outings to Moffat and Biggar.
Amateur footage of the exterior and interior of Dalmarnock power station in Glasgow and the surrounding area, and a works outing to Troon.
A cartoon advertising the advantages of gas and gas cookers.
Director, Norman McLaren ; Producer, Science Films. -- Credits: ph. Frank A. Goodliffe cam. Norman McQueen diagrams R. Jeffrys.
Behind the scenes footage of activities at the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers' weekend at Crieff Hydro.
Director, Averil and Willie Murdoch. -- Credits: cast D. McLachlan, Representative; J.F. Davidson, Secretary; F.M. Marshall, Chauffeur; J. Bonnar, Manager; C. Mitchell, B. McLachlan, children.
PIPERS U.N.I.C.A ROYAL VISIT TO GLASGOW HAMPDEN 1952
Amateur footage of events in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Ralston during a visit to Scotland by the Queen and Prince Philip.
OFFICE HELENSBURGH FASLANE ‘AQUITANIA’ EARLY 1950
Amateur footage of women working in an office in Glasgow city centre, and general views at Faslane on Gare Loch, including the liner Aquitania.
Amateur footage of a home theatre performance of Cinderella.
Amateur footage of a Townswomen's Guild outing to Blackpool.
Amateur footage of a family moving house, and family and friends posing for photographs in a garden.
Amateur footage of a stage play or musical performed in Paisley by members of the Townswomen's Guild.
Out-takes from an unfinished amateur short comedy film, shot during the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers' annual members' weekend in Crieff.
BROADS, OFF TO ARRAN, BELLEISLE, EVA, the
Amateur holiday footage of a trip to the Norfolk Broads, the steamer Marchioness of Graham leaving for Arran and Burns' Cottage being re-thatched.
RIDING DISPLAY 1952 CARMUNNOCK MAY DAY 1953
Amateur footage of the Carmunnock May Day celebrations and a display event at a riding school.
RIDING DISPLAY 1952 PAGEANT HAZELDEN 1953
Amateur footage of a horse-riding display and a costume pageant at an equestrian centre.
UNICA - BUTLINS / CRIEFF WEEKEND / BELLEISLE FLOWERS
Amateur footage of the 13th UNICA Congress held in Glasgow in 1951, with visits to Ayr and Crieff, and ciné club members filming.
SPECIAL CONSTABULARY CRAIGIE ST, HAMPDEN, GEORGE SQUARE
Amateur film of activities based around Craigie Street Police Office, headquarters of the Southern Division in Glasgow, towards the end of the war.
Amateur footage of the main sights and buildings in the centre of Ayr, and shots of Alloway.
Amateur footage of a journey down the Clyde by steamer to Rothesay.
Amateur comedy film about a cat trying to steal a goldfish from its bowl.
TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD CONFERENCE LONDON 1964
Amateur footage of delegates attending a National Union of Townswomen's Guilds conference in the Royal Albert Hall in London.
TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD DRAMA SCHOOL LARGS 1966
Amateur footage of a residential drama course at Inverclyde House, Largs.
VARIOUS EARLY TOWNSWOMEN GUILD FILMS ST MARY'S LOCH, TOY SYMPHONY PERTH, AYR, STIRLING
Amateur footage of Townswomen's Guild events, including a coach trip to the Borders, music and theatrical productions and a fashion show.
Amateur footage of a show of wedding presents and a wedding reception.
Amateur home movie footage of family events, including home visits, trips to the seaside and riding stables.
Amateur footage of a Hazelden Riding Club gymkhana at Peel Road Field, Carmunnock.
Amateur footage of the last day of tram services on the streets of Glasgow, and the evening display of Glasgow's historic trams.
A recording of "Project 1965", a stage show organised by the Scottish Committee of the National Union of Townswomen's Guilds, with Scottish regional guilds performing tableaux from different lands.
Amateur film about a wet weekend in Carnoustie for members of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers, with a poetic accompaniment.
Director, members of Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers. -- Credits: camera sequences A. Murdoch, W. Murdoch, J.A.R. Smith commentary A . Murdoch with the co-operation of N. McGavin, C.E. Marshall, N.P. McGavin, M. Smith, R. Dobson, E. Wight.
Amateur comedy about an American tourist whose wallet is stolen, and he has to work in the hotel to pay for his stay.
Director, Norman T. Speirs, Willie Murdoch. -- Credits: lighting Frank Marshall script Averil Murdoch cast John Smith, Hiram; Bill Sheppard, porter; Frank Marshall, manager; guests and staff with 'Petite'.
AUSTRIA SEEFELD 1965 - IMST OBERAMMERGAU ETC.
A 'Cotter's' coach tour holiday to Austria.
Amateur footage of a coach trip from Glasgow to Rome, travelling through France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany and Austria on the way.
A history of the Eastwood area in Glasgow, and footage of new community building developments in the early 1970s.
Director, Averil and Willie Murdoch ; Producer, Thornliebank & Giffnock Cine Club. -- Credits: script and production Averil & Willie Murdoch.
Comprehensive history of the burgh of Ayr, including footage of buildings of historical interest.
Director, Averil and Willie Murdoch. -- Credits: script and production Averil & Willie Murdoch WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS FOR CO-OPERATION & ADVICE TO FRANCIS B DUNBAR, CHAIRMAN, AYR BRANCH, THE SALTIRE SOCIETY - WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS FOR INFORMATION & VISUAL MATERIAL TO MR W A DODD AND AYRSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, CARNEGIE LIBRARY, AYR. - FOR USE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS - SCOTSMAN PUBLICATIONS LTD (RIVER & FORT AREA), LEICESTER BUILDING SOCIETY (TOWN CENTRE) AND WHIGHAMS OF AYR LTD FOR FILMING FACILITIES.
Amateur family footage of various locations, including Ayr, Rothesay, the Dunoon area and Gare Loch.
Amateur footage of children's dance displays in a theatre and in a dance classroom.
Amateur footage of riding school gymkhanas and brief shots of an outdoor swimming pool.
Footage of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, including the King and Queen's visit, various pavilions, the fountain, amusement park and dancing waters. 3rd May 1938.
Scenes of Glasgow including its streets, with trams and buses, its shops, buildings, museums and parks, its shipyards, railway stations, theatres and cinemas.
Billy Graham's Good Friday service in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. He preaches to the assembled crowd of 16,000 people.
Credits: [Can label reads: "BBC telerecording. 17 10 55. Good Friday Service, Kelvin Hall"].
Footage of the manufacture of various products in the Co-op's chemical sundries department, including "Snowdrop" salt and "Unitas" oats.
A television advert for Co-op dividends.
Cinema trailer aimed at schoolchildren to persuade them to help pick the potato harvest.
Credits: (comm.s. Molly Weir and possibly Harry Gordon).
One of a group of seven documentaries made for the 1938 Empire Exhibition under the supervision of John Grierson, describing the history of Scottish education.
Director, Alexander Shaw ; Producer, Strand Film Company Ltd. at the Marylebone Studios Ltd. -- Credits: p. Stuart Legg cam. Jo Jago m. orchestra of Trinity Academy Edinburgh under the direction of George Reith. Recorded at Marylebone Studios on Piezo-Electric Sound.
One of a group of seven documentaries made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition, featuring the research work of the Scottish Fisheries Board.
The city of Dundee and its industries; jute, jam manufacturing and journalism. [Premiered at a meeting of the British Association in Dundee, September 1939, the screening was abandoned midway owing to the declaration of war].
Director, Donald Alexander ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: p. Stanley Russell ph. Graham Thompson sd. Malcolm M. Irvine [comm. w. Donald Alexander comm. s. Alastair Borthwick, Tom Smith].
The Comet Festival of 1988, Port Glasgow.
One of a group of seven documentaries made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition, the film compares and contrasts the old and new industries of Scotland.
Director, Donald Alexander ; Producer, Scottish Film Productions. -- Credits: p. Stuart Legg ass. d. Bladon Peake commentator Harry Watt ph. Harry Rignold, Jo Jago.
ADVERTS FOR I.S.P.A. INVERCLYDE SPORTS PERSONALITY AWARDS
A series of Powerpoint advertisements for Inverclyde Sports Personality Awards and Department of Leisure & Recreation services.
The 1992 European Comet Festival, Port Glasgow. Includes a radio interview with the president of the Lone Star Port Glasgow Country and Western Club.
Compilation tape featuring twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1985 and 1986.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1982 and 1983.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1982 and 1983.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1981 and 1983
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1984.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1984.
One of a group of seven documentaries made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition under the supervision of John Grierson, highlighting the struggle to live from the land and the work of the various departments of agricultural research and animal breeding.
Director, Mary Field ; Producer, GB Instructional. -- Credits: ph. George Stevens comm. s. E.V.H. Emmett.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1985. Final item features archive dating from 1969.
A compilation tape featuring news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
Compilation tape featuring six news items from Grampian Television, 1984 and 1985.
Four news items from Grampian Television, 1983. Records the SDP (Social Democratic Party) conference, held in St. Andrews.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Nine news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Three news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Four news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Nineteen news items from Grampian Television, 1986.
Compilation tape featuring thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1988.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Nine news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1983 and 1984.
Nine news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
The panoramic scenery of the Assiniboine Range in the Canadian Rockies, seen through the eyes of a climbing party. [This film was given to the film-maker Jenny Gilbertson by the Canadian Government in the 1950s to be used while lecturing in Canada].
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Ten news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Five news items from Grampian Television, 1980 and 1981.
Five news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Ten news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Family film of the Pennycooks on the beach.
Three news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Five news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Fifteen news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Three news items from Grampian Television, 1985.
This is a compilation tape featuring news items from Grampian Television from the 1980s.
Scenes of events held in Glasgow during the Empire Exhibition, for example an historical pageant, a Boys' Brigade display and a Scout rally.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Ten news items from Grampian Television around the theme of 'industrial disputes'
Seventeen news items from Grampian Television,
Compilation tape featuring thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Thirteen news items from Grampian Television,
Five news items from Grampian Television,
Eight news items from Grampian Television,
Nine news items from Grampian Television,
Events celebrating the coronation in Glasgow, 1937, including illuminations in George Square, a firework display and a children's carnival.
Four news items from Grampian Television,
Eleven news items from Grampian Television,
Compilation tape featuring nine news items from Grampian Television in 1983.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, in 1983.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Ten news items from Grampian Television.
The streets of Kirkintilloch, a boat yard on the Forth and Clyde Canal, the Black Bull cinema and Peel Park are all featured in this amateur film.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Nine news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Sixteen news items from Grampian Television 1980.
Shots of Kirkintilloch during a winter snowfall; its streets, park and boatyard on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
Ten news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Fifteen news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Sixteen news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Four news items from Grampian Television, featuring rugby footage of North Midlands v South. [This tape copy is likely copied from the original film as transmitted]
INSPECTION OF PAISLEY FIRE BRIGADE BY PROVOST AND COUNCILLORS
Inspection of Paisley Fire Brigade by the Provost and councillors, and a firefighting demonstration using horse-drawn vehicles. Firemaster Girdwood performs acrobatic stunts on top of an extension ladder.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Fifteen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Seventeen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Nineteen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Thirteen news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 2122, BARRHEAD ACCLAIMS DRAMA CUP WINNERS
Celebrations in Barrhead as the whole town welcomes back Barrhead Players, after winning the the British Amateur Drama Championship with Elizabeth Milne's play, "Displaced Persons".
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Fifteen news items from Grampian Television,
Twelve news items from Grampian Television,
Eighteen news items from Grampian Television,
Seven news items from Grampian Television,
Sixteen news items from Grampian Television, all recording the Scottish National Party Conference of 1981.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, recording various political events concerning Conservative, SDP, and Labour.
Six news items from Grampian Television,
Seven news items from Grampian Television, all featuring 'Preview' arts programming, 1981.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1981. Sports footage, including football, cricket, and Highland Games.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1981, featuring the Royal Family.
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 70, NIGHT SWORD DANCE
Members of the Black Watch, on parade by torchlight and giving a performance of the sword-dance.
The Duke and Duchess of York inspect the guard of honour of the Black Watch and perform the opening ceremony for the new Art Gallery.
KING GEORGE INSPECTS GUARD OF HONOUR, BLACK WATCH
King George V inspects the guard of honour of the Black Watch at Ballater Station.
2nd BATTALION BLACK WATCH REHEARSE FOR THE NAVAL AND MILITARY TOURNAMENT
The Black Watch rehearsing their drill with pipes and drums, for a military tournament.
Footage of London's St. James's Park, as seen through the changing seasons.
Seven news items from Grampian Television, 1982, all concerning the fish industry of North East Scotland.
Ten news items from Grampian Television,
Made to encourage methods of prevention of TB, the film promotes the practice of regular chest x-rays.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: The NAPT express their thanks to all the characters who took part in this production. medical adviser Dr William Murray of East Fortune sc. adviser Miss Elizabeth Harrison of NAPT ph. Gordon MacKay recorded by W J MacLean w. and d. Henry Cooper Copies may be obtained from the NAPT, Tavistock House Tavistock Square London WC!.
Five news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Compilation tape featuring eleven news items from Grampian Television in 1983.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television,
Compilation tape featuring twelve news items from Grampian Television in 1983.
General shots of East Kilbride and of a council meeting discussing plans for the development of the town. [Trims only].
Three news items from Grampian Television,
Two news items from Grampian Television, featuring archive (film?) footage of a MacBrayne ferry and a Royal visit to the opening of the BP Forties oil field in 1975.
Two news items from Grampian Television, 1983.
Story of Ozark Ripley and his party of friends going for canoeing and fishing trip on the French River in Canada, which was discovered by the French Explorer Samuel de Champlain in 1615.
Producer, Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau.
Ten news items from Grampian Television,1985.
Coverage of lumberjacking in British Columbia, from trees cut and sawed to being shipped all over the world.
Seven news items from Grampian Television, 1980.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television. Concerning the oil industry in the North East of Scotland in 1981.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television. Concerning the tourism industry in the North East of Scotland in 1981.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1981.
Three news items from Grampian Television, 1981, all reporting on murders.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1982. Concerning both civic and military airports and bases in the North East of Scotland.
Seven news items from Grampian Television, 1982, featuring tasters for the arts programme 'Preview'.
Aberdeen, including the fish market, Marischal College, the River Dee and the Museum, August 1949.
Passenger steamers on the River Clyde, calling into Gourock, Dunoon, Rothesay and Tighnabruich.
Film of 'Tammie Twister', a pantomime which includes George West and Jack E Raymond as Laurel and Hardy.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1982, featuring tasters for (we think) the arts programme 'Preview'.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1982. All items concern industry in the North East, from paper mills and linoleum to sweet making and a meat factory.
Ten news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television. All concern the oil industry in the North East of Scotland in 1982.
Eleven news items from Grampian Television, 1982. All feature sports activities ranging from ice skating and rugby to snooker and fishing.
Eight news items from Grampian Television, 1982, featuring tasters for the arts programme 'Preview'.
Fifteen news items from Grampian Television, 1982, featuring tasters for the arts programme 'Preview'.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1982, featuring vehicles ranging from community buses, buses and motorcycles and items discussing bridge tolls and petrol pricing.
Comic display of fire fighting after an air raid.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1982, on the subject of sports (mostly football).
Two news items from Grampian Television, 1982. The first records general views of ospreys at Loch Garten The second features HMS Condor at Arbroath as marines return from the Falklands conflict.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Seven news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
Dumbarton prepares for impending war as shown by the Glasgow Evening Times. Air Raid warning posters are shown.
Fourteen news items from Grampian Television, 1982.
News items from Grampian Television, featuring archive footage of trawler boats, including Lord Talbot, Star of Scotland (launch and sea trials), Star of Lathallan (keel laying and launch at sea).
Four news items from Grampian Television, 1983. Mostly political footage from Scottish Conservative Conference (Mrs Thatcher, Norman Tebbit, George Younger). Last item concerns the ferry 'Claymore' en route to Oban as well as other sea going vessels.
Shots of bomb damaged buildings during reconstruction of the aftermath of an air raid. Rescue services demonstrate their techniques and first aid methods.
[filmed by Ben H. Humble]. -- Credits: [Glasgow Casualty and Rescue Party Services. Wound-faking by Dr A G Mearns and Mr R McDonald. Those who took part were from Knightswood First Aid Post, Knightscliffe First Aid Party Depot, Bellshaugh Rescue Party Depot, Pollokshaws First Aid Post and Elmvale First Aid Party Depot. ].
Nine news items from Grampian Television, 1984.
Six news items from Grampian Television, 1984.
Twelve news items from Grampian Television, 1985.
The ARP demonstrates techniques in caring for an unconscious person. Used as a test for First Aiders in Civil Defence.
Rock climbing on the "Cobbler". [Awarded first prize by Michael Powell in the 1948 Scottish Amateur Film Festival].
[filmed by Ben H. Humble]. -- Credits: This film was awarded the principal prize by Mr Michael Powell in the 1948 Scottish Amateur Festival. Nothing in this picture is faked The Climbers: John Nimlin, Harry Grant, David Easson [ph. and d. Ben H. Humble].
Compilation news tape from Grampian Television, 1984.
Compilation tape featuring eighteen news items from Grampian Television in 1986.
Holiday in Arrochar, local events, people and sights.
Compilation of ten news items from Grampian Television in 1985.
EDINBURGH CINE CLUB OUTING TO NORTH BERWICK
Members of a ciné club at the beach with their families.
Compilation of footage of the breeding of horses, cattle, pigs and sheep.
Agricultural film demonstrating the different stages of growing turnips.
Credits: p. staff of the Agricultural Department, Edinburgh University.
Footage of the manufacture of cartwheel rims and horseshoes.
Agricultural film demonstrating the method of treating straw with caustic soda for animal feed.
Compilation of footage of methods of transporting livestock by train, lorry and horse-cart.
Compilation of assorted footage of sheep, including shearing, dipping and veterinary procedures.
Mountain rescue techniques demonstrated at Glenmore Lodge.
Compilation of footage of horses, cattle and pigs.
Compilation of footage of agricultural practices, including the harvesting of a variety of crops.
Compilation of various agricultural activities including ploughing, sowing and harrowing.
General views of the Royal Highland Show in Alloa in 1953, including displays and stalls, and a display by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Compilation of agricultural footage of the collection and storage of silage.
Compilation of agricultural footage demonstrating the interaction between farm labourers and machinery.
Compilation of various agricultural activities in the Lothians, including beekeeping and a horse being gelded.
On a sunny evening, children perform sketches in aid of Red Cross in a garden for friends and family.
[filmed by Ben H. Humble]. -- Credits: Jean Gibson Dorothy Blair Morag [Brennan?] (illegible).
Compilation of assorted footage of sheep, including shearing, dipping, agricultural shows and auction.
Footage of agricultural activities including ploughing and harvest at Boghall Farm in Midlothian.
Director, Staff of the Agricultural Department of Edinburgh University.
Footage from two separate agricultural shows, including cattle shows and competitions.
EDINBURGH AND EAST OF SCOTLAND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Overview of the activities of the Edinburgh and East of Scotland Agricultural College.
Producer, [Edinburgh School of Agriculture Dept. of Photography].
A team of workmen construct drainage channels in a peat bog near Carnwath.
Various comedy sketches including a balancing act on a bicycle and the drinking of a glass of beer that never empties.
[filmed by Ben H. Humble]. -- Credits: Frothy Film Production. Cast without character - list of juxtaposed names. List "comic" credits, eg. Legal Adviser and Council Procedure, juxtaposed names. ph. & contin. & sub-titles & light. & spec. effects Beathan [ie. Ben H. Humble].
Grampian News compilation. See also ref {4350} for a documentary featuring the sculptor Gavin Scobie [featured in the last item on this compilation tape]
Compilation of various agricultural activities including poultry farming, cutting hay and fertilising fields.
Scottish amateur golfer Jimmy Walker and his opponent finish a round of golf in a tournament at Turnberry.
Amateur footage of guests arriving at a wedding and the bride and groom being driver away after the ceremony.
Educational film demonstrating methods and machinery used in the cultivation of many crops including cabbage, celery, leeks and onions.
Producer, p. Edinburgh University Department of Agriculture Production.
Shot while on holiday in Edinburgh and Brussels, and intended to film buildings of architectural interest, the trams are incidental.
Footage of a mobile milking shed in operation and shots of cattle being gelded and ringed.
We follow Clara on a journey through the worlds of her imagination as she drifts off to sleep on Christmas Eve. She meets the dashing Nutcracker Prince, takes on the larger-than-life Rat King, and is whisked into the luscious land of sweets by the Sugar Plum Fairy!
Credits: [choreography Peter Darrell music Scottish Ballet Orchestra].
A complete performance of Peter Darrell's The Nutcracker in two acts, performed at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh in August 1975.
Credits: [Choreographer: Peter Darrell and Lev Ivanov Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Designer: Philip Prowse].
A full performance of the ballet 'Cheri' by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. Patrick Bissell and Galina Samsova dance the lead roles.
Credits: [Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting Ian Irving Cast: Patrick Bissell and Galina Samsova].
A performance of Giselle in two acts by Scottish Ballet.
Credits: [Music: Adolphe Adam Choreography: Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot (recreated by Joyce Greame) Scenario: Theophile Guatuier, Vernoy de Saint Goerges, Jean Coralli Production: Peter Darrell Design: Peter Cazalet Lighting: John B Read] .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing La Sylphide as part of their Australian Tour of 1974.
Credits: Music: Herman Lovenskjold Choreography: August Bournonville Scenario: Adolphe Nourrit Design: Peter Cazalet Lighting Molly Friedel Cast The Sylph: Margot Fonteyn James: Ivan Nagy.
A demonstration of the reel "Mrs. MacLeod" by Scottish Country Dance Society dancers.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: piano. Daisy Badger and Hilda Stephenson sc. D.M. Elliot dance sup. Jean C. Milligan cam. ass. Frank Ellis, David Hanley, Tony Spratling. comm. s. Robert Urquhart sd. rec. Morris Asken slow motion seq. Paddy Vinton cont. Jan Jack.
Haud Close Tae Me is a reflection on the connection that remains between our younger and older selves and features a dancer from Scottish Ballet Elders’ Company, Jill Ferguson, and Scottish Ballet Artist Mia Thomson.
Director, Eve McConnachie. -- Credits: dancers Jill Ferguson and Mia Thompson director Eve McConnachie choreographer Christopher Hampson poem Jackie Kay soundtrack Alex Menzies project mentor / d. ph. Michelle Sherrington d. ph. Nick Aiton camera asst. Arif Nadeem runner Marie Linden colourist Oscar Sansom hair & make-up Jak Morgan p. Charlotte Gross for Scottish Ballet with thanks Sarah Potter, Carrie McAdam & The Forest of Black Scottish Ballet : Creative Haud Close Tae Me is sponsored by KPMG (with match-funding by Arts and Business Scotland) Haud Close Tae Me is supported by the Garrick Charitable Trust Scottish Ballet's 2017 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government.
An abstract dining room is the setting for Scottish Ballet’s largest film commission to date. Tremble stars 26 Scottish Ballet dancers....
Director, and choreography Jessica Wright and Morgann Runacre-Temple ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: A film by Jess & Morgs Cast: Jerome Anthony Barnes Rishan Benajamin Barnaby Rook Bishop Aisling Brangan Matthew Broadbent Nicole Conti Thomas Edwards Marge Hendrick James Hobley Grace Horler Roseanna Leney Evan Loudon Sophie Martin Amy McEntee Bruno Micchiardi Melissa Parsons Rimbaud Patron Grace Paulley Jamie Reid Luke Schaufuss Simon Schilgen Nicholas Shoesmith Claire Souet Eado Turgeman Anna Williams Araminta Wraith Scottish Ballet CEO / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson producer Tony Currie rehearsal director Oliver Rydout Hopscotch Films exec. p. John Archer producer David Brown d. and choreography Jessica Wright and Morgann Runacre-Temple d. ph. Matthias Pilz ed. Arttu Salmi p. design Ursula Cleary costume design Layla Mall m. Anna Meredith 'Nautilus' courtesy of Mishi Moshi Records & Warp Publishing sd. design and mix Dan Pugsley colour grade Ludo Roussaux @ Okay Studio online ed. Faris Hallaq @ Okay Studio 1st ass. d. Emma Sharkey 3rd ass. d. Kenni Campbell p. co-ordinator Phil Mews focus puller / 1st AC Nico Biarese lighting asst./ grip Stuart Anderson edit asst. Scott Bilsbrough gaffer Billy Harron electrician Pete Murphy costume asst. Rhona Simpson hair & make up Jo McAuliffe photographer Rimbaud Patron (Scottish Ballet) camera trainee Florence Gilbertson production trainees Kaja Kryda, Al Ritchie with thanks to Kate Carter, Matt Strachan, Stevie Winning, Mary Mullen, Sheelagh McCabe, Film City Glasgow, Margaret Williams, Hannes Langolf Scottish Ballet's Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation. Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government. .
Get a glimpse behind the scenes at Scottish Ballet and watch the production team create the sumptuous ‘Land of Sweets’ for Peter Darrell's The Nutcracker!
Scottish Ballet Principal dancer Sophie Martin takes us backstage during a performance of Cinderella to show her (super quick!) transformation from rags to riches.
ENGAGEMENT VERSION OF HIGHLAND FLING MINI DOCUMENTARY
Scottish Ballet's Highlands and Islands tour of Matthew Bourne’s Highland Fling was an extraordinary feat. See how the Ballet's Engagement team brought the show to life for participants aged 1 to 101 in these communities.
Credits: Christopher Hampson CEO/Artistic Director. Miriam Early Dance Health Co-ordinator Bethany Spence Stornoway Primary School Lisa Sinclair Special Project Manager Scottish Ballet's Engagement team working across Scotland connecting with the widest possible community everyday.
A romantic wee ballet, Highland Fling is Matthew Bourne’s take on the classic La Sylphide. It follows James, a young Scot with sex, love and rock and roll on his mind, and his fateful journey from the streets of Glasgow to a strange new world.
[d. and choreographer Matthew Bourne]. -- Credits: [d. and choreographer Matthew Bourne revival staging Etta Murfitt m. La Sylphide by Herman Severin Lovenskjold sd. design Paul Groothuis set and costume design Lez Brotherston lighting design Paule Constable].
With just three dancers and set to Stravinsky’s powerful score, the story is reinvented in this challenging work exploring themes of violence, obedience and domination.
Credits: [choreography Christopher Hampson music Igor Stravinsky lighting designer (staged) George Thomson supported by The Space, Creative Scotland, BBC].
Educational film describing the processes involved in preparing honey for sale.
Credits: Produced by the Edinburgh School of Agriculture.
Shots inside foundry of rolling press and various processes in steel manufacture. [Rushes for documentary].
A promotional film for Dairyland Theatre, a cookery demonstration event run by the National Dairy Council in London.
Interior shots of Western Infirmary, includes nurses, doctors, wards, patients, classrooms and operating theatre. [Rushes for television documentary?].
Shots of an unknown town with close-ups of the church tower. [Trims for documentary].
The story, through the eyes of an English tourist, of the "travelling bank" in the Hebrides and West Highlands.
Director, David Paltenghi ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: presented by the National Bank of Scotland act. Russell Waters and Jack Allen. special arrang. of Scottish airs by Tim Wright and his orchestra.
Grampian Television news tape, featuring items about the Men's World Outdoor World Bowls competition, 1984. Held at Westburn Park in Aberdeen, Scotland, from 11–28 July.
The Annual Fancy Dress Ball at Glasgow School of Art: "Something New Under the Sun". Includes two ballets, "Hungarian" and "Machine Age" and animated sequences.
Director, Wm. Norman McLaren, William J. MacLean, Violet Anderson ; Producer, [p.c. Glasgow School of Art Kinecraft Society, GSAKS]. -- Credits: At the Art School Carnival Ball A symphony on the Cine Kodak Special in two Movements: 1. Preparation for the ball 2. The ball The producers wish to thank: J Glasgow, and G Guthrie, for the loan of cameras. Dan Ferguson and his New Collegions for special musical effects. All who helped, especially Glasgow School of Art for facilities for working. .
A compilation tape featuring ten news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
Powerful anti-war film detailing the cost in dead and wounded, and the resultant economic depression of the 1914-1918 war. The film graphically illustrates the horrors of another war. [Entered for the 1937 Scottish Amateur Film Festival].
Director, Norman McLaren and Helen Biggar. -- Credits: "This film is addressed to all who are made to pay each day for their own and other people's destruction, to all who are taxed just now to pay for the future murder of millions of men, women and children, and especially to those who sit back and say "we can do nothing about"..
Compilation tape featuring forty one short news items from Grampian Television, from 1985 - 1986.
The various processed involved in making, packing, and labeling Crawfords Nile Wafer Biscuits.
The various processed involved in packing, and labelling Crawfords Rich Tea Biscuits.
A fete for Crawford's Biscuit Factory workers. Children playing games, general views of the stalls.
CRAWFORD'S TRAINING FILM: The Last of the Brick Ovens
The process of baking biscuits using brick ovens at Crawford's, Edinburgh. Biscuits are followed from raw mixture to oven, from oven to sorting tray.
Filmed by Norman McLaren and Willie J. MacLean, it shows a day in the life of the Glasgow School of Art. [Awarded SAFF prize].
Director, W.N. McLaren and W.J. McLean ; Producer, [p.c. Glasgow School of Art Kinecraft Society, GSAKS]. -- Credits: everything else S. McAllister GSAKS Presents SEVEN TILL FIVE A Pattern of the Day's Doings. Glasgow School of Art..
The sorting and stacking of biscuits at the Crawford's factory, Edinburgh.
Various methods of sealing biscuit tins in the Crawford's factory, Edinburgh.
Scottish Country Dance display during Coronation visit to Scotland. 2nd July 1953.
Producer, [p.c. Thames and Clyde]. -- Credits: [Production No 281].
ACTRESS, the: A Video Portrait of Julie Walters
A video portrait of actress Julie Walters, hung at the National Portrait Gallery in 1990.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Compilation of footage of agricultural practices, including ploughing, potato harvesting and making haystacks, using various types of machinery.
Single Screen film piece. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Single Screen Promo Video for 'I Just Wanna' by Blue in Heaven. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
A collaborative project that emerged from a dance class, between a dozen people with different professional art form and science skills.
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: A collaboration for television by Mike Leggett with John Colvin Zoologist John Downie Writer Burt Hollocks Clown Helen Roberts Dancer Keith Tippett Musician [End credits] Able Philip Manikum Bean David Shaw Deeds Sharon Whitbread The Class Martin Coles, Cathy Gross, Lone Mathieson, Mary Prestidge With thanks to John Downie, Sue Rickard, Daniel Mayer, Dick Gerrish, David O'Brien, Bristol Film Workshop, Dartington Hall Trust, Paignton Zoo, Bristol Community Dabce Centre with acknowlegment to Leonard Williams and The Woolly Monkey Sanctuary, Looe, Cornwall A programme by Mike Leggett. Made with the assistance of TSW Television South West..
Installation and single screen. Installation on 8 monitors.
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: [sd. Keir Fraser].
See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, Mike Leggett, John Hopkins. -- Credits: Chile. September 11th 1973. London. September 15th 1974. London. October 14th 1974..
Documentary about video artist Kevin Atherton. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
The artist approaches a young heifer in a field, the cow turning and retreating over a stream. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Single screen. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Public information film taking the form of a "Food Code". It shows both good and bad practices at work and in domestic situations, dramatically demonstrating the results of a lack of care.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: ph. Stanley L. Russell comm. s. James McKechnie tech. adv. Allan W. Ritchie.
Single Screen Trailer for Diverse Reports current affairs programme. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Video Performance. Recorded at Gauge Gallery See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Director, Kevin Atherton. -- Credits: [recorded at Gauge Gallery].
Video performance. Performance at Faroe Road, London. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
DUTCH TV COMMERCIALS NO. 1: Consumer Demonstration
Single screen. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
EIGHTEEN MONTHS... (OUTSIDE THE GROUNDS OF OBSCENITY AND LIBEL)
See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: [sd. Keir Fraser] sd. Keir camera J. Goddard, S. Chivers ed. J. Goddard, A. Shaw production and post production M.C.A. & L.V.A. [Maidstone College ofArt / London Video Arts] Thanks to J. Lingwood, M. Norcross, A. Parker, Dr. P. Whalley (B.M. Natural History) Commissioned by T.S.W.A. 3D Judith Goddard 1987.
Single Screen Video. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Broadcast as single screen, also shown as silent installation on multiple screens. In 5 parts: 5 Parts: Stars/Eagle Clouds; Green River/Yellow River; Spire; Heat; Ripple.
Director, David Cunningham. -- Credits: STARS / EAGLE CLOUDS camera David Oakley vision Ian Lee location Oliver France video ed. Denman Rooke p. ass. Loretta De Fries, Elizabeth Roberts picture and m. David Cunnigham guitar on STARS Robert Fripp exec. p. Martin Baker p. Anna Ridley An Annalogue Production for Channel Four Television. © Channel Four Television 1984 GREEN RIVER / YELLOW RIVER m. and picture David Cunningham camera David Oakley vision Ian Lee location sd. Oliver France video ed. Denman Rooke p. ass. Loretta De Fries, Elizabeth Roberts exec. p. Martin Baker p. Anna Ridley An Annalogue Production for Channel Four Television. © Channel Four Television 1984 SPIRE m. and picture David Cunningham camera David Oakley vision Ian Lee location Oliver France video ed. Denman Rooke p. ass. Loretta De Fries, Elizabeth Roberts exec. p. Martin Baker p. Anna Ridley An Annalogue Production for Channel Four Television. © Channel Four Television 1984 HEAT m. and picture David Cunningham camera David Oakley vision Ian Lee location sd. Oliver France video ed. Denman Rooke p. ass. Loretta De Fries, Elizabeth Roberts exec. p. Martin Baker p. Anna Ridley An Annalogue Production for Channel Four Television. © Channel Four Television 1984 RIPPLE David Cunningham camera David Oakley vision Ian Lee location sd. Oliver France video ed. Denman Rooke p. ass. Loretta De Fries, Elizabeth Roberts m. David Cunningham, John Greaves exec. p. Martin Baker p. Anna Ridley An Annalogue Production for Channel Four Television. © Channel Four Television 1984 [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Anna Ridley, Producer John Greaves, Bass Guitar Robert Fripp, Guitar].
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Cerith Wyn-Evans (live drawing)] Thanks to Cerith Wyn Evans, R. Clough & M. Wray Film & TV Judith Goddard 1983.
Various adverts, including Christmas greetings, Pearl and Dean advertising tickets for a grand ball, and the Entertainments Tax.
An interdisciplinary company-devised promenade performance.
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: Playwright Company / Watershed. Bristol January - April 1984. A collaboration for installation & performance co-ordinated by John Downie with Pauline Battson, Liz Debecchi, Liz Fjelle, Kate McNab, Kit Edwards, Canoe, Mike Leggett, Tony Robinson and A.C.H. Smith, Startled Insects, Pat van Twest, Richard Storer, Keith Tippett, Doug White with the financial assistance of the Gulbenkian Foundation. A video version by Mike Leggett © Unit Four: Bristol Film Workshop 1985 [Collaborators or Associated Artists: John Downie (writer, performer, project coordinator) The Playwrights Company & performers including: Pauline Battson, Kit Edwards, Liz Dbecchi, Canoe, Liz Fjelle (design), Kate McNab (actor), Tony Robinson (writer, actor), A.C.H. Smith (writer), Richard Storer (computer systems), Startled Insects (sound), Keith Tippett (piano, and musicians), Pat van Twest (writer, performer), Doug White].
Director, David Critchley. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Susie Freeman] for Susie and Katarine Witt David Critchley © 1988 - 2009.
Single screen B&W video (composite of 4 screens). See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Off-air recording of a programme showcasing the work of video artists. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Duvet Brothers, Gorilla Tapes, Akiko Hada, David Hall, Ian Breakwell, Sean Cubitt].
Director, Kevin Atherton. -- Credits: [ Collaborators or Associated Artists: Michael Archer Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design Annalogue Ltd].
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Duncan Morris (performer)] .
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Barbara Meter (voice) Mike Leggett (voice)].
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: Maria Hose, Julia Loud sd. Keir lighting Colin Smith studio K.I.A.D. Maidstone paintbox Stephen Partridge ed. Stephen Partridge post production facilities The Television Workshop D.J.C.A. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art Made with funding from the Arts Council and the BBC's "The Late Show" © 1990 Judith Goddard.
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Some Camera: Steve Chivers Sound: Peter Culshaw] original music composed and arranged by Peter Culshaw. © 3rd Chance Productions J. S. Bach St. Johns Passion production and postproduction Maidstone College of Art Video Bursary 1984. Financially supported by the Arts Council of Great Britain. Thanks to Oscar, Tony Hollingsworth, Mark Saunders, Colin Smith Judith Goddard 1984..
Footage of Glasgow's parks, including Pollok House, Rouken Glen and Queen's Park. Film made as an experiment with "new" colour film in and around March 1941.
Single screen B&W video. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, David Critchley. -- Credits: [recorded in the video studio at the RCA and Chelsea School of Art] [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Brian Young, Clive Richardson, Peter Savage].
8 x Fillers / Idents for cable / satellite TV Channel 'Music Box'. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, David Critchley. -- Credits: NO RECORD 1981 1983 David Critchley. Made at LVA 1983.
Title sequence for Channel 4 series 'Open the Box'. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Video art. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: A tape by Mike Leggett.
Single Screen promo video for 'Pump Up The Volume' by M/A/R/R/S [U.S. Version] See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
RADIO (WATCHING THE RADIO LISTENING TO THE TELLY)
Single Screen, point of sale advertisment. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
A short video piece from the late eighties. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Coverage of service held to celebrate the laying of a foundation stone for a new church in an unknown town. [Trims only].
Music promo video. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, David Cunningham (The Flying Lizards). -- Credits: [p. Anna Ridley].
SID PRESLEY EXPERIENCE - PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1
Single screen promo video for Sid Presley Experience 'Public Enemy No. 1'. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
SUPER 8 FILMS INCLUDING BLINKERS, SPEILBERG IS AN ALIEN ANIMATION, REAL PEOPLE, SWINGS, ART STATEMENT
Compilation of super 8mm films including: Blinkers; Spielberg is an Alien Animation; Real People; Swings; Art Statement See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
This video is an introduction to VIDEO TIMES, TELEVISION INTERVIEW and THE TELEVISION. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Video Performance. Recorded at Battersea Arts Centre. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Director, Kevin Atherton. -- Credits: [recorded at Battersea Arts Centre].
Single screen work. Video Art. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, David Cunningham ; Producer, produced at the Centre for Video and Computing, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. -- Credits: ed. Claire Jones paintbox Peter Jones produced at the Centre for Video and Computing, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art.
TRIAL BY MEDIA [DOCUMENTATION, DEN HAAG]
See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ Documentation from World Wide Video Festival, den Haag, Holland, September 1989. 14 screens from six sources.
Director, Rik Lander. -- Credits: w. and d. Rik Lander p. Sally Randle camera Terry Flaxton ass. Isobel Tuersley, Felix stedicam Pete Robertson sd. Mike Ray graphics Steve Burrell runner Ruth Lander camera gear Aim Image offline ed. Wall to Wall TV online ed. Diverse location Mike and Jocelyn Pappenheim ph. Barry Marsden, Andy Soloman Nosey Neightbour constructed by Pete Brown carpentry Johan Blaeke construction John Kwant, Chris Kwant technical support Leo Reijnen, Gerard Roos festival director Tom van Vliet extras Richard Lamotte, Anke Meinberg, Wallace, Cindy, Mike Ray, Louis Xenia and Alex Senn cast Rita Wolf, Steven O'Donnell, Ronm Webster, Eric Aspinall presented at The World Wide Video Festival Den Haag, Holland September 1989.
Director, David Critchley. -- Credits: [recorded in the video studio at the RCA].
General views of Scottish countryside. [Trims only].
Producer, [p.c. Campbell Harper Films Ltd.]. -- Credits: [Campbell Harper production No. 1199].
Sound performance work by David Cunningham.
Director, David Cunningham. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Glockenspiel: Derek Roberts Synthesiser: Steve Reynolds Camera: Gavin Bryars].
Video art by Kevin Atherton. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: with thanks Mark Saunders production and post production Tower Hamlets Arts Project, London Video Arts supported by Arts Council of Great Britain Judith Goddard 1984.
Director, Duvet Brothers. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Gorilla Tapes].
Single screen. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ "You may break, you may shatter the vase, but the scent of roses will hang about still." - T. Mann.
Director, Judith Goddard. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Videotape & Performance. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: personal FORMulation 'The Film Investigation' OPERATOR INSTRUCTION Switch-on Film Projector Switch-off Video Playback IMAGE con TEXT: ONE Film-maker, Presenter, Production, Lecturer. A videotape based on a multi-media presentation devised in 1979. Produced by Mike Leggett in collaboration with Bristol Film Workshop, Richard Kweitniowski video facilities Watershed, John Rodda Made with the financial assistance of Channel Four Television, South West Arts. © Unit Four: Bristol Film Workshop 1983. [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Isabelle Rodrigues Geoff Hardman Mike Leggett (Voiceovers)].
Director, Mike Leggett. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: John Downie & Kate McNab (Voiceovers)] personal OBJECTive 'the interactive programme' OPERATOR INSTRUCTION Switch-on Film Projector Switch-off Video Playback IMAGE con TEXT: TWO Film-viewer, audience, consumption, student A videotape based on a multi-media presentation devised in 1983.. Produced by Mike Leggett in collaboration with Bristol Film Workshop, Richard Kweitniowski video facilities Watershed Video, Exeter College of Art and Design Made with the financial assistance of Channel Four Television, South West Arts. © Unit Four: Bristol Film Workshop 1985. [Collaborators or Associated Artists: Isabelle Rodrigues Geoff Hardman Mike Leggett (Voiceovers)].
Original answer tape. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Cinema commercials portraying the hazards of drinking and driving.
Single screen composite version. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Documentation of IN TWO MINDS performance at Midland Group Gallery, Nottingham. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
'In Two Minds' is a two monitor video installation first exhibited in the Serpentine Gallery, London in 1978. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Documentation from Kettles Yard, Cambridge. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
A sixty minute video of the artist watching television. This tape requires the hirer or purchaser of the work to play the video positioned in front of their own T.V. 'Monitor Minder' will then perform the service of watching Television for you; alternatively with the addition of another video player 'Monitor Minder' will happily spend hours watching video art on your behalf. [synopsis from LUX http://lux.org.uk, last accessed 3/5/2013]
Director, Kevin Atherton. -- Credits: [ Collaborators or Associated Artists: Vicky Robinson (voice over in introduction)].
Advert. Video art. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Introduction. Video art. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
PIECES I NEVER DID (Original Single Screen Version)
Original Single Screen Version. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, David Critchley. -- Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: At various points - camerawork, studio or performance assistance, advice and support from: Alison Winckle, Keith Frake, George Saxon, Ian Bourne, Michael Fitzsimmons, David Trayner, Laura Knight, Helen Chadwick, Susie Freeman, Val Jones].
Tape required for video performance. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Re-railing a Pacific class locomotive after it had been completely detached and turned around. Two steam cranes take 47 minutes to re-rail the locomotive.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: British Railways.
Documentation of Video performance at Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
This is the Cardiograph 1 section from the from the 4 screen installation 'RESERVOIR'. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
SILVER LINING / FIRST LIGHT [Documentation Tate Liverpool]
Video Wall. 3 channels on separate video walls. 16 monitors on centre and 9 each on the two side panels.. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Videotape single screen. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ David Critchley: "Static Acceleration was first made in a 17 minute version on a half-inch open reel edit deck. A relatively new medium for artists at that time, video was still in the process of being explored for its possibilities and limitations. This is one of a series of works I made in the 1970's examining specific technical properties while also relating them to expressive or emotive content. While Static Acceleration has an emotive element that can only come from a viewer watching the tape, this piece can be described as analytical of the scanning process both in relation to the physical tape and the cathode ray tube. A one-minute take was made of my head twisting from side to side at a rapidly increasing rate, stopping only after I went as fast as I possibly could. This was then re-recorded by camera from a monitor with the action being gradually slowed down to play at a constant rate in time with a series of loud regular beats. Using the alarmingly small tape-speed knob on the 1970's Sony edit deck to progressively slow down the action, the movement of the head stretches the ability of the record-head drum to coherently represent the action, while also displaying its own technical limitations."
Performance and installation. The Television Interviewed at Time Base Arts Amsterdam & Cable TV by David Garcia. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
Credits: [Collaborators or Associated Artists: David Garcia].
Performance and installation. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
TELEVISION, the [Live at the ICA, London]
1959 SCOTTISH INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION, the
Scenes of the exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. Princess Margaret opens the event.
Producer, Glasgow Films Limited. -- Credits: sp. Council of Management [1959 Scottish Industries Exhibition] [possibly BBC news film?].
TWO PLACES TWO PERFORMANCES [MOMA, Oxford]
Two weeks of video performances linking two galleries, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford and the Institute of Contemporary Art, London. See list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk
TWO PLACES TWO PERFORMANCES [ICA, London]
Performance video which parodies accepted notions of the exotic and the romantic.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: equipment supplied by London Video Arts digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Director, Mick Hartney. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council ph. Roland Denning ed. Warren Baxter thanks Eddie Berg, Barrie Gibson, David Lascelles, Andrew H. Smith, Clare Smith, Hannah Smith, Animal Kingdom supported by DVA, Hull Time Based Arts, Merseyside Moviola.
The video explores the architectural space, light conditions and placement of objects within the gallery.
Director, Tony Sinden. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Early work - abstract colour images with an electronic music soundtrack.
Director, Peter Donebauer. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Behold is a kind of homage to Eadweard Muybridge's pioneering Motion Picture Studies (1878/85) [Tony Sinden]
Behold is a kind of homage to Eadweard Muybridge's pioneering Motion Picture Studies (1878/85).[Tony Sinden]
The belly moves as the body breathes. Laughing, singing (Meredith Monk) and rhythmic breathing (Inuit Katajaiit) accompany the fragmented image, edited at fault to create colour patterns.
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council singers Tamegeak Pitaulassie, Aggeok Pitseolak, Napache Samaejuk Pootoogook, Maggie Grey, Tumassie Kudluk, Jessie Tomassie, Mari Apaqaq, Soria Eyiyuk, Meredith Monk thanks G. Morgan, A. Vallis, H. Ironside .
A man is strangled to death and then dumped in a car in this amateur production of a fictional story.
Director, [filmed by Enrico Cocozza] ; Producer, CBC Films. -- Credits: A CBC Film starring Jack Smith and Eddie Cairns..
Documentation and recording of footage from performance at Biddick Farm 1978.
Director, Peter Donebauer. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council m.p. Peter Donebauer - Videokalos, Richard Monkhouse - Pattern Generator, Simon Desorgher - Flute & Synth, Brian Hoey - Guitar.
BLACKSTOCK ESTATE TAPES: Legard Campaign Tape
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council made by Mary Brown, Yesmin Hassan, Alix Jasinska, Donna Josiah, Van Rein, Lorette Josiah thanks to Legard Family Centre, Blackstock Advice & Community Project, Islington Arts & Entertainments, Greater London Arts, Women in Sync post-production London Video Arts, Kate Meynell, Zero One.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
A Book For a Performance is both part of Meynell's performance and a record of it, serving as a sort of fetish - complete with a lock of hair. [C. Elwes - Lux website]
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council production Air Gallery, London Video Arts, Katharine Meynell, Zoe Redman, Marion Urch, Jeremy Welsh post-production James Gormley, London Video Arts, Katharine Meynell.
Director, Marty St. James. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Conceived as a kind of documentary poem, it is a “poetic” response to the activity and processes within an amazing old brewery in Oxfordshire.
Director, Peter Donebauer, Simon Desorgher. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council camera Sean Leslie sd. Lol Lovett ed./engineer Mike Ray m.c. Simon Desorgher .
Fictional story following the lines of a Frankenstein type horror movie: A grim scientist orders one of his androids to destroy another, after finding out it has fallen in love with a third, "female" robot. She seduces her creator into drinking from a poisoned cup, and makes her escape...
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, CFU [Connoisseur Film Unit]. -- Credits: CFU [Connoisseur Film Unit] Production ass. d. Graeme Cullen ph. James Craig ass. ph. Gerard Cahill act. Sadie Curran, Les Crawford, Victor Atkinson, Enrico Cocozza, Oscar ed. Enrico Cocozza lighting Henry Blakeway, John Murdoch props William Mackay, Harold W. Marson make up Elizabeth Crawford, Betty Heron wardrobe Louise Torrance continuity Pattray Ash stills Henry Blakeway, Iris Lahey.
Static single shot sequence of a Fiat 850.
The main TV studio at Brighton Polytechnic was equipped with a chroma-key facility and the artist was interested to see what could be done with it apart from weather presenter type superimpositions.
An artwork made by Marty St. James and Anne Wilson for Channel 4's 'Comment' programme.
Producer, Channel 4 Television. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Through exposure to cheap media tricks and devices, viewers become aware of their own gullibility. When is it fiction?
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council .
An improvised dance sequence using electronic visual effects.
DANCER, the: Video Portrait of Shobana Jeyasingh
A video portrait of Bharatha classical dancer Shobana Jeyasingh.
Recording of guitar performance piece by Tony Sinden and Gilbert Patrick.
Director, Tony Sinden. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council m.p. Tony Sinden, Gilbert Patrick .
A personal view of private ownership of public utilities.
Director, Clive Gillman. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Queen Elizabeth's state visit to Edinburgh. She is presented with the key to Edinburgh Castle, watches a display at Murrayfield, and presents colours to the 1st Battn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
One of the artist's early video works, a monochrome "sketch" done as a first exploration of audio/video parallels using pre-recorded music.
Spoof studio television presentation about the importance of elocution and body language.
The artist in a stream of consciousness monologue to camera.
The artist's feelings about road safety and mortality after surviving a motorway crash.
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council thanks to Andrew Smith, Frankie Earnshaw with the support of Chapter Gallery, H.C.H.E., LO.H.A., L.V.A. .
FUNCTIONAL ACTION: Bouncing Balls, Clapping and Smoking
Recording of performance piece by Tony Sinden and Gilbert Patrick.
Director, Tony Sinden. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council sd. David Cunningham .
A satirical visualisation of the supreme being, lounging around in heaven eating crisps.
This single monitor version of John Adam's installation has the intelligent humour and idiosyncrasy characteristic of his work. [Lux website]
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council lighting camera Ken Slater sd. Elaine Drainville, Colin Laing ed. John Adams sc. John Adams production manager Keith Bell narr. Jon Bewley m. Jonathan Colling, Nigel Collier on-line ed. Mark George titles Susan Underwood facilities Stonehills Studios thanks to Gonzalo Diaz, Corinne Diserens, Orshi Drozdik, Matthew Forrester, Tony Fretton, Jayne Grier, Dr. Carolyn John, Wendy Kirkup, Dr Kunju Mohamed, Pat Naldi, Ben Ponton, David Rogers, Amikam Toren, Phillipe Thomas, Tunga; Jon Bewley, Tom Cullan, Ken Dodds, Jeannie Duncan, Simon Herbert, Tyne International, Chris Osbourne .
GREETINGS FROM . . . THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE?
Ironic look at political repression in South Africa.
The ceremony of the Honours of Scotland on the occasion of the state visit of Queen Elizabeth
Director, SAAC. -- Credits: This film was made with the co-operation of the Scottish Office, the Lord Provost Sir James Miller, Members of Edinburgh Cine Society and the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers..
A poetic work evoking the slippage of roles in the post-partum period.
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council production Katharine Meynell, Geri Morgan, Hannah Kates Morgan m. Louisa Lasdun m.p. Ruth Phillips, Ian Brown, John Hadden post-production James Gormley, London Video Arts, Katharine Meynell.
A commission made for Channel 4, the visual story of a London Street, each house containing an image of Britain, either past, present or future...
Producer, Questview Ltd.. -- Credits: technical crew Marty St. James, Anne Wilson, James Gormley general assistant Steve Rogers appearances by Neil Bartlett, Judy Cammaerts, Jane Clark, Noel Forster, Rose Garrard, Ratsauka Gavhure, James Gormley, Kirkland Laing, Melek & Hasan, Abena Nsia, Jane Parish, Steve Rogers, Humphrey the Horse thanks to Brian Johnson, Lea Valley Riding Stables, Triangle Sports,. Joe Ryan, the residents of Ellingfort Road London costumes Bermas and Nathans, David at Wig Creations equipment hire Samuelsons post-production Ravensdale Film & TV# sd. Red Light Recording Studios digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
This was intended to be, and still may be the first of a series of shortish tapes which concentrated on a single year of the 20th century and of my lifetime. [Mick Hartney]
Director, Mick Hartney. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council m. Charlie Parker, Morris Lane & his Combo Turntable, Richard Strauss, Jessye Norman.
Starting at reception and working its way through the structure and conventions of hotel life, this tape combines stories, fantasies and anecdotes from hotels all over the world.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson ; Producer, Questview Ltd.. -- Credits: ed. Cesca Eaton m. Matt Marks trombonist Andrew Maskrey cast Jane Clark, John Carson, Geraldine Pilgrim thanks to The Grand Hotel, Eastbourne; Roman Tropicals digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Feature on 'Reportage' programme of 'Hotel' installation at the Air Gallery, London.
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Following on from the simple deployment of chroma-key in Cloud Cover, I planned a more complex use of the device, which would include a parallel use of spoken text. [Mick Hartney]
A year on from Implied Statement and I was asked to give a talk on video at the Tate Gallery... [Mick Hartney]
This was my first video just to use the human form, and was a three-way collaboration between myself, Simon Desorgher and the dancer Earnest Burke. [Peter Donebauer]
A recording of a tape-slide lecture by Tony Sinden about his various installation works.
Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council .
Abstract experiments in low key lighting. [See also ref. 1122].
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: CBC Production Starring Eddie Cairns, Jack Smith, Samson Holt.
An ironic, stylized discourse on representation, reproduction, production and reality.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council sc. John Adams ph. Peter MacLauren, Ken Slater, John Adams sd. Ted Evans, Ken Winokur m. Ken Field, Ken Winokur ed. Terry Bracey, John Adams cast Jon Bewley, Amy Kaczur, Danny Mydlak, John Adams, Louise Rogers, Joy Nicholson, Marc Maislen, Don Burgie, Hazel Dormer, Jane Gillooly, Ken Winokur, Bonnie Donohue thanks to Sue Day, Tyne and Wear PTE; Susan Dowling, WGBH Boston; Louis, Bradford Cafe, Cambridge; Robin Sinton, Tyne Tees TV .
Interview with artist Peter Donebauer by students at London College of Printing.
Part biographical, part fantasy, IRON HEART is a lamentation of the dying notion of work.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: thanks to Severn Valley Railway; The Monmore Foundry Ltd.; Dawn Eccleston & Margaret Copeland, owners of Rodmell; James Gormley, LVA equipment hire and editing London Video Arts digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
IT SEEMS STRANGE BUT IT'S ALMOST DINNER TIME MARGARET
Produced for a compilation video of 1 minute pieces by various artists called 'Miniatures'.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council cast David Rogers (Jim), Jon Maher (Jim's voice), Julia Rogers (pianist).
A rough cut of a film about a young couple making a home movie of their road trip to the West Coast of America.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council sc. John Adams ed. John Adams p. Don Wellman ph. Andrew Neumann lighting Ken Dodds sd. Flora Moon, Mario Cardenas cast Jane Gillooly, Ken Winokur, Teddy Dibble, Cindy Kleine, Andy Benson, Geoff Benson, Amy Kaczur, John Messina for detailed cast and credits list, see: http://www.rewind.ac.uk/documents/John%20Adams/JA017.pdf [last accessed 23/5/2013] .
Jump-cut talking head about gender relationships.
An alternative tale of romance at the British seaside.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: cast Marty St. James (The Spiv); Anne Wilson (Woman); Mark Stevens (Hermes); Steve Rogers (The Wizard) production and post-production London Video Arts locations - Southend on Sea, Leigh on Sea, Beachy Head, Bridlington Gap, Wendy Foley Dance Studio London introductory line from 'The Kingdom by the Sea' by Paul Theroux .
A father teaches his son the noble art of trout fishing, but the apparent tranquility is broken by the North Yorkshire train which runs past. [Lux website]
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council thanks to Guy Carpenter, Louise Forshaw, Jo Millet, Rob Gawthrop, Peter Harvey with support of H.C.H.E., H.T.B.A., L.H.A., L.V.A., A. .
variable aperture garden view myself the cat pulling focus and that vidicon struct form evolving a sense time of late July sun and so [Tony Sinden]
An exploration of male interaction by Man Act.
Story about a black cat that turns into a man and kills its owners.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: CBC Production Starring Gavin Brown, Jack Griffon, Rita Pettigrew.
After his wife is killed by young thugs, Tommy is left to look after their newborn daughter and struggle with agoraphobia. His paranoia increases as the gang seem to be targeting him and a local priest warns that they are coming to take his daughter. [synopsis from British Film Institute]
Director, Ciaran Foy ; Producer, Blinder Films / Sigma Films. -- Credits: Blinder Films / Sigma Films present in association with Creative Scotland with the participation of Bord Scannan na Heireann / Irish Film Board [cast Aneurin Barnard James Cosmo Jake Wilson Wunmi Mosaku] [crew m. Tomandandy casting d. Shaheen Baig special makeup effects designer Paul Hyett visual effects supervisor Feidhlimidh Woods p. designer Tom Sayer ed. Tony Kearns, Jake Roberts d. ph. Tim Fleming co-producer Alan Maher exec. p. Gillian Berrie, David Mackenzie, Kieron J. Walsh p. Katie Holly, Brian Coffey w. and d. Ciaran Foy].
Aaron, a young misfit in a remote Scottish community, is the lone survivor of a strange fishing accident that claimed the lives of five men including his older brother. Spurred on by sea-going folklore and local superstition, the village blames him for this tragedy, making him an outcast amongst his own people. Steadfastly refusing to believe that his brother is dead, and possessed by grief, madness and magic, Aaron sets out to recover him...
Director, Paul Wright ; Producer, Warp X. -- Credits: BFI Film and Creative Scotland in association with Screen Yorkshire. A Warp X production cast George Mackay Kate Dickie Nichola Burley Michael Smiley Sharon Mackenzie casting d. Kahleen Crawford and Danny Jackson post production supervisor Mike Morrison line p. Karl Liegis hair and makeup designer Maxine Dallas costume designer Jo Thompson supervising sound ed. Joakim Sundstrom production sound mixer Stevie Haywood ? music supoervisor Phil Canning original score Erik Enocksson p. designer Simon Rogers supervising ed. Anders Refn ed. Michael Aaglund exec. p. Robin Gutch, Mark Herbert, Katherine Butler, Hugo Heppell, Lizzie Francke p. Mary Burke, Polly Stokes w. and d. Paul Wright Copyright Channel Four Television Corporation / British Film Institute / Creative Scotland and Warp X Limited 2013.
Sunset Song is a coming of age story about the daughter of a Scottish farmer and a family struggling to survive and torn apart by tragedy in the early 1900s. Based on the novel by Lewis Grassic Gibbon. [synopsis from BBFC website]
Director, Terence Davies ; Producer, Hurricane Films, Iris Productions and Sellout Pictures . -- Credits: Metrodome Fortissimo Films Production Magnolia Pictures, BFI, Film Fund Luxembourg, Creative Scotland and BBC Scotland present a Hurricane Films, Iris Productions and Sellout Pictures production Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Starring Agyness Deyn, Peter Mullan and Kevin Guthrie sd. Marc Thill makeup designer Katja Reinert costume designer Uli Simon composer Gast Waltzing p. designer Andy Harris line p. Victoria Dabbs casting John Hubbard and Ros Hubbard ed. David Charap d. ph. Michael McDonough ASC co-exec. p. Alice de Sousa exec. p. Bob Last p. Roy Boulter, Solon Papadopoulos and Nicolas Steil adapted and d. Terence Davies.
Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin starring Scarlett Johannson as a voracious alien seductress who scours remote highways and backroads for human prey.
Director, Jonathan Glazer. -- Credits: An A24 Release. Film4 and BFI present In association with Silver Reel, Creative Scotland and Filmnation Entertainment A Nick Wechsler / JW Films production A film by Jonathan Glazer [Scarlett Johansson , Jeremy McWilliams , Lynsey Taylor Mackay ] location manager Eugene Strange hair and makeup designer Chrissie Beveridge costume designer Steven Noble casting d. Kahleen Crawford post production supervisor Richard Lloyd co-producers Alexander O'Neal, Gillian Berrie visual effects design One of Us sd. design Johnnie Burn music produced and supervised Peter Raeburn m. Mica Levi p. designer Chris Oddy ed. Paul Watts d. ph. Daniel Landin BSC exec. p. Tessa Ross, Reno Antoniades, Walter Campbell, Claudia Bluemhuber, Ian Hutchison, Florian Dargel based on the novel by Michael Faber w. Walter Campbell, Jonathan Glazer p. James Wilson, Nick Wechsler Copyright Seventh Kingdom Productions Limited, Channel Four Television Corporation and The British Film Institute .
Fictional story of a young man and woman who fall in love on a ferry.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: With Norah Traylen, George Rees, Alan Davis, Roderick Ravenscraig, Henry Crouch, and BFI Film School extras. Starring Sheila Rioghbhardain and Leslie Hardcastle. Any similarity is quite intentional.
The tape meshes psychoanalysis, a feminist view of the subjective and raw deadpan humour in a black comic reassessment of the smothering Mother of myth.
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council cast Zoe Redman, Clara Thomas camera Mike Stubbs, Stephen Littman camera assistant Karen Ingham grip Graham Oxby sd. assistant Atalia Shaw production manager Louise Forshaw exec. p. Ben Gibson ed. Stephen Littman m. Sylvia Hallett sc. Katharine Meynell .
A 'family portrait' shot at the artist's parents' home in London and made during his Fine Art degree at Sheffield Polytechnic.
This video was realised in the Royal College of Art broadcast colour television studio.
Recording of a metronome used as part of 'Time, Upstairs' video installation.
MOONRISE: Man & Moon / Mermaid Sea Sky / Juggler and Fire
Moonrise is a woman's song of desire, invested with fierce and conflicting emotions. [Katharine Meynell]
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council m. Sylvia Hallett. juggler Susie Oddball mermaid Hannah K. Morgan .
Moving was the first of my tapes to incorporate naturalistic imagery derived from sources outside the television studio. [Peter Donebauer]
Off air footage of an episode of HTV quiz show 'Mr & Mrs' featuring Marty St. James and his wife.
The stirring story of a naval disaster. Stubbs himself is the narrator.
The introduction to a story of apparitions, piracy and science.
Japan is the raw material here in a frenetic scramble of footage shot in Tokyo, robotic imagery and hi-tech effects. Somewhere between travelogue and the mediamix of new technologies. [British Artists' Moving Image Database website]
Fictional story of a golfer who finds a magical ring; he dreams that he falls in love with a lady trapped in a ruined house. [Highly commended at the 1953 SAAC Festival].
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1953 Festival, Highly Commended Film. cast Elizabeth Crawford & Leslie Crawford.
Part of a series of short 'non-linear' videos made in the late 1980s/early 90s.
Explores the gap between the fantasy of England's legends: knights in armour, castles, romance, etc., and the realities of the high-rise council tower-block life.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: equipment hire and editing London Video Arts digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Off-air recording of a feature on Channel 4 News about the National Portrait Gallery's installation of the video portraits series by Marty St. James and Anne Wilson.
One of the earliest but still the longest and most complicated work I have made in video, I was very preoccupied with the paintings of Cezanne. [Mick Hartney]
Spoof music lesson with saxophonist Lol Coxhill.
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council thanks to Brian Fearn, Malcolm King, Peter Lawrence, Steve Longman, Sean McGuire, Fred Perkins, West Surrey College of Art & Design m.p. Lol Coxhill p. Mike Stubbs / New Art Consort.
Recording of a gallery performance piece by Tony Sinden.
Series of spoof television-style adverts for hair care product.
A sequence of close up images of Roman sculpted faces in the pages of a book.
Off-air recording of the performance piece from the BBC Television series 'Alter Image'.
Dense visual meditation on language and cultural diversity examining the way these differences are instilled in children around the world. [Lux website]
Director, 9 Attrition Magnetic. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council costume George Giles, Tsubaraya Productions ph. Sven Harding, Pam Smith, Andy Stones, St. John Walker, Clive Gillman, Kiran Raval, Mr. Mandalia, Alan Schechner, Chinatsu Mori key grip John McNeill, Kiran Raval soundtrack Alan Walker, Clive Gillman, Kazuko Hohki cast Bethany Hutchinson, Jake Roberts, Sister Henry, Brother Hinds,Manh Yee Cheung, Yuen Mey Tang, Nishaben Popat, Puja Popat, Mike van Duren, Hema Acharya, Geeger Jogia, Stephen Boros-Toby, Jamie Monroe, Yelitze Rivas de Wittering, Fabiola Wittering Rivas, Maria Fryda, Orit Griffith, Jake Walker, Ela Krychowska, Masiej Krychowska, Raj Preet Heer, Anita Heer, Nina Marschenko, Hania Zamulinska, Naoko Kitamura, Seiji Yoshimura, Masayuki Murai, Tomohiko Otsuki, "Ryushyai", Keiko Sei - children from class 4B, Charnwood School, Leicester - Juskaranpal Singh, Chinatsu Mori - children from St. Matthews N.C. Chinese School, Leicester - George Giles, Maiko from Kyushu, Jamie Brooke, Emily Brooke special thanks to Lady Fisher, Keiko Sei, Alfred Birnbaum, Ivy Liu, Kittv Tse, Hadogumi, May Dowdall, Jackie Greenhouse, Sarah Haughty, George Giles, John McNeill, Paul Howard, Kiran Raval, Keiko Sei, Ellis Paul, Moonshine, Keybo, Roger Hutchinson, Gill Hutchinson narration Kazuko Hohki ass. camera Adam Hankinson, Matthew Beaver researchers St. John Walker, Alan Schechner, Inger-Lise Hansen ed. St. John Walker, Clive Gillman at London Video Arts, Fosse Community Studios, Leicester slo-mo Jonathon Willis.
A comical story featuring Enrico Cocozza playing a film producer who pilfers a woman's hat.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: CBC Production With Barbara Kirkwood, Patricia MacDonald, Gavin Brown, Enrico Cocozza ph. Graëme C Cullen Concocted by Cocozza-Brown-Cullen..
Peter Handke’s play of the same name inspire a boy and a girl to express statements about themselves, alternately and simultaneously.
A witty collision of fiction and reality, ironically rendered as a multi-textual pastiche of mass media and personal narratives.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: video John Adams, Kenneth Dodds film camera Ken Slater narrator Veronica Latham digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Landscapes in black and white and colour domestic vignettes, with an internal monologue as voice over...
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council production Emily Andersen, Kate Meynell, Zoe Redman, Alan Valis post-production London Video Arts .
SINGER, the: A Video Portrait of Sally Burgess
A video portrait of opera singer Sally Burgess, hung at the National Portrait Gallery in 1990.
SPACE BETWEEN / SPACE BEYOND DOCUMENTATION
Unedited footage of Tony Sinden interacting with exhibits at his 'Space Between / Space Beyond' installation.
SPACE SURROUNDING, THE INTERIOR DESIGN, THE GARDEN BEYOND DOCUMENTATION, the
Footage of 'The Space Surrounding, the Interior Design, the Garden Beyond' installation.
The basic idea behind state of division was that a videotape would be found on a bus and played by the finder.
STEREOTYPES (Channel 1 - Left) / STEREOTYPES (Channel 2 - Right)
An early video made at Sheffield Polytechnic, originally presented as a two screen piece.
Adams fuses storytelling and performance in a reverie on reality and fiction.
Director, John Adams. -- Credits: collaboration with Ken Gill digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
The struggle to bring order out of chaos,loosely structured around the seven days of creation in Genesis.
A drama about four schoolchildren playing truant to have a picnic. [Commended at the 1952 SAAC Festival].Four school children (two boys and two girls) play truant to have a picnic, during the course of which they eat so much that they are too fat to move and are thus caught by a teacher. [Shots include Wishaw Central School (exterior), classroom scenes and park, probably in Wishaw]
Director, Robert Forsyth ; Producer, Excelsior Films / Wishaw Central School Youth Club Film Society,. -- Credits: Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers. 1952 Festival. Commended film. Excelsior Films Presentation. w. and d. Robert Forsyth ph. and lighting W. Shields, I. MacDonald, S. Caine, H. McDougall, H. McLean ass. d. Bertie Naismith general supervisor Enrico Cocozza cast Dorothy Hunter, Cathie Bence, Alex McCallum, Chick Anderson, W Caldwell, Munro D. Black, Jimmy Dickson assisted by The Sneddons, Joan Barr, Ellice Hunter, Jenny Murray, Jo McCartney, Fred Jackson, Robin Dunsmuir, Gavin Brown, Mima Muir, Ann Smart, Margaret Baird, Nan Douglas continuity Mary McCulloch ed. Joan Barr & Ellice Hunter Produced at Wishaw Central School by Wishaw Central School Youth Club Film Society..
Shot as documentation of a performance by Man Act titled Sweatlodge. [Lux website]
Director, Mike Stubbs. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council on-line ed. Claire Jones post-production television Workshop, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art .
SWIMMER, the: A Video Portrait of Duncan Goodhew
A video portrait of swimmer Duncan Goodhew, an 11-screen installation at the National Portrait Gallery in 1990.
Documentation recording of two sound structures [Tony Sinden]
Director, Tony Sinden. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council m.p. Tony Sinden, Gilbert Patrick sd. David Cunningham.
Teeming was inspired purely by the process of internal meditation [Peter Donebauer]
A student documentary about the work of early video artists, including interviews.
Director, Etna Mijares, Arturo Pereira, Martha Ramirez. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council .
A narrative in four parts, each a different facet of the same character.
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council cast Gill Haywood, Kim Miller, Zoe Redman, Jean Matthee, Claire Hodson production Gill Haywood, Claire Hodson, Jean Matthee, Katharine Meynell, Kim MIller, Zoe Redman, Mary Rene, Marion Urch equipment Co-options, London post-production London Video Arts sc. Katharine Meynell narr. Mary Rene .
The repetition of mundane everyday images on a city street combined with a narrative of wartime atrocity.
An early video made for the artist's BA Fine Art course at Sheffield Polytechnic.
Installation piece - images of flowing water, some with frame structure altered.
A steamer trip from Wemyss Bay through the Kyles of Bute to Inveraray.
Director, Enrico Cocozza and William Marshall. -- Credits: Colour by Kodachrome ph. Enrico Cocozza and William Marshall Musical background arranged by Bob MacLeod sung by Louise Boyd.
Extracts from television drama series, with frame structure altered and speed alterations - part of unfinished project.
Marion Urch falteringly reads a medical diagnosis, contrasted with other more personalized information. [Lux website]
Director, Katharine Meynell. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council production Emily Andersen, Peter Diggory, Maya Littman, Kate Meynell, Zoe Redman, Marion Urch post-production London Video Arts.
Rehearsal recording for a performance at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
VIDEO PORTRAITS ON 'BEHIND THE HEADLINES'
Studio interview with artists Marty St. James and Anne Wilson by Sandy Toksvig.
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: equipment supplied by London Video Arts digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Video performance satirising consumerism and romance.
Performance video satirising traditional gender roles at work and at home.
VISUAL ART SONGS FOR THE 80's: TRUE LIFE ROMANCE / BEATNIK / TOM BOY TOM GIRL / FOOTSTEPS ON MARS
A selection of videotapes, including 'Visual Art Songs for the 80's', exhibited in Brussels and London as part of the 5th video art festival 'Voir Des Videos'.
Director, Marty St. James & Anne Wilson. -- Credits: thanks to Zoe Callaghan, Jane Clarke, Noel Forster, Clare Harper, Jeff Marsen, Kate Pankhurst, Jane Parish, Chris Rushton, Trevor Sutton special thanks to the staff of London Video Arts for their help and support digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
An experimental video for the artist's degree show at Sheffield Polytechnic,.
The artist's parents at Harwood House and at home - 'an early video art mockumentary'.
A waiter watches as the artist eats two curry dishes in a restaurant.
Comedy about a young boy and his dog on holiday with his grandmother. [Highly commended at the 1953 SAAC Festival].
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: SAAC 1953 Festival. Highly Commended. A Film by Enrico Cocozza with Martha Marshall, Gavin Brown, Chick Anderson and Sanny Johnstone..
ZG PRESENTS: The Work of 4 New York Artists
A compilation of the work of artists Jack Goldstein, Robert Longo, Richard Prince and Cindy Sherman.
Director, Mike Stubbs, Atalia Shaw. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council comm. sp. Maureen Paley, Stuart Rosen, Mike Stubbs, Atalia Shaw, Doobie Eylath m. Glenn Branca, Sonic Youth images Jonathan Miles text Edith deAk .
Single screen video with images of Andy Warhol's art re-colourised.
Director, George Barber. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
A haunting study in female paranoia and male menace.
Uses a past journey and previous encounter to speculate on the notion of memory and experience.
Director, Malcolm Dickson. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
A psychological landscape in which the different facets of a woman's personality and experience are played out and resolved.
Director, Catherine Elwes. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
See http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ for any available programme information.
Director, Mineo Aayamaguchi. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Impressionistic documentation of anarchist event on Glasgow Green.
"This tape records, er re-presents my train of thought as I sat watching television one Thursday evening.... Top of the Pops - the programme that so inflamed my pubescent desires still plies its trade..."
An amateur film experimenting in low key lighting. [See also ref. 1114].
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: With John Dick, William Skilling, Margo Pettie, Tom Skilling, Gavin Brown. Decor by Fabrice ph. E. Cocozza ph. G. Cullen.
Director, Jeremy Welsh. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Off-air recording of STV arts programme 'Don't Look Down' - first half of programme only. Features New Visions Festival.
"Looks in an abstract way at the way in which nature produces similar forms by two completely different processes; one biological, the other meteorological".
Director, Brian Hoey, Wendy Brown. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
The echoes of the past form a mosaic upon whose surface we inscribe the thoughts, words and actions of the present. Will the echoes of the present reverberate in the future?
Video performance, by Mineo Aayamaguchi.
Video installation using monitors as windows to a family life.
Fictional story about an English boy, Cecil, on holiday in Scotland and his holiday friends playing in Wishaw streets and in a park.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: Cast Norman McParland & Peter McCartney (others, credited in v/o only, inaudible over music, might be Hugh Edmonds, Andrew Docherty and Nat Beale) montage Jimmie Craig.
Director, Brian Hoey. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
A short visual essay that depends on the interaction of sound and image to create meaning.
Documentation of video performance, by Mineo Aayamaguch
Documentation of Chris Rowland's 'Hothouse' at Video Positive, Liverpool.
"In this video I was exploring the use of primary colours and colour construction with the video monitor [Mineo Aayamaguchi]
An amateur film telling the story of a dog having a bath.
Director, [filmed by Enrico Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: Enrico Cocozza presents Russel Laing and Gerard Cahill, and Ric the Dog.
"...SUMMER will open an imaginative space in which the viewer will contemplate the experience of intimacy and separation, heterosexuality and loss, childhood formations and the adult psychological heritage." [Catherine Elwes]
"Jazzland began when Barber noticed that the things that key best are always the brightest against the darkest...."
The story of an accident on a film set is read, mimed and ad-libbed while a throat is being carefully slit with a knife, wax, paint and Kensington Gore (theatrical blood).
Labyrinths is a visual poem. An experiment in image manipulation. A portrait of self and others.
LARMES D'ACIER & SAVOIR RETENIR ET FIXER CE QUI EST SUBLIME
Documentation of Marie-Jo Lafontaine's 'Larmes d'acier & Savoir Retenir et Fixer ce qui est Sublime' at Fruitmarket, Edinburgh.
A full performance of Mary Queen of Scots by Scottish Ballet, in two acts. Performed at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, on 3 March 1976.
Credits: [choreography Peter Darrell composer: John McCabe (commissioned score) scenario: Noël Goodwin designer: Peter Docherty lighting: John B. Read Casting: Elaine McDonald, Graham Bart, Robin Haig with Andrea Durant, Richard Holland, Kit Lethby, Paul Tyers; Gordon Aitken, Anne Allan, James Cowie, Gavin Dorrian, Louise Hellewell, Chua Kah Joo, Simon Laing, Ruth Prior, Yuji Sato, Kenneth Saunders, Nigel Spencer, Dianne Storer and dancers of The Scottish Ballet] .
Performance of Petrushka by Scottish Ballet at the Theatre Royal in 1989.
Credits: [Choreographer: Oleg Vinogradova Composer: Igor Stravinsky].
A recording of Pas de Quatre by The Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Glasgow, circa 1975.
A recording of the premiere of Esprit by The Scottish Ballet. Performed at the Studio Theatre at 261 West Princes Street.
Credits: [Choreography: Paolo Lopes Lighting: Grahame Gardner Design: B J Ryan] [music Alyth McCormack?].
FIVE BRAHMS WALTZES IN THE STYLE OF ISADORA DUNCAN
A full performance of Frederick Ashton’s ‘Five Brahms Waltzes in the Style of Isadora Duncan’. [Recorded at Epworth Leisure Centre, 18 June 1993]
Credits: [Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Composer: Johannes Brahms].
A recording of Scottish Ballet's studio rehearsal for Robert Cohan's The Four Seasons.
THAT CERTAIN FEELING / MACBETH / WILD LIFE 1
A recording of That Certain Feeling, Macbeth and Wild Life 1, performed by Scottish Ballet at Tramway on 27 May 1992.
Fictional story of a man who commits suicide after a series of events. The title, meaning Incubus, is the name for a demon that preys upon women in particular, although it may also attack men.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: CBC Film With Louise Boyd, Gavin Brown, Enrico Cocozza, Iain Hull, Jack Griffen and Jack Smith.
An educational workshop for Glasgow City Schools, run by the Scottish Ballet Education Unit.
Credits: [Scottish Ballet Education Unit] .
Scottish Ballet's piano rehearsal recording of 'Monotones'. Monotones is a one-act ballet in two parts choreographed by Frederick Ashton to music by Erik Satie.
Credits: [choreography Frederick Ashton reproduced by Lynn Wallis music Erik Satie] [Cast: Alexander Grant].
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Naila and Full Call at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh on 1 December 1982.
Credits: [Naila Choreography: Gordon Aitken Composer: Leo Delibes Full Call Choreography: Peter Royston Music: To the Aisle (The Five Satins), Jailhouse Rock (Elvis Presley), Jimmy Mack (Marth and the Vandellas), Swan Lake (Madness), Johnny and Mary (Robert Palmer), Going to the Chapel (The Dixy Cups)] .
Scottish Ballet in rehearsal for Light Fandango in the studio at 261 West Princes Street, Glasgow. Following the performance the company receive notes and corrections.
Credits: [Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Ma / Meyer / O'Connor / Traditional Irish].
A full performance of Light Fandango by Scottish Ballet, a programme of seven dances set to Irish music. [The end of the recording cuts to a section of footage of Ae Fond Kiss]
Credits: [Light Fandango Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Ma / Meyer / O'Connor / Traditional Irish] [Ae Fond Kiss Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Igor Stravinsky].
Full performances of ballets 'Jeux' and 'Othello', both performed as part of Scottish Ballet's Spring Season in 1978.
Credits: [Jeux: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: Claude Debussy Lighting: Charles Bristow Othello: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: Franz Liszt (A Faust Symphony – 1st Movement) Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: Peter Searle] .
Full performance of Robert North's 'The Snowman' performed by Scottish Ballet at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, in 2002.
Credits: [Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Howard Blake Designer: Andrew Storer Based on the story by Raymond Briggs].
COOL CLASSICS: FAERIE FEET, FIVE RUCKERT SONGS, JUST SCRATCHIN' THE SURFACE
Three ballets performed as a ‘Cool Classics’ triple bill at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh, in June 1998.
Credits: [Faerie Feet: Choreographer: Sheridan Nicol Composer: Peat Bog Faeries Five Rückert Songs: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: Gustav Mahler, arranged by Bramwell Tovey Lighting: Ian Irving Just Scratchin' the Surface: Choreographer: Adam Cooper Composer: Duke Ellington/Oscar Peterson/Charles Mingus/Larry Adler] .
A full performance of the Night Life Triple Bill by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in May 1999. Comprised of three ballets: Diversions, Night Life, and Rapture.
Credits: [Diversions Choreographer: Kenneth MacMillan Composer: Arthur Bliss Designer: Philip Prowse Night Life Choreographer: Tim Rushton Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Designer: Lez Brotherson Rapture Choreographer: Lila York Composer: Sergei Prokofiev].
A performance of Swan Lake by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow in 1978. This production of Swan Lake was choreographed by Peter Darrell.
Credits: [Music: Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky Choreography: Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Peter Darrell Design: Peter Cazalet Lighting: John B Read Production: Peter Darrell Original choreography reproduced by: Sheila Humphries Scenery: Harkers Studios Ltd., Ray Addison Ltd, Ken Creasy Lts., J D McDougall Ltd Costumes: Arthur Davey Ltd., David Healy, Rosalind Kemp, Jean Lampress Ltd, Bonn and MacKenzie, Marjorie Rogers Hats, head dresses and jewellery, Ann Gainsford, Jean Gates, Patricia Pope Dying: Audrie Gie Moustaches and Beards: A & A Wigs Shoes: Anello & Davide, Frederick Freed, Gamba].
A crofter in Shetland demonstrates how to make a 'keshie' to carry home his peat. [One of a group of films made by Jenny Brown and bought by John Grierson for the GPO Film Library in the 1930s].
A full performance of Anna Karenina. Recorded on 29 October 1993 at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: [Music: Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky arranged and orchestrated by Guy Woolfenden Additional music: Guy Woolfenden Choreography, production and scenario: Andre Prokovsky Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: Andre Prokovsky and George Thomson Conductor: Alan Barker Sets, props and costumes courtesy of Ballet West Cast: Anna Karenina: Noriko Ohara An aristocratic young woman Alexei Karenin: Lloyd Embleton Her husband - a high government official Seryozha: Kyle Heron Their young son Price Stepan Oblonsky (Stiva): Christopher Blagdon Anna's brother Princess Daria Oblonsky (Dolly): Victoria Willard Stiva's wife Princess Ekaterina Scherbatsky (Kitty): Elspeth Shaw Dolly's sister Count Alexei Vronsky: Robert Hampton A handsome young officer Countess Vronsky: Kristin Dore His mother Konstantin Levin: Roddie Patrizio An aristocrat who lives in the country Russian Dance, Act II Kevin Horn, Rupert Jowett, Luis Rodriguez Pas de Six, Act II Anne Christie, Nicola Theis, Cecilia Boorman, Vladislav Bubnov, John Cavalli, Daniel De Andrade Aristocrats, Members of the Court, Butlers, Lackeys, Peasants etc Artists of the Scottish Ballet] .
A full performance of the ballet 'Cheri' by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. Paul Tyers and Elaine McDonald dance the lead roles.
Credits: [Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting Ian Irving Casting: Elaine McDonald and Paul Tyers].
A performance of a double bill of 'Cheri' and 'Haydn Pieces' by Scottish Ballet [recorded at Whitehall Theatre, Dundee, June 1995].
Credits: [Cheri Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting Ian Irving Haydn Pieces Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Joseph Haydn].
A recording of Scottish Ballet in dress rehearsals for 'Cheri' and 'Haydn Pieces', recorded at Whitehall Theatre, Dundee, June 1995.
Credits: [Cheri Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting Ian Irving Haydn Pieces Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Joseph Haydn].
A recording of Napoli, performed by Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh in 1978.
Credits: [Choreographer: August Bournoville Music: Edvard Helsted, Holger Simon Paulli, Niels W Gade, Hans Christian Lumbye Design: Peter Cazlet Lighting: John B Read] .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Carriages at Midnight, a one act ballet choreographed by Peter Darrell.
Credits: [Music: Kreisler – Variations Choreography: Peter Darrell Designer: Heron Stewart Praeludium: Judy Mohekey and Members of the Company Minuet: Noriko Ohara, Christopher Long Fiona Dear, Ruth Prior, Vincent Hantam, Kenn Burke Liebeslied: Sally Collard Gentle, Paul Tyers, Jonathan Williams, Leslie Morrison Syncopation: Eleanor Moore, Paulo Lopes Sicilienne: Louise Hellewell, Donna Richardson, Miranda Atkin, Elspeth Shaw, June Skinner, Gina Long Rigadoun: Linda Packer, Vincent Hantam Rosmarin: Noriko Ohara Liebesfreud: The Company Violin: Leslie Child Cello: Deirdre Cooper Piano: Bramwell Tovey Source: STA SB 11 37/ai Part of an evening ‘Soiree Musicale’ at The Mitchell Theatre on Wednesday 3rd February 1982] .
A stage performance of John Cranko's Romeo and Juliet performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow.
Credits: [Choreographer: John Cranko Music: Sergei Prokofiev Reproduced and staged by: Georgette Tsinguirides Design: Jurgen Rose Lighting: Graham Large Casting Romeo: Davide Bombana Juliet: Noriko Ohara].
A dress rehearsal of Giselle Act Two by Scottish Ballet, recorded in Spain in 1999. The rehearsal is accompanied by a full orchestra.
Credits: [Music: Adolphe Adam Chroeography: Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot (recreated by Joyce Greame) Scenario: Theophile Guatuier, Vernoy de Saint Goerges, Jean Coralli Production: Peter Darrell Design: Peter Cazalet The role of Albrecht is danced by Vladislav Bubnov].
SMALL SCALE TOUR: LES SYLPHIDES / FAIRY DOLL / SHOALS OF HERRING / VESPRI / TAM O'SHANTER / FIVE BRAHMS WALTZES IN THE STYLE OF ISADORA DUNCAN / MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, a
A recording of a Triple Bill of Les Sylphides, Fairy Doll and Shoals of Herring. [Followed by various other ballets]
Credits: [Les Sylphides Choreographer: Mikhail Fokine Music: Frederic Chopin Fairy Doll Choreographer: Nikolai and Sergei Legat Music: Riccardo Drigo Shoals of Herring Choreographer: Royston Maldoom Music: Traditional Scots, Magdalen Green Vespri Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Music: Giuseppe Verdi Design Norman McDowell Lighting: Peter Searle Five Brahms Waltzes in the Style of Isadora Duncan Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Music: Johannes Brahms A Midsummer Night’s Dream Choreography Robert Cohan Music: Felix Mendelssohn and Barrington Peloung Sets and Costumes: Norberto Chiesa Masks: Andrew Storer Lighting: Robert Cohan Assisted by Tom Johnston] .
A dress rehearsal of Swan Lake performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow on 28 February 1995.
Credits: [Music: Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky Choreography: Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Galina Samsova Sets and costumes: Jasper Conran Lighting design: George Thomson Producer: Galina Samsova] .
Footage of the seabirds found in the Shetland Isles. [One of a group of films made by Jenny Brown and bought by John Grierson for the GPO Film Library in the 1930s].
[d. Jenny Brown]. -- Credits: From the GPO Film Library.
A recording of a studio rehearsal for Galina Samsova and Jaspar Conran's production of Swan Lake.
Credits: Music: Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky Choreography: Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Galina Samsova The role of Prince Siegfried is danced by Campbell McKenzie.
A performance of Swan Lake by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow in 1977.
STEPS OUT AUTUMN - RAGTIME AND TO THE LAST WHALE
A recording of two performances by Scottish Ballet at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh, in December 1982, recording 'Ragtime' and 'To the Last Whale'.
Credits: [Ragtime Choreographer: Fiona Dear Music: Scott Joplin, Pineapple Rag To The Last Whale Music: Songs of the Humpback Whale, Adrian Belew, Paul Horn Choreography: Peter Royston Costumes: Caro Harkness, Peter Royston Sound: Grahame Gardner Voices: Robert Flockhart, Christine Camilo, Frankie Au, Peter Royston] .
A recording of Romeo and Juliet, choreographed by John Cranko and performed by Scottish Ballet, filmed at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in 1997.
Credits: [Choreographer: John Cranko Music: Sergei Prokofiev Reproduced and staged by: Georgette Tsinguirides Design: Jurgen Rose Lighting: Graham Large] .
A recording of a stage rehearsal of John Cranko’s Romeo and Juliet by Scottish Ballet, with piano accompaniment, recorded at the Liverpool Empire.
Credits: [Choreographer: John Cranko Composer: Sergei Prokofiev Reproduced and staged by: Georgette Tsinguirides Design: Jurgen Rose Lighting: Graham Large] .
A dress rehearsal of Robert North's Romeo and Juliet, performed by Scottish Ballet in the Theatre Royal, Glasgow.
Credits: [Choreographer: Robert North Music: Sergei Prokofiev Designer: Andrew Storer Cast Juliet: Mia Johannson Romeo: Adam Cooper].
A recording of Scottish Ballet’s Peter Pan, performed at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow on 15 December 1989 (matinee performance).
Credits: [Choreographer: Graham Lustig Music: Edward McGuire, commissioned by The Scottish Ballet with a subsidy from the Scottish Arts Council Designer: Margaret Woznica Lighting: Graham Large Production advisor: Mark Rylance Based on a scenario by Graham Lustig Fight Arranger: Denis Agnew Flying by Foy Cast Wendy: Elspeth Shaw John: Roddy Patrizzio Michael: Rupert Turner Nana: Judy Mohekey Liza: Joanne McKears Mrs Darling: Robert Hampton Peter Pan: Vincent Hantam Tinkerbell: Noriko Ohara Tiger Lily: Judy Mohekey Great Big Little Panther Noodler: Simon Stewart Captain Hook: Robert Hampton Smee: Christopher Blagdon Gentleman Starkey: Jonathan Williams Bill Jukes: Lloyd Embleton Cecco: Karl Burnett Skylights: Preston Clare Crocodile: Joanna McKears Tootles: Paul Bayers-Kitcher Slightly: Tristan Borrer Nibs: Luis Rodriguez Twin 1: Richard Whistler Twin 2: Kevin Horn Jane: Laura Murray Mermaids, mermen, nymphs, sea horses, redskins, fairies: members of the company The Orchestra Conductor: Guy Hamilton Violins: Gregory Lawson, Judith Kelly, Phillip Button, Jullia Carpenter, Roger Foxwell, Ian Adamson, Caroline Warren, Anne McDonald Solo Violin: Mark Hayward Violincelli: Robert Irvine, Amanda Shearman Basses: Chris Long, Phillip Venters Flutes: Rosemary Guerrier, Fiona Chisholm Oboes: Steven Wiggets, Jenny Uren Clarinet: Lawrence Gill Bassoon: Alison Green Trumpet: Sandy McGrattan Trombones: David Stowe, Derek Bishop Timpani: Peter Evans Percussion: Ian Coulter Harp: Meredith McCracken Videotaped live by: Reflections Video Kilsyth In association with: The Communication Cooperative, Dunoon].
A recording of 'Le Carnaval', performed by The Scottish Ballet and recorded at Dundee Rep Theatre in November 1982.
Credits: [Music: Robert Schumann Choreography: Mikhail Fokine Design: after Bakst] .
A performance of Concerto Barocco by Scottish Ballet.
Credits: [Choreographer: George Balanchine Music: Johann Sebastian Bach (Concerto in D minor for Two Violins) The male lead is danced by Robert Hampton].
AE FOND KISS AND LA SYLPHIDE: DOUBLE BILL PERFORMANCE
A recording of a double bill of 'Ae Fond Kiss' and 'La Sylphide' by The Scottish Ballet, recorded at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: [Ae Fond Kiss Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Igor Stravinsky Casting for Ae Fond Kiss Principal couple: Daria Klimentova and Vladimir Bubnov Ari Takahashi, Robin Bernadet, Oliver Rydout Lorna Scott, Leesa Sparkes, Claire Roberts, Claire Mahon, Anna Tetlow, Mikhail Botting, Keith Prested, Ewan Wardrop, Kentaro Morita La Sylphide Music: Herman Lovenskjold Choreography: August Bournonville Scenario: Adolphe Nourrit Design: Peter Cazalet Casting for La Sylphide La Sylphide: Yrie Shinohara James: Campbell McKenzie Gurn: Oliver Rydout Effie: Linda Packer Anna: Rebecca Fletcher Nancy: Lorna Scott Fiona: Kirsten McGarrity Madge: Preston Clare Queen of the Sylphs: Nicci Theis Friends, neighbours, sylphs of the forest, witches: artists of the Scottish Ballet] .
Crofters are seen gathering and then "rooing" sheep, carding and spinning the wool to make jumpers. [One of a group of films about Shetland made by Jenny Brown and purchased by John Grierson for the GPO Film Library in the 1930s]
AE FOND KISS AND LA SYLPHIDE: DOUBLE BILL REHEARSAL
A recording of Scottish Ballet’s rehearsal for Ae Fond Kiss and La Sylphide, recorded at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: [Ae Fond Kiss Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Igor Stravinsky La Sylphide Music: Herman Lovenskjold Choreography: August Bournonville Scenario: Adolphe Nourrit Design: Peter Cazalet].
A full performance of Anna Karenina. Recorded on 24 September 1993 at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen.
Credits: [Music: Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky arranged and orchestrated by Guy Woolfenden Additional music: Guy Woolfenden Choreography, production and scenario: Andre Prokovsky Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: Andre Prokovsky and George Thomson Conductor: Guy Woolfenden Sets, props and costumes courtesy of Ballet West Cast: Anna Karenina: Noriko Ohara An aristocratic young woman Count Alexei Vronsky: Robert Hampton].
A full evening performance of Anna Karenina. Recorded on 30 October 1993 at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: Music: Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky arranged and orchestrated by Guy Woolfenden Additional music by Guy Woolfenden Choreography, production and scenario: Andre Prokovsky Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: Andre Prokovsky and George Thomson Conductor: Alan Barker Sets, props and costumes courtesy of Ballet West Cast: Anna Karenina: Anne Christie An aristocratic young woman Alexi Karenin: Paul Tyres Her husband- a high government official Seryozha: Kyle Heron Their young son Prince Stepan Oblonsky (Stiva): Preston Clare Anna's brother Princess Daria Oblonsky (Dolly): Wendy Dawson Stiva's wife Princess Ekaterina Scherbatsky (Kitty): Cecilia Boorman Dolly's sister Count Alexei Vronsky: Daniel De Andrade A handsome young officer Countess Vronsky: Kristin Dore His mother Konstantin Levin: Vladislav Bubnov An aristocrat who lives in the country Russian Dance Act II Luis Rodriguez, Rupert Jowett, John Cavalli Pas de Six, Act II Micaela Greganti, Elspeth Shaw, Cecilia Boorman, Mikhail Botting, Kevin Horn, Vladislav Bubnov (note: a casting change on the night means that Cecilia Boorman and Vladislav Bubnov may not be dancing these parts) Aristocrats, Members of the Court, Butlers, Lackeys, Peasants etc: Artists of The Scottish Ballet .
ECONOMY IN STRAIGHTJACKET BUT STILL ROOM FOR MOVEMENT - STUDIO REHEARSAL
A recording of a studio rehearsal for Economy in a Straightjacket but Still Room for Movement.
Credits: [Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Johann Sebastian Bach (Preludes and Fugues from The Welltempered Clavier) Designers: Peter Darrell and Terry Jacobs (Scottish Ballet workshop, 1978); Peter Darrell and Caro Harkness (The Scottish Ballet, 1987) Cast: Elaine McDonald, Judy Mohekey, Eleanor Moore,Christopher Gillard, Tristan Borrer].
EXTRACTS: TROY GAME / VESPRI / FIVE BRAHMS WALTZES IN THE STYLE OF ISADORA DUNCAN / SEA OF TROUBLES / FORGOTTEN LAND /MONOTONES
A video with excerpts from six different performances by Scottish Ballet, filmed on multiple cameras.
Credits: Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Rob Downes Vespri Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Composer: Giuseppe Verdi Five Brahms Waltzes in the Style of Isadora Duncan Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Composer: Johannes Brahms Sea of Troubles Choreographer: Kenneth McMillan Composer: Anton Friedrich Wilhelm von Webern, Bohuslav Martinu Forgotten Land Choreographer: Jiri Kyli Composer: Benjamin Britten Noriko Ohara dances in the pas de deux Monotones Choreographer: Fredrick Ashton Composer: Erik Satie.
A performance of Peter Darrell's Giselle in two acts by Scottish Ballet. Recorded at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, in 1999.
Credits: Music: Adolphe Adam Chroeography: Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot (recreated by Joyce Greame) Scenario: Theophile Guatuier, Vernoy de Saint Goerges, Jean Coralli Production: Peter Darrell Design: Peter Cazalet The role of Albrecht is danced by Yi-Lei Cai .
A recording of La Sylphide performed by Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh in 1979.
Credits: [Music: Herman Lovenskjold Choreography: August Bournonville Scenario: Adolphe Nourrit Design: Peter Cazalet Lighting Molly Friedel The Sylph is danced by Sally Collard-Gentle Madge is danced by Gordon Aitken].
A recording of a rehearsal of 'Tzaikerk', performed by Scottish Ballet in the studio theatre at the Company's former headquarters in 261 West Princes Street.
Credits: [Choreographer: Robert Cohan Music: Alan Hovhaness].
A full performance of 'Light Fandango' by Scottish Ballet, a programme of seven dances set to Irish music.
Credits: [Choreography: Robert North Music: extracts from Appalachia Waltz, featuring Mark O’Connor (violin), Yo Yo Ma (cello) and Edgar Meyer (bass), New Tricks by Old Blind Dogs and traditional Irish Costumes: Catherine Garnier Lighting: George Thomson].
The rearing of Shetland ponies on island crofts.
Director, Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: nar. Tom Fleming sd. Lex MacDonald & John Goodwin ed. Robert L. Fairfoull.
A recording of All The Sun Long, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh [incomplete]
Credits: [Choreographer: Garry Trinder Music: Bela Bartok (Third Piano Concerto) Design: Kim Baker Lighting: Iain Irving] .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Robert North's 'Bach Dances', at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness in 2002.
Credits: [Choreography: Robert North Music: Johann Sebastian Bach Cast: Glauco Di Lieto, Tomomi Sato].
A recording of a piano rehearsal of Coppelia by The Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow on 12 April 1992.
Credits: Choreography: after Marius Petipa and Enrico Cecchetti Produced with new and additional choreography by: Peter Wright Production staged by: Dennis Bonner Scenery and Costumes: Peter Snow Lighting: John Hall .
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing seven pieces of Company Choreography in the Studio Theatre at 261 West Princes Street.
Credits: Beauty Plays the Clown Choreography: Catarina Lappin First Movement Choreography: Micaela Greganti Adagietto Choreography: Ivan Dinev Momentum Choreography: Jane Jewel Ag Rince Linn (Just Dancing) Choreography: Kathleen Menzies Person to Person Choreography: Dawn Sutton So... Choreography: Jane Jewel .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Dangerous Liaisons at Tramway in Glasgow in the autumn of 2003.
Credits: [Choreography: Richard Alston Music: Simon Waters (Dangerous Liaisons) Costume Design: Elizabeth King Lighting: Peter Mumford Restaged for Scottish Ballet Amanda Eyles].
A recording of Scottish Ballet in rehearsal for 'More Poulenc' in 1996.
Credits: [Choreography: Mark Baldwin Music: Francis Poulenc].
A recording of Robert Cohan's Aladdin, performed by The Scottish Ballet at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness in January 2001.
Credits: [Choreography: Robert Cohan Music: Carl Davies Designer: Lez Brotherston Costumes: Colin Falconer].
A recording of a rehearsal for Aladdin, performed by The Scottish Ballet.
Black and white footage of Rosina Bonsu working in a rehearsal studio, using a chair as a prop. Wearing a suit, Rosina dances to Billie Holiday's 'Until the Real Thing Comes Along', Nina Simone's 'Everything Must Change' and Joan Armatrading's 'I Need You'.
Credits: [Choreographer: Greg Nash (?) Dancer: Rosina Bonsu Music: Billie Holiday (Until the Real Thing Comes Along), Nina Simone (Until the Real Thing Comes Along), Joan Armatrading (I Need You) Nash, G].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Shoals of Herring at the Gardyne Theatre, Dundee, on 6 December 1993
Credits: [Choreography: Royston Maldoom Music: Magdalen Green, Rod Sinclair and Kontraband].
PROCESSION AND CROWNING OF THE QUEEN OF THE BONNIE LASSIES
The procession and crowning of the Queen of the Bonnie Lassies, Miss Anne Thomson, at Ayr Ice Rink.
BRUCH VIOLIN CONCERTO / UNIDENTIFIED REHEARSAL
A recording of Scottish Ballet rehearsing Bruch Violin Concerto in the studio in their former headquarters at 261 West Princes Street.
Credits: Choreographer: Clark Tippet Composer: Max Bruch (Concerto No.1 in G minor for Violin, Op.26).
MINIATURES / OFFENBACH IN THE UNDERWORLD
A recording of Scottish ballet performing a double bill of Miniatures and Offenbach in the Underworld at Eden Court Theatre in March 2000. Both performances are preceded by a title card confirming the performance.
Credits: [Miniatures Choreography: Robert North Music: Igor Stravinsky Design and lighting: Andrew Storer Offenbach in the Underworld Choreography: Robert North Music: Jacques Offenbach, Igor Stravinsky Design and lighting: Andrew Storer Cast The cast is referred to as 'Cast 1'].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Othello at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh [incomplete]
Credits: [Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Franz Liszt (A Faust Symphony – 1st Movement) Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: Peter Searle.
A recording of stage rehearsals for Othello and Troy Game by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow. [The rehearsal contains notes and doesn't run straight through]
Credits: [Othello Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Franz Liszt Troy Game Choreography: Robert North Music: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes] .
Stage rehearsal for the grand pas classique from Paquita, performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, on the 20 March 1990.
Credits: Choreographer : Marius Petipa Composer: Ludwig Minkus Staged by Cleg and Yelna Vinogradov .
A recording of 'Pas de Fiancées performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Studio Theatre in the Company's headquarters at 261 West Princes Street [incomplete]
Credits: [Choreographer: Jack Carter Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Costumes: Norman McDowell].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Pococurantis (1985) and Aquarelle (1990)- to be confirmed.
Credits: [Pococurantis Choreographer: Peter Royston Composer: Thomas Robinson] [Aquarelle Choreographer: Michel Rahn Lighting design Grahame Gardner].
AUTUMN TRIPLE BILL: FORGOTTEN LAND; JARDIN AUX LILAS/LILAC GARDEN; RAYMONDA ACT III - REHEARSALS
A recording of a stage rehearsal for Scottish Ballet's Autumn Triple Bill. The text on the tape cover indicates that this was recorded at the King's Theatre in Glasgow.
Credits: Forgotten Land Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Composer: Benjamin Britten Lilac Garden Choreographer: Antony Tudor Composer: Ernest Chausson Raymonda Act III Choreographer: Marius Petipa / Galina Samsova Composer: Alexander Glazunov .
A recording of a piano rehearsal of Carmen, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Liverpool Empire Theatre on 26 September 1985. [The scene changes are included].
Credits: [Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Georges Bizet, arranged by Dominic Muldowney Designer: Terry Bartlett Lighting: Mark Henderson Based on the story by Prosper Merimee Cast A: Christine Camillo and Davide Bombana].
A recording of a performance of Carmen by the Scottish Ballet, choreographed by Robert North.
Credits: [Choreography: Robert North Music: Christopher Benstead Based on the original short story by Prosper Merimee] .
An overview of southern Scotland showing its farming, industries and principal towns.
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Cinderella in His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen, on 12 December 1979. [incomplete]
Credits: [Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Gioacchino Rossini, arranged by Bramwell Tovey (Excerpts from La Cenerentola and other operas, little known ballets and piano music) Designer: John Fraser Lighting: John B Read Casting: Elaine McDonald, Donald MacLeary, Patrica Merrin, Vincent Hantam (Dandini)] .
A recording of 'variations' from Cinderella, performed by The Scottish Ballet. The location of the performance is unknown, but the date on the tape is given as 28 July 1980.
Credits: Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Gioacchino Rossini, arranged by Bramwell Tovey (Excerpts from La Cenerentola and other operas, little known ballets and piano music) Designer: John Fraser Lighting: John B Read Cast Dandini: Vincent Hantam Fairy: Wendy Roe First pas de deux: Kit Lethby and Noriko Ohara Second pas de deux: Nigel Spencer and Eleanor Moore .
A performance of Five Rückert Songs by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Studio Theatre in 261 West Princes Street. A woman, disenchanted with the glamorous but passing pleasures of her life, finds within herself an inner peace. The dancers are accompanied on stage by an opera singer. First performed by The Scottish Ballet on 26 September 1978 at the Town Hall, Falkirk. Recorded in Benesh Movement Notation by Diana Curry (synopsis from Scottish Theatre Archive, STA SB 10/25b)
Credits: Music: Gustav Mahler, arranged by Bramwell Tovey Choreography: Peter Darrell Lighting: Ian Irving Singer: Claire Shearer Conductor: Guy Hamilton Cast: Elaine MacDonald Mezzo: Claire Shearer.
A recording of The Prisoners performed by The Scottish Ballet at Dundee Rep in November 1982.
Credits: Choreography: Peter Darrell Composer: Bela Bartok (Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste) Designer: Nicholas Ullyott Lighting: Grahame Gardner Cast: Christopher Long, Paul Tyers, Sally Collard-Gentle.
A recording of The Two Pigeons, performed by The Scottish Ballet at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness in 2002.
Credits: Choreography: Frederick Ashton Music: Andre Messager Reporduced by: Denis Bonner and Lesley Collier Cast The Young Girl: Sarah Wilder (guest star) The Young Man: Ivan Dinev .
SMALL SCALE TOUR: MORE POULENC, SHOALS OF HERRING PAS DE DEUX, LA ESMERELDA, BELONG, THAT CERTAIN FEELING
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing a Small Scale Tour in the spring/summer of 1996.
Credits: More Poulenc Choreography: Mark Baldwin Music: Francis Poulenc Shoals of Herring Choreography: Royston Maldoom Music: Magdalen Green, Rod Sinclair and Kontraband La Esmerelda Choreography: Jules Perrot Music: Cesare Pugni Belong Choreography: Norbert Vesak Composer: Syrinx That Certain Feeling Choreography: Andre Prokovsky Composher: George and Ira Gershwin Cast At the beginning of the second performance, a woman appears on stage to inform that audience that for More Poulenc, one dancer [inaudible] been replaced by Micaela Greganti.
A recording of a stage rehearsal for Who Cares?, performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow on 20 March 1990.
Credits: Choreographer: George Balanchine Music: George Gershwin Orchestrated by: Herskey Kay Lighting by: Graham Gardner Staged by: Nanette Glushak and Michel Rahn.
A recording of Scottish Ballet in rehearsals for Diversions.
Credits: Choreography: Kenneth MacMillan Music: Arthur Bliss.
TRIPLE BILL: HAYDN PIECES / THE FOUR SEASONS / TROY GAME
A recording of a triple bill, featuring Haydn Pieces, Four Seasons and Troy Game, performed by Scottish Ballet at His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, 1996.
Credits: Haydn Pieces Choreographer: Mark Baldwin Composer: Joseph Haydn Four Seasons Choreographer: Robert Cohan Music: Vivaldi Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Music: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes .
TROY GAME: STAGE REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE
A recording of a stage rehearsal and performance of Robert North's Troy Game.
Credits: Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes.
Filmed during the dress rehearsal of the "Half Past Eight Show" starring Harry Gordon, Betty Jumel, Margaret Holden, Georgina Jumel and Bunty Gordon.
[filmed by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: [Mostly shot inside various theatres] .
SYMPHONY IN D / KIROV DIVERTS, OR DIVERTISSEMENTS: LA ESMERELDA PAS DE SIX, FAIRY DOLL, UNIDENTIFIED PERFORMANCES
Recordings of Scottish Ballet rehearsing Symphony in D in the studio at 261 West Princes Street and perfformance of Kirov Diverts.
Credits: Symphony in D Choreography: Jirí Kylián Music: Joseph Haydn Kirov Diverts Choreography: Nikolai and Sergei Legat, Jules Perrot, Natalia Vinogradova Music: Riccardo Drigo, Cesare Pugni, Ludwig Minkus.
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Such Sweet Thunder at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow on 9 March 1979.
Credits: [Composers: Duke Ellington / Billy Strayhorn, arranged by Paul Hart Choreography: Busby Berkeley (assisted by Peter Darrell) Gowns by: Adrian (assisted by Bob Ringwood) Lighting: Stanley McCandless (recreated by David Hersey) Casting: Gordon Aitken, Linda Anning, Kenneth Burke, Roy Campbell-Moore, Sally Collard-Gentle, Linden Currey, Fiona Dear, Andrea Durant, Gwendoline Edmonds, Vincent Hantam, Michael Harper, Michael Hurran, Paulene Laverty, Kit Lethby, Christopher Long, Seonaid MacLeod, Elaine McDonald, Peter Maliek, Patricia Merrin, Eleanor Moore, Noriko Ohara, Wendy Roe, Peter Royston, Paul Russell, Kenneth Saunders, Nigel Spencer, Paul Tyers, Jonathan Williams].
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Such Sweet Thunder at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: [Composers: Duke Ellington / Billy Strayhorn, arranged by Paul Hart Choreography: Busby Berkeley (assisted by Peter Darrell) Gowns by: Adrian (assisted by Bob Ringwood) Lighting: Stanley McCandless (recreated by David Hersey)].
SCOTCH SYMPHONY, FORGOTTEN LAND, OVERGROWN PATH REHEARSALS
Three separate rehearsals with Scottish Ballet for Scotch Symphony, Forgotten Lands and Overgrown Path.
Credits: Scotch Symphony Choreographer: George Balanchine Composer: Felix Mendelssohn Staged by Glushak and Rahn Forgotten Land Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Composer: Benjamin Britten Overgrown Path Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Composer: Leoš Janácek.
A recording of Scottish Ballet rehearsing Overgrown Path in the Scottish Ballet studio at 261 West Princes Street, on 15 August 1992.
Credits: [Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Music: Leoš Janácek].
A recording of two rehearsals for Jirí Kylián's Overgrown Path in the Scottish Ballet studio at 261 West Princes Street.
A recording of a rehearsal for The Sleeping Beauty, performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded in March 1994 in the Theatre Royal in Newcastle.
Credits: Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Choreography: Marius Petipa / Galina Samsova Production: Galina Samsova Costume Design: Jasper Conran Set design: Patrick Kinmonth Lighting Design: Peter Mumford Assistant to the producer: Denis Bonner .
A recording of a rehearsal for The Sleeping Beauty, performed by The Scottish Ballet and recorded on 4 May 1994 in Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
A recording of a rehearsal for Cinderella, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow in 1995.
Credits: Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Gioacchino Rossini, arranged by Bramwell Tovey (Excerpts from La Cenerentola and other operas, little known ballets and piano music) Designer: John Fraser Lighting: John B Read.
A recording of Scottish Ballet in rehearsal for Ashley Page's production of Cinderella in October 2005.
Credits: Choreography: Ashley Page Music: Sergei Prokofiev Cast Cinderella: Claire Robertson Prince: Cristo Vivancos Cinderella's father: Jarkko Lehmus Cinderella's mother: Eve Mutso Stepsisters: Patricia Hines and Diana Loosemore Equerry: Glauco di Lieto Dancing Master: Paul Liburd Fairy Godmother: Soon Ja Lee Autumn: Martina Forioso Spring: Tomomi Sato.
Footage of a summer show, probably in Aberdeen's Beach Pavilion, starring Harry Gordon.
A recording of Pretty Ugly performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded at the Tramway in Glasgow on the 18 May 1990 [incomplete]
Credits: [Choreography: Amanda Miller Music: Peter Scherer / Arto Lindsay Musicians: Cyro Baptista (Percussion) Jull Jaffe (violin/viola) Nana Vasconcelos (percussion and voice) Recorded and mixed by: Francis Manzella Costumes and lighting design: Amanda Miller Cast: Rebecca Fletcher, Clinton Brown, Kenn Burke, Karl Burnett, Rupert Turner] .
A full performance of Vespri, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, circa 1978.
Credits: [Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Music: Giuseppe Verdi Design Norman McDowell Lighting: Peter Searle] .
A full performance of Vespri, recorded at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. Vespri is a suite of dances choreographed by Andre Prokovsky, who was married to Galina Samsova between 1972-1981. Samsova was a principal dancer with, and later artistic director of, Scottish Ballet. 'A brilliant and witty one-act piece to the ballet music written by Verdi for his opera ‘The Sicilian Vespers’, with sparkling costumes and settings by Norman MacDowell.' (STA SB Box 15/3a) This tape also contains footage of a stage rehearsal of Act One of La Sylphide. The location and date of this rehearsal are unknown, but the performance resembles others of La Sylphide at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh (see A2814/021)
Credits: [Vespri Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Music: Giuseppe Verdi Design Norman McDowell Lighting: Peter Searle La Sylphide Choreographer: August Bournonville Composer: Hermann Lovenskjold].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing La Fille Mal Gardee in January 1998.
Credits: Choreographer: Sir Frederick Ashton Music: Ferdinand Herold Sets and costumes: Osbert Lancaster Freely adapted and arranged by: John Lancbery from the 1828 version Lighting: Based on original lighting by William Bundy Scenario: After Jean Dauberal Staged by Alexander Grant Choreographic Assistant: Jane Elliot .
A promotional video reporting on Scottish Ballet's activities. It shows behind the scenes footage of class, rehearsals, performances and educational workshops. It also discusses sponsorship.
Producer, Scope Picture Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: The Nutcracker Choreographer: Peter Darrell and Lev Ivanov Scenario: After Marius Petipa Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Arranged for Small Orchestra by Leonard Salzedo Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: John B Read Troy Game Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Composer: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes A Midsummer Night's Dream Choreography Robert Cohan Music: Felix Mendelssohn and Barrington Pheloung Sets and Costumes: Norberto Chiesa Masks: Andrew Storer Lighting: Robert Cohan Assisted by Tom Johnston Five Brahms Waltzes in the Style of Isadora Duncan Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Composer: Johannes Brahms Vespri Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Composer: Giuseppe Verdi Sea of Troubles Choreographer: Kenneth McMillan Composer: Anton Friedrich Wilhelm von Webern, Bohuslav Martinu Forgotten Land Choreographer: Jiri Kyli Composer: Benjamin Britten Noriko Ohara dances in the pas de deux Concerto Barocco Choreographer: George Balanchine Music: Johann Sebastian Bach (Concerto in D minor for Two Violins) Choreography: after Marius Petipa and Enrico Cecchetti Produced with new and additional choreography by: Peter Wright Production staged by: Dennis Bonner Scenery and Costumes: Peter Snow Lighting: John Hall .
A recording of The Sleeping Beauty, performed by The Scottish Ballet at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Credits: Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Choreography: Marius Petipa / Galina Samsova Production: Galina Samsova Costume Design: Jasper Conran Set design: Patrick Kinmonth Lighting Design: Peter Mumford Assistant to the producer: Denis Bonner CAST (from cast list in tape case) King Florestan: Lloyd Embleton His Queen: Pauline Laverty Princess Aurora: Nicci Theis Prince Florimund: Daniel de Andrade Catalabutte: Christopher Blagdon The Fairy Carabosse: Julia Barbone The Lilac Fairy: Cecilia Boorman PROLOUGE - THE CHRISTENING The Fairy of Beauty: Micaela Greganti The Fairy of Honour: Elspeth Shaw The Fairy of Modesty: Wendy Dawson The Fairy of Song: Dawn Hayley Clark The Fairy of Temperament: Rebecca Fletcher Cavaliers: Alan Innes, John Cavalli, Peter Holder, Mikhail Botting, Oliver Rydout, Brady Wheadon Courtiers, Attendants; Artists of The Scottish Ballet ACT 1 - THE SPELL Princess Aurora's Suitors: Vladislav Bunbov, Alan Innes, Preston Clare, Mikhail Botting Princess Aurora's Friends: Anna Tetlow, Claire Mahon, Joanne McKears, Paula Marshall, Christina Tozer, Lorna Scott Courtiers, Attendants: Artists of The Scottish Ballet ACT 2 - THE VISION Countess: Leesa Sparkes Equerry: Mikhail Botting Nymphs, Prince Florimunds entourage: Artists of The Scottish Ballet ACT 3 - THE WEDDING Pas De Quarte: Oliver Rydout, Mikhail Botting, Emma MacDonald, Elspeth Shaw Puss in Boots and The White Cat: Preston Clare, Ruth Robinson The Blue Bird and Princess Florine: Claire Mahon, Luis Rodriguez Red Riding Hood and The Wolf: Lorna Scott, Simon Stewart Courtiers, Attendants: Artists of the Scottish Ballet Conductor: Richard Honner.
A recording of The Scottish Ballet rehearsing and then performing O Caritas in 1975.
Credits: Music and Lyrics: Andrea Toumazi, Jeremy Taylor, Cat Stevens Choreography: Peter Darrell Photography: George Wilkie Photo prints: Scottish studios and engravers Ltd Cast: Robin Haig .
Scottish Ballet rehearse for ‘Choreographic Evening’ at the Robin Anderson Theatre (the studio theatre at 261 West Princes Street) on 23 May 1991.
Credits: Toccata Choreography: Micheal Rolnick Music: Benjamin Britten Cast: Dawn Haley-Clark, Roddie Patrizio Cecilia Boorman, Catrina Lappin, Emma MacDonald John Cavalli, Rupert Turner, Luis Rodriguez Backward Glances Choreography: Jane Jewel Music: Sinead O'Connor Dedicated to Massimo and Friends Cast: The Emperor’s New Clothes: Roddie Patrizio and Rupert Turner Three Babes: Elspeth Shaw and Emma MacDonald I am Stretched on your Grave: Linda Packer, Tristan Borrer, Richard Whistler and Michael [?] Feel So Different: Noriko Ohara and Robert Hampton Canzonetta Choreography: Michael Rolnick Music: Samuel Barber Cast: Emma MacDonald and Tristan Borrer For Ours to See Choreograph: Karl Burnett Music: Duo Concertant by Igor Stravinsky Cast: First movement: Cecilia Boorman, Catarina Lappin, Roddie Patrizio, Ruth Robinson, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler Second movement: Ruth Robinson, Roddie Patrizio, Richard Whistler Third movement: Roddie Patrizio, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler, Catarina Lappin Fourth movement: Cecilia Boorman All in a Daze Work Choreography: Rose Marie O'Donnell Music: Peter Warlock, Capriol Suite Cast: Robert Hampton, Richard Whistler, Preston Clare, Tristan Borrer, Rupert Turner, Katie McCorkindale, Catarina Lappin, Wendy Dawson, David Taylor Two Nocturnes Choreography: Lloyd Embleton Music: Nauges & Fetes from Trois Nocturnes, Claude Debussy (arranged for two pianos by Maurice Ravel) Cast in order of Appearance: Micaela Greganti, Richard Whistler, Emma MacDonald, Luis Rodriguez Cliffhanger Choreography: Maxine Railton Music: John Zorn / David Toop Cast: Winnie Armitage, Rose Marie O'Donnell, Tristan Borrer, Maxine Railton, Kenn Burke, Stephen Williams Many thanks to Steve Pitt Technical Staff and Stage Management: Grahame Gardner, Katie McCorkindale, Tim Palmer, Martyn Sergent, David Taylow, George Thomson, Colin Wolstencroft [all notes and credits are taken from a set list inside the original tape cover].
Scottish Ballet perform a ‘Choreographic Evening’ at the Robin Anderson Theatre (the studio theatre at 261 West Princes Street) on 24 May 1991.
Credits: Toccata Choreography: Micheal Rolnick Music: Benjamin Britten Cast: Dawn Haley-Clark, Roddie Patrizio Cecilia Boorman, Catrina Lappin, Emma MacDonald John Cavalli, Rupert Turner, Luis Rodriguez Backward Glances Choreography: Jane Jewel Music: Sinead O'Connor Dedicated to Massimo and Friends Cast: The Emperor’s New Clothes: Roddie Patrizio and Rupert Turner Three Babes: Elspeth Shaw and Emma MacDonald I am Stretched on your Grave: Linda Packer, Tristan Borrer, Richard Whistler and Michael [?] Feel So Different: Noriko Ohara and Robert Hampton Canzonetta Choreography: Michael Rolnick Music: Samuel Barber Cast: Emma MacDonald and Tristan Borrer For Ours to See Choreograph: Karl Burnett Music: Duo Concertant by Igor Stravinsky Cast: First movement: Cecilia Boorman, Catarina Lappin, Roddie Patrizio, Ruth Robinson, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler Second movement: Ruth Robinson, Roddie Patrizio, Richard Whistler Third movement: Roddie Patrizio, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler, Catarina Lappin Fourth movement: Cecilia Boorman All in a Daze Work Choreography: Rose Marie O'Donnell Music: Peter Warlock, Capriol Suite Cast: Robert Hampton, Richard Whistler, Preston Clare, Tristan Borrer, Rupert Turner, Katie McCorkindale, Catarina Lappin, Wendy Dawson, David Taylor Two Nocturnes Choreography: Lloyd Embleton Music: Nauges & Fetes from Trois Nocturnes, Claude Debussy (arranged for two pianos by Maurice Ravel) Cast in order of Appearance: Micaela Greganti, Richard Whistler, Emma MacDonald, Luis Rodriguez Cliffhanger Choreography: Maxine Railton Music: John Zorn / David Toop Cast: Winnie Armitage, Rose Marie O'Donnell, Tristan Borrer, Maxine Railton, Kenn Burke, Stephen Williams Many thanks to Steve Pitt Technical Staff and Stage Management: Grahame Gardner, Katie McCorkindale, Tim Palmer, Martyn Sergent, David Taylow, George Thomson, Colin Wolstencroft (all notes and credits are taken from a set list inside the tape cover. A2814/185).
Scenes from pantomimes "Cinderella" and "Aladdin". Harry Gordon and Duncan Macrae are the Ugly sisters. The film ends with footage of animals at Edinburgh Zoo.
[filmed by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, friend of Harry Gordon. Mostly shot inside various theatres] Joan Stuart - Cinderella.
Scottish Ballet perform a ‘Choreographic Evening’ at the Robin Anderson Theatre (the studio theatre at 261 West Princes Street) on 25 May 1991.
Credits: Toccata Choreography: Micheal Rolnick Music: Benjamin Britten Cast: Dawn Haley-Clark, Roddie Patrizio Cecilia Boorman, Catrina Lappin, Emma MacDonald John Cavalli, Rupert Turner, Luis Rodriguez Backward Glances Choreography: Jane Jewel Music: Sinead O'Connor Dedicated to Massimo and Friends Cast: The Emperor’s New Clothes: Roddie Patrizio and Rupert Turner Three Babes: Elspeth Shaw and Emma MacDonald I am Stretched on your Grave: Linda Packer, Tristan Borrer, Richard Whistler and Michael [?] Feel So Different: Noriko Ohara and Robert Hampton Canzonetta Choreography: Michael Rolnick Music: Samuel Barber Cast: Emma MacDonald and Tristan Borrer For Ours to See Choreograph: Karl Burnett Music: Duo Concertant by Igor Stravinsky Cast: First movement: Cecilia Boorman, Catarina Lappin, Roddie Patrizio, Ruth Robinson, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler Second movement: Ruth Robinson, Roddie Patrizio, Richard Whistler Third movement: Roddie Patrizio, Rupert Turner, Richard Whistler, Catarina Lappin Fourth movement: Cecilia Boorman All in a Daze Work Choreography: Rose Marie O'Donnell Music: Peter Warlock, Capriol Suite Cast: Robert Hampton, Richard Whistler, Preston Clare, Tristan Borrer, Rupert Turner, Katie McCorkindale, Catarina Lappin, Wendy Dawson, David Taylor Two Nocturnes Choreography: Lloyd Embleton Music: Nauges & Fetes from Trois Nocturnes, Claude Debussy (arranged for two pianos by Maurice Ravel) Cast in order of Appearance: Micaela Greganti, Richard Whistler, Emma MacDonald, Luis Rodriguez Cliffhanger Choreography: Maxine Railton Music: John Zorn / David Toop Cast: Winnie Armitage, Rose Marie O'Donnell, Tristan Borrer, Maxine Railton, Kenn Burke, Stephen Williams Many thanks to Steve Pitt Technical Staff and Stage Management: Grahame Gardner, Katie McCorkindale, Tim Palmer, Martyn Sergent, David Taylow, George Thomson, Colin Wolstencroft (all notes and credits are taken from a set list inside the tape cover. A2814/186).
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM - STAGE AND STUDIO REHEARSALS
A dress rehearsal for A Midsummer Night's Dream, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow in 1993.
Credits: [Choreography Robert Cohan Music: Felix Mendelssohn and Barrington Pheloung Sets and Costumes: Norberto Chiesa Masks: Andrew Storer Lighting: Robert Cohan Assisted by Tom Johnston Mr Cohan’s Assistants: Linda Gibbs and Anita Griffin] .
MIXED BILL: TZAIKERK / WALTZES IN THE STYLE OF ISADORA DUNCAN / THE TWO PIGEONS PAS DE DEUX / DANSE APACHE FROM OFFENBACH AND THE UNDERWORLD / FLOWER FESTIVAL IN GENZANO / TROY GAME
A recording of a mixed bill by Scottish Ballet, 2002 [location unknown]
Credits: Tzaikerk Choreographer: Robert Cohan Music: Alan Hovhaness Five Brahms Waltzes in the Style of Isadora Duncan Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Music: Johannes Brahms The Two Pigeons Choreographer: Frederick Ashton Music: Andre Messager Danse Apache Choreographer: Robert North Music: Jacques Offenbach and Igor Stravinsky Flower Festival in Genzano Choreographer: August Bournonville Music: Edvard Helsted and Holger Simon Paulli Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Music: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes.
A recording of a rehearsal for The Scottish Ballet’s Peter Pan, performed on stage at the Theatre Royal Glasgow with piano accompaniment.
Credits: Choreographer: Graham Lustig Music: Edward McGuire, commissioned by The Scottish Ballet with a subsidy from the Scottish Arts Council Designer: Margaret Woznica Lighting: Graham Large Production advisor: Mark Rylance Based on a scenario by Graham Lustig Flying by Foy The lead roles are danced by Rupert Jowett and Cecilia Boorman (Cast C) .
A personal look at the wartime career of the author’s father, a special services operative in occupied France. Successive layers of narrative and investigation attempt to uncover a deeply buried tale of risk, adventure and disaster. The Liaison Officer unearths a historical moment in the light of desires and hopes of the personal, bringing a resonant depth to storytelling.
‘All images used in the videotape shown in the installation derive from water, often seen in close up detail that creates a distorted sense of scale. The videotape employ contrast and rhythm to suggest a sense of change, of movement through a shifting series of landscapes. Sound is also used as a further sensory element and often as a counterpoint to the image.’
Director, Mineo Aayamaguchi, Jeremy Welsh. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Documentary on NHK in Japan about the work Kaleidoscope at the ICA in London.
OBELISK INSTALLATION CHANNEL / OBELISK DOCUMENTATION
Shots of a pantomime filmed from the wings and balcony of a theatre, probably the Alhambra in Glasgow. The film also includes footage of a road show in Dundee, starring Harry Gordon.
Director, Wendy Brown. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
I am interested in environmental scenery and, particularity, in viewing such scenery through the “video eye” as opposed to the human eye. [Mineo Aayamaguchi]
PHOSPHOR (INSTALLATION CHANNEL) / PHOSPHOR DOCUMENTATION
Video art by Mineo Aayamaguchi. See http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ for any available programme information.
After humanity wins a devastating war against zombies, the few remaining undead are kept on a secure island, where they are hunted for sport. When something goes wrong with the island's security gates, the zombies attack the guests and the world faces the possibility of a new outbreak.
Director, Steve Barker ; Producer, A LWH Entertainment, The Captain Starlight Company, The Kraken Films. -- Credits: (c) Kraken Films [Credits Direction: Directed by Steve Barker Production: A LWH Entertainment production The Captain Starlight Company production The Kraken Films production In association with Gloucester Place Films In association with Creative Scotland In association with Black Camel Pictures Presents UMedia Executive Producer Adrian Politowski Executive Producer Gilles Waterkeyn Executive Producer Javier Ares Executive Producer Ibon Cormenzana Executive Producer Page Croft, Arabella Produced by Charlotte Walls Produced by Nick Gillott Produced by Karl Richards Line Producer How, Rob Associate Producer Jiménez, Luis Associate Producer Francisco Celma Associate Producer Paul Gerstenberger Writing: Written by Paul Gerstenberger Editing: Editor Roca, Martí Design: Production Designer James Lapsley Costumes: Costume Designer Alison Mitchell Music: Composer Zacarías De La Riva] .
Video art by Catherine Elwes. See http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ for any available programme information.
Primary Contrasting Elements explores the symbolic relationships between primary forms (the circle, square and triangle) and video colours.
Video art by Keremy Welsh. See http://www.rewind.ac.uk/ for any available programme information.
Scenes from the pantomime "Robinson Crusoe" starring Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe.
[filmed by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: cast Harry Gordon cast Will Fyffe .
Director, Elsa Stansfield, Madelon Hooykaas. -- Credits: digital remastering funded by Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Documentation of Sites Position, outdoor artwork in Glasgow by Douglas Gordon, Christine Borland, Alison Marchant and Gillian Steel.
‘This is the most minimal work I ever made. It consists of 8 minutes of watching my son Bruno Muellbauer sleep.' [Catherine Elwes]
Spered Hollvedel means universal spirit and refers to the Celts deep communion with nature and their common ground with other peoples whom they communicated with.
A video registration of wood/log splitting related to speed of visual perception and frame splitting - spilt screen.
Scenes from the pantomime "Aladdin" at the Glasgow Alhambra. Cast includes Harry Gordon, Alex Finlay and Jack Holden.
THERE WAS A STONE THAT HELD A BRIGHT SWORD AND NO-ONE COULD PULL THE SWORD BECAUSE THEIR MINDS WERE FIXED ON THE STONE
Follows Brian Hoey's concern with a Celtic heritage where the elemental forces of radiant energy and magnetism find a parallel in the video image. An abstract visualisation of a journey to one of the mysterious 'Isles of the Blest' attainable only by chance or supernatural guidance, Tir Na Nog is a metamorphosis of mundane images in pursuit of the fantastic goal.
VARIANT VIDEO: Video Art - The Midnight of the Decade
The Venetian Ghost has as its hero a former ruler of Venice who, as a result of a semantic boo-boo, finds himself catapulted from the High Culture of Venice, Italia, to the High camp of Venice, LA. Barber plays up these oppositions in his usual offbeat style; having the figure of the ghost keyed in cartoon - like with Charlie and family - good-time Californians to a fault.
Interview by Malcolm Dickson at Video Positive, Liverpool 1989.
Footage of the pantomime "Queen of Hearts", cast includes Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe.
VIDEO POSITIVE INTERVIEWS: Moira Sweeney
VIDEO POSITIVE INTERVIEWS: Willem Velthoven
VIDEO POSITIVE INTERVIEWS: Willem Velthoven & Simon Robertson
Video art by Elsa Stansfield and Madelon Hooykaas.
Scenes from various pantomimes and variety shows featuring Harry Gordon, Alec Finlay, Dave Willis, Florrie Ford, and Alec Lennox.
Barber deconstructs two feature films Blue Lagoon and The Deep, pillaging 'moments' which when re-edited constitute a new totality.
Webcast of an Independence Live panel discussion in Shettleston, Glasgow.
Webcast of a panel discussion at the STUC, Glasgow, chaired by Elaine C. Smith.
Webcast of an event at the Glad Cafe, Shawlands, Glasgow.
DIGITAL RIGHTS DISCUSSION FROM GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITY
Webcast of a panel discussion about digital rights at Glasgow Caledonian University.
Scenes from the stage pantomime "King and Queen of Hearts" and various sketches featuring Harry Gordon, Jack Anthony, Will Fyffe and Jack Holden.
Webcast of a Scottish Socialist Party public meeting about Scottish independence featuring Colin Fox and Jim Sillars.
Webcast of a debate about Scottish independence at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow.
Webcast of a Yes Scotland panel discussion at Kinning Park Complex, Glasgow.
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT FRACKING - GLASGOW DEBATE
Webcast of a discussion event about fracking at the Arches, Glasgow, and interviews with some participants.
Webcast of a Scottish Socialist Party public meeting about Scottish independence at St. Mary's Primary School, Paisley.
CUMBERNAULD TOWN HALL: Cat Boyd, Carol Fox, Fiona MacDonald
Webcast of a discussion event about Scottish independence at Cumbernauld New Town Hall.
Webcast of an event at St. Andrew's High School, Coatbridge, featuring speaker George Galloway and audience discussion.
Webcast of a protest meeting in front of BBC Scotland's headquarters at Pacific Quay, Glasgow.
Director, Derek McLean, Caitlyn McLean, Duncan Fleming.
Webcast of a Radical Independence Campaign public meeting at St. Francis Community Centre, Gorbals, Glasgow.
A very brief interview with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon outside a Yestival event at Govanhill Baths, Glasgow.
Scenes from the stage pantomime "Red Riding Hood" including shots of Harry Gordon in his dressing room and Will Fyffe in costume.
STOP ATTACKING GAZA!: Glasgow Palestine Demonstration
Webcast of a pro-Palestinian protest and march in Glasgow.
Webcast of an interview with lawyer Aamer Anwar about a meeting with the delegation from the pro-Palestine protest and BBC Scotland in Glasgow.
Webcast providing information from organisers Geordie McArthur and Moira Williams about arrangements for a protest at the BBC Scotland headquarters planned for 27 July 2014.
Director, Derek McLean, Kevin Gibney, Duncan Fleming.
Webcast of a public meeting about the case for Scottish independence in Whiterose Community Hall, Glasgow.
Webcast of a public appearance and speech by MP Jim Murphy in Shawlands, Glasgow.
GLASGOW GREEN, BBC BIAS PEACEFUL PROTEST 4
Webcast of a protest rally at Glasgow Green featuring speakers Councillor Shabbar Jaffri; Joshua Brown; Pat Lee; Tommy Sheridan; John Allan - LFI; Math Campbell - English Scots for YES.
Webcast of activities in George Square, Glasgow, on the night of the Scottish independence referendum polling day.
Webcast of a talk about Scottish independence by author Tariq Ali, from the series "The Independence Lectures" hosted by the Radical Independence Campaign.
Shots of pantomime troupe performing with Harry Gordon and their Christmas party in the Adelphi Hotel, Glasgow.
Credits: cast Harry Gordon cast Ann Drummond Grant cast Hilda Meacham.
Webcast of a group of pro-independence canvassers in Drumchapel, Glasgow, organised by the Radical Independence Campaign.
Webcast of a Lanarkshire for Independence event in Motherwell, featuring speakers Cat Boyd, Jim Sillars and Robin McAlpine.
Webcast of a Yes Renfrew panel discussion event at Renfrew Town Hall.
Webcast of an informal social fundraising event for pro-independence blog Wings over Scotland in the Counting House, Glasgow.
Webcast of an event 'Why Independence?' with speaker Tommy Sheridan at Cumbernauld New Town Hall.
Webcast of a public event organised by the Radical Independence Campaign in Castlemilk, Glasgow.
PUBLIC BETTER TOGETHER EVENT WITH ANAS SARWAR
Webcast of a public event organised by campaign group Better Together at Langside Halls, Shawlands, Glasgow.
Webcast of a speech by journalist and Labour Party activist Owen Jones at the O2 in Glasgow as part of May Day celebrations.
Webcast of a social gathering of supporters of Wings over Scotland, the pro-independence blog in Broughty Ferry.
Webcast of a Socialists for Independence event at Lourdes Primary School, Glasgow - featuring speakers Jim Sillars, Tommy Sheridan and David Hayman.
Webcast of a talk by Mark McGowan, Artist Taxi Driver, at Queen's Park Railway Club in Glasgow.
Webcast of the return to Glasgow of cyclist Mark Coburn, who undertook a 1421 mile sponsored bike ride from Rome to Glasgow to raise money for the campaign for Scottish independence.
Webcast of an independence debate in Lanark Memorial Hall.
Webcast of a social gathering of Friends of Wings over Scotland, the pro-independence blog, in the Counting House, Glasgow.
Webcast of a pro-independence family event in Strathclyde Park, featuring speakers including Humza Yousaf, entertainment and stalls.
Webcast of an interview in Paris with Dr Mark McNaught about the concept of a political constitution for an independent Scotland.
Webcast of a social gathering of Friends of Wings over Scotland, the pro-independence blog, in the Newsroom bar in Edinburgh.
Webcast of an event in Edinburgh discussing the positive case for a Yes vote in the independence referendum.
Webcast of a Yes Motherwell & Wishaw event at the GLO Centre in Motherwell where members of the public put questions to Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Webcast of an event at the Castlepark Community Centre in Irvine, where members of the public put questions to Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Shots of pantomime "Sleeping Beauty" at the Alhambra in Glasgow featuring Harry Gordon as the Queen and Alec Finlay as the King.
[amateur film made by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: cast : Marjorie Browne, Alec Finlay, Harry Gordon, Jack Holden, Evelyn Laye & Hilda Meacham .
Webcast of a Radical Independence Campaign event in Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
Webcast of a public debate about Scottish Independence organised by Kiltr at the Bridge, Easterhouse, Glasgow.
Webcast of an appearance by actor Alan Cumming campaigning for Scottish independence in Glasgow.
RESULTS COVERAGE INSIDE THE GLASGOW COUNT
Webcast of proceedings at the Glasgow vote count for the Scottish independence referendum at the Velodrome, Glasgow.
Webcast of the opening ceremony of the Yes Pollok campaign office in Glasgow.
Webcast of a lecture by Leanne Wood A.M. (Plaid Cymru) at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Focus on Unemployed
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA, Glasgow, focussing on the issue of unemployment.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: If We Vote No, Scotland Will Be Punished
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Socioeconomic Rights in an Independent Scotland
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA, Glasgow, discussing the findings of a Common Weal report.
Filmed during the dress rehearsal of the pantomime "Babes in the Wood" featuring Harry Gordon in various sketches. [See also ref. 2180].
[attributed to Fred Collins]. -- Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, [Fred Collins?] friend of Harry Gordon. Mostly shot inside various theatres] cast Cora O'Farrell cast Jane Leyburn cast Betty Jumel cast Jack Anthony cast Bond Rowell cast Harry Gordon.
General views of the dress rehearsal of the pantomime "Humpty Dumpty", starring Harry Gordon, Duncan Macrae and Alec Finlay.
[amateur film made by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: Cast of "Humpty Dumpty"(1947): cast Jessica James cast Charlie Caroli cast Jill Manners. Cast of "Jack" (1951-52 season) includes: cast Alex Finlay cast Jack Holden cast Jill Manners cast Robert Wilson..
HARRY GORDON VISITS NEW YORK AND PANTOMIMES
Shots of Harry Gordon and his wife on the "Queen Elizabeth" on their first visit to the USA. Scenes of New York and Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe on stage during rehearsal of "Babes in the Wood".
Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, friend of Harry Gordon]. act Alec Finlay act Donald Layne Smith act Duncan Macrae act Ugly Sisters..
Filmed during the dress rehearsal of the pantomime "Dick Whittington" in the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow, featuring Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe.
Shots of Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe in the pantomime "Jack and the Beanstalk". The film also shows a picnic for members of the cast.
Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, friend of Harry Gordon. Mostly shot inside various theatres].
BEACH PAVILION, ABERDEEN AND FAMILY c1926
Harry Gordon and company star in a variety show at the Beach Pavilion, Aberdeen.
Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, friend of Harry Gordon. Mostly shot inside various theatres.].
Scenes at a variety show in the Beach Pavilion, Aberdeen; Harry Gordon in "Puss in Boots" and a variety show in the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow.
[filmed by friend of Harry Gordon]. -- Credits: [Made by amateur cinematographer, friend of Harry Gordon] [Mostly shot inside various theatres].
Demonstration of how a wooden cart wheel is made.
Producer, [p.c. Elder Dalrymple Productions].
Highland scenery, including shots taken from Oban promenade.
A compilation tape featuring seven news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
A photographer has fallen for his model, but doubts about their love drive him to commit murder, then suicide. Based on a Robert Browning poem.
Director, Jimmy Craig. -- Credits: cast Liz Brown and Jack Weir From a poem of Robert Browning camera Craig, Bulloch, MacGuinness, MacMaster continuity Tom Smith [from an original concept by Enrico Cocozza].
A compilation tape featuring twelve news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
An amateur film telling the story of a boy who gets drunk on bubbly and has a fight with a chair. Mute and sound versions available (same footage).
Director, [filmed by Enrico Cocozza] ; Producer, TIC [Tongue in Cheek]. -- Credits: cast Duncan Beaton cast Bill Bain Camera crew: Jim Bulloch, David Hunter, Kenzie Baird.
A short abstract film with a theme of narcissism.
filmed by Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: cast Betty Heron cast James Craig A Coinnoisseur Film.
A girl, perhaps on her birthday, lives out her subconscious passions. A stylish and surreal concoction of dance, theatrics, flirtation and solitude.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: technical assistance William Marshall, Gavin Brown, Robert MacDougall starring Margo Petrie with John Boyle, George Forsyth, Bill Foy, James Kane, Alan Penman, Tom Skilling, Roy Vincent.
Making of spoof Roman historical film drama, shot in Cocozza's film studio with scenes shot inside the Connoisseur Cinema in Wishaw.
Director, James Craig ; Producer, CFU [Connoisseur Film Unit]. -- Credits: With Enrico Cocozza, Mary MacCulloch, Hugh McLean, Hugh MacDonald, and members of Wishaw Central School Film Society and Wishaw "Art of the Film" Class. p., d, and ph. James Craig..
A compilation tape featuring nineteen news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
A compilation tape featuring sixteen news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
A compilation tape featuring eleven news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
An amateur film telling the story of a young author and a magic trumpet.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: With Don Smith, Lorna Semple, David Mallan, Vince Bladford, Hamish McArthur, Neil Harding, Alan Jenkins, Larry Casey, Dick Hose, Derek Armstrong, William Marshall, Mary Adams, Ian MacEwan, Wendy McKenzie, John Higgins, Norman MacParland, Alec MacMillan, Gerry Scanlon, Chris Clement, Bobby MacClare. Assistant Directors: Hector Boyce, Chris Clement, Joan Niblet..
General shots around London, including the exteriors of the Empire and Carlton Theatres, a sea and ships exhibition, the Royal Mint and Telekinema.
An amateur story film concerning the appearance of a "living ghost".
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: Billy Stewart and Norman McParland in THE LIVING GHOST camera Enrico Cocozza and Jim Bulloch montage Enrico Cocozza and Jim Craig m. arrangement Bob MacLeod p. and d. Enrico Cocozza assisted by John McGinnis and Bill McMaster This film was interpreted by Billy Stewart, Jean Marshall, David Hunter, Jan Adams, Norman McParland.
A holiday film of Italy, including views of Genoa, Alassio, Naples and Filignano.
Director, Gavin Brown and Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: CBC Film.
A compilation tape featuring fifteen news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
Director, Gavin Brown and Enrico Cocozza.
A compilation tape featuring fourteen news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
The arrival, and outings of members of the BFI course being held at Neuadd Reichel, at the time the male student halls of Bangor University. Participants include a number of faces familiar from the film Cocozza made that year at the Summer School, "Ferry Flirt". Course members greeted at the start of the film by Ernest Lindgren, first Curator of the British Film Institute. See ref: 1116.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures.
A compilation tape featuring nine news items from Grampian Television in the 1980s.
Scottish footballing stars of 1960 demonstrate their skills, including Alex Scott from Rangers FC and Bertie Peacock from Celtic FC, at Cathkin Park in Glasgow. Sponsored by Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society, whose Rocky Mount cigarettes are shown in film.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: TIC [Tongue in Cheek Productions] .
A record of the renovation work on the Bellhaven cafe, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, between 1948 to 1955; shows the work of masons, joiners, glaziers and the Cocozza family on the new Cafe, and the interest of passers-by.
A brief scenic tour of Alassio, capturing the essence of this Italian town.
A fictional story of a Dracula-type character who terrorises the Coltness Estate in Wishaw.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: Filmed on Coltness Estate Wishaw Enrico Cocozza Presentation The motorist Bill Pender The girl Edith Kay The boy Tom McLaughlin The evil one Enrico Cocozza The old man Roderick Ravenscraig The angler George Cuthbertson sc. James Thomson p. and d. Enrico Cocozza and James Thomson continuity Pat Harrower.
The story of two teenagers given a job in a cafe.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: cast : Ronnie MacAuly, Alec, MacMillan, Neil Buddy, John Thomson, Andrew Edminston, David Barr, Jimmy Cashmere, Chic MacArthur, Angus Stevenson, Jim Kenmure, Jim Craig, Graham Cullen, Grace Watt, Tom Richmond, Kenzie Baird, Tom Cuthbertson, Jim Hughes, Bobby McClure.
Story of a male hiker abducted by a "white lady".
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: This picture was filmed in Washaw Estate by kind permission of Col the Hon R A B Hamilton, the Master of Belhaven enacted by Sheila Stodart, George Cuthbertson, Roderick Ravenscraig.
The story of two young boys who commit a robbery.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Connoisseur Productions. -- Credits: This film is dedicated in the memory of Guiseppe Cocozza. cast John Graham, Gerard Cahill, Margaret McCreadie-Parker, Sadie Curran w., p. and d. Enrico Cocozza ph. Enrico Cocozza ass. cameraman James Craig lighting Henry Blakeway ass. d. Sadie Curran make-up Betty Heron sd. rec. GCS sd. engineers Harold Skaife, Philip Johnston continuity Betty Heron Enrico Cocozza wishes to express his indebtedness to Mr. John Scott, the Remand Home Association, Glasgow. Mr Malcolm Moon, Mr James McHolm, Mr Rattray Ash and to many others who rendered invaluable assistance and advice in the production of the film. End Credits cast : John Graham, Chick; Margaret McCreadie-Parker, His Mother; Gerard Cahill, Jerry; James McHolm, Mr. Bruce; Sadie Curran, The Girl; John Murdoch, The Bookie; John Lawrie, Johnny; Martha Marshall, First Housewife; Marion Bavis, Second Housewife; and, William Higgins, James Purdie, William Moonie, Henry Blakeway, Tom McGetahy, Duncan Robertson, as The Gang assisted by Alex Moon, Robert Smith, Tommy McIntyre, Tom McIntyre, John Young, Jim Grierson, Billy Tannenhill, John McLeavy, and Jim McPherson.
General scenic shots of Filignano in Italy.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: A CBC film.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: Enrico Cocozza Presentation Enacted by Lita Garassino, Lita, Aldo Ferrando, Aldo, Italo Grollero, Italo, Maria Lisa Garassino, Lita (as a child) Renato Mangini, Italo (as a child, Supported by extras recruited from the fishermen of the Liqurian Coast and the citizens of Alassio. d. ph. Enrico Cocozza ass. cameramen Nello Garassino Archimede technical assistants Bruno Garassino, Anna Grollero, Giorgio Vercelli w., d. and p. Enrico Cocozza m. background arranged by Arthur Percival..
The story of a group of people trying to survive after an atomic war, by sacrificing to their Gods.
Director, Enrico Cocozza and Graeme Cullen. -- Credits: A CBC Film Louise Boyd, Leslie Crawford, Jack Smith, with Ella Hill, Mark Cooke, Jack Ralston, Jack Griffen, Bill Bailey, James Kane, George Forsyth, Philip Duddy. w. Enrico Cocozza ph. Gavin Brown.
Scenes of Pompeii and Brunati, Italy and the city of Paris as well as Highland scenery and camera/film tests for some of Cocozza's actors.
Camera/film tests for some of Cocozza's actors with shots of West Cross in Wishaw, and a polar bear at the Zoo, also including footage of Puccini? after a concert.
Footage of various local weddings, probably in Wishaw, Lanarkshire.
Footage of two men building a house, including laying the foundations and bricklaying.
A love story inspired by a poem of Wilfred Rowland Childe.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: May McRorie and Louise Boyd Jim Hastie Inspired by a poem of Wilfred Rowland Childe camera Enrico Cocozza and Jim Bulloch m. arrangement Bob MacLeod montage Enrico Cocozza and Jim Craig.
Story of a young man's last few hours before he commits suicide.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, CFU [Connoisseur Film Unit]. -- Credits: A CFU Production sc. James Craig ph. and d. Enrico Cocozza technical assistance Henry Blakenay, John Murdoch, Rattray Ash, William McKay ed. Enrico Cocozza played by James Craig, Isobel Ash, Jean Murdoch, Sadie Curran, Les Crawford, and Henry Blakenay.
The adventures of a young boy in Wishaw, Lanarkshire.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: A CBC Film cast : Norman McParland as Corky; Roslynn McLeod as Beverley; [dogs] Maxie and Jinx, supported by Helen Pettigrew, Louise Boyd, Joan Gracie, Margaret Watson, Eddie Cairns, John McCulloch, Billy Stewart, Jim Isaac; Samson Holt, John Cairns, Mark Cooke, Gerard McParland, Arthur Littlejohn, Joe Wilson, Jim Watson, Tom Hunter, Peter McCartney, John McEwan, Robert Barrowman, Matthew Bradley, James Curtis, Joseph Coyle, Bobby Reilly, James Coyle, Alec Kirson, and the little girls of Cheviot Crescent, Wishaw. music composed by Bob McLeod the film was devised, directed and delivered by Enrico Cocozza.
Demonstrations of various camera and sound techniques.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: A CBC Film.
Compilation of various family shots of the Cocozza family, including a wedding and a picnic in Kelvingrove Park.
Camera/Film tests of Enrico Cocozza and his group of actors.
Shots of various sports at Wishaw High School and prize-giving ceremony.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: Little Alpac (by permission of the Opera Comique of Silver Creek). Chick Anderson, Joan Barr, Peter Baillie, Cathie Bence, Billy Bence, Biddy, William Bradley, Gavin Brown, Norma Bryson, Charles Calderwood, Angus Clark, Richard Denholm, Donald, Rhona Douglas, George Dyas, Jannette Forrester, John Griffen, Norman Haggerty, Sam Haycook, Sheila Hepburn, Margaret Higgins, Ella Hill, Dorothy Hunter, Robert Kelly, Sadie Kelly, Christine Lindsay, Josephine McCartney, Jim McLaughlin, John McLaughlin, Nanette McRoberts, Mima Muir, Christine Murdoch, Helen Murdoch, Rex Park, Jannette Patterson, Cathie Paton, Rinty, Andrew Steel, Isabel Tannahill, David Thomson, Roy Tulloch, Sadie Wilson and (by permission of the Ballet Deross de Monte Floss) Cutee Lowcoff..
Compilation of views around West Cross in Wishaw, including shots of men tarring the roads, the Belhaven cafe and a gents' hair dressers.
Launch of the MV "Rangitane" by HRH the Duchess of Gloucester at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank. 30th June 1949.
Credits: [Official launch record made by firm's cameraman, John Brown & Co Ltd Clydebank].
A film to promote temperance, it tells the story of an American football star, who is against any form of alcohol.
Events in the life of St. Paul, after the crucifixion of Christ.
The film highlights the comparison of alcohol and water in laboratory tests.
A compilation tape featuring news items from the Scottish Labour Party Conference in Perth, 1998.
Film shows the chemicals present in the human body and the detrimental effect alcohol has on them.
Based on the writings of Bertha Rachel Palmer, the film tells the story of a young man injured after drinking too much. The doctor who is treating him explains the effect alcohol has on his body.
Director, Val I. Lindberg ; Producer, [p.c. Chicago Film Laboratory Incorporated]. -- Credits: Based on writings by Bertha Rachel Palmer scenario Edward Slager ph. Robert Tavenier sd. David W. Scott.
An explanation of the specific effect of alcohol on the human body.
Producer, Encyclopaedia Britannica Films. -- Credits: Produced by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films in Collaboration with Anton J Carlson, MD PhD Scientific Director, The Research Council on Problems of Alcohol.
A short film showing the roots and the outcome of excessive drinking, and the benefits of abstaining.
Dramatised account of how a man knocks down and kills a girl, after taking alcohol.
Director, George J. Bowes. -- Credits: The girl, Marjorie Fryer, The Motorist, A Scafe Brown ph. and d. George J. Bowes.
Reel I tells the story of God's creations, and in Reel 2 Irwin A. Moon gives a sermon.
Producer, Moody Institute of Science. -- Credits: With Irwin A Moon. Produced by Moody Institute of Science 1945 p. Dick Ross sc. Russel T Hitt anim. R H Bemiller ph. Irwin A Moon.
ETHYL ALCOHOL. ITS NATURE AND ITS PROPERTIES
The effect of alcohol on the human body is defined through laboratory tests.
Director, Elmer Clifton ; Producer, Burton Holmes Films Inc., Chicago, Illinois. -- Credits: scenario Herbert C. Heagland narr. Harlow Wilcox ed. Harold Lignell ph. Harry Brian sd. rec. Walter Hotz.
Director, [d. Philip Stapp] ; Producer, Halas and Batchelor. -- Credits: [Director: Philip Stapp Production Company: Halas & Batchelor Sponsor: World Health Organization Producer: John Halas Supervision: E. M. Jellinek Story: Philip Stapp, Joy Batchelor Animator: Brian Borthwick, John Smith Music: Matyas Seiber].
The development of the hydro-phone (underwater microphone) and Irwin A. Moon's message of Christianity.
Director, F. Acton Everest ; Producer, Moody Bible Institute (USA). -- Credits: p. Dick Ross, anim. George Martsegis m. score Ralph Carmichael.
Dramatised account of a young man who knocks down his fiancee in a drunken frenzy. He takes another car to go for help, but the man in the car reveals himself as Death.
Director, H. A. V. Bulleid. -- Credits: With Peter Edwards. Barbara Simm Abergavenny MCMXLIXI.
The work and music of "Rock of Ages" by Toplady.
General views of pavilions,the fair and exhibition tower at the Glasgow Empire Exhibition of 1938.
A training film for Sunday School teachers.
Producer, Moody Bible Institute of Science (USA).
"A Sermon from Science with Irwin A. Moon", the film compares parts of the human body with man-made equivalents.
Producer, [p.c. Moody Institute of Science (USA)]. -- Credits: Technical Director, F Alton Everest sc. George F Santa art anim. George Martsegis film ed. William Brussan photomicrography Stephen Craig.
Irwin Moon lectures on atomic energy with shots of the preparation and aftermath of the dropping of the atom bomb on Bikini Island.
Producer, [p.c. Moody Bible Institute of Science (USA)].
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: National Poster Competition Short-list
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing presenting short-listed entries for a national poster campaign for the Yes movement.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Voter Registration and Participation
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing presenting a panel of speakers from across the grassroots YES movement.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: English Scots for Yes
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing presenting speakers from campaign group English Scots for Yes.
Webcast of a public lecture by Professor Danny Dorling of Oxford University about inequality in the UK.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: From Hiroshima to Faslane: the Case Against the Renewal of Trident
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing, presenting the case against the renewal of nuclear weapons in Scotland.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: NHS and TTIP
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing, discussing the privatisation threat to NHS Scotland posed by TTIP.
A holiday film of city scenes of Glasgow and Edinburgh, and the Wallace Monument at Stirling.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Generation Yes
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow, with speakers from youth group Generation Yes.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Voter Registration
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow, discussing the increase in voter registration.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Scottish Industries
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow about industry/economic future.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: James Meadway
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing with guest speaker James Meadway, senior economist at New Economics Foundation.
Webcast of an interview with two homeless people in Glasgow.
Webcast of a talk and question and answer session with Nicola Sturgeon MSP at Westerton Hall in Glasgow.
Light-hearted amateur film about a couple spending a holiday week of different day trips across central Scotland at the start of WW2 and under wartime conditions.
Webcast of a public meeting about Scottish independence organised by Yes Cowal in Dunoon.
Webcast of a public meeting in Wishaw with speaker Tommy Sheridan and a question and answer session.
YES KIRKINTILLOCH, LENZIE AND VILLAGES - PUBLIC MEETING
Webcast of a public meeting in Kirkintilloch featuring speakers Robin McAlpine and Dr John O'Dowd.
A television documentary on the prevention of accidents caused by drinking and driving.
Director, Mike Wooler ; Producer, Granada TV. -- Credits: narr. Kenneth Allsop interviewer Elaine Grand des. Roy Stonehouse Presented by the Star in the interests of accident prevention.
Webcast of a public meeting in Westerton Hall in Glasgow addressing the issues of foodbanks, welfare reform and communities.
Webcast of a pro-independence public meeting at the Minto Hotel, Edinburgh.
Webcast of a public meeting hosted by NHS For Yes entitled 'NHS Scotland ... In Five Years?' at the Pearce Institute in Glasgow.
Webcast of a public meeting in Glasgow, featuring speakers from Veterans for Independence.
Webcast of a public meeting in Campsie Memorial Hall, Lennoxtown, with speakers Deborah Shepherd and Tommy Sheridan.
OIL ON THE CLYDE: An Audience with Chic Brodie
Webcast of an event in which Chic Brodie MSP discusses his research into oil in the Clyde.
Webcast of a panel discussion at the Admiral Bar in Glasgow about the effects of the result of the Scottish independence referendum.
Webcast of an evening of music, song, story-telling, poetry, dance and comedy in Edinburgh to raise funds for YES Scotland.
Webcast of a Scottish independence referendum panel debate at the Carlton Hotel, Edinburgh.
A cruise on board the "SS Tuscania" to the Mediterranean, starting from Yorkhill Quay in Glasgow.
Webcast of a journey from Edinburgh to Strathclyde Park as part of the Freedom Convoy from Aberdeen,and a rally in Strathclyde Park.
Webcast of a public meeting at the Royal Incorporation of Architects Scotland in Edinburgh to discuss independence and the architecture profession.
Webcast of a debate at the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh, featuring academics, advocates and solicitors from both sides of the independence debate.
Webcast of a public debate about Scottish independence between Yes and No supporters in Troon Concert Hall.
Director, Duncan Fleming, Willie Fleming .
Webcast of a debate in Glasgow about Scottish independence and its impact on education.
Director, Duncan Fleming, Thomas Lavelle .
BRORA QUESTION TIME - SCOTLAND'S REFERENDUM
Webcast of a debate in Brora Primary School about Scottish independence.
Light-hearted amateur holiday film about a trip to Skye.
ROAD TO THE ISLES, JULY 1933, the / ISLE OF MULL, JULY 1934, the / JOURNEY TO THE WESTERN ISLANDS, JULY 1935, a
Three amateur holiday films of trips to the Western Highlands and the Hebrides in the 1930s.
Webcast of a panel discussion in Glasgow about the possibility of a new radical socialist Scotland after independence.
Webcast of a Yes Cowal event in the Queen's Hall, Dunoon, chaired by Michael Russell.
A THING OF SHREDS AND PATCHES: Being a Film Magazine from the West of Scotland
Amateur magazine programme made at the start of WW2, including footage of refuse collection and disposal in Glasgow, a steamer on the Forth and Clyde Canal and a montage of pre-war newspaper clippings.
Webcast of an event at the Burgh Hall, Dunoon, hosted by Christians for Independence.
BUSINESS FOR SCOTLAND - GREENOCK REFERENDUM DISCUSSION
Webcast of a panel discussion event at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock, hosted by Business for Scotland.
Webcast of a Teachers for Yes meeting in Glasgow.
Webcast of a presentation 'Economic Facts and a Vision for Scotland' in Glasgow.
Webcast of a presentation by Business for Scotland at the Glad Cafe in Glasgow.
Webcast of a public event about Scottish independence hosted by the Radical Independence Campaign in Cranhill, Glasgow.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Grassroots Groups
Webcast of the first Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow, introducing the new film 'Scotland Yet'.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: R.I.C. Canvassing Results
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow about the results of RIC's canvassing in Glasgow.
Webcast of a talk by Welsh historian Dr. John Davies providing a historical perspective on Welsh and Scottish politics.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Global Forum Report on Defence
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow, to coincide with the publication of a Common Weal report.
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE CONVENTION PRESS BRIEFING: Common Weal Economics
Webcast of a Scottish Independence Convention press briefing at the CCA in Glasgow about Common Weal's strategy for the Scottish economy.
Webcast of a performance by economist and broadcaster Max Keiser at the Yes Bar in Glasgow.
Webcast and highlights of a pro-independence car cavalcade from Dunoon to Oban, featuring Michael Russell MSP.
Webcast of activities on Buchanan Street and Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow on the last Saturday before the independence referendum.
"An Anchor Line holiday via tourist class in the 'Cameronia' and 'California'" : from her berth in Glasgow to arrival at New York. Includes shots of games on board, such as deck tennis, shuffle board and a pillow fight.
Webcast of an event in Cardiff organised to demonstrate support for Scottish independence.
Webcast of a pro-independence protest outside the BBC Scotland headquarters at Pacific Quay, Glasgow.
Webcast of an event at Ashpark Primary School in Glasgow, including a speech by Jim Sillars and entertainment.
Webcast of a launch event for "Old Nations, Auld Enemies, New Times", a collection of essays by Tom Nairn at Martin Hall, New College, Edinburgh.
Webcast of activities in George Square, Glasgow, as pro-independence supporters gather in advance of the independence referendum.
Webcast of activities in and around George Square, Glasgow, as pro-independence supporters gather on the eve of the independence referendum.
Webcast of a conversation with Darren McGarvey (Loki), Matt Lygate and Mark McGhee about the run-up to the Scottish independence referendum and the aftermath.
Film describes how the White Fleet of Canadian National Steamships connect the ports of Canada with the West Indies.
Webcast of a panel discussion in the Admiral Bar in Glasgow about the future of Scotland after the referendum.
The opening of a new shop by Yes Cowal in Dunoon, and interviews with actors Martin Compston and Paul Brannigan.
SCOTTISH SOCIALIST PARTY ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Multi-camera webcast of the Scottish Socialist Party's annual conference from the Augustine United Church in Edinburgh.
Webcast of a protest outside the Central Hotel in Glasgow, as a Scottish Labour Party gala dinner took place inside.
Webcast of a We Are Anonymous march from George Square in Glasgow to Glasgow Green, including interviews with participants.
Webcast of a conversation between David McGowran of Independence Live and journalist George Monbiot about the current state of the UK media.
R.I.C. CONFERENCE: A People's Parliament
Webcast of a discussion session at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in Glasgow, featuring Frances Curran and Cat Boyd.
R.I.C. CONFERENCE: Community Organisation with National Strategy
Webcast of a discussion session at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in the SEC Armadillo, Glasgow.
Webcast of a discussion session at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in Glasgow.
R.I.C. CONFERENCE: Our Voice in the Mainstream Media
Webcast of a discussion session about the media at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in Glasgow, chaired by Mike Small of Bella Caledonia.
Panoramic footage of the Highlands of Ontario, Canada, highlighting the vantage points for tourists.
Webcast of a discussion session about racism at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in Glasgow.
Webcast of a discussion session about fracking at the Radical Independence Campaign 2014 conference in Glasgow.
R.I.C. CONFERENCE: Towards an International Strategy Against TTIP
Webcast of a talk by broadcaster and commentator Lesley Riddoch in Leith about the possibility of alternative media in Scotland.
Webcast of a meeting hosted in Glasgow by the Socialist Party Scotland about how to defeat austerity, with lessons from both Scotland and Ireland.
Webcast from outside the INEOS comnplex at Grangemouth.
Webcast of an event outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh in support of Scottish independence, with speeches, stalls and music.
Webcast of an Independence Live cameraman explaining the technology involved in a live webstream.
Webcast of a Common Weal Edinburgh North and Leith talk about economic alternatives to austerity.
ANTI-FRACKING PROTEST AT INEOS IN GRANGEMOUTH
Webcast of an anti-fracking protest organised by No Fracking Falkirk outside the premises of Ineos at Grangemouth.
An advert for Anchor Line cruises to Canada on board the liners "Letitia" and "Athenia".
Webcast of a demonstration outside the Irish parliament in Dublin against the government's water charges.
Webcast of a Scottish Socialist Party meeting in Glasgow, discussing the future of independence in Scotland.
Webcast of David McGowran talking to activist Matt Lygate about various topics.
Webcast from the Los Alamos Study Group making a presentation to the Cross-Party Group on Nuclear Disarmament in the Scottish Parliament.
Webcast of speeches by prospective candidates to stand for the Scottish National Party in the Glasgow Central ward.
Webcast of speeches by Jeane Freeman and Elaine C. Smith of Women for Independence.
Webcast of a visit to Guru Nanak's Free Kitchen on the streets of Edinburgh.
THE CHARLIE HEBDO MASSACRE: Exploring Media Ethics and Responsibility
Webcast of an event organised by the National Union of Journalists Scotland and media website CommonSpace.
Webcast of a talk in the Yes Cafe in Edinburgh by Tommy Sheppard, discussing his disillusionment with the Labour Party and his support for Scottish independence.
Webcast of a talk in the Yes Cafe in Edinburgh by Mark McGowan, Artist Taxi Driver.
Passengers boarding the liners the "Letita" and "Athenia"; scenes on board and shots of Toronto and Montreal in Canada.
Webcast of a debate hosted by Common Weal in Edinburgh about the result of the Greek general election and its effect on European politics.
Hand drawn paper animation created by a group of primary school aged children as they poetically narrate what they love about Scotland in 2018.
Set in the beautiful Isle of Skye, this film documents what primary school pupils love about their rural Scotland.
With a humorous storyline and clever visual ideas, Sleekit Seven bring their animated story to life to show what Scotland means to them.
Director, St. Timothy's Primary School.
Documentary following two friends as they dance their way around Tayside, showing iconic cultural sights including the V&A in Dundee.
Capturing a day in the life of a teenager, Tabitha and Eve show school life, home life and the observations in-between the everyday journeys of a high school pupil.
This film focuses on the young LGBTQ+ community and was devised and created by a group of Secondary school pupils in Motherwell.
A simple film created as a class production. Imaginatively written, resourcefully delivered and performed by S2 pupils at St Thomas Aquinas Secondary.
A visually poetic and personal piece created by a young filmmaker, Stanley, who made Scotland his new home, sharing the experience with his friends and his cat.
Grampian Television arts programme excerpt about Tong Studio on Lewis, the first recording studio set up in the Western Isles.
Footage taken during the Presbyterian Tour of Canada in 1936. Scottish clergy are seen enjoying visits to Toronto, Niagra Falls and Montreal. They enjoy civic receptions by Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada and Dr. Herbert Bruce, Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Educational film about the cultivation, harvesting and storage of potatoes.
Credits: p. Staff of the Agricultural Department Edinburgh University.
Educational film demonstrating agricultural workers' roles in the potato harvest on a farm in Kincardineshire.
Credits: ph. and p. The Edinburgh and East of Scotland College of Agriculture & The North of Scotland College of Agriculture facilities by John Mackie Esq., Bent, Laurencekirk.
HARVEST HEADACHE: A Study in Straw Handling
Agricultural film demonstrating various methods of gathering and storing hay.
Credits: British Productivity Council presents p. Agricultural Sub-Committee, Edinburgh L.P.A..
Shots of a ship leaving Glasgow's Yorkhill Quay and of passengers on board playing various deck games.
Educational film demonstrating different methods of ploughing arable land in winter.
Compilation of agricultural footage demonstrating the care of pigs.
Educational film demonstrating the methods and machinery used in the cultivation and harvesting of cereal crops.
Producer, p. Staff of the Agricultural Department, Edinburgh University.
Footage of life in Palestine, with shots of local people and their customs.
Compilation of various news items concerning King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's visit to Canada, Washington, New York and Niagara Falls.
Producer, Castle Films. -- Credits: Castle Films presents the NEWS PARADE by Eugene W Castle.
A morality tale in which a drunken fisherman tries to sabotage an American yacht competing in a race. His actions cause his son to fall ill and he repents and gives up drinking. [A prize-winning film at the 1948 Scottish Amateur Film Festival]
Director, Frank M. Marshall ; Producer, [p.c. Fidelity Film Unit]. -- Credits: p. Merricks Arnott p. unit J. Mair Bronwlie, J W Fairbain, E B Livingston, O R Filer, A M Watt, Robert Easton. cast Fisherman David McLean His son Sandy Watt American John R Young, His girl Anne Gratton.
An amateur record of a trip on Loch Lomond on the steamer "Maid of the Loch". Places visited include Balamaha, Rowardennan, Tarbet, Inversnaid, Ardlui
[filmed by Donald Macpherson, Glasgow Cine Club].
A holiday film taken in Rothesay, Isle of Bute.
Street scenes in and around Largs; people playing pitch and putt on a small passenger ferry; a local fair and a football match between Largs Thistle and Irvine Meadow.
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Prince Rama and the Demons at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness in 2000.
Credits: Prince Rama and the Demons Choreography: Robert North Music: Christopher Benstead Design: Robert North and Tim Palmer Costume: Monia Torchia Lighting: George Thomson Giselle Music: Adolphe Adam Chroeography: Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot (recreated by Joyce Greame) Scenario: Theophile Guatuier, Vernoy de Saint Goerges, Jean Coralli Production: Peter Darrell Design: Peter Cazalet.
Shot on the anniversary of the Caledonian Steam Packet, the film features the steamer "PS Duchess of Montrose", Ailsa Craig and Keppel pier and the sailing vessel the "Carrick" at berth at Custom House Quay, Glasgow.
[filmed by Donald Macpherson, Glasgow Cine Club]. -- Credits: [Made on the anniversary of the Caledonian Steam Packet].
A performance of Tales of Hoffmann by Scottish Ballet, recorded at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness as part of Scottish Ballet's 30th anniversary season.
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by John Lanchberry Designs by: Alastair Livingstone Lighting: John B Read Scenario: Peter Darrell Conductor: Christopher Nichols The role of Hoffmann is danced by Yi-Lei Cai .
A performance of Tales of Hoffman, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the King’s Theatre in Edinburgh.
Credits: Tales of Hoffmann Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by John Lanchberry Designs by: Alastair Livingstone Lighting: John B Read Scenario: Peter Darrell Cast: Wendy Roe, Noriko Ohara, Eleanor Moore, Sally Collard-Gentle, Paul Tyers, and Nigel Spencer. [Cheri Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: Ian Irving Cinderella Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Gioacchino Rossini, arranged by Bramwell Tovey (Excerpts from La Cenerentola and other operas, little known ballets and piano music) Designer: John Fraser Lighting: John B Read].
A production of Napoli performed by Scottish Ballet and filmed by the BBC. This performance was recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow.
Producer, [p.c. BBC]. -- Credits: [Choreographer: August Bournoville Music: Edvard Helsted, Holger Simon Paulli, Niels W Gade, Hans Christian Lumbye Design: Peter Cazlet Conductor: Bramwell Tovey Staged by: Poul Gnatt Cast: Gennaro: Peter Schaufuss Teresina: Elaine McDonald Veronica, Teresina's mother: Cecilia Barrett Friar Ambrosio: Christopher Long Giacomo: Peter Royston Peppo: Gordon Aitken Pascarillo: Jim Hastie Carlino: Garry Trinder Giovania: Alison O'Neal Drummer: William Brown Violin player: Jonathan Williams Golfo: Paul Tyers Ballabile: Veronica Butcher, Gwendoline Edmonds, Anna McCartney, Eleanor Moore, Jeanette Newell, Noriko Ohara, Cristopher Gillard, Robert Hampton, Vincent Hantam, Kit Lethby, Robert Ryan, Nigel Spencer Pas de Six: Sally Collard-Gentle, Anna McCartney, Eleanor Moore, Noriko Ohara, Vincent Hantam, Kit Lethby Tarantella: Robert Ryan, Nigel Spencer] .
A performance of Five Rückert Songs by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow.
Credits: Music: Gustav Mahler, arranged by Bramwell Tovey Choreography: Peter Darrell Lighting: Ian Irving.
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Skazka, a three act ballet for children commissioned by the Scottish Arts Council.
Credits: Choreography: Fiona Dear Music: Various, arranged by Guy Hamilton Lighting: Grahame Gardner.
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing That Certain Feeling at Ullapool Leisure Centre on 31 March 1992.
Credits: Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Music: George and Ira Gershwin .
Two recordings of Ursprung performed by The Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh and the Theatre Royal in Glasgow in 1979.
Credits: Choreographer: Royston Muldoon Music: Jon Anderson of YES Arranged by: Terry Davies Design: Graham Bowers Lighting: David Hersey Cast The King's Theatre performance cast includes: Paul Russell, Andy Durrant The Theatre Royal performance cast: Noriko Ohara, Nigel Spencer, Kenneth Burke Linda Anning, Veronica Butcher, Linden Currey, Catherine Evers, Paulene Laverty, Judy Mohekey, Eleanor Moore, Alison O’Neal, Wendy Roe, Michael Harper, Christopher Long, Garry Trinder, Paul Tyers, Fiona Dear, Anna McCartney, Seonaid MacLeod, Elizabeth Peden, Ruth Prior, Ann Sholem, Roy Campbell Moore, Timothy Flynn, Peter Royston, Robert Ryan, Kenneth Saunders, Patrick Wood. .
An [incomplete] recording of The Water's Edge, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the King's Theatre in Edinburgh in the summer of 1979.
Credits: Choreographer: Robert North Music: Ian Anderson, David Palmer and Martin Barre of Jethro Tull Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: David Hersey.
A full recording of The Water's Edge, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow.
A full performance of The Water’s Edge, performed by The Scottish Ballet at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Compilation film of Edinburgh - the first section an amateur holiday film, the second section a Pathe newsreel.
Director, [filmed by Donald Macpherson, Glasgow Cine Club] ; Producer, Pathe [second section only].
FIVE RÜCKERT SONGS / ALADDIN STUDIO REHEARSAL
A full performance of Five Rückert songs followed by an [incomplete] recording of a rehearsal for Robert Cohan's Aladdin.
Credits: Five Rückert Songs Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Gustav Mahler arranged by Bramwell Tovey (to poems by Friedrich Rückert) Designer: Peter Darrell Aladdin Choreographer: Robert Cohan Music: Carl Davis.
A recording of a rehearsal for The Scottish Ballet’s Peter Pan, performed on stage at the Theatre Royal Glasgow with piano accompaniment. Set changes are recorded, and the curtain call is rehearsed at the end. The lead roles are danced by Roddie Patrizio and Daria Kilmentova.
Credits: Choreographer: Graham Lustig Music: Edward McGuire, commissioned by The Scottish Ballet with a subsidy from the Scottish Arts Council Designer: Margaret Woznica Lighting: Graham Large Production advisor: Mark Rylance Based on a scenario by Graham Lustig Flying by Foy The lead roles are danced by Roddie Patrizio and Daria Kilmentova (Cast B) .
ZWEI GESANGE / STEPS OUT SCHOOLS WORKSHOP
A recording of a performance of Zwei Gesange, set to music by Johannes Brahms, featuring Scottish Ballet. Followed by a recording of children taking part in a Scottish Ballet Steps Out workshop at Cathkin Primary School.
Credits: [Choreography: Massimo Moricone Music: Johannes Brahms Costumes: Massimo Moricone].
IN AND OUT / SARCASMS / DEATH AND THE MAIDEN / TROY GAME
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing a mixed bill at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in October 2001, featuring four contemporary ballets: In and Out, Sarcasms, Death and the Maiden and Troy Game. In and Out - a lively, mischievous, humorous but peppered aggressive undertones. It's a sexual game - where women dance on pointe to show their modern femininity, while seducing the men, in a euphoric and light-hearted mood. Sarcasms - Eroticism and aggression combine as man and woman are irresistibly attracted to each other in an atmosphere of restlessness and irritation. Provoking, rejecting, seducing and humiliating each other in a ruthless but humorous way, tainted with irony and sarcasm, the couple searches for each other's weak spots, both being especially vulnerable in their sexuality. Death and the Maiden - A dance about life, interrupted by premonitions of death both of ourselves and the people we love. Based on the theme of [Schubert]'s song Death and the Maiden, the second movement is a series of conversations between a frightened, depressed, curious and even elated young girl as she comes to terms with her own death. Troy Games - Created for London Contemporary Dance Theatre in 1974 and first performed by [Scottish Ballet] ten years ago, Troy Game is performed to Brazilian Batucade (Samba) music. A cheerful tongue-in-cheek display of male strength and machismo, Troy Game is North's irresistible and eternally popular tribute to the ancient warrior spirit as the men are drawn into a spectacular, competitive dance with often hilarious results (synopses: https://www.uktw.co.uk/archive/dance-or-ballet/scottish-ballet/s1162744014) Troy Game pokes fun at the preening macho male through devastatingly demanding choreography for eight men. American choreographer Robert North sets the piece to rhythmic batucada percussion music, a traditional form of accompaniment from Brazil. (STA SB 11/33c) This video is a duplicated in A2814/036. The sound quality in A2814/036 is poorer but the image quality better.
Credits: In and Out Choreographer: Hans van Manen Music: Laurie Anderson (Walking and Falling, Let X = X, It Tango), Nina Hagen (Der Spinner, Fisch im Wasser, Naturtrane) Design and costumes: Keso Dekker Lighting: Roderick van Gelder Sarcasm Choreographer: Hans van Manen Music: Sergei Prokofiev Costumes: Hans van Manen Lighting: Jan Hofstra Cast: Lorna Scott and Luca Martini Death and the Maiden Choreographer: Robert North Music: Franz Schubert Costume designer: Robert North Cast: Linda Packer Troy Game Choreographer: Robert North Music: Jon Keletio, Bob Downes.
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing The Nutcracker at The Playhouse in Edinburgh (research suggests the date is 1982)
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell and Lev Ivanov Scenario: After Marius Petipa Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Arranged for Small Orchestra by Leonard Salzedo Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: John B. Read .
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Peter Darrell's The Nutcracker at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre on 6th January 1997.
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell and Lev Ivanov Scenario: After Marius Petipa Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Arranged for Small Orchestra by Leonard Salzedo Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: John B Read Cast The Nutcracker Prince: Campbell McKenzie The Sugar Plum Fairy: Yurie Shinohara The Snow Queen: Elspeth Shaw Drosselmeyer; Robert Hampton Prolouge: The Christmas Party and Clara's Dream The Colonel; Paul Tyres His Wife; Rebecca Fletcher Aunt Catarina: Micaela Greganti Aunt Angelina: Dawn Hayley Clark Clara: Lynsey Blanche Fritz: Daniel Davidson Their Uncle: Mikhail Botting Nanny: Joanne McKears Entertainers: Yurie Shinohara, Elspeth Shaw, Campbell McKenzie Party Guests: Artists of Scottish Ballet Children: Rebecca Watt, Kayla Donaldson, Nicole Viviani, Jennifer Wilson, Ben Rewt, Zied Miled Act One: The Land of Ice and Snow King Rat: Luis Rodriguez Drummer Boy: Robin Bernadet Soldiers: Artists of Scottish Ballet Mice: Diane Findlay, Sarah Kwan, Helen O'Neill, Gemma Woolard, Elise Haller -Shannon Snowflake Fairies: Artists of Scottish Ballet Act Two: The Realm of The Sugar Plum Fairy Cavaliers: Mikhail Botting, Ivan Dinev, Olivery Rydout, Andrew Ross Spanish: Dawn Hayley Clark, Alan Innes, Keith Prested Arabian: Anne Christie Chinese: Sadie Tilbury, Catarina Lappin Russian: Luis Rodriguez, Peter Holder, Robin Bernadet French: Ari Takahashi, Lorna Scott, Rebecca Fletcher English: Rupert Jowett Bon Bons: Kara McLaughlin, Robert Docherty, Nicole Viviani, Rebecca Watt, Zied Miled, Daniel Davidson Flower Fairies: Artists of Scottish Ballet Conductor; Alan Barker.
LA SYLPHIDE, OTHELLO, THREE DANCES TO JAPANESE MUSIC
This tape contains three ballets by Scottish Ballet: La Sylphide, Othello and Three Dances Set to Japanese Music.
Credits: La Sylphide Music: Herman Lovenskjold Choreography: August Bournonville Scenario: Adolphe Nourrit Design: Peter Cazalet Othello Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Franz Liszt Costume: Peter Farmer Three Dances to Japanese Music Choreographer: Jack Carter Music arranged by: Kisahisa Katada Costume: Norman McDowell Ballet Master: Gordon Aitken Producer's Assistant: Maggie Boyd Production Assistant: Bruce Millar Vision Mixer: Nigel Shepherd Sound: Ron Allan Lighting: Alan Henderson Designer: Helen Rae Producer: James Hunter First dance: The Lord: Kenneth Saunders His Lady: Judy Mohekey His Daughter: Anna McCartney Her Husband: Robert Ryan River God: Peter Royston Kurago (invisibles): William Bowen, Roy Campbell-Moore, Michael Harper Second dance: Noriko Ohara, Vincent Hantam, Kit Lethby Third dance: Noriko Ohara, Vincent Hantam, Kit Lethby, Anna McCartney, Judy Mohekey, Eleanor Moore, Jeanette Newell, Peter Royston, Robert Ryan, Kenneth Saunders.
QUARRELS NOT THEIR OWN / GARDENS OF THE NIGHT
A recording of The Scottish Ballet performing Quarrels Not Their Own and Gardens of the Night at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness on 6 May 1993.
Credits: Quarrels Not Their Own Music Frederic Chopin (Preludes and Etudes and other pieces for solo piano) Choreography: Peter Royston Design: Kenny McLellan Lighting Victor Lockwood Solo Piano: John Stafford Gardens of the Night Music: Frederic Chopin (Piano Concerto No 2 in F Minor) Choreography: Peter Darrell Lighting: Victor Lockwood Cast First movement: Vincent Hantam Second movement: Elaine McDonald Third movement: Noriko Ohara.
SMALL SCALE TOUR: LES SYLPHIDES / FLOWER FESTIVAL AT GENZANO (PAS DE DEUX) / L'APRES-MIDI D'UN FAUNE / THE FAIRY DOLL / SHOALS OF HERRING
A recording of a Triple Bill of Les Sylphides, Fairy Doll and Shoals of Herrin, performed by Scottish Ballet. This recording was made in Montrose Town Hall on 22 June 1995.
Credits: Les Sylphides Choreographer: Mikhail Fokine Music: Frederic Chopin Flower Festival at Genzano (pas de deux) Choreography: August Bournonville Music: Edvard Helsted and Holger Simon Paulli L'Apres-midi d'un Faune Choreography: Christian Uboldi Composer: Claude Debussy Fairy Doll Choreographer: Nikolai and Sergei Legat Music: Riccardo Drigo Shoals of Herring Choreographer: Royston Maldoom Music: Traditional Scots, Magdalen Green .
SUMMER SHORTS TOUR - REHEARSAL: SCOTCH SYMPHONY / OVERGROWN PATH / BELONG / RAYMONDA PAS DE DIX
A recording of rehearsals for Scotch Symphony, Overgrown Path, Belong and Raymonda Pas de Dix - recorded at the Macrobert Arts Centre in Stirling in 1994. These ballets formed Scottish Ballets 'Summer Shorts Tour' which was performed in Stirling and Kirkcaldy. The set changes in between performances are recorded but the sound is not audible. The cast receive notes and corrections and commentary is audible at times. In between performances the cast pose, possibly for photographs. Scotch Symphony is choreographed by George Balanchine who was inspired by a visit to Edinburgh with the New York City Ballet in 1952, and set to Mendelssohn's Scotch Symphony which was inspired by the composer's own trip to Scotland in 1829. Overgrown Path is a ballet for twelve dancers set to piano pieces by Leos Janacek and dedicated to the choreographer Antony Tudor. Belong: 'This pas de deux is taken from What To Do Till The Messiah Cometh, inspired from the book of the same name by Bernard Gunter, first performed by the Royal Winnipeg ballet in January 1973. Belong has been recorded in Benesh movement notation by Julie Haydn. Belong was first performed by The Scottish Ballet on 24 March 1976 at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.' (STA SB 10/1g) Raymonda pas de dix is a passage from the third act of Raymonda, a ballet choreographed by Marius Petipa.
Credits: Scotch Symphony Choreographer: George Balanchine Composer: Felix Mendelssohn Overgrown Path Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Composer: Leoš Janácek Belong Choreographer: Norbert Vesak Composer: Syrinx (Angel) Raymonda Pas de Dix Choreographer: Marius Petipa and Galina Samsova Composer: Alexander Glazunov.
GLASGOW TRAMWAYS AND CLARKSTON TROLLEY BUSES
Tramways on the south side of Glasgow, in particular the last tram to Clarkston. Trolley buses and steam locomotives.
Director, Donald Macpherson, Glasgow Cine Club.
SUMMER SHORTS TOUR: SCOTCH SYMPHONY / OVERGROWN PATH / BELONG / RAYMONDA PAS DE DIX
A performance by Scottish Ballet of four pieces, recorded at the Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy in June 1994.
A recording of Scottish Ballet rehearsing Forgotten Land in the studio at their former headquarters at 261 West Princes Street on 24 August 1990.
Credits: Choreographer: Jirí Kylián Composer: Benjamin Britten .
TV PERFORMANCE OF SPECTRE DE LA ROSE / SCOTCH SYMPHONY REHEARSAL
Television performance of Spectre De La Rose, switching to a stage rehearsal for Scotch Symphony by Scottish Ballet recorded at the Theatre Royal Glasgow on 20 March 1990.
Credits: Scotch Symphony Choreographer: George Balanchine Composer: Felix Mendelssohn Staged by Glushak and Rahn .
A recording of a performance of Ursprung by The Scottish Ballet, recorded at the King's Theatre in 1979.
Credits: Ursprung Choreographer: Royston Maldoom Music: Jon Anderson Cast: Paul Russell, Andy Durrant The Water's Edge Choreographer: Robert North Music: Ian Anderson, David Palmer and Martin Barre of Jethro Tull Design: Peter Farmer Lighting: David Hersey .
STEPS TO...?, BELONG, WHO CARES? - REHEARSALS
A recording of rehearsals for Steps To...?, Belong and Who Cares?, performed by Scottish Ballet.
Credits: Steps To...? Choreographer: Peter Royston Music: Johann Pachelbel (Canon in D Major) Belong Choreographer: Norbert Vesak Music: Syrinx Who Cares? Choreographer: George Balanchine Music: George Gershwin .
This could be a recording of 'Sonata in Time' by Scottish Ballet, on 22nd September 1998, first performance and rehearsal footage. [further viewing and research required to confirm the details]
Credits: [choreographer Michael Corder m. composed by Scarlatti, Schubert, Stravinsky lighting design Grahame Gardner stage design Tim Shortall].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing That Certain Feeling at Ullapool Leisure Centre on 31 March 1992, and Belong at Gardyne Theatre in Dundee on 10 June 1993.
Credits: That Certain Feeling Choreographer: Andre Prokovsky Music: George and Ira Gershwin Belong Choreographer: Norbert Vesak Music: Syrinx.
AUTUMN EDINBURGH: DANGEROUS LIAISONS / MIDDLESEXGEORGE / WHITE MAN SLEEPS / CHEATING, LYING, STEALING
Full performance of 'Autumn' mixed bill by Scottish Ballet, featuring Dangerous Liaisons, MiddleSexGeorge, White Man Sleeps and Cheating, Lying, Stealing [performed, it is believed, in Edinburgh, however research on this recording is ongoing]
GALA PERFORMANCE OF CARMEN / JARDIN AUX LILAS AND RAYMONDA ACT III PIANO REHEARSALS
A gala performance of Carmen, performed by Scottish Ballet, followed by rehearsals for Lilac Garden and Raymoda Act III.
Credits: Carmen Choreography: Peter Darrell Music: Georges Bizet, arranged by Guy Hamilton Designer: Terry Bartlett Lighting: Mark Henderson, adapted by Grahame Gardner Based on the story by Prosper Merimee Casting: Noriko Ohara, Robert Hampton, Sally Collard-Gentle, Paul Tyers with Frankie Au, Paul Bayes-Kitcher, Christopher Blagdon, Tristan Borrer, Kenn Burke, Karl Burnett, Preston Clare, Fiona Dear, Lloyd Embleton, Catherine Evers, Laurence Korsenti, Christopher Long, Jeanette Newell, Rebecca Fletcher, Simon Stewart, Geoffrey West, Jonathan Williams and dancers of The Scottish Ballet Lilac Garden Choreographer: Antony Tudor Composer: Ernest Chausson Raymonda Act III Choreographer: Marius Petipa / Galina Samsova Composer: Alexander Glazunov .
NEWORK 80 FRI: STEPS TO...? / UNKNOWN PERFORMANCES
A recording of a performance of 'Neworks 80': a collection of modern works by Scottish Ballet, performed in a small theatre.
Credits: Steps To...? Choreography: Peter Royston Music: Johann Pachelbel (Canon in D Major), Marius Constant (14 Stations for percussion and six instruments) Mike Harding (Relaxing Sounds) Design: Peter Royston Unknown performance one: Music: Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings Unknown performance two: Music: Leonard Cohen, Avalanche.
A cartwheel race, sand castle competition and the Girvan Silver Band filmed at the annual athletic sports meeting.
A stage rehearsal for Scotch Symphony recorded at the Theatre Royal Glasgow on 20 March 1990. This performance was part of Scottish Ballet's Spring Tour in 1990.
A recording of a triple bill performed by Scottish Ballet, in the studio theatre in 261 West Princess Street for Friends of Scottish Ballet.
Credits: Cinderella Pas de deux Choreographer: Peter Darrell Composer: Giachino Rossini, arranged by Bramwell Tovey Belong Pas de deux Choreography: Norbert Vesak Music: Syrinx The Nutcracker Pas de deux Choreography: Peter Darrell / Lev Ivanov Composer: Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky .
A recording of Scottish Ballet Performing Ashley Page's Cinderella at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre as part of their winter 2005/2006 season. ‘A tale of a downtrodden girl turned into a beautiful princess, courtesy of a benevolent godmother and a handsome prince, has made Cinderella one of the best loved stories of all time.’ (STA SB 711/15)
Credits: Choreography: Ashley Page Music: Sergei Prokofiev Designs: Antony McDonald Wigs and Makeup: Campbell Young Associate Set Designer: Juliette Blondelle Associate Costume Designer: Michelle May.
A recording of Ashley Page's The Nutcracker, performed by Scottish Ballet at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in 2003. This recording features close up shots of the dancers.
Credits: Choreographer: Ashley Page Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Designer: Antony McDonald Lighting: Peter Mumford.
A recording of Scottish Ballet’s Peter Pan, performed at His Majesty’s Theatre in Aberdeen, January 1994.
Credits: Choreographer: Graham Lustig Music: Edward McGuire, commissioned by The Scottish Ballet with a subsidy from the Scottish Arts Council Designer: Margaret Woznica Lighting: Graham Large Production advisor: Mark Rylance Based on a scenario by Graham Lustig Flying by Foy Cast Wendy: Daria Klimentova Smee: Preston Clare John: Vladislav Bunbov Gentleman Starkey: Oliver Rydout Michael: Rupert Jowett Bill Jukes: Brady Wheadon Nana, the nurse: Rebecca Fletcher Cecco: Alan Innes Liza, the maid: Wendy Dawson Skylight: Mikhail Botting Mrs Darling: Elspeth Shaw Crocodile: Wendy Dawson Mr Darling: Lloyd Embleton Tootles: John Cavalli Peter Pan: Roddie Patrizio Slightly: Daniel de Andrade Tinkerbell: Dawn Hayley Clark Nibs: Luis Rodriguez Tiger Lily: Rebecca Fletcher Twin 1: Robin Bernadet Twin 2: Christopher Blagdon Great Big Little Panther / Noodler: Kevin Horn Captain Hook: Lloyd Embleton Jane: Gemma Perfect Squaws, mermaids, mermen, sea horses, water nymphs and fairies: Artists of The Scottish Ballet Conductor: Richard Honner.
Credits: Choreographer: Graham Lustig Music: Edward McGuire, commissioned by The Scottish Ballet with a subsidy from the Scottish Arts Council Designer: Margaret Woznica Lighting: Graham Large Production advisor: Mark Rylance Based on a scenario by Graham Lustig Fight Arranger: Denis Agnew Flying by Foy Cast Wendy: Elspeth Shaw John: Roddy Patrizzio Michael: Rupert Turner Nana: Judy Mohekey Liza: Joanne McKears Mrs Darling: Robert Hampton Peter Pan: Vincent Hantam Tinkerbell: Noriko Ohara Tiger Lily: Judy Mohekey Great Big Little Panther Noodler: Simon Stewart Captain Hook: Robert Hampton Smee: Christopher Blagdon Gentleman Starkey: Jonathan Williams Bill Jukes: Lloyd Embleton Cecco: Karl Burnett Skylights: Preston Clare Crocodile: Joanna McKears Tootles: Paul Bayers-Kitcher Slightly: Tristan Borrer Nibs: Luis Rodriguez Twin 1: Richard Whistler Twin 2: Kevin Horn Jane: Laura Murray Mermaids, mermen, nymphs, sea horses, redskins, fairies: members of the company The Orchestra Conductor: Guy Hamilton Violins: Gregory Lawson, Judith Kelly, Phillip Button, Jullia Carpenter, Roger Foxwell, Ian Adamson, Caroline Warren, Anne McDonald Solo Violin: Mark Hayward Violincelli: Robert Irvine, Amanda Shearman Basses: Chris Long, Phillip Venters Flutes: Rosemary Guerrier, Fiona Chisholm Oboes: Steven Wiggets, Jenny Uren Clarinet: Lawrence Gill Bassoon: Alison Green Trumpet: Sandy McGrattan Trombones: David Stowe, Derek Bishop Timpani: Peter Evans Percussion: Ian Coulter Harp: Meredith McCracken Videotaped live by: Reflections Video Kilsyth In association with: The Communication Cooperative, Dunoon .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Five Ruckert Songs as part of their ‘Cool Classics’ triple bill at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh in June 1998.
Credits: Music: Peter Darrell Composer: Gustav Mahler, arranged by Bramwell Tovey Lighting: Ian Irving.
A recording of A Midsummer Night's Dream performed by Scottish Ballet and recorded at the National Arts Centre, Ottowa.
Credits: [Choreography Robert Cohan Music: Felix Mendelssohn and Barrington Pheloung Sets and Costumes: Norberto Chiesa Masks: Andrew Storer Lighting: Robert Cohan Assisted by Tom Johnston Mr Cohan’s Assistants: Linda Gibbs and Anita Griffin] [Note: credits to be confirmed as further research carried out on this recording].
A full studio theatre recording of Skazka by Scottish Ballet, recorded in 1988. Followed by an incomplete recording of The Water's Edge.
Credits: [Choreography: Fiona Dear Music: Various, arranged by Guy Hamilton Lighting: Grahame Gardner].
People leaving the local butcher's shop, a band playing and a fancy dress procession are all featured in this local topical.
A performance of Tales of Hoffmann by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in 1998. Vladislav Bubnov stars as Hoffman.
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by John Lanchberry Designs by: Alastair Livingstone Lighting: John B Read Scenario: Peter Darrell The role of Hoffman is danced by Vladislav Bubnov .
A performance of Tales of Hoffmann by Scottish Ballet, recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in May 1998. Adam Cooper guest stars as Hoffmann.
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by John Lanchberry Designs by: Alastair Livingstone Lighting: John B Read Scenario: Peter Darrell The role of Hoffman is danced by Adam Cooper .
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing Five Ruckert Songs as part of their ‘Cool Classics’ triple bill in Inverness, 1998.
A full performance of Tales of Hoffman, performed by The Scottish Ballet at the King’s Theatre in Edinburgh.
Credits: Tales of Hoffmann Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by John Lanchberry Designs by: Alastair Livingstone Lighting: John B Read Scenario: Peter Darrell Cheri Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: Ian Irving .
A recording of Cheri performed by The Scottish Ballet.
Credits: Choreographer: Peter Darrell Music: David Earl Scenario: Colette de Jouvenal and Peter Darrell, based on the book by Colette Designer: Philip Prowse Lighting: Ian Irving.
Surgery on a baby boy who had Spina Bifida, the surgeon reconstructed the spinal canal by wrapping the existing tissues around the cord. The surgeon then performed a skin graft to help cover the wound.
Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: Surgeon : J.C.Mustarde' FRCS ph : S. Crawford .
Motion tracked and digitally augmented, The Fates explores notions of autonomy and discreet control in a digital society.
Director, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom. -- Credits: Scottish Ballet presents Technology / Mythology /Allegory concept and direction Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Digital Artist in Residence choereography Nicholas Shoesmith Cast Grace Horler, Grace Paulley, Aaron Venegas Scottish Ballet C.E.O. / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson p. Tony Currie rehearsal ass. Tamarin Scott d. ph. Alan MacLaughlan VXF Sam Goodwin m. Ben Chatwin With thanks to Naysun Alea-Carew and Blazing Griffin, Film Services, Kate Carter, Ciara Nolan, Rhona Anderson, Forest of Black, Lauren Bower John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government .
Frontiers explores outdated gender norms inherent in the classical ballet industry.
Director, Eve McConnachie. -- Credits: Choreographer Myles Thatcher Cast Jerome Anthony Barnes Rishan Benjamin Bruno Micciardi Claire Souet Anna Williams Aaron Venegas Scottish Ballet C.E.O. / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson p. Tony Currie rehearsal ass. Tamarin Scott Forest of Black p. Beth Allan m. Callum Easter 'Make A Move' courtesy of Lost Map Records d. ph. David Liddell ed. Eve McConnachie picture grade Oscar Sansom p. co-ordinator Nikki Reilly p. ass. Eilidh Murdoch p. runner / driver Marie Liden focus puller Paul Forest second ass. camera Fergus Cruickshank steadicam operator Martin Newstead gaffer Sean McDonald lighting technician Zenon Sept styling I'll Be Your Mirror garments supplied by Les Animaux and M.G. Gabriel hair and make-up Debbie Black photographer Mihaela Bodlovic caterer Bowl Food With thanks to Kate Carter, Joy Parkinson, Matthew O'Hare, Andalus, Glasgow Film Office John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Frontiers is supported by KPMG Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government .
Choreographer Sophie Laplane was commissioned to create a work in a week, as part of Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season.
Director, Eve McConnachie. -- Credits: choereography Sophie Laplane Created as part of Scottish Ballet's Work in a Week 2019 Scottish Ballet dancers Javier Andreu, Thomas Edwards, Grace Horler, Kayla-Maree Tarantolo, Aaron Venegas, Anna Williams Youth Exchange Dancers William Currie, Sarah Martin, Imogen Wallace Scottish Ballet C.E.O. / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson p. Tony Currie rehearsal ass. Tamarin Scott Inner Ear p. man Finlay Jamieson d. ph. Gordon Ballantyne camera ass. Katie Anne McGeary ed. Eve McConnachie m. Emptyset - Gate 3 courtesy of Subtext Recordings and Multiverse Music With thanks to Matt Strachan, Iain Levee, Kieran Kenning, Kate Carter, Valentino Fabbreschi, Kenny Inglis, Dougal Perman, Amanda Mitchell John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government.
Personifications of forethought and afterthought, Prometheus & Epimetheus investigates the relationship between technological progress and our inability to think far enough ahead.
Director, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom. -- Credits: Scottish Ballet presents Technology / Mythology /Allegory concept and d. Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Digital Artist in Residence choereography Alexander Whitley Cast Jamiel Laurence, Constant Vugler Scottish Ballet C.E.O. / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson p. Tony Currie rehearsal ass. Tamarin Scott d. ph. Alan McLaughlan VFX artist Sam Goodwin m. Ash Koosha With thanks to Maysun Alae-Carew / Blazing Griffin, Film Services, Kate Carter, Ciara Nolan, Rhona Anderosn, Forest of Black, Lauren Bower John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government.
Beauty, artifice, voyeurism and the digital gaze are questioned in ‘The Three Graces’, a highly manipulated and multi-layered collaboration between Zachary Eastwood-Bloom and choreographer Madeline Squire.
Director, Zachary Eastwood-Bloom. -- Credits: Scottish Ballet presents Technology / Mythology /Allegory concept and direction Zachary Eastwood-Bloom, Digital Artist in Residence choreography Madeline Squire Cast Roseanna Leney Amy McEntee Kayla-Maree Tarantolo Scottish Ballet C.E.O. / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson p. Tony Currie rehearsal ass. Tamarin Scott d. ph. Alan McLaughlan VFX artist and ed. Sam Goodwin m. Kinetic Alchemy florist Pyrus Botanicals make up Heather Snowle 2nd camer Eve McConnachie With thanks to Naysun Alae-Carew / Blazing Griffin, Film Services, Kate Carter, Ciara Nolan, Rhina Anderson, Forest of Black, Lauren Bower John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet's 2019 Digital Season is generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation Scottish Ballet is core funded by the Scottish Government.
Scottish Ballet in rehearsal for 'Pie Jesu' and 'Chopin Dances', at Barrfield Pavilion, Largs.
Credits: [Pie Jesu: Music Gabriel Faure: Requieum Opus 48 Choreography: Garry Trinder Pie, Jesu, Domine, done eis requieum: Dona eis requiem sempiternam] [Chopin Dances: Music: Frederic Chopin, Valse in A flat major Opus 34 No. 1, Mazurka in C major Opus 24 No 2, Grande Polonaise in E flat major Opus 22 Choreography: Garry Trinder This ballet has been specially created for the tour Sally Collard-Gentle, Noriko Ohara, Catherine Evers, Jeanette Newell, Anna McCartney, Paul Tyers, Kit Lethby, Geoffrey West, Kenn Burke, Joachim Chandler Solo Piano: Rever Walker].
YOUNG EUROPEANS: The Choreographic Record
Four new ballets performed at The Tramway Theatre Glasgow during Mayfest 1990: Acquarelle, Zwei Gesange, Pretty Ugly and Sun and Steel. This recording was at Tramway, Friday 18th May 1990.
Producer, Limelight Video Productions. -- Credits: [opening credits] YOUNG EUROPEANS is a copyright work of the Scottish Ballet. Do not copy. Young Europeans The Choreographic Record. Four new ballets performed at The Tramway Theatre Glasgow during Mayfest 1990. This performance 18th May. Aquarelle Choreography and production: Michael Rahn Music: J.S. Bach Zwei Gesange Choreography and costumes: Massime Mericone Music: J. Brahms Pretty Ugly Choreography and costumes Amanda Miller Music: P. Scherer / A. Lindsay Sun and Steel Choreography and Design: Massime Mericone Music: G. Hamilton [End credits] The Choreographers: Michael Rahn, Massime Moricone, Amanda Miller. With the artists of The Scottish Ballet and The Scottish Ballet Orchestra. Musical director Guy Hamilton. Video Taped by Limelight Video Productions for The Communication Cooperative. Copyright 1990 .
NAILA / BEAUTY / FIVE RUCKERT SONGS / SLEEPING BEAUTY PAVANE
Scottish Ballet perform three pieces in 1978: Naila, Five Ruckert Songs and The Sleeping Beauty Pavane' [unidentified venue]
Credits: [Sleeping Beauty Pavane Deuxième tableau – Pavane de la belle au bois dormant music 'Ma Mere L'oye: Pavane de la Belle au Bois Dormant' Ravel].
A recording of Scottish Ballet performing 'Poeme Lyrique' (Aitken) and 'Opus 4' (Trinder) at the Adam Smith Theatre in 1979.
Credits: [Poeme Lyrique choreography Gordon Aitken Opus 4 choreography Garry Trinder].
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS: TANK BANK ABERDEEN, AERIAL DISPLAY EDINBURGH
The "tank bank" campaign in Aberdeen, an aerial display and sports at Powderhall, Edinburgh.
FIRST PETER DARRELL CHOREOGRAPHIC AWARD, the
A recording of the First Peter Darrell Choreographic Award, at the Mitchell Theatre, Glasgow on 3rd October 1998. Three pieces in contention are 'Ephemera', 'Aspire' and 'Here Comes Renard'.
Producer, New Edge Media Group. -- Credits: [opening credits] Recorded at the Mitchell Theatre, Granville Street, Glasgow. Sat 3rd Oct 1998 Programme Introduction Ephemera Aspire Here Comes Renard Interval Five Ruckert Songs Announcement of the First Peter Darrell Choreographic Award Winner Ephemera. Choreography Michael Keegan-Dolan. Music Franz Schubert's Der tod und das Madchen. Lighting design George Thomson. Dancers Prestin Clare, Paul Farrell, Catarina Lappin, Victoria Willard Aspire Choreography Jane Jewel. Music Frederick Handel Overtures. Sound and lighting designs Raymond Stewart. Dancers Dawn Hayley Clark, Keith Prested, Preston Clare, Micaela Greganti, Paul Farrell, Claire Mahon Here Comes Renard. Choreography Stephen Hughes. Muisc Igor Stravinsky 'Renard'. Lighting George Thomson. Dancers Dawn Hayley Clark, Keith Prested, Catarina Lappin, Jocelyn Giles, Micaela Greganti, Paul Farrell Five Ruckert Songs Choereography Peter Darrell. Music Gustav Mahler. Singer Clare Shearer. Lighting Design George Thomson. Pianist Richard Honner. Dancers Dawn Sutton, Robert Hampton. Preston Clare, Glauco di Lieto, Peter Holder, Laura Peachey, Laura Ann Greer, Jocelyn Giles, Robert Doherty, Simon Stewart, Victoria Willard Produced for The Peter Darrell Trust by New Edge Media Group .
VISITATION / AN ELEGY FOR PARTING / PRELUDE / TEN MINUTE WARNING
Scottish Ballet in performance at the S.N.O. Centre (Henry Wood Hall) in February 1980. Featuring the pieces 'Visitation', 'An Elegy for Parting', 'Prelude' and 'Ten Minute Warning.
Credits: [Visitation choeroeography Garry Trinder An Elegy for Parting choreography Anne Sholeth Prelude choreography Paul Russell Ten Minute Warning choreography Peter Royston].
DARK LIGHT DARK / UN AFFAIRE DE FAMIGLIA / THREE AND ONE MAKE TWO
Scottish Ballet in performance at the S.N.O. Centre (Henry Wood Hall) in February 1980. Featuring the pieces 'Dark Light Dark', 'Un Affaire de Familiglia and Three and One Mark Two'.
Credits: [Dark Light Dark choreography Eleanor Moore Un Affaire de Famiglia choreography Christopher Long Three and One Make Two choreography Cooper (?)].
"Paddy's Milestone", Bath parade with the Highland Light Infantry, the Prince of Wales visiting Girvan, and a Gala Day.
Scottish Ballet choreographic workshops. This tape recording features 'Lamento' and 'The Commuter', both recorded as part of B.I.G. '84 'At Home', followed by 'Pilgrimage' and 'Playpower', both recorded at the Third Eye Centre as part of 'Neworks '84'.
Credits: [Lamento choreography Paulo Lopes The Commuter choreography Paul Tyres dancers Vincent Hantam, Cathy Evers music Heiter Villa Lobos Pilgrimage choreography Lonergan Playpower choreography Yair Vardy].
A Scottish Ballet choreographic workshop, part of Nework '84. This tape recording features 'Acid Rain & The Pickled Lung Parts VI-XII', 'Lycanthrope' and 'Friendship, Love or Marriage', all recorded at the Third Eye Centre.
Credits: [Acid Rain & The Pickled Lung Parts VI-XII choreography Peter Royston Lycanthrope choreography Paulene Laverty Friendship, Love or Marriage choreography Louise Hellewell].
SCOTTISH LIBERAL DEMOCRATS PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST MAY 2021
A party election broadcast on behalf of the Scottish Liberal Democrats for the Scottish Parliament Election May 2021, presented by leader Willie Rennie.
Credits: Filmed before pandemic restrictions Use both votes. Put recovery first on May 6th.
Scenes of flooding of the river Clyde and footage of the "Tank bank" week in Aberdeen to raise funds for the war effort. [£2 million was raised in a week in Aberdeen]. [See also ref. 1238B].
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "Green's Film Service, Glasgow and London" written on the opening credit..
Footage of "Julian the Tank Bank" in Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen to raise money for the war effort.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "Green's Film Service" credited on intertitles..
The Marymass Parade, Irvine, showing the various races, including mothers' and grannies' races, the floats procession and spectators.
PATHE SUPER SOUND GAZETTE No 34/66, CAMERON HIGHLANDERS IN LONDON
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: [camera Benson].
Two-part montage of mountain bike tricking across dirt track courses, architectural obstacles and a wooded downhill course near Inverness. Non-cycling interludes experiment with stop frame effects and imploding abandoned TV's.
Director, Tim Courtney & Alister Mackay. -- Credits: YOU HAVE BEEN WATCHING MASTOID MALCOLM MULATO AS ADAM GATCOMBE HAIRY HARRY HEIMAN AS ALISTER COSSER ENIMA EDDIE AS GRAHAM JOHNSTONE AND KENNETH SCOTT AS A WHINGIE MOANING BASTARD ALSO STARRING ALISTER MACKAY NEIL JOHNSTONE ALISTER LEES METALLICA FEUL BLUR SONG 2 PEARL JAM BRAIN OF J NIRVANA DOWNER METALLICA DIE DIE MY AND STONE COLD CRAZY THANKS TO TIMS DAD AND THE GUY WITH THE TRAILER AND THE PEOPLE WHO DUMPED THE TVS AND RADIO ALSO THANKS TO IAN PHILIPS FOR BEING CRAP AND MAKING US LOOK GOOD AND YES WE CAN SPELL PEOPLE .
The Independence Choir sing the Robert Burns song "A Man's a Man for a That".
Credits: choral arrangement Frances Cockburn.
The Independence Choir sing "Both Sides the Tweed" to a tune by Dick Gaughan.
The Independence Choir sing the traditional song "Eriskay Love Lilt" as arranged by Nick Prater.
The Independence Choir sing "Say Yes!" and "When Love Had No Road" by Alison Burns.
The Independence Choir sing the Hamish Henderson song "The Freedom Come-All-Ye".
The historical buildings and sites of the Royal Mile including Edinburgh Castle, Gladstone's Land, St Giles' Cathedral, Holyrood Palace and the Canongate.
Producer, Educational Films of Scotland.
THEME FOR THE EARLY DAYS OF A BETTER NATION
The Independence Choir sing "Theme for the Early Days of a Better Nation" by Matt Seattle and David Finnie.
The Independence Choir sing "This Land is a Song" by Alison Burns.
Amateur holiday footage around Scotland, including visits to Loch Katrine, Helensburgh and Kinghorn.
Credits: [filmed by amateur film maker, unidentified].
PROTEST AGAINST BBC BIAS: Pacific Quay Glasgow 1 June 2014
Footage of a protest at the BBC Scotland headquarters in Glasgow - Yes supporters expressing their opinions about BBC Scotland's coverage of the independence referendum campaign.
CAPTURING THE CAMPAIGN: Chris Cairns' Horrible Wonderful Indyref Year
Documentary about the work of cartoonist and illustrator Chris Cairns, as he works on a new cartoon and reminisces about events leading up to the Scottish independence referendum in 2014.
Producer, Phantom Power. -- Credits: special thanks to Chris and Marion Cairns, Stuart Campbell.
DEMOCRACY BY DESIGN: A Profile of Graphic Artist Stewart Bremner
Graphic artist Stewart Bremner talks about getting involved with the Yes Scotland campaign during the run-up to the Scottish independence referendum, and about how the work of various artists influenced the style of his graphic work and posters.
NATIONAL COLLECTIVE: Artists and Creatives for Scottish Independence
A National Collective event at Stirling University featuring author and playwright Alan Bissett, who talks about the National Collective grassroots campaign for independence.
A cricket match, a prayer meeting on a beach, a swimming pool, and people playing tennis.
Credits: [Amateur film - maker unidentified].
BIGGER THE LIE, the: Media Bias in the Scottish Independence Referendum
Talking head Professor John Robertson of University of the West of Scotland discussing his research into bias in the mainstream media during the Scottish independence referendum campaign.
GALLERY OF ROGUES, the: The Art of Satire in the Scottish Independence Referendum with Greg Moodie
Cartoonist Greg Moodie explains the evolution of the many satirical cartoon characters which feature in his book "Greg Moodie Versus the Union" during the Scottish independence referendum campaign.
NUMBERS GAME, the: Politics and Polling in the Independence Referendum
Political commentator James Kelly of the blog 'Scot Goes Pop!' talks about the effect of opinion polls on the Scottish independence referendum campaign.
A live performance of the song 'Theme for the Early Days of a Better Nation' by Matt Seattle and David Finnie.
Producer, McMaster Media. -- Credits: filming Alan McMaster, Andrew McBroom, Finlay McDermid editing and titles Alan McMaster.
The Yes Hub in Alloa in Clackmannanshire have a 'Super Saturday' during the Scottish independence referendum campaign.
WRITING OFF SCOTLAND: Press Bias in the Independence Referendum
Dr David Patrick discusses his research into UK press bias during the Scottish independence referendum campaign.
Scenes of holiday making and fishing around Eyemouth and Berwick-on-Tweed including a Gala day with a pipe band and procession.
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS OF THE BURNETT PARK, BANCHORY 1987
Celebrations to mark the centenary of the founding of Burnett Park in Banchory.
A mediaeval-themed gala day to celebrate Saint Ternan in Banchory, including music, dance, games and displays of mediaeval armour.
A short film about lithic archaeologist Torben Ballin and his research into prehistoric stone tools.
Director, Trina McKendrick. -- Credits: cinematography Zsolt Stefkovics sound design Ida Jokinen ed. Maija Brunfeldt archive images Flemming Bau thanks to Torben Bjarke Ballin, Beverley Ballin Smith, MuffMuff Ballin Smith, Alan Saville (NMS), Sana Bilgrami (Edinburgh Napier University).
The life of Scottish fairground people, filmed on location in Dundee, Falkirk and Perth, with interviews reflecting on changing times and family life in the shows.
Director, Trina McKendrick. -- Credits: thanks to Charlie Horne, Violet Taylor, John Anthony Cowley, India, Macey, Claudia, Rome, Kev Theaker, Callum Sanderson, Scott Thomson..
A pro-independence rally at the Meadows, Edinburgh, on the night before the Scottish independence referendum in 2014.
The story of the Kinetic sculpture 'Titanic' by Eduard Bersudsky, dedicated to the Russian dissident Margarita Klimova.
Director, Trina McKendrick. -- Credits: camera Trina McKendrick, Kev Theaker post-production Trina McKendrick thanks to Tatyana Bersudsky at Sharmanka, Glasgow narr. Tatyana Jakovskaya.
Festival events during the Newmilns Civic Week, 28th May - 4th June 1949; the historical pageant, church parade, gala day, carnival night, a fireworks' display and an old folks' outing to Burns country.
Director, Ronald L. Jay ; Producer, Jay's Film Service. -- Credits: camera assistants J. B. McCord, A. Cochrane Provost and Mrs Jamieson proudly present - to the people of Newmilns - this film of Newmilns Civic Week, 28 May - 4 June 1949..
Tracking shots from a bicycle around central Edinburgh during the early days of the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: THURSDAY 9th APRIL 2020 11:00 AM.
Tracking shots from a bicycle around the New Town of Edinburgh during the early days of the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 20TH APRIL 2020 11:00AM.
An advert for Hoover vacuum cleaners showing the benefits to the housewife.
Director, & p. Cecil Musk ; Producer, in association with the Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: w. H.V. Purcell ph. A.T. Dinsdale ed. Cath Miller sd. rec. Laurence Clarkston ass. d. Barry Taylor Western Electric Recording.
EDINBURGH ROYAL MILE CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN
Tracking shots from a bicycle down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh during the early days of the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 27TH APRIL 2020.
EDINBURGH HOLYROOD PARK CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN
Tracking shots from a bicycle through Holyrood Park in Edinburgh in the seventh week of the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: TUESDAY 5TH MAY 2020.
Events in Edinburgh in 2020 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: 8TH MAY 2020.
Tracking shots of a bicycle journey from Joppa along the coast to Cramond during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 11TH MAY 2020.
EDINBURGH UNION CANAL CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN
Tracking shots from a bicycle along the Union Canal towpath in Edinburgh, from Lochrin Basin to Harrison Park.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: THURSDAY 14TH MAY 2020.
Timelapse images of traffic at the Tollcross junction in Edinburgh during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: TUESDAY 19TH MAY 2020.
EDINBURGH PRINCES STREET LOCKDOWN TIMELAPSE
Split-screen comparison of traffic on Princes Street, Edinburgh in 2017 and during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: 25TH MAY 2020.
A 360-degree timelapse rotating sequence at the summit of Calton Hill in Edinburgh, showing the National Monument, the observatory and the Governor's House
Tracking shots from a bicycle heading east along the length of Princes Street in Edinburgh during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 1ST JUNE 2020.
A static timelapse view of the interior of Edinburgh Waverley Station during the coronavirus lockdown.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 8TH JUNE 2020.
The building of a ship during the war, the film shows each stage in its construction at Burntisland shipyard and emphasises the importance of the traditional skill of British shipbuilders.
Director, John E. Lewis ; Producer, Merton Park Studios. -- Credits: sc. & comm.w. Terence Egan Bishop ph. Jimmy Ridgers comm. s. Norman Shelly p. Cecil Musk.
Tracking shots from a bicycle through areas of Edinburgh University from the Old College to the Meadows during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: FRIDAY 1ST MAY 2020.
Tracking shots from a bicycle along Corstorphine Road to Haymarket, the West End and Princes Street during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: WEDNESDAY 17TH JUNE 2020.
A walk along Princes Street on the first day of re-opening of non-essential shops in Scotland after the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: MONDAY 29TH JUNE 2020.
A walk around Edinburgh at the time of the Edinburgh International Festival during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, showing a small number of people around the streets and very few entertainers.
MY LIGHT SHINES ON - EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 2020
The opening night of the 2020 Edinburgh International Festival, with venues closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but illuminated in red for the evening.
The Red Arrows fly over Edinburgh Castle in tribute to the 70th year of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: 24TH AUGUST 2020.
Spitfire PL983 flies over Edinburgh during the coronavirus pandemic as a mark of gratitude to the staff of the National Health Service.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: 17TH SEPTEMBER 2020.
A walk along the Grassmarket in Edinburgh while pubs and hospitality venues were closed during the coronavirus pandemic in October 2020.
Director, Jim Sheach. -- Credits: 8:00PM FRIDAY 23RD OCTOBER [2020].
A two minutes silence is held at the Legion Scotland Garden of Remembrance on Princes Street, Edinburgh, during the coronavirus pandemic in November 2020.
People in four different households on a Zoom call watch the Scotland men's football team in a play-off with Serbia to qualify for the 2020 European Championships.
An essay on the synthetic substances derived from coal, including benzene for the Spitfire aircraft and other arms manufacture and plastics.
Director, Paul Fletcher ; Producer, Realist Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Edgar Anstey.
MUSIC FOR ST ANDREW'S DAY 2020, COLINTON TUNNEL
Two fiddlers play a selection of Scottish traditional music in the Colinton Tunnel in Edinburgh to mark St. Andrew's Day during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST AND PRESENT, EDINBURGH 2020
General views of the streets of central Edinburgh at Christmas in 2017 and 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic.
Footage of an otter swimming in Dunsapie Loch, Holyrood Park in Edinburgh, and people on the banks taking photographs.
EDINBURGH PRINCES STREET BOXING DAY "NO SALES"
A journey by bicycle along Princes Street in Edinburgh on Boxing Day during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
General views of central Edinburgh on Hogmanay 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic.
Japan Desk Scotland’s first documentary on the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, including interviews with a group of scientists who formed a radiation assessment team in the aftermath.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Hajime Kobayashi, (Colin Brierley) .
Documentary looking at the inclusive nature of Scottish society, as seen through the eyes of two Glasgow-based Japanese journalists.
Documentary about the legacy and impact of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and its relationship with the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Hajime Kobayashi, (Colin Brierley) m. Marius Pirhonen .
100 Bq/Kg, 0.23 µSv/h: The standard of living in Fukushima
Japan Desk Scotland’s second documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, showing a visit to the area of Soma near Fukushima and how residents live with the aftermath of radiation and the tsunami.
BIRD, THE TREE, THE BELL AND THE FISH OF GLASGOW, the
Documentary in which a variety of interviewees explore the messages and meaning in the symbols of Glasgow's coat of arms.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. adviser Hajime Kobayashi, (Colin Brierley) ed. Yushin Toda.
A humorous satire on the joys of motoring, the film was entered at the 1961 SAFF. [Please note there is no actual footage of cars driving in this film, only tracking shots as seen from a moving vehicle]
Short documentary about the pupils and curriculum at Yawata Primary School, Soma City in Japan, which has a link with Hillhead Primary School in Glasgow.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: ph. Fumi Nakabachi comm. w. Yushin Toda ed. Yushin Toda p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland cast Yawata Primary School’s pupils and teachers, and Fumi Nakabachi .
Documentary about two visits by Japan Desk Scotland to the University of Bucharest in Romania, where their films about Fukushima were shown as part of Japan-themed festivals and workshops.
Documentary about a visit to the Maramures area in Northern Romania, where local musician Ioan Pop explains the traditional wooden architecture of the region and plays some local traditional music.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. adviser Hajime Kobayashi, (Colin Brierley) ed. Yushin Toda cast Ioan Pop, Ion Borodi and Jim Brown m. Ioan Pop si Grupul Iza interpretation and translation Jim Brown translation adviser Evelina Pavel .
Documentary about a Japan Desk Scotland visit to the Philippines, including interviews with various people about peace, the modern relationship between Japan and the Philippines and the legacy of war.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Marius Pirhonen, and ‘Bayan Ko’ sung by those who attended a meeting at the Bantnyog Museum.
Japan Desk Scotland’s third documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at the aftermath in the area around Okuma Town, the remaining effects of radioactive contamination, and the area's subsequent reputation in Japan.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. the participants at Taiko Fun Workshops run by Japanese Matsuri for Glasgow (Brenda, Bryan, Carolyn, Claire, Fumi, Katie, Kyoka, Laura, Mariko and Susanna) .
Interview with peace activist Sally Beaumont about her experiences of non-violent protest against nuclear weapons at Faslane.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda.
TEACHING ENGLISH IN JAPAN: Carolyn Biggs
An interview with a teacher who worked in Japan for three years about her experiences of Japanese culture, language and teaching.ASIA; ED
CHRISTIANITY IS ABOUT RELATIONSHIP...REV BRUCE KEEBLE
An interview with Rev. Bruce Keeble, minister at Hillhead Baptist Church in Glasgow in the 1990s, about his memories of internment by the Japanese armed forces in China during WWII.
Japanese cook Mayuko Ieiri demonstrates how to make two popular Japanese cakes using ingredients available in Scotland.
GLASGOW WEST HOUSING ASSOCIATION: An Unofficial Story
Documentary about the story of Glasgow West Housing Association, using interviews with some of the people who played key roles in its development.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Yushin Toda ed. Yushin Toda [Interviewed guests in order of appearances: Jim Micheal, Janet Craig, Janette MacDonald, Moira Wadsworth, Linda Reid, Elaine Travers, Bob Hay, Ruth Brogan, Walter Halley and Anne Allan Jim Micheal, Janet Craig, Janette MacDonald, Moira Wadsworth, Linda Reid, Elaine Travers, Bob Hay, Ruth Brogan, Walter Halley and Anne Allan].
Demonstration of lifeboat drill on board the Royal Naval Lifeboat 'John Russell' at Montrose.
Japan Desk Scotland’s fourth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, combining footage from the previous three films with new interviews.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Marius Pirhonen proofreading Eleanor Small .
Eleven year old Sophie visits her favourite places in her home city of Glasgow: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Science Centre and Riverside Museum.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda cast Sophie, Fred and Anne .
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Yushin Toda ed. Yushin Toda.
Amateur footage of family life, including holidays in North Berwick and St. Andrews and a visit to the Royal Highland Show.
Family home movies including children playing in gardens and trips to the park, the beach and Loch Lomond.
A trip 'doon the watter' on the paddle steamer Caledonia, visiting Largs, Tighnabruaich and Dunoon.
Amateur footage of a steamer trip to the Kyles of Bute, Rothesay and Dunoon.
Amateur footage of a steamer trip around the Kyles of Bute, Rothesay, Dunoon and Largs.
WAVERLEY - A PADDLE-STEAMER RESURRECTED: The Campbeltown Run
Amateur footage of a trip on the paddle steamer Waverley from Greenock to Dunoon and Largs.
WAVERLEY - A Paddle Steamer ResuRrected: The Largs to Arran and Ayr
Amateur footage of a trip on the paddle steamer Waverley to Ayr, Arran and Largs.
FOCUS ON BRIDGETON: Some Aspects of the Work of the East Glasgow Mission
Compiled and directed by the Revd. Ewart W. Lewis, showing some aspects of the work of the East Glasgow Mission, Bridgeton. Brief sequence as Boys Brigade give display on vaulting horse.
Director, William McKissock. -- Credits: Compiled and d. Revd. Ewart W. Lewis, B.A..
WAVERLEY - A Paddle Steamer ResurRected: Glasgow To The Kyles
Amateur footage of a trip on the paddle steamer Waverley from Glasgow to the Kyles of Bute.
Amateur footage of a trip on the steamer 'King George V' from Oban to Mull and Iona.
Amateur footage of various steam locomotives at the Scottish Railway Preservation Society's station at Bo'ness.
Amateur footage of steam and diesel electric locomotives in various locations around Ireland.
Amateur footage of the last days of industrial steam locomotives in Fife and trains on the Forth Rail Bridge.
Amateur footage of the paddle steamer Waverley on excursion trips from Dundee.
Amateur footage of students from St. Andrews University on geological field trips in the north east of Scotland.
Amateur footage of steam locomotives on the Strathspey Railway at Aviemore and Boat of Garten stations.
Amateur footage of the paddle steamer Waverley on trips from Leith Docks around the Firth of Forth.
Amateur footage of trips down the Clyde on the paddle steamers Caledonia and Waverley.
Dramatised story of a demobbed soldier who takes out an insurance policy, promoting the ideals of the Beveridge Report [which proposed a comprehensive scheme of social insurance] and outlining the Movement's responsibility in rebuilding postwar Britain.
Director, Germain Burger ; Producer, Normans Film Production. -- Credits: From a story by Dr C E M Joad Artistes Philip Friend, Drusilla Wills, Hay Petrie, Enid Lindsay, Ian Fleming, Leslie Osmond. p. Edward Cook prologue and nar. by Frederick Allen, epilogue by Mr Neil S Beaton (SCWS) lighting Jack Rose camera, Harry Orchard ed. Eric Purcell m. arrangements, Bosworth & Co Ltd. sd. Imperial Sound Studios.
Amateur footage of student life in St. Andrews, including the pier walk, the Kate Kennedy procession and a hockey match.
The opening ceremony of the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, and footage of the removal of the station buildings from Wormit before their installation at Bo'ness.
Amateur footage of steam locomotive no. 60009 'Union of South Africa' on a journey from Edinburgh to Aberdeen.
Amateur footage of the paddle steamer 'Maid of the Loch' on summer cruises around Loch Lomond.
Amateur footage of Skye in the early 1930s.
Amateur footage of yachting and rambling on Arran in the early 1930s.
Amateur footage of yachting and rambling on Arran.
A fashion show with women and men modelling the latest in fashion.
GLASGOW PANTOMIME WITH WILL FYFFE AND HARRY GORDON / ROWARDENNAN / SPITFIRES IN FLIGHT
A compilation reel of footage from around the Second World War, including a pantomime in Glasgow, the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, a family outing to Loch Lomond and Spitfires in flight.
GLASGOW PANTOMIME WITH WILL FYFFE AND HARRY GORDON
Scenes from the pantomime 'Robinson Crusoe', starring Harry Gordon and Will Fyffe.
Destroyer HMS Shikari on manoeuvres in the Firth of Forth around the start of World War 2.
WHIRL OF GAIETY: Season 1931 Last Night of Show
Highlights of the last night of the 1931 'Gaiety Whirl' variety show at the Gaiety Theatre, Ayr, featuring comedian Dave Willis, Betty Jumel, Nita Croft, the Nicholls Sisters and Bennie Loban and his Band.
Director, A. J. Fairbairn of Fairbairn Ltd., Ayr & Troon ; Producer, Ben Popplewell & Sons, Gaiety Theatre, Ayr.
Documentary about the history of the Water of Leith.
Director, Bob Bell, Ann Sutherland. -- Credits: written and narrated by Bob Bell camera Bob Bell, Ann Sutherland grip assistance Drew Fleming, John L. Clark, John Henry Music Debussy, Albinoni, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, Smetena production Bob Bell 2006.
Documentary about the construction of the Union Canal between Falkirk and Edinburgh.
Documentary about Edinburgh's first piped water supply from Comiston in the 17th century.
Documentary about the last day in service of a Lothian Transport Leyland Atlantean bus.
Director, Edinburgh Cine and Video Society. -- Credits: ed. Bob Bell.
A short film showing the beauty and devastation of the heavy snowfall in Colinton, Morningside and Edinburgh city centre during the winter of 2011.
Director, Bob Bell. -- Credits: comm. w. Bob Bell.
Documentary about the history of the High Constables Society of Edinburgh.
Documentary about the restoration of the bells of St. Andrew's and St. George's church in Edinburgh.
Pipe band championships in Edinburgh in 2000.
The formal opening of Mackenzie Cottage by MP Malcolm Rifkind.
Director, Edinburgh Cine and Video Society.
REBUILDING OF COLINTON CHURCH HALLS [CHURCH HALLS RESTORATION]
The reconstruction of Colinton Church Halls in Edinburgh.
COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE WITH THE ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS AND KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS AT COLINTON
A military commemorative service in Edinburgh.
Detailed footage of Bressay, Shetland, mostly filmed in the early 1970’s. The fishing boats at anchor is in Hamnavoe at Burra Isle and the oil base is at “Broonies Taing” in Sandwick. Some wedding scenes are taken in Lerwick by donor’s late father.
Amateur footage of family and friends at leisure, relaxing in the garden of a large house and going on trips to the countryside, horse races and Gleneagles Hotel.
Compilation of Co-op adverts for shoes, margarine, porridge oats, flour and bread.
NAIROBI, BLANTYRE, S. RHODESIA, PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA, DAR ES SALAAM, ZANZIBAR, TANGANYIKA
Amateur footage of working and family life and travel in several African countries, including Uganda and Kenya - shot by a Scottish engineer working in the tea industry.
Amateur family footage of a flight to Scotland from Africa, views of Edinburgh in the summer and trips to various locations including Loch Achray and Peterhead.
Amateur footage of a voyage on board the liner SS Kenya from Africa to Britain via Aden, the Suez Canal, Malta and some shots on the streets of Paris.
NAIROBI TO CONGO BORDER / ELEPHANT / GIRAFFE
Amateur footage of travels through various African countries, including Uganda and Kenya - includes footage of a wedding, military ceremonies and an airfield.
Amateur footage of travels through Africa, from Kenya to Tanzania.
Amateur family footage of a caravan holiday at Killin and general views of a house at Kaisugu plantation in Kenya.
Christmas Co-op adverts for sweets, gents' slippers, food and drink etc. , part of their "Spot the Likeness" series.
A couple leave for their honeymoon by horse-drawn carriage, they arrive at a cottage and the husband carries his wife over the threshold.
A country style group sings "Listen to the Mocking Bird".
Co-op adverts for Lofty Peak flour, Golden Ball marmalade, "Remember the Dividend", and tomato sauce.
Amateur footage of family leisure activities and outings to North Berwick and the Highlands.
EMPIRE EXHIBITION, BELLAHOUSTON PARK 1938
Amateur footage of the Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, including high shots from the top of Tait's Tower.
SIMPSON MEMORIAL MATERNITY PAVILION, EDINBURGH ROYAL INFIRMARY
Amateur footage of the ceremony for laying the foundation stone of the Simpson Memorial Maternity Pavilion at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary - also includes footage of Alloway and Portpatrick.
Amateur footage of a holiday to America, including visits to Washington DC, New York, New Orleans, Hawaii and the Grand Canyon.
''After July 5th 1948, every man, woman and child in Scotland comes within the care of the National Health Service. Under this new service they will get, free of charge, medical, dental. optical and nursing care whenever these are needed'' This promotional film, made for the Department of Health for Scotland, sets out the benefits to Scottish people of their new NHS in both rural and urban areas.
Footage of the wedding of Peter M'Gettigan and Mary Kemp, the eldest daughter of cinema entrepreneur Harry Kemp.
Director, Norman Duncan. -- Credits: The M'Gettigan Kemp Wedding. Filmed by Norman Duncan. At St Mary's Church, Saltcoats, on Wed. 20th April 1938 by the Right Rev. Monsignor M'Gettigan V.G ., assisted by Rev. Joseph Doherty. Peter M'Gettigan of 20 Hamilton Drive, Cambuslang, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs Harry Kemp, Dunavon, Kilmarnock Rd, Giffnock, and Sunnyside Ardrossan. .
Four versions of Co-op Wheatsheaf bread advert.
A boy and his uncle are given a lift home. The film shows how roadbuilders overcome obstacles with bridges, level crossings, ferries etc.
The Arbroath lifeboat crew demonstrate a rescue from a lightship in distress.
Director, William Guild, Dept. of Agric., Univ. of Edinburgh. -- Credits: With the generous co-operation of the Crew and Harbour Officials of Arbroath Life-Boat Station. The crew of the Abertay lightship, the matron and staff of Arbroath Infirmary, the St. Andrews Ambulance Association, HM Coastguard ph. and p. facilities Research Film Unit, University of Edinburgh..
The Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Shots of various pavilions, the tower and the dancing waters by night.
A small Scottish railway station where a family waves farewell to friends before boarding a steam train.
Activities at Yoker School, Glasgow; pupils enjoying music and movement lessons, infants singing and dancing in the playground and senior pupils doing Scottish country dancing.
A boy becomes ill during a visit to the Western Isles, the Skyway ambulance is called and the boy is taken quickly to a hospital in Glasgow.
Producer, Junior Activity Films. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder.
Children visit John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank and see vessels under construction and being fitted out.
At Clyde docks three children watch the handling of cargo and movement of ships, coasters, tugs, tankers and liners. They board a ship and watch the crew at work.
Two boys are taken on a flight from Renfrew airport. They are shown how the flight instruments work. The trip takes them over the Clyde estuary.
Preparation of site, construction of buildings and removal to new college premises at Bearsden, Glasgow.
WARWORK NEWS NO. 19, The Other Man's Job
How locomotives for "the second front" were constructed at the North British Locomotive Company, Springburn, Glasgow.
Through a series of stills taken over a ten year period, a Glasgow photographer traces the rebirth of his city, through its social and structural changes.
Director, p. & d. Oscar Marzaroli and Michael Pavett ; Producer, [p.c. Ogam Films]. -- Credits: stills ph. Oscar Marzaroli sc. and ed. Michael Pavett m. d. and m. p. Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger comm. w. Alasdair Gray comm.s. Henry Stamper "Dirty Old Town" Ewan MacColl "You Like the Sun" Andrew Lothian, Maurice Frankl m. rec. De Lane Lea loc. rec. Alex Brown p. facil. Dateline Productions.
Promotional film for North British Locomotive Company, Glasgow with coverage on how the locomotive "Bartholomew Diaz" was manufactured and sent to South Africa. It was named by the South African Minister of Transport.
Director, John S. Abbott, Jnr. ; Producer, The Big Six Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Alfred Kerntiff sd. C. W. Green m. De Wolfe technical d. C. W. Hancock p. Edward Cook.
Shots inside foundry of men hammering a piston rod for a locomotive, using a machine hammer. [Rushes only].
Credits: LMA - Locomotive Manufacturers Association.
EMPIRE EXHIBITION, BELLAHOUSTON PARK, GLASGOW
A demonstration of a lifeboat crew bringing ashore survivors.
Director, Paul Dickson ; Producer, Films of Fact Limited. -- Credits: w. and d. Paul Dickson camera James Ritchie ed. Robert Kruger sd. rec. Western Electric..
Street scenes in Broxburn, with brass bands and pipe bands accompanying the parade. Children carry Union Jacks and 'God Save the King' banners.
[attributed to Mr. Miller, for the Regal Cinema, Broxburn]. -- Credits: [Possibly made for the Picturedrome, Broxburn].
A fancy dress parade in South Queensferry, with shots of the "Burryman" and the crowning of the Festival Queen Margaret Anderson. The Forth Rail Bridge is seen in the background.
Director, Mr. Miller for the Regal Cinema, Broxburn.
A parade in the streets of Winchburgh, West Lothian. The Auxiliary Fire Service war units demonstrate fire fighting equipment. 1st. August 1942.
[filmed by Mr. Miller for the Regal Cinema, Broxburn].
Events at the Gala Day in Stewartfield, West Lothian including the local "Tip Race" where the men race up and down a shale bing, held on 18th July 1942.
UPHALL AND PUMPHERSTON CHILDREN'S GALAS AND BROXBURN PAGEANT 1931
A compilation of films of gala days in West Lothian including Uphall Children's Gala day, Pumpherston Children's Gala and Broxburn pageant.
[filmed by Mr Miller, proprietor of the Regal Cinema, Broxburn].
"God Save the Queen" cinema trailer and adverts for Lyons Maid ice cream and Vernon's Pools.
Made during the celebrations to mark 50 years of the Glasgow Cinema Club, the first of its kind in the UK. The film includes shots of several well-known trade personalities from the west of Scotland. 17th October 1969.
WICK SHOPPING WEEK, PRIMARY SCHOOL SPORTS
Shots of Wick harbour as a fishing trawler enters, shots of Wick streets and a school sports. 21st June 1933.
CARNIVAL PROCESSION AND CROWNING OF HERRING QUEEN
Carnival procession and crowning of the "Herring Queen".
Cinema trailer on behalf of a petition to oppose an increase in the Entertainments Tax.
Film demonstrates how to set up the Bolex S-221 projector. Also includes shots of the film makers at work.
The Arran Farmers' Society Annual Fair held at Lamlash with shots of supplies being loaded from the steamer "Glen Sannox", horses and cattle in the paddock and the presentation of prizewinners' cups.
Broxburn Gala Day and crowning of the Queen, 26th June 1954. Includes footage of the procession, children's fancy dress competition and the Gala Queen crowning ceremony.
The first annual inter-house school sports day at Broxburn High School, West Lothian. 5th July 1954.
School sports day with a brass band procession, races and other sporting events. 4th July 1953.
Children's Gala Day, Uphall, West Lothian, with a fancy dress parade, races and dancing.
Crowning of the Fair Queen, and the parade through South Queensferry.
KIRKLISTON CHILDREN'S GALA AND CROWNING OF QUEEN
Procession of the Gala Queen and "The Champion" through the streets of Kirkliston, West Lothian. 3rd July 1954.
Crowning of the Fair Queen and the children's fancy dress competition at South Queensferry, near Edinburgh. The film would appear to be the Ferry Fair of 1954. [There are titles from refs 1296 and 1300 right at the start of the film, yet these do not seem to relate to the action]
GALA DAY AND CROWNING CEREMONY AT BROXBURN
The decorated floats procession and the crowning of Gala Queen at Broxburn, West Lothian on 27th June, 1953.
School children in procession through Broxburn to the sports ground and competitions. 2nd July, 1955.
HM QUEEN ELIZABETH AND HRH DUKE OF EDINBURGH PASSING THROUGH BROXBURN
The Royal motorcade passes through Broxburn where crowds line the streets with a welcoming banner. 2nd July 1955.
BROXBURN AND DISTRICT CHILDREN'S GALA DAY AND CROWNING CEREMONY
Coronation of Gala Queen and procession of decorated floats at the Broxburn and District Children's Gala Day on 25th June, 1955.
Gala and Sports Day in the Broxburn area, includes footage of decorated floats procession, athletic camps, Scottish country dancing.
[filmed by Mr Miller, Regal Cinema, Broxburn].
Unidentified sports day in the Broxburn area, West Lothian, with footage of festivities such as sports, country dancing and fairground.
[filmed by Mr Miller, proprietor of Regal Cinema, Broxburn].
The Gala Day parade and crowning of the Gala Queen in Broxburn, and players of Broxburn Athletic FC celebrating their win in the Coronation Cup.
The Duchess of Gloucester inspects the King's Own Scottish Borderers.
SCOTTISH NATIONALISTS' BANNOCKBURN CELEBRATIONS
A recruitment appeal film showing the Scottish Nationalists' Bannockburn celebrations in Stirling with Wendy Wood, R.E. Muirhead, and Dr. MacIntyre.
EMPIRE EXHIBITION: EXTERIORS AND INTERIORS
General views of the pavilions, stands and tower at the Glasgow Empire Exhibition in 1938 with shots of visitors touring the exhibition on "Lister's Auto Trucks" and at other engineering stands. A sign reads "Empire Exhibition, 3 millionth visitor".
Credits: [Amateur film made by donor' father, W.S. Manson].
NOTRE DAME COLLEGE GRADUATES AND WEDDING
Students graduation ceremony at Notre Dame College of Education, Glasgow; the College admitted only female students until 1967. The film also shows a wedding and Christmas scenes.
Film shot in the early stages of documentary on the Rootes Car manufacturing plant at Linwood showing the virgin site for the factory. [See also refs. 0085 and 1480].
Producer, Glasgow Films. -- Credits: [Stanley Scofield (written on label)].
The Up Helly Aa festival in Lerwick in the Shetland Islands, with shots by night of the procession and ceremonial burning of the galley.
How a whale is harpooned and cut up for blubber.
A compilation of Johnson family activities including holidays in Orkney and the Shetland Isles.
HARRY McSHANE, 90th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
Filmed during celebrations to mark 90th birthday of Harry McShane. Shot inside The Mitchell Theatre, Glasgow, Paul Foot addresses the audience before the presentation is made to Harry McShane. 7th May 1981.
Scenes at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow 1938, with shots of the exteriors of pavilions, the Clachan, fairground amusements, and the dancing waters by night.
Director, Mr. Dick, amateur cinematographer.
A family film including shots on board a paddle steamer, at the Cowal Highland Games, Dunoon and Jack E Raymond's stage show.
A compilation of events in St. Andrews, Fife including the installation of Sir Douglas Haig as Lord Rector of St. Andrews University, and the Duke of York at St. Andrews golf course.
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: [Pathe Gazette (section 0.00 - 1.22)] [Made for Cinema House St Andrews (section 1.22 to end)] [Section (8.42) to end possibly shot by a cameraman from the Essanay Film Company].
Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, 1912. Coronation of Fair Queen Annie Peace and fancy dress procession.
The Home Guard, during drill and on parade past the barracks. 3rd December 1944.
CLYDE RESORT: AN INTRODUCTION TO GIRVAN
Film highlights Girvan's potential as a holiday resort, with such activities as bowling, tennis, golf, putting, donkey rides and the beach.
Producer, [p.c. Anglo Scottish Pictures].
Shots of an open air historical pageant in front of the watch tower/castle in Ayr.
Director, K. H. Stevenson. -- Credits: This film was photographed by Miss Kina H. Stevenson, Beith.
Attractions Ayr offers the visitor, including theatre, cinema, Burns' tours, shops, the beach and surrounding scenery.
Director, George R Cooper ; Producer, Ayr Film Unit.
To Ireland by Midlands and Scottish Air Ferries Ltd. Shots of Renfrew airport where the plane is pulled out from the hangar and passengers board. Aerial shots of Arran and views of Belfast, Galway, Westport, Sligo and Derry. The return journey is by sea in the "Lairdsmoor".
Various shots of steam locomotives and railway stations in Scotland.
Scenes of places, events and personalities around Glasgow, including the East End and South Side.
PATHE NEWS No 65/85, HYDRO-ELECTRIC, ROYAL OPENING
HM Queen Elizabeth opens the Cruachan hydro-electric dam.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: [camera Baynes, Plummer].
May Day Parade in city streets and the Canongate, and crowds in King's Park, Edinburgh, 1937.
The story of the Scottish Daily News from the closure of the Scottish Daily Express to the last run of the Scottish Daily News. [A prize-winning film at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1976.]
Director, Norman Pollock. -- Credits: sd. Edwin Bonner, Colin McNab dubbing mixer Colin Gilchrist comm. Laurie Ventre processing Humphries Labs., Glasgow.
Views of Stobo Castle, Kerrara, driving through the west coast of Scotland and canoeing on the Serpentine in London are some of the beauty spots included in this film.
Director, Mr. Dick [amateur cinematographer]. -- Credits: A Dixiné Film.
Address and unveiling of the War memorial, Saltcoats by Marchioness (of Ailsa), 27th May, 1922. Shots of street parade including Girl Guides, Boys Brigade and Scouts.
Producer, Green's Topical Productions. -- Credits: [artwork Forest Niven (?)].
Sir Josiah and Lady Stamp perform the opening ceremony of the new Sandylands esplanade in Saltcoats.
Dramatised account of Mairi, a young girl in love with a Revenue Officer and caught up in a fight to catch smugglers
Director, Andrew Paterson. -- Credits: w., p., d. and filmed by Andrew Paterson. re-edited by James S. Nairn in 1953 [credits put on 1953 version, missing in original] cast : Mairi ... Evelyn Duguid; Lovat MacDonald ... Dan Munro; Alpine ... Jack Maguire; Torquil ... Dan Dallas; Grigor ... Alex Paterson; Revenue Officer Bates ... Tom Snowie; Revenue Officer Jones ... Hector McIver; Revenue Officer Bentley ... Luis Lyon Introductory credits [put on 1953 version, missing in original] This is believed to be one of the earliest story films made in Scotland, and almost certainly the first to be made in the Highlands. In 1912 Andrew Paterson, an Inverness Photographer, decided to use the natural setting of the coast at North Kessock on the Inverness Firth to make a film of a smuggling story. His cast of eight were all amateurs from Inverness, and he himself wrote the script, directed and photographed the film. 'Mairi' was first shown at the Central Picture House Academy St., Inverness on the 20th May, 1912. It can stand in comparison with most of the professionally made films at that time and was a considerable achievement for a photographer and cast without any film experience. later he made two short films of Scottish scenery, from the footplate of a railway engine, on behalf of the old Highland Railway Company. He unfortunately made no more films and sold his camera to Gaumont Ltd; as he felt he was neglecting his portrait business. Andrew Paterson lived to be one of Scotland's leading portrait photographers, and the present film is shown by kind permission of his son Hector G.N. Paterson, Photographer, Inverness. .
Shots of George VI and Queen Elizabeth arriving at Ibrox Stadium for the opening ceremony of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow. General views of the Exhibition.
TRIP TO IONA AND STAFFA, OBAN DISTRICT AND GLENCOE
General views of scenery during a family holiday in the Hebrides and Highlands of Scotland.
LAUNCH OF "QUEEN MARY" NO. 534 AT CLYDEBANK
The launching ceremony at John Brown's shipyard on 26th September 1934, with shots as the ship moves down the slipway, the crowds watching and the vessel moving downstream after fitting out.
Remembrance Day ceremony at the Cenotaph, Aberdeen with shots of a pipe band and a boy's trumpet band.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "Green's Film Service, Glasgow & London" on end credit. [cameraman believed to be Joe Gray] .
The Lord Provost presents new colours to the Boys' Brigade.
PATHE GAZETTE No 1229, ROYAL VISIT TO ABERDEEN
King George V and Queen Mary visit the "Granite City" and inspect the guard of honour of war veterans.
A family holiday film taken in the Scottish Highlands with shots of Fraserburgh, Inverness and Thurso.
JUNIOR PIPERS AND BANDSMEN TRAINING IN EDINBURGH
Massed pipes and drums on the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle intercut with sequences of troop training and manoeuvres.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1741A, STATE VISIT TO SCOTLAND
Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh and PM Harold MacMillan welcome King Olav of Norway at Princes Street station, Edinburgh. The King visits the new Forth road bridge and is created Knight of the Thistle.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: [comm. Leslie Mitchell].
GEORGE BENNIE RAILPLANE SYSTEM OF TRANSPORT
Technical record of the construction of the railplane, invented by George Bennie. Opening of trial stretch of track and the railplane in operation.
A documentary about the local people's reaction to the establishment of a Royal Artillery Guided Weapons Range in the Hebrides and how the presence of the base affects traditional life.
Producer, [p.c. BBC Television (?)]. -- Credits: comm. Ludovic Kennedy.
Historic Edinburgh including Holyrood Palace, St Giles' Cathedral, the Forth Bridge and shots of the Military Tattoo on the Castle Esplanade.
Producer, Walten Films Production. -- Credits: A Home Movie film.
The transport, pasteurisation and testing of milk for public consumption.
How "country homes" for needy children were run, recounted through one child's experience.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. and ed. Alan Harper.
Illustrates how to bathe a baby correctly.
STOBHILL HOSPITAL: The Story of a Modern Hospital
The work of a modern hospital with shots 'behind the scenes' showing the kitchens, dispensary, telephone switchboard and nurses relaxing off-duty.
Producer, Campbell Harper. -- Credits: ph. and ed. Alan Harper p. J. Campbell Harper.
Film showing the hygienic care taken of cows before and after milking at farms owned by Glasgow Corporation. Demonstrates the use of sterilising and pasteurisation to produce a "safe" milk supply for hospitals and tuberculosis sanatoria.
The local authority's maternity and child welfare service in operation, showing the benefits to mother and child.
The geography and industries of the river Forth from source to sea.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: educational adviser A. J. Brown.
The role of the County Clerk in a small Scottish town. Shot in and around Stirling.
Possibly the re-union of 4th and 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers in Saltcoats, January 1948. A banner reads "Welcome to our General".
Various methods of fire fighting in tenement buildings in Edinburgh. This film provides detailed views showing how construction of older tenements affects access for firefighting and encourages the progress of fires.
How steel wire rope is manufactured at the Coatbridge works of Martin Black & Co. (Wire Ropes) Ltd.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Russell Productions in assoc. with Thames and Clyde Film Co. Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Frank McLachlan comm. Lioner Gamlin comm. w. Albert E. Machie and Jan Jack.
Students working at the Scottish Hotel School, Glasgow and the construction and launch of passenger steamers at A & J Inglis shipyard, Glasgow. [Made for Kelburne Cinema Paisley]
Director, R. R. Bucknell for Kelburne Cinema, Paisley. -- Credits: ed. J P N Duncan.
AMAZING MOMENTS OF THE GREAT TRACTION ENGINES, the
A small boy inherits a steam road roller. A film fantasy by Edward McConnell.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Limited. -- Credits: m. comp. Dr. Frank Spedding m. cond. Marcus Dods p. Laurence Henson Optical effects and details of movements will be shown by lenses under the direction of Mr Edward McConnell and his assistants. The events have been arranged by Mr Laurence Henson of CEA (Scotland) Ltd. for the notable members of the Films of Scotland Committee.
SALTCOATS - CROWNING OF THE SEA QUEEN 1931
The crowning ceremony of the Saltcoats Sea Queen, in 1931.
Compilation of food flashes including adverts for dried eggs, how to obtain vitamin C from swedes, how to use a ration book and how to keep milk during a storm.
The Dunfermline Children's Gala on 24th June 1932. As well as featuring the procession and crowds (including representatives from all the local schools) there are sports recorded - including a boys' three-legged race, cartwheel race, "coal carry" fight, a pack race and a tug-o-war.
Credits: taken exclusively for the Regal.
Shot of exterior of the Regal Cinema, Dunfermline as the Gala procession sets off. Views of sports and games. 30th June 1933. [See also refs. 1364, 1365, 1366, 1367, 1646]
Credits: (Taken exclusively for the Regal).
Views of the parade, watching crowds and children's sports. 29th June 1934.
Footage of Dunfermline Children's Gala on 26th June 1936, with shots of Andrew Carnegie's birthplace. 26th June 1936.
General views of Dunfermline Children's Gala, including shots of the regal cinema, the parade and children playing.
Director, James S. Nairn for the Regal Cinema, Dunfermline.
Crowds line the streets as the children's procession passes on its way to the public park. Shots of people relaxing in the park, children playing games and picnicking.
Director, James S. Nairn for the Regal Cinema, Dunfermline. -- Credits: CAC presents a Regal Production.
Crowds line the main street of Dunfermline and in front of the Regal Cinema as the children's procession passes. Shots of people in the public park with children playing games and eating ice cream.
The children's procession through the crowd lined streets of Dunfermline with a brass band playing. Shots of local schoolchildren outside school waving flags.
Penicuik Children's Gala Day with shots of the Gala Queen's coronation and the procession through the streets with accompanying pipes and drums, floats, horses and riders.
Martin Luther set out to reform the church but ended up starting a movement which changed the course of world history. Note: catalogue record is from secondary source ie British Film Institute catalogue [http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150358314, lasta accessed 22/02/2021]
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film & Video Productions]. -- Credits: [presenter Andrew Faulds].
Sea scouts operating a small craft and enjoying a boxing match.
"Smetana wanted to be a musician, but being a Czech musician in Austro-Hungary wasn't easy." [synopsis from BFI Archive at http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150356517, last accessed 22/02/2021]
"Documentary series which looks at the lives of personalities who have been featured on postage stamps. From his earliest childhood in Bohemia, Antonin Dvorak single-mindedly pursued a career in music. He drew his inspiration from traditional folk melodies, translating them into orchestral scores which wom him worldwide acclaim. Helped by Brahms and befriended by Tchaikovsky he became an international figure, but despite his fame he returned to the land of his birth and inspiration." [synopsis from BFI Archive at http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150364857, last accessed 22/02/2021]
British Film Institute synopsis: "A description of the troglodyte communities that have lived for centuries on the, freak volcanic landscape of central Cappadocia that is inaccessible for most of the year." [http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/search/detail?database=ChoiceFilmWorks&fieldname=Field_Credits&value=175829, last accessed 01/03/2021]
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions].
Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale The Ice Maiden, The Fairy's Kiss tells the story of a boy cursed with a kiss, destined for immortality. This performance was on 30th November 2017 at Edinburgh Festival Theatre.
Director, Ross MacGibbon. -- Credits: choreography Sir Kenneth MacMillan m. Igor Stravinsky by permission of Boosey and Hawkes, Music Publishers Ltd. designer Gary Harris lighting Simon Bennison principal coaching Donald MacLeary Cast Fairy Constance Devernay Fiancee Bethany Kingsley-Garner Young Man Andrew Peasgood Mother Sophie Martin Gypsy Mia Thomspn Attendants to the Fairy: Eleonara Silverio, Marge Hendrick, Grace Horler, Grace Paulley, Aisling Branagan, Melissa Parsons Friends of the Fairy: Clarissa Pace, Araminta Wraith, Alice Kawalek, Claire Souet, Roaseanna Leney, Daniela Oddi Winds: Bruno Micciardi, Evan Loudon, Luke Schaufuss, Thomas Edwards, Victor Zarallo, Jamiel Laurence Villagers: Amy McEntee, Hannah Williams, Jaimee-Lee Camkin, Anna Williams, Zara Brent, Bryony Robertson, Pascal Johnson, Matthew Broadbent, Constant Vigier, Simon Schilgen, Rimbaud Patron, Eado Turgeman, Victor Zarallo, Jamiel Laurence Band: Jerome Barnes, Jake Davies, Jamie Reid, Javier Andrew Scottish Ballet Orchestra conductor Jean-Claude Picard 1st violins: Justone Watts (leader), Stewart Webster (co-leader), Anna Roder (principal), Scott Lowrey (sub-principal), Anne MacDonald, Gail Digney, Catherine James, George Smith, Joseph Hodson, Peter Markham 2nd violins: Katrina Lee (principal), Kirsten Drew (sub-principal), Jackie Norrie, Alan Mason, Megan Royce, Dan Paterson, Caroline Warren-Marshall, Mark Hayward Violas: Ian Anderson (principal), George Cuthbertson (sub-principal), Susan Harris, Emma Connell Smith, Maggie Montgomery, Laurie Anderson, David McCreadie, Georgia Boyd Cellos: Mark Bailey (principal), Susan Dance (sub-principal), John Davidson, Rosie Townhill, Nick Byrne, Miranda Phythian-Adams Double Basses Rick Standley (principal), Chris Sergeant (sub-principal), Jenny Warren, Kirsty Matheson Flute: Fergus Davidson (principal), Emma Roche (sub-principal) Piccol & flute: Fiona Chisholm (principal) Oboe: Fraser Kelman (principal), George Talmaciu (sub-principal) Cor anglais Irena Klimach (principal) Clarinets Janet Laird (principal), Lawrence Gill (sub-principal) Bass Clarinet: Alan Bacchetti (principal) Bassoons: Grant Mackay (principal), Rebecca Roberts (sub-principal) Contra Bassoon: Heather Brown (principal) Horns: Steve Cowling (principal), Christine Smith (sub-principal), Carys Evans (principal), Fergus Kerr (sub principal), Glen Zammit (sub principal) Trumpets: Sandy McGrattan (principal), Robert Baxter (sub-principal), Michael Bennett (sub-principal) Trombones: Nigel Cox (principal), Huw Evans (sub-principal) Bass Trombone: Tom Smith (principal) Tuba: Andreas Theocarous (principal) Harp: Meridith MCracken (principal) Timpani Peter Evans (principal) Percussion: Owen Willliams (principal), Glynn Forrest (sub-principal), Allv Kelly (sub-principal), Philip Hague (sub principal) Filmed at Festival Theatr, Edinburgh, 13th October 2017 With thanks to The Management and staff of Festival Theatre, Edinburgh; Lady Deborah MacMillan. Scottish Ballet is grateful to the many Trusts and individuals for their crucial support towards the staging of The Fairy's Kiss. Linbury Trust Visit www.scottishballet.co.uk for full list of supportes Scottish Ballet Company CEO and Artistic Director Christopher Hampson Executive Director Steven Roth Company Manager / International Tour Producer Amy Dolan Rehearsal Director Oliver Rydout Rehearsal Assistant Tamarin Scott Artistic Co-ordinator Maria Jimenez Head of Music Richard Honner Company Pianist / Digital Audio Editor Brian Prentice Orchestra Manager John Davidson Head of Sales and Marketing Charlotte Gross Content and Digital Executive Tony Currie Technical Director Matthew Strachan Production Manager Tim Palmer Chief Stage Technician Chris Holmes Assistant Electrician Iain Levee Stage Manager Sheila McCabe Deputy Stage Manager Zoe Hayward Head of Wardrobe Mary Mullen Wardrobe Technician Ariane Robertson Technicians Dan Evans, Kieran Kenning, Stevie Winning Production credits Costume makers Jackie Hallat, Lal D'Abo, Janet Christmas, Sarah Cooke, Suzanne Parkinson Headdress makers Linda Rowland, Sean Barratt Wigs Darren Ware Costume breakdonw Amy Malcomson Scenery built by Scottish Opera Workshops Scenery painted by Kelvin Guy Props Marian Colquhoun Broadcast Team Technical producer James Poole Uni manager James Mitchell Sound supervisor Matthew Charles Lighting Director Mike le Fevre Camer supervisor Mike Callan Cameras James Day, Mark Faulkner, Giles Pritchard, Andy Watt Script supervisor Claire Mathias Vision Mixer Alison Bartrop Assistant producer Martin Collins Executive Producer for The Space Helen Spencer p. Janie Valentine d. Ross MacGibbon Scottish Ballet supported by The Space, Creative Scotland, BBC. Scpottish Ballet is core funded by The Scottish Government Copyright Scottish Ballet 2017 .
ECONOMICS OF INDEPENDENCE: Prof. Brian Ashcroft
Emeritus Professor Brian Ashcroft of the University of Strathclyde talks about Scottish independence from an economist's viewpoint.
CLYDE MADE GLASGOW: John Fyfe Anderson, the
Documentary about the history of Glasgow along the Clyde from the late 18th century to the present, featuring New Lanark and the David Livingstone Center at Blantyre.
Documentary about linguistic differences between the Japanese and English languages, presented by a university and a school teacher.
Rev. Dr. Norman Shanks discusses the concept and meaning of hope from a religious perspective.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland ph. Yushin Toda ed. Yushin Toda.
EQUALITY AND EQUITY AT SCOTTISH SCHOOL: Andrew Robson
Andrew Robson, Deputy Head Teacher of Hillhead Primary School in Glasgow, explains how the Scottish education system is based on 'equity' for all pupils rather than 'equality'.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda.
Japan Desk Scotland’s fifth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at a five-year collaborative research project between Fukushima and Chernobyl.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Ashenspire, Marius Pirhonen proofreading Eleanor Small .
BO'NESS v FORTH RANGERS AND GRANGE ROVERS
Coverage of a football match between Bo'ness United and Forth Rangers and Grange Rovers with shots of spectators, teams playing and crowds leaving the match. 24th. October 1950.
Japanese traditional craftsman Koji Yoshie explains the basics of kimono design and the history of the garment's development.
EVACUATION ORDER IN FUKUSHIMA: July 2017
Japan Desk Scotland’s sixth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at the ongoing programme of decontamination and international collaboration with Ukraine, Russia and Bangladesh.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Mark Twain in Japan by INVACUO .
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Marius Pirhonen .
Japan Desk Scotland’s seventh documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at the farming of carp in Koriyama City and ongoing research into the levels of radioactivity in water.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Taiko performed at the 18th Hina Matsuri held by Japanese Matsuri for Glasgow at Glasgow Botanic Gardens on 2 March 2019 (Performers: Brenda, Eve, Fumi, Haruki, Robert, Sheona and Tamami) .
An interview with Sheila Craik, who worked in Glasgow University Library for 37 years, about her involvement with the collection of Henry Farmer, “the first English-speaking scholar on Arab music”.
Interview with Ken Fyfe of Wellington Church, Glasgow about the story of local soldier Lieutenant Jack M. Young during World War 2.
Two young Scottish women describe their personal experiences of Japan - one as a teacher of English in schools and the other as a visitor.
TEACH SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE IN SCOTLAND: Atsuko Clement
Interview with Atsuko Clement, a qualified Scottish Country Dance Teacher who is originally from Japan.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda cast Atsuko Clement, Moira Reekie, and the participants at the Demonstration Class held in Edinburgh in January 2014 .
Alan Kitchen, organist and Director of Music at Wellington Church, Glasgow, demonstrates and explains the workings of the church's pipe organ.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda cast Alan Kitchen .
EQUITY AT SCOTTISH SCHOOL: Lois Lurinsky
Lois Lurinsky, Acting Deputy Head Teacher of Hillhead Primary School in Glasgow, explains how the Scottish education system is based on 'equity' for all pupils rather than 'equality'.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda cast Lois Lurinsky .
An impressionistic account of the attractions that Aberdeen and Deeside offer the summer visitor.
Producer, Templar Films. -- Credits: The Words, Bob Black, Jack Grerson, Bryon Hogg, McLehose, Ponsonby The Voice, Bryden Murdoch presentation Elizabeth Riddell m. Maxwell Geddes conducted by Eoin Hamilton, Carrillon, Robert Leys first unit d. David Gladwell cameraman Maurice Pigot (1) David Macdonald (2) sd. unit d. Peter Neal p. supervised by R A Riddell Black For Films of Scotland and the Corporation of the City of Aberdeen.
Japan Desk Scotland’s eighth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking back at the work to create a radiation map of the surrounding area and the establishment of the Institute of Environmental Radioactivity in 2013.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Oli Jan .
Japan Desk Scotland’s ninth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at efforts to make Tomioka Town habitable again.
ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY: Fukushima July 2019
Japan Desk Scotland’s tenth documentary about the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, looking at how the Institute of Environmental Radioactivity at Fukushima University has been developing into the world's centre of environmental radioactivity studies.
Director, Yushin Toda ; Producer, Japan Desk Scotland. -- Credits: p. Fumi Nakabachi and Yushin Toda, Japan Desk Scotland comm. w. Yushin Toda ph. Fumi Nakabachi ed. Yushin Toda m. Invacuo - ‘Mark Twain in Japan’ and ‘Clapmosphere’ .
ANTONINE WALL, the: The Roman Frontier in Scotland
A journey along the Antonine Wall from Bo'ness in the east to Old Kilpatrick in the west, with commentary by Dr. Lawrence Keppie.
Director, Professor Dr. Lawrence Keppie. -- Credits: comm. sp. Dr. Lawrence Keppie.
An educational documentary about the discovery and excavation of the Roman bathhouse at Bothwellhaugh in Lanarkshire.
Producer, University of Lancaster Media Services Unit. -- Credits: graphics Josephine Woods comm. w. John MacKenzie p. Kevin Smith grateful thanks to Lawrence Keppie, Hunterian Museum, University of Glasgow, Strathclyde Country Park, Strathclyde Regional Council.
Crowning Ceremony at Newmills, Torryburn and Crombie Gala Day.
Credits: [local topical found in cinema by donor].
The last day of the week-long Huntly Gala Day Festival, with shots of the Gala queen and sports competitions, a bonfire and fireworks display. [The Gala was opened by singer Robert Wilson and Provost J Barron].
[made by James S. Nairn for the Playhouse, Huntly]. -- Credits: [Local topical for the Playhouse, Huntly made by James S Nairn at the request of Connor Kay, the manager] .
A biographical poem performed in British Sign Language, addressing cultural alienation, hearing issues and pansexual identity.
Director, Leah Francisco. -- Credits: comm. w. Leah Francisco.
A short film about a young trans man, addressing the importance of recognising your own identity.
Credits: featuring Joe Dunn p. Jamie Rea camera Jamie Rea sd. Donna Stewart ed. Felix Gilfedder, Jamie Rea assistant/runner Toni George ph. Scott Campbell.
LAYING THE NEW FOUNDATION STONE AT KIRKINTILLOCH PARISH CHURCH
A brass band leads the parade towards the parish church followed by members of the Masonic Order. Close-up shots of the laying of the memorial stone in Kirkintilloch Parish Church by the Marquess of Tullibardine.
Short fiction film about a boy struggling to return to normal life after the death of his brother.
Director, Joseph Olanlokun. -- Credits: p. Joseph Olanlokun cast Ben Olanlokun, Peter Olanlokun director of photography Joseph Olanlokun ed. Ben Olanlokun costume Peter Olanlokun sd. Ben Olanlokun m. Bensound.com, Fesliyan Studios.
A short fiction film about family life in the Covid-19 lockdown period, as seen through the eyes of the family dog.
Director, Max McGregor. -- Credits: Music 'Ursa Major' unpublished composed and performed by Emily McGregor.
A short documentary about life in lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic in May 2020 for a 7-year-old girl and her family.
Director, Grace Wilcox. -- Credits: p. Mrs Wilcox camera Mrs Wilcox ass. p. Grace Wilcox cast Grace Wilcox, Mr. Wilcox, Granny & Granda, Charlotte Wilcox, Amy Fulton, Keeva Smith.
Short fiction film with animation in which a boy sets off in his home-made space rocket to find his friend on another planet.
Director, Tim Flood. -- Credits: cast Charlie, Freya, Sarah, Aaron camera Tim & Hannah ed. Tim p. Greg thanks to Support for Learning, Plockton High School m. David & Dougie Pincock (unpublished), Charlie, Elfine, Freya .
Short film using real-life stop-frame animation, in which two boys are threatened by a gang of toys.
filmmaker Rory Begg. -- Credits: cast Rory, Angus, Rowan, Luna the dog studio assistants Andrew & Sarah.
Residents of Clarendon Crescent in Edinburgh take part in a community clap for NHS staff and key workers during the Covid-19 lockdown period in May 2020.
A recording of Edinburgh's Hogmanay 2020 event during the Covid-19 pandemic, in which drone displays over the landscape of Edinburgh and the Highlands are accompanied by the poetry of Jackie Kay.
Producer, Underbelly Ltd., Celestial . -- Credits: original words Jackie Kay m. Niteworks comm. s. David Tennant, Heather Ovens, Jackie Kay, Lorne MacFadyen, Miren McDonagh, Siobhan Redmond, Winifred Brook Young visual development Gary Wilson drone display & film production Celestial drone display and d. John Hopkins head of drone operations Nick Kowalski head of drone photography Tony Martin animation Anthony Head head programmer Anthony Burry technology officer Ossian Whiley additional drone filming Arms & Legs director of photography Jon Hurley ed. Robbie Sloan visual effects Rufus Blackwell drone team coordinator Danny Freemantle drone team Chris Pearson, Harvey West, Juan Martin Bentancour, Justin Hunter, Liza Rae Hunter, Magali Aldana Melgarejo, Peter Milner, Steve Shearn executive producers for Celestial Tony Martin, John Hopkins, Nick Kowalski .
Interview with Pat Lang, a member of the deaf community in response to a single question, ‘What does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
GLASGOW PEOPLE TRANSPARENT: Jacqui Ennis
Interview with Jacqui Ennis, a member of the deaf community in response to a single question, ‘What does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
GLASGOW PEOPLE TRANSPARENT: Elizabeth Mooney
The city of Glasgow through the eyes of Elizabeth Mooney who grew up with deaf parents and within the deaf community. She was asked a single question, ‘what does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS 1913, PERTH PAGEANT
The final performance at Muirton Park of the Perth Historical Pageant, opened by Tom Johnston and watched by Anna Neagle and Herbert Wilcox. 25th June 1949.
GLASGOW PEOPLE TRANSPARENT: Tasnim Sharif
Interview with Tasnim Sharif, a member of the deaf community in response to a single question, ‘What does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
GLASGOW PEOPLE TRANSPARENT: Frances A. Hill
Interview with Frances Hill, a member of the deaf community in response to a single question, ‘What does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
GLASGOW PEOPLE TRANSPARENT: Scott Watson
Interview with Scott Watson, a member of the deaf community in response to a single question, ‘What does Glasgow mean to you?’. This video was part of a photo and film exhibition for Solar Bear’s 'Solar Flares' programme, exploring the city of Glasgow from a deaf perspective.
Short documentary about a woman who decides to change her life by moving from England to Scotland.
Director, Will Clark. -- Credits: special thanks to Lucy Clark, Jamie Dow, Scott Campbell, Tamara Gierend.
Reading of a poem in sign language by Claire Clark about the nature of happiness.
Credits: poem Claire Clark p. Claire Clark m. Rylan Gleave cast Jamie Rea, Gabriel Baicum, Brooklyn Melvin, Moira Anne McAuslan, Ciaran Alexander Stewart, Amy Dawson, Sean Gray additional thanks Mehwish Bhoja, Joe Dunn, Felix Gilfedder, Jonathan Lloyd, EJ Raymond.
Brooklyn Melvin and students Teegan and Humairah take a tour round St. Roch's Secondary School in Glasgow, showing their favourite locations and activities - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
Director, Geraldine Heaney. -- Credits: d. Jonathan Lloyd ass. d. Craig McCulloch design Jessica Brettle LX designer Malcolm Rogan m. Greg Sinclair cast Brooklyn Melvin production manager Bee George technical stage manager Babette Wickham Riddick interpreters Jill Gallacher, Iain Hodgetts .
ST. ROCH'S SECONDARY: Twin Video Challenge
Two short videos made by pupils at St. Roch's Secondary School in Glasgow, shown side-by-side - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
General views of the Bo'ness May Day Parade and very brief shots of a display by a young girl using skipping ropes and dancing. [Dated from film stock as 1918*]
Brooklyn Melvin and students take a tour round Craigie High School in Dundee, showing their favourite locations and activities - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
Director, Jassy Earl. -- Credits: d. Jonathan Lloyd ass. d. Craig McCulloch design Jessica Brettle LX designer Malcolm Rogan m. Greg Sinclair cast Brooklyn Melvin production manager Bee George technical stage manager Babette Wickham Riddick interpreters Jill Gallacher, Iain Hodgetts .
CRAIGIE HIGH SCHOOL: Twin Video Challenge
Two short videos made by pupils at Craigie High School in Dundee, shown side-by-side - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
Brooklyn Melvin and students take a tour round Greenwood Academy in Dreghorn, showing their favourite locations and activities - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
Two short videos made by pupils at Greenwood Academy in Dreghorn, shown side-by-side - part of Solar Bear's 'Happiness' project.
A music video produced as part of Solar Bear’s Happiness project at the Macrobert Arts Centre in Stirling.
INVERKEITHING LAMMAS FAIR AND GAMES 1951
General views of a youth parade which includes the Boys' Brigade, Boy Scouts, and Girl Guides at the Inverkeithing Lammas Fair and Games.
Footage of one of the penny savings banks which were run by teachers in Glasgow schools. Shots of children handing their money and bank books to the clerks and clerkesses of the school bank of Govan High School.
LAYING FOUNDATION STONE - FREE GARDENERS HALL
A foundation stone is layed at Free Gardener's Hall, Bo'ness on 5th May 1923, with a procession and brass band as part of the festivities.
[filmed by Dickson's Pictures for the Hippodrome, Bo'ness]. -- Credits: Dicksons Pictures.
OPENING OF BRIDGENESS MINERS WELFARE INSTITUTE
The opening speech at the Bridgeness Miners Welfare Institute on May 31st, 1924. Shots of two men playing bowls watched by the spectating crowd.
[filmed by Dickson's Pictures for the Hippodrome, Bo'ness].
Paisley Women's Guild of Empire enjoy a motor tour through Burns' country.
FERGUSLIE THREAD WORKS EXCURSION TO BRAEMAR, 7th JULY 1934
Coverage of Ferguslie Thread Works Outing to Braemar, which is also know as Sma' Shot Day, a privilege won by the workers of all thread mills in the Paisley area.
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 440, No. 534 LAUNCHING CEREMONY
King George V and Queen Mary at the launching ceremony of the liner the "Queen Mary".
The Women's Guild of Empire enjoy a day trip to Walter Scott country; they leave Paisley in Alexander's motor coaches.
A Saturday matinee at the "Alex Cinema" in Paisley with the local children queuing up eagerly outside.
Director, R. Louis Jay for the New Alexandra Cinema, Paisley.
A prize-giving and passing out parade for the Boys' Brigade and the Naval Cadets.
An illustration of how to cope with an air raid, including first-aid and fire fighting procedures. The film also shows air raid shelters being built and put into practice.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. w. Norman Wilson comm. s. James McKechnie processed and recorded by Scottish Films. [Warden played by Thomas Junor].
UNVEILING BO'NESS AND CARRIDEN WAR MEMORIAL
Lt .General Sir Walter Braithwaite unveils Bo'ness and Carriden war memorial. 12th July 1924.
In the run-up to D-Day in June 1944, an exhausted and depressed Winston Churchill battles with the overwhelming responsibility of sending the Allied Forces to retake Nazi-occupied Europe. Churchill is terrified of leaving behind a legacy of carnage, and must face up to his political opponents and his own generals in order to navigate the Allies to victory. [Synopsis from BFI record- http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/154591817, last accessed 30/09/21]
Director, Jonathan Teplitzky ; Producer, [Salon Churchill Limited, Salon Pictures, Tempo Productions, Embankment Films, LipSync Productions, Creative Scotland, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology, BFI Film Fund, Scottish Government, Creative Scotland's Production Growth Fund, Cohen Media Gro. -- Credits: [©: Salon Churchill Limited Production Company: Salon In association with: Tempo Productions, Embankment Films, LipSync Productions, Creative Scotland, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology Developed with the support of: BFI's Film Fund Supported by: Scottish Government, National Lottery through Creative Scotland's Production Growth Fund Presents: Cohen Media Group, Silver Reel Worldwide Sales: Embankment Executive Producer: Hugo Grumbar, Tim Haslam, Jo Bamford, Ian Berg, Peter Hampden, Phil Hunt, Ian Hutchinson, Zygi Kamasa, Nick Manzi, Norman Merry, Michael Milillo, Christopher J Reynolds, Andrea Reynolds, Compton Ross, Ronnell Shaw, Mike Starr Co-executive Producer: Maggie Burgess, Lisa Milillo Produced by: Nick Taussig, Paul Van Carter Producer: Piers Tempest, Claudia Bluemhuber Line Producer: Andy Chapman Partners: Nick Taussig For Salon Pictures, Paul Van Carter For Salon Pictures Commercial Director: Christopher J. Reynolds For Salon Pictures [Production Executive]: Camilla Haslam For Embankment, Greg Martin For Embankment, Hugo Grumbar For Embankment, Maite Villarino For Embankment, Max Pirkis For Embankment, Sharon Lee For Embankment, Tim Haslam For Embankment Director of Screen: Natalie Usher For Creative Scotland Production Executive: Robbie Allen For Creative Scotland Legal Manager: Mark Wilson For Creative Scotland Partners: Jo Bamford For Tempo, Piers Tempest For Tempo Finance Director: Ian Seddon For Tempo Consultant: Isabel Freer For Tempo Production Executive: Robin Guise For LipSync, Peter Raven For LipSync, Daniel Pagan For LipSync Production Manager: Pippa Surren Production Co-ordinator: Katie Player Production Accountant: Maxine Stanley Post-production Accountant: Seamus Devine 1st Assistant Accountant: Catherine Francis Unit Manager: Michael Ferguson Location Manager: Pete Murphy Location Assistant: Harrison Murphy Post-production Supervisor: Emma Zee Production Secretary: Dayna Baptie Assistant Director: Nick Heckstall-Smith 1st Assistant Director: Nick Heckstall-Smith 2nd Assistant Director: Tracey Warren 3rd Assistant Director: Mark Rossi Script Supervisor: Aina Sabaté-Giralt Casting by: Daniel Hubbard Casting Associate: Gemma Sykes Casting Assistant: Claire Robinson Script Editor: Kate Leys Screenplay by: Alex von Tunzelmann Director of Photography: David Higgs B Camera Operator: Alan Maxwell 1st Assistant A Camera: Anna Benbow 1st Assistant B Camera: Jaspreet Bal 2nd Assistant A Camera: Thomas Barber 2nd Assistant B Camera: Les Hinks Digital Imaging Technician: Will Clements 2nd Unit Camera: Steve Bliss, Murat Gokmen Gaffer: Scott Napier Best Boy Electric: Colin Price Key Grip: Steve Pugh B Camera Grip: Mark Morley Grip Assistant: David Clarke Still Photographer: Graeme Hunter Visual Effects by: LipSync Post Special Effects Supervisor: Mike Kelt Special Effects: Artem Scotland Editor: Chris Gill 1st Assistant Editor: Tom Sainty, Rebecca Lloyd, Ian Cunningham Post-production Services: LipSync Post Facility Director: Lisa Jordan LipSync Post Senior Post Producer: Paul Dray LipSync Post Production Designer: Chris Roope Supervising Art Director: Fiona Gavin Standby Art Director: Helen Allingham Assistant Art Director: Martin Kelly Set Decorator: Neesh Ruben Graphic Artist: Barbara Sandberg Production Buyer: Aoife McKim Property Master: John Casey Dressing Props: John Booth, Dean Paton Standby Props: Brian McGraw, Daniel Fairhurst Props Storeman: Russell Waddell Props Pick Ups: John Jenkins Art Department Assistant: Chloe Waugh Construction Manager: Derek Fraser Costume Designer: Bart Cariss Assistant Costume Designer: Emily Newby Costume Supervisor: Natasha Cousins Costume Standby: Kirsty Allen Costume Assistant: Amy Wallace Hair and Make-up Designer: Cate Hall Hair and Make-up Supervisor: Emilie Yong-Mills Hair and Make-up Artist: Catriona Johnstone, Wendy Kemp-Forbes Prosthetics Designer: Cate Hall Title Design by: LipSync Design Head of Design: Howard Watkins Senior Designer: Julia Hall Titles Designer: Simon Edwards Colourist: Adam Inglis Music by/Original Score by: Lorne Balfe Violin: Oli Langford, Dave Juriwiz, Warren Zeilinski Cello: Peter Gregson Viola: Laurie Gregson, Steve Doman Bass: Richard Pryce Electric Guitar: Ale Martí Digital Instrument: Mark Wherry Orchestrator: Jenny Dirkes Additional Arrangement: Thomas Farnon, Steffen Thum Music Supervisor: Rupert Hollier Music Production Co-ordinator: Queenie Li Score Produced by: Lorne Balfe, Steffen Thum Music Score Produced and Published by: Atlantic Screen International Music Mixed by: Seth Waldmann Music Production Services: Steven Kofsky Musician's Contractor: Gareth Griffiths Production Sound Mixer: Stuart Bruce Boom Operator: Gary Doig Sound Assistant: Phil Diamond Sound Re-recording: LipSync Post Re-recording Mixer: Rob Hughes Supervising Sound Editor: Ian Wilson, Andy Shelley Sound Effects Re-recording Mixer: Tushar Manek ADR Voice Casting: Blend Audio Foley Artist: Phillip Barrett Foley Editor: Phillip Barrett Action Vehicles Co-ordinator: Peter Gaine Technical Adviser: Austin Compson-Bradford Legal Services: Laurence Brown Post-production Scripts by: Fatts Dialect Coach: Paula Jack Armourer: Jim Elliott Unit Publicist: Organic Publicity Publicist: Kirsty Langsdale, Esther Paterson EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Director: David Neilson, Simon Hay Camera and Lenses Provided by: ARRI Lighting Equipment by: Panalux Head of Digital Intermediate: James Clarke Digital Intermediate Co-ordinator: Elizabeth Newsham Senior Digital Intermediate Editor: Will Chetwynd Head of VT: Rick White Completion Guarantor: Film Finances With special thanks to: Chris Collins].
Before it’s too late, a family that never really talked - starts to.
Director, Karen Guthrie ; Producer, A Somewhere Film. -- Credits: [©: Karen Guthrie & Somewhere 2015 A Somewhere Film produced by karen guthrie & nina pope written & directed by karen guthrie director of photography: nina pope cinematography: karen guthrie & nina pope editor: alice powell sound recording: karen guthrie sound design: doug haywood original score written, arranged & produced by malcolm middleton additional camera: kate reid & adam sutherland post production: splice.tv titles: andrew white digital compositing: damian shields poster design: koby barhad production assistants: anne carlin & samantha towle post-production assistant: maria duvidzon website assistant: zoë guthrie executive advisor: amy hardie].
Mouth of Hell, the short tells the story of Anant, an 8 year old boy who scrapes a living picking coal and selling it at the local markets to try and feed himself and his sick mother. Life changing events unfold as Anant stumbles unexpectedly upon a wallet containing 5000 rupees.
Director, Samir Mehanovic ; Producer, Paradiso Films. -- Credits: © Paradiso Films & Creative Scotland Sons Not Dogs and Creative Scotland present Written by Samir Mehanovic and Bart Gavigan Produced by Ailie Smith, Michael Wilson and Mark Evans [Cast Anant Suraj Mondal Sushila Ramanjit Kaur Santosh Taranjit Kaur Kumar Omar Farooque Binati Riya Kumari Roma Soumya Bala doctor Devjit Sil old man at market S.M. Menhdi Imam nurse Balaka Chattopadhyay Hara Amit Sinha Hindu priest Sanjeev Kumar Ghosh food seller Kundan Singh Nirgun singer Rakesh Tripathi Charu Madan Mohan Prasad Directed by Samir Mehanovic Chief Assistant Director Prem Modi Assistant Director Rakesh Tripathi Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Presents Sons Not Dogs Presents Creative Scotland Produced by Ailie Smith Produced by Michael Wilson Produced by Mark Evans Line Producer Devjit Sil Production Executive Ross McKenzie Unit Production Manager Sandeep Rudra Assistant to Unit Production Manager Pradip Saha Indian Fixer Devjit Sil Dhanbad Fixer 'The Boss of Dhanbad' Kundan Singh Production Co-ordinator Hannah Milton Production Accountant Jenny Allenby Spot Boy Sanjib Dey].
The intimate, powerfully moving tale of Tom Morris and his son Tommy, the real-life nineteenth century founders of the modern game of golf. Set in St. Andrews, Scotland, during the hidebound Victorian era, the story opens in 1866 as 15-year-old Tommy Morris (Jack Lowden) heads to the links with his father Tom Morris (Peter Mullan).
Director, Jason Connery ; Producer, Gutta Percha Productions . -- Credits: SellOut Pictures Timeless Films Creative Scotland Windchill Media Group Movie Tech Halo Base Black Molinare In memory of John P. Imlay and his love of Scotland and the game of golf. Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland [Cast & Credits Cast Tom Morris Peter Mullan Tommy Morris Jack Lowden Meg Drinnen Ophelia Lovibond Nancy Morris Therese Bradley David Straith Max Deacon Major Molesworth Peter Ferdinando Alexander Boothby Sam Neill George Atwood Jr Benjamin Wainwright Lang Dan Andy Gray Campbell Greg Powrie Durie Christopher Craig club secretary Fraser Sivewright young Jamie Morris Dylan Neilson young Jack Morris Max Coussins LIzzie Morris Kylie Hart Minister Boyd James Smillie Sally MacKenzie Kimberley Sinclair James Hunter Paul Tinto Charles Kinloch Nicky Henson Willie Park Ian Pirie Mungo Park John Walker Grey Parks brothers' caddy Colin MacDougall Thomas Rodger John Clyde George Atwood Paul Reid man in town hall David Grimwood Bob Kirk John Buick local Gareth Morrison Mr Murray Jim Sweeney confectioner Frank Miller crone Linda Duncan Mclaughlin Mr Riggs Edward Kingham Jamie Morris Neil Pendleton Tom Kidd Jonny McLeish Jack Morris Brett Alan Hart servant Andrew Byatt Bertie Sean Hay St Andrews club member Mitch Kennedy old church pastor Ian Stuart Robertson Mrs Drinnen Nina MacAdam Rosie Drinnen Paityn Hart Archer Jonathan Durie Agnes Drinnen Emma O'Hara Dennis Urquhart Simon Day gentleman 2 Eric Robertson mayor Riddoch, Billy telegram boy Daniel Campbell Lewis Paul Morrow midwife Wendy Barrett doctor Kenny Blythe Arthur Molesworth Hamish Ireland waitress Clare Gray Credits Direction: Directed by Jason Connery 1st Assistant Director Jonathan Farmer 2nd Assistant Director Jamie Hamer 3rd Assistant Director Laurie Mahon Crowd Co-ordinator Rory Stewart Crowd Assistant Director David Orpheus Script Supervisor Lucy Enfield Rights: © Tommy's Honour Productions Ltd Production: Production Company Gutta Percha Productions in association with Creative Scotland in association with Timeless Films in association with Wind Chill Media Group Produced in association with Sell Out Pictures Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland Executive Producer Keith Bank Executive Producer Ken Whitney Produced by Jim Kreutzer Produced by Tim Moore Produced by Keith Bank Produced by Bob Last Co-producer Jason Connery Co-producer Tim Gerdeman Co-producer Tom Collins Co-producer Dick Hulina Line Producer Victoria Dabbs Director of Screen Natalie Usher Senior Screen Executive Robbie Allen Production Executive Ross McKenzie Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legals Pinsent Masons LLP Legals Joanne Stewart Legals Yvonne Dunn Production Manager Steven Little Production Co-ordinator Francesca Dowd Production Accountant Dan Palmer Assistant Accountant Geo Gray Cashier Kathleen Macleod Unit Manager Paul Robbins Location Manager Alison Young Location Manager Falkland Michael Ferguson Assistant Location Manager Morven McPherson Location Scout Robert Brady Post-production Supervisor Verity Wislocki Production Secretary Leah Carroll Production Runner Malcolm Rumbles Collection Services provided by Freeway Entertainment Completion Guarantor Film Finances Ltd Completion Guarantor Neil Calder Completion Guarantor Ruth Hodgson Casting: Casting Director Colin Jones Casting Assistant Toby Spigel Writing: Screenplay by Pamela Marin Screenplay by Kevin Cook Based on the book entitled Tommy's Honour by Kevin Cook Developed by Jim Kreutzer Photography: Director of Photography Gary Shaw B Camera Operator Martin Newstead B Camera Operator Simon Vickery Steadicam Operator Martin Newstead 2nd Assistant Camera Andrew McKelvie Focus Puller Mitwamwari, Andrew 'Mits' B Camera Focus Puller Ben Plant Digital Imaging Technician Kerr Loy Crane Grip David Holliday Crane Technician Dan Hegarty Gaffer Paul Benson Best Boy Dan Finnigan Key Grip Paul 'Omlit' Kemp Grip Jamie Whitmarsh Stills: Stills Photographer Neil Davidson Special Effects: Visual Effects by Baseblack Additional Visual Effects Molinare Snow FX by Snowbusiness SFX by Quicksilver Editing: Editor John Scott On-line Editor Gareth Parry Assistant Editor Conor Mackey Design: Production Designer James Lapsley Supervising Art Director Paul Frost Art Director Alice Walker Standby Art Director Philip Barratt Assistant Art Director Imogen Toner Set Decorator Robert Jones Graphic Designer Ciaran McAllister Petty Cash Buyer Wendy Cairns Property Master Chris McMillan Dressing Prop Hands Matt Chessell Dressing Prop Hands Lewis Lyle Stand by Prop Hands Dan Fairhurst Stand by Prop Hands Tommy Lyons Art Department Trainee Fiona Donnelly Art Department Trainee Rosalind Grahamire Construction Manager Gordon Rogers Construction (Fife) Frazer Fyfe Costumes: Costume Designer Rhona Russell Assistant Costume Designer Elaine Robertson Costume Supervisor Mandy Bryan Costume Stand by Robert McFarlane Costume Stand by Charlie Poole Crowd Costume Fe Houston Crowd Costume Sophie Barlow Crowd Costume Hayley McCreadie Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Magi Vaughan Make-up Supervisor Liz Hart Make-up Artist Emma Bailey Make-up Artist Delia Letham Junior Make-up Artist Christine Close Junior Make-up Artist Michelle Watson Titles: Main and End Titles by The Morrison Studio Film processing: Digital Intermediate Colourist Andrew Daniel Digital Intermediate by Molinare Music: Composer Henson, Christian Solo Fiddle Chris Stout Solo Whistles and Flute Andrew Findon Solo Cello Richard Harwood Guitar Ensemble Homay Schmitz Guitar Ensemble Oliver Patrice Weder Pianos, Bodhrans & Shruti Boxes Henson, Christian Orchestra Leader Rolf Wilson Music Orchestrated by Ben Foskett Music Orchestrated by Christian L. Henson Music Copyist Colin Rae Music Co-ordinator Maggie Rodford Musicians Contractor Hilary Skewes Music Mixed by Nick Taylor Music Mixed at Air-Edel Recording Studios, London Sound: Music Recorded by Nick Taylor Music Recording Assistant Roman Turtev Additional Music Recording Engineer Kevin Burleigh Additional Music Recording Engineer Joe Rubel Additional Music Recording Engineer Ronan Fay Music Recorded at Air-Edel Recording Studios, London Music Recorded at Glasgow Gorbals Sound Music Recorded at Spitfire Audio, London Sound Recordist Chris Campion Sound Assistant Andy Walsh Sound Maintenance Engineer Simon Tomlinson Sound Recorded at Halo Post Production Re-recording Mixer Steve Single Re-recording Mixer Rush, Johnathan Mix Technician Chris Robins Supervising Sound Editor Nigel Mills Dialogue Editor Steve Single ADR Assistant Mike Tehrani ADR Mixer Mark Appleby ADR Recording by Goldcrest Post Production Additional ADR Recording by (London) Art4noise Additional ADR Recording by (London) Ben Carr Additional ADR Recording by (Glasgow) Savalas Additional ADR Recording by (Glasgow) Micheal MacKinnon Additional ADR Recording by (Edinburgh) Canongate Studios Additional ADR Recording by (Edinburgh) Alistair George Additional ADR Recording by (Los Angeles) Wildfire Sonic Magic Additional ADR Recording by (Los Angeles) Travis MacKay Foley Artist Sue Harding Foley Mixer Adam Mendez Foley Editor Craig Irving Foley Editor Sophia Hardman Foley recorded at Twickenham Studios Stunts: Fight Director James McCreadie Consultant: Golf Consultant Jim Farmer Production Legal Services Lee & Thompson Production Legal Services Sam Tatton Brown Production Legal Services Angela Scurrah Insurance provided by Media Insurance Brokers Ltd Auditor Shipleys LLP Banking Services provided by Coutts & Co Banking Services provided by Karl Dye Banking Services provided by Graham Watts Legal Services for Coutts & Co provided by Reed Smith Legal Services for Coutts & Co provided by Michael Maxtone Smith Production Legal Services for Gutta Percha provided by Gould & Ratner LLP Production Legal Services for Gutta Percha provided by Fred Tannenbaum Production Legal Services for Gutta Percha provided by Attorney at Law Law Offices of Eric Jacobson Publicity: Production Publicity DDA.
Unable to fly the nest due to the economic crisis that grips Spain, a penniless, young couple have trouble consummating their fledgling relationship in their parents' homes. As they become increasingly desperate to make love and with no money to afford a hotel, they are forced to look for local public hotspots used for sex, known as picaderos. However, things are never as easy as they seem and their relationship is quickly tested as they try to break free from the shackles of a crumbling economy.
Director, Ben Sharrock ; Producer, Caravan Cinema. -- Credits: Creative Scotland Caravan Cinema Ltd Pikadero PI-KA-DE-RO noun 1. A riding school. 2. A public place used for sexual encounters. Written and Directed by Ben Sharrock p. Irune Gurtubai Cinematographer Nick Cooke ed. Karel Dolak a.d. Eider Ruiz sound designer Ania Przygoda composer Atzi Muramatsu [Cast Bárbara Goenaga Ane Zorion Eguileor Tomas Ylenia Baglietto Girl in car Lander Otaola I-aki Joseba Usabiaga Gorka Itziar Lazkano Ama Víctor Benjumea Maxi Peio Arnáez Aita Galder Pérez Guy in car].
Never issued as a newsreel by Gaumont, probably commissioned for the local cinema, the film shows the 4th Cameron Highlanders wearing battle kilts marching during training at Bedford.
The quiet domesticity of reclusive artist Albert is pitted against the raucous self absorption of gay youth cultures' excesses, in a hilarious exploration of analytical extremes.
Director, Henry Coombes ; Producer, La Belle Allée Productions. -- Credits: [Director: Henry Coombes Executive Producer: Karen M. Smyth Executive Producer for Creative Scotland: Rosie Crerar Producer: Deva Smith Written by: Henry Coombes, David Sillars Cinematographer: David Liddell Editor: Kurosh Kani, Geri Toth Production Designer: Henry Coombes Art Director: Sam Devereux Music: Tut Vu Vu Cast Henry Coombes (Petulia) Ross Hunter (Rossy) Jonathan Leslie (Ben) Marcella Mclntosh (Granny) Jo McQuaid (Ginger Jo) Lee Partridge (Adam) Gordon Robertson (Gordon) Matthew Scott (Matty) David Sillars (Albert) Joe Venters (Jo) Robert Williamson (Bouncer)].
Iona and her teenage son, Bull seek refuge among a Christian community on the island where she was born.
Director, Scott Graham ; Producer, Bard Entertainments. -- Credits: © 2014 BFI/Creative Scotland/ Bard Entertainments [Cast & Credits Cast Sarah Sorcha Groundsell Iona Ruth Negga Daniel Douglas Henshall Matthew Tom Brooke Elisabeth Michelle Duncan Billy, 'Bull' Ben Gallacher young reader Christine Steele Detective Matthew Zajac Stephen Jim Sturgeon Credits Direction: Director Scott Graham 1st Assistant Director Graham Drover 2nd Assistant Director Kim Stewart 3rd Assistant Director Abi Ross Script Supervisor Chih Peng Lucas Kao Rights: © Boudica Iona Ltd © British Film Institute, The Production: A Bard Entertainments production Bard Entertainments Production Company Creative Scotland In association with Boudica Silver Co-produced with Hanfgarn & Ufer Co-produced with ZDF In co-operation with ARTE Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Made with the support of the BFI's Film Fund Presents BFI Presents Creative Scotland Production Services Creative Scotland Location Service Executive Producer Christopher Collins Executive Producer Lizzie Francke Executive Producer Ian Davies Executive Producer Rebecca Long Producer Margaret Matheson Producer Margaret Matheson Co-producer Gunter Hanfgarn Commissioning Editor ZDF/Arte Alexander Bohr Line Producer Victoria Dabbs Director of Lottery Film Fund Ben Roberts Development Executive Jamie Wolpert Head of Production Fiona Morham Head of Production Finance Ian Kirk Business Affairs Manager Virginia Burgess Production Manager Emma Kayee Production Executive Ross McKenzie Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legal Joanne Stewart Legal Yvonne Dunn Legal Pinsent Masons LLP Production Co-ordinator Iain Canning Production Accountant Jenny Allenby Location Manager Derek Yeaman Casting: Casting Director Orla O'Connor Writing: Written by Scott Graham Photography: Director of Photography Yoliswa von Dallwitz 2nd Assistant Camera Pete Candler 2nd Assistant Camera David Hutchinson Focus Puller Jonny Kerr Digital Imaging Technician Steffen Goeschel Gaffer Mike Archer Best Boy Craig Hudson Grip Jamie Whitmarsh Stills: Stills Photographer Binckebanck, Anne Special Effects: Visual Effects Miland Suman Visual Effects Bence Varga Editing: Supervising Editor Colin Monie Editor Florian Nonnenmacher Design: Production Designer Stephen Mason Art Director Alice Walker Standby Art Director Catriona Mackinnon Standby Art Director Caroline Macdonald Standby Art Director Amanda Currie Prop Master Shaun Patton Construction Manager Frazer Fyfe Scenic Carpentry Costumes: Costume Designer Jo Thompson Costume Supervisor Sophie O'Neill Costume Assistant Jennifer Dear Costume Assistant Mia Radford Make-up: Make-up Designer Sarah Cairncross Make-up Artist Jennifer Scott Make-up Artist Robyn Wallace Make-up Artist Euan Rider Music: Music Douglas MacDougall Music Neil MacDougall Sound: Sound Design Douglas MacDougall Sound Recordist Chris Campion Re-recording Mixer Kahl Henderson Re-recording Mixer Iain Anderson Foley Artist Paul Hanks Foley Mixer Simon Trundle Transportation: Vehicle Co-ordinator Ronnie Morrison Film processing: Digital Intermediate Dirty Looks ].
In a small Scottish fishing town a young Asian woman must decide whether to leave home and family for a new life in South America.
Director, Raisah Ahmed ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network. -- Credits: p. Karen O'Hare.
Documentary about the British sculptor and environmentalist Andy Goldsworthy. The film documents Goldsworthy at work on site-specific artworks in France, Brazil and the USA.
Director, Thomas Riedelsheimer ; Producer, Skyline Productions. -- Credits: [Cast on-screen participant Andy Goldsworthy on-screen participant Holly Goldsworthy Credits Directed by [‘A film by’] Thomas Riedelsheimer © Skyline Productions © The Human Touch Limited © Filmpunkt GmbH Production Company Skyline Production Company Filmpunkt In association with Creative Scotland Supported by Robert Hiscox Supported by Roger Evans Supported by Aey Phanachet Supported by Sakurako Fisher Supported by William Fisher Supported by Botton, Miel de Supported by John Caulkins Production Company Leslie Hills Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Fiscal sponsorship provided by International Documentary Association Production Services Scotland Skyline Productions World Sales by Mongrel International Producer Leslie Hills Producer Stefan Tolz Line Producer Germany Katharina Jakobs Associate Producer John Caulkins For Creative Scotland (Production Executive) Robbie Allen For Creative Scotland (Business Affairs) Mark Wilson For Creative Scotland (Legals) Lauren Stewart For Creative Scotland (Legals) Joanne Stewart For Creative Scotland (Legals) Yvonne Dunn For Creative Scotland (Legals) Pinsent Masons LLP Accountancy Scotland Catherine Hitchmough Business Affairs Katharine Otway Business Affairs Kenren Media Unit Manager Gabon Josh Ponte Unit Manager Spain Jon Huerte [Post-production] Co-ordination Supervisor Markus Czernohorsky Production Assistant Shoot UK Anna Goldsworthy Production Assistant Shoot UK Lili Sandelin Photography/Filmed by Thomas Riedelsheimer Additional Photography Holly Goldsworthy Additional Photography Andy Goldsworthy Aerials Scotland Peter Keith Camera Assistant Felix Riedelsheimer Stills Photography Andy Goldsworthy Stills Photography Holly Goldsworthy Stills Photography Jane Barlow Stills Photography James Glossop Stills Photography Jon Huerte Stills Photography Felix Riedelsheimer Stills Photography Thomas Riedelsheimer Edited by Thomas Riedelsheimer Post-production MSF - Michael Sänger Film Munich Digital Mastering Timo Michail Titles Jürgen Pertack Colour Grading Jürgen Pertack Music/Music Composed by Fred Frith Clarinet/Bass Clarinet Xavière Fertin Percussion Bernd Settelmeyer Beats Finn Liss Double Bass Höfler, Karolina Violin Ada Gosling-Pozo Guitar/Keyboard Fred Frith Creative Engineer Peter Hardt Sound Design Christoph von Schönburg Sound Douglas Fairgrieve Sound Tobias Müller Sound Felix Riedelsheimer Sound Ford Folliard Re-recording Mixer Hubertus Rath Foley Artist Studio Support Wolfi Müller Foley Recording Normann Büttner World Revenues Collected and Distributed by Freeway CAM B.V.].
A group of city dwellers have arrived on the island of Skerra to view the local lighthouse, which is up for sale. What they don't know, is that all who set foot in this lighthouse are cursed, and before the night is out, they will have swapped their superficial city problems for an altogether bigger dilemma - how to escape from the malevolent presence that is stalking them.
Director, Greg Hemphill ; Producer, BBC Scotland / Creative Scotland. -- Credits: [Contributors Bill: John Gordon Sinclair Joan: Lorraine McIntosh Tom: John Michie Frances: Julie Wilson Nimmo Lana: Lorna Craig Gregor: Lorne McFadyen Gillespie: Lewis Howden Nicol: Keith Fleming McGlick: Tam Dean Burn Kid: Benny Hemphill Kid: Chevy Hemphill Kid: Eliza Sinclair Kidd Kid: Seamus Ross Kid: Kate Yeadon Kid: Elliot Littlefield Producer: Carolynne Sinclair Kidd Director: Greg Hemphill Writer: Greg Hemphill Writer: Donald McLeary].
Anarchic and funny coming-of-age film that follows two teenage stepbrothers on a road trip across Scotland and the enigmatic girl who comes between them.
Director, Phillip John ; Producer, Up Helly Aa / Ripple World Pictures . -- Credits: (c) Clyde Bank Films Ltd / Ripple World Pictures Ltd 2016 Producer Kathy Speirs [Directed by Philip John Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Derek Boyle Raymond Friel Cast (in credits order) Jack Parry-Jones Michael Christy O'Donnell Thor Tara Lee Caitlin Claire Cage Anne Jamie Sives Maurice Kate Bracken Suzy Tam Dean Burn Davey Shauna Macdonald Ruby Rowan Leslie Conor Craig Anthony Ralston Peerie Joe (as Craig Anthony-Ralston) Craig McDonald-Kelly Magnus Lubna Kerr Head Invigilator James Allenby-Kirk Red Faced Man Tanya Franks Pam Geoffrey Newland Gerry Niall Greig Fulton Tug Chris Donald Jim Sheila Donald Betty Matthew Tomlinson Griff Naomi Neilson Bar Manager Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Dennis Lawson Dennis Lawson ... John Judah Cousin Judah Cousin ... Young Boy (uncredited) Produced by Robbie Allen ... executive producer Jennifer Armitage ... production executive Rosie Crerar ... production executive Jacqueline Kerrin ... co-producer Marie-Claire Kerrin ... associate producer Keith Potter ... executive producer Suzanne Reid ... co-producer Pam Roberts ... line producer Kathy Speirs ... producer Hannah Thomas ... executive producer Dominic Wright ... co-producerMusic by Anton Newcombe Cinematography by Alasdair Walker Film Editing by Tony Kearns Casting By Simone Pereira Hind Production Design by Jason Carlin Costume Design by Louise Stanton Makeup Department Paula Rebanks ... makeup designer Graham Drover ... first assistant director Dawn Franklin ... second assistant director Abi Ross ... third assistant directorArt Department Jonathan Gowing ... standy props Lindsay McGee ... stand-by art director Paul-John Ross ... dressing propsSound Department Patrick Drummond ... supervising sound editor Colm Finnegan ... foley recordist/editor Aza Hand ... re-recording mixer Micheal MacKinnon ... adr mixer Michelle McCormack ... sound effects editor Eoghan McDonnell ... foley artist Katie O'Mahony ... dialogue editorSpecial Effects by Max Costello ... special effects technician Perry Costello ... special effects supervisorVisual Effects by Basim Ahmed ... digital compositor Liam Neville ... visual effects supervisor Emma Rooney ... visual effects producer Noely Ryan ... matte painterStunts Carter Ferguson ... fight directorCamera and Electrical Department Anne Binckebanck ... still photographer David Byrne ... first assistant camera Steffen Goeschel ... digital imaging technician Cameron Howatson ... first assistant camera Luke Jacobs ... camera operator Grant McPhee ... camera workflow supervisor Andrew Ogilvy ... still photographer Robert Pereira Hind ... still photographer David van der Zanden ... second assistant camera Jamie Whitmarsh ... gripCasting Department Anna Dawson ... casting assistantEditorial Department Mike Andrews ... junior colorist Jack Goessens ... assistant editor Jake Gorssens ... assistant editor (as Jack Goessens) Nikos Panteris ... coloristLocation Management Adrian Burns ... location managerScript and Continuity Department Chih-Peng Lucas Kao ... script supervisorAdditional Crew Mary Brehony ... legal services: Brehon & Co Pauline Burt ... financier Liz Burton-King ... assistant production coordinator Iain Canning ... production coordinator Peter Climie ... social media Glynn Henderson ... health and safety consultant Ryan Andrew Hooper ... epk Will Lancashire ... production coordinator Tony McKinnon ... health and safety advisor (as Tony MacKinnon) Oisín O'Neill ... legal & business affairs executive - bord scannán na héireann / the irish film board Adam Partridge ... production executive Matt Redd ... epk Kimberley Warner ... development executiveThanks Ian Davies ... thanks Fraser Grant ... thanks.
Annie Ross was the red-headed bombshell at the swinging heart of the post-war jazz scene. Raised in Glasgow, her eight-decade career runs from precocious child star - the 'Scottish Shirley Temple' - to indefatigable living legend. In this intimate and revealing ArtWorks Scotland profile, Annie discusses her many lives: Parisian singer in the 1940s, incomparable vocal gymnast in the 1950s and Covent Garden impresario in the 1960s
Director, Brian Ross ; Producer, p. c. CONNECT Films / BBC. -- Credits: [ Musicians Tardo Hammer Warren Vaché Neal Miner Tony Jefferson Aaron Weinstein Paul Meyers Andy Watson Arnie Somogyi Harold Fisher Commentary by Denis Lawson Archive BBC Information & Archives Budget Film INC Clips and Footage ITN Source The Logan Archive / Royal Conservatoire of Scotland The Steve Allen Show Courtesy of Steve Allen & Historic Film LLC Playboy After Dark / Playboy's Penthouse Party Archival Clips courtesy of Playboy Enterproses, INC. Used with permisssion. All Rights Reserved Getty Images Mirror Pictures The William P. Gottleib Collection Jimmy Wormworth Collection Annie Ross Archive Shirley McKenzie Collection Annie Ross Collection, Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University p. ass. Silas Parry Katie Crook p. interns. Andrew Lindsay Sergei Jakobson p. accountant. Andrew Connor Make up design. Caroline Hamilton (Glasgow) Kevin Christian (London) Tanya Rae (New York) Harumi Machii (New York) Hiroshi Yonemoto (New York) Additional Photography. Dean Brocklehurst Colourist. Chas Chalmers Sd. mixer. Kevin McCue Sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira Ed. Kant Pan Series Producer for BBC Scotland Andrew Lockyer Made with the support of The UK Film Council's Development Fund Support by the National Lottery Through Creative Scotland Produced by Gill Parry Filmed and Directed by Brian Ross (c) CONNECT Film Ltd MMXII].
MAN is an expansion of gender and language, a journey of physical transformation through the wilderness of pregnancy echoed by the sole remaining recording of Virginia Woolf’s voice.
Director, Maja Borg ; Producer, Maja Borg Filmproduktion, GID Films Ltd, Scotland. -- Credits: [CREDITS a film by MAJA BORG produced together with RUTH REID original score ELA ORLEANS production design and on-set director RUTH PAXTON portrait photography TOBIAS FELTUS make-up and hair SARAH CAIRNCROSS sound design and mix MARIO ADAMSON colourist PER SJÖKVIST/ Filmlance International online JONAS ERIKSSON / Filmlance International graphic design JONAS HULT Music Gioacchino Rossini Sonata N°4 Performed by Ensemble Explorations Conducted by Roel Dieltiens ©harmonia mundi musique SAS, 2016 Archive VIRGINIA WOOLF ‘Craftsmanship’ Words Fail Me, BBC 1937 Financial support from THE SWEDISH FILM FILM INSTITUTE Film Commissioner – Andreas Fock Developed with financial assistance from THE CREATIVE SCOTLAND NATIONAL LOTTERY FUND Film Commissioner – Robbie Allen 12 PRODUCTION DETAILS Title: MAN Year of Completion: 2016 Genre: Short, Experimental, Documentary Running time: 12.20 Premiere: Edinburgh International Film Festival June 2016 Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Widescreen Cinema Standard Sound Mix: 5.1 Language: English Country of origin: Sweden & Scotland Original Format: Super 8mm & Stills (Various formats) Colour: Colour, Black & white Screening Format: DCP (both 24fps & 25fps available) Producers: Maja Borg & Ruth Reid Film crew Director: Maja Borg Producers: Maja Borg & Ruth Reid Composer: Ela Orleans On-set Director & set designer: Ruth Paxton Hair & Makeup: Sarah Cairncross Cinematography: Maja Borg & Tobias Feltus Animation & Editing: Maja Borg Sound Mix: Mario Adamson Production Companies Maja Borg Filmproduktion, Sweden www.majaborg.com GID Films Ltd, Scotland ].
Cult-pop raconteur Aidan Moffat sets out to explore Scotland’s past by rewriting and touring its oldest songs. But he doesn’t count on running into 79-year-old force of nature Sheila Stewart – a travelling balladeer who upturns Moffat’s folk assumptions. He believes the old songs are ripe for updating. She does not. With Stewart’s wrath ringing in his ears, Moffat embarks on a road trip that finds him dressed for battle in a Highland graveyard, caught between feuding monster-hunters at Loch Ness, and singing in a dismissive farmer’s kitchen – before facing Stewart in his home-town of Glasgow for an unlikely final showdown, in this funny wee film about music and death. [Synopsis taken from the film's website, http://whereyouremeanttobe.com/about-the-film/synopsis/, last accessed, 19/10/2021]
Director, Paul Fegan ; Producer, Better Days . -- Credits: [Cast narration by Moffat, Aidan featuring Moffat, Aidan featuring Sheila Stewart featuring Stevie Jones featuring Jenny Reeve featuring James Graham featuring Michael John McCarthy featuring Carrick 800 Battle Re-enactment Society featuring Norman MacDonald featuring Norman Campbell featuring Donald John Mackay featuring Joe Aitken featuring Geordie Murison featuring Couper, Danny featuring Liam Griffin featuring George Edwards featuring Steve Feltham featuring Bill Wells featuring Iain MacDonald featuring Tom Joyce featuring Linda Craig Credits Unknown: Directed by Paul Fegan © A Better Days Production Ltd Production Company Better Days In association with Creative Scotland In association with Scottish Documentary Institute Executive producer 422 TV Commissioned as part of Glasgow 2014 Cultural Programme Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Distribution Ellen Tolsma Festival Distribution Finlay Prestell Executive Producer Mark Thomas Executive Producer Stewart Henderson Executive Producer Sonja Henrici Executive Producer Noé Mendelle Produced by Paul Fegan Production Supervisor Kim Higgins Production Accountant Smart Advice Business Affairs for Creative Scotland Mark Wilson Archive Research Nessa Dundon Written by David Arthur Written by Paul Fegan Cinematography Julian Schwanitz Additional Camera Paul Fegan Additional Camera Ryan Blackwood Additional Camera Jack Cocker Additional Camera Michael Sherrington Additional Camera Maurice O'Brien Additional Camera Blair Young Additional Camera Leo Bruges Additional Camera David Arthur Additional Camera Chris Leslie Aerial Photography Peter Keith [Stills] Photography Neale Smith Edited by David Arthur Prop Maker Rob Evans Colourist Ian Ballantyne Original Score Stevie Jones Original Score Jenny Reeve Original Score Michael John McCarthy Additional Score Recorded by Jim Neilson Concerts Mixed by Paul Savage Sound Recordist Jack Coghill Concert Sound Engineer Jim Brady Concert Sound Engineer Niall Macaulay Dubbing Mixer John Cobban Sound Editor William Aikman Additional Sound Design John Cobban Track Lay William Cory Narration Recorded by Geoff Allan Marketing Ellen Tolsma Press Relations Ruth Marsh In memory of Sheila Stewart Special thanks to Sheila Stewart].
Graphic, touching and funny, Swung delves deep into the secret underside of a relationship taken to its emotional and sexual limits. Starring Elena Anaya (The Skin I Live In), Owen McDonnell (Saving the Titanic) & Elizabeth McGovern (Downton Abbey) and based on the internationally acclaimed novel of the same name, Swung is a no holds-barred exploration of relationships and sex in the modern world.
Director, Colin Kennedy ; Producer, Sigma Films. -- Credits: Metro dome THE WORKS Creative scotland presents in association with Boudica Films A Sigma Films production A Colin Kennedy film [Cast Alice Elena Anaya David Owen McDonnell Dolly Elizabeth McGovern sex therapist MacKenzie Ellis, Elaine Daniel Greg Hemphill Amy Marta Gvazdauskaite Hannah Shauna MacDonald Ms Thompson Lesley Hart Tony David Elliot Susan Anne Connor Joanne Kimberley Neill Steve Gerry McLaughlin Shona Sarah McCardie benefits officer Fraser Sivewright burlesque dancer Gamma Ray Dali Marcia Allison McKenzie Mike Steven Cree prostitute Louise Stewart receptionist Skye Cooper Barr solicitor Neil John Gibson Dr Flett Kerry Lyn Hamilton male bouncer Irvine Welsh Credits Direction: Director Colin Kennedy 1st Assistant Director Stephen Carney 1st Assistant Director Mark Inglis 2nd Assistant Director Joanna Matthews 2nd Assistant Director Dawn Franklin 3rd Assistant Director Angus Finlayson Script Supervisor Linda Gibson Rights: © Swung Films Ltd Production: Production Company Sigma Films Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Presents Creative Scotland [Presented] in association with Boudica Films Locations and Recce Support Creative Scotland Location Service International Sales The Works International Executive Producer Gillian Berrie Executive Producer Rebecca Long Executive Producer Ian Davies Producer Brian Coffey Co-producer Elena Anaya Line Producer Claire Kerr Line Producer Claire Campbell Executive Producer David Mackenzie Sigma Films Business Affairs Katharine Otway Production Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Mark Wilson Marketing Executive Marion Simon Production Co-ordinator Hannah Milton Production Accountant Stephen McConnell Location Manager Adrian Burns Location Assistant Michael Ferguson Production Assistant Carol Brown World Revenues Collected and Distributed by Freeway CAM B.V. Casting: Casting Director Julie Harkin Casting Director Kevin Riddle Casting Assistant Rae Hendrie Writing: Writer Ewan Morrison Photography: Director of Photography Jean-François Hensgens Director of Photography David Lee 1st Assistant Camera Mitwamwari, Andrew 1st Assistant B Camera Jonathan Wright 2nd Assistant Camera Robbie Cairns 2nd Assistant Camera Alistair Girven 2nd Assistant Camera Clyde Jones Camera Assistant B Camera John Young Gaffer Donny Campbell Best Boy Fraser Campbell Electrician Eamonn Jones Electrician Coulter, Elliott Grip Robert Etherson Stills: Stills Photographer Aidan Monaghan Special Effects: [Visual Effects] Lexhag VFX Visual Effects Supervisor Dulull, Haz Visual Effects Supervisor Alexis Haggar [Visual Effects] Touzie Tyke Lead CG Artist Glen Johnston Visual Effects Supervisor Cotter, Pete Visual Effects Supervisor Ewan Watson Editing: Editor David Arthur On-line Editor Mark Maltby Assistant Editor Alasdair Bayne Design: Post-production Producer Dan Marbrook Production Designer Tom Sayer Graphics Brendan Hessle Storyboard Artist Derek Gray Props Buyer Janice MacRae Props Master Jean-Marc Chautems Props Master Bill Gower Dressing Props John Knight Dressing Props Jordan Mills Art Department Assistant Wayne Darnell Costumes: Costume Designer Kelly Cooper Barr Costume Supervisor Fiona Morrison Costume Supervisor Kirsty Quinn Costume Standby John Laurie Costume Standby Jennie Dear Costume Mona Kastell Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Nicole Stafford Make-up Nicola Muldoon Hair and Make-up Artist Adele Firth Film processing: Colourist Thomas Urbye Music: Composer Richard Harvey Score Performed by Sinfonietta Cracovia Solo Violin Daniel Hudson Cello and Electric Cello Artem Konstantinov Piano, Guitar, Orchestration and Programming Richard Harvey Soundtrack Producer Chris Craker Music Editor Liu, Leslie Music Consultant Will Quiney Orchestra Contractor Dania Druzgala Music Preparation Ann Miller Sound: Sound Post Co-ordinator Lauren McCready Sound Recordist Peter Brill Boom Operator Sarah Quinn Boom Operator Zoe Smart Re-recording Mixer Kahl Henderson Re-recording Mixer Micheal MacKinnon Dialogue Editor Kahl Henderson [Sound] Effects Editor Simon Gershon [Sound] Effects Editor Matt Waites ADR Mixer Brian Lumsden Foley Artist Ian Waggott Foley Mixer Ben Cross Consultant: Negative Checker Sarah Hughes Dialogue Coach Anne Walsh] .
A compilation of various events, including a school sport's day, a trip to Aberfoyle, the Australian cricket team visiting Glasgow and shots of the Jury/Metro Goldwyn Ltd "trackless train". Glasgow West Conservation Trust believe the church to be Belmont Parish Church in Great George St (until 1952) identified from the distinctive railings.
What happens to you when you live in a society riven by civil war, when you’re forced to entertain the inconceivable thought that your neighbours are out to kill you?
Director, Samir Mahanović ; Producer, Paradiso Films. -- Credits: [p. Samir Mahanovic music. Nigel Osborne MBE].
Jack O’ Connell (Unbroken, Starred Up) plays a young British squaddie is caught behind enemy lines in bomb-torn Belfast, who has to navigate his way home while avoiding the competing attentions of rival IRA factions, dangerous loyalists and sinister secret agents.
Director, Yann Demange ; Producer, Crab Apple Films, Warp Films . -- Credits: [Cast Gary Hook Jack O'Connell Military Reaction Force NCO Leslie Lewis Paul Anderson Eamon Richard Dormer Military Reaction Force Officer Sandy Sean Harris Paul Haggerty Martin McCann Brigid Charlie Murphy Lieutenant Armitage Sam Reid Quinn Killian Scott Boyle David Wilmot Corporal Babou Ceesay Commanding Officer Sam Hazeldine Sean Bannon Barry Keoghan Thommo Jack Lowden Sergeant James McArdle O'Brien Liam McMahon McCann Aaron Monaghan Training Corporal Marsh Paul Popplewell Billy Corey McKinley Derren Harry Verity Credits Direction: Directed by Yann Demange 1st Assistant Director Adam Lock Rights: © Channel Four Television Corporation © British Film Institute © Screen Yorkshire © Run 71 Ltd Production: Production Company Crab Apple Films Production Company Warp Films Made with the supprt of BFI Film Fund Presents Film4 Presents BFI Presents Screen Yorkshire Presents Creative Scotland Executive Producer Sam Lavender Executive Producer Tessa Ross Executive Producer Dan MacRae Executive Producer Danny Perkins Executive Producer Hugo Heppell Executive Producer Mark Herbert Executive Producer Lizzie Francke Executive Producer Leslie Finlay Produced by Angus Lamont Produced by Robin Gutch Casting: Casting Director Jina Jay Writing: Written by Gregory Burke Photography: Director of Photography Tat Radcliffe Special Effects: Visual Effects Union Visual Effects Special Effects Supervisor Chris Reynolds Editing: Editor Chris Wyatt Design: Production Designer Chris Oddy Costumes: Costume Designer Jane Petrie Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Emma Scott Music: Original Music David Holmes].
Pale Star is about the possessiveness of love, and how that possession peels back to expose power and control until we can see, in its dark heart, not love but murder.
Director, Graeme Maley ; Producer, Makar Productions . -- Credits: [Production Companies: Makar Productions and Vintage Pictures Director: Graeme Maley Writer: Graeme Maley. Producers: Eddie Dick Hlín Jóhannesdottir Birgitta Björnsdóttir Pale hitgirl-small Cast: Þrúður Vilhjálmsdóttir Isabelle Joss Þröstur Leó Gunnarsson Iain Robertson].
Rachel, a rookie cop, is about to begin her first nightshift in a neglected police station in a Scottish, backwater town. The kind of place where the tide has gone out and stranded a motley bunch of the aimless, the forgotten, the bitter-and-twisted who all think that, really, they deserve to be somewhere else. They all think they’re there by accident and that, with a little luck, life is going to get better. Wrong, on both counts. Six is about to arrive – and All Hell Will Break Loose!
Director, Brian O'Malley ; Producer, Makar . -- Credits: AV Pictures Creative Scotland with participation Irish Film Board Greenhouse Media investment Mr significant films Makar productions Fantastic Films presentations exec. pr. Lee Brazler, Chris Hainsworth, James Daly, Nick Munday p. Brendan McCarthy, John McDonnell, Eddie Dick [Cast Six Liam Cunningham PC Rachel Heggie Pollyanna McIntosh PC Jack Warnock Bryan Larkin PC Jennifer Mundie Hanna Stanbridge Sergeant MacReady Douglas Russell Dr Duncan Hume Niall Greig Fulton Ralph Beswick Jonathan Watson Caesar Brian Vernel young Rachel Sophie Stephanie Farmer car crash victim Holly Beattie Mrs Hume Kate Gisbourne Dr Hume's son Max McCarthy Mulvey Jim McCreadie young Rachel double Ruth Keogh young man Andrew Parker Credits Direction: Directed by Brian O'Malley 2nd Unit Director Bryan Larkin 1st Assistant Director John Burns 1st Assistant Director John Burns 3rd Assistant Director Angus Finlayson Script Supervisor Eva Kelly Script Supervisor Michelle Conway Rights: © Let Us Prey Limited Production: In association with Queen Esther Productions Limited Developed with the assistance of Creative Scotland Developed with the assistance of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland [Presents] Creative Scotland [Presented] with the participation of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board [Presents] Greenhouse Media Investment [Presented] in association with Mr. Significant Presents Makar Productions Presents Fantastic Films Location and Recce Support Creative Scotland Location Service International Sales AV Pictures Executive Producer Lee Brazier Executive Producer Chris Hainsworth Executive Producer James Daly Executive Producer Munday, Nick Executive Producer John Brady Produced by Bren McCarthy Produced by John McDonnell Produced by Eddie Dick Line Producer Fran Keaveney Line Producer Scotland Victoria Dabbs Creative Scotland Production Executive Leslie Finlay Production Executive for Fantastic Films Deirdre Levins Production Manager Scotland Pete Murphy Production Manager Scotland Anna Purkis Production Co-ordinator Amanda Ferriter Financial Controller Rory MacDermott Assistant Accountant Aedín Nic Fhlannchadha Business Affairs Kelly Sweeney Location Manager Scotland Pete Murphy Post-production Supervisor Kearns, Tony Production Assistant Scotland Kenny Mackay Filmed in Studio Solas Casting: Casting Director Alison Crosbie Writing: Written by Fiona Watson Written by David Cairns Additional Screenwriting Brian O'Malley Initial Development Ros Borland Photography: Director of Photography Piers McGrail 2nd Unit Director of Photography John Conroy Additional Director of Photography Ivan McCullough Director of Photography Richard Kendrick 2nd Camera Assistant Flood, Robert Focus Puller Christine Ayoub Focus Puller Fergus Long Focus Puller Andrew O'Reilly Clapper/Loader Richard Lacey Clapper/Loader Flood, Robert Digital Imaging Technician Donald McSween Digital Imaging Technician Steven Neligan Gaffer Con Dempsey Best Boy CJ Dempsey Electrician Paul Noble Grip Assistant Jamie Whitmarsh Grip Eamonn McGillcuddy Grip Dave King Stills: Stills Photographer Aidan Kelly Stills Photographer Martin Maguire Stills Photographer John McDonnell Special Effects: Visual Effects Ronan McMeel Visual Effects Scotland Bryan Larkin Visual Effects Co-ordinator Gill Ryder Visual Effects Assistant Liam McCartin Visual Effects Assistant Alan Holly Visual Effects Assistant Emily Lynch Visual Effects Assistant Eimin McNamara Fantastic Films Digital Productions Compositor Denny Cahill Fantastic Films Digital Productions Compositor Keith Brett Fantastic Films Digital Productions Compositor Eoin O'Sullivan Fantastic Films Digital Productions Compositor Ronan Gantley Visual Effects Artist Ellen Cunningham Lead 3D Artist Barry Lawless Lead 2D Artist Andy Clarke Pyrotechnics and Physical Effects Supervisor Johnston, Gerry Special Effects Senior Technician/Floor Co-ordinator Derek Johnston Special Effects Technician Tyrone Murphy Special Effects Technician Kevin McDonagh Editing: Editor Kearns, Tony Design: Post-production House Windmill Lane Pictures Head of Facilities Tim Morris Post-production Co-ordinator Maura Murphy Colourist Dave Hughes Online Editor Robbie O'Farrell Dailies Colourist Eoghan McKenna Assistant Editor Robert O'Connor Production Designer James Lapsley Art Director Jamie MacWilliam Art Director Jamie McWilliam Standby Art Director Niki Longmuir Graphics Designer Brendan Hessle Scenic Artist Alison Irwin Scenic Artist Kirsty Glover Scenic Artist Dara McGee Scenic Artist Mary Doyle Props Master Chris McMillan Dressing McInnes, Colt Standby Props Angus Gentleman Art Department Assistant Heather Donnelly Construction Manager Gordon Rogers Costumes: Costume Designer McLay, Finlay Costume Designer McLay, Finlay Wardrobe Supervisor Roisin Lennon Wardrobe Assistant Jade Goodfellow Make-up: Make-up Designer Steph Smith Make-up Artist Dailies Ailbhe Fitzpatrick Make-up Artist Dailies Suzanne Dolan Make-up Artist Jessie Deol Hair/Make-up Artist Scotland Kirsty Nichol Prosthetics Designer Steph Smith Prosthetics and Visual Effects Bowsie Workshop Prosthetics and Visual Effects Aoife Noonan Prosthetics and Visual Effects Ben O'Connor Titles: Title Co-ordinator Ian Jacobs Music: Music Steve Lynch Sound: Music Recorded at StellarSound Music Recorded at Hellfire Studios Sound Supervisor Kieran Lynch Sound Recordist Alastair Mason Sound Recordist Alastair Mason Boom Operator Scotland Zander Mavor Boom Operator Ireland Philip Diamond Sound Mixer Richie Naughton Dialogue Editor Morgan Carparelli ADR Recordist Butler, Locky Additional ADR Tara Goodbody Foley Editor Carl Cullen Stunts: Precision Driver Ken Fildes Stunt Co-ordinator Joe Condren Fight Arranger Jim McCreadie Consultant: Post-production Script Sapex Scripts Armourer Joe Condren Publicity: EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Nigel Gilhooly EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Derek Donlon EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Darragh O'Connor] Written by Fiona Watson David Cairns Directed by Brian O'Malley Liam Cunningham Pollyanna Mcintosh .
Scotsman Donald Mackenzie was hunting for the remains of Noah's ark on Mount Ararat in Turkey when he vanished. His family has heard nothing since and several searches by Turkish authorities have failed to find any trace of him. His younger brother Derick, a widowed father of five, travels from Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, across Europe to Dogubayazit, a Kurdish town at the foot of Mount Ararat. The film follows Derick on his journey as he meets many of those who knew his brother who have their own ideas about what might have happened to him.
Director, Jonathan Carr, Chris Marks ; Producer, Plainview Films. -- Credits: [A Plainview Films Production in association with BBC Alba and Creative Scotland. Directed & Produced by Jonathan Carr and Chris Marks.].
Documentary following Glasgow's Tron Theatre Company as they tour China with a stage adaptation of James Joyce's Ulysses.
Director, Ian Madden ; Producer, Beechwood Productions. -- Credits: p. Ian Madden exec. p. Ewan Angus Rosie Crerar ULYSSES' CAST: MUIREANN KELLY MARY MURRAY MAEVE FITZGERALD JEAN PAUL VAN CAUWELAERT STEPHEN CLYDE PAUL RILEY GAVIN JOHN WRIGHT Director of Photography - Grant Cameron Additonal Photogrpahy: Su Yuming Colourist - Ben Mullen Sound Recordist - Phil Croal Music - Ross Brown Dubbing Mixer - TBC Film Editors - John Wilson John Gow Graphics - Jason Hillier For Creative Scotland: Director of Screen Natalie Usher Senior Screen Executive Robbie Aleen Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legals Joanne Stewart and Yvonne Dunn, Pinset Masons .
The intimate story behind our changing relationship with death. A terminal diagnosis used to mean death within months. Modern medicine allows patients to live on for years. Seven Songs for A Long Life is a passionate and touching film about uncertainty, about the future that faces all of us, following five patients who choose to sing their way through life.
Director, Amy Hardie ; Producer, SDI Productions. -- Credits: [Director: Amy Hardie Producer: Sophie Henrici Composer: Mark Orton] BBC Scotland Creative Scotland present SDI Productions Scottish Documentary Institute Amy Hardie Productions in association with Bertha Foundation Yle - Finland [With thanks to the patients and staff at Strathcarron Hospice for their courage, generosityand humour. with: Dorene Asher, Tosh O’Donnell, Nicola & Jason McInally, Iain & Moyra Milne, Alicia Phillips, Julie & Karys Reid, Jim Brown and Mandy Malcomson and Sharron Love, April McKinney, Jean Gow, Laura Tierney, Hazel Fraser Jenny Gilbert ~~~ Directed by Amy Hardie Producers Sonja Henrici Amy Hardie Executive Producer Lori Cheatle Executive Producer for SDI Productions Noe Mendelle Editors Colin Monie Nick Gibbon Composer Mark Orton Assistant Director & Sound Rachel Hendry Music Facilitator Hilary Brooks Music Supervisor Lucy Bright Edit Consultant Justine Wright Story Consultants Keiko Deguchi Arash T. Riahi Camera Amy Hardie Julian Schwanitz Additional Camera Ian Dodds Martin Radich Production Manager Rachel Hendry Production Assistants Letitia Finizo Demelza Kooij Duncan Cowles Graphics Danny Carr Additional Editing David Archibald Anthea Harvey Sound Designer Douglas MacDougall Post Production & Delivery: 422.tv Re - recording Mixers John Cobban & Douglas MacDougall Colourist Ian Ballantyne Outreach Producer: Rebecca Day supported by BBC Scotland Commissioning Editor Ewan Angus Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland Production Executive Leslie Finlay Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legals Joanne Stewart Yvonne Dunn Pinsent Masons LLP Bertha Foundation Rebecca Lichtenfeld YLE Finnish Broadcast Corporation Commissioning Editor Jenny Westergard Edinburgh College of Art / University of Edinburgh Developed through Sources 2 Outreach: supported by Bertha BRITDOC Connect Fund & Docspace Sign up and share a song with us: www.sevensongsfilm.com #MyLastSong © 2015 SDI Productions Ltd. / Amy Hardie Pr oductions Ltd / Hard Working Movies LLC] .
Swimmer is a poetic journey through the waterways and coastline of the British Isles, following a lone swimmer through lakes, rivers and coves. The journey is framed by a soundtrack of seminal British music, combined with a sound tapestry of hydrophonic recordings and snippets of bankside conversations. The film aims to give a real feel for the diversity of landscape and people of Britain. [Synopsis taken from the BBC website, https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfilm/films/swimmer, last accessed 26/10/21]
Director, Lynn Ramsay ; Producer, Warp Films . -- Credits: BBC Films and Film4 present In association with The London 2012 Festival Funded by the National Lottery and Creative Scotland A Warp Films Production In association with Rockinghorse Films Limited A Film by Lynne Ramsay Produced by Peter Carlton and Diarmid Scrimshaw exec. p. Christine Langan Joe Oppenheimer exec. p. Katherine Butler Ruth MacKenzie Leonie Bell Lynne Ramsay Rory Stewart Kinnear The Swimmer Tom Litten Director of Photography Natasha Braier Editor Adam Biskupski Sound Designer Paul Davies Production Designer Jane Morton Costume Designer Sarah Blenkinsop Music Supervisor Rory Stewart Kinnear Line Producers Sarada McDermott and Martin Box .
Barney Thomson - awkward, diffident, Glasgow barber - lives a life of desperate mediocrity and his uninteresting life is about to go from 0 to 60 in five seconds, as he enters the grotesque and comically absurd world of the serial killer. [Synopsis taken from BBC website, https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000c8fb, last accessed 26/10/2021]
Director, Robert Carlyle ; Producer, Westerkirk Capital Inc., Creative Scotland and Téléfilm Canada. -- Credits: [Barney Thomson Robert Carlyle Cemolina Thomson Emma Thompson Detective Inspector Holdall Ray Winstone Detective Inspector June Robertson Ashley Jensen Chris Porter Martin Compston Detective Sergeant Callum McPherson Kevin Guthrie Wullie Henderson Stephen McCole Detective Sergeant Sam Jobson Robertson, Samuel Charlie Taylor Brian Pettifer James Henderson James Cosmo Chief Superintendent McManaman Tom Courtenay Lizzie Anne Downie Theresa Ann Scott-Jones Mrs Gaffney Eileen McCallum Chris' creepy neighbour Matt Costello Jean Monkrieff Barbara Rafferty Alex David McGowan Jenkins Finlay Welsh Sheena Sarah McCardie Margaret Skye Cooper-Barr 'Mr Unbridled Passion' Ruari Cannon Mrs Kerr Dolina MacLennan big eared customer Jamie Meritt customer 1 Scott Dymond customer 2 Lee Fanning customer 3 Joe Szula customer 4 James Casey customer 5 Scott Woods dressing gown woman Penny Lamb new barber Mark Barrett small boy 1 Jay Hunter small boy 2 Ross Miller Credits Direction: Directed by Robert Carlyle 2nd Unit Director Will Waring 1st Assistant Director Ray Frances Kenny Prep 1st Assistant Director Wands, Alan 2nd Assistant Director Toby Sherborne Prep 2nd Assistant Director Helen Fraser 3rd Assistant Director Marilyn Edmond Assistant to Mr Carlyle Greg Weir Script Supervisor Jemima Thomas Rights: © Bridgeton Barber Films Inc. © LM Barney Thomson Ltd Production: Produced with the participation of Westerkirk Capital Inc. Produced with the participation of Creative Scotland Produced with the participation of Téléfilm Canada Produced in association with Movie Network, The Produced in association with Movie Central Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland With the participation of Province of British Columbia With the participation of Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Presents Icon Film Distribution [Presented] in association Myriad Pictures [Presented] in association Creative Scotland [Presented] in association Téléfilm Canada [Presented] in association Doy Films Presents Trinity Works Entertainment Presents Sigma Films Location and Recce Support Creative Scotland Location Service Executive Producer Doug Apatow Executive Producer Kirk D'amico Co-executive Producer Emily Alden Produced by John G. Lenic Produced by Kaleena Kiff Producer Holly Brydson Producer Richard Cowan Producer Brian Coffey Line Producer Paula McBreen Associate Producer Ben Brafman Production Executive Leslie Finlay Business Affairs Mark Wilson Production Manager Claire Campbell Production Co-ordinator Bettina Lyster Pre-production Co-ordinator Fiona Whybrow Assistant Production Co-ordinator Hazel Borthwick Production Accountant Karin Mercurio Post-production Accountant Suzanne E. Smith Assistant Production Accountant Tania Rosa Assistant Accountant Kate Bartley Location Manager Pete Murphy Unit Location Manager John Burns Location Scout Higson, Michael Location Assistant Michael Ferguson World Revenues Collected and Distributed by Freeway CAM B.V. Completion Guaranty Provided by Film Finances Canada Casting: Casting Director Kahleen Crawford Casting Associate Caroline Stewart Casting Assistant Danny Jackson Casting Assistant Polly Malloch Writing: Story Editor Robert W. Gray Written by Richard Cowan Written by Colin McLaren Adapted for the screen by Richard Cowan Based on the book ‘The Long Midnight of Barney Thomson’ by Douglas Lindsay Photography: Director of Photography Fabian Wagner Camera Operator Will Waring Steadicam Rick Woollard 1st Assistant A Camera M'itwamwari, Andrew 1st Assistant B Camera Jaspreet Bal 2nd Assistant Camera Clyde Jones 2nd Assistant Camera Will Lyte Digital Imaging Technician Rich Simpson Lighting Gaffer James Bridger Rigging Gaffer Arthur Donnelly Best Boy Rory Grierson Rigging Electrician Paul Bates Electrician Andy 'The Dude' Llewellyn Electrician David Mitchell Electrician Ritchie Scott Genny Operator Jenni Suitala Key Grip Levett, Andrew B Camera Grip Duncan Steven Grip Assistant Dan Robinson Stills: Stills Photographer Graeme Hunter Special Effects: Visual Effects Supervisor Mark Savela Visual Effects Producer Andrew Karr Visual Effects Lead Craig Vandenbiggelaar Visual Effects Co-ordinator Denise Tam Special Effects Artem Animation: Compositor Tom Archer Editing: Editor Banas, Mike Assistant Editor Justin Li Visual Effects Editor Justin Li Design: Post-production Services Encore Vancouver Digital Cinema Colourist Thor Roos Finishing Editor Fred W. Richters Production Designer Ross Dempster Art Director Kevin Woodhouse Set Decorator Dominic Smithers Graphic Designer Ryan Clachrie Storyboard Artist Derek Gray Prop Buyer Patrick McGurn Prop Master Scott Keery Chargehand Dressing Props Piero Jamieson Dressing Props Sean Christie Chargehand Standby Props Gregor Telfer Standby Props Alexandra Kemp Art Department Assistant Anna Toffolo Construction Manager Derek Fraser Costumes: Costume Designer Long, Sharon Costume Supervisor Nancy McKenna Prep Costume Supervisor Gabrielle Spanswick Costume Standby Kathryn Taylor Costume Standby Teddy George-Poku Costume Standby Yolanda Collins Costume Assistant Barbara Harrington Daily Costume Assistant Aisling Ni Ghloinn Daily Costume Assistant Roselene Borland Daily Costume Assistant Becky Shirley Make-up: Make-up Designer Rebecca Lee Hair and Make-up Supervisor Nicole Stafford Hair and Make-up Artist Sally Rose Davidson Make-up Artist Stephanie Smith Hair Designer Forest Sala Prosthetic Designer Mark Coulier Prosthetic Body Parts and Make-up Coulier Creatures Prosthetics Key Make-up Artist Stephen Murphy Prosthetics Make-up Artist David Malinowski Prosthetics Co-ordinator Gemma Curran Music: Original Score Antony Genn Original Score Martin Slattery Guitar, Bowed Vibes and Percussion Antony Genn Guitar, Drums, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Organ, Celeste, Percussion and Harmonica Martin Slattery Double Bass Jon Thorne Guitar on Opening Titles Jeff Wooton Music Supervisor Ian Neil [Music] Mixed by Cameron Craig Music Consultant John Coyne Sound: [Music] Engineered by Ross Matthews Sound Design Haskill, Pat Production Sound Mixer Alastair Mason Sound Utility Diamond, Phil Boom Operator Kian McClure Re-recording Mixer Bill Sheppard Re-recording Mixer Dean Giammarco Post Audio Co-ordinator Kat Liffiton Dialogue Editor Gord Hillier Dialogue Assistant Aaron Olson ADR Recordist/Mix Technician Sproule, Gord ADR Voice Casting The Background Foley Artist Maureen Murphy Foley Recording Engineer Hibbert, Dave Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Gordon Seed Stunt Performer Sam Parham Stunt Performer Martin Shenton Stunt Performer David Newton Utility Stunt Person Ian Van Temperley Consultant: UK Legals Lee & Thompson UK Legals Reno Antoniades UK Legals Antony Swiatek Negative Checker Sarah Hughes Armoury Caledonian Classic Arms Supplier: Camera and Grip Equipment Panavision Lighting Equipment Panalux] .
Compilation of various events in Glasgow, including a bowls competition at Willowbank Bowling Club, Kelvinside sports day, Hillhead High sports day and Dedication of colours by the 157th Company Girl Guides.
Jharia, India, one of the most dangerous places on earth. This is the home of Anant, an 8 year old boy who scrapes a living picking coal and selling it at the local markets to try and feed himself and his sick mother.
Director, Samir Mehanovic ; Producer, Paradiso Films. -- Credits: ©: Paradiso Films & Creative Scotland Sons Not Dogs and Creative Scotland present Written by Samir Mehanovic and Bart Gavigan Produced by Ailie Smith, Michael Wilson and Mark Evans [Cast Anant Suraj Mondal Sushila Ramanjit Kaur Santosh Taranjit Kaur Kumar Omar Farooque Binati Riya Kumari Roma Soumya Bala doctor Devjit Sil old man at market S.M. Menhdi Imam nurse Balaka Chattopadhyay Hara Amit Sinha Hindu priest Sanjeev Kumar Ghosh food seller Kundan Singh Nirgun singer Rakesh Tripathi Charu Madan Mohan Prasad Directed by Samir Mehanovic Chief Assistant Director Prem Modi Assistant Director Rakesh Tripathi Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Presents Sons Not Dogs Presents Creative Scotland Produced by Ailie Smith Produced by Michael Wilson Produced by Mark Evans Line Producer Devjit Sil Production Executive Ross McKenzie Unit Production Manager Sandeep Rudra Assistant to Unit Production Manager Pradip Saha Indian Fixer Devjit Sil Dhanbad Fixer 'The Boss of Dhanbad' Kundan Singh Production Co-ordinator Hannah Milton Production Accountant Jenny Allenby Spot Boy Sanjib Dey].
Not Another Happy Ending is a romantic drama about a young writer who is attempting to get her first novel published. [Synopsis taken from the BBFC, https://www.bbfc.co.uk/release/not-another-happy-ending-q29sbgvjdglvbjpwwc0znzk0odk, last accessed 04/11/2021]
Director, John McKay ; Producer, Synchronicity Film productions. -- Credits: [Cast Jane Lockhart Karen Gillan Tom Duval Stanley Weber Darsie Amy Manson Roddy Iain De Caestecker Anna Le Fevre Kate Dickie Nicola Ball Freya Mavor Benny Lockhart, dad Gary Lewis Willie Scott Henry Ian Cusick team member 1 Niall Greig Fulton team member 2 Bill Barclay bookshop owner Cora Bissett Dr. Klinsch Louise Goodall Mr. McLeish John Bett quiz master Callum Cuthbertson Credits Direction: Directed by John McKay 1st Assistant Director Jonathan Farmer Additional First Assistant Director Kath Wishart 2nd Assistant Director Mark Murdoch 3rd Assistant Director Christian Otty Rights: © Not Another Happy Ending Limited © Creative Scotland Production: Production Company Synchronicity Films [Produced] in association with BBC Scotland Presents British Film Company Presents Creative Scotland Produced by Claire Mundell Co-Produced by Wendy Griffin Line Producer Wendy Griffin Production Co-ordinator Steven Moore Production Accountant Shawn Fleming Unit Manager Morven Macpherson Location Manager Derek Yeaman Post-production Supervisor Alistair Hopkins Post-production Supervisor Alistair Hopkins Casting: Casting Director Kelly Valentine Hendry Casting Director Victor Jenkins Additional Casting Jill Trevellick Additional Casting Orla O'Connor Writing: Written by David Solomons Photography: Director of Photography Geddes, George Cameron Focus Puller James Harrison Digital Imaging Technician Grant McPhee Camera Assistant Chris Maxwell Lighting Gaffer Freddy Bonfanti Best Boy Robert Wheeldon Key Grip Robert Etherson Stills: Stills Photography Anna Binckebanck Special Effects: Graphics Zoë Wight Editing: Editor Calum Ross Design: Production Designer Andy Harris Art Director Fiona Gavin Production Buyer Anne McCredie Props Master Paul McNamara Art Department Assistant Marianne Gallagher Costumes: Costume Designer Louise Allen Costume Supervisor Nancy McKenna Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Jacqui Mallet Make-up Artist Dorrat-Keenan, Julie Make-up Artist Tulloch, Nicole Titles: Titles and Motion Graphics Kev McCrae Titles & Motion Graphics Kev McCrae Titles and Motion Graphics Jonny Harris Titles & Motion Graphics Jonny Harris Titles and Motion Graphics Playdead Ltd Opening Titles Illustrations Karolin Schnoor Film processing: Colourist Gareth Spensley Music: Original Score Lorne Balfe Sound: Sound Recordist Kenny Allan Boom Operator Callum Deas Sound Re-recording Mixer Nigel Squibbs Sound Re-recording Mixer Nigel Squibbs Dialogue Editor Filipa Principe Sound Effects Editor Tony Gibson ADR Mixer Stefano Marchetti Foley Artist Jason Swanscott Foley Artist Clare Mahoney Foley Mixer Billy Mahoney Snr Foley Editor Arran Mahoney Foley Editor Billy Mahoney Jr Publicity: Publicist Clare Morrison].
Is it possible to expand one's boundaries with regard to male/female behavior through a self-conscious transformation from one gender to another?
Director, Katarina Peters ; Producer, First Hand Films and Katatrina Peters Filmproduktion. -- Credits: First Hand Films Katarina Peters Filmproduktion presents in co-production with ZDF/ Das kleine Fernsehspirl and mediaco-op in association with YLE Co-productions Outi Saankoski Funded by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg DFFF supported by the MEDIA Programme of the European Union the National Lottery through Creative Scotland (c) 2012 ZDF / Katarina Peters Filmproduktion / mediaco-op with Diane Torr Moritz G.- Workshop Assistant Andi- Susann Schönborn Walter- Theresa Theune Christian- Eva-Marie Torhorst Marco- Tal Peer Ramos- Rosa Maria Dos Santos Max- Inka-Charlotte Palm Sinan- Canan Halici Felix- Inga Königstadt Hape- Christiane Schoemann Karl- Frida Thurm Dario- Chris Wagner-Baumgarten Rhana- Liliane Sperr and Gabriele Schönborn Henry Schönborn Sheila Dos Santos Sabine Wenczel-Peer Dor Peer Elizer Peer Rom Weiss Ben Meneachem Martina Meijer Claudia Roth Children's Musical with Aron, Benjamin, Dado, Josepha, Josephine, Lalia, Leonela, Melina, Monic, Syra [Produced by Burkhard Althoff ... commissioning editor: ZDF Gamma Bak ... line producer Katarina Peters ... producer Louise Scott ... co-producerMusic by Gudrun Gut Jan Tilman Schade Cinematography by Katarina Peters Susanna Salonen Yoliswa von Dallwitz ... (as Yoliswa Gärtig)Film Editing by Friederike Anders Jana Teuchert Set Decoration by Reinhild Blaschke Costume Design by Lucie Bates Production Management Katrin Springer ... production managerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Madeleine Senfft von Pilsach ... assistant director (as Madeleine von Taysen)Art Department Stephan Moese ... set builderSound Department Ansgar Frerich ... sound mixer Ivonne Gärber ... sound recordist Jasmin Oerters ... sound recordist Kuen-Il Song ... sound designerCamera and Electrical Department Axel Berger ... gaffer Ines Thomsen ... second camera operatorEditorial Department Magdalena Turnier ... post-production assistantLocation Management Martin Jabs ... additional location manager] .
Eric, a violent teenager is transferred from a young offenders institute to an adult prison where his estranged father is also an inmate. As the already volatile relationship between the two is pushed to breaking point, Eric is approached by the prison psychotherapist who invites him to join his discussion group, leading Eric to reflect on his life and actions.
Director, David Mackenzie ; Producer, Sigma Films. -- Credits: [Cast Eric Love Jack O'Connell Neville Love Ben Mendelsohn Oliver Baumer Rupert Friend Deputy Governor Haynes Sam Spruell Hassan Anthony Welsh Tyrone David Ajala Dennis Spencer Peter Ferdinando Des Gershwyn Eustache Jr Ryan Ashley Chin Jago Raphael Sowole Principle Officer Scott Gilly Gilchrist Officer Self Tommy McDonnell Officer Gentry Frederick Schmidt Officer Evans Edna Caskey MacDonald Darren Hart Officer White James, Duncan Airlie Reames Jerome Bailey Mubarak Basil Abdul-Latif Officer Hall Matt Faris Nurse Bankford Aisha Walters Ashley David Avery Officer Smith James Doran Officer Johnson Ian Beattie Officer Corsair Smiff, CC Governor Cardew Sian Breckin Denton Mark Asante Worsley Paul Lewis Ferguson Officer Edwards Jonathan Asser Officer Henry Rocks, Patrick O’Sullivan Ryan McKenna Officer Wilson Anthony Adjekum Officer Stokes Amma Boateng Credits Direction: Directed by David Mackenzie 2nd Unit Director Colin Kennedy 1st Assistant Director Neil Wallace 2nd Assistant Director Stephen Darragh 3rd Assistant Director Jamie Hamer 3rd Assistant Director Graeme Livingston 3rd Assistant Director Joe Quinn Rights: © Starred Up Films Limited © Channel Four Television Corporation Production: Production Company Sigma Films Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Made with the support of BFI Film Fund Presents Film4 [Presented] in association with Creative Scotland [Presented] in association with Quickfire Films [Presented] in association with Northern Ireland Screen [Presented] in association with LipSync Productions International Distribution Independent Film Sales Executive Producer Katherine Butler Executive Producer Sam Lavender Executive Producer David Mackenzie Executive Producer James Atherton Executive Producer Jan Pace Executive Producer Norman Merry Executive Producer Peter Hampden Developed with the assistance of Film4 Produced by Gillian Berrie Co-producer Brian Coffey Line Producer Alex O'Neil Producer’s Assistant Sam Ferguson Development Stephen Nex Business Affairs Katharine Otway Head of Business Affairs Harry Dixon Legal and Business Affairs Donnchadh McNicholl Head of Commercial And Brand Strategy Bruce-Smith, Sue Production Finance Manager Gerardine O'Flynn Production Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Linda McClure Chief Executive Richard Williams Head of Production Andrew Reid Head of Finance Linda Martin Head of Marketing Moyra Lock Production Executive Nicola Lyons Senior Funding Executive Suzanne Harrison Production Co-ordinator Katrina McBriarty Production Accountant Stephen McConnell Assistant Production Accountant Lisa Orr Unit Manager Robbie Huffam Location Manager Catherine Geary Location Manager Anthony Quinn Post Producer Dan Bentham Executive Producer Andrew Boswell Facilities Manager Anthony Carroll World Revenues Collected and Distributed by Freeway CAM B.V. Completion Guarantee European Film Bonds A/S Completion Guarantee DFG Deutsche Filmversicherungsgemeinschaft Casting: Casting Director Shaheen Baig Casting Assistant for Shaheen Baig Aisha Walters Writing: Written by Jonathan Asser Photography: Director of Photography Michael McDonough 2nd Unit Camera Operator Ian Robertson A Camera Operator Cosmo Campbell B Camera Operator Michael McDonough Steadicam Operator Cosmo Campbell 2nd Unit Assistant Camera Mac An T-saoir, Daire 2nd Assistant Camera Sam Donaghy Bell A Camera Focus Puller Gardner, Andy B Camera Focus Puller Sam Donaghy Bell Data Wrangler Scott Jamison Digital Imaging Technician Ian Marrs Camera Trainee Liam Devine Gaffer Tony Devlin Best Boy Seamus Lynch Electrician Steven Livingston Electrician Sherwin, David Electrician John Noble Electrician Stephen Catney Electrician Kevin McMullan Electrician Dwayne Jenkins Genny Operator Dennis Mulholland Grip John Connon Stills: Stills Photographer Aidan Monaghan Special Effects: Visual Effects Supervisor Sean Farrow Visual Effects Producer Katie Roehick Animation: Digital Compositor Quinn, Andy Senior Systems Engineer Taz Lodder Systems Engineer Alexander Phoenix Editing: Edited by Jake Roberts Edited by Nick Emerson Online Editor Diana Vasquez Assistant Editor Zuzana Klimova Additional Assistant Editor Iain Miller Design: Production Designer Tom McCullagh Art Director Gillian Devenney Assistant Art Director Baugh, Sara Jo Prop Buyer Catherine MacFerran Prop Master Darren Lyttle Prop Dresser Eamon Beagon Prop Dresser Robert Booth Prop Dresser Conor Boyce Chargehand Standby Props Chris Moore Prop Hands Michael Cullen Prop Hand Peter Marley Prop Hands Neil McNally Art Department Assistant Lynn Wilson Stage Hand McCullagh, Conor Stage Hand Nicholas Keogh Rigger Hugo Wilkinson Costumes: Costume Designer Susan Scott Costume Supervisor Cathy Young Costume Standby Carla Barrow Costume Dailies Ciaran Curry Costume Dailies Orla Marley Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Nicole Stafford Make-up Artist Eimer O'Hare Make-up Artist Judith Laverty Special Effects Make-up Artist Victoria Money Hair Stylist Deborah McCarthy Prosthetics Kristyan Mallett Titles: Titles LipSync Design Head of Design Howard Watkins Senior Designer Julia Hall Film processing: Colourist Adam Inglis Head of Digital Intermediate James Clarke I/O Manager Daniel Tomlinson Music: Music Tony Doogan Music David Mackenzie Additional Instrumentation Christopher Geddes Additional Vocals Ferosa Mackenzie Music Produced by Tony Doogan Music Produced by David Mackenzie Sound: [Music] Recorded and Mixed by Tony Doogan [Music] Recorded and Mixed at Glasgow Cod Studios Production Sound Mixer Ronan Hill 2nd Unit Sound Recordist Mervyn Moore 1st Assistant Sound Simon Kerr 2nd Assistant Sound Daniel McCabe Re-recording Mixer Robert Farr Re-recording Mixer Rob Hughes Supervising Sound Editor Joakim Sundström Sound Effects Editor Christer Melén ADR Editor Bertmark, AnnaMy ADR Voice Casting Vanessa Baker Foley Artist Paula McBreen Foley Mixer Sandy Buchanen Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Rob Inch Stunt Performer Smiff, CC Stunt Performer Florian Robin Stunt Performer Rob Cooper Consultant: Legal Services Richard Philipps Legal Services Laura Crowley Legal Services Reed Smith LLP Negative Checker Sarah Hughes Dialect Coach Brendan Gunn Publicity: Production Notes Brian Morton Electronic Press Kit Colin Kennedy Electronic Press Kit Ian Robertson Miscellaneous: With thanks Kennedy, A.L. With thanks Penny Woolcock].
Within one year, Neil Platt goes from being a regular, funny, 30-something British bloke to becoming someone much more extraordinary. Completely paralyzed from the neck down, he is forced to ask questions most of us never have to face. Neil puts together a letter and memory box for his baby son Oscar and communicates his experience and thoughts about life in a blog - and in this film, which he was determined to make.
Director, Emma Davie & Morag McKinnon ; Producer, SDI Productions, Scottish Documentary Institute. -- Credits: [cast member Neil Platt Credits Direction: Directed by Emma Davie Directed by Morag McKinnon Rights: © SDI Productions © Danish Documentary Production ApS Production: Production Company SDI Productions Production Company Scottish Documentary Institute In co-production with Danish Documentary Production Supported by Creative Scotland Supported by Danish Film Institute In association with/Developed and supported by Channel 4 In association with/Developed and supported by Wellcome Trust In association with/Developed and supported by MND Association In association with/Developed and supported by DR In association with/Developed and supported by YLE Made with the support of/Developed and supported by UK Film Council In co-operation with DR International Sales Developed and supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Executive Producer Noé Mendelle Producer Sonja Henrici Co-producer Sigrid Dyekjaer Associate Producer Justin Edgar Associate Producer Alex Usborne Production Executive Leslie Finlay Production Executive Becky Lloyd Bussiness Affairs Linda McClure Film Commissioner Klara Grunning-Harris [Production Executive] Tom Ziessen [Production Executive] Lisa Lazareck [Production Executive] Elaine Gallagher [Production Executive] Brian Dickie Commissioning Editor Mette Hoffman Meyer Commissioning Editor Jenny WestergÅrd Production Manager Aisling Ahmed Production Manager Rebecca Day Production Manager Finlay Pretsell Production Manager Flore Cosquer Producer of Marketing and Distribution Kempas, Ben Post-production Supervisor (UK) Fiona Reid {Post-production} Co-ordinator Signe Baasch Production Assistant Martha Appelt Production Assistant Islay Roberts Photography: Filmed by Emma Davie Additional Camera Ian Dodds Additional Camera Kenneth Simpson Additional Camera Graham Day Additional Camera Johann Perry Additional Camera Julian Schwanitz Underwater Camera Fiona Reid Special Effects: Graphics Danny Carr Animation: Animation Peter Shaw Editing: Editor Peter Winther Additional Editing Emiliano Battista Additional Editing Mikael K. Ebbesen Additional Editing James Alcock Senior Editing Consultant Billeskov Jansen, Janus [Final Cut Pro] Support and Online Kasper Folman Design: Digital Post-production (Denmark) Beopost DK Post-production Delivery Brian Suttie Post-production Delivery 422.tv Architectural Drawing Alex Cearsky Film processing: Colourist Norman Nisbet Music: Composer Kieran Hebden Composer Jim Sutherland Sound: Sound Morag McKinnon Additional Sound Geoff Price Additional Sound Oliveira, Marcelo de Re-recording Mixer Micheal MacKinnon Sound Designer McDougall, Douglas Sound Editor Micheal MacKinnon Voice Recording Alistair George Consultant: Scientific Consultant Chris Shaw Miscellaneous: In memory of Neil Platt].
CLOUD ATLAS is a drama based on the novel by David Mitchell. Multiple storylines - set during the distant past, the present and the future - intertwine as people fight for love, justice and freedom with shared values that are passed through the generations.
Director, Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer and Andy Wachowski ; Producer, Cloud Atlas Cloud Atlas / X Filme Creative Pool / Anarchos. -- Credits: [Dr Henry Goose/hotel manager/Isaac Sachs/Dermot Hoggins/Cavendish look-a-like actor/Zachry Tom Hanks native woman/Jocasta Ayrs/Luisa Rey/Indian party guest/Ovid/Meronym Halle Berry Captain Molyneux/Vyvyan Ayrs/Timothy Cavendish/Korean musician/Prescient 2 Jim Broadbent Haskell Moore/Tadeusz Kesselring/Bill Smoke/Nurse Noakes/Boardman Mephi/Old Georgie Hugo Weaving Adam Ewing/poor hotel guest/Megan’s dad/highlander/Hae-Joo Chang/Adam, Zachry's brother-in-law) Jim Sturgess Tilda/Megan’s mom /Mexican woman/Sonmi-451/Sonmi-351/Sonmi prostitute Bae Doo-na cabin boy/Robert Frobisher/store clerk /Georgette/tribesman Ben Whishaw Kupaka/Joe Napier/An-kor Apis/Prescient Keith David young Rufus Sixsmith/old Rufus Sixsmith/Nurse James/archivist James D'Arcy Talbot/Hotel Manager/Yoona-939 /Rose Zhou Xun Autua/Lester Rey/Duophsyte David Gyasi Madame Horrox/older Ursula/Yusouf Suleiman/abbess Susan Sarandon Rev. Giles Horrox/hotel heavy/Lloyd Hooks/Denholme Cavendish/Seer Rhee/Kona chief Hugh Grant Old Salty Dog/Mr. Meeks/prescient 1 Robert Fyfe Mr. Boerhaave/guard/Leary the Healer Martin Wuttke young Cavendish Robin Morrisey Javier Gomez/Jonas/Zachry's older nephew Brody Lee enforcer Ian Van Temperley Veronica Amanda Walker Ernie Ralph Riach Mr Hotchkiss Andrew Havill Mrs Hotchkiss Tanja De Wendt little girl with orison at Papa Song's/Catkin/Zachry's relative 1 Raeven Lee Hanan Groundsman Withers Otto Götz Haskell Moore's dinner guest 2/Mozza Hoggins Niall Greig Fulton Haskell Moore's dinner guest 3/Jarvis Hoggins Louis Dempsey Haskell Moore's dinner guest 4/Eddie Hoggins Martin Docherty Haskell Moore's dinner guest 1 / musician / Felix Finch / lascivious businessman Alistair Petrie Megan Sixsmith/12th star clone Zhu Zhu Haskell Moore's dinner guest 5/Nurse Judd/aide in slaughtership Sylvestra Le Touzel Papa Song punk Jojo Schöning young Ursula Laura Vietzen Ursula's father Thomas Kugel Ursula's daughter Marie Ronnenbeck young girl Ruby Kästner Ursula's granddaughter Emma Werz Miro Mya-Lecia Naylor Adam Grandson Korbyn Hanan axwoman Katy Karrenbauer Ursula's mother/herbalist Dulcie Smart scientist/executive Anna Holmes secretary Shaun Lawton porter Moritz Berg Zachry relative Gigi Lee Zachry relative Genevien Lee Zachry relative Cody Lee Nurse Judd look-a-like Heike Hanold-Lynch Mr Roderick Victor Esteban Sole lead enforcer Kristoffer Fuss scan enforcer Marco Albrecht crane operator Gary McCormack union spy David Mitchell Credits Direction: Directed by Lana Wachowski Directed by Tom Tykwer Directed by Andy Wachowski Principal photography of 1849, 2144 and 2321 sequences directed by Wachowskis, The Principal photography of 1849, 2144 and 2321 sequences directed by Wachowskis, The Principal photography of 1936, 1973 and 2012 sequences directed by Tom Tykwer 2nd Assistant Director Emma Horton 2nd Assistant Director Kim Whittaker 2nd Assistant Director Tanja Däberitz 2nd Assistant Director Alison Goring 2nd 2nd Assistant Director Mark Inglis 3rd Assistant Director Susie Lee Script Supervisor Julie Brown Script Supervisor Caroline Veyssière Rights: © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. © Cloud Atlas Production Gmbh © X Filme Creative Poole Gmbh Production: Production Company Cloud Atlas Production Company X Filme Creative Pool Production Company Anarchos In association with A Company In association with Ard Degeto Produced in association with Dreams of Dragon Pictures Produced in association with Media Asia Film Production Limited Produced in association with Ascension Pictures With the support of Deutscher Filmförderfonds With the support of Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg Gmgh With the support of FFA With the support of Film and Medien Stiftung Nrw With the support of MDM Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung With the support of FFF Bayern With the support of Der Beauftragte Der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Supported by Creative Scotland Alba / Chruthachail Supported by Mallorca Film Commission Presents Warner Bros. Pictures Uk Production Services Pistachio Limited Production Services provided by Cloud Atlas Production Ltd Production Services provided by Oberon Film GMBH Production Services provided by Cloud Atlas Production Inc. Executive Producer Philip Lee Executive Producer Uwe Schott Executive Producer Wilson Qiu Produced by Grant Hill Produced by Stefan Arndt Produced by Lana Wachowski Produced by Tom Tykwer Produced by Andy Wachowski Producer Alex Boden Co-producer Roberto Malerba Co-producer Marcus Loges Co-producer Peter Lam Co-producer Alexander Van Dulmen Line Producer José Luis Escolar Line Producer Scotland David Brown Associate Producer Gigi Oeri Associate Producer Lora Kennedy Associate Producer Peter Grossman Development and Production Robbie Allen Business Affairs Linda McClure Executive Producer Wilson Qiu Executive Producer Lam Kin Ngok, Peter Executive Producer John Chong Executive Producer Ricky Tse Executive Producer Tony Teo Executive Producer Teo, Pearry Executive Producer Caroline Kwauk Unit Production Manager Roberto Malerba Unit Production Manager Grant Hill Unit Production Manager Marcus Loges Production Manager Sebastian Neitsch Production Manager Miki Emmrich Production Co-ordinator Damian Anderson Production Co-ordinator Susanne Fischer Production Co-ordinator Sharon Howat Assistant Coordinator Katy Engels Production Accountant Jenifer Booth Assistant Accountant Sarah Booth Unit Manager Chris Cameron Location Manager Germany Klaus Grosse Darrelmann Location Manager Spain Mark Giacalone Location Manager Carlos Ruiz Boceta Location Manager Mallorca Pablo Azorín Supervising Location Manager Cindy Thomson Location Manager Miglet Crichton Assistant Location Manager Danny Khoudary Location Scout Michael Campbell Location Assistant Paul Robbins Location Assistant Morven Macpherson Post-production Supervisor Christopher Berg Production Runner Elaine Walsh Production Runner Greig Liddell Floor Runner Andy Gardiner Floor Runner Julie Heskin Floor Runner Mark Rossi Catering Runner Steven Donnelly Catering Runner Iain Canning Costume Runner/Driver Ilona Russell Casting: Casting by Lora Kennedy Casting by Lucinda Syson Casting by Simone Bär Writing: Written for the screen by Lana Wachowski Written for the screen by Tom Tykwer Written for the screen by Andy Wachowski Based upon the novel by David Mitchell Photography: Director of Photography John Toll Director of Photography Frank Griebe Underwater Camera Operator Jan Hinrich Hoffman Aerial DOP Steve Desbrow Aerial DOP/Operator Jeremy Braben A-Cam Oper/Steadicam Oper Daniele Massaccesi B Camera Operator Florian Emmerich Steadicam Marcus Pohlus Horse Steadicam Operator Jorge Agero 1st Assistant Camera Christian Almesberger Daily 1st AC Derrick Peters Daily 1st AC John Harper 1st Assistant A Camera Johnny Feurer 1st Assistant B Camera Karim Rahmani 2nd Assistant Camera Gero Neumann 2nd Assistant A Camera Won-Suk Park 2nd Assistant B Camera Jan Grunwald Loader Karl Keil Loader Uwe Zegnotat Loader Greta Ehrhart Gaffer Stuart Farmer Rigging Gaffer Dietmar Haupt Rigging Gaffer NRW Georg Nonnenmacher Rigging Best Boy Holger Lehnau Senior Electrician Peter Kramer Senior Electrician Axel Scholz Electrician Körner,, Björn Electrician Hinrich Peters Electrician Felix Weddige Electrician Alex Zeihn Electrician Robert Bartz Electrician Axel Scholz Key Grip Dieter Bähr Daily Grip Tim Critchell Daily Grip Iain Johnstone Dolly A Christian Scheibe Dolly B Ilko Petkow Video Operator Eddi Handschak Video Operator Clemens Szelies Video Assistant Christof Assing Chargehand Rigger Billy Wilson Stills: Stills Jay Maidment Stills Bajo, Rainer Special Effects: Senior Visual Effects Supervisor Dan Glass Visual Effects Supervisor Stéphane Ceretti Visual Effects Producer Kolbe, Marc VFX Production Manager Erin Ferguson Visual Effects by Method Studios Los Angeles VFX Supervisor Matt Dessero VFX Producer Andy Foster VFX Executive Producer Gabby Gourier Visual Effects by Met.
What We Did On Our Holiday tells the story of Doug (David Tennant) and his wife Abi (Rosamund Pike) who travel to the Scottish Highlands with their three children for Doug's father Gordie's (Billy Connolly) birthday party. It's soon clear that when it comes to keeping a secret under wraps from the rest of the family, their children are their biggest liability.
Director, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin ; Producer, Creative Scotland and BBC Films. -- Credits: [Cast Abi McLeod Rosamund Pike Doug McLeod David Tennant Gavin McLeod Ben Miller Margaret Amelia Bullmore Gordon 'Gordie' McLeod Billy Connolly Doreen Annette Crosbie Agnes Chisolm Celia Imrie Kenneth, 'Kenny' Lewis Davie Lottie Emilia Jones Mickey Bobby Smalldridge Jess McLeod Harriet Turnbull Jimmy Cazzarotto Ralph Riach Sgt. Murdoch Ron Donachie PC McLuhan Ben Presley Lucy Michele Austin Smokey Jake D'arcy girl violinist Maeve McRorie Frazer Ryan Hunter police spokesperson Kirstin Murray Beth Williams Imogen Toner Françoise Dupré Alexia Barlier Brent Howard Eben Young Akira Kato Sadao Ueda Credits Direction: Director Andy Hamilton Director Guy Jenkin 1st Assistant Director Patrick Conroy 2nd Assistant Director Paul Mindel 3rd Assistant Director Kevin McComskie Script Supervisor Janice Schumm Rights: © Origin Pictures (Our Holiday) Limited © British Broadcasting Corporation Production: An Origin Pictures production Origin Pictures with the support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union Produced by Backwell Productions Limited Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland Developed in association with BBC Films Presents BBC Films [Presented] in association with Creative Scotland [Presented] in association with LipSync Productions Executive Producer Christine Langan Executive Producer Zygi Kamasa Executive Producer Andrew Orr Executive Producer Norman Merry Executive Producer Peter Hampden Executive Producer James Eyre Produced by David M. Thompson Produced by Dan Winch Co-producer Ed Rubin Co-producer Joanie Blaikie Co-producer Suzanne Reid Sales Manager Calum Gray Senior Business Manager Michael Wood Head of Legal and Business Affairs Zoe Brown Legal and Business Affairs Manager Helen Giles Development Executive Beth Pattinson Development Executive Nichola Martin Marketing Executive Jacqui Barr Legal and Production Assistant Ruth Sanders For Backwell Productions Limited Charles Auty For Backwell Productions Limited Eleanor Windo For Backwell Productions Limited Simon Williams For Backwell Productions Limited Uri Stramer For Backwell Productions Limited Lesley Wise For Backwell Productions Limited Ted Cawrey Production Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legal Joanne Stewart Legal Yvonne Dunn Legal Pinsent Masons LLP Executive Producer Andrew Boswell Business Executive Peter Raven Head of Sales Abigail Walsh Head of Acquisitions Daniel Dale Head of Marketing Karina Gechtman Sales Manager Sarah Lebutsch Production Co-ordinator Matt Brown Production Accountant Neil Cairns Unit Manager Michael Campbell Location Manager Miglet Crichton Post-production Supervisor Shuna Frood Casting: Casting Director Jill Trevellick Casting Director - Children Briony Barnett Writing: Written by Andy Hamilton Written by Guy Jenkin Photography: Director of Photography Martin Hawkins Digital Imaging Technician Grant McPhee Stills: Stills Photography Neil Davidson Stills Photography Binckebanck, Anne Special Effects: Special Effects Neal Champion Special Effects Graham Aikman Graphics Helen Allingham Editing: Editor Steve Tempia Editor Mark Williams Design: Production Designer Pat Campbell Art Director McCallum, Nicki Standby Art Director Lydia Farrell Set Decorator Elaine McLenachan Prop Master John Casey Costumes: Costume Designer Rhona Russell Costume Supervisor Elaine Robertson Make-up: Make-up Designer Anita Anderson Make-up Supervisor Lee Melrose Titles: Titles by LipSync Design Music: Music Alex Jeffes Music Supervisor Chantelle Woodnutt Sound: Re-recording Mixer Rob Hughes Supervising Sound Editor Keith Nixon Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Abi Collins Fight Arranger Jim McReadie Publicity: Unit Publicity Way To Blue].
1944 - Deep behind the German Eastern Front. After a successful raid on a Nazi convoy, Sergeant Dolokhov and his Russian Commandos uncover shocking research that could change the tide of the war, but before they can get to safety, they are captured by the Nazi's. Inside the Nazi facility, the Russians discover an invincible army of undead Nazi soldiers. The Russian warriors must battle their way through a horde of aborted experiments to escape the brutal facility - before the Nazis can perfect their research and unleash their zombie army across Europe.
Director, Kieran Parker ; Producer, Black Camel Pictures / Savalas Film. -- Credits: [Directed by Kieran Parker Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Rae Brunton Cast (in credits order) Bryan Larkin Bryan Larkin ... Dolokhov Iván Kamarás Iván Kamarás ... Fyodor Velibor Topic Velibor Topic ... Arkadi Laurentiu Possa Laurentiu Possa ... Osakin Alec Utgoff Alec Utgoff ... Kostya Johnny Meres Johnny Meres ... The Breather Michael McKell Michael McKell ... Colonel Strasser Ben Lambert Ben Lambert ... Rogers Dominic Watters Dominic Watters ... Voronin / Curly the Berzerker Gareth Morrison Gareth Morrison ... Potrovsky / Moe the Berzerker Vince Docherty Vince Docherty ... Corporal Klotz Leo Horsfield Leo Horsfield ... The Surgeon Vivien Taylor Vivien Taylor ... Nurse Mark Prendergast Mark Prendergast ... 1st Guard Francis Jamie Francis Jamie ... 2nd Guard Michael Cooke Michael Cooke ... Technician (as Stephen Cooke) Craig Smith Craig Smith ... 1st Chess Player Steven Rae Steven Rae ... 2nd Chess Player Aidan Stephen Aidan Stephen ... German Soldier Douglas Russell Douglas Russell ... Mr. Joshua Carter Ferguson Carter Ferguson ... Nazi Officer Michael Poole Michael Poole ... Older Dolokhov James McCreadie James McCreadie ... The Screamer James Thompson James Thompson ... The Berserker (as James 'The Colossus' Thompson) Naysun Alae-Carew Naysun Alae-Carew ... Prisoner Mike Callaghan Mike Callaghan ... Larry the Berzerker Daniel Cahill Daniel Cahill ... Dog Zombie / Bunker Radio Op Eric Robertson Eric Robertson ... Dog Zombie Captain Scott Houston Scott Houston ... Dog Zombie Soldier David O'Donnell David O'Donnell ... Dog Zombie Radio Op Jamie O'Hara Jamie O'Hara ... Blitz One Radio Op Damian Krzebak Damian Krzebak ... Russian Soldier Gilchrist Muir Gilchrist Muir ... BKB Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Michael LJ Sharp Michael LJ Sharp ... German Soldier (archive footage) (credit only) Pj Barnard Pj Barnard ... Nazi (uncredited) Jamie Campbell Jamie Campbell ... 2nd Guard (uncredited) John McEwan-Whyte John McEwan-Whyte ... German guard (uncredited) Ryan McHenry Ryan McHenry ... Nazi (uncredited) Ronni Menzies-Stirling Ronni Menzies-Stirling ... Doctor (uncredited) Andrew Reith Andrew Reith ... Nazi / Doctor (uncredited) Production Companies Black Camel Pictures Savalas Film Distributors Alameda Entertainment (2012) (USA) (theatrical) Anderson Digital (2014) (USA) (video) (Digital) Aya Pro (2014) (Japan) (theatrical) ContentFilm International (2013) (World-wide) (all media) Eagle Entertainment (2013) (Australia) (DVD) Panorama Distributions (2014) (Hong Kong) (DVD) Panorama Distributions (2014) (Hong Kong) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Splendid Film (2013) (Germany) (DVD) Special Effects Arcadia SFX Artem Lexhag VFX (visual effects by) Produced by Jamie Carmichael ... executive producer Victoria Dabbs ... line producer Arabella Page Croft ... producer Kieran Parker ... producer Nigel Thomas ... executive producer Charlotte Walls ... executive producerMusic by Al Hardiman Patrick Jonsson Cinematography by Carlos De Carvalho Film Editing by Naysun Alae-Carew Casting By Kate Plantin Production Design by Jamie Lapsley Costume Design by Finlay McLay Makeup Department Paul Boyce ... makeup supervisorSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Grant Butler ... third assistant director Jonathan Farmer ... first assistant director Carter Ferguson ... second unit director Katharine K.K. Kennedy ... crowd second assistant director Amanda Long ... second assistant directorArt Department Ryan Clachrie ... prop maker Chris McMillan ... property master Tom Tierney ... assistant property masterSound Department Iain Anderson ... adr recordist Jack Coghill ... sound mixer Ben Cross ... foley mixer Howard Halsall ... supervising adr editor Kahl Henderson ... adr recordist Tamas Kurina ... adr recordist Leslie Liu ... foley editor Micheal MacKinnon ... re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair ... re-recording mixer John Thorpe ... boom operator Ian Waggott ... foley artist Matthew Weeks ... sound recordistSpecial Effects by Perry Costello ... pyrotechnician Ross McCluskey ... special effects assistant Richard Hulme ... special effects crew (uncredited)Visual Effects by Alexis Haggar ... visual effects supervisor Ken Turner ... visual effects artistStunts Carter Ferguson ... fight director James Fleming ... fight arrangerCamera and Electrical Department Mike Benson ... electrician Paul Benson ... gaffer Alasdair Boyce ... second assistant camera Iain Harrison ... head rigger Neil Hartop ... first assistant camera: "b" camera Donald MacSween ... digital imaging technician Ryan McHenry ... second assistant camera: b-camera Alan C. McLaughlin ... director of photography: second unit (as Alan McLaughlin) Grant McPhee ... digital workflow supervisor Scott Rodgers ... first assistant camera Jamie Whitmarsh ... assistant gripEditorial Department Steve Harrow ... post production consultant Dan Marbrook ... post producer: The Look Grant Thistle ... assistant editor Thomas Urbye ... supervising colourist: The Look Jason Wallis ... on-line film editor: The Look Steven Worsley ... assistant editorLocation Management Pete Murphy ... location managerAdditional Crew Naysun Alae-Carew ... assistant to the producers Gabz Barker ... unit nurse uk Melissa Fish ... legal services Nell Green ... production assistant Catrina Luna ... production accountant Jon McCormick ... assistant rigger Charlotte Walsh ... production secretary].
RMS "Queen Mary" sails past Dumbarton Rock accompanied by tugs on her maiden voyage.
The epic, feel-good story of a modern rebellion. The campaign against the tolls on the Skye bridge pitted plucky Scottish islanders against the might of the government and the Bank of America, over the building of a privately funded toll bridge which became the only way on or off the island. This film tells an untold, bittersweet story of passion, legal challenge and financial wrangling through the testimony of some of those who took part.
Director, Robbie Fraser ; Producer, p.c.Media Co-Op, Simple Films, Skye Larke Productions. -- Credits: [Directed by Robbie Fraser Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Robbie Fraser ... (story) Produced by Lucinda Broadbent ... executive producer Stuart Cresswell ... producer Margaret Mary Murray ... executive producer Louise Scott ... producer Mark Thomas ... executive producer Music by Scott MacMillan Cinematography by Christopher Murphy ... (as Chris Murphy) Film Editing by Kenny Park Art Direction by Emer O'Sullivan Production Management Josephine Cresswell ... production manager Lorna Ferguson ... production manager Sound Department Alex Cain ... sound editor Heather MacAulay ... sound Visual Effects by Ashley King ... digital effects Camera and Electrical Department Billy Campbell ... grip Paul Gavin ... cameraman Heather MacAulay ... assistant camera / camera operator Editorial Department Paul Cameron ... first assistant editor John Sackey ... colorist Catherine Weir ... assistant editor Additional Crew Seamus Clancy ... unit publicist Krista Cook ... audio description Kenny Kemp ... researcher Ashley King ... titles and graphics Kate Kirton ... production coordinator Iain Macaulay ... researcher Shona Mackenzie ... researcher (as Shona MacKenzie) / researcher Ian Reid ... production accountant Ishbel Strachan ... runner Sarah Urquhart ... runner Vilte Vaitkute ... production staffThanks Simon Bateson ... thanks Shannon Bouchie ... very special thanks Jennyfer Brickenden ... thanks Neil Cairns ... thanks Andy Cassell ... thanks Hugh Davies ... thanks Chris Dyer ... special thanks Mary Ann Kennedy ... special thanks Chris Leach ... special thanks Phil Marriott ... special thanks Production Companies Media Co-Op Simple Films Skye Larke Productions].
An old man in Spain decides to do one last long walk, and elects to follow the 2,200 mile Trail of Tears in the USA. Accompanied by his donkey Gorrión he travels to the American west.
Director, Chico Pereira ; Producer, Sutor Kolonko, SDI Productions. -- Credits: [singer in bar Juan Mu-oz doctor Francisco Javier García García veterinarian Carlos Antonio González de Cara school kids Ana María Rubio Linares school kids Carmen Rivera Plantón school kids Jose Carlos Ruiz Murillo school kids Jose David Gómez Barbancho school kids Juan Antonio Rivera Plantón school kids Israel Mateos Sánchez school kids Antonio Luis de la Bella school kids Enrique Plantón Rivera on-screen participant Manuel Molera Aparicio on-screen participant Gorrión on-screen participant Zafrana on-screen participant Paca Molera Pereira on-screen participant Mamen Gómez Heredia Credits Unknown: Directed by Chico Pereira © Sutor Kolonko © SDI Productions Ltd. © Opa Films Production Company Sutor Kolonko Production Company SDI Productions in association with Opa Films in association with Creative Scotland in co-production with ZDF in association with ARTE Supported by Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Production Company National Lottery through Creative Scotland, The Production Company Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Production Company Edinburgh College or Art Executive Producer Noé Mendelle Producer Ingmar Trost Producer Sonja Henrici Commissioning Editor ZDF/ARTE Doris Hepp Associate Producer Chico Pereira Executive Producer Leslie Finlay Director Screen Natalie Usher Business Affairs Mark Wilson Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Anna Fantl Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Sven Ilgner Production Manager Manuel Pereira Galan Production Co-ordinators Sutor Kolonko Simone Betz Production Co-ordinators Sutor Kolonko Bettina Müller Production Co-ordinators Sutor Kolonko Claudia Mehl Accountant Sutor Kolonko Bernhard Rand Accountant SDI Productions Liz Young Accountant SDI Productions Eamon Smart Post-production Co-ordinator Ben Cook Written by Chico Pereira Written by Manuel Pereira Written by Gabriel Molera Director of Photography Julian Schwanitz Camera Assistant Gabriel Molera González Still Photography Julian Schwanitz Editor Nick Gibbon Editing Assistant Kieran Gosney Additional Editing Henk Drees Title Graphics Frank Hammer Colourist Fabiana Cardalda Music Adviser Cinesong Music Adviser Milena Fessmann Sound Design René Peltsch Sound Mark Deas Sound Assistant Gabriel Molera González Re-recording Mixer Alexander Weuffen Dialogue Editing Falk Möller Foley Artist Wilmont Schulze Foley Recordist 'Ripon' Muhammad Abdus Satter Foley Editing Sebastian Stroux Dedicated to Tomás Newman Galán].
When two young black slaves escape into the wilds of 18th century Scotland, they must use all of their courage and strength to survive, unite, and stay free. 1745 highlights a forgotten part of Scotland’s history: while Scotland was fighting for its national freedom in that fateful year, its economy was in large part founded on the booming colonial slave trade. While the majority of slavery happened elsewhere - off-stage, across the Atlantic - there were African slaves here, kept as trophies and pets in the houses of their rich merchant masters. “1745” was inspired by advertisements that writer, Morayo Akandé, discovered for runaway slaves, placed in Scottish newspapers of the time.
Director, Gordon Napier ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network. -- Credits: Creative Scotland presents a Scottish Film Talent Network production In association with Compact Pictures & Larsen Films [Directed by Gordon Napier Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Morayo Akandé Cast (in credits order) Moyo Akandé Moyo Akandé ... Emma Atkin Morayo Akandé Morayo Akandé ... Rebecca Atkin Clive Russell Clive Russell ... Master David Andrews Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Buki Adenipikun Buki Adenipikun ... Mother Florence Adenipikun Florence Adenipikun ... Young Emma Lauryn Adenipikun Lauryn Adenipikun ... Young Rebecca Paul Barnes Paul Barnes ... Hanged Man Emmanuel Njoku Emmanuel Njoku ... Joseph Produced by Holly Daniel ... executive producer John McKay ... producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Gordon Napier ... co-producer Carolynne Sinclair Kidd ... executive producer Lewis Wardrop ... line producer Paul Welsh ... executive producerMusic by Malcolm Lindsay Cinematography by Julian Schwanitz Film Editing by Florian Nonnenmacher Art Direction by Allan Irvine Costume Design by Alison Mitchell Makeup Department Anita Anderson ... makeup designer Ann-Marie O'Neill ... makeup supervisorSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Elaine Mackenzie ... first assistant directorSound Department William Aikman ... re-recording mixer / sound designer Jonathon McLoone ... boom operator Pete Smith ... sound recordistSpecial Effects by Perry Costello ... special effects supervisorCamera and Electrical Department Beth Woodruff ... clapper loaderCasting Department Kahleen Crawford ... castingCostume and Wardrobe Department Amelia Desjardins ... Costume maker Orsolya Sallai ... costume supervisor Mary Walsh ... costume traineeAdditional Crew Moyo Akandé ... script developer Graeme Douglas ... water safety Liam Irving ... water safetyThanks Chris Coxon ... thanks to Maggie Craig ... thanks to Cath Fletcher ... thanks to Andy Gray ... thanks to Stephen Greenhorn ... thanks to Harry Hepple ... thanks to Ralph Inseson ... thanks to Jana Jewell ... thanks to Andrew Ross ... thanks to Anne Stark ... thanks to Production Companies Compact Pictures].
Close to the Bone is a short psychological drama that tells the story of Ben, who faces a complex eating disorder that is damaging his relationship with his girlfriend Zoe. At breaking point, he must find a way to overcome the dark and horrific childhood memories of his abusive father, allowing him to take the first tentative steps towards moving his life forward.
Director, Kevin Pickering ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network. -- Credits: Creative Scotland presents [Directed by Kevin Pickering Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Kevin Pickering Cast Martin Foreman Martin Foreman ... Roy Charlie Geddes Charlie Geddes ... Young Ben Debbie Mackay Debbie Mackay ... Zoe Reaghan Reilly Reaghan Reilly ... Ben's Mum David Scott David Scott ... Ben Produced by Holly Daniel ... executive producer Elena Lerones ... line producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Carolynne Sinclair Kidd ... executive producer Lewis Wardrop ... producer Paul Welsh ... executive producerMusic by Gav Little Yoann Mylonakis Anna Papaioannou Cinematography by David Lee Film Editing by Kevin Pickering Sound Department Jonathon McLoone ... sound recordistMusic Department Yoann Mylonakis ... performer Production Companies 111 Films British Film Institute (BFI) Creative Scotland DigiCult Hopscotch Films Distributors Creative Scotland (2017) (World-wide) (theatrical)].
An ardent fourteen-year-old girl has a crush on a local lobster fisherman in his mid twenties. They go out creeling together and she discovers the attraction is mutual, sexual tension simmers below the surface as they navigate difficult terrain and ultimately both are confronted by the full implications of their desire.
Director, Sam Firth ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network Production. -- Credits: in association with The Forest of Black Tiny Spark Productions [Directed by Sam Firth Cast Hannah Lily Morrison Hannah Lily Morrison ... Lily James O'Hara James O'Hara ... Martin Paul Tinto Paul Tinto ... Dougie Produced by Ciara Barry ... producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Carolynne Sinclair Kidd ... executive producer Paul Welsh ... executive producer Claudia Yusef ... executive producerMusic by Fraya Thomsen Cinematography by David Pimm Film Editing by Tim Fulford Casting By Carla Stronge Production Design by Imogen Toner Art Department Steven Robertson ... art dept assistantSound Department William Aikman ... sound editorCamera and Electrical Department Stuart Anderson ... grip assist Nico Biarese ... second assistant camera (as Nicolò Biarese)Casting Department Michael Hooley ... casting associate].
A carefree backpacker returns home to find his family dead and horribly mutated. Things go from catastrophically bad to exponentially worse as he discovers that his own death is now imminent, and that the worst is yet to come.
Director, Will Adams ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network Production. -- Credits: Creative Scotland presents A Scottish Film Talent Network Production In association with Studio Temba Interference Pattern Once Were Farmers [Directed by Will Adams Writing Credits Frank Quitely ... (written by) Cast Vincent Deighan Vincent Deighan ... Chris (voice) Produced by Holly Daniel ... executive producer Rory Lowe ... co-producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Carolynne Sinclair Kidd ... executive producer Paul Welsh ... executive producer Mal Young ... producerMusic by John Cummings Film Editing by Will Adams Art Direction by Tom Bryant Production Management Eloise Coveny ... production managerArt Department Irina Kovalova ... digital painter Georgi Petrov ... digital painterSound Department Paul James ... sound mixerCamera and Electrical Department Tom Bryant ... lightingAnimation Department Stephen Bell ... asset build Ines Bourne ... asset build Nick Hales ... animator Fraser Maclean ... background designer Martin Mcghee ... character modeller Rachad Meya ... shading artist Fran Marcen Narval ... asset build Andrew Scott ... asset build Miguel Silva ... asset build Thomas Thompson ... lighting artistMusic Department Angus McIntyre ... percusionist Production Companies Hopscotch Films Interference Pattern Once Were Farmers Studio Temba].
A girl, more eagle than human, must decide between a life on the wing and her humanity when a stranger arrives on the tide. [Synopsis taken from the Creative Scotland website]
Director, Selina Wagner ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network. -- Credits: Creative Scotland presents A Scottish Film Talent Network Production Blobina Animations [The Girl: Lily O’Connell The Boy: Tom Forster Writer & Director: Selina Wagner Producer: Anna Thomson Editor: Jamie Fraser Music: Mike Vass Sound Design: John Cobban Track Lay: Alex Harris-Macduff Additional Animation: Gavin Robinson Compositing: Mark Wagner Digitcult Centre for the Moving Image BFI Net.Work Hopscotch Films ].
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A scruffy young man is about to arrive in a mysterious city by ship, when he finds himself lost and on the run in its labyrinthine hull. On his surreal journey he’s being chased by the inescapable: himself, the very luggage he was hoping to leave behind.
Director, Sven Werner ; Producer, Scottish Film Talent Network & Hidden Tiger Productions. -- Credits: Creative Scotland presents A Scottish Film Talent Network production in association with Hidden Tiger Productions and Outland Productions (c) Hopscotch Films, CMI, DigiCult and Creative Scotland MMXVII [Directed by Sven Werner Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Sven Werner ... (writer) Cast Seylan Baxter ... Lazlo's Mother Paul Anthony Cassidy ... Supervisor Remo Catani ... Man with Cane Christine Corbett ... Woman in Bar (as Christine Corbett Gilmour) Luke Dilworth ... Boy Laura Docherty ... Theatre Member Giga Gray ... Mother Ciaron Kelly ... Lazlo Petushki Lubna Kerr ... Stern Wife Andrew Marley ... Bellboy Paul McBain ... Lazlo's Father Graeme Miller ... House of Cards contestant Lee Partridge ... Wire Walker Rachel Quilong ... House of Cards Contestant Jude Shedden ... Boy Produced by David Brown ... producer Holly Daniel ... executive producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Carolynne Sinclair Kidd ... executive producer Paul Welsh ... executive producer Music by Graeme Miller Cinematography by Ruan Suess Film Editing by Florian Nonnenmacher Casting By Simone Pereira Hind Production Design by Rebecca Hamilton Costume Design by Katy Lonsdale Makeup Department Joanne McAuliffe ... hair stylist / makeup artist Pamela McWilliams ... hair stylist / makeup artist Production Management Jenny Martin ... production manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Remo Catani ... assistant director Art Department Cameron McArthur ... property master Duncan Perkins ... set designer Sound Department Nigel Dunn ... a.d.r recordist David McKeitch ... boom operator Ali Murray ... sound editorVisual Effects by Fraser Murdoch ... visual effects supervisor Raymond Christopher Holder ... visual effects artist (uncredited)Stunts Stuart Thomson ... stunt coordinator Camera and Electrical Department Fraser Stephen ... assistant camera Editorial Department Stephen C. Horne ... colorist Script and Continuity Department Omiros Vazos ... script supervisor Additional Crew Stuart Anderson ... production assistant Marija Dievkocina ... production staff Paul McBain ... production assistant] .
Documentary which explores the last corporation bus garage in Glasgow and examines how our lost industrial past is providing hope for the future. Within the vast impressive space of Bridgeton bus garage the care taken to restore old vehicles is emblematic of the personal journey some of the individuals working here are on, rebuilding their lives after a troubled past. A layered soundscape evokes the unique atmosphere of this building, highlighting how each vehicle has its own individual acoustics and voice, just like the people working there.
Director, Callum Rice ; Producer, Wingspan Productions. -- Credits: With Specila thanks to the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust & the Back on the Road Programme, Gordon Kerr Craig Campbell Steven Booth Archie Houliston Mark Budd music. Rezzett d. phot. Fraser Rice Sound recordist Jonathon McLoone Dougie Fairgrieve Dubbing Mixer Craig Houston Title design Rachel E Millar Graphics Steven Andrew Swinney Online Editor Andrew Berry Coulourist Ben Mullen edited by Bethany Angus exec. for the BFI. Matimba Kabalika exec. p. for Creative Scotland. Leslie Finlay Exec. p. for the BBC. Emma Cahusac exec. p. for Wingspan Production. Deborah Lee p. Barbara Orton A true tv production Wingspan Productions for BBC BFI Film Forever Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland (c) Callum Rice MMXVII .
Orson Welles trained as an artist before he become an actor and director, and continued to draw and paint throughout his career - character sketches, storyboards, set designs, pictures of the people and places that inspired him.
Director, Mark Cousins ; Producer, Bofa Productions. -- Credits: [narrator Mark Cousins voice of Orson Welles Jack Klaff Credits Direction: Director Mark Cousins Rights: © Bofa Productions Limited Production: A Bofa Production in association with the BBC in association with the Filmstruck Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland World Sales Dogwoof Pictures Executive Producer Mark Bell Executive Producer Mark Thomas Executive Producer Michael Moore Producer Mary Bell Producer Adam Dawtrey Director of Screen Natalie Usher Senior Screen Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Mark Wilson Legal Services Neil Gillard Legal Services Wiggin LLP Acountant Whitelaw Wells Location Manager (Spain and Morocco) Diego Almazán de Pablo Location Manager (USA) Vincent Longo Location Manager (Ireland) Sean Burke Researcher Vincent Longo Researcher Glen Shepherd Writing: Writer Mark Cousins Photography: Cinematographer Mark Cousins Special Effects: Visual Effects Danny Carr Animation: Animation Danny Carr Editing: Editor Timo Langer Music: Composer Matt Regan Sound: Sound Design Ali Murray Voice-over recording Iain McKinna Sound Mix Ali Murray Dialogue Editor Stephen C. Horne Consultant: Business affairs Katharine Otway Consultant Beatrice Welles Legal Adviser David Burgess Legal Adviser Michael Cleaver Legal Adviser Niamh Hargan Insurance O’Sullivan, John].
Filmed as a modern comparison to the amateur films held by the Scottish Film Archive, "Great Western Road" 1914 and "Great Western Road" 1922. General views of Glasgow's Great Western Road, Botanic Gardens, Byres Rd and Grosvenor Cinema.
Director, the Scottish Film Archive. -- Credits: [ed. Michael Chromy and Derek Morrison] Filmed by the Scottish Film Archive by David Brown, Janet McBain, Michael Chromy, Derek Morrison, David Ferguson, Norman Pollock.
In Germany at the end of World War Two, teenager Lore and her four younger siblings are left to fend for themselves when their Nazi parents are taken into Allied custody. The children set out on a gruelling journey across Germany to join their grandmother in Hamburg. Indoctrinated in the extreme beliefs of her parents, Lore only grows stronger in her convictions when circumstances force her and her siblings to travel with Thomas, a young Jewish survivor. Based on the second story in Rachel Seiffert’s novel, ‘The Dark Room’.
Director, Cate Shortland ; Producer, Rohfilm, Porchlight Films, Edge City Films. -- Credits: [Cast maid Antonia Holfelder Hannelore, Lore Saskia Rosendahl Thomas Kai Malina mum Ursina Lardi dad Hans Jochen- wagner Jürgen Mika Seidel Günter André Frid gran Eva-Maria Hagen young German soldier Mike Weidner baby Peter Nick Leander Holaschke farmer Sven Pippig Helmut Philip Wiegratz farmer's wife Katrin Pollitt ox cart man Hendrik Arnst ox cart woman Claudia Geisler young woman with baby Ulrike Medgyesy school house woman 1 Katharina Spiering school house woman 2 Franziska Traub school house woman 3 Hanne Wolharn widow Friederike Frerichs US soldier truck Fabian Stumm US soldier Tim Karasch US soldier Daniel Kohl boatman Jan Peter Heyne US soldier checkpoint Jochen Döring young brunette Birte Schnöink German soldier 1 Lucas Rieber young blonde Wanda Colombina German soldier 2 Pit Bukowski British train soldier Glenn Arrowsmith British train soldier Paul Welsh Credits Direction: Directed by Cate Shortland 1st Assistant Director Barbara Schubert 2nd Assistant Director Tanja Schuh 3rd Assistant Director Karsten Frank Script Supervisor Alisa Leptihn Rights: © Rohfilm Gmbh © Lore Holdings Pty Limited © Creative Scotland © Screen NSW Production: Production Company Rohfilm Production Company Porchlight Films Production Company Edge City Films [Produced] with the support of UK Film Council’s Development Fund [Produced] with support from MEDIA Programme of the European Union [Produced] with support from 121 Media Programme of the European Union Presents Screen Australia Presents Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung Presents Hessen Invest Film Presents Filmförderungsanstalt Presents Deutscher Filmförderfonds Presents Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein Presents Medien- und Filmgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg [Presented] in association with Screen NSW [Presented] in association with Creative Scotland World Sales Memento Films International Executive Producer Margaret Matheson Executive Producer Vincent Sheehan Executive Producer Anita Sheehan Produced by Karsten Stöter Produced by Liz Watts Produced by Paul Welsh Produced by Benny Drechsel Line Producer Germany Kurt Otterbacher Associate Producer Linda Micsko Development & Production Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Linda McClure Production Manager Axel Unbescheid Production Co-ordinator Mathias Krämer Production Accountant (Germany) Antje Eggers Production Accountant (Australia) Gina Hallas Unit Manager Thomas König-Mendler Location Manager Dirk Eberling Assistant Location Manager Tobias Hofmann Location Assistant Saxonia Jens Marschalleck Location Assistant Baden-Württemberg Pamela Schmidt Location Assistant Hessen Christiane Zeitzer Location Assistant Hamburg Arne Czock Post-production Supervisor Colleen Clarke Post-production Supervisor Bec Cubitt Post-production Supervisor PPost & Deliver Production Assistant Helga Kles Production Assistant UK Ashley Black Researcher Alex Howes Researcher Linda Micsko Casting: Casting by Rietz, Jacqueline Casting by Anja Dihrberg Casting Children Kinderagentur Hoeppel Extras Casting Tanja Schuh Extras Casting Karsten Frank Writing: Script Editor Franz Rodenkirchen Written by Cate Shortland Written by Robin Mukherjee Based on the novel ‘The Dark Room’ by Rachel Seiffert Photography: Cinematographer Adam Arkapaw 2nd Unit Camera Operator Luke Thomas Camera Operator Adam Arkapaw Steadicam Operator Jörg Süss Steadicam Operator Harald Mellwig Focus Puller Luke Thomas Clapper/Loader Melina Behle Gaffer Michael Adcock Best Boy Martin Bourgund Best Boy Hamburg Uhlenbrock, Stefan 'Fahle' Electrics Gunter Leber Electrics Ralf Ommerborn Key Grip Glenn Arrowsmith Assistant Grip Paul Fahle Video Split Operator Jonathan Phiri Stills: Stills Photographer Adam Arkapaw Stills Photographer Vanessa Fuentes Stills Photographer Grace Cramer Stills Photographer Karsten Frank Stills Photographer Dorothea Trebs Stills Photographer Thomas Maximilian Jauk Special Effects: Visual Effects Artist Jamie Russell CGI John Butler Digital VFX 422 Glasgow Editing: Editor Veronika Jenet 1st Assistant Editor James Sutton Design: Production Designer Silke Fischer Art Director Jochen Dehn Assistant Art Director Marie-Luise Balzer Set Dressing Anna Dischkow Key Art Jeremy Saunders Property Master Lars Brockmann Standby Props Master Friederike Berthold Costumes: Costume Designer Stefanie Bieker Costume Design Assistant Susanne Platz Costume Design Assistant Gregory Nelson Costume Research Nikola Hoeltz Wardrobe Supervisor Ulrike Kiss-Rudies Wardrobe Assistant Katrin Westerhausen Wardrobe Assistant Clara Rakemann Historical Wardrobes/Costumes Hoeltz, Nicola Make-up: Make-up by Katrin Westerhausen Hair and Make-up Artist Katrin Westerhausen Hair and Make-up Artist Ulrike Borrmann Titles: Title Design Jeremy Saunders Title Design Veronika Jenet End Credits Takahiro Suzuki Film processing: Laboratory Services DeLuxe Australia Digital Intermediate EFilm Australia [Digital Intermediate] Colourist Jamie Hediger [Digital Intermediate] Producer Katherine Heads [Digital Intermediate] Supervisor Matthew M. North [Digital Intermediate] Editor Matthew T. Griffin Music: Composer Max Richter Solo Violin Everton Nelson Solo Cello Ian Burdge Solo Piano Max Richter Sound: {Music} Recorded by Rupert Coulson Sound Designer Sam Petty Sound Recordist Michael Busch Boom Swinger Michael Janssen Sound Mixer Robert Mackenzie Sound Mixer Sam Petty Supervising Sound Editor Sam Petty Dialogue Editor Antony Gray Dialogue Editor Yulia Akerholt [Sound Effects] Editor Brooke Trezise ADR Recordist (Sydney) Liesl Pieterse ADR Recordist (Berlin) Uwe Engel Foley Walker Mario Vaccaro Foley Recordist Adam Connelly Mix Assistant Liesl Pieterse Foley Editor Lucas Bone Subtitles: Subtitles Kristian Whitlock Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Becker Stunts Stunt Co-ordinator Andreas Mayer Consultant: Lead Legals Nina Stevenson Lead Legals Eve Foreman Lead Legals Australia Macleay William Dolby Consultant Bruce Emery Dialogue Coach/Dramaturg Hanne Wolharn Translations Elisabeth Meister Publicity: EPK & Behind the Scenes Interviews by Karsten Stöter EPK & Behind the Scenes Edited & Completed by Gabriel Dowrick Miscellaneous: The producers would like to thank especially Rachel Seiffert].
Frankie Boyle is Harvey Higgins in a comedy about how conquering your demons might not always produce the desired results. Harvey is given an ultimatum by his wife - refrain from drinking alcohol on a business trip or return to an empty house. Will Harvey be able to save his marriage?
Director, Greg Hemphill ; Producer, Hopscotch Films . -- Credits: (c) Hopscotch Film Ltd 2014 [Harvey Higgins: Frankie Boyle Vicky Higgins: Julie Astin Ellie Higgins: Daisy Littlefield AA Attendee: Martin Docherty AA Attendee: Julie Wilson Nimmo AA Attendee: Lorraine McIntosh AA Attendee: Gavin Mitchell Rory: Gianni Capaldi The Boss: Gordon Kennedy Air Stewardess: Lorna Craig Businessman on Plane: Matt Costello Air Marshall: Mark Cox Pilot: David Gallacher Co-pilot: Colin Little Writer: Greg Hemphill Director: Greg Hemphill Producer: Carolynne Sinclair Kidd].
A corrupt, junkie cop with bipolar disorder attempts to manipulate his way through a promotion in order to win back his wife and daughter while also fighting his own inner demons.
Director, Jon S. Baird ; Producer, Steel Mill Pictures, Logie Pictures. -- Credits: [Cast Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson James McAvoy Ray ‘Raymundo’ Lennox Jamie Bell Gorman Martin Compston Chrissie Kate Dickie Peter Inglis Emun Elliot Mary Joanne Froggatt Bunty Blades Shirley Henderson Gus Bain Gary Lewis Carole Shauna MacDonald Dougie Gillman Brian McCardie Amanda Drummond Imogen Poots Chief Inspector Bob Toal John Sessions Clifford ‘Bladesey’ Blades Eddie Marsan Dr Rossi Jim Broadbent Ocky Iain De Caestecker Estelle Joy McAvoy Lexo Jordan Young Size Queen Pollyanna McIntosh Stephanie Bobby Rainsbury tramp Michael Moreland Mme. Maisie Therese Bradley Japanese student Zack Niizato rent boy Robin Laing Hamburg Carole Franziska Altmeyer Hector Ron Donachie Diana Tracy-Ann Oberman Bobby Mitchell Mullen little Davie Jake Wilson Euan Luke Macdonald dealer's girlfriend Jodie Maccallum drunken Santa Claus Chris Young uniformed policeman Jonathan Watson punter David Soul skanky dealer Chris Cameron Colin Colin Healy posh lady Lauren Maddox Anna Natasha O'Keeffe Steven Chidi Chickwe Sunil Sanjeev Kohli Anil Neil D'souza air stewardess Vanda Dadras obnoxious son Jamie Wallace Mme. R. Zen Ficken Trudie Styler Stacey Megan Finn Credits Direction: Directed by Jon S. Baird 1st Assistant Director David Gilchrist 2nd Assistant Director Adam Byles 2nd Assistant Director Mark Murdoch 2nd Assistant Director Jennie Fava 3rd Assistant Director Zoe Smith Trainee Assistant Director Grant Butler 3rd Assistant Director Stina Elinderson 3rd Assistant Director Baudouin Du Bois 3rd Assistant Director Manuel Stülten 3rd Assistant Director Ian Hughes Script Supervisor Margaret Graham Rights: © Lithium Pictures Ltd Production: Production Company Steel Mill Pictures Production Company Logie Pictures Co-production Egoli Tossell Film Co-production Pinewood Studio Berlin Film Services In co-production with Filmgate Films In co-production with Film i Väst In co-production with Entre Chien et Loup Produced with the support of Belgian Federal Government Tax Shelter [Produced] in association with Maven Pictures [Produced] in association with Film House Germany [Produced] in association with Altitude Film Entertainment [Produced] in association with Lionsgate UK [Produced] in association with Mollywood [Produced] in association with Creative Scotland Executive Producer Dastmaltchi, Mohammed Hans Executive Producer Marc Hansell Executive Producer Pierre Lorinet Executive Producer Benjamin Melkman Executive Producer Yasin Qureshi Executive Producer Valentini, Jean-Pierre Executive Producer Charles E. Bush Jr Executive Producer Jon Harris Executive Producer Zygi Kamasa Executive Producer Guy Avshalom Executive Producer Meyer, Nick Executive Producer Marc Schaberg Executive Producer Irvine Welsh Executive Producer Matt Petzny Executive Producer Jane L. Bruce Executive Producer Stefan Haller Executive Producer Robin Houcken Executive Producer Ralph Dietrich Executive Producer Karin Dietrich Executive Producer Stephan Giger Produced by Ken Marshall Produced by Jon S. Baird Produced by Trudie Styler Produced by Jens Meurer Produced by Christian Angermayer Produced by Celine Rattray Produced by Mark Amin Produced by Stephen Mao Produced by Will Clarke Produced by James McAvoy Co-produced by Sean Wheelan Co-produced by Jessica Ask Co-produced by Benoît Roland Co-producer Berry van Zwieten Line Producer O'Neal, Alex Production Executive Marc Wächter Executive Producer Bolton, Tony Executive Producer Paul Andrew Williams Executive Producer Johan Palmberg Co-producer Chris Billows Associate Producer Rachel Dargavel Head of Business Affairs George Pank Development and Production Leslie Finlay Business Affairs Linda McClure Production Manager Stephen Burt Production Manager Daniel Andersson Production Manager Sandrine Viu Masia Production Manager Björn Eggert Production Manager Richard Landy Production Co-ordinator Heather Stewart Production Co-ordinator Matt Brown Production Co-ordinator Mirella Friis Production Co-ordinator Sandra Carlsson Production Accountant Jon Miller Production Accountant Udo Röttger Post-production Accountant Maxine Stanley Assistant Accountant Paul Imrie Assistant Accountant Jackie McBride Unit Manager Danny Khoudary Location Manager Robbie Kirkpatrick Location Manager Yourek Dury Location Manager Benjamin Ackerman Location Manager Richard Godfrey Location Scout Michael Campbell Location Scout Guy Baudoin Location Assistant Chris Cameron Location Assistant David de Sutter Location Assistant Sophie van Impe Post-production Consultant Steve Harrow Post-production Supervisor Jay Coquillon Production Secretary Ashley McFarlane Production Administrator Liliane Wang Production Assistant Iain Canning Production Assistant Malin Leuchovius Floor Runner Alex McKay Completion Guarantee Provided by European Film Bonds A/S Completion Guarantee Provided by DFG Deutsche Filmversicherungsgemeinschaft Production and Studio Facilities Film i Väst Casting: Casting Kahleen Crawford Casting Danny Jackson Casting Janet Hirshenson Casting Jane Jenkins Casting Extras Feber Casting Writing: Written by Jon S. Baird Based on the novel by Irvine Welsh Photography: Director of Photography Matthew Jensen Camera Operator Ben Wilson Focus Puller Sam Barnes Focus Puller Tim Allan Clapper Loader Jonathan Wright Clapper-Loader Emma Friend Camera Trainee Alasdair Boyce Gaffer Scott Napier Head Gaffer Dieter van der Eecken Gaffer Tommy van den Bempt Gaffer Laurens de Grande Gaffer Bob Horsfield Best Boy Colin Price Electrician Grant McLean Electrician Callum Milne Electrician Claudio Fransson Electrician Stefan Rentel Electrician John Attwood Electrician Bourke, Dave Electrician Dean Foard Electrician Paul Cronin Key Grip Bob Freeman Grip Iain Johnstone Grip Stuart Bunting Grip Assistant Jon McCormick Grip Assistant Christoffer Skoog Rigger Iain Harrison Video Assist Myriam Amouri Stills: Stills Photographer Neil Davidson Stills Photographer Patrick Skoglöw Stills Photographer Caroline Lessire Stills Photography Kulbach, Stephanie Special Effects: Visual Effects Supervisor Håkan Blomdahl Visual Effects Producer Sean Wheelan Visual Effects Co-ordinator Malin Leuchovius Visual Effects Filmgate Visual Effects Artist Anna Andersson Visual Effects Artist Elin Kothe Visual Effects Artist Linus Lindbalk Visual Effects Artist Martin Malmqvist Visual Effects Artist Simon Martinsson Visual Effects Artist Daniel Nielsen Visual Effects Artist Timo Narhi Visual Effects Artist Magnus Olsson Visual Effects Artist Daniel Reidler Visual Effects Artist Gustav Tornroth Special Effects Supervisor Joanna Dewar Gibb Animation: Animation Producer Josephine Gallagher Animator Roly Edwards Animator Cerissa Grieve Animator Satjit Matharu Animator Jim Field Digital Artworkers Emmanuel Edeh Digital Artworkers Amy Wolfe Digital Artworkers Katia Mironova Compositor David Horsburgh Systems Engineer Henrik Norin Backgrounds Benji Davies Animation Sequence Frater [Animation] Produced at Agile Films Editing: Editor Mark Eckersley On-line Editor Dieter Allaerts On-line Editor Florentijn Bos Additional Editor Jon Gregory 1st Assistant Editor Steven Worsley Visual Effects Editor Steven Worsley Design: Picture Post-production Facility Galaxy Studios NV Belgium {Picture Post-production} Head of Production Ralph Broos {Picture Post-production} Financial Controller Rudi Gijbels {Picture Post-production} Financial Controller Cindy Mermans Scanning and Dustbust Operator Andy Burrow Production Designer Mike Gunn Art Director Cambell, Moley Standby Art Director Zoë Wight Standby Art Director Tom Knight Set Decorator Claire Pidgeon Set Decorator Claire Pidgeon Graphics Ryan Clachrie Graphics Russell McGovern Graphics Assistant Kimberly Bright Storyboard Designer Derek Gray Petty Cash Buyer Kyle McCallum Props Buyer Eona McCallum Props Buyer Louise Drake Props Buyer Claire Pidgeon Props Master Paul Campbell Propmaster Anna Alaeddine Prop Master Malcolm Holt Dressing Props Cameron White Dressing Props Gilbert Scott Dressing Props Bruno .
A dramatised account of the invention of radar. Scottish meteorologist Robert Watson Watt answers the call when the Air Ministry seeks an invention to help protect Britain. After a successful small scale field test, Watson Watt assembles a team of unproven scientists.
Director, Gillies MacKinnon ; Producer, Hero Film & televison Production, Black Camel Pictures. -- Credits: This film is inspired by real events and the life of Robert Watson Watt Some characters and scenes have been created for dramatic purposes. Hitler's Luftwaffe outnumbered the RAF by 3:1 at the Batlle of Britain. Watson Watt's Radar system proved decisive in their finest hour... Watson Watt's great contribution was recognised with a knighthood in 1942. Watson Watt said if he was the father of radar, then Arnold 'Skip' Wilkins was the mother. Their invention went on to spawn many others that underpin the modern world, from air traffic control to the microwave oven... (c) Castle Films Limited 2014 [Cast Robert Watson Watt Eddie Izzard Henry Tizard Alex Jennings Frederick Lindemann David Hayman Margaret Watson Watt Laura Fraser Arnold 'Skip' Wilkins Karl Davies Albert Rowe Julian Rhind-Tutt Winston Churchill Tim McInnerny Pat Arran Tulloch Edward 'Taffy' Bowen Celyn Jones Higgy Iain McKee Bainbridge Bell Joe Bone Secretary Lesley Harcourt scientist Stephen Chance scientist Carl Heap Navy Guard Nick Elliott Credits Direction: Director Gillies MacKinnon Production: Production Company Hero Film & televison Production Production Company Black Camel Pictures Executive Producer Judy Naake Executive Producer Simon Wheeler Executive Producer for BBC Scotland Ewan Angus Producer Simon Wheeler Writing: Written by Ian Kershaw Unknown: [Produced] For BBC] .
Future My Love is a unique love story challenging our collective and personal utopias in search of freedom. At the brink of losing the idealistic love of her life, filmmaker Maja Borg takes us on a poetic road trip through the financial collapse, exploring a radically different economic and social model proposed by 95 year-old futurist Jacque Fresco
Director, Maja Borg ; Producer, SDI Productions, Lisbet Gabrielsson Film AB, Maja Borg Filmproduktion. -- Credits: [Nadya Cazan as N.E.M. , Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows and Colin D. Calway, Orlando Capote, George Wright, John Darvill, Peter Joseph, Daniel Bedford, Martin Watmough, Sven Erik Prytz Written and directed by: Maja Borg Producer: Sonja Henrici Producers: Lisbet Gabrielsson, Maja Borg Executive Producer: Noé Mendelle Cinematography: Minttu Mäntynen, Maja Borg Sound: Siri Rodnes, Mario Adamson, Jen Longhurst Editing: Colin Monie, Patricia Gomes Story Consultants: Åsa Mossberg, Jes Benstock Production Managers: Siri Rödnes, Lovisa Farrow, Ruth Reid Composer: Per Störby Music performed by: The New Tango Orquesta Additional Music: Mario Adamson Sound Design & Mix: Mario Adamson Supported by: Creative Scotland (Development and Production: Leslie Finlay. Business Affairs: Linda McClure) The Swedish Film Institute (with production support from Film Commissioners Lisa Ohlin, Tove Torbiörnsson) in co-production with: Sveriges Television (Commissioning Editor: Axel Arnö)].
Filmed on the shores of a sea loch, in exactly the same place, at exactly the same time, every day for a year, Stay the Same is a hauntingly beautiful meditation on time, solitude and isolation. It is the third in a triptych of films exploring different forms of personal film making starting with Sam’s first film I.D.
Director, Sam Firth ; Producer, Tiny Spark Productions. -- Credits: Tiny Spark Productions, Creative Scotland and the British Film Institute presents Stay the Same d. and ed. by Sam Firth music. Fraya Thomsen sound design. Duncan Warrick music performed by Louise McMonagle Recorded by Rob Szeliga and John Cohen Coulourist. Felipe Olid Developed with the support of the BFI Film Fund (c) British Film Institute and Tiny Spark Productions .
Mark Cousins’ dreamlike evocation of his home city drives far beyond its over familiar political story to find a capital of rich history and startling beauty. Our guide is not Cousins himself, but a 10,000-year-old lady who claims to be the spirit of the city itself, taking us on a journey through the city’s rich, complex and often tragic history. From wandering through the streets, meeting jaunty pensioners Rosie and Maud, to the horrors of the Troubles, I Am Belfast is an impassioned, politically engaged and inventive love letter from Cousins to his hometown.
Director, Mark Cousins ; Producer, A Hopscotch Films, Canderblinks Films production. -- Credits: [Belfast Helena Bereen the last bigot Sean Perry bus driver Shane McCafferty Betty Patricia Brook drag queens Cherrie Ontop drag queens Sassie Longshaft lively women Rosie McKee lively women Maud Bell voices Helena Bereen voices Mark Cousins voices Lalor Roddy Credits Direction: Director Mark Cousins Rights: © British Film Institute, The © I Am Belfast Limited Production: A Hopscotch Films and Canderblinks Films production Hopscotch Films A Hopscotch Films and Canderblinks Films production Canderblinks Film Developed and produced with the partial assistance of the European Regional Development Fund Developed and produced with the partial assistance of the European Regional Development Fund through Northern Ireland Screen Supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland Made with the support of the BFI Film Fund Producer John Archer Producer Chris Martin Writing: Writer Mark Cousins Photography: Image by Christopher Doyle Image by Mark Cousins Editing: Editor Timo Langer Design: Production Designer Shane Bunting Music: Music David Holmes Sound: Sound Recordist Martin Harrison].
Garry Fraser was born into a family of poverty, violence and alcohol addiction on Edinburgh’s notorious Muirhouse estate. In this documentary, Fraser, a filmmaker and recovered heroin addict, takes us to the heart of the poor, marginalized community he grew up in. This is an open and heart rending journey where Fraser faces some grim challenges before being able to move forward with his own life.
Director, Garry Anthony Fraser ; Producer, Aconite Productions. -- Credits: [Year 2014 Type of film Features Running Time 75 mins Format HD Director Garry Anthony Fraser 1st Feature ProducerAimara Reques Editor Lee Archer Screen writerLorna Hutcheon Director of Photography Garry Torrance Music Zambian Astronaut Production Companies Aconite Productions Distributors Journeyman Pictures (2014) (World-wide) (all media)].
The year is 1945, the closing stages of WW2, and a German scientist by the name of Klausener is working on a frightening new technology that has the power to create an immortal Nazi army. Flash forward to present day, and a NATO task force is hurriedly deployed to Eastern Europe, where a sinister enemy appears to be mercilessly killing everything in its path. But this is no ordinary foe.
Director, Steve Barker ; Producer, Black Camel Pictures . -- Credits: [Directed by Steve Barker Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Steve Barker Rae Brunton Cast (in credits order) Catherine Steadman Catherine Steadman ... Lena Richard Coyle Richard Coyle ... Wallace Ali Craig Ali Craig ... Hall Nick Nevern Nick Nevern ... Carlisle Daniel Caltagirone Daniel Caltagirone ... Macavoy Gary McDonald Gary McDonald ... Abbot Johnny Meres Johnny Meres ... Götz Julian Wadham Julian Wadham ... Francis Hunt Michael Byrne Michael Byrne ... Neurath Martin Bell Martin Bell ... Young Neurath Clive Russell Clive Russell ... Marius John P. Arnold John P. Arnold ... Tech Philip Barratt Philip Barratt ... Young Klausener Domenic Pontone Domenic Pontone ... Josef Paul Birchard Paul Birchard ... Cains Alice da Cunha Alice da Cunha ... Nurse Carter Ferguson Carter Ferguson ... Jem Philip Rosch Philip Rosch ... Harper Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Harriet Collings Harriet Collings ... Nazi Zombie Niall Greig Fulton Niall Greig Fulton ... Boy's Father David Gant David Gant ... Klausener Adam Harkin Adam Harkin ... Nazi surgeon John Kazek John Kazek ... Muir Jacques Kerr Jacques Kerr ... Doctor James McCreadie James McCreadie ... Scared local John McGilvary John McGilvary ... Nazi #3 Sam McMurtrie Sam McMurtrie ... Nazi Surgeon Gareth Morrison Gareth Morrison ... Nazi Zombie James G. O'Hara James G. O'Hara ... Lead Militia Kieran Parker Kieran Parker ... Glen Will Patrick Roberts Will Patrick Roberts ... Nazi Zombie Victim Dagmara Szkolnicka Dagmara Szkolnicka ... Female Aide Vivien Taylor Vivien Taylor ... Matron Dominic Watters Dominic Watters ... The Subject / Nazi Zombie Matthew Workman Matthew Workman ... Militia Boy Pj Barnard Pj Barnard ... Nazi Zombie (uncredited) Leo Horsfield Leo Horsfield ... Nazi Zombie (uncredited) Produced by Jamie Carmichael ... executive producer Angela Murray ... line producer Arabella Page Croft ... producer Kieran Parker ... producer Shail Shah ... executive producer Nigel Thomas ... executive producer Charlotte Walls ... executive producerMusic by Theo Green Cinematography by Darran Tiernan Film Editing by Bill Gill Chris Gill Casting By Kate Plantin Production Design by Jamie Lapsley Art Direction by Moley Campbell Costume Design by Alison Mitchell ... (as Ali Mitchell)Makeup Department Jessica Cruickshank ... makeup artist Maxine Dallas ... makeup artist Robbie Drake ... prosthetics technician Doone Forsyth ... trainee makeup artist Charlotte Alice Hastie ... trainee makeup artist Joanna Howie ... trainee makeup artist Paul Hyett ... special make-up effects designer Melissa Lenihan ... prosthetic technician Niamh Morrison ... makeup designer Conal Palmer ... prosthetic technician Mary Jane Pearson ... trainee makeup artist Paula Rebanks ... makeup artist Stephanie Lynne Smith ... special makeup effects artist Natalie Todman ... makeup artistProduction Management Victoria Dabbs ... production manager Clare Kerr ... production managerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Wendy Ashman ... second assistant director Harry Boyd ... first assistant director Graham Drover ... third assistant director Katharine K.K. Kennedy ... extras coordinator Mark Murdoch ... second assistant directorArt Department Philip Barratt ... graphic artist Stephen Bryce ... standby art director Ryan Clachrie ... art department assistant Matthew Clark ... art department assistant Luisa Cocozza ... painter Lauren Coleman ... painter Alison Irwin ... scenic artist Christine Leatham ... painter Gary Loughran ... scenic artist David Macleod ... standby props Maisie Nottingham ... painter Shona Paton ... petty cash buyer Shaun Patton ... props Lee Porter ... production buyer John Riddell ... propmaker Gordon Rogers ... construction manager Tony Sheridan ... props master Lynsey Sinnamon ... head scenic artist Gavin Smith ... carpenter Gillian Tormey ... painter Mischa Zielinska ... painterSound Department Mark Benson ... foley mixer / foley recordist Andy Botham ... sound re-recording engineer Lewis Clark ... assistant sound engineer Rada Danilovic ... sound designer / sound effects editor Matt Davies ... sound mix technician Romain Drouillon ... french dubbing mixer Phitz Hearne ... head of audio Ben Hooper ... dialogue editor / supervising sound editor James Hyde ... adr recordist Robert Karlsson ... dolby sound consultant Nick Kray ... adr mixer Micheal MacKinnon ... adr recordist Joe Maher ... sound re-recording engineer Alastair Mason ... production sound mixer Kian McClure ... boom operator Markus Moll ... re-recording mixer Andy Stallabrass ... adr mixer John Steele ... sound re-recording engineer Louisa Sutherland-Smith ... sound producer Martin Wales ... sound assistant Emma Wanford ... foley artistSpecial Effects by Elle Baird ... prosthetic makeup artist Joanna Dewar-Gibb ... special effects manager (as Joanna Dewar Gibb) Dave Evans ... special effects technician Chris Fitzgerald ... special effects makeup Mike Kelt ... special effects supervisorVisual Effects by Uday Bhaskar Bandaru ... visual effects artist Praveen Bareria ... visual effects Charlotte Collings ... di producer Vikas Gandhi ... visual effects producer Reuben Goodyear ... di producer Piers Hampton ... executive visual effects supervisor Riddhi Jha ... visual production assistant Ravi Karinki ... visual effects artist Ben McIlveen ... visual effects editor Tom Russell ... senior colourist Venkatasubramanian ... visual effects producer Steve Waugh ... visual effects artistStunts Abbi Collins ... stunt coordinator Carter Ferguson ... fight arranger Gary Robert ... utility stuntsCamera and Electrical Department Anna Benbow ... focus puller: a camera Mike Benson ... electrician Paul Benson ... gaffer Julie Bills ... camera operator: a camera Robbie Cairns ... trainee camera: Dailies Erin Currie ... second assistant camera: dailies Neil Davidson ... still photographer Stuart Farmer ... electrician Dave Fowler ... best boy Claire Louise Fraser ... camera trainee Iain Harrison ... rigger Neil Hartop ... additional photography John Hutton ... generator operator Robbie Jones ... gaffer: pickups Damian Leitch ... camera assistant: "a" camera Jon McCormick ... assistant rigger Ryan McHenry ... camera trainee Alan C. McLaughlin ... additional director of photography (as Alan McLaughlin) Grant McPhee ... digital imaging technician Callum Milne ... electrician Mark Morley ... key grip Leo Robb ... video assist Chris Shaw ... focus puller: b camera Jonathan Wright ... camera assistant: "b" cameraCasting Department Abigail Barbier ... adr voice casting Louis Elman ... adr voice castingCostume and Wardrobe Department Mairi Claire Bowser ... costume trainee Hollie Danby ... costume trainee Harriet Edmonds ... key costumer Connie Fairbairn ... costume maker Elizabeth Healy ... costume supervisor John Laurie ... costume assistant April Nash ... costume trainee Orsolya Sallai ... costume assistant Lex Wood ... assistant costume designerEditorial Department Naysun Alae-Carew ... additional editing / opening titles editor David Garbutt ... assistant editor Steve Harrow ... post production consultant Jamie Lapsley ... opening title design Ben McIlveen ... on-line editor Andrew Merlino ... on-line editor Tom Russell ... colourist Graham Struthers ... assistant editorLocation Management Tom Jenkins ... location manager Duncan Leishman ... location assistantMusic Department Patrick Jonsson ... music programmer Alison Wright ... music supervisor Helen Yates ... music supervisorScript and Continuity Department Dolina Macfarlane ... script supervisor Alasdair Morrison ... script editorAdditional Crew Naysun Alae-Carew ... assistant to the producers Hazel Borthwick ... production secretary Christine Corner ... auditor Marilyn Edmond ... key floor runner Julie Falconer ... unit nurse Shawn Fleming ... production accountant Mark Geddes ... Screen Commissioner: SWSSC Louise Green ... post production accountant Glynn Henderson ... safety consultant Paul.
Glasgow street scenes, filmed as a modern comparison to the film "Glasgow and the Clyde Coast" 1910. [See ref. 0044].
Director, the Scottish Film Archive. -- Credits: [filmed and ed. Michael Chromy and Derek Morrison].
Donkeys is a bittersweet, tragi-comic tale. When Alfred learns of his impending death he realises it's time to make amends with his estranged family. However, before things get better they get a whole lot worse and a blast from the past injects calamity, comedy and confusion into Alfred's efforts.
Director, Morag McKinnon ; Producer, Sigma Films . -- Credits: [AlfredPatterson James Cosmo Brian Colburn Brian Pettifer Stevie Blantyre Martin Compston Jackie Morrison Kate Dickie Bronwyn Morrison Natasha Watson Dr. April Hayley Nathalie Press Clyde Tony Curran Crispin John Comerford Margaret Blantyre Hope Ross TT Carolyn Calder Credits Direction: Director Morag McKinnon Rights: © Rounding Up Donkeys Ltd. © Zentropa Entertainments5 ApS © UK Film Council © Scottish Screen Production: A Sigma Films production Sigma Films Presents UK Film Council Presents Scottish Screen Presents Danske Filmværksted Executive Producer Gillian Berrie Executive Producer Sisse Graum JØrgensen Executive Producer Carole Sheridan Producer Anna Duffield Casting: Casting Director Kahleen Crawford Writing: Screenplay Colin McLaren Photography: Director of Photography Lol Crawley Editing: Editor Colin Monie Editor Jake Roberts Design: Production Designer Mark Leese Costumes: Costume Designer Anna Lau Sound: Sound Douglas MacDougall Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Steve Griffin Unknown: In association with Glasgow Film Office Financed in association with Limelight Productions In association with Zentropa Entertainments5 Made with the support of UK Film Council Development Fund Made with the support of UK Film Council New Cinema Fund Supported by National Lottery through Scottish Screen].
Hectic days and late nights. Londoner Daphne is caught up in the daily rush of her restaurant job, and a nightlife kaleidoscope of new faces. She is strong, funny, and acerbic but deep down she is not happy. Stuck in a rut, she can’t move forward. Then when she saves the life of a shop keeper, stabbed in a failed robbery, the impenetrable armour she wears to protect herself begins to crack and Daphne is forced to fight against the inevitability of a much needed change in her life.
Director, Peter Mackie Burns ; Producer, The Bureau. -- Credits: [Daphne Vitale Emily Beecham Joe Tom Vaughan-Lawlor David Nathaniel Martello-White Rachida Ritu Arya Beth Karina Fernandez Billie Sinead Matthews Kumar Ragevan Vasan Tom Osy Ikhile Benny Amra Mallassi Adam Stuart McQuarrie Rita Geraldine James Jay McPartland, Ryan Nacho Matthew Pidgeon Sofia Rania Kurdi Tracey Ruth Bradley cashier Erica Guyatt Jimbo Timothy Innes WPC Curtis Victoria Willing Samir Kareem Youseff Lina Reem Youseff girl on bus 1 Esther Siyabola girl on bus 2 Corinna Brown Credits Direction: Directed by Peter Mackie Burns 1st Assistant Director Alice Caronna Additional 1st Assistant Director - Daily Mark Lacey 2nd Assistant Director Nick Starr Additional 3rd Assistant Director - Daily Amber Tordoff-Gibson Crowd Wrangler - Daily Andrew Richards Script Supervisor Evelien Kortum Rights: © Daphne Productions © Creative Scotland © British Film Institute, The Production: A production from The Bureau Developed with the support of Microwave Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Supported by The Bureau Supported by BFI Film Fund Presents BFI Presents Creative Scotland International Sales by Bureau Sales, The Executive Producer Lizzie Francke Executive Producer Robbie Allen Executive Producer Rosie Crerar Executive Producer Vincent Gadelle Produced by Valentina Brazzini Produced by Tristan Goligher Line Producer Victoria Goodall For The Bureau (Head of Production) Gerardine O'Flynn For The Bureau (Producer's Assistant) Aileen Flanagan For The Bureau (Producer's Assistant) Sean Richard For BFI (Director of Lottery Film Fund) Ben Roberts For BFI (Development Executive) Kristin Irving For BFI (Production Manager) Emma Kayee For BFI (Head of Production Finance) Ian Kirk For BFI (Head of Production Finance) Ian Kirk For BFI (Business Affairs Manager) Clare Coulter For Creative Scotland (Director of Screen) Natalie Usher For Creative Scotland (Legal Manager) Mark Wilson For Creative Scotland (Legal Services) Neil Gillard For Creative Scotland (Legal Services) Karen Hogarty Production Manager Amaka Ugwunkwo Production Accountant Sam Scowcroft Post-production Accountant Andrew Georgiou Unit Manager Steve Lajolie Location Manager Sara Briggs Locations Unit Manager - Daily Sam Courtnage Location Scout Al Mackay Collection Agent Services by Compact Collections Casting: Casting by Danny Jackson Casting by Kahleen Crawford Casting Assistant Polly Malloch Writing: Written by Nico Mensinga Photography: Director of Photography Adam Scarth Steadicam Operator Andrew Fletcher 1st Assistant Camera Eira Wyn Jones Additional 1st Assistant Camera - Daily Jake McClean Additional 1st Assistant Camera - Daily Gary Long 2nd Assistant Camera Matt Farrant Digital Imaging Technician Oliver Martin Digital Imaging Technician Milan, Alix Gaffer Tim Jordan Best Boy Ben Manwaring Spark Antonis Tsiakos Key Grip Aaron Porter Grip - Daily Carl Dunn Stills: Stills Photographer Agatha A. Nitecka Editing: Editor Nick Emerson Assistant Assembly Editor Thy Quach Assistant Editor Monika Radwanska Additional Assistant Editor Craig Ferreira Design: Picture Post Facilities Technicolor Production Designer Mara-ón Tejedor, Miren Art Director Simon Walker Standby Art Director Daisy Moseley Set Decorator Augusta Ackerman Food Stylist Katherine Tidy Assistant Food Stylist Sam Dixon Art Department Graphic Designer - Daily Callum Henderson Fridge Artwork Iris Mackie Props Master Christopher Pigott Art Department Assistant Kalli Zifou Costumes: Costume Designer Nigel Egerton Costume Supervisor Lucy McGill Costume Assistant Christina Benlloch Additional Costume Assistant - Daily Sarah McGovern Wardrobe Mistress - Daily Bethany Cross Make-up: Hair and Make-up Designer Nicole Stafford Additional Make-up Artist Sally Rose Davidson Additional Make-up Artist Jacqui Rathore Make-Up and Hair Artist Gabor Kerekes Music: Composer/Score Composed by Sam Beste Score Performed by Sam Beste Drums by Nathan Allen Harmonica by Philip Achille Vocals by Rahel Debebe-Dessalegne Music Supervisor Lucy Bright Music Supervisor Iain Cooke Sound: Score Recorded by Sam Beste [Production] Sound Mixer Haywood, Stevie Sound Maintenance Peryer, Howard Sound Re-recorded at LjudBang Re-recording Mixer Per Boström Supervising Sound Editor Joakim Sundström Dialogue Editor Alexander Berggren Sound Effects Editor Christer Melén Foley Artist David Silverin Consultant: Legal Services by Fieldfisher Legal Services by Tim Johnson Legal Services by MacKintosh, Emily Snake Handler Andrew Morrison Publicity: EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Tessa Morgan Supplier: Camera Equipment Panavision Ltd Lighting Equipment Haze Lighting Ltd Lighting Equipment Cinelease UK Ltd Lighting Equipment ARRI Film processing: Digital Intermediate by Technicolor Production Services London Digital Intermediate Colourist John Claude Digital Intermediate Online Editor Ben McIlveen Digital Intermediate Producer Rachael Watmough Miscellaneous: The filmmakers would like to thank Ryan Gosling].
Lost in France is an exhilarating documentary exploring the rise of this Glaswegian music scene, revisiting a defining, chaotic trip to France in the musicians’ early careers. Featuring a stunning mix of live performances and frequently hilarious interviews, the film reunites key label personnel in an intimate exploration of friendship, memory and making music.
Director, Niall McCann ; Producer, Still Films, Edge City Films. -- Credits: [NIALL MCCANN: WRITER / DIRECTOR CHEMIKAL UNDERGROUND & FRIENDS: MUSIC BY NICKY GOGAN: PRODUCER / EDITOR PAUL WELSH: PRODUCER KIMBERLEY LOOI: PRODUCTION MANAGER KARLA HEALION: OUTREACH PRODUCER JULIAN SCHWANITZ: CINEMATOGRAPHER #1 MATTHEW BOYDE: CINEMATOGRAPHER #2 CARA HOLMES: EDITOR FIADHNAIT MCCANN: SOUND DESIGN CAROLINE CAMPBELL: MUSIC SUPERVISOR].
Lifelong friends Vaughn Carter (Jack Lowden - DUNKIRK) and Marcus Trenton (Martin McCann – THE SURVIVALIST) head to an isolated village in the Scottish Highlands for a weekend hunting trip which descends into a never-ending nightmare. The men wrestle with intense paranoia and escalating fear as their friendship disintegrates and the locals close in, turning the hunt into a desperate struggle for survival.
Director, Matt Palmer ; Producer, Wellington Films . -- Credits: [Directed by Matt Palmer ... (as Matthew Palmer)Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Matt Palmer ... (as Matthew Palmer)Cast (in credits order) Jack Lowden Jack Lowden ... Vaughn Martin McCann Martin McCann ... Marcus Tony Curran Tony Curran ... Logan McClay Ian Pirie Ian Pirie ... Brian McClay Rest of cast listed alphabetically: George Anton George Anton ... Angus Kate Bracken Kate Bracken ... Iona Therese Bradley Therese Bradley ... Mary Joe Cassidy Joe Cassidy ... Pete Cameron Jack Cameron Jack ... Frank Kitty Lovett Kitty Lovett ... Kara Cal MacAninch Cal MacAninch ... Al Conor McCarron Conor McCarron ... Donald Rob McGillivray Rob McGillivray ... Johnny Sutherland Donald McLeary Donald McLeary ... Grant Cody Mitchell Cody Mitchell ... Findlay Olivia Morgan Olivia Morgan ... Anna Ben Stranahan Ben Stranahan ... Rab Sutherland Clare Yuille Clare Yuille ... Freya Produced by Robbie Allen ... executive producer Jennifer Armitage ... executive producer Paul Ashton ... executive producer Lee Brazier ... executive producer Alastair Clark ... producer Isabelle Georgeaux ... co-producer Anna Griffin ... producer Wendy Griffin ... co-producer James Ashley-Turner Hall ... executive producer Tom Harberd ... associate producer Richard Holmes ... executive producer Phil Hunt ... executive producer Jamie Jessop ... executive producer Kerry Kolbe ... associate producer Genevieve Lemal ... executive producer Rob McGillivray ... executive producer Rachel Robey ... executive producer Compton Ross ... executive producer Andrea Scarso ... executive producer Ben Stranahan ... executive producerMusic by Anne Nikitin Cinematography by Márk Györi Film Editing by Chris Wyatt Casting By Theo Park Production Design by Miren Mara-ón Art Direction by Jonathan Gowing ... standby art director Anne-Beatrice Sonnier ... assistant art director Simon Walker Costume Design by Elle Wilson Makeup Department Sarah Cairncross ... hair & make up designer Madeleine Drewell ... key makeup artist Bean Ellis ... makeup designer Kat Morgan ... makeup artistProduction Management Richard Brough ... unit manager Anna Purkis ... production managerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Liam Lock ... first assistant director Abi Ross ... second assistant director Kyle Williams ... Floor RunnerArt Department Natalie Astridge ... prop buyer May Davies ... art department assistant Derek Gray ... storyboard artistSound Department Ben Baird ... re-recording mixer: sound designer Xavier Dujardin ... re-recording mixer assistant Craig Jackson ... sound trainee Cameron Mercer ... sound mixer Sean O'Shea ... sound supervisor Neal Skillen ... boom operator James Trusson ... audio assistant Thomas Vertongen ... sound editorSpecial Effects by Scott MacIntyre ... special effects supervisor (as Scott McIntyre) Eddy Popplewell ... special effects technicianVisual Effects by Roman Bugrov ... digital compositor Paddy Eason ... visual effects supervisor: Territory Studio Tom McLoughlin ... executive vfx producer: Territory Studio / executive visual effects producer: Territory Studio Caroline Pires ... digital compositor David Sheldon-Hicks ... vfx provider: Territory Studio / visual effects: Territory StudioStunts Paul Donnelly ... fight director Russell D. Equi ... precision driverCamera and Electrical Department Anne Binckebanck ... still photographer Jordan Dubash ... electrician Robbie Gray ... electrician Scott Hunter ... second assistant camera: "b" camera David Hutchison ... first assistant camera Clyde Jones ... second assistant camera: b camera Donald MacSween ... digital imaging technician Sean McDonald ... electrician Alan McIlrath ... camera trainee Andrew Rooke ... daily grip Loren Slater ... second camera operator David van der Zanden ... second assistant cameraCasting Department Alana Herron ... extras casting assistantCostume and Wardrobe Department Molly MacDonell Finlayson ... costume assistant Ellie Van Riel ... costume standby Michael Weldon ... costume supervisorEditorial Department Gareth Bishop ... on-line editor Rachel Erskine ... first assistant editor Abigail McKenzie ... digital intermediate producer Vanessa Taylor ... digital intermediate coloristLocation Management David Fraser ... location assistant Cora McGookin ... Location AssistantMusic Department Robert Ames ... solo viola Galya Bisengalieva ... solo violin Hugh Brunt ... orchestrator Daisy Chute ... music preparation London Contemporary Orchestra ... score performed by Nicola Fletcher ... score supervisor Lillie Harris ... music preparation Jen Moss ... music supervisor Joe Rubel ... score engineer / score mixer Amanda Street ... composer agent / score supervisorScript and Continuity Department Cristin Mackenzie ... script supervisorAdditional Crew Stephanie Bryant ... office production assistant: runner Isabel Chick ... production accountant Natalie Coleman ... For Head Gear Films Johan Ewing ... legal executive Sam Ferguson ... production coordinator Glynn Henderson ... health and safety consultant Grazyna McGroarty ... production runner: dailies Dean Mckelvey ... action vehicle supplier Christos Michaels ... legal services Olivia J. Middleton ... floor runner (as Olivia Middleton) Daniel Negret ... For Head Gear Films Mairi Ritchie ... health and safety advisor Samantha Scowcroft ... post production accountant Angela Scurrah ... Legal Services Sudie Smyth ... completion guarantor Marlon Vogelgesang ... For Head Gear Films Alexander Wolffersdorff ... legal counselThanks Katherine Japson ... special thanks Production Companies Wellington Films Creative Scotland (presents) Creative England (presents) Tip-Top Productions (presents) Pont Neuf Productions (presents) Head Gear Films (In association with) Metrol Technology (In association with) Scope Pictures (in association with) Distributors Netflix (2018) (Argentina) (video) (VOD) Netflix (2018) (Australia) (video) (VOD) Netflix (2018) (Netherlands) (TV) (limited) Netflix (2018) (Singapore) (video) Netflix (2018) (USA) (TV) Special Effects Territory Studio Other Companies Aquarium Studios (post-production sound services) DNA Music (Talent Agent) Dirty Looks (post-production facilities) Freeway CAM B.V. (collection account management) Moneypenny Post Accounting and Payroll (post production accounting) MovieScore Media (soundtrack)].
The remarkable story of Scotland's first boxing world champion boxer, Benny Lynch - a story that is both uplifting and hugely moving, a story of triumph and tragedy. A Scottish-Irish co-production, it's an affectionate salute to the people's champion, and features interviews with boxing experts, including fellow Glasgow world champion Jim Watt.
Producer, Square One, MacTV. -- Credits: [Aithris Derek MacAoidh Taing Kelvin Amateur Boxing Club, Glasgow Scotland National Boxing Stadium, Dublin Ireland Irish Amateur Boxing Association Arbour Hill Boxing Club Dr. Gerard Moran Jim Duggan Alan Esslemont Glasgow Celtic Football Club Emma Marchant Lynne Lees Tasglann British Pathé Scottish National Library Glasgow Celtic Football Club Archives Movietone Ring Magazine Associated Press Creative Commons Robert R Smyth, New York City Royal Society of Antiquaries Getty Images Library of Congress, USA Square One Productions Archives National Library of Ireland Sgioba Riochdachaidh Marion Nicllleathain Catriona NicLeóid Taic Gearraidh Francesca Murray Rostrum Micheal Dowling Camera- Éirinn Ray MacDonnacha Co-órdanaiche Fo-riochdachaidh Jess Fulton Flame Roy Gavin Measgachadh Fuaim Annie-Louise Stúbhart Beothachadh Maeve Clancy Goireasan MacTV RAYGUN Leas Riochdaire Joanna Young Gearradh Gavin Maccleóid Humphreys Bernard Clarke Stiúriche Camara Stephen hart Ceól Donald Shaw Alba Chruthachail Stiúriche Sgrion Natalie Usher Gnothachas Mark Wilson Àrd Riochdaire dha BBC ALBA Mairead Màiri Mhoireach Àrd Riochdaire dha TG4 Proinsais Ni Ghràinne Àrd Riochdaire dha Alba Chruthachail Mark Thomas Riochdairean Seumas Mac an t-sagairt Shane Tobin Stiúiriche & Sgriobhaiche Andrew Gaillmore Lottery funded MG Alba TG4 MacTV Square1 MG Alba] ].
Over their forty year marriage, Joan Castleman has sacrificed her own literary ambitions to support her husband Joe’s literary career. When Joe receives the Nobel Prize for Literature, Joan reflects on their marriage and the compromises she has made.
Director, Björn L. Runge ; Producer, Meta Film London, Anonymous Content. -- Credits: [Joan Castleman Glenn Close Joe Castleman Jonathan Pryce Nathanial Bone Christian Slater David Castleman Max Irons young Joe Harry Lloyd young Joan Annie Starke Elaine Mozell Elizabeth McGovern Walter Bark Johan Widerberg Linnea Karin Franz Körlof Hal Bowman Richard Cordery Arvid Engdahl Jan Mybrand Mrd Lindelöf Anna Azcarate James Finch Peter Forbes Mr Lagerfelt Fredrik Gildea Constance Finch Jane Garda Susannah Castleman Wilton Regan, Alix King Gustav Nick Fletcher Dr Ekeberg Mattias Nordkvist Dusty Berkowitz Suzanne Bertish Carol Castleman Grainne Keenan Nobel hostess Isabelle von Meyenburg Lorraine, Smithie girl Morgane Polanski Monica, flight attendant Twinnie-Lee Moore Lovejoy John Moraitis White Michael Benz hotel manager Johanna Andersson hotel doctor Catharina Christie hotel nurse Carolin Stoltz Gustav Hakan Pettersson voice of young David Ossian Skarsgård Credits Unknown: Directed by Runge, Björn L © Meta Film London Limited Production Company Meta Film London Production Company Anonymous Content With Tempo Productions In association with Embankment Films In association with Creative Scotland In association with Spark Film & TV In association with Film Väst In association with Chimney Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland Financial support by Swedish Film Institute Presents Silver Reel Location and Recce Support Creative Scotland Screen Commission Worldwide Sales and Distribution Embankment Films Executive Producer Tim Haslam Executive Producer Nina Bisgaard Executive Producer Hugo Grumbar Executive Producer Jane Anderson Executive Producer Runge, Björn L Executive Producer Mark Cooper Executive Producer Gerd Schepers Executive Producer Gero Bauknecht Executive Producer Florian Dargel Executive Producer Tomas Eskilsson Executive Producer Jon Mankell Produced by Rosalie Swedlin Produced by Foldager Sørensen, Meta Louise Producer Piers Tempest Producer Jo Bamford Producer Claudia Bluemhuber Co-producer Gustafsson, Piodor Line Producer Sweden Johanna Lind Associate Producer Georgia Bayliff For Creative Scotland (Director of Screen) Natalie Usher For Creative Scotland (Production Executive) Robbie Allen For Creative Scotland (Legal Manager) Mark Wilson For Creative Scotland (Legals at Wiggin LLP) Neil Gillard For Tempo Productions (Partner) Jo Bamford For Tempo Productions (Finance Director) Ian Seddon For Meta Film (Head of Development) Kirsten Langgaard Larsen Production Manager Claire Campbell Production Co-ordinator Sarah Snuggs Production Co-ordinator Eliza Jones Assistant Production Co-ordinator Amy MacIlraith Production Accountant Neil Cairns Post-production Accountant Seamus Devine Assistant Production Accountant Rhona Armstrong Assistant Production Accountant Paul Zieleniec Accountant Tony Youssef Unit Manager David Burt Location Manager Pete Murphy Location Manager Martin Henderson Location Manager Josefin Lundgren Location Manager Filip Aston Assistant Location Manager Barry Laird Location Assistant Kevin Allan Gray Location Assistant Amy Palin-Tune Post-production Supervisor Michael Sevholt Production Assistant Anna Fraga McLucas 1st Assistant Director David Gilchrist 1st Assistant Director Jude Campbell 1st Assistant Director Mark Hedges 2nd Assistant Director Tracey Warren 2nd Assistant Director Emma Creed Crowd 2nd Assistant Director Donna Robertson Crowd 2nd Assistant Director Gina Fahlén 3rd Assistant Director Henry Jay Gordon 3rd Assistant Director Dilun Riad Script Supervisor Dolina MacFarlane Casting by Susanne Scheel UK Casting by Elaine Grainger Casting Gina Fahlén Casting Associate (UK) Emma Gunnery Casting Assistant (UK) Josh Parris Screenplay by Jane Anderson Based on the novel 'The Wife' by Meg Wolitzer Director of Photography Ulf Brantås B Camera Operator Stellan Runge B Camera Operator Stellan Runge 1st Assistant Camera Anna Benbow 1st Assistant - B Camera Jaspreet Bal 1st Assistant - B Camera Shazi Özdemir 1st Assistant - B Camera Filip Aladdin 2nd Assistant Camera Thomas Barber 2nd Assistant - B Camera Pete Candler 2nd Assistant - B Camera Erik Ambrusiosson Digital Imaging Technician Kerr Loy Digital Imaging Technician Anders Åstrand Gaffer Andrew Bailey Gaffer Bjorn Dokken Rigging Gaffer Fraser Campbell Best Boy David Bourke Genny Operator Keogh, David Key Grip Jacop Koppel Grip Luke Stone Assistant Grip David Miller B Camera Grip David Logan Video Playback Operator Alistair Topping Video Assistant Nicklas Cederström Stills Photographer Graeme Hunter Stills Photographer Joakim Strömholm Visual Effects Supervisor Fredrik Nord Editor Runge, Lena 1st Assistant Editor Anneli Ossiander Assistant Editor Hilton Jones Post-production Chimney Production Designer Mark Leese Art Director Caroline Grebbell Art Director Paul Gustavsson Standby Art Director Martin McNee Assistant Art Director Ayden Millar Set Decorator Craig Menzies Props/Set Dresser Frida Rapp Props/Set Dresser Erik Rydell Props/Set Dresser Micke Wirtberg Graphic Designer Jamie MacWilliam Prop Buyer Ammie Jay Johnstone Prop Master Chris McMillan Dressing Props Alan Crozier Dressing Props Matt Chessell Dressing Props Piero Jamieson Standby Props Leanne Boyd Standby Props Angus Gentleman Construction Manager Kieran Shellard Construction Manager Frazer Fyfe Costume Designer Trisha Biggar Assistant Costume Designer Emma Gauffin Costume Supervisor Louise Allen Crowd Costume Supervisor Mark Ferguson Costume Standby Rachael Low Costume Standby Amy Wallace Hair and Make-up Designer Charlotte Hayward Make-up and Hair Crowd Supervisor Caroline Hamilton Make-up Crowd Supervisor Madeleine Törnqvist af Ström Key Hair and Make-up Artist Turner Miller, Siân Key Hair and Make-up Artist Rachel Lennon Assistant Make-up Cast Sara Klänge Personal Hairdresser to Glenn Close Andrew Simonin Title Design/Credits Thomas Sellin Colourist Mats Holmgren Dailies Processing Blazing Griffin Dailies Assistant Editor Mairi Macdonald Dailies Assistant Editor Ross MacRae Music by Jocelyn Pook Music Performed by Chamber Orchestra of London Solo Cello Sophie Harris [Orchestra] Leader Stephanie Gonley Conducted by Jonathan Peter Kenny Orchestrated by Jocelyn Pook Additional Orchestrations Michael Doherty Music Supervisor Rupert Hollier Score Co-ordinator Gareth Griffiths [Music] Produced by Jocelyn Pook [Music] Produced by Steve Parr [Music] Engineered by Bartram, Matt Music Recorded at Angel Studios [Music] Mixed by Steve Parr Score Preparation Michael Doherty Music Preparation Lillie Harris Sound Designer Thomas Huhn Sound Recordist Stuart Bruce Boom Operator Gary Doig Sound Assistant Philip Diamond Re-recording Mixer Thomas Huhn Re-recording Mixer Fredrik Dalenfjäll Supervising Sound Editor Thomas Huhn Dialogue Editor Thomas Huhn Sound Effects Editor Fredrik Dalenfjäll ADR Editor Thomas Huhn Foley Artist Lucas Nilsson Foley Mixer Ingela Jönsson Stunt Co-ordinator Paul Heasman Stunt Performer Robbie Keane Production Legal Services Laurence Brown Dialect Coach Hilary Jones Unit Publicist Organic Publicity Publicist Kirsty Langsdale Publicist Lucy Drury EPK [Electronic Press Kit] David Neilson EPK [Electronic Press Kit] Georgia Bayliff World Revenues Collected and Distributed by Freeway CAM B.V. Completion Bond Services by Film Finances With thanks Stellan Skarsgård].
Fifteen-year-old Murdo and his father, Tom, journey from Scotland to north Alabama to visit their America/Scots relatives after the death of his mother. Murdo is an accordion player but has not played since his mother passed.When he meets fellow accordionist Queen Monzee-ay she rekindles his interest in music and invites him to play a gig with her. The music becomes a wedge which drives itself between him and his father.
Director, Kenneth Glenaan ; Producer, Dirt Road, DRTL Productions, Believe Entertainment . -- Credits: [Directed by Kenneth Glenaan Written by James Kelman Neil Sutcliffe Murdo David O'Hara Tom Margo Moorer Queen Monzee-ay David Hayman Uncle John Jill Jane Clements Aunt Maureen Julia Deon Ceasar Sarah Randall Newsome Declan D.Taylor Aunt Edna Pablo Esparza Diago Luis Batista Alexander Santiago Lucius Baston Wee Thin Guy Sharon Blackwood Josie Arnott Alexander Brown Joel Marcus Lyle Brown Henry Leslie Castay Melissa Arnott Judge Edwards Waistcoat Joe Megan Few Nicole Denise Gossett Emma- Louise David Greely Chess Christy Leichty Linda Corrina Lyons Pawn Shop Lady Natalie Mae Natalie Joseph Meissner Tired Out Guy Cameron Metrejean Aunt's Dance Partner Carl Palmer Dave Arnott Fred Parker Jr. Colin Dirk Powell Lancey Terence Rosemore Cowboy Doorman Michael Scott Vicente Geraldine Singer Clara Maarten Stevenson Ferryman Devyn Taylor Bus Station Girl Silvano Thomas Esteban Deneen Tyler Aunt Edna Leslie Anne Whitman Detainee].
An intimate and vivid account of a young girl’s real and fantastical adventure in a remote forest one evening.
Director, Margaret Salmon. -- Credits: [Producer Margaret Salmon Executive Producer Bina Von Stauffenburg Editor Margaret Salmon Screenwriter Margaret Salmon Director of Photography Margaret Salmon Sound Pete Smith, Margaret Salmon Music Original Song by Matthew Herbert, Kirsten MacBeth; Violin: Philomena Salmon-Wiand Principal Cast Eglantine Salmon-Wiand, Philomena Salmon-Wiand, Ulysses Salmon-Wiand, Margaret Salmon, Kristen MacBeth Associate Producer Dino Wiand Production Co-ordinators Kate Parker, Lesley Young, Eilidh Ratcliffe Post Production Co-ordinator Eilidh Ratcliffe Colourist Jason R Moffat Funders Arts Council England, Creative Scotland, The Elephant Trust, Outset Scotland, Atlas Arts].
Siblings, Jackson (Ben Lloyd-Hughes) and Angela (Florence Pugh) run a profitable ghost-busting racket; swindling the bereaved with fake detection equipment and Angela's paranormal 'visions.' Hired to investigate a haunted old foster home, the team uncover its terrifying past — young girls brutally slaughtered, mouths stitched shut, silenced by a sadistic killer. Angela's on the edge, sleepless, strung out and losing her mind, no longer certain what's actually real; convinced she hears the girls crying out to her from the darkness...
Director, Olaf de Fleur Johannesson ; Producer, Catalyst Global Media (In association with), Sigma Films, Thruline Entertainment. -- Credits: [Directed by Olaf de Fleur Johannesson ... (as Olaf De Fleur)Writing Credits (WGA) Ben Ketai ... (screenplay by) and Eva Konstantopoulos ... (screenplay by) Production Companies Catalyst Global Media (In association with) Sigma Films Thruline Entertainment Distributors Front Row Filmed Entertainment (2016) (United Arab Emirates) (all media) (Middle East, North Africa & Iran) Netflix (2018) (Australia) (video) (VOD) Netflix (2018) (UK) (all media) Netflix (2018) (USA) (all media) Special Effects Fix FX (visual effects) Eva Konstantopoulos ... (based on the novel "Hush" by)Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification Florence Pugh Florence Pugh ... Angela Ben Lloyd-Hughes Ben Lloyd-Hughes ... Jackson Scott Chambers Scott Chambers ... Elliot Georgina Bevan Georgina Bevan ... Beth Stephen McCole Stephen McCole ... Frank Daisy Mathewson Daisy Mathewson ... Susie Charlotte Allen Charlotte Allen ... Maddy Nicola Grier Nicola Grier ... Christine Celia Imrie Celia Imrie ... Mrs. Green Shelley Conn Shelley Conn ... Professor Samantha Harlow Daniel Campbell Daniel Campbell ... Bloody Student James Cosmo James Cosmo ... Grandpa William Leslie William Leslie ... Craig's Henchman Ian Lorimer Milne Ian Lorimer Milne ... Craig (as Ian Milne) Charles Barrett Charles Barrett ... Victor Emma Atkin Emma Atkin ... Claire Flora Brady Flora Brady ... Missy Anna Coote Anna Coote ... Tammy Niall Greig Fulton Niall Greig Fulton ... Herman Kathryn Howden Kathryn Howden ... Nurse Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Felix Principe-Gillespie Felix Principe-Gillespie ... Foot (uncredited) Produced by Robbie Allen ... executive producer Graham Begg ... executive producer Gillian Berrie ... executive producer Marcus Chait ... executive producer Brian Coffey ... producer Victoria Dabbs ... line producer Peter Garde ... executive producer Hugo Grumbar ... executive producer Tim Haslam ... executive producer Tiernan Kelly ... executive producer Gideon Lyons ... executive producer David Mackenzie ... executive producer: Sigma Films Ross McKenzie ... executive producer Claire Moorsom ... executive producer Max Pirkis ... executive producer Keith Potter ... executive producer: Catalyst Global Media Danny Sherman ... producer Charlotte Walls ... executive producerMusic by Al Hardiman Film Editing by David Arthur Zach Clark Casting By Kahleen Crawford Caroline Stewart Production Design by Jamie Lapsley Art Direction by Ryan Clachrie Costume Design by Nancy McKenna Makeup Department Christine Close ... hair stylist / makeup artist Nikki Cowe ... hair stylist: second unit/dailies / makeup artist: second unit/dailies Emma Heard ... hair stylist: second unit/dailies / makeup artist: second unit/dailies Joy Lowrie ... hair stylist: second unit/dailies / makeup artist: second unit/dailies Hannah McConnell ... hair trainee / makeup trainee Stephanie Lynne Smith ... hair designer / makeup designerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director David Arthur ... second unit director Jonathan Farmer ... first assistant director Mark Inglis ... Key second assistant director Maria Mulhall ... second assistant directorArt Department Matt Chessell ... props Chris McMillan ... property master Cara Roxburgh ... petty cash buyerSound Department Chris Alford ... foley mixer Nick Baldock ... adr mixer Sam Biggs ... sound effects editor Peter Brill ... sound mixer Tony Cook ... boom operator Kahl Henderson ... re-recording mixer Craig Jackson ... sound traineeSpecial Effects by Wayne Bennett ... senior special effects technician: Quicksilver SFXVisual Effects by Chris Duffy ... visual effects artist Benett Gyurik ... visual effects artist Karolina Szydlowska ... visual effects artistStunts David Goodall ... fight director Jason White ... stunt coordinatorCamera and Electrical Department Joe Bullen ... steadicam operator Derek Gereg ... creative skillset camera trainee Steffen Goeschel ... digital imaging technician Richi Holt ... grip Graeme Hunter ... still photographer Clyde Jones ... second assistant camera Sean McDonald ... best boy Grant McPhee ... camera workflow supervisor Martin Newstead ... b camera / steadicam operator Mihail Ursu ... camera trainee: Screen Nets One Chris Warwick ... first assistant camera: "a" cameraCasting Department Ross Barratt ... casting assistantCostume and Wardrobe Department Kathryn Donaldson ... costume supervisor Izzy Gibbs ... costume ager daily William McGovern ... costume fittings daily Jade McNaughton ... trainee costumer Katy Taylor ... key costumerEditorial Department Barney Arathoon ... post producer: The Look Tom Boyle ... on-line editor: The Look Evan Crichton ... first assistant editor Thomas Urbye ... colourist: The LookLocation Management David Burt ... location managerMusic Department Arthur Baker ... Record Producer: "IOU" Jellybean Benítez ... additional production & remix: "IOU" Jen Moss ... music supervisorScript and Continuity Department Cristin Mackenzie ... script supervisorAdditional Crew Jo Cameron Brown ... dialect coach Leah Carroll ... production coordinator Kirsty Dyer ... production trainee Calum Gray ... head of sales Derek Gray ... storyboard artist Glynn Henderson ... safety consultant David Jack ... assistant: Brian Coffey Felix Principe-Gillespie ... Floor Runner Amanda Pyne ... Consultant: AP Media Ltd Mairi Ritchie ... health and safety advisor Karie-Ann Robinson ... head chaperone Malcolm Rumbles ... floor runner Maite Villarino Vicente ... International Sales Lewis Wardrop ... researcher Lesley Wise ... group general counsel: Catalyst Global MediaThanks Sophie Austin ... big thanks Jared Ceizler ... big thanks Ian Davies ... big thanks Ness Evans ... big thanks Paul Fegan ... big thanks Elizabeth Fergusson ... big thanks Louise Harris ... big thanks Olivia Homan ... big thanks Anna Josse ... big thanks Colin Kennedy ... big thanks Francis Lopez ... big thanks Sophie Patterson ... big thanks Joe Powell ... big thanks Brodie Pringle ... big thanks Jennifer Reynolds ... big thanks Dallas Smith ... big thanks Hamish Walker ... big thanks].
Originally shot in 1935 as "Oilfields of Iran", re-issued in silent form in 1937, and a re-make of an earlier film "In the Land of the Shah" showing the work of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. (BP). [See also ref. 1395].
Director, John Taylor ; Producer, Strand Film Co. -- Credits: p. Arthur Elton.
Carne Ross speaks a great truth about today’s world: people are disconnected from government and at the mercy of global corporations. Politicians argue about each other rather than offering up solutions to the world’s challenges – refugees, climate change, consumerism, declining employment. There has to be a better way. A journey from the heart of government and diplomacy to Carne’s exploration of an anarchist state in Rojava,
Director, John Archer, Clara Glynn ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: Creative Scotland Hopscotch Films present A Hopscotch Film Production d. John Archer, Clara Glynn p. John Archer, Clara Glynn [Directed by John Archer Clara Glynn Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Carne Ross ... (writer)Cast (in credits order) Carne Ross Carne Ross ... Self Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Hussein Azam Hussein Azam ... Self - Rojava regional assembly representative Pelai Pagès i Blanch Pelai Pagès i Blanch ... Self - historian, Universitat de Barcelona Murray Bookchin Murray Bookchin ... Self (archive footage) Noam Chomsky Noam Chomsky ... Self Nazira Gourie Nazira Gourie ... Self - Rojava regional assembly representative Elizabeth Pozo Guerrero Elizabeth Pozo Guerrero ... Self - Universidad de Sevilla Tim Niel Tim Niel ... George Orwell reading (voice) Amina Ossi Amina Ossi ... Self - deputy for foreign relations in al-Jazira canton Michael Premo Michael Premo ... Self - Occupy Wall Street activist Tammy Shapiro Tammy Shapiro ... Self - Occupy Wall Street organizer Rory Stewart Rory Stewart ... Self - British MP Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo ... Self - Spanish politician Viyan Viyan ... Self - Women's Protection Units fighter Produced by John Archer ... executive producer / producer Nick Fraser ... executive producer Alex Gibney ... executive producer Clara Glynn ... producer Ross McKenzie ... executive producerMusic by Paul Leonard-Morgan Film Editing by Berny McGurk ... (as Bernie McGurk)Production Management Karen O'Hare ... production managerSound Department Kahl Henderson ... re-recording mixer Leslie Liu ... sound editor John Osborne ... sound recordistMusic Department Caroline McGonigle ... assistant to composer (as Caroline Gorman) Dianne Stevenson ... assistant to composer ] .
You’ve Been Trumped Too explores the confrontation between 92-year-old Scottish woman Molly Forbes and her family and the billionaire, Donald Trump as he attempts to become the most powerful man in the world.
Director, Anthony William Baxter ; Producer, Montrose Pictures. -- Credits: [Director Anthony William Baxter Production Richard Phinney for Montrose Pictures, Mark Thomas for Creative Scotland Cinematography Anthony William Baxter Editing Anthony William Baxter Music Dominic Glynn Screenplay Richard Phinney Screening copy Montrose Pictures].
Documentary telling the story of the Scottish post-punk scene and how a group of disaffected youth in search of fun went on to change the world.
Director, Grant McPhee ; Producer, Digital Onset . -- Credits: [Director Grant McPhee Production Company Digital Onset Production Company The Sound of Young Scotland Production Company Tartan Features Contributors Producer: Wendy Griffin Writer: Angela Slaven Producer: Erik Sandberg Producer: Innes Reekie Participant: Alan McGee Participant: Peter Hook Participant: Martyn Ware Participant: Davy Henderson Participant: Eugene Kelly Participant: Norman Blake Participant: Malcolm Ross Participant: Douglas Hart].
ANTONIA BIRD: FROM EASTENDERS TO HOLLYWOOD
The British director Antonia Bird blazed a trail from the radical hotbed of the Royal Court Theatre in the 1970s, via the ground-breaking early days of EastEnders and Casualty in the 80s, all the way to Hollywood in the 90s.
Director, Susan Kemp ; Producer, BofA Productions. -- Credits: [on-screen participant Kay Mellor on-screen participant Kate Hardie on-screen participant Mark Cousins on-screen participant Robert Carlyle on-screen participant George Faber on-screen participant Anita Dobson on-screen participant David Thompson on-screen participant Steven Mackintosh on-screen participant Caroline Oulton on-screen participant Paul Unwin on-screen participant Jane Sillars on-screen participant Jonathan Powell on-screen participant Pippa Harris on-screen participant Ruth Caleb on-screen participant St. John O'Rorke on-screen participant Irvine Welsh on-screen participant Florian Hoffmeister on-screen participant Adrian Corker on-screen participant Susan Wilkins on-screen participant Paul Turp on-screen participant Ronan Bennett on-screen participant Finola Dwyer on-screen participant Mark Gill Credits Direction: Director Susan Kemp Subject: [Subject of Programme] Antonia Bird Production: Production Company BofA Productions Executive Producer Mark Bell Executive Producer Mark Cousins Producer Adam Dawtrey Producer Mary Bell Photography: Camera Operator Susan Kemp Editing: Editor Susan Kemp].
The geography of the region and the work of the Anglo-Persian Oil Co., later BP.
A drama / documentary about the Civil Defence services during wartime Edinburgh, this film contains shots of the messenger Corps in action alerting all services during ARP - including the system used for alerting all services in the event of an air raid, "Action Stations" during and after a raid, inside the Report Centre and Civil Defence Operations Room, National Fire Service in action, rescue services and first aid.
Director, [filmed by Archie Craig and ? Nisbet] ; Producer, The Half Crown Film Unit .
Mrs Frederick Laing ceremonially launches the RNLI lifeboat "Sir Arthur Rose" at Tobermory Bay, 11th August 1939.
AN ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Memories of Bo’ness Hippodrome
Short film made prior to the re-opening of the Bo'ness Hippodrome Cinema in 2009. The oldest purpose built cinema in Scotland, the film makers spoke to a number of local people who remember the cinema in it's earlier incarnation and reflect on the joys of going to the pictures. [synopsis from Strange Boat Films]
Producer, Strange Boat. -- Credits: Researched, filmed and edited by Kirsty Farmer, Stacey Martin, Laura McClure, Kirsty McKay, Lauren Watson, Nicola McCabe, Diane Fraser Thanks to Falkirk Council, Bo'Ness Academy, Falkirk Council Cutural Services, Gareth Jones, Bo'Ness Library, Bo'Ness Town Hall, Alison Strauss, Lesley O'Hare, Ruth Washbrook, Emma Roodhouse, David Barras, Space Unlimited, Scottish Screen Archive Interviewees Lorna Hume, Margaret Begg, Tom Melville, Marion McLean, Robert Meikle, Agnes West, Ian Mackay, John Burnside, Irene Purves, Christime Raeburn, Alex Milligan, Robert Sneddon, Margaret Wright Produced by David Barras for Strange Boat Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Falkirk Council Cultural Services. Produced by Strange Boat.
Various shots of the paddle steamer "Lochmor" at Kyle of Lochalsh and of a turf cutting ceremony with men wearing medieval dress.
General views of Sutherland coastal scenery and salmon fishing at Brora.
Various scenes from Sutherland in the Highlands, including shots of bi-planes and naval vessels and shots of Port Vasco.
The "Honest Lad and Lass" are chosen at the Musselburgh Fair. Film also contains footage of Musselburgh racecourse.
Shots of the Riding of the Marches parade in Musselburgh in 1935, attended by civic officials in their carriages, and the Royal Scots Greys mounted band, whose drummer wears an unusual polar bearskin hat. The floats procession demonstrates and advertises local industries, including paper, cotton and wire making in Musselburgh's mills, and also fishing, mining and market gardening.
Shots of the Riding of the Marches parade in Musselburgh in 1935.
Footage of the "Fishermen's Walk" through the streets of Musselburgh, Midlothian, by fishwives and others, and shots of a storm and a shooting party.
PADDLE STEAMER "CALEDONIA" ON CLYDE COAST
Various profile shots of a steamer and light aircraft G-ACEC bi-plane.
General views of Tobermory harbour and of Sir Hugh Rose and his family at the quay side.
Series of loop film on badminton stroke play.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: [demonstrator J C Mackay].
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 1, 2 Hillpark Sir E Scott
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 3, 4 Millburn Lionacleit
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 5, 6 Portree High School Nicolson Institute
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 7, 8 Portree High School Nicolson Institute
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 9, 10 Millburn Lionacleit
Children's game show. [Not Subtitled] Programmes 11, 12 Nicolson Institute Compilation
BADMINTON - INTERNATIONAL SELECT v DENMARK
Coverage of Badminton match on October 1951 between International Select versus Denmark, the opening ceremony is performed by the Lord Provost.
A Lenten mass from St Michael's Roman Catholic Church in Lochdar, South Uist, celebrated by Father Roderick MacNeil. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary from St Michael's Ardkenneth, Lochdar, South Uist.
A 12 part magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week presenter Donna MacLeod goes bodyboarding in Harris, Lisa MacNeil from Barra takes a trip to Milan and Shona Paterson from Uist talks candidly about her experience as a teenage mother. Plus new comedy sketches by young Gaelic writers and a specially commissioned music video by Martyn Bennett. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week presenter Donna MacLeod rides waterfalls at Loch Tay, Alasdair MacLean talks about his short film Mac, and Lorna Nicholson from South Uist gets her first tattoo. Plus new comedy sketches by young Gaelic writers. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. Donna MacLeod and Iain MacKinnon present a tour of Glasgow. Maureen MacLeod from Lewis gives her views on drug taking, while Pàdruig MacQueen goes to a student cèilidh in Aberdeen. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week presenters Somhairle MacDonald and Margaret Martin work out at fitness centres in Skye and Glasgow. A university student prepares a low budget meal, Donna MacLeod looks at some wool designs, plus new comedy sketches by young Gaelic writers. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 4
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week presenter Donna MacLeod visits Galway on the west coast of Ireland where she samples the city's night life. Iain MacKinnon goes mountain biking in Perthshire and karting in Glasgow, while Alasdair Stewart from Grimsay and Margaret MacLean from Lewis offer advice on setting up a new business. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 5
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week's edition features dance routines, holiday bargains, religion and job opportunities in the islands, plus music and comedy presented by Dolina MacLeod. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. Donna MacLeod visits London. Liza MacKinnon gets decorating hints. Iain MacKinnon has a makeover and Marion Garbutt receives friendly financial advice. [Not Subtitled] Programme 7
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. Including a trip to France for the World Cup by young football fans from Point in Lewis. [Not Subtitled] Programme 8
BADMINTON - INTERNATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT
Coverage of various badminton matches in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. The Thomas Cup is presented by Sir George Thomas.
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week Donna MacLeod is put through her paces by a group of young athletes from Stornoway, while Aberdeen student Mairi MacLean, who is from Uist, presents her guide to the granite city. [Not Subtitled] Programme 9
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week Pauline Nicholson from Uist looks at the various disadvantages of island life, Catriona Steele tunes into Nevis Radio in Fort William, and Eilidh MacKenzie from Edinburgh talks about her parents separation. Plus features on photography, printing, poetry and the arts [Not Subtitled] Programme 10
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. This week featuring watersports, fashion, reviews and comedy. [Not Subtitled] Programme 11
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers. Featuring rock band Astrid, who perform their latest single. [Not Subtitled] Programme 12
The magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers ends with a compilation of the most popular sketches and features. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 13
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Johannesburg. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Perth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Auckland. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Seattle. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Calgary. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5
Inside the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, Ken Davidson uses comedy tricks to demonstrate his skills at badminton during the International Invitation Tournament 1951.
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Paris. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6
A special compilation from a series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Compilation
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series [Not Subtitled] Programmes 1 - 3 With Firedance, Liam O, Iarla Ó Lionáird
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series [Not Subtitled] Programmes 4 - 6 With Mary Jane Lamont, Relativity, He Man Dubh
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Michael McGoldrick, Relativity, Aidan O' Rourke, Kaela Rowan, Ruaraidh Caimbeul, Richard Wood & Martyn Bennett, Iarla O'Lionaid, Liam O' Maonlai, Mary Jane Lamont, Hendersons/MACF Arlane, Karen Matheson, Relativity, Gillian NicCoinnich, Eilidh Shaw & Charlie McKerron
Children's animated series. [Not Subtitled] Episode 1 The Lost Zoo
Ian Black, European Champion swimmer over 400 and 1,500 metres in 1959, demonstrates the front crawl.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films . -- Credits: [An Amateur Swimming Association Training Film produced at Loughborough College. Technical Advisers, A. Rawlinson, N. W. Sarsfield].
Film demonstrates various stitches used in smocking.
Producer, SEFA, SFC and Clark & Co., Paisley. -- Credits: [Demonstrator, Miss Margaret Boyd] [ph. and ed. R A N Smith, Scottish Instructional Films].
Religious documentary from Clachan, North Uist.
Religious documentary. Meeting members of Knox Free Church, Perth
Religious documentary. A report on the 10th anniversay of the Liniclate School in the Western Isles.
A special service from Jura parish church for the Gaelic communities of Islay and Jura. Conducted by the Rev Mairi Byers. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled]
A Church of Scotland service from Clachan, North Uist. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled]
A service from Knox Free Church in Perth, conducted by the Rev Duncan MacLeod. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled]
Tenth anniversary service from Sgoil Lionacleit in Benbecula in the Western Isles. [Source - Radio Times]
Two debates examining where Gaels stand as devolution approaches. How are Gaels preparing for the challenge, what say will they have in the new Scottish parliament, and what can they offer contemporary Scotland? Writers, historians, journalists and students are among those exploring the issues. [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programmes 1, 2
A series of uncut loop films demonstrating techniques in cricket.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: Teaching notes by demonstrator and technical adviser, Arthur B Greber (Glamorgan and Scotland)..
Religious documentary. Meeting the islanders of Scalpay, and service at Scalpay Free Church
A service from Scalpay Free Church [Not Subtitled]
A service from St Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church in Glasgow [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary from St Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church in Glasgow
The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. In this episode we look at the Adder.
Producer, Scottish Television, Performance Films.
The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The Barn Owl and the vole.
The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland takes a look at Skokholm.
Animations created and voiced by children from the Highlands and Islands, telling local stories from the Highland and Oral tradition. [Source - West Highland Animation] Bog Fliuch Cailleach na Beinne Bric Tageis Express An Balach Buidseach
Religious documentary from Bayhead Youth Group in Stornoway
A service with Bayhead Youth Group in Stornoway [Not Subtitled]
Set of five loop films, of one reel, demonstrating methods of playing water polo.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: p.c. and Scottish Amateur Association Filmed at Butlin's Camp Ayr..
A Church of Scotland service from Great Bernera on the Isle of Lewis [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary. A short film profiling the Church of Scotland community on Great Bernera, Isle of Lewis, ahead of the morning's service.
ALASDAIR MACCHOINNICH ANNS AN TALAMH FHUAR
A documentary charting Alexander MacKenzie's journey and legacy when he set out to discover the Northwest Passage in Canada, which would lead to the Pacific Ocean. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Animations created and voiced by children from the Highlands and Islands, telling local stories from the Highland and Oral tradition. [Source - West Highland Animation] Fraoch Gog Gog Obair Obair
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Riff's island
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The pet shop
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The hairdresser
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] At the video shop
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] At the library
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] At the supermarket
Series of loop films illustrating techniques in rugby skills.
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The magician
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The play area
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Fish and chip shop
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Train whistles, blues & platform shoes
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The garden
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The cafe
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The fairground
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The zoo
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] What goes up...
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The classroom
Series of twelve uncut loop films demonstrating methods of playing football. Demonstrators include W. Thornton (Rangers and Scotland), Willie Waddell (Rangers and Scotland) etc.
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The toy shop
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Art galleries
Documentary telling the story of Donald Morrison, born in the Canadian town of Megantic to parents from Lewis, as he went on the run accused of murder and tried to clear his name. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers [Source - BBC Alba]
Set of eight uncut loop films demonstrating the methods of life-saving.
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The botanic gardens
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The health centre
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] At the laundrette
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The chocolate factory
Set of six uncut loop films demonstrating techniques in swimming.
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The computer shop
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The puppet theatre
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The football stadium
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Video shop...
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] The north pole
Children's series. Adventures with the fluffy duo [Source - Radio Times] Trains...
An evening mass service from St Michael's church in Lochdar, South Uist [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary. Morag Stewart meets the people of St Michael's Roman Catholic Church in Lochdar, South Uist, and she recalls the dedication of the statue of Our Lady of the Isles, 40 years ago.
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 1. Belfast
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod.Programme 2. Waking Ned
Instructional film of creative gymnastics.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films . -- Credits: [Demonstration by the pupils of Shawlands Academy Glasgow].
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 3 Kick boxing
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 4. Lisa MacKinnon & band
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 5. Sushi
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 6. Dancing
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 7. Playstations
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 8. Photography
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 9 Food
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 10. Makeover
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 11. Amsterdam
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 12 Dublin
Demonstration of gymnastics by boys of Dalziel High School.
Producer, p.c.Scottish Instructional Films . -- Credits: [Demonstration by pupils of Dalziel High School, a team chosen to represent Britain at the 1949 Lingiad].
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 13 Uist tractor
Scottish nature and wildlife series. In this programme, a look at the Red Deer. Programme 1
The Scottish nature and wildlife series looks at the otter. Programme 2
The Scottish nature and wildlife series looks at the red squirrel. Programme 3
In this episode of the Scottish nature and wildlife series, we take a look at the salmon. Programme 4
Scottish nature and wildlife series. The Caledonian Forest. Programme 5
Scottish nature and wildlife series. Highland game.Programme 6
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley.The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland takes a look at Skokholm. Programme 8
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The Barn Owl and the vole. Programme 9
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The Ouse Washes.Programme 10
Series of eight uncut loops illustrating the different movements in trampolining.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: Shot at Butlin's Camp Ayr.
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The Mighty Moorhen. Programme 11
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. In this episode we look at the Adder.
The series on the nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland looks at the rabbit.
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. This episode takes a look at secret hunters.
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The series about nature and wildlife in Britain and Ireland looks at grey seals.
Scottish nature and wildlife series. Highland game.
Wildlife documentary series, narrated by Ailig O'Henley. The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. Northern Lights
The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. This programme looks at the wildcat.
The nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The magic of limestone.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 313, 314. Weeks 26, 27.
Series of twelve uncut loops illustrating the various techniques in gymnastics.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 315, 316. Weeks 28, 29
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 1.
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 2.
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 3.
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 4.
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 5.
Television series featuring Gaelic songs and verses [source - BBC] Tape 6.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Alyth MacCormack. Programme 1
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Moothie & Guitar. Programme 2
Made as a "Learning to Survive" training film in conjunction with the Scottish Amateur Swimming Association. Shot at Butlin's Camp, Ayr.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films .
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Karen Matheson. Programme 3
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Breton Melodeon. Programme 4
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Carlos Nú-ez. Programme 5
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Fiddles. Programme 6
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Featuring Alyth MacCormack, Coolfin, Karen Casey, Brendan Power & Andrew White, Karen Matheson, Blazing Fiddles, Maire Brennan
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Featuring Alasdair Codona, Kepa Junkera, Magaidh NicAonghais, Tabache, Tannas, Martin Haydes & Dennis Cahill, Carlos Nunez
Religious documentary from Gardner Street Parish Church in Glasgow
Religious documentary from the Isle of Eriskay
Religious documentary from the community of Back Free Church, Isle of Lewis.
Religious documentary from St Columba's Church of Scotland congregation in Stornoway. [Source - Radio Times]
Series of loop films, illustrating athletic sequences, hurdles, sprinting, etc.
A service from Gardner Street Church of Scotland in Glasgow.
A service from Back Free Church in Lewis
A Church of Scotland service from St Columba's in Stornoway.
Producer, Eolas Productions. -- Credits: (c) EBU-UER 1998 EBUUER Euroovision.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. Programme 1
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 2
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Bangkok. [Subtitled] Programme 1
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Los Angeles. Programme 2
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Hobart. Programme 3
Series of eleven loop films, uncut, illustrating various techniques in athletics, hurdles, sprinting etc.
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Milan. Programme 4
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Bergen. Programme 5
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Jerusalem. Programme 6
A special compilation from a series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated.
Religious documentary from the Bon Accord Free Church of Scotland congregation in Aberdeen
A service from Bon Accord Free Church in Aberdeen. [Not Subtitled]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 317, 318. Weeks 30, 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 319 - 321, Weeks 32, 33, 36
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 322 - 324, Weeks 37 - 39
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 4
Series of loop films illustrating techniques of high jumping.
Award-winning documentary profiling Murdo MacFarlane, the renowned Gaelic songwriter from the island of Lewis, whose work was a catalyst for a whole new era of modern Gaelic music. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 5
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 7
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 8
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 9
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 325, Weeks 40 - 42
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 46 - 48
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Christmas Special 1996
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Christmas Special 1997
Set of loop films, uncut, illustrating techniques of sprinting, the high jump and long jump.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 10
Series looking at the islands of Scotland. This programme looks at Shetland. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Series looking at the islands of Scotland. In this programme, Orkney. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Series looking at the islands of Scotland from Vatersay to South Uist.
Series looking at the islands of Scotland from Benbecula to Eriskay, North Uist & Berneray, Rodel to Ness to Lingerbay
Series looking at the islands of Scotland starting with the Isle of Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Series looking at the islands of Scotland. The Inner Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
AN AGHAIDH AN T-SRUTHA = CELTIC RADICALS
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 1
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 2
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 3
Set of three loop films (uncut) demonstrating the techniques of splicing nylon thread by hand.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films & J.&P. Coats Ltd..
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 4
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 5
A history of Celtic radicalism. [Source - BBC Alba] Sreath a' toirt suil air stri airson ceartas soilseata sna duthchannan Ceilteach. Programme 6
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1. Celtic Park
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2. Sailing
Producer, Scottish Television, INA, France 3, Fleurus-Tardy, Club D'Investissement Media, Tele-Hachette, Societe Radio Canada, SSR, RTBF, Centre National De La Cinematographie.
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3. Octopush
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4. Corncrakes
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5. Baking
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6. Handbags
A compilation of services from the Gloraich Ainm series, introduced from Jerusalem
The fishing industry, lochs and towns of Wester Ross.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotlan. Programme 11
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 12
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 49
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 50
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 14
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with DJ Campbell, Vintage Cars. Programme 1
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Weaving Shed. Programme 2
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Lachlan MacKinnon in New York. Programme 3
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Astrid. Programme 4
Footage of historical St. Andrews, including the harbour, and cathedral, the Royal and Ancient golf club, and University quadrangle.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Hats. Programme 5
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Welding. Programme 6
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 1. The Iolaire Disaster.
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 2. Loch Maree.
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 3. Wick
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 4. Brora.
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 5. Loch Ewe.
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 6. Knoydart.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 15
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach! Programme 8
Various scenic views of Loch Lomond, including Balmaha, the steamer (Maid of the Loch), Ben Lomond, Inversnaid and Ardlui.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: produced by Scottish Instructional Films.
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach! Programme 9.
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach! Programme 10
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach! Programme 11
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach! Programme 12
Big teeth and big pants - watch out, it's Na Coineanaich Ghorach Programme 13.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 16
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 17
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 18
Highlights from a 2000 showcase concert of Gaelic music, song, dance and drama, featuring participants from the successful Fèisean movement of community-run festivals. [Source - BBC Alba]
A one-off programme charting the success of the Fèisean movement in the Highlands and Islands through the eyes of youngsters who take part in such festivals annually, and featuring the movement's centrepiece concert Ceòl nam Fèis, at Inverness's Eden Court theatre.
BOBBY JONES - NATIONAL OPEN GOLF CHAMPION
Bobby Jones demonstrates golfing techniques.
Producer, Cine Kodagraph. -- Credits: Cine Kodagraph.
Religious documentary from Stornoway Free Church.
A service from the Free Church in Stornoway
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 2 - 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 5 - 7
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 8 - 10
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Singer Margaret MacLeod goes on a musical journey to Skye. [Source - Radio Times]
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Tonight, Kristine Kennedy makes a musical journey to her home parish of South Lochs in Lewis. [Source - Radio Times]
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Award-winning singer Margaret Stewart Harding takes viewers on a musical journey to her home in Lewis. [Source - Radio Times]
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Singer Chrissie MacVicar makes a nostalgic musical journey to Harris. [Source - Radio Times]
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Featuring Mary MacNeil
Launch of the "Queen Elizabeth" by HM the Queen on September 27th, 1938, at John Brown's yard, Clydebank. Film also includes footage of the "Queen Mary" leaving the fitting out basin, and arriving in New York.
Programme highlights from a TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Wilma Kennedy, Kirsteen Graham, Màiri Sandeman, Christine Primrose, Anna Murray, Maggie MacInnes, Ishbel MacAskill, (Karen Matheson?)
Programme highlights from a TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Màiri MacInnes, Anna Murray, Karen Matheson, Màiri Sandeman, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Kirsteen Graham, Christine Primrose
Programme highlights from a TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring Flora MacNeill & Maggie MacInnes, Wilma Kennedy, Ishbel MacAskill, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Màiri MacInnes, Màiri Sine Campbell, Karen Matheson
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 1 Featuring the song: Tha mi ruith ars' an rabaid
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 2 Featuring the song: 'S mise bodach-ciùil
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 3 Featuring the song: 'S coma leam buntàta carrach
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 4 Featuring the song: Abu choill
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 5 Featuring the song: Tha duinne anns an fhaing
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 6 Featuring the song: I bhi ada
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 7 Featuring the song: Ho ro na ribinnean
Footage of sand racing, and coverage of the first post-war car hill climb race held at Rest and Be Thankful, organised by the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, St Andrews.
Director, [filmed by Bob Riddell-Black, Templar Films] ; Producer, Templar Films. -- Credits: [shot by Bob Riddell-Black, Templar Films] [Competitors in the event possibly seen in the film: Raymond Mays in ERA, Sidney Allard and A K Stevenson, the organiser for the RSAC.].
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 1 Featuring the song: Shoosh shoosh air an each
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 2 Featuring the song: Illean bitheabh sunndach
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 3 Featuring the song: Cha b'e an uiseag
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 4 Featuring the song: Bodach beag annasach
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 5 Featuring the song: Òran bleoghain
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 6 Featuring the song: Beathaichean
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 1 Featuring Deep Sea World
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 2 Featuring funfairs/holidays
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 3 Featuring light/lighthouses
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 4 Featuring butterflies & insects
Everyday life in the Orkney Isles, with footage of crofting and lobster fishing.
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 5 Featuring drinks/recycling
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 6 Featuring communications
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 7 Featuring puppets
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 8 Featuring the Isle of Lewis ferry
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 9 Featuring Highland Folk Park
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 10 Featuring Highland Stoneware
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 11 Featuring Glencoe Mystery World
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 12 Featuring the Landmark Centre
Children's programme presented by Tony Kearney [Source - BFI] Programme 13 Featuring the Heavy Horse Centre
A musical tour of the Hebridean islands. A visit to the Island of Lismore in Strathclyde, with Mary Catherine MacNeil and Mairi MacInnes. Programme 1
Compilation of news events reported by the "Bulletin", "Evening Times" and the "Glasgow Herald". The events reported include the Scotland v England football match at Hampden on 1st April, 1950, political rallies and an election campaign. The production of a newspaper is also shown.
A musical tour of the Hebridean islands. A visit to Islay with Ian MacKay. Programme 2
A musical tour of the Hebridean islands. A visit to Scarp in the Western Isles with Ian MacKay. Programme 3
A musical tour of the Hebridean islands. Margaret MacLellan visits the island of Eigg. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 5
A visit to the Mochach Isles [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 6
A Gaelic language version of the English language children's cartoon 'Tales of the Cat'. Programme 1: Na h-ealaidhnean. Swans
Children's animation about a boy who loves to torment animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who cannot miow, is scared of heights and hates fish. Episode 1 Bho Bhalach gu Cat
Producer, Tele Ar-A-Mach, Eva (Cologne Cartoon) ; La Fabrique ; Siriol Productions ; SOFIDOC) ; NOA Network of Animation, Alfonso Productions, Studio Miniatur Filmych Britain (BSKYB) Germany (ZDF & PREMIER) Canada (Western International Communications) France .
Children's animation about a boy who loves to torment animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who cannot miow, is scared of heights and hates fish. Ep[isode 1 of Series 2 (Episode 15) An t-Inneal Cunnartach
This programme contains footage from two of Capercaillie's sell out concerts at Aberdeen's Capitol Theatre and The Harbour Fest in Nairn.
Director, Tony Vanden Ende ; Producer, Indigo Production.
Earlier this summer, 8-and 9-year-olds from two schools took part in an unusual project working with professional television crews to make short films about themselves and their communities. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled]
National Savings trailer, featuring a bouncing ball to 'sing along' to - "Play the game and rally round, a bob in the pound from your pay - You'll be glad in the brighter days tomorrow that you learned to save today!"
At one midnight after midnight on Tuesday, 8 May, 1945, hostilities in Europe officially came to an end. Fifty years later should we continue to remember? [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled]
'As an Fhearran' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Clann an latha 'n diugh' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Air an oir' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Gàidhlig PLC' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
Second departure from St Kilda [Subtitled]
Gaelic language programme concerning scientific developments in cloning and their moral implications. [Subtitled]
'The Road to Holyrood' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Gàidheil Ghlaschu' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Gaelic status' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
Sports day at the West of Scotland Schools OTC Camp at Gailes.
'Ànnradh fairge' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Siubhal agus Aoigheachd' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'Crofting - the new generation' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
'The Last Century' A special edition of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere
Topical issues debates. Donald Morrison hosts a community debate from Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, on the issue of observance of the sabbath.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 1.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television, Siriol Productions].
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 2.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 3.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 4.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 5.
Rushes from a film showing two girls and a man outside a thatched croft.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat.Episode 6.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 7.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 8.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 9.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 10.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 11.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 12.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 13.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 14.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 15.
The Keith Show, with shots of the fairground, show jumping, football and a Charlie Chaplin imitator performing comic bicycle stunts.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 16.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 17.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 18.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 19.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat Episode 20.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 21.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 22.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 23.
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 24
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 25
The Pluscarden Priory Restoration Fete at Cooper Park, Elgin with amusement stalls, pony rides and a tea tent. [see also ref. 2877].
Gaelic children's animation series. Follow the amazing adventures of Meusaidh the cat. Episode 26.
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 1
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 2
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 3
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 4
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 5
The series of programmes featuring singers from Scotland and Ireland looks at political songs. Introduced by Seán Ó hÉanaigh and Mary Ann Kennedy. Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 19
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 20
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 21
The Tree Planting ceremony by Lossiemouth local dignitaries, including the Laird of Pitgavney and Provost Dean.
[filmed by James S. Nairn]. -- Credits: A Regal Production.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 55 [Subtitled] First in the series. Featuring the Italian Centre, Glasgow
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 56 [Subtitled] Aberdeen
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 57 [Subtitled] Stornoway
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 58 [Subtitled] Rodel
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 59 [Subtitled] Clan Donald Centre
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 60 [Subtitled] Black Isle
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 22
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 7. Window designs
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 8. Pouffes
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9. Sradagan
The three-legged race, balloon race, hurdles, sack race, pillow fight and presentation of prizes at Hillhead High Sports days.
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10. Nuclear power
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 11. Highland Dancing
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 12. Plant pots
Tony Kearney and Lisa MacKinnon host a new children's magazine featuring sport, music, cartoons and prize-laden competitions [Source - Radio Times] Programme 13. Rugby training
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 3
At crucial points in the history of the USA, the Celtic peoples from Britain and Ireland shaped the great republic - for good or ill.Episode 1 of 3.
Continuing this look at how Celtic people from Britain and Ireland helped shape the history of the USA. Episode 2 of 3
Continuing this look at how Celtic people from Britain and Ireland helped shape the history of the USA. Episode 3 of 3.
A Church of Scotland service from Manish in Harris [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary and Gaelic service from Manish Church of Scotland in Harris, conducted by lay preachers from local congregations. The Rev Murdo Smith talks about the role of the lay preacher in remote congregations.
An illustration of Scotland's only mobile civil defence surgical unit.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 20 - 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 17 - 19
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 14 - 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 11 - 13
A service from St Peter's in Daliburgh, South Uist [Not Subtitled]
Religious documentary about St Peter's Roman Catholic church in Daliburgh, South Uist
Children's drama, based on a story by Flora MacDonald, about the adventures of four children who spend their school holiday in Uist investigating the theft of a military device.
Thig cuide ri Mairead, Eachann, Seocan and Luchag nan Litir 's iad a' cleachdadh òrain is sgeulachdan gus clann òga a bhrosnachadh gu bhith a' fuaimneachadh agus a' cur litrichean na Gàidhlig ri chèile. Join Mairead, Eachann, Seocan and Luchag nan Litir as they encourage young children to pronounce and form Gaelic sounds and words from particular groups of letters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes A - L
Thig cuide ri Mairead, Eachann, Seocan and Luchag nan Litir 's iad a' cleachdadh òrain is sgeulachdan gus clann òga a bhrosnachadh gu bhith a' fuaimneachadh agus a' cur litrichean na Gàidhlig ri chèile. Join Mairead, Eachann, Seocan and Luchag nan Litir as they encourage young children to pronounce and form Gaelic sounds and words from particular groups of letters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes M - U
A record of Glasgow's casualty service highlighting it's First Aid posts, for example at Gorbals Baths and at Riddrie.
Credits: A record of Glasgow Casualty Service.
Shots of the construction site for Cowglen Hospital and the weekly staff doctors' meeting.
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 1
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 2
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 3
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 4
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 5
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Programme 6
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 1
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 2
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. New Compositions 1
Footage of the May Day Parades in Edinburgh and Glasgow, with a brief shot of James Maxton speaking in Glasgow's George Square.
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. New Compositions 2
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Hymns Compilation
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Psalms Compilation 1
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 1 Buddha Crush
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 2. Ceroc
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 3 Fields of harvest
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 4 Ibiza
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 5 Funyak
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 6 Cluanas
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 7 Fashion
A tour of the East Fortune Sanatorium showing the X-ray room, ward, and recreation room.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: The staff and patients of East Fortune Sanatorium, East Lothian Censor's "U" certificate.
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 8 Kasino
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 9 Barcelona
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 10 The Loop
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 11 Manchester
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 12 Review of Ibiza
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 13 Review of The Loop
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 23 - 25
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 26 - 28
A' toirt air leabhar cheannanais. Exploring the Book of Kells. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
Various departments of the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh are illustrated and the film extols the hospital's motto which is "the ever open door".
Director, John N. Lauder. -- Credits: assisted by William Cochrane advisory Lt Col A D Stewart medical superintendent Henry Maw Secretary and Treasurer and staff of various departments. lighting and technical T. W. Turnbull Master of Works and Royal Infirmary electricians..
A' toirt air leabhar cheannanais. Exploring the Book of Kells. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
Religious documentary from Maryburgh Church in Ross-Shire.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 29 - 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 32 - 34
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 1
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Crofting and sheep farming in the Highlands.
Credits: [distributed by the Workers Film Association].
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 4
A service from Lochs on the Isle of Lewis
Religious documentary from Lochs, Isle of Lewis
Topical issues debates. Live from Dunoon Mòd.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 35 - 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 38 - 40
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Dunoon Mòd
The steamer the "Duchess of Argyle" leaves for Brodick, Arran from the pier at Rothesay.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
A Gaelic drama set in the fictional village of Sgoravick. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 2
A Gaelic drama set in the fictional village of Sgoravick. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 3
A Gaelic drama set in the fictional village of Sgoravick. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 4
A Gaelic drama set in the fictional village of Sgoravick. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 5
A Gaelic drama set in the fictional village of Sgoravick. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 6
De seòrsa fios a th' againn air saoghal cràbhaidh nan Ceilteach? What is known about the Celts' religious beliefs? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Na doireachan noamha - The sacred gloves
A' toirt sùil air saoghal cràbhaidh nan Ceilteach. A look at Celtic religious beliefs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Luchd glèidhidh a chreideimh - Guardians of the faith
The Celtic countries under attack from the Vikings and the Normans. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Aoighean gun chuireadh - Unwelcomed guests
Saoghal nan Ceilteach bho Artair gu toiseach an Eaglais Cheilteach. The Celtic world, from Arthur to the Celtic Church. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Bho Camelot gu Chrìost - From Camelot to Christ
The Celtic countries under attack from the Vikings and the Normans. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 Uirsgeul agus Fìrinn - Legend and Reality
A' toirt sùil air eachdraidh nan Ceilteach bho linn Eideard I gu Oilibhear Cromballach. The History of the Celts from Edward I to Oliver Cromwell. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 Crùintean caillte - Lost crowns
Eachdraidh nan Ceilteach san ochdamh linn deug aig toiseach an Rìoghachd Aonaichte. The history of the Celts during the 18th century and at the beginning of the United Kingdom. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
A' toirt sùil air ath-nuadhachadh cultar nan Ceilteach san 21mh linn. Are the Celtic nations going through a revitalisation in the 21st century? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 Duan gun stàth? A dead song?
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with La Bouttine Souriante. Programme 1
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with the String Sisters. Programme 2
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Michael McGoldrick. Programme 3
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with a contemporary art special. Programme 4
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Alison Brown Quartet. Programme 5
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Maura O' Connell. Programme 6
A demonstration of how to keep bees for heather honey.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with La Bouttine Souriante. Programme 7
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Mealladh gu Leòr. Programme 8
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Na Cruithnich. Programme 9
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with the String Sisters. Programme 10
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Alasdair Fraser & Tony McManus. Programme 11
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Alison Brown Quartet. Programme 12
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Anam. Programme 13
Taghadh ciuil bhon t-sreath ealan Tacsi anns a bhliadhan 2000. A' measg a luchd-ciuil Deaf Shepherd, Shooglenifty, Billy Ross, Alison Brown Quartet, Mairead N Mhaonaigh agus Maura O'Connell. A musical compliation from the 2000 arts series Tacsi. Featuring Deaf Shepherd, Shooglenifty, Billy Ross, Alison Brown Quartet, Mairead N Mhaonaigh and Maura O'Connel. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Taghadh ciuil bhon t-sreath ealan Tacsi anns a bhliadhan 2000. A' measg a luchd-ciuil La Bouttine Souriante, Alyth NicCarmaig, Anam, Anne Martin agus Ingrid Henderson, Alasdair Fraser agus Tony McManus. A musical compliation from the 2000 arts series Tacsi. Featuring La Bouttine Souriante, Alyth NicCarmaig, Anam, The String Sisters, Anne Martin and Ingrid Henderson, Alasdair Fraser and Tony McManus. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Taghadh ciuil bhon t-sreath ealan Tacsi anns a bhliadhan 2000. A' measg a luchd-ciuil Michael McGoldrick, Alasdair Fraser agus Tony McManus, Anne Martin agus Ingrid Henderson, Anam, Deaf Shepherd, Liam O'Flynn, Julie Fowlis, Fraser Mcnoughton and Chris Armstrong. Musical compliation, featuring Michael McGoldrick, Alasdair Fraser and Tony McManus, Anne Martin and Ingrid Henderson, Anam, Deaf Shepherd, Liam O'Flynn, Julie Fowlis and Fraser Mcnoughton and Chris Armstrong. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Footage of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders on parade and at camp along with the 9th Highland Light Infantry.
Taghadh ciuil bhon t-sreath ealan Tacsi anns a bhliadhan 2000. A' measg a luchd-ciuil String Sisters, La Bouttine Souriante, Alyth McCormack, Michael McGoldrick, Shooglenifty, Berroguetto, Alison Brown Quartet & Liam O'Flynn. A musical compliation from the arts series. Featuring String Sisters, La Bouttine Souriante, Alyth McCormack, Michael McGoldrick, Shooglenifty, Berroguetto, Alison Brown Quartet and Liam O'Flynn. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Mairi NicAonghais. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Mairi MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Babs NicGriogair. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Babs MacGregor. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Aonghas 'Ease' MacLeòid. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Angus Macleod. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Iain Aonghas MacAoidh. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with John Angus Mackay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ris An t-Oll. Anna Latharna NicGillÌosa. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Dr Anne Lorne Gillies. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ris An t-Urr. Aonghas Mac a' Ghobhainn. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with the Rev Angus Smith. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 6
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 Cuin a bha Alba ann? Today's programme loks at the ancient kingdom of Alba.
CAMBUSLANG ORPHANED CHILDREN'S EXCURSION
An annual treat for the Cambuslang Orphaned Children, an excursion to Troon where races and and various games are held.
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 Clann IC Chalium. Today's programme looks at medieval Scotland.
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 Ni aoibhneas gun Chlann Dòmhnaill. A look at the role played by the MacDonald clan in unifying the western seaboard.
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Clann a' cheathaich. A look at the destruction of the Clan system in the aftermath of Culloden.
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Alba air chall. The story behind Tartan.
Rhoda MacDonald presents a six part series on the history of Scotland and the Gaelic language. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 Alba an inntinn. Rhoda concludes the series by looking at two MacGregors, and wonders if they are symbols for the state of Gaelic Scotland today.
Religious documentary. Alasdair MacKinnon visits Portree on the Isle of Skye, and asks local people their opinions on the church's role in hospitality
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Experimental film using coloured shapes to illustrate a dance to old fashion calliope music. Filmed by Norman McLaren.
Director, Norman McLaren. -- Credits: National Film Board of Canada presents.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
The children's magazine series that offers a mixture of music, sports, animated fun and competitions returns with a new look. Guests making the trip to Stornoway include the group Madasun. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
Duncan MacNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin present the Gaelic children's entertainment show from the Stornoway studio, featuring reports from around the country and games with Eachen the puppet. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
The children's magazine visits Blair Drummond safari park near Stirling and reports from Eriskay on the ponies that are named after the island. Plus, music, sport and animated fun. Presented by Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
The children's magazine visits Dublin to meet Irish speaking children. Plus music, sport and animated fun. Presented by Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
In today's show, Penny sails along Loch Ness and Duncan and Lynda play Drive Direach and Smoig in the studio. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5
This week the children's magazine show travels to London where a group of children from the Western Isles perform in a concert at the Dome. Plus, a look around Shakespeare's Globe, an exact replica of the famous Elizabethan playhouse in Southwark.[Source - Radio Times] Programme 6
Producer, Scottish Television, INA, France 3, Fleurus-Tardy, Club D'Investissement Media, Tele-Hachette, Societe Radio Canada, SSR, RTBF, Centre National De La Cinematographie. -- Credits: [Presented by Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin].
This week the children's magazine comes from the studio Gàidhlig in Stornoway. Penny goes white water rafting, Lynda pays another visit to Blair Drummond, and Duncan faces another gunge session in the game with a cult following, Smoig. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 7
Producer, Scottish Television, INA, France 3, Fleurus-Tardy, Club D'Investissement Media, Tele-Hachette, Societe Radio Canada, SSR, RTBF, Centre National De La Cinematographie. -- Credits: [Presented by Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin ].
Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin enjoy a Halloween party at the allegedly haunted castle of Barcaldine [Source - Radio Times] Programme 8
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS: FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT GEORGE DINWOODIE
Funeral of a young Glasgow Airman, Lieutenant George Dinwoodie, RAF, killed in an accident while flying in Yorkshire. Shots of bearers carrying the coffin onto the horse-drawn hearse which moves off followed by a carriage filled with flowers, 1917.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "Scottish Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" written on opening credit..
The team pay a visit to the Isle of Skye. Presented by Duncan McNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9
Duncan MacNeil, Penny MacInnes and Lynda Martin present the Gaelic children's entertainment show from the Stornoway studio, featuring reports from around the country and games with Eachen the puppet. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 9
Lynda Martin visits the Highland Mystery World at Ballachuillish, where Splaoid puppet Eachen the Fechen resides. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 11
Penny goes climbing and canoeing at an outdoor centre and Linda pays another visit to Blair Drummond safari park [Source - Radio Times] Programme 12
The RNLI comes to the rescue of presenter Duncan MacNeill and Penny MacInnes tries the new sport of kite-buggying while Linda introduces Drive Direach. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 13
Linda visits the Big Idea science centre at Irvine and Penny relives her trip to Dublin. Meanwhile, Duncan dodges the gunge in another game of Smoig [Source - Radio Times] Programme 14
In the last in the series Penny MacInnes takes a trip to Disneyland Paris with schoolchildren from the Western Isles and Lynda Martin looks back at the best of Ceòl Pop. Meanwhile, Duncan McNeill suggests a festive gift you can make yourself. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 15
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 116, JEDBURGH HANDBA'
Part A contains footage of the Jedburgh Handba' when the 'uppies' and the 'doonies' fight for the ball in the town square. Part B covers the boisterous celebrations of Candlemas.
Director, [filmed by local Universal cameraman] (Part A) ; Producer, Gaumont British News (Part B). -- Credits: (Part A) [filmed on commission by local Universal news cameraman for the Cinema, Jedburgh].
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12
The story of the man behind the indispensible Dwelly's Gaelic Dictionary.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland Programme 11
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13
A compilation of services from the Gloraich Ainm series
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 41 - 43
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 44 - 46
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 47 - 49
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 50, 51
B&W extract features Movietone News coverage of Royal Tour of the Empire Exhibition. Colour film section covers has general views of the actual exhibition including the dancing waters.
Credits: [Made by deceased relative of donor. Amateur film].
A' toirt air leabhar cheannanais. Exploring the Book of Kells [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
A' toirt air leabhar cheannanais. Exploring the Book of Kells [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 15
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 1 - 7 An tìgear Craobh nan ubhal oire A' bhruis iongantach Ceapag cuilc Eòghann congar Am fitheach is soillse Rìgh march
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 8 - 13 An dithis bhraithrean Am fear uaine An t-uachdaran agus an saor Fionn An gille agus an rìgh
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 16
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 17
Shots of naval vessels, including an aircraft carrier on the Firth of Clyde.
Credits: [made by deceased relative of donor].
Topical issues debates. Donald Morrison debates the decriminalisation of cannabis with a panel of guests in this month's topical debate from Inverness's Eden Court theatre.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 18
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 19
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 A look at doctors in rural areas, Austrian law and political asylum
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 20
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 21
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17? Reports on GM crops, Greek ferry safety, and Jewish people in France during the second world war
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 Features about Oslo environment, German IT workers, and Irish credit unions
A short drama inspired by one of the oldest songs in the Gaelic tradition, created by Gaelic short film initiative Geur Ghearr [Subtitled]
A cinema trailer for the Playhouse Elgin thanking patrons and wishing them a happy and victorious New Year.
Martin Martin was born in Skye. In 1703 he published the first written account of the Western Isles following an extensive journey there. The story of the writer and his classic account.
A cèilidh recorded live at the city halls in Glasgow to celebrate the fiftieth anniversay of the Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir. Programme 1
A cèilidh recorded live at the city halls in Glasgow to celebrate the fiftieth anniversay of the Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir. Programme 2
Co bh'ann a Werner Kissling a chuir beatha mhuinntir Eirisgeidh anns na 1930s an cèill don t-saoghal mhòr agus do gach ginealach a thigeadh as an deidh le chuid dhealbhan? Tha am program seo a' rinneadh ann an 1996 a' rannsachadh. Profiling enigmatic photographer and film maker Werner Kissling, who recorded the life of the people of Eriskay during the 1930s. Kissling was a German soldier, scholar and diplomat, yet he died penniless in Dumfries, his work forgotten. [Source - BBC Alba]
Nature knows best' is a Gaelic language TV series about the environment, aimed at primary and secondary school pupils. Programme 11. Calum Beag, Luach Craoibhe
A celebration of Gaelic music shot on location on the Isle of Harris. The programme features choirs from the Western Isles performing in St Clements Church, Rodel, and the popular Gaelic group Sgàthach. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 1 A' Mhuir
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 2 Creachadairean
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 1 A' Bheinn
The North of Scotland cup, semi-final replay between Elgin City and Clachnacudden.
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 2 An Gleann
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 3 An Abhainn
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 4 A' Mhointeach
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 5 An Loch Mara
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 Features about foot & mouth disease in Germany, Vatican cancer danger from radio transmitters, and Greek terrorists
Topical issues debates. A community debate, from the Isle of Harris, asking whether enough is being done to promote the Highlands and Islands as a tourist destination.
Religious documentary. Dr Anne Lorne Gilles is joined by MSP John Farquhar Munro and social worker John Archie MacMillan to discuss the role of the church in politics
Religious documentary. This week on the moral discussion show Dr Anne Lorne Gilles is joined by Shona Paterson and Angus Peter Campbell at St Conan's Kirk in Argyll to discuss the traditional family unit
A service from Briton Street Free Church in Govan, Glasgow
Soldiers practising mortar fire, the ARP [Air Raid Patrol] parade through Elgin, a fly past by three planes and a fire fighting demonstration.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Features about Kiev, EEC support for European Islands, Morocco fishing grounds
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A report on the effects of depleted Uranium shells in Kosovo
A cultural exchange between two Gaelic-speaking communities - Ness in the Western Isles of Scotland, and Connemara in Co Galway - provides the backdrop to an examination of their respective concerns and aspirations for the future. [Source - Radio Times]
This absorbing programme explores the views of archaeologists, artists and lay-people on the significance of the Callanish stones to them.
Fad coir is ceud bliadhna tha am faclair Dwelly air a bhi na thaic do Ghàidheil agus iadsan le uidh anns a chanan. Ach cha b' ann ri sùil ris a' lethid de dh' fhoillseachadh a chaidh Eideard Dwelly an sàs anns na h-obrach. Tha am prògram sa a' rannsachadh an duine agus a dhìleab. Dwelly's Gaelic Dictionary is one of the most important works of Scottish scholarship, and an indispensable reference guide for a century of Gaels since its first publication in 1901. This programme examines the amazing achievement of Edward Dwelly, who originally undertook the compilation for his own private use [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary focusing on the enigma of the Lewis Chessmen, the remains of four 12th-century chess sets which were discovered on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides in 1831.
SCOTTISH QUALIFYING CUP FINAL: Keith v Vale OCOBA at Borough Briggs, Elgin
Scottish qualifying cup-final, Keith v Vale Ocoba at Borough Briggs, Elgin.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Rory Campbell, Donald McCormack, Maysha, Kerrie Reid, Soïg Sibéril, Tony McManus and Alain Genty. Programme 1
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with John Spillane, Creideamhan, Mairead Nesbit, Niall Rothach, Colin Watson. Programme 2
Various events including a football match, a float parade and sports, as part of the celebrations of Elgin Charcity Day.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Ishbel MacAskill, Leabhar Rannan, Ayub Ogada, Uist Dance Club, Dezi Donnelly. Programme 3
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Karen Matheson, William MacTaggart, Róisín Elsafty, Sgeulachdan, John & Paul MacSherry. Programme 4
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Susana Seviane, Calum Colvin, Sandy Moffat, Gillian Frame, Community Newspaper, Martin Furey. Programme 5
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Karan Casey, Buildings & Quarries, Shine, Ionad Coille Ùr, Maysha. Programme 6
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Celtic Feet, Donald MacAulay, John Spillane, Sgil Clachaireachd, Eilidh Shaw and Ross Martin. Programme 7
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Andrew Murray, Seanchas Sloinntireachd, Charlie MacKerron, Wish I Was Here, Carrie Forbes. Programme 8
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Karen Matheson, Leabhar Mòr na Gàidhlig, Mairead Nesbit, A' Dèanamh Mhapaichean, Róisín Elsafty. Programme 9
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Mercedes Peón, Highland Women, Ishbel MacAskill, Fighe le Fuitheagan, Soïg Sibéril. Programme 10
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with John & Paul McSherry, Leanaibh an Àigh, Shine, Mnathan-Glùine, Celtic Feet. Programme 11
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Mercedes Peón, Iain MacSporan, Charlie MacKerron, Deoch air Ghàidhealtachd, Carrie Forbes. Programme 12
Shots of various events during Elgin Charcity Day including sports, a game of football, a baby competition and a fancy dress parade.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series, with Alistair MacLeod. Programme 13
The first of a new seven part travel programme, which contrasts the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week, a woman who lives in Vancouver, Canada, and her father from Lochboisdale, South Uist. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
The second of a new seven part travel programme, which contrasts the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week, Alasdair MacDonald is in San Francisco, and his mother Ina is in Uig on the Isle of Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
The third of a new seven part travel programme, which contrasts the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week, Chrisalda Vilchis, in Mexico City, and her sister Dona MacDonald in Northon, on the Isle of Harris. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
The forth of a new seven part travel programme, which contrasts the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week, Effie Rankin in Cape Breton, Canada, and her aunt Màiri MacLean in North Uist in the Western Isles. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
The fifth of a new seven part travel programme, which contrasts the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week, Cathie Muriel Carey in New Jersey, USA, and her sister Jane Anne MacArthur in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5
Last in the series highlighting the contrasting lives of Highland family members living in different countries. The lifestyles of two sisters are compared: one lives in America, the other in Stornoway in the Isle of Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. [Source - Radio Times] A compilation of episodes from Series 1 of Cairdean.
Coverage of Elgin Gala Week, including the children's fancy dress competition, parade and crowning of the Gala Queen.
[attributed to James S. Nairn for the Playhouse, Elgin].
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation Programme 6
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Psalms Compilation 2
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 3
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 4
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 5
Spiritual music, song and verse performed by some of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers and musicians. Compilation 6
Film illustrates various activities that are on offer at the Inverness Swimming Club, including the Ladies Formation Team, diving and the amateur swimming club.
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 1 Boxing, Madrid, fashion
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 2 Unique shops, finance for students, Boston
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 3 The Princes' Trust, Bilbao, and circus training
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 4 Edinburgh, music and cameras
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod.Programme 5 Skye, Glasgow, mobile phones
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 6 New York, Lanark television, student jobs
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 7 Food, the internet, New York
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 8 Venice, student debt, and film
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 9 Special school canteens, Harris, music
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 10 Music, driving and dancing
Some of the activities enjoyed by boys at the Sea School including rowing, sailing, fishing and climbing. [Made as part of an appeal on behalf of the Sea School].
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 11 Reykjavik, bands in the studio and sheep
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 12 Music and reports from the series
Magazine series for Gaelic speaking teenagers presented by Donna MacLeod. Programme 13 Last in the series - driving, boxing, relaxing days
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] BCCI - 10 years on
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Cathy Ann MacMillan about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Donald MacAskill about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Annie MacSween about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Archie Nicholson about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Catriona Montgomery about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Fergus MacKinlay about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6
Coverage of Elgin Gala Day includes general views of parade, Highland dancing and tug-o-war. Shots of Morayshire Farmers' Club Show.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Mairi Currie about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 7
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to John Norman MacDonald about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 8
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Roslyn MacAskill about living with blindness [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Thomas MacKinnon about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Mina Smith about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 11
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Cathy Smith about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 12
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. Today, Catriona Nicholson talks to Lachie MacLeod about a life changing experience [Source - Radio Times] Programme 13
Gaelic word of the day. Programmes 1 - 43
Gaelic word of the day. Programmes 44 - 48
The motorcade, parade, ladies' football match, relay race and crowning of the Gala Queen.
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Rob Dunbar. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Rob Dunbar. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Morag Craig. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Morag Craig. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Fionnlagh MacLeòid ann an còmhradh le Fred MacAmhlaigh. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Fred MacAulay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fionnlagh MacLeòid ann an còmhradh le Roy MacIomhair. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Roy MacIver. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Fionnlagh MacLeòid ann an còmhradh le Iain Archie Mac a' Mhaoilein. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Iain Archie MacMillan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Joni Buchanan, sgriobaiche. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with writer Joni Buchanan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Fionnlagh MacLeòid ann an còmhradh leis An t-Urram. Dòmhnall MacAmhlaigh. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Rev Donald MacAulay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Gaelic word of the day. Programmes 49 - 80
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Mòd 2001 special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 First in the series. A look at Turkey, Western Isles crofters, and Babs MacGregor in Genoa
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 1
Producer, EO Teilifís, Tyrone Productions.
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 30
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 60
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 40
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 16
The two reels cover Inverness Festival Year and highlight open air gatherings, pipeband parades, and highland games.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Features about Northern Ireland, multiple sclerosis, Simon Wiesenthal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 Features about nuclear waste, Ardnamurchan school, Polish horse sales
Gaelic word of the day. Programmes 81 - 100
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A Fishing Special
Topical issues debates. With Gaelic culture thriving in Nova Scotia, Donald Morrison asks why Scotland can only dream of such a vibrant community life in a programme coming from this year's Royal National Mòd in Stornoway. Programme 1
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 Features about Basque nationalism, king Simeon of Bulgaria, parkinson's disease
An examination of the circumstances surrounding the 1937 bothy fire in Kirkintilloch which claimed the lives of ten Irish potato diggers. Sgrùdadh air a' sgeulachd co-cheangailte ri teine ann an anns an do chaill deichnear Èireannach a bh'ann an Alba aig obair togail a bhuntàta am beatha. [Source - BBC Alba]
Earl Haig unveils Peebles War Memorial and lays a wreath after inspecting a parade of war veterans. Crowds line the streets to watch the pipes and drums lead the parade of veterans.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at the ferry between Kintyre and Ireland, Italian sheep disease and the shortage of blood for transfusion in Bulgaria
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 Donald MacLeod visits communities participating in the Scottish Executive's Iomairt aig an Oir "Initiative at the Edge" programme and asks whether unemployment and depopulation are being tackled effectively. Other topics covered include French police demonstrations and the introduction of Euros in Austria.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Features about Russia
Second of four weekly one-off dramas. While fishing, Tam finds a magical blue stone in a salmon. [Source - Radio Times]
Drama mu thachartasan iongantach air Eilean Mhiùlaidh. Drama about unusual happenings on the island of Miùlaidh. [Source - BBC Alba]
First of four weekly one off dramas. Martainn and Anna are arguing when their car goes off the road. This film tells Martainn's story - from the other side. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 1
Is dlùth an dàimh eadar Calum 's a sheanair ach nuair a dh'fhàsas an seanair tinn, tha trioblaidean ag èirigh. Calum and his grandfather are very close, but trouble looms when the grandfather becomes ill. [Source - BBC Alba]
A compilation of Peebles Beltane Festivals including footage of a mounted procession with decorated floats, the Beltane Queen and her retinue leaving the podium and a horse-drawn decorated floats procession.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 Christmas special
Animated children's series [Source - Radio Times online] Episode 1
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Features about compensation for handicapped people in France, seal populations and Italian smoking laws
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 4.
Sgeulachdan annasach bho eachdraidh na h-Alba. Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 5
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Features about house shortages on Mull, Iceland and immigrants in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about Scottish National Heritage on Arran, Italian prison officers, and the Eurovision song contest
PEEBLES MARCH RIDING AND BELTANE FESTIVAL 1949
Coverage of the Peebles March Riding and Beltane Festival which falls in a Jubilee Year, the celebrations include a Piper which leads a procession of children and the Beltane Queen and her retinue though the Borders town.
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 1 Gaoth nan Spuinneadair
Producer, Psychology News, S4C, Discovery Channel, Grampian Television.
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 2 Spuinneadairean Seann Saoghlach
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 3 Spuinneadairean bhon Taobh Tuath
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 4 Na Corsairean Barbarach
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 5 Spuinneadairean is Creachadairean le Ceod
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 6 Na Bucanaich
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 7 Spuinneadh 's an Cinneal Boireann
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 8 Spuinneadairean a' Chuan Sèimh
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 9 Cridheachan Dubha Deud Dubh
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 1711, SCOTS ACCLAIM ROYAL FAMILY
Filmed during the ten day royal visit to Scotland after the announcement of Princess Elizabeth's engagement.
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 10 Dithis Spuinneadairean Albannach
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 11 Spuinneadairean a' Chuain Iennseanach
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 12 Spuinneadairean Sineach
A series of programmes tracing the history of piracy from past to present. Episode 13 Spuinneadairean an Là an-diugh
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring Aruba
Producer, Psychology News, S4C, Discovery Channel.
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 4 Featuring Catalina
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 6 Featuring Elba Island in Tuscany, Italy
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 5 Featuring Oak Island
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring Eilean Chaldaidh, A' Chiumrigh/Wales
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring the Juan Fernández Islands
Shots of the demolition of the The Easson Brothers factory in Bridgeton and the construction site for the new Mavor and Coulson factory. [Rushes?]
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 13 Featuring Sealgairean an Ionmhais
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring Sgeul an Da Eilean
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring Mhauritius
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Featuring Na Tuamotus Islands, French Polynesia
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 1 Featuring Cocos Island
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 3 Featuring Auckland
A documentary series about treasure hunters on islands throughout the world. Programme 2 Featuring the Seychelles
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 1
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 2
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 3
The development and production of the Hillman Imp car at the Linwood industrial plant.
Producer, Glasgow Films . -- Credits: the girl Elizabeth Yuill; the boy Bill Simpson comm. s. Bryden Murdoch m. Anthony Hedges effects sequence Muriel Cuthbertson sc. and comm. w. Cliff Hanley cameramen Robert Anderson, David Low, Edward McConnell ass. cameraman Alex Henderson technical adviser Graham Ashby p. man. Johnston Douglas p. David Welsh.
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 4
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 5
Gaelic version of English language series 'Moonacre', loosely based on the 1946 novel The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 6
A three part drama documentary series about the life of fisherwoman Christian Watt from Fraserburgh, based on autobiographical information contained in her memoirs, which give an insight into life in the mid-nineteenth century. Programme 1: Fairge agus fòirneart
A three part drama documentary series about the life of fisherwoman Christian Watt from Fraserburgh, based on autobiographical information contained in her memoirs, which give an insight into life in the mid-nineteenth century. Programme 2: Ceumannan aotrom
A three part drama documentary series about the life of fisherwoman Christian Watt from Fraserburgh, based on autobiographical information contained in her memoirs, which give an insight into life in the mid-nineteenth century. Programme 3: Deireadh an iasgach
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at air services to the Highlands, Manx language and whale hunting in Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Featuring Balkan countries, a Bosnian press reporter, and the lives of Kosovo women
Topical issues debates. Donald Morrison chairs a debate on the state of football in the Highlands and Islands.
A panorama of the Clyde, from Biggar to Brodick, with Billy Connolly as guide.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: featuring Billy Connolly [also featuring Ron Geesin, Bill Paterson, Christopher Higson and The Renfrew Burgh Band] nar. Micheal MacLiammuir visitors from the South Stephen and Liz Yardley songs Billy Connolly m. Ron Geesin anim. John Patrick Byrne, Donald Holwill ph. David Peat assistants Bert Eeles, Roland Kennedy sd. and atmospheres Louis Kramer, Ron Geesin ed. Patrick Higson w. & d. Murray Grigor produced for Films of Scotland and the Clyde Tourist Association.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Features about the Irish abortion referendum, female prisoners in Germany, and illegal vodka in Estonia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Mental health
An exploration of the life and career of Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean, whose work is celebrated today both nationally and internationally.
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 14 - 20 Nirribidh - Na triùir pheathraichean a thuit dhan bheinn/The three sisters who fell down a mountain. A whimsical caper from Norway about the search for a hen. Arabia - An crùn 's an t-slat rìoghail/The crown and the sceptre. A humorous morality tale from Arabia with an honest beggar and a mean merchant. Mongolia - Am buaichaille Tumur/Shepherd boy Tumur. A series of incidents result in a poor boy being made king, in this story from Mongolia. Astràlia - Amy, an droch bhèibidh/Bad baby Amy. A family in the Australian outback are rescued from drought by a magnificent necklace. An Danmhairc - A' bhan-bhuachaille agus am fear-sùithe Afraga a' deas - Fuducaisi a' bhana-ghaisgeach Singapore - An cnoc ruadh [red hill]
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 21 - 26 A' Pholainn - Blàth an rainich Stàitean Aonaichte - Iain Eanruig Ghreig - Persephone Canada - Timoon agus an narwhal Ghearmailt - An leòmhann fo gheasaibh Israel - Rìgh Solamh agus an seillean [King Soloman and the bee]
The story follows the twins, Alda and Aldan, in their mad chase through the Celtic countries of Galicia, Brittany, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. This series was broadcast on Scottish Television and TG4 in Ireland. [synopsis from West Highland Animation website]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 Features about the purchase of Gigha, Gibraltar, and new law in Hungary
Students seen working at various practical sessions at the Scottish Hotel School, Ross Hall; flower arranging, pastry cooks decorating a gateau, working at a cocktail bar. The film includes an interview with John Fuller, director of the School.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 Features about Castle Tioram, drugs in Holland, and prostitution in Europe
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 1.
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 2.
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 3.
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 4.
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 5.
Series on the drovers and the drove roads of Scotland. Episode 6.
Religious documentary. Dr Anne Lorne Gilles and her guests discuss the issue of euthanasia.
Religious documentary. Discussion about poverty
The Edinburgh Festival opening ceremony is performed by the Duke of Edinburgh on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle, Douglas Fairbanks is amongst the crowd. Includes interior shots of the Monseigneur News Cafe on Princes Street.
Producer, Gaumont British News and Universal Irish News.
Religious documentary. Dr Anne Lorne Gilles discusses racism with Dr Roddy MacLean and psychologist Donald MacLeod
Religious documentary. Dr Anne Lorne Gilles discusses moral standards with her guests, poet Aonghas MacNeacail and Church of Scotland minister Rev Dr Roderick MacLeod.
Religious documentary. Discussion about the National Lottery.
A service from Our Lady of the Sea in Castlebay, Barra
A service from Buccleuch & Greyfriars Free Church in Edinburgh
Topical issues debates. Donald Morrison and a panel of guests from across the Highlands and Islands debate the issue of land reform from Stoer village hall, Assynt.
Glasgow scenes including shots of tenements, the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow Green, St. Enoch's Station, Sauchiehall Street, Paddy's Market, the University, Templeton's carpet factory and Kelvingrove Art Gallery.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 Features about fish farming, BSE and foot & mouth problems, agriculture in Hungary
Religious documentary. Discussion about Evangelism
Religious documentary. Canon John Angus Galbraith and John Neil MacDonald discuss the sacrament of confession.
A service from Shawbost Free Church on the Isle of Lewis
A Roman Catholic service from St Mary's Church in Fort William
Ann an 1999 thugadh luchd-sgrìobhaidh ciùil , seinneadairean, còisirean agus luchd-ciùil cruinn còmhla airson cuirm shònraichte a dheasachadh do dh' Fhèis na Gàidhealtachd. Filmed in Iona and Inverness cathedrals in 2001, the programme includes six contemporary arrangements of Gaelic Psalms originally commissioned by the Highland Festival in 1999. [Source - BBC Alba]
Canon Angus MacQueen - priest, storyteller, cook, Gael. An account of his life as he celebrates 50 years in the priesthood [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Features about the French elections, Edinburgh Gaelic conference, and phone masts in Spain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 A look at disease among pigs in Catalonia, a Romanian Hospice, and home working using computers
GUILD OF AID ANNUAL TREATS: Christmas Party and OUTING TO BARCAPEL AND LARGS
Footage of the Women's Guild of Aid, the Gorbals, enjoying a Christmas Party and an outing to "Barcapel" House in Newton Mearns, then on to Callander and Largs.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 A review of some stories covered during the series.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 A review of some stories covered during the series.
Series supporting seven- to nine-year-olds with the process of imaginative writing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1 - 6
Series supporting seven- to nine-year-olds with the process of imaginative writing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 7 - 10
First in a new series of the topical Gaelic news discussion programme. Programme 1
News and topical affairs series. Programme 2
News and topical affairs series. Programme 3
News and topical affairs series. Programme 4
News and topical affairs series. Programme 6
News and topical affairs series. Programme 7
PATHE NEWS No 63/70, EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL, the
A compilation of various events held during the Edinburgh Festival including the Film Festival, a demonstration by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, the Budapest Ballet Company, and shots of the Tattoo on the Castle esplanade.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: Associated British Pathe Ltd RCA Sound Recording Technicolor [camera Baynes].
News and topical affairs series. Programme 8
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about GM crops, human cloning. Programme 9
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about arming police with guns, drunk driving, and the land reform bill. Programme 10
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about free personal care for the elderly, lack of family GP's in the Highlands, and the age of criminal liability for children. Programme 11
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about Afghan prisoners in a Cuban camp, Amnesty International human rights. Programme 12
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about privatisation of postal services and agriculture. Programme 14
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about Gaelic language and the Scottish parliament. Programme 16
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about the fishing industry. Programme 17
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about drugs in sport and the Euro football championships 2008. Programme 18
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about council housing stock transfer, and poverty. Programme 19
Some of Edinburgh's famous sites are visited including the Tolbooth, Holyrood Abbey, Princes Street, the Botanic Gardens, Dean Village, Charlotte Square, Fettes College, Leith Docks and Edinburgh Castle.
Director, David Eady ; Producer, London Films. -- Credits: ph. Stanley Grant, Jack Hildyard assembly cutter Audrey Bennett sd. superv. John Cox nar. Rt. Hon. Walter Elliot, MC, MP sc. & d. David Eady m. Hubert Clifford Western Electric Recording.
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about the media. Programme 20
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about the Middle East conflict. Programme 22
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about tourism. Programme 13
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about women and . raising a family. Programme 24
News and topical affairs series. With discussion on land reform focusing on North Harris Estate. Programme 25
News and topical affairs series. With discussion on the new communications bill and Gaelic television. Programme 26
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about breast cancer and designer babies. Programme 27
News and topical affairs series. Discussion about the church. Programme 28
A one-off documentary recalling Inverness's Craig Dùnain hospital, which accomodated patients in the Highlands and Islands with mental illness until it closed down two years ago.
Made for Pullars of Perth, taken during a works outing to the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley, London, 1924.
Credits: Taken during works outing to the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley London 1924..
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba, a' tòiseachadh le Blar Dhùn Neachdain. Turning points in Scottish history, starting with the Battle of Dunnichen. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba. Iain Knox a' tilleadh a dh' Alba. Turning points in Scottish history. John Knox returns to Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
The presentation of the King George Memorial Film to the Lord Provost of Perth. [Incomplete]
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba. 'Sa phrògram seo, Alba as dèidh blàr Chùil Lodair. Turning points in Scottish history. Life after Culloden. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba. 'Sa phrògram seo, tartan agus ìomhaigh na h-Alba. Turning points in Scottish history. George IV in Edinburgh. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba. 'Sa phrògram seo am buaidh a thug A' Chiad Chogadh air Alba. Turning points in Scottish history. World War I. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Sreath mu thachartasan sònraichte ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba. 'Sa phrògram seo sgeul fèin-riaghladh - piseach, searg is piseach. Turning points in Scottish history - Home Rule. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
A Church of Scotland service from Tarbert, Harris
An Inter church service from Sabhal Mòr Ostaig on Skye
Religious documentary. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss religious schools
Religious documentary. From St Conan's Kirk, Loch Awe, Cathy MacDonald hosts a discussion on the use of new media in the church.
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
The water displays at the Empire Exhibition, Glasgow, are illustrated including the royal fountain, the lake fountain, south cascade and the 'an clachan'.
Producer, Jay's Film Service Ltd.. -- Credits: This film has been specially produced for Crouch & Hogg, M.M. INST. C.E., Glasgow by Ronald L Jay (Jay's Film Service Ltd. - Glasgow).
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A' toirt sùil air Taighean-Sholais air feadh Alba. A series looking at Scotland's lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Deilbh beò a sealltainn beatha Chrìosd. Animated feature recounting the life of Christ. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 1 - 3 Stèidheadh Dealbhadh Rèiteach
Chlidren's animated about a boy who loves to torment animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who can't miaow, is scared of heights, and hates fish. Programmes 1 - 5 Dàin do dh'Oighrig Duais phrìseil Buidseachd is buaireadh Claidheamh marina Morgana - Dia an Uisge
Chlidren's animated about a boy who loves to torment animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who can't miaow, is scared of heights, and hates fish. Programmes 6 - 10 Eilean Naoimh Bhuruca Murtair an dràgoin Granaidh gràg agus na coigrich An cath-chleasachd Uggi
Chlidren's animated about a boy who loves to torment animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who can't miaow, is scared of heights, and hates fish. Programmes 11 - 13 Dìoghaltas Mhorgana Cafe Thorc Nollaig
News and topical affairs series. Programme 29
Perth's Royal Jubilee celebrations of 1935, with the town decorated in bunting and a firework display with illuminations.
Director, T.C. Davidson. -- Credits: ph. T.C. Davidson, Perth.
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 30
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 31
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 32
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 33
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 34
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 35
A Catholic service from Our Lady of Sorrows in Garrynamonie, South Uist
A service from Knock Free Church in Garrabost, Isle of Lewis
CABHSAIR ÈIRISGEIDH = THE ERISKAY CAUSEWAY
The island of Eriskay is now linked to the Uist mainland by a causeway. Filmed over three years, the programme follows the project from inception to completion anticipating and reviewing its impact on the community. [Source - BBC Alba]
PSNS excursion to Howietoun trout fisheries. Including general views Grangemouth Water Reservoir, Howietoun hatcheries and Perth Corporation Gas Works.
Religious documentary. Discussion about recruitment
Religious documentary. Discussion about Communion.
Compilation of events, people and shows which helped to create the 1954 Edinburgh Festival.
Director, Douglas Clarke ; Producer, Associated British Pathe . -- Credits: Produced by Associated British Pathe Ltd with the co-operation of the Films of Scotland Committee. Featuring : Dennis Brain playing at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Sari Barabas in "Le Comte Ory" presented by the Glyndebourne Opera. Ann Todd, Paul Rogers in "Macbeth" presented by the Old Vic Trust Ltd. The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain conducted by Sir Adrian Boult. The Choir of Les Petits Chanteurs de Croix de Bois. Margot Fonteyn and Michael Somes in "L'Oiseau de feu" comm.s. Alastair Sim m.d. Muir Mathieson d. Douglas Clarke cameraman Jo Jago ed. Eily Boland sd. W S Bland, George Newberry, Nolan Roberts p. Howard Thomas.
Tha Alba a' dannsa. Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' toirt dhuinn sealladh air saoghal dannsa na h-Alba agus iad a' leantainn sia buidhnean dannsa bho air feadh na dùthcha. Scotland is Dancing. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker present an exciting new series following six dance groups. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' tadhal air buidheann dheugairean Fusion ann an Obar Dheathain. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the vibrant teenage dancers of Fusion in Aberdeen. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
A portrait of life in the North Wales village of Y Llan. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Features include the first sunday flight to Stornaway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 Features about scallop fishing, the sugar cane industry, and Mull & Iona community trust
'Holidays At Home' was a scheme to encourage people to enjoy a holiday without occupying space on trains or using petrol to travel. Councils arranged entertainments, dancing, shows and games in local open spaces. This film aims to promote Edinburgh as a holiday spot for people nearby.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. The first show launches a competition to find the best young Gaelic pop performers [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] P rogramme 3
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
Dramatised account of how the 'Franco Barbe' method of cleaning transforms old garments into new. The film was shot inside Castlebank dye works.
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 7
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 8
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9. Asterixland
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 11
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 12
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 13
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 14
A history of the pioneers of photography, David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson.
Director, David Bruce ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: [start credit] The Caloptype photographs of David Octavius Hill 1802 - 1870 and Robert Adamson 1821 - 1848 [ecs] This film was made with the assistance of The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, The National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh Public Libraries, The Free Church of Scotland devised and d. David Bruce comm. s. Aidan Thomson camera Ian Kennedy ed. Henry Cooper.
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 15
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 16
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 17
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 18
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 19
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 20
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 21
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 22
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 23
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 24
Rushes from an unfinished production intended as a sequel to GLASGOW 1980. [See also ref. 0974].
Producer, [p.c. Ogam Films]. -- Credits: [cam. Oscar Marzaroli].
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 25
The Gaelic children's magazine returns for a new series, with Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 26
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri D H M Maciomhair, Neach Gniomhachais. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with businessman D H M MacIver. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Gillian Rothach sgoilear. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with Gillian Munro, lecturer. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Domhnall Moireasdan, Neach Naidheachd. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with journalist Donald Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Agnes Rennie, riochdaire chroitearan. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with crofter's representative Agnes Rennie. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Seonaidh Ailig Mac a' Phearsain, craoladair. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with broadcaster John Alick MacPherson. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Shots of waste ground in Glasgow overgrown with grass before being improved and cultivated by local children.
Fionnlagh MacLeòid a' còmhradh ri Magaidh Choineagan, craoladair. Finlay MacLeod in conversation with broadcaster Maggie Cunningham. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Mouth organ and accordion players explain why they treasure their Hohner-made instruments, and demonstrate their musical skills on them. Episode 1
Theatar na Gàidhlig. Tonight's edition considers the past and present forms of Gaelic drama and examines its prospects. Episode 2
In this programme, this fragile and still powerful mode of performance is brought to life. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 3
The work of Aimsir Eachainn, the gadfly social commentator appeared mainly in the West Highland Free Press. Episode 4
Gaelic arts series. Dealbh air an Fhacal. Episode 5
Gaelic arts series. James McPhersons's Poems of Ossian burst on the literary and artistic scene in the 1760's. It was a Gaelic epic assembled to hold together a rich but fracturing culture. Episode 6
A single incident in a young girl's life plants the seeds that will undermine the lives of the adults around her, in her family and community. Drama written by Finlay MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
A single incident in a young girl's life plants the seeds that will undermine the lives of the adults around her, in her family and community. Drama written by Finlay MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Harris [Source - Radio Times]
Shots of Perth's celebrations to mark the centenary of the death of Sir Walter Scott.
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Uist [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Islay [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Glasgow [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Skye [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This programme is focused on Uig [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 The Harris tweed industry
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at Turkey and their EEC application, women alcoholics in Serbia, and how mining is taking over Saami land
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Features about the rise in Gaelic speakers, refugee camps, and a review of previous news items
Dramatisation of Robert Louis Stevenson's poem where a small boy watches the leerie doing his rounds lighting gas street lamps.
Director, [filmed by Stanley L. Russell] ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: A Thames and Clyde Film.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at the lack of dentists in Orkney and elsewhere in Scotland, illegal immigrants in Italy and the increase in HIV cases in Scotland
Cha b' ann le sgeilb ach leis a pheann a thug Domhnull MacLeoid suidheachadh na fuadaichean ann an Cataibh gu aire dhaoine gu h-eadar-nàiseanta. Co bh' ann agus ciamar a thànaig e gu bhi a' sgaoileadh na sgeòil. The intriguing story of Donald MacLeod, the Strathnaver stonemason who brought the experiences of his fellow Gaels during the Sutherland Clearances to an international audience. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about alcoholism
Rannsachadh as ur air muirt na h-Apainn. Docudrama investigating the famous case of the Appin murder from the 18th century. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Features about Iraqi trainees at an American airbase in Hungary, and the breakup of Czechoslovakia
A description of the life of the fishing and farming communities in Aberdeenshire.
Producer, Templar Films. -- Credits: exec. p. R. Riddell Black camera Gordon Coull, Edward McConnell action editor Michael Pavett sd. rec. James McKie comp. John Geddes cond. Eoin Hamilton special effects Symphonia Limited comm. w. George Bruce comm. s. Lord Boothby KBE treatment John R. Allan.
Sreath a' toirt sùil air tachartasan eachdraidheil air feadh an t-saoghail san 20mh linn. A' tòiseachadh le Rèabhlaid nam Bolshevik. A series examining events in 20th century communist history, starting with the Russian Revolution of October 1917. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 A' lorg Dàmhair Fior
Sreath a' toirt sùil air tachartasan eachdraidheil air feadh an t-saoghail san 20mh linn. Eachdraidh Stalin as dèidh bàs Lenin. Series on 20th century communist history. How Stalin gained control after Lenin's death. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Buille Bhàsmhor
Series on 20th century communist history. Kirov's death and the terror that followed it. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Mort Sergie Kirov
The story of the Long March, which saw 86,000 Chinese Communists retreat from the nationalist Guomindang army. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Gaisgich Dadu
A toirt sùil air a' bhuaidh a thug Rèabhlaid Mhòr Chulturach an Luchd-obrach air Sìona. A history of communism. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 5 Cliuch agus Cogais
A history of communism. The series ends with a look at Che Guevara and his legacy. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 6 Reulbaltach le Adhbhar
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 Features about an oil spill on the Galicia coast, organic production in Scotland, and land rights in the South of France
Sgeulachdan bho na h-Eileanaich a chaidh gu osdailan ann am Portrigh, Inbhir Nis agus sa Ghearasdan. The experiences of Islanders who left home to pursue their education in Portree, Inverness and Fort William. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
An illustration of the various technical processes associated with casting and dressing on the 201K aluminium arm and bed for sewing machines.
Director, [d. Stanley L. Russell] ; Producer, Thames & Clyde.
Sgeulachdan bho na h-Eileanaich a chaidh gu osdailan ann am Portrigh, Inbhir Nis agus sa Ghearasdan. The experiences of Islanders who left home to pursue their education in Portree, Inverness and Fort William. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Sgeulachdan mu na rudan math agus dona ann a bhith a fuireach ann an osdail. Personal stories on the positives and negatives of hostel life.
Sgeulachdan bho na h-Eileanaich a chaidh gu osdailan ann am Portrigh, Inbhir Nis agus sa Ghearasdan. The experiences of Islanders who left home to pursue their education in Portree, Inverness and Fort William. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Sgeulachdan phearsanta air de seors' beatha a th' ann a bhith a' fuireach ann an osdail. The freedom of hostel life, romantic liaisons, and the lasting impressions of years spent in a school hostel.
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. Today's show features the lives of two sisters, one living in Sweden and the other in North Uist. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 Sydney
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week featuring Iain MacRitchie in New Zealand, and his sister Mary Ann MacDonald who lives in Inverness. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. The contrasting lifestyles of Dolina Moriarty in Guernsey and her sister Agnes Alexander in South Uist. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This week the contrasting lifestyles of Fiona Edwards who lives in Cairns, Australia, and her mother Joey Campbell in Ness, Isle of Lewis. [Source - Radio Times]
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This edition features James MacDonald in Perth, Australia, and his brother Fr John Angus in Fort William. [Source - Radio Times]
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. [Source - Radio Times] A compilation of episodes from Series 2 of Cairdean.
The opening of the new aluminium works at Bainsford, Falkirk, by Sir Stafford Cripps, June 1944. The film also shows women workers in the factory.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 Features about elections in Cyprus, census figures for Gaelic speakers revealed, Albanian dwellings on contaminated land, and university languages departments that are facing problems
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 The importance of Turkey in any attack on Iraq, and a look at Gaelic language in three Scottish communities
In the seventh and eighth centuries, Iona and Dunadd were the religious centres of the Gaelic sea kingdom of Dalriata. Years ahead of other parts of Britain, a strong economy that traded with Europe financed excellence in religious art and craftmanship. Donald William Stewart presents the first in a new historical series. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 Adhartach neo Iomallach
In the ninth and tenth centuries, Norse invaders settled and transformed the Isles into a Norse Gael sea kingdom, stretching from Lewis to Dublin. Their lasting legacy was superior ship technology and the foundation of towns and villages as trading centres. Presented by Donald William Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 Rìoghachd fo Sheòl
The mighty stone built castles of the Norse-Gael warrior lords stand over the sea lanes where competing fleets and armies resisted the expanding ambitions of the Stewarts in the 12th and 13th centuries. Presented by Donald William Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 Caistealan is Ceatharnaich
For more than 200 years during the 14th and 15th centuries, the MacDonald Lordship of the Isles maintained political, legal and economic stability. Ease of communication by sea allowed good government to be inclusive, peripatetic and decentralised. Presented by Donald William Stewart [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Clann Dòmhnaill
Links with Ireland and Europe are evident in the religious devotion and cultural achievement of the MacDonald Lord of the Isles. The skills of the aos dana; the 'educated elite' in literature, history, medicine, art, law and craftsmanship created a European Gaelic tradition. Presented by Donald William Stewart [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Sealladh Eòrpach
In the 16th century the MacDonald's power base fragmented and dispersed, and the Campbell Earls of Argyll took their place. Influence by new European ideas of the Renaissance and the Reformation, they moved easily between two worlds, as both Gaelic preservers of tradition and lowland ambassadors to Scotland. Presented by Donald William Stewart [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 Saoghal Ùr
Shot inside the H. Morris & Co. factory during wartime production of rifle stock, fuse boxes, aircraft plywood, etc by both men and women.
Topical issues debates. A community debate from Ness Hall in Lewis, hosted by Donald Morrison.
Worship service from St Columba's Church in Stornoway
Worship service from St Columba's Church in Largs
A series of one-to-one interviews. Featuring Sarah Marr.
A series of one-to-one interviews. In the second of the series, Màiri MacInnes talks to Rosalind MacAskill [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Clann Chaich
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 22
PROGRAMME 1 - PARTAIDH (PARTY) PROGRAMME 2 - BIADH (FOOD) PROGRAMME 3 - DATHAN (COLOURS)
PROGRAMME 4 - TEAGHLACH (FAMILY) PROGRAMME 5 - AODACH (CLOTHES) PROGRAMME 6 - SGUDAL (RUBBISH) PROGRAMME 7 - SGOIL-ARAICH (PRE-SCHOOL)
EXPERIMENTAL HELICOPTER AND AUTOGIRO BLADES
Shot inside the Glasgow factory of H. Morris & Co., the film shows the firm's experimental designs for helicopter blades, R46 autogiro blades and other wartime products.
PROGRAMME 8 - AIR A’ CHROIT (ON THE CROFT) PROGRAMME 9 - DO BHODHAIG (MYSELF/BODY) PROGRAMME 10 - TAIGHEAN (HOUSES)
Magical fun, songs, stories and adventure in the enchanting and colourful land of the little people. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 11 - 13 An garradh An sutha An là 's an oidhche
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 A look at the European Union split over the Iraq war, gold mining in Romania and water supplies in Spain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A look at the French attitude to the Iraq war, ancient laws of Albania, and the Malta referendum on joining the EU
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Features about disability
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 A look at the murder of the Serbian prime minister, Basque fishermen and abortion in Romania
Topical issues debates. Donald Morrison hosts a debate on local election issues from the Signet Library, Edinburgh.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Veteran singer Flora MacNeil talks about her life and faith. [Source - Radio Times]
Worship service from St Michael's on the Isle of Eriskay.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1137, PRINCESS SEES IDEAL HOME
Princess Margaret visits the Ideal Home Exhibition at the Olympia, London.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Ten years
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Beachd Compilation
A series of one-to-one interviews. Today's guest is Màiri Morrison from Uist, whose young son was killed in a road accident nine years ago. [Source - Radio Times]
Worship service from Dowanhill Free Church in Glasgow
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. [Source - Radio Times] A compilation of episodes from Cairdean.
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Spring
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Spring
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Summer
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 This week, Gaelic music and verse with autumnal imagery. With Christina MacKenzie, Katheleen Graham, Alastair MacArthur, Kirsteen MacDonald, Maggie MacInnes, Christine Primrose, Arthur Cormack. [Source - Radio Times]
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 This week, Gaelic music and verse with a winter theme. Featuring studio performances from Arthur Cormack, Kathleen Graham, Andrew Robertson, Maggie MacInnes, Eilidh MacKenzie and Alastair MacArthur [Source - Radio Times]
Shot inside the factory of H. Morris & Co. the film shows the construction and display of a fitted bedroom suite that was gifted by the City of Glasgow to HRH Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Mountbatten on the occasion of their wedding.
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 This week, Gaelic music and verse with a winter theme. Featuring studio performances from Arthur Cormack, Kathleen Graham, Andrew Robertson, Maggie MacInnes, Eilidh MacKenzie and Alastair MacArthur [Source - Radio Times]
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Compilation 1 Spring/Summer
Ceòl agus bàrdachd a bhuineas do na ràithean agus an àrainneachd. Music and poetry inspired by the seasons. [Source - BBC Alba] Compilation 2 Autumn/Winter
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Anns a' chiad phrògram, Còisir Lunnainn. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists. This week the London Gaelic Choir. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. An t-seachdain-sa, Còisir Ghàidhlig Inbhir Nis. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists from The Inverness Gaelic Choir. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Anns a' phrògram seo, Còisir Ghàidhlig Lodainn. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists from Lothian Gaelic Choir.. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Anns a' phrògram seo, Còisir Ghàidhlig Bhaile Ghobhainn. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists from Govan Gaelic Choir. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Anns a' phrògram seo, Còisir Ghàidhlig Shruighlea. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists from The Stirling Gaelic Choir. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Anns a' phrògram seo, Còisir Ghàidhlig Ìleach Ghlaschu. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists from The Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists. Special compilation programme. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Shots inside the H. Morris & Co. furniture factory, Milton Street, Glasgow showing the different sorts of machinery and processes.
Sreath bhon tasglann a' taisbeanadh còisirean is guthan sònraichte. Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists. Special compilation programme. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
A series of one-to-one interviews. Donald MacDonald, managing director of a hotel chain, discusses the importance of faith in his life [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Today the Rev Donald Michael MacInnes is in conversation with Màiri MacInnes. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Featuring John MacFarlane.
Worship service from Bon Accord Free Church, Aberdeen
Worship service from Uig Church of Scotland on the Isle of Lewis.
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba a tòiseachadh le àitean sònraichte mar Caibeal Rosslyn. Scotland's hidden history - exploring sacred sites. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Àitean coisrigte
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba, a toirt sùil air sìthichean. Archive series about Scotland's hidden history. Episode on faeries. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba, a toirt sùil air buidseachd. Series looking at sites that have a sense of power and mystery about them. This edition examines how for three centuries, women in Scotland were persecuted as witches with appalling ferocity, partly due to the involvement with King James IV. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba. Series looking at sites that have a sense of power and mystery about them. This programme looks at the Highlands and Islands' reputation as the home of second sight. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Seallaidhean [agus an Dà Shealladh]
A film highlighting the work of the Glasgow furniture-making firm of H. Morris & Co. during the Second World War, producing rifle stocks and prototype bomb casings for the "bouncing bomb".
Credits: This film is produced as a lasting record of the part this Glasgow firm played in the second World War..
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba, a toirt sùil air taibhsean. Archive series about Scotland's hidden history. This programme looks at ghosts. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Sreath bhon tasglann mu eachdraidh dìomhair na h-Alba, a toirt sùil air an t-saoghal fon mhuir. Scotland's hidden history. The undersea world. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Fonn beatha Fergie Domhnullach. Fergie MacDonald, a life in music. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at Visit Scotland and Gaelic culture, the view of Scots on Gaelic language and Dutch football
Gaidheil tro shùil a chamara thar na linn. Bha Gaidheil na h-Alba a - measg a chiad fheadhainn an àite sam bith a chaidh air beulaibh inneal ur ris an cainnte an camara. Tha am prògram seo a' sealltainn mar a bha luchd togail nan dealbh a' faicinn na Gaidheil agus a Ghàidhealtachd thar na linn. Programme examining how photographers have depicted the Gaels and Gaeldom since the beginnings of photography. [Source - BBC Alba]
Focus on the work of Ruaraidh MacThòmais, the renowned Gaelic poet who was born in Lewis.
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 A' fas suas [Growing up]
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 Piuthar is Brathair [Sister and brother]
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 Caraidean [Friends]
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Athair [Father]
CROWNING OF QUEEN OF THE BONNIE LASSIES, AYR
Footage of the coronation of the 'Queen of the Bonnie Lasses', including the historical pageant, dancing and football games.
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Seanair is seanmhair [Grandfather and grandmother]
New series about the nature of family relationships. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 A' fagail [Leaving]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 3 Sùil air beatha is bàrdachd Dhòmhnaill Dhòmhnallaich, no Dòmhnall Ruadh Chorùna à Uibhist a Tuath. The life and songs of North Uist poet Donald MacDonald, also know as Dòmhnall Ruadh Chorùna. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 2 Tha am program seo a' coimhead air bardachd is beatha Iain MacNeacail 'An Sgiobair' a bhuinneadh don Eilean Sgitheanach. Skye poet Iain Nicolson, also known as 'An Sgiobair'. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 1 Bhuineadh Dòmhnall Ruadh Phàislig do dh'Uibhist a Deas agus chaidh a' bhàrdachd aige fhoillseachadh san leabhar Sporran Dhòmhnaill. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 4 Is tric a chluinnear a' bhàrdachd tiamhaidh a sgrìobh Uilleam MacCoinnich, Bàrd Cnoc Chùsbaig, an dèidh bàs a mhnatha, air bilean luchd seinn. Ach cò a bh' ann agus dè eile a sgrìobh e? The poignant poetry of Lewis-man William Mackenzie, also known as 'Bàrd Cnoc Chùsbaig'. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 5 Tha am program seo a' coimhead air bardachd is beatha Domhnull Ailean Dhomhnuill na Bainich a bhuinneadh do dh'Uidhist a Deas agus a chaidh a chrunadh mar Bard a Chomunn Ghaidhealaich. Bardic Crown winner Donald Allan MacDonald of South Uist. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 6 Tha am program seo a' coimhead air bardachd is beatha Choinnich MhicLeoid 'Red' as a Rudha ann a Leodhas. In this programme the wit and humour of Kenneth 'Red' MacLeod, from Point in Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 Features about drugs in the Highlands, independance in Corsica, and an independant community in Copenhagen
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 Features about new prostitution laws in Sweden family law in Norway and the Mòd
The Provost opens a new bridge over the river Esk in Musselburgh. Includes shots of bridge construction as Musselburgh people look on, and demolition of the old bridge.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Features about sunday flights to Lewis, open prisons in Denmark, and small scale farming in Holland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 Features about Welsh laws dealing with young troublemakers, medical services in rural areas, tourism in Hungary
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at Community co-op's
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A new premier for Catalonia, divers in dispute with the government in Norway, changes to Iomairt Aig An Oir regulations
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 Featuring James MacPherson
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 Featuring Iain Òg Ìle
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 Featuring Alasdair Carmichael
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Featuring Marjory Kennedy Fraser & Frances Tolmie
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Featuring Margaret Fay Shaw, John Lorne Campbell
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at collections of Gaelic song, story and their heritage. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 Featuring the School of Scottish Studies
Miss De Courcey Dewar and her sister ran a house in Bellshill for destitute women and the film shows the visit of HRH the Prince of Wales to see the work of Harkness House.
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 1 Shots of the pier on Canna
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 2
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 3 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw playing piano, in and outside Canna House
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 4 Shots of Canna from Tarbert
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 5 Shots of Canna from Tarbert, and Margaret Fay Shaw speaking about her photographs
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 6 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw looking at her photographs, and playing piano
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 7 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw's camera and photography, and in her study on the typewriter.
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 8 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw watching her old films
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 9 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw's photographs and study, views of Canna including cliffs from the hill near the ferry terminal
Sreath a' toirt sùil air cruinnichean de dhualchas, òrain agus beul-aithris Ghàidhlig. A series looking at the heritage of collections of Gaelic songs and stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Rushes/test footage and outtakes from episode about American photographer and folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw. Tape 10 Shots of Margaret Fay Shaw leaving her house and getting on the ferry
The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders' new recruits take part in a passing - out parade, Inverness, before going to join their Battalion at Dover.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at a threat to the Scotch whisky industry, Kosovo still suffering the effects of the Serb war, and Shinty
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on voluntary serivces in the Highlands & Islands, human organ donations in Spain, and care of the elderly in France after a heatwave
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Featuring asylum seekers in Europe, former Sighthill refugees back in Kosovo, and refugees in Serbia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on the motives of Italian premier Berlusconi, how there is no snow for winter sports, and religious attire for pupils in French schools
Roddy MacLean follows in the footsteps of Colin MacKenzie, the island boy who rose to become the first Surveyor General of India. [Source - BBC Alba]
News and topical affairs series. Programme 1
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 2
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 3
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 4
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 5
Coverage of official opening of Thurso High School including footage of pupils at work in their classrooms.
[filmed by James S. Nairn for Caledonian Cinemas].
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 6
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 7
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 8
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 9s
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 10
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 11
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 12
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 13
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 14
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 15
FORTROSE CELEBRATES ITS 500th ANNIVERSARY
Coverage of the celebrations surrounding the 500th anniversary of Fortrose. Provost John Anderson receives the Burgh's new chain of office and the Countess of Middleton gains the Freedom of the Burgh.
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 16
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 17
News and topical affairs series. [Subtitled] Programme 18
Gilieasbuig Ferguson uncovers the story of a hazardous journey from Skye to Prince Edward Island, undertaken by 800 Highlanders. [Source - BBC Alba]
Charting the history, climbs, characters and artistry associated with the Skye Cuillin, Britain's longest mountain ridge. Featuring interviews with artists, climbers and locals. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Features about changes to diabetic drugs and obesity among children in Italy
A series in which Angela MacEachen and ex-pilot Bill Innes follow in the footsteps of travellers past and present in a journey through Scottish Highlands and Islands. Programme 1 Today they travel from the Road of Destitution to Ullapool, over to the Western Isles an out as far as lonely St Kilda. [Source - Radio Times]
A series in which Angela MacEachen and ex-pilot Bill Innes follow in the footsteps of travellers past and present in a journey through Scottish Highlands and Islands. Programme 2
A series in which Angela MacEachen and ex-pilot Bill Innes follow in the footsteps of travellers past and present in a journey through Scottish Highlands and Islands. Programme 3
A series in which Angela MacEachen and ex-pilot Bill Innes follow in the footsteps of travellers past and present in a journey through Scottish Highlands and Islands. Programme 4
On Sunday 31st of May 1953, a parade of Youth Organisations headed by pipebands marched through the streets of Inverness to celebrate Coronation Day.
A series in which Angela MacEachen and ex-pilot Bill Innes follow in the footsteps of travellers past and present in a journey through Scottish Highlands and Islands. Programme 5
Ged is docha gur e croitearachd is iasgach is trice a thig gu inntinn dhaoine nuair a thèid gnìomhachas agus sgìrean na Gàidhealtachd is nan Eilean ainmeachadh , bha cuideachd gluasad gnìomhachais san eachdraidh cuideachd. Tha am prògram seo a' dol air toir na comharran a th'air fhàgail agus a tha ag innse a sgeulachd fhèin mun a sgire. Crofting and fishing are the standard images of Scotland's Highlands and Islands, but these often remote places have also been the scene of industrial revolution. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about how student fees are increasing in Germany, how Rotterdam aims to stop the poor moving to the city, and the peat industry in Ireland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at traditional music in Scotland, rights and services for handicapped people in Poland, student life in Edinburgh and an interview with a member of the Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 1
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 2
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 3
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 4
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 5
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. It illustrates the use of Babcock and Wilcox boilers for steam ships, and includes footage of pay day and workers leaving their Renfrew works.
Producer, Technical and Scientific Films in assoc. with Film Producers Guild.
A guide to sports opportunities for children, with Mairi MacLeod and Donnie MacKay. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 6
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Two children and their father discover an old ice cream van abandoned at the back of a garage and rescue it. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A' lorg Mac
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Two children and their father discover an old ice cream van abandoned at the back of a garage and rescue it. Gina the goat causes chaos when she eats Dad's supply of cones on the morning of the carnival. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An Carnabhail
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Two children and their father discover an old ice cream van abandoned at the back of a garage and rescue it. Tha ceòl air feadh na fidhle le mèirlich 'sa bhaile ach cuiridh Mac stat orra. Mac helps foil a robbery. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Two children and their father discover an old ice cream van abandoned at the back of a garage and rescue it. Gaelic children's comedy drama series. A mobile cinema van causes great excitement in Innishnamona, but the MacDonalds can't afford to go. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 An taigh dealbh
An cuidichidh Mac a chlann leis an obair ealain aca? Gaelic children's comedy drama series about a magic ice cream van. Bella competes with Wayne and Wendy to win an island painting competition and the first prize of a top-of-the-range TV. When Bella and Charlie steal Wayne and Wendy's picture, Macaroni helps save the day. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Farpais dealbhadaireachd
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Two children and their father discover an old ice cream van abandoned at the back of a garage and rescue it. Tha ainmeil a sireadh rionnag ur airson a, sùil co gheibhear pàirt san fhiolm? Who will land a role in the film being recorded in the village? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Stiùiriche fiolm
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at attempts to bring Muslims and Catholics together in Mostar, Western Isles population decline, and the shortage of nurses in Ireland
Clàir. An incomplete history into the early Gaelic records produced commercially in Scotland. Episode 1
Ceann-Crìoch. Hebridean funerals are unique, each step of the funeral and burial ritual is still carefully adhered to. This programme follows each stage in this cultural pattern. Episode 2
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. made between 1954 and 1961, it is a review of the work and recreation for members and friends of the Babcock and Wilcox family. [See also refs. 1517, 1519-1528].
Director, Derrick Knight ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Terence Twigg.
Gàraidhean. A look at different types of gardens - from household plots to municipal parks - touching on the ideas that underline them and the responses of the people who use them. Episode 3
Bho Dhòrn gu Dòrn. A look at how singing group Bannal fared when they tried to shrink a length of Harris Tweed in the traditional manner. Episode 4
Ronald Stevenson. Profiling the Scottish classical composer and concert pianist, whose inspiration is often rooted in Scottish and Gaelic themes. Episode 5
Togail Tìreadh. How ideas of construction in domestic architecture have changed, and how the artistic sculpture An Turas encapsulates the qualities of construction material in the natural environment. [Source - Radio Times] Episode 6
Adhbhar Ghàire. A look at the current state of Gaelic comedy. Episode 7
Children's animated series. Programme 1 Snàth
Children's animated series. Programme 14 Am Picnic
Children's cartoon series. Programme 2 Mother leaves her keys
Children's cartoon series. Programme 14 Telebhisean
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. Scenes of work and recreation for members and friends of the Babcock and Wilcox family. [See also refs. 1517-1518, 1520-1528].
Director, Peter Dixon ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Ken Collins.
A Christmas compilation of worship services from churches around Scotland in 2004
Worship service from St Adamnans Church in Blair Atholl
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 1 - CEUM EAGLAIS (First Holy Communion)
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 2 - COSNADH (World of Work)
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 3 - LEANABH UR (First Child)
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 4 - COGADH (War)
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 5 - CARBAD (Cars)
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. Featuring their Cyclone furnace for firing coal at work; the Renfrew staff association magazine going to press and staff and their families boarding the "holiday special" steam train to Blackpool and Morecambe. [See also refs. 1517-1519, 1521-1528].
Director, Peter Ward ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Terry Twigg.
People remember significant times in their lives [Source - BBC Alba] PROGRAMME 6 - POSADH (Marriage)
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Mòd 2003 special
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. The 1957 Industrial Fair and Exhibition in Sydney, Australia where Babcock and Wilcox Australion Co. had a stand. [See also refs. 1517-1520, 1522-1528].
Director, Peter Ward ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell, ed. Terry Twigg.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on dangerous buildings in Turkey, land laws on Coasta Blanca, and a comment on the state of the German economy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on the rights for Muslims in Slovenia, support for Cobhair organisation in Barra, and fears for the NHS in Germany
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14 Christmas
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 16 Celtic Connections Festival
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. The film includes shots of Babcock and Wilcox boilers being installed in the Kodak factory, Essex. [See also refs. 1517-1521, 1523-1528].
Director, Peter Ward ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films in assoc. with the Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Robert Morgan.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 Features about Gaelic medium education, Russian abortion laws, and the treatment of rubbish in Norway
A series of one-to-one interviews. Mary MacRae, whose two songs died in a diving accident, tells Mairi MacInnes about the impact of her loss and how her faith helped her cope. [Source - Radio Times]
Mass from St Mary's church in Bornish led by the late Canon John Angus Galbraith. Recorded in 2005. Episode 6
Worship service from St Columba's Church in Glasgow
Worship service from the Free Church of Scotland in South Uist led by Rev Iain MacAskill. The service was recorded in 2005. Episode 8
Drama-documentary exploring Scottish fairy belief through the life of 17th-century writer Robert Kirk, and investigating possible rational explanations for belief in fairies. [Source - BBC Alba]
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. A meeting held by the Auto section of the Babcock and Wilcox Club; members of their Renfrew Club at a dog training class and Babcock boilers at work in the Ravenscraig Steel Works, Motherwell. [See also refs. 1517-1522, 1524-1528].
Director, Peter Ward ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Robert Morgan.
Topical issues debates. Question time from Staffin on the Isle of Skye.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Sculptor Lindsay Campbell talks to presenter Mairi MacInnes. Originally from Edinburgh, Lindsay has since made a home for herself on the Isle of Skye. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A half hour special of Eòrpa about windfarms.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 Features about paedophilia in Denmark, Objective 1 funding for the Highlands & Islands, and how the Roman community in Slovakia are fearful over common market membership
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Trossachs to Rannoch
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Nevis & Glencoe
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Torridon & the Far North
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Skye & Kintail
Streath a' sealltainn boidheachd beantann na h-Alba. A series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
One of a series of 20 films produced for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961. Shots of the firm's various products at work and shots of the Babcock and Wilcox industrial stand at the Brussels Exhibition. [See also refs. 1517-1523, 1525-1528].
Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Robert Morgan.
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 This week's guest is Coll MacDonald from Peighinn a' Chorain on The Isle of Skye
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 This week's guest is Iona MacRitchie from Inverness
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 This week's guest is Donald MacSween from the Ness area of Lewis
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Carrie Forbes
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Rhoda Meek
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 Martin MacDonald
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 7 Catriona MacKinnon
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 8 This week's guest is John Joseph MacNeill from Castlebay on Barra
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9 This week's guest is Helen Hart from Lochdar in South Uist
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10 Evelyn Coull
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd between 1954 and 1961, it includes a tea party for members of staff held at Turnberry Hotel where they also play golf for the inter-departmental shield and the installation of the Babcock and Wilcox pressure vessel for the atomic furnace at Hinkley atomic power station. [See also refs. 1517-1524, 1526-1528].
Director, Peter Ward ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Stan Hill Western Electric Recording.
Documentary about the life of soldier Sir Hector MacDonald. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Feature on a special report from Georgia, and the number of Punjabi speakers in Glasgow
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 Features on traffic problems in Naples, how Scottish fish farms are affected by cheap foreign imports, and emigration from Ukraine
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 1 Suil air beatha is bàrdachd Dòmhnall Iain Dhunnachaidh. The life and songs of Donald John MacDonald of Uist. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 2 Bha Murchadh Dòmhnallach, Murda Sheumais a bhuineadh do Shiadar ann a Leòdhas aithnichte mar dhuine eirmseach, èibhinn. Murdo MacDonald from the island of Lewis was known for his quick wit and his poetic skills. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 3 Bhuinneadh Iain Camshron , Bàrd an Iubaili do thaobh siar Rois. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 4 Bha daimh làidir eadar am bàrd Domhnull Moireasdan agus an aite gam buinneadh e, Nis ann an Lèodhas.[Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 5 Ged a b'ann a Eilean beag Phabbaigh a thanaig an teaghlach ga am buinneadh Alasdair MacFhearghais, cha ro e fhein fhathast ach og nuair a fhuair e blas air an t-saoghal mhor. [Source - BBC Alba]
An tòir air na bàird baile a chuir an cèill an t-saoghail aca fhèin agus tachartasan an là, uaireannan èibhinn, uaireannan tomadach, ach an-còmhnaidh ealanta. In search of the legacy of Scottish village poets who recorded incidents small and large from their own communities in verse. Programme 6 Tha mòran eòlach air comasan Mhurdani Mast, nach maireann, mar bhàird le òrain mar Òran na Beairt. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 A review of some of the items covered in the series
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961, it features the Babcock and Wilcox tower crane involved in building the new sports stadium, Crystal Palace, London.
Director, Peter Cantor ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Peter Cantor.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Last in the series. A review of personal opinions expressed throughout the series
Gaelic children's comedy drama series about a magic ice cream van. Charlie concocts a scheme to sell sweets from the mainland at high prices on the island. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 Mr Haha and the Sweetie Boat
Gaelic children's comedy drama series about a magic ice cream van. Wendy and Wayne are busy preparing for Aunty Mairi's Birthday Party. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11 Co-là breith Puffin
Gaelic children's comedy drama series about a magic ice-cream van. Bella's granny tells Wayne and Wendy how Macaroni first came to Inishnamona, bringing mayhem to the island when their parents were children. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 How Mac became Magic
Gaelic children's comedy drama series about a magic ice-cream van. Bella's granny tells Wayne and Wendy how Macaroni first came to Inishnamona, bringing mayhem to the island when their parents were children. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13 How Mac became Magic
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This week, postman Michael Campbell, who works in an Outer Hebrides rural community [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This week, the work of Iain M MacIver of the Stornoway Trust. [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring D I Campbell [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. A day in the life of retired maths teacher John MacNeill from Bearsden [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring Duncan Ferguson [Source - Radio Times]
One of a series of twenty films made for Babcock and Wilcox (Steam) Ltd. between 1954 and 1961, it looks at the Scottish Gas Board Works at Westfield and ferries using Babcock and Wilcox steam engines.
Director, John Mallinson and Charles K French ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Peter Cantor.
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. This week Angus MacDonald, proprietor of a hotel in Glasgow's west end discusses his Eriskay Island heritage and culture [Source - Radio Times]
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 23
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 24
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 25
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 26
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 27
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 28
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 29
One of a series of 20 films made for Babcock and Wilcox between 1954 and 1961, it illustrates the firm's involvement with atomic power and their construction of a reactor pressure vessel at Hinkley Point Atomic Power Station and at Sizewell. [See also refs. 1517-1527].
Director, Phil Dennis ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Cyril Randell ed. Stan Hill.
Children's animation about a boy who loves to tormet animals, but has the tables turned on him when a magician changes him into a little cat. Billy finds life difficult as a boy in the form of a cat who cannot miow, is scared of heights and hates fish. Episode 1 Ag Iasgach
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 30
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 31
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 32
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 33
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 34
Used for training purposes, this film shows the casting process from pattern design to the finished article moulded by hand, at the Babcock and Wilcox Renfrew works.
Director, George H. Sewell ; Producer, Technical and Scientific Films Ltd. in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Denis Ward ph. Phil Dennis ass. d. Peter Ward ass. cameraman Brian Rhodes comm. s. Alvar Lidell.
News and topical affairs series. Programme 5
News and topical affairs series. Programme 9
News and topical affairs series. Programme 10
News and topical affairs series. Programme 12
News and topical affairs series. Programme 13
News and topical affairs series. Programme 14
A demonstration in Babcock and Wilcox's welding school of different methods of fusion welding by hand and by machine.
News and topical affairs series. Programme 15
News and topical affairs series. Programme 16
News and topical affairs series. Programme 17
News and topical affairs series. Programme 18
Dithis dheugairean, Calum agus Murchadh, 's iad an teis-mheadhan an saor-làithean Samhraidh sna h-Eileanan. Tha iad a' gabhail turas mara nach dìochuimhnich iad a chaoidh. Two teenage boys bored with summer holidays find themselves far from family and home. Calum and his cousin Murdo from Glasgow take a joy-ride on a power boat which leads to an unforgettable adventure. [Source - BBC Alba]
Blar Festubert agus a bhuaidh air an t-Eilean Sgitheanach. A look at the Battle of Festubert and its sad links with the history of Skye. [Source - BBC Alba]
News and topical affairs series. Programme 1. A special edition about renewable energy
News and topical affairs series. Programme 2. A special edition about the proposed wind farms on Lewis
Fleadh dol-as na grèine/Feast of the dying sun. The story of Halloween, the ancient Celtic festival of fire and dark mystery, that continues to recreate itself in new forms, not least in America. [Source - Radio Times]
Six animations created and voiced by children from the Highlands and Islands, telling local stories from the Highland and Oral tradition.
A history and development of Babcock and Wilcox boilers from their early 19th design to the Ceres type boiler. A new boiler is shown being constructed and installed at a power station.
Director, James E. Rogers ; Producer, James E. Rogers Production in assoc. with Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: sc. Arline Rogers nar. Norman Shelley, John Laurie original m. Clifton Parker animat. T. R. Thumwood ed. C. Beaumont sd. engineer Edgar Law.
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Lowlands
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Islay
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at the shortage of NHS dentists, theft of archaeological artefacts in Crimea, and Dutch efforts to stem disturbances among neighbours
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at the conflict between Italy and the European Union over views on homosexuality, and sex education for young people in Sweden and Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at the ban on smoking in public places in Norway, Tartars ostacised by Stalin in Crimea, and First World War prisoners on Raasay
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 Independance on the agenda for the Basque region of Spain, a look at German fertility laws, and the Highlands & Islands football team in the European Final
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Campbeltown
The Victorian Neo-Gothic style of one of Glasgow's landmark buildings, the Cottier Theatre, is the sumptious backdrop for a one-off topical debate programme hosted by John Morrison.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at the long journeys for kidney dialysis patients, and the architecture of Parliament buildings in Scotland and Berlin's Reichstag
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at poverty in Moldova and Scotland
A demonstration of the trial roller straightening of six rolls of steel at the Glengarnock Works of Colvilles Ltd.
Director, Stanley L. Russell ; Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Company Ltd..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at the MRSA hospital bug
Gaelic arts series. The arts show goes in search of the greatest Gaelic book. with actor Iain MacDonald and Nan S MacLeod, Chrissie Lawson, and Alasdair Morrison. Episode 1
Catrìona 's na Colourists. The Gaelic arts show explores the west Highland settings that inspired the Scottish Colourists.Episode 2
The Gaelic arts show explores the Harris Tweed industry through archive footage of the Newall family, whose name is synonymous with the business. Episode 3
The arts show explores the topic of journalism throughout the Gaelic world. Among those taking part in the discussion are Murray MacLeod, Aonghas MacNeacall and Mary Ann MacDonald. Episode 4
Gaelic arts series. Mairi Morrison works as an artist in residence creating a tree of life set in the garden of Bethesda Hospice in the Isle of Lewis. Episode 5
Dannsa Ceum. The arts show looks at the revival of modern step dance, both in Ireland and Scotland. Episode 6
Gaelic arts series. Andy. A Lewis musician pays homage to his Vietnamese roots. Episode 7
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Highlands
AUTOMATIC FEEDING DEVICE FOR HORIZONTAL FORGING MACHINES
Close-up shots of the forging machine at work.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: Produced by Thames and Clyde Film Company Limited ph. Stanley Russell Presented by Lamberton & Co Ltd Coatbridge and their subsidiary EUMUCO (England)..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Ukrainians demonstrating against election irregularities, the lack of Gaelic in churches today, and developments in Tiree held as a model for rural communities in Scotland
New series following Gaels at home and abroad. Featuring Donald John Campbell and his sister Mairi, who live in Johannesburg [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
New series following Gaels at home and abroad. This edition features Fiona MacInnes from Tong, Lewis, and her sister Penny Callahan who lives in San Francisco. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. Featuring South Uist's Mary MacInnes and her sister who lives and works in Vigo, Spain [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This edition looks are the relationship between Norman MacKay from Lewis and his sister Babs Smith who now lives in Florida in West Palm Beach [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. This edition looks at the relationship between John Campbell from Barra and his sister Mairi Dunbar who now lives in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5
Travel and lifestyle series which highlights the lifestyle of two members of the same Highland family at home and abroad. Featuring the Rev Duncan MacLeod who lives in Perth, and his sister Kathleen, who's in Seattle, USA. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at Austria's introduction of new animal welfare laws, a debate on the provision of euthanaisia for dementia sufferers in Holland and Margaret MacSween gives a personal report on effects of arthritis
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Islands
A technical film on the operation of cable belt conveyors in mines and for movement of bulk materials.
[filmed by James S. Nairn]. -- Credits: ph. Nairn's Photo Cine Service, Inverness.
Sreath air eachdraidh agus dòigh leasachaidh uisge beatha, sa phrògram seo taighean-staile sa Galldachd. A series on the history of scotch whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Speyside
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 27 - 33 Merlin agus na dragonan Each-uisge Loch Nis [Water kelpie of Loch Ness] Sgeulachd an lìn Boiteag anns an t-sùgh-chraoibh An cù-fàsaich beag ioma-dhathte Am pailm-sgàth seunta [Enchanted gourd] Thar an t-sneachda
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 34 - 39 An gille gun sgeulachd Na manaironan Frau Holle Mac a' ghreusaiche [Son of the shoemaker] Omuninyan Ummemo (MacTalla)
Cha robh Blob ann cho greanach ris a Ghreanan Uaine ann an Tìr Bocsa Nam Peant. Fun and games with The Blobs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Greanan uaine 's na h-adan
Cha robh Blob ann cho greanach ris a Ghreanan Uaine ann an Tìr Bocsa Nam Peant. Fun and games with The Blobs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A maraiche gorm
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Features about Turkey's application to join the European Union and Crofting Reform
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 The Arandora Star
Tha an t-Ollamh Dòmhnall MacAmhlaigh air fear de na bàrd Ghàidhlig a chuir ri stòras nua - bhàrdachd Gàidhlig an fhicheadamh linn. Anns a phrògram seo tha e a¿ toirt Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul air cuairt tro bheatha agus a chuid - sgrìobhaidh is iad a tilleadh gu Eilean Bheàrnaraigh ann a Leòdhas far na thogadh e. The life, times and verse of Professor Donald MacAulay. Fellow poet Angus Peter Campbell joins him on a poetic journey from childhood on Bernera through his academic career and a retirement spent between Edinburgh and Lewis. His is a poetry rooted in place and people - principally in the small island of Bernera, an island within an island. His work has a high intellectual quality and international feel. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at Swedish holidaymakers who were lost in a Tsunami on the Asian coast, land in Sicily that is being seized from the mafia and returned to farmers, and homelessness in Glasgow
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at how storms are causing coastal erosion in Uist, attempts to cut taxes on alcohol in Sweden, and the high ferry charges in Greece
Compilation of local events, in and near Inverness. Demonstration of pneumatic tools, drills and compressors and a parade through the streets of Inverness. In the second reel, the Highland Orphanage celebrate Easter, followed by footage of winter net fishing in the Ness.
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 1 Hillpark Secondary School vs Millburn Academy
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 2 Nicolson Institute vs Sir E Scott School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 3 James Gillespie High School vs Millburn Academy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Features about storms that are destroying forests in Sweden, health services in the Faroe Islands, and community education in Ireland
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 Nevis Centre, Fort William
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 This week's programme features music from students representing the National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music. The centre, Plockton, Wester Ross in the Highlands, has been helping young people master traditional art forms for four years.
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 This week's programme features the Scottish Music Course at the Royal Scottish Academy for Music and Drama in Glasgow.
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 Collaborations between members of the Fèis movement, the National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music in Plockton, and the Scottish Music Course at the Royal Scottish Academy for Music and Drama in Glasgow.
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 5 Musicians Donald Shaw, Charlie McKerron and Rory Campbell guest.
A showcase of Scotland's finest young musicians, beginning with students who are representing the Fèis movement. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 6 Collaborations between members of the Fèis movement, the National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music in Plockton, and the Scottish Music Course at the Royal Scottish Academy for Music and Drama in Glasgow.
QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS 79th FOOT
The Queen Mother attends the presentation of the Freedom of the Burgh of Inverness to the Cameron Highlanders 79th Foot, 6th August, 1953.
[filmed by James S. Nairn and James Atterson].
A' toirt sealladh air buaidh na mara air iasgairean. Sal na Mara looks at the lives of those dependent on and influenced by the sea. [Source - BBC Alba] Fishing
A' toirt sealladh air buaidh na mara air iasgairean. Sal na Mara looks at the lives of those dependent on and influenced by the sea. [Source - BBC Alba] Art
A toirt sùil air an ceangal a th' aig dha sgiobair aiseig ris a mhuir. Series about people whose lives are dependent on the sea. The lives of two ferry captains. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
A' toirt sealladh air buaidh na mara air iasgairean. Sal na Mara looks at the lives of those dependent on and influenced by the sea. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Seirbhisean èiginneach agus a’ cheangal a th’ aca ris a’ mhuir. Emergency services and their connection to the sea.
A' toirt sealladh air buaidh na mara air iasgairean. Sal na Mara looks at the lives of those dependent on and influenced by the sea. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 A toirt sùil air am buaidh a th'aig a mhuir air dha saor-eathraichean. The work of two boat-builders.
A' toirt sealladh air buaidh na mara air iasgairean. Sal na Mara looks at the lives of those dependent on and influenced by the sea. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 A toirt sùil air am buaidh a th' aig a mhuir air gnìomhachais thurasachd. A look at tourism, featuring Iain MacKay, who operates An Eala Bhan boat trips out of Inverness. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Features about an oil pollution threat in the Western Isles, Danish education for children, and national service for Greeks
A series of one-to-one interviews. Father Calum MacLellan talks to Angela MacKinnon. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Màiri MacInnes' guest is Lachie MacLeod, who set up his own charity "something for Romania" [Source - Radio Times]
A cinema trailer on behalf of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Jimmy Logan and Stanley Baxter demonstrate how easy it is to have your chest x-rayed.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, [p.c. Campbell Harper Films Ltd.]. -- Credits: With Jimmy Logan, Stanley Baxter, Aileen Vernon. Thanks to Stewart Cruikshank, Managing Director, Howard and Wyndham's Theatre.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Featuring Mary MacRae.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Featuring Mary MacInnes.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Fundraiser DR MacDonald chats to Angela MacKinnon about the Bethesda Hospice in Stornoway. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Featuring Donna Barden.
Worship service from Back Free Church on the Isle of Lewis
A worship service from Knock Church of Scotland on Lewis
A mass from St Mary's and St Maolrubha in Broadford on the Isle of Skye, led by Father James MacNeill. Recorded in 2005. Episode 10
A service of worship from Kyle Church of Scotland led by Rev Iain Murdo MacDonald. The service was recorded in 2005. Episode 4
A service of worship from St Columba's Cathedral in Oban led by Father Donald MacKay. Recorded in 2005. Episode 1
Worship service from Barvas Free Church.
Panoramic views of Loch Lomond and the surrounding area including Inchmurrin (the largest island), Inchcailleach (the burial island) and the villages of Rowardennan, Tarbet and Inversnaid.
A compilation of worship services from churches around Scotland in 2004
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 4 Castlebay vs Nicolson Institute
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 5 James Gillespie High School vs Hillpark High School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 6 Castlebay vs Lionacleit
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 7 Hillpark High School vs Ullapool High School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 8 Lionacleit vs Sir E Scott School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 9 Ullapool High School vs James Gillespie High School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 10 Sir E Scott School vs Castlebay
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 11 Hillpark Secondary School vs Millburn Academy
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 12 Lionacleit vs Nicolson Institute
Profile of the loch steamer "Maid of the Loch" on Loch Lomond, showing the steamer tied up at Tarbet pier and shots on board.
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 13 Sir E Scott School vs Lionacleit
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 14 Hillpark High School vs James Gillespie High School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 15 Lionacleit vs James Gillespie High School
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Mòd 2004 special
A boy and his uncle go sailing among Scottish islands on cargo and passenger coastal ships.
Producer, Junior Activity Films. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder Junior Educational Adventures .
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Children in need special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 Features about the Dublin tram system, racial abuse in Spanish football, Greenland immigrants in Denmark
Competitors and spectators at a clay pigeon shoot.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 Features about the French opposition to European community constitution, heat in Poland from an underground source, and Athletics in North Uist
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 Features about West Coast and Clyde ferry services' competitive tendering, An Taigh Chearsabhaigh museum in a national competition, and abortion law in Italy
Topical issues debates. A debate about a wind farm on Lewis.
A' leanntainn buidheann de luchd-taisdeal a Uidhist a Deas is iad air a slighe gu Medjugorje ann am Bosnia-Herzegovina. Baile beag far am bheil e air aithris gu bheil Moire Mhathair air a bhi a' nochdadh do dhaoine bho 1981. Pilgrims from South Uist go on a spiritual journey deep into the heart of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Their destination is a small village called Medjugorje where it is reported that the Virgin Mary has been appearing since 1981. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 Features about Croatia aiming to join the European Union, the benefits available to Poland through joining the European community, and border to former Hungarian lands being closed
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 Features about the Danish national football success, tourism development in Aviemore and Scotland, and how young people in Portugal are not completing high school
Sreath a' toirt sealladh air a' chiad mapichean. A series looking at the history of maps. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Featuring the Waldseemüller map of 1507.
Sreath a' toirt sealladh air a' chiad mapichean. A series looking at the history of maps. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Featuring the Mercator map of 1572
Sreath a' toirt sealladh air a' chiad mapichean. A series looking at the history of maps. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Featuring the D-Day invasion maps
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring A P Campbell [Source - Radio Times]
A visit to Staffa in the Western Isles on board a steamer, tourists discover the island, Iona Abbey and Fingal's Cave.
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring John Murdo Matheson [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring D A MacLeod [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring Skipinnish [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring James MacDonald [Source - Radio Times]
A series examining the working lives of individuals and the communities they live in. Featuring Anne Martin [Source - Radio Times]
People have a go at new jobs. Today a university lecturer tries her hand at baking and a salesman goes deer stalking. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1 With Christine MacKenzie and Murdo MacLeod
People have a go at new jobs. Today an estate worker learns about preparing for a Burns supper, while a businessman braves the elements to work on a fish farm. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2 With Calum MacAulay and Iain Morrison
People have a go at new jobs. Today a seaman goes back to a boatbuilding yard and a law student faces up to old fears. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3 With Isabel MacLean and Norman Smith
People have a go at new jobs. A joiner tries his hand at running a restaurant, and an office worker signs up for a job on a building site. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4 With John Murdo MacDonald and Sarah MacEacharn
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Features about the approach to rule by fear in Belarus, and a lack of doctors in Hungary due to low salaries
Launch of the paddle steamer "Glen Gower" at Troon. Built for P. & A. Campbell Ltd., Bristol, by the Ailsa Shipbuilding Company.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 Features on licensing law reforms on the Isle of Man, protection being given to inhabitants in close proximity to Vesuvius
Celebrating famous Scots in history, a profile of Catherine Spence. Programme 4
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of Dr Elsie Ingles. Programme 2
A look at the lives and achievements of eminent Scots in history. This edition discusses the life of James Keir Hardie, founder of the Labour Party. Programme 1
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of Lewis Grassic Gibbon. Programme 5
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of missionary Mary Slessor. Programme 6
Celebrating famous Scots in history Iomraiteach profiles architect Robert Adam. Programme 3
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Immigration
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 Features on the future of Monaco since the death of prince Rainer, water pollution causing health problems in Bergen, locals and immigrants striving for land in Cyprus
A series of one-to-one interviews. Anne Morrison who is a Jehovah's Witness, tells Angela MacKinnon about the part faith has played in her life. [Source - Radio Times]
Footage of the first land oil-well to be struck in Britain, near Dalkeith.
Producer, British Pictorial Productions Limited. -- Credits: Universal News.
A series of one-to-one interviews. Angela MacKinnon interviews Effie Ferguson. [Source - Radio Times]
Worship service from The Church of Scotland in Tarbert on the Isle of Harris, led by Rev. Donald John Morrison. Episode 2
Seirbheis adhraidh a Port Rìgh. Worship service from Portree Free Church on the Isle of Skye
Topical issues debates. With the general election looming, the occasional series returns at the Falkirk Wheel with Donald Morrison presenting a debate on a range of pressing political issues.
QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS 50th ANNIVERSARY
Celebrations surrounding the Queen's Own Highlanders 50th Anniversary "At Home" including a firework and firearm display.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 25 A selection of personal opinions expressed throughout the series as a whole
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 26 A review of the series
Footage of the exterior of the Hippodrome Cinema in Bo'ness as patrons emerge.
Mairi Peckham aig aithris air buaidh an Faith Mission sna h-Eileanan. Mary Peckham on the effect of the Faith Mission in the islands. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Mairi Peckham aig aithris air buaidh an Faith Mission sna h-Eileanan. Mary Peckham on the effect of the Faith Mission in the islands. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Maighstir Ailean Dòmhnallach, bàrd, sagart agus neach-cruinneachaidh. The story of priest, poet and folklorist Father Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba]
Obair Mgr Cailean MhacAonghais ann an Ecuador fichead bliadhna an dèidh dha a dhol ann. Revisiting the work of Father Colin MacInnes in Ecuador 20 years on. [Source - BBC Alba]
Insight into the development of football in Scotland, featuring the stories of people who have immersed themselves in the game [Source - Radio Times]
Sgeulachd port-adhair annasach agus bòidheach agus a th'air Eilean Bharraigh. The story of the unusual Barra Airport, famous for its beauty. [Source - BBC Alba]
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Episode 1
Brief shots of lace production in Darvel precede the Gala Day parade and coronation of the Lace Queen, followed by sports day and gymkhana.
Director, Elder Film Productions for the Picture House, Darvel.
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Among the guests are Capercaillie's Karen Matheson, and Donnie Murdo MacLeod. Episode 2
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Episode 3
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Episode 4
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Episode 5
Celebrating historical and contemporary links between Scottish and Irish Gaelic song. Episode 6
Sreath air eachdraidh fìon. Documentary about the history of wine. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath air eachdraidh fìon. Documentary about the history of wine. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A documentary about the history of beer. Programme 1
A documentary about the history of beer. Programme 2
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from Scotland. Programme 1
CROWNING OF LACE QUEEN, DARVEL, 22nd AUG, 1953
Footage of the coronation of the Lace Queen, Darvel, the queen and her retinue parade along the streets and are followed by pipebands and floats. 22nd August 1953.
[filmed by Elder Film Productions for the Picture House].
Sgeulachdan annasach bho eachdraidh na h-Alba. Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 2
Sgeulachdan annasach bho eachdraidh na h-Alba. Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 3
Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland [Subtitled] Programme 5
Sgeulachdan annasach bho eachdraidh na h-Alba. Patsi MacKenzie presents a series on lesser known and unusual stories from the Scotland. Programme 6
Sreath a' toirt iomradh air aibhnichean na h-Alba a' toiseachadh leis an Abhainn Foirthe. Series exploring the waterways of Scotland. This episode looks at the Forth River. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath a' toirt iomradh air aibhnichean na h-Alba, 'sa phrogram seo an Abhainn Tuaidh. A series exploring the waterways of Scotland. This episode looks at the River Tweed. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sreath a' toirt iomradh air aibhnichean na h-Alba, 'sa phrogram seo a leantainn an Abhainn Tatha. Series exploring Scotland's waterways. Following the River Tay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath a' toirt iomradh air aibhnichean na h-Alba, an seachdain seo a' leantainn an Abhainn Chluaidh. The series exploring Scotland's waterways follows the River Clyde. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Sreath a' toirt iomradh air aibhnichean na h-Alba, an seachdain seo Uisge De agus Uisge Spè. Series exploring Scotland's waterways. The River Dee and River Spey. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A German production showing all aspects of film making from script reading to sound testing.
Director, Ernst Niederreither ; Producer, FWU (production) Eine Filmszene Entsteht [German title].
Program mu dheireadh san sreath a' toirt sùil air slighean-uisge na h-Alba. Series exploring Scotland's waterways. Last in the series. Looking at Scotland's canals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of Sir Compton MacKenzie. Programme 1
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of Flora MacDonald. Programme 2
Celebrating famous Scots in history. Lachlan MacQuarie. Programme 3
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of John Logie Baird. Programme 4
Celebrating famous Scots in history. A profile of Lady Caroline Oliphant. Programme 5
Celebrating famous Scots in history. Profiling Alistair MacLean. Programme 6
Poet Domhnall Uilleam Stewart takes on A 'Mhaighdean, one of Scotland's most remote and beautiful mountains, and writes a contemporary poem in tribute to Duncan Ban MacIntyre. [Source - BBC Alba]
Dolina MacLennan traces the development of the Highland warrior. With dramatic music by Allan MacDonald and Margaret Stewart. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A togail gu Athall
The history of the Gael in war. Dolina MacLennan assesses the reputation of Alasdair MacColla, who brought a MacDonald army from Ireland to ravage the Campbell lands in Argyll. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Air muir 's air Tìr
Inspection and march past ATC [Air Training Corps?], Inverness.
The history of the Gael in war. Dolina MacLennan explores how Highland military traditions - including piping - were absorbed into the British army in the post-Culloden era. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Mar a bha 's mar a tha
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Playwright Frances Ni Chonnghaile in conversation with Angela MacKinnon [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Wordsmith John Angus MacLeod talks to Angela MacKinnon about a key moment in his life. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Kitty Jack talks to Angela MacKinnon about how she faced up to and conquered a fear of flying. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Mòd gold medallist Ethel MacCallum talks to Angela MacKinnon. [Source - Radio Times
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Alastair Murray talks to Angela MacKinnon about his work in Nepal. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Nan Smith talks to Angela MacKinnon about the tragic event which was to change her family's life. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Murdo Murray
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 A couple from Lewis, John Norman and Sandra MacLeod, talk to Angela MacKinnon about their personal experience of IVF as they tried for a child of their own. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Single father Murdo MacLean talks to Angela MacKinnon about his life and his personal struggle in the face of an accident in which he lost his leg. [Source - Radio Times]
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 Children's author and broadcaster Seonag Monk talks to Angela MacKinnon about her work and living with a disability [Source - Radio Times]
Animated Bible tales from the Old Testament.
Series looking at the links between Scotland's natural environment and the Gaelic language
A series of programmes exploring the lives of interesting historical people connected to the Gàidhealtachd. Programme 1 Rannsachadh Coinneach Odhar agus An Clàrsair Dall [The Brahan Seer, the Blind Harpist]
A series of programmes exploring the lives of interesting historical people connected to the Gàidhealtachd. Programme 2 Featuring the Megantic outlaw [Donald Morrison] and Màiri Mhòr nan Òran
Footage of the 1949 Scottish Qualifying Cup (North), Caledonian Football Club versus Clachnacuddin. Shots of play and spectators in Telford Park, and the Caledonian captain accepting the Qualifying Cup.
A series of programmes exploring the lives of interesting historical people connected to the Gàidhealtachd. Programme 3 Featuring Mac an t-Srònaich, and Sir James Matheson
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. This edition features Skye and the small isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. Episode 2. Orkney Islands.
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. Episode 3. Islay and Jura.
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. Episode 4. Shetland Islands.
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. Episode 5. Mull, Coll and Tiree.
Series celebrating Scotland's most beautiful islands, with the help of the latest in aerial photography technology. Episode 6. Western Isles.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 1. Tractors.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 2. Television.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 3. Ferry.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 4. Hattersley.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 5. Modern Mistress.
Documentary series reflecting on major changes in the twentieth century and the impact of modern developments on Highland communities [source - BBC Alba] Programme 6. Kelvin Engine.
Maths programmes for children. Programmes 1 - 6 Cur-ris gu 10, toirt air falbh gu 10, laithean na seachdainn, cruthan agus tomhas-lìonadh. Adding to 10, subtraction to 10, days of the week, shapes and volume
Maths programmes for children. Programmes 7 - 10 Toirt air falbh gu 20, cur-ris is toirt air falbh, dè an uair a tha e? agus cruthan. Subtraction to 20, working with money, what time is it? and elements of shape
CIAMAR A THA E A'DOL = THE WAY THINGS WORK
Science and technology programme for children. Programmes 19 - 22 Cuibhleachan agus Aisealan Aig an Fhèill Ulagan Pumpaichean
Science and technology programme for children. Programmes 23 - 26 Bailiunadh A' Fuarachadh Spriongan Rabhaidean agus Lorgaichean
Tuilleadh spòrs le Ben is Eoin. Animated series about a stuffed bear who comes to life when the adults aren't looking, and goes on a series of adventures with other bears. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10 Ealasaid an Dragh/Am Mathan Ceàrr.
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 1
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 2
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 3
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 4
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 5
A series produced for Grampian Television, with Màiri Morrison. [Subtitled] Programme 6
Worship service from Clachan Church of Scotland, North Uist
Worship service from Kiltearn Church of Scotland in Evanton, led by Rev Donnie MacSween. Recorded in 2005. Episode 7
A series of one-to-one interviews. Joan MacDonald discusses the importance of faith in her life. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Angela MacKinnon chats to John Joe MacNeil from Barra about his love of music. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of one-to-one interviews. Angela MacKinnon chats to Janet MacPhail, Gaelic editor of the Monthly Record, a magazine for the Free Church of Scotland. [Source - Radio Times]
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 2 Hillpark Academy vs James Gillespie High School
A quiz show representing Scottish schools. Programme 3 Millburn Academy vs James Gillespie High School
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Beslan
A' faicinn an rud nach eil ann, neo a' faicinn rud a tha ann ach nach foilleaiseach dhan a h-uile duine? Bha ùidh mhòr aig Domhnull Angaidh Mac'illEathain anns an dà shealladh tro bheatha, agus anns a phrògram seo tha e a' tional seann sgeulachdan, criomagan a chualas san dol seachad agus beul-aithris is e a' rannsachadh a chuspair. Don Angy Maclean presents an investigation of ghosts and second sight. He examines the case of a dark shape taking up the road, and the ghost car of Skye. [Source - BBC Alba]
SOILLSEACHADH AN STÒRR = LIGHTING THE STORR
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at bird flu in Holland, Iomairt aig An Oir programme funding problems, fashion in Denmark
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Features about enterprise companies' lack of support for crofting, Islamic community in Germany, and Dutch anti flooding measures
Brigadier John MacFarlane explores the history and impact of the World War II battles surrounding the Italian hill-top monastery of Monte Cassino. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of the Empire Youth, Sunday Parade, Inverness.
Documentary about Blair Douglas including a rare interview with the musician who has gained international recognition for his unmistakably distinctive and original work. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Features about civil unrest in France, Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death in Libya, and the promotion of health foods in the Western Isles
The highs and lows from preparation to performance as spirited ladied choir Atomaig Piseag compete at the Mòd in Stornoway. The 26 strong group claim to have come up with something very special for their performance, which is completely in keeping with their unconventional reputation. [Source - Radio Times]
Sàr phiobaire/A master piper. A biography of the late Pipe Major Donald Macleod. Episode 3
Gaelic arts series. Mill a h-uile rud. Episode 8
Where are Gaeldom's home-grown animated heroes? In 2005 artist and animator Catriona Black embarked on a quest to find out. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Gaelic arts series. Taisbeanadh Beag na Gàidhlig/Exhibition. Episode 4
Gaelic arts series. An Lòchran. Episode 5
Gaelic arts series. Air do bhonnagan. Episode 6
Gaelic arts series. Luach na Saorsa/the Worth of Freedom. Episode 7
Coverage of an Agricultural show in Ghillie near Inverness, featuring entertainment such as Highland Dancing and sports as well as shows of cattle and horses.
Gaelic arts series. Sireadh Davey Graham. Episode 8
Lean Mairi Anna NicUalraig a' lorg freumhan nan Salm am measg òrain soisgeal Alabama. Join Mary Ann Kennedy on the trail of psalm singing's roots in Alabama gospel music. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Caidreabh, Ceòl, Creideamh
Lean Mairi Anna NicUalraig a' lorg freumhan nan Salm am measg òrain soisgeal Alabama. Join Mary Ann Kennedy on the trail of psalm singing's roots in Alabama gospel music. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Caidreabh, Ceòl, Creideamh
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 Features about Kiev, Iceland wilderness, education for special needs children
Maths programmes for children. Programmes 11 - 16 Faid, cuideam, làimhseachadh dàta, iomadachadh le 2, iomadachadh le 4, roinn le 3. [Length, weight, data handling, multiplying by 2, multiplying by 4, dividing by 3]
Maths programmes for children. Programmes 17 - 20 Roinn le 5, pàtrain, bloighean, agus suidheachadh is gluasad. Division by 5, patterns, fractions and position & movement
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at child protection laws, development against conservation in Sardinia, and voluntary work in the Western Isles
A blend of talent contest and reality TV show from 2005. Six new Gaelic writers went on the road with the a team of professional actors. The first stop, Edinburgh. Episode 1
Six new Gaelic writers are challenged to make audiences laugh in Glasgow. Episode 2
Gaelic writers are challenged to make audiences laugh in Skye. Episode 3
Footage of the ATC International, Inverness.
A blend of talent contest and reality TV show from 2005 as six new Gaelic writers went on the road with the a team of professional actors. The challenge to make audiences laugh on a six tour date of Scotland. The next stop, Berneray. Episode 4
Series blending talent contests with reality TV shows, giving new writers the opportunity to have their comedy sketches performed around Scotland. Next stop, Benbecula. Episode 5
Series blending talent contests with reality TV shows, giving new writers the opportunity to have their comedy sketches performed. Next stop, Barra. Episode 6
Gaelic language version of children's animated series Angelina Ballerina, following the life of Angelina Mouseling in tow with her friends. Episodes 1, 2 Bana-phrionnsa nan ròs [Rose fairy princess] Angelina aig an fhèis [Angelina at the fair]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A road safety special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 Life in Bosnia 10 years after the war, winter life in a caravan in the Scottish Highlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 Alcoholism in Madrid, parents rights in Iceland, the duke of Edinburgh award scheme, and young people from Lewis in Romania
Topical issues debates. The occasional series returns with John Morrison chairing a community debate in Stornoway on the subject of crofting. What does the future hold for it?
A series of one-to-one interviews. Father James MacNeil, a Skye and Lochalsh parish priest, chats to Joan MacDonald. [Source - Radio Times]
A compilation of worship services from churches around Scotland in 2005
Do today's women have it easy compared to their mothers and grandmothers? A light-hearted look at the changing role of women in Gaelic society and culture. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at lessons learned from Western Isles storms and Romanian law for children
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] The Arandora Star
An educational film about the Golden Eagle.
Director, Charles E. Palmar. -- Credits: ph. C.E. Palmar nar. C.E. Palmar sd. Park Film Studios.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Mairead Ros
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Donald MacIver
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Dòmhnall Ruadh
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Norman MacLean
DALKEITH CINEMA ADVERTS AND RED CROSS APPEAL
A local cinema newsreel with adverts from businesses in Dalkeith. These range from the pawnbroker and hairdresser to the butcher and savings bank. Followed by a reel shown by Caledonian Associated Cinemas thanking patrons for their contribution to Scottish Red Cross Prisoners of War Parcels Fund, at New Year 1945.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Donald John MacLeod
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Siusaidh NicNeill
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Catriona Johnston
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Katie MacDonald
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Ronald MacLean
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Kenny Angus MacLeod
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Iain Morrison
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Mary Bell MacDonald
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] With Neen MacKay
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at efforts to obtain a dialysis unit in the Western Isles of Scotland, lobbying of European Parliament in Brussels, and the costly health service for British people in Spain.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at how freedom of speech is being denied in Turkey, sewage problems in Athens, and how Polish people are moving to the Highlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at the arguments over Gaelic medium education in the West Highlands, the Western Isles language plan and how socialists and the Catholic church are at odds in Spain.
Spectators watch the fancy dress procession and the Gala Queen being crowned at Dalkeith 1926 and 1933.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 With Donald MacLeod
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 With Ann Gillanders
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Catriona Nicholson talks to Alasdair MacKinnon about the events that have taken him from Skye to the street children of Kyiv, Ukraine.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 With Murdo MacLeod
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 2272, SCOTTISH CUP FINAL
Coverage of the Scottish Cup final at Hampden park, Glasgow, between Motherwell and Dundee. Film includes footage of Motherwell's triumphant return to their home town.
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 With Kenneth MacDonald
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 With Christine Primrose
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 With Susan Algie
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 With D K MacPhee
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 With Alec MacDonald
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 With Betty Martin
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11 With Lachie Gillies
Guests discuss an event which has had a profound effect on their lives, in a setting of special significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 With Cailean MacLean
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about rape
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Featuring independance for Catalonia, the anti-drugs campaign in Copenhagen and the new Welsh assembly
A compilation of films taken between 1945-49 including a procession of Cistercian monks, a Catholic communion service, shots of the staff of the Ferrari's Restaurant and a boat race at Oxford.
[filmed by various members of the Ferrari family].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Features about problems for Scottish Water, Bulgaria's threat to common market entry, and the suitability of Patras in Greece as European City of Culture
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at the complaints from Barra about the new air ambulance service, nuclear power in France, and Prophet Muhammed furore in Denmark
A team of writers and actors tour Scotland on board the Comadaidh Oir bus. Cathy MacDonald presents the highlights and memorable sketches from the series.
Music and poetry from Robert Burns, as Dr Anne Lorne Gillies and a variety of musicians peek into the lesser-known corners of his life and work. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of the Invergordon Highland gathering, Inverness.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A report on the Belarus presidential elections, French orphans and life in London after the terrorist attacks
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 1. Golf
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 2. Shinty
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 3. Curling
Gaelic language version of children's animated series Angelina Ballerina, following the life of Angelina Mouseling in tow with her friends. Episode 1 Bana-phrionnsa nan ròs [Rose fairy princess]
Gaelic language version of children's animated series Angelina Ballerina, following the life of Angelina Mouseling in tow with her friends. Episode 14 An tìodhlac aig Alice [Alice's present]
Soilleireachadh air saoghal an la an diugh tro shuilean na cloinne. Children give their insights into both the serious and lighter sides of life. [Source - BBC Alba]
Lively debate with the younger generation. The programme focuses on a group of secondary school pupils, and explores in detail the issues that affect that age group. The teenagers are targeted with questions relating to themselves, their lifestyles, current affairs and their hopes for the future. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at French youth concerns about employment rights, the lack of building skills in the Highlands, and prostitution in Germany during the football world cup
A record of the wedding of John McGarrity and Sheila Morrison.
This Gaelic documentary examines the life, achievements and failures of Sir Iain Noble, the Berlin born aristocrat of Scottish ancestry who helped to found a merchant bank and a Gaelic College in Skye. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A report on the problems with the Western Isles health board, and mining in Estonia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at the efforts to lessen environmental damage in the Western Isles and Sweden through use of renewable energy
Pre-school fun and games with Sali Mali. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1 - 5 Uan Beag Caillte Casan Salach Ùin' A' Ruith La Gaothach Duilleagan Foghair
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 1 Fort William VS Lochcarron
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 2 Bute VS Strathglass
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 3 Lochcarron VS Strathglass
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 4 Inverness VS Skye
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 5 Kingussie VS Newtonmore
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 8 Kilmallie VS Kingussie
A record of the wedding of Patricia Boyd Martin to Peter Anderson, August 1961, at Trinity Church, Uddingston.
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 9 Inveraray VS Lochcarron
Following a group of volunteers from Shawbost on the Isle of Lewis as they plan and develop a community garden for the village. [Source - Radio times]
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 1
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 2
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 2 Kingussie VS Newtonmore
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports about a Scottish national marine park, Irish opposition to a new gas pipeline, and the demand for housing in Tallinn, Estonia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at the changes for the European Parliament buildings in Strasbourg, the state of affairs in Serbia, and the rift between church and state in Norway
How a mine car is operated at Bowhill Pit, Fife. [Incomplete]
Director, Francis Gysin ; Producer, Data Film Unit.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at mediation services in Denmark, and Montenegro
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 3
For the past year, the children of Sleat Primary School in Skye have been encouraged to express their interpretation of the surrounding landsacpe through art. Now, their work is to be showcased in a visual and musical performance.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 Features on issues related to immigration in Malta, motor companies moving to production in Slovakia, and North Harris Trust three years on
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 25 A review of the series - people and organisations
Dùn Dearrsa, aite iongantach ann an teis mheadhan na Cruinne far a bheil sìth agus far an tig d'aislingean gu buil. In search of a magical land where dreams come true. Children puppet series. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Lusan Cumhachdach
Dùn Dearrsa, aite iongantach ann an teis mheadhan na Cruinne far a bheil sìth agus far an tig d'aislingean gu buil. In search of a magical land where dreams come true. Children puppet series. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14 Baile na Mara
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 26 Last in the series. A review of the series and update on some of the stories
Profiling the 97 year old Iain Sheonaigh Smith from South Boisdale in South Uist. [Source - Radio Times]
Demonstration of the Lamberton cold billet shearing machine in operation cutting blocks of steel.
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 5
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 6
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 7
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 8
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 6 Fort William VS Beauly
Stockshot material compiled by Stanley Russell for his own use, including shots of industry, farming, the river Clyde, Glasgow, St. Andrews and Stirling.
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 7 Kyles ATH VS Inveraray
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 10 Kingussie VS Fort William Mactavish Cup Final
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 11 Inveraray VS Bute The Celtic Cup Final
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Mòd 2005 special
A promotional film for the Bank of Scotland showing a newly-wed couple opening an account with the Bank, and staff at work at the various operations in the Bank.
The production line of Templeton's Carpets is illustrated beginning with the initial stages in the design office to shots of women repairing flaws in the finished carpets.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: [comm. Robin Russell ph. David Hanley].
Ceanglaichean teaghlaich is eachdraidh eadar Barraigh is Canada. Personal stories of historical and family links between Barra and Canada. [Source - BBC Alba]
For many young men from the islands, the 1950s presented opportunities to use their seamanship to see the world. They recall experiences on board and in the ports they visited. [Source - BBC Alba]
Drama-documentary exploring Scottish fairy belief through the life of 17th-century writer Robert Kirk, and investigating possible rational explanations for belief in fairies. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Documentary following brothers and pipers Allan, Iain and Dr Angus MacDonald of Glenuig, widely considered to be among the finest cultural ambassadors for traditional Gaelic music. [Source - Radio Times]
Astronomy for secondary school pupils. Programmes 1 - 10 An Talamh (Earth) A’ Ghealach (Moon) Dubhadh Na Grèine (Eclipse) Mearcair (Mercury) Bhèineas (Venus) Màrt (Mars) Iupatar (Jupiter) Satharn (Saturn) Uranus & Neiptiun (Uranus & Neptune) Pluto
A depiction of the whisky industry in Scotland with the various distilling processes described and people enjoying the final product at home, and in the pub.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: [Bill Forsyth].
Animated children's series. Episode 3 Seilidh agus an cnatan. Bumble gets a cold.
Animated children's series. Episode 19 Fifi an ceann gnothuich! Fifi's in charge!
Animated children's series. Episode 34 Fifi is I cho dicheallach. Fifi's good turn.
Animated children's series. Episode 46 Sligidh ann an èiginn. Slugsy's rescue
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at ambulance services in the Western Isles, how work visas are not required by imimgrants in Spitzbergen, and property prices being too high for Spaniards
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at Flemish nationalism, crofters losing out financially after subsidy payment changes, and Hungary fifty years after the end of Soviet rule
A team of writers and actors tour Scotland on board the Comadaidh Oir bus. Episode 1. Òban
A team of writers and actors tour Scotland on board the Comadaidh Oir bus. Episode 2. Inverness.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at how women are being sold into prostitution
Air muir is tir mu chuairt cladaichean na Leargaidh Ghallda. A series which examines the lifestyles, past times and events connected to the sea. This programme comes from Largs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Air muir is tir mu chuairt cladaichean an Obain. A series of six programmes which examines lifestyles, past times and events connected to the sea. This programme comes from Oban. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Air muir is tir mu chuairt cladaichean Ghriomasaigh. A series of six programmes which examines lifestyles, past times and events connected to the sea. This episode comes from Grimsay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Air muir is tir mu chuairt a phuirt ann an Lìte. A series of six programmes examining lifestyles and events connected to the sea. This episode comes from Leith. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Air muir is tir ann a sgire an Eilein Sgitheanaich is Lochaillse. A series of six programmes which examines lifestyles, past times and events connected to the sea. This episode comes from Skye and Lochalsh. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Aig muir is air aibhne ann an Glaschu. The last in a series of six programmes which examines lifestyles, past times and events connected to the sea. This programme comes from Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Series blending talent contests with reality TV shows, giving new writers the opportunity to have their comedy sketches performed around Scotland. Next stop, Benbecula.m Episode 3
A team of writers and actors tour Scotland on board the Comadaidh Oir bus. Episode 4. Stornoway
Narrated by the actor Roddy McMillan, the film shows various centres for children with disabilities and their importance for them. Curran House, Glasgow, the Stirling Centre and Eversley House, Edinburgh are all visited.
Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: [ph. Stanley Russell comm. Roddy McMillan].
Gaelic writers are challenged to make audiences laugh in Skye. Episode 5
Six new Gaelic writers are challenged to make audiences laugh in Glasgow. Episode 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at fuel poverty in the Western Isles, protest at the treatment of asylum seekers children in Holland, and arguments in Ireland over the language used for place names
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at the pope's visit to Turkey, concerns over post office closures on Lewis, and how football is being used to promote race relations in Hungary
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at how a Norwegian salmon company is taking over a Scottish company, Latvians denied their civil rights, and a community buying South Uist estate land
General views of football match between Rangers and Celtic at Parkhead Stadium, Glasgow.
A series of programmes covering international and Scottish sport. Programme 4
Eilean iomallach , Eilean boidheach , Eilean gun shluagh - eachdraidh Eilean Mhionnlaigh tro bheul-aithris is orain. Documentary about the legacy of the deserted Isle of Mingulay through history, story and song. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at how a lack of snow is affecting the French skiing season, Dutch fishermen adhering to fishing quotas, and migration from Latvia since joining the EU.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Report about suicide
The history of the "rocket range" missile testing centre, which was built on the island of South Uist to launch Britain and America's first guided nuclear weapon, and the controversy that surrounded the project. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled]
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Nurses come together to reminisce and share stories of their experiences of the profession in the postwar years. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A tiny fragment from a local topical showing close-up shots of pedestrians/spectators on a pavement in Motherwell looking towards the camera.
Panoramic views of Scotland including Tomintoul, Balmoral Castle and the ruins of Elgin Cathedral.
Family film shot mostly by Jack Mavor, of Mavor and Coulson, showing holidays at Brodick, Arran, walking at Glen Sannox, and at the family home "Gateside" at Drymen.
Gaels reflect on their experience of National Service in the 1950s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Gaelic arts series. Cinema Sgìre. Episode 1
Gaelic arts series. Canabhas Craiceann/Skin canvas. Episode 2
Carry on a' Charina. Actress Carina MacLeod gets a slot at the Comedy Club in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Gaelic arts series. Ceòlradh/Muse. Episode 4
Gaelic arts series. Tarasaigh/Taransay. Episode 6
Feadan an Fhasaich. Se piobaire agus seinneadair a th'ann an Tormod MacArtair agus leis a phiob na mhaileid tha e a' deanamh a shlighe dhan fhasach air toir comhlan pioba a tha caran eadar-dhealaichte bhon abhaist. Norman MacArthur is taken on a musical tour by the Lewis born Pipe Major to the Sultan of Oman. [Source - BBC Alba/Radio Times] Programme 7
Gaelic arts series, featuring Liet Lávlut, a festival of minority languages in Europe. Episode 8
Is the male Gael as susceptible to the 'grumpy old man' label as his English speaking counterpart? A light-hearted look at the changing role of men in society. [Source - BBC Alba]
Film illustrates how young people with intellectual disabilities can enjoy activities such as painting, cooking, ironing and sewing at Laurieston House, Glasgow.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: [ph. Stanley Russell].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Features about the future of the Western Isles health board, the German wine industry, and the abortion vote in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Features about Italian football violence, councillors proposals to remove crown estate powers, civil rights in Slovenia, and a wind farm proposal in the North of Lewis
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about the Basque separatists in the struggle for independance, the catholic church's uneasy relation with Polish communists, and the Western Isles preparations for the world island games.
Sreath deilbh-beò airson clann òga, mu Chuiseag an Cuilean 's a càirdean èibhinn. The adventures of Cuiseag, Anndra and her host of creature friends. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 1 - 3 A' chuairt innseannach Taireanach an earraich An garradh glasraich
Sreath deilbh-beò airson clann òga, mu Chuiseag an Cuilean 's a càirdean èibhinn. The adventures of Cuiseag, Anndra and her host of creature friends. [Source - BBC Alba] La mòr a-muigh
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at the debate over a new airport in Oban, how illegal vodka is killing Russians and Slovenians in Austrian loosing their civil rights
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at the Kosovo struggle for independance, Danish muslims, and the Isle of Gigha five years after the community buyout.
Sreath de dealbhan beò le Anna an tunnag ga cuideachadh beathaichean le trioblaidean. Animation series featuring Anna, the agony aunt who is a duck. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 2, 12 Solas Oidhche Stoirm a' Tighinn
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] A look at setting up a crofting brand, income, the effect of HIV in Russia, and fifty years of the EU
Murdo MacDonald views recently created gardens in Uist, Skye and Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
An illustration of the St. Andrews Ambulance Association in action demonstrating their first aid techniques.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames & Clyde Production. -- Credits: ph. Ken Mackey comm. Jan Jack comm. s. Michael Aspel technical adviser George Watt [Made with the co-operation of the St Andrews Ambulance Association].
Murdo MacDonald views recently created gardens in Uist, Skye and Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
Murdo MacDonald views recently created gardens in Uist, Skye and Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
Murdo MacDonald views recently created gardens in Uist, Skye and Lewis. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 4
Bàrd, neach-naidheachd, rannsaiche, sgrìobhadair sgriobt agus rannan airson cèol - tha iomadach taobh air Aonghas MacNeacail, Aonghas Dubh a' rugadh anns an Eilean Sgitheanach. Documentary profiling Scottish poet Aonghas MacNeacail, whose writing has earned him worldwide acclaim. Contributors include Liz Lochhead, Kenna Campbell and Angus Peter Campbell. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 Poverty in French suburbs causing trouble, Naples residents taking on the mafia, and Swedish health problems
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 A look at Icelandic efforts to create renewable energy, the Jewish community in Poland, and housing shortages in Kiev
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 Parliament struggle in Ukraine, and the Maltese government allowing bird hunting in spring
Topical issues debates. Derek Mackay chairs a community debate from Benbecula.
Derek Mackay chairs a debate on Scottish election issues with a panel and audience. The debate takes place in the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh.
Documentary following the islanders of South Uist, Eriskay and Benbecula, as they endeavour to buy their land in Scotland's biggest community land buy-out. [Source - BBC Alba]
A compilation of scenes from various holiday areas in Scotland including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Rothesay, Wemyss Bay, The Trossachs and Loch Lomond.
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 1
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 2.
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 3.
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 4
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 5
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 6
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 7
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 8
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 9
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 10
A sail down the River Clyde to mark the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Mission to the Outdoor Blind. The film shows people enjoying a day out with friends and family, with live entertainment and races.
Director, Gabriel Donald. -- Credits: Glasgow and West of Scotland Mission to the Out-Door Blind 1860 - 1960 presents ....
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 11
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 12
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 13
Sixteen members of the public battle it out in this new culinary challenge series as they cook a two-course meal in 60 minutes and vie to become "Còcaire nan Còcairean". Programme 14
Gaelic cookery programme. Programme 15. In a thrilling final, two chefs go head-to-head for the competition title. With Allan MacRitchie and Donald MacKay.
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years, featuring singer Maggie MacInnes who devised the song-cycle 'A Woman's Song'. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Songs: Beannachd Màthar Baisteadh Breith In My Arms Do Mhàiri a Nighean & Màiri's Dance Trì Nithean Cearcall Mìn Ghealaich Flora and the Primroses Mo Run Geal Òg A Chlann
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Sgrìob tro cuairt-beatha nam ban le tro cheòl is òrain. 'Sann air àm breith agus àm baistidh a tha sinn a cuir ar h-aghaidh an t-seachdain seo. The focus is on birth and baptism. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Songs: Beannachd Màthar Baisteadh Breith Fhir An Leadainn Fhlath An Cùl Bachalach Baisteadh Ban-Gluin Taladh Chriosda A' Bhean Euduch Cìocharan A Nighean nan Geug Toiseach na Tràghad
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Tha àm àrach agus trèorachadh ann am beatha nam ban fon phrosbaig an t-seachdain seo tron taghadh òrain is bhàrdachd aig Caitlin NicAonghais. The personal song and poetry choice of Kathleen MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Songs: In My Arms Reul Alainn a’ Chuain Bai U Oh Ho Leighis na Cloinne Òran na Mnà Sidhe Gur Milis Mòrag Dealbh Do Mo Mhàthair Cuirfimid Deaindi Deaindi agus Ille Bhàin Taladh Dhòmhnaill Ghorm
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Sann air dealachach, trèigsinn agus eilthireach a tha am program a cuir an aghaidh an t-seachdain seo. Alyth MacCormick explores the themes of parting, leaving home and exile. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Songs: Beannachd Màthar Nuair bha mi Òg Soraidh le Eilean A Cheò Mo Phàrantan Fuirich an-Diugh gus a-Màireach Shiubhlainn a Gheamraidh Fuaim an Tàibh Eilean Phabail Illean Chridheil Gaolach agus Fada Fada Thall tha mi
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. An taghadh aig Karen NicMhathain air òrain is bàrdach a tha a' toirt beachd conaltach air an t-saoghal. Karen Matheson explores the themes of social and political comment. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Songs: Do Mhàiri a Nighean & Mairi's Dance An Fhideag Airgid Ùrnuigh nam Bàn Tigrach An Dà Nighean Clò Mhic Ille Mhìcheil Eilean A Ceò Sean Bhalaist O Nach Èisdeadh tu Sgeul le Aire Am Faca thu na Fèidh?
Coverage of a Boys' Brigade parade at Queen's Park, Glasgow. Lord Rosebery takes the salute.
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Julie Fowlis le taghadh de dh'òrain is bàrdach gaoil. Julie Fowlis explores the themes of love and loss through the Gaelic poetry and songs of women in Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Songs: Cearcall mun Gheallaich An t-Aparan Goirid 's an t-Aparan Ùr Mo Bheannachd dhan Bhaillidh Ùr Dùisgidh mi Aon Mhadainn Chan e Caoidh mhic Shiridh Crom-Lus Arrais Òganaich Ùir a Rinn m'Fàgail Bòthan Àirigh am Braith Raithneach
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Mìairi NicaGhobhain le taghadh de dh'òrain is bàrdach gaoil. Mary Smith explores the themes of love and loss through the Gaelic poetry and songs of women in Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Songs: Flora and the Primroses Mo Run Geal Òg Cùl do Chinn Saighdear Chaluim Bhain D-Day Haidh Ho An Gath Seathan He Na Filibhig An Fhir a Dhìreas Am Bealach
A celebration of women's contribution to the Gaelic song book throughout the years. Am prògram mu dheireadh tro cuairt-beatha nam ban. Last programme in the series exploring themes of Gaelic poetry and songs of women in Scotland. With Màiri Morrison [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Songs: Clann a Maireach Leanaibh an Oir Thog thu mi Fàistneachd agus Beannachd do na Gàidheil Mar tha mi Gaol ise Gaol i Taigh Ùr na h-Alba Alasdair Òig 'Ic 'Ic Neacail A Chlann
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A look at unrest in Estonia over a war memorial, debates over the Irish language act, and Portuguese charities
Footage of the Singer Sports Day, Clydebank including shots of procession of youth organisations and the Singer Gala Queen.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 A look at development versus heritage in the Irish road construction debate, a Latin street gang in Barcelona, and island life on Lismore
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 Bodies to be returned for burial in Cyprus, and concerns over the care of the elderly in Lochalsh
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 Turkish nationalism
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 A look at emergency plans to clear rubbish in Naples, a lack of affordable housing in Lochaber, and tightening of Norwegian gun laws
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2
Singer factory employees prove their sporting mettle in this colourful fun filled film from 1954, documenting the annual sports day and Gala Queen procession at Dalmuir.
Footage of Singer Sports Day and coronation of their Gala Queen.
Tha Iain Moireasdan a' rannsachadh a' sgeulachd aig Niall MacEacharna a Uidhist a fhuair bas ann am bochdainn anns a Fhraing ach a dh'fhàg mac as a dhèidh a dh'èirich gu ard -inbhe san dùthaich ri taobh Napoleon. The story of Neil MacEachen, the Uist Jacobite who saved Bonnie Prince Charlie from capture, and whose son rose to become one of Napoleon's Generals and a Marshal of France. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 25 A review of special reports from the series
Coverage of Singer Sports Gala, Dalmuir and the procession led in by the pipes and drums of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
Credits: Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ltd..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 26 Last in the series. A review of some of the news items covered in the series.
Children's puppet series 'The Roofters'. Episode 4 Leanabail Cha robh Alaidh airson a bhi a' cluich le caraichean leanabail oir bha e a' smaoineachadh gu robh e ro mhòr. Alaidh didn't want to play with his toy cars because he felt he was too big but he just couldn't help himself when Olaidh asked if he would play with him. [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's puppet series 'The Roofters'. Episode 17 A' gabhail cùram Bha beagan cnatan air Etta agus bha Fearchair airson 's gun gabhadh i fois. Rinn Fearchair bonnaich ach chaneil fhios agam ciamar a roinn e iad a mach. Etta had a little cold and Fearchair wanted her to take care of her. He baked some cakes but I'm not sure how he shared them out.
FARPAIS NA H-OIGRIDH = JUNIOR TALLEST STORY COMPETITION
Junior tallest story competition' animations created and voiced by children from the Highlands and Islands, telling local stories from the Highland and Oral tradition. [Source - West Highland Animation] Five animations [Gaelic versions preserved on this tape] Mar a' Fhuair MacLeòid Bùird / How MacLeod Got Tables Mac a' Ghobhair / Goat Kid Clach an Fhithich / Ravenstone Dubh Sìth / Black Fairy Gille na Cochla Craicinn / The Boy in the Deer Skin Hood
Documentary telling the story of the short-lived but successful wilderness empire of the North West Company in Canada, run by the descendants of those who fought in Culloden. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Sreath mu thaighean tlachdmhor agus na daoine a bha fuireach annta, sa phrògram seo Auchinleck 's James Boswell. A series about fascinating houses and the people who lived in them. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
Sreath mu thaighean tlachdmhor agus na daoine a bha fuireach annta, sa phrogram seo Glenquithel's Duncan MacPherson. Series about fascinating houses and the people who lived there. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
Sreath mu thaighean tlachdmhor agus na daoine a bha fuireach annta, sa phrògram seo Balavil 's James MacPherson. A series about fascinating houses and the characters who lived in them. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath mu thaighean tlachdmhor agus na daoine a bha fuireach annta, sa phrògram seo Caisteal Charabasdail. A series on fascinating houses and characters who lived in them. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
CLYDEBANK, ARMISTICE DAY AND SINGER GALA
Visuals of Clydebank, parks, new housing and the industrial skyline. Also includes coverage of Armistice Day celebrations and Singer Sports day celebrations.
Sreath mu thaighean tlachdmhor agus na daoine a bha fuireach annta, sa phrògram seo Doune 's Elizabeth Grant. A series on fascinating houses and characters who lived in them. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Aig deireadh an t-sreath Achnacarry taigh mor nan Cameronaich air an robh 'Castle Commando' san darna cogadh. A series on the history of fascinating Scottish houses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Paris
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Geneva
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 London
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Amsterdam
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Rome
Iain Mac'ìllemhìcheil a' tadhal air Eaglais na h-Alba air feadh na Roinn-Eòrpa. John Carmichael explores the Church of Scotland, in locations throughout Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 Lisbon
TOMAS TELFORD - A’ TOGAIL NA GÀIDHEALTACHD
Short film to celebrate Tomas Telford's work in the Highlands.
Tha Feis Celtic Colours air Eilean Cheap Bhreatainn air a bhi air leth soirbheachail. Tha an Fhèis a' tarraing ri chèile luchd - ciùil ionadail is eadar - nàiseanta gu sgìre a tha gu math sgapte. Ciamar a rànaig iad an ìre seo agus de a tha romhpa deich bliadhna an dèidh dhaibh tòiseachadh. The Celtic Colours Festival has become a big success story for Cape Breton Island fusing the music traditions of the Celtic nations with that of the local, but internationally renowned artistes. This documentary recorded as the Festival celebrated it's 10th anniversary explores what lies at the heart of the Festival's success through the experiences of artistes in residence Mairi MacInnes and Mary Jane Lamond. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of Clydebank's Burgh Jubilee 1816-1936 including footage of the Jubilee Queen's Coronation Pageant and Procession.
Credits: [possibly local cinema topical].
A' comharrachadh an deicheamh bliadhna de Fhèis Celtic Colours ann an Ceap Bhreatainn. Exploring the success of Cape Breton's Celtic Colour's Festival ten years after it began. Held on Cape Breton island in the US, it is a celebration of Celtic culture with food and music. [Source - BBC Alba]
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: DAIMH & CALUM ALEX MACMILLAN, KATHLEEN MACINNES, LAURA BOOSINGER & JOSH GOFORTH, RODDY WOOMBLE, JOHN SPILLANE, TEJEDOR, GERRY O’CONNOR & BELA FLECK
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ALLAN & JOHN KELLY, NORRIE MACIVER, SARA WATKINS, JOHN SPILLANE, THE MCDADES, RACHEL WALKER, CHRISTINE HANSON & CATRIONA MACDONALD & ANNBJORG LIEN
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: RACHEL WALKER, NORRIE MACIVER, UNCLE EARL, IARLA O LIONNARD, GENTICORUM, LAU, ALLAN & JOHN KELLY"
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: TEJEDOR, JAMES GRAHAM, STAIRWELL SISTERS, MICK HANLY, KATHLEEN MACINNES, CHRIS STOUT & CATRIONA MACKAY, SOLAS
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JULIE FOWLIS, JAMES GRAHAM, STAIRWELL SISTERS, MAEVE MACKINNON, BERROQUETTA, JOHN MCCUSKER, GENTICORUM
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 6 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: UNCLE EARL, JULIE FOWLIS, KRIS DREVER, SOLAS, SHOOGLENIFTY, LAU, JENNA CUMMING
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: DARREN MACLEAN, THE MCDADES, TRIONA & MAIREAD NI DHOMHNAILL, DAIMH, SARA WATKINS, GERRY O’CONNOR, JENNA CUMMING
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: MAEVE MACKINNON, DARREN MACLEAN, LAURA BOOSINGER & JOSH GOFORTH, SOLAS, BERROQUETTA, CHRIS STOUT & CATRIONA MACKAY, TANYA TAGAQ & SHOOGLENIFTY
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 9 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: DAIMH & CALUM ALEX MACMILLLAN, UNCLE EARL, JULIE FOWLIS, TEJEDOR, THE MCDADES, CHRIS STOUT & CATRIONA MACKAY, CHRISTINE HANSON & CATRIONA MACDONALD & ANNBJORG LIEN
A demonstration of laundry machines operating at Lily Laundry, Darlington, manufactured by Tullis Clydebank.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 10 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JAMES GRAHAM, RODDY WOOMBLE, IARLA O’LONAIRD, KATHLEEN MACINNES, STAIRWELL SISTERS, LAU, GERRY O’CONNOR & BELA FLECK
Animated folk-tales from around the world, in Gaelic. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 11 Podna is podni
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 1 Kingussie VS Skye
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 3 Fort William VS Lochaber
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 4 Lochcarron VS Kingussie
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 5 Kingussie VS Fort William
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 6 Inveraray VS Oban
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 7 Fort William VS Kingussie
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 9 Lochaber VS Kilmallie
INDUSTRY ON PARADE - THE DEFENDING CHAMPION
Propaganda film on behalf of US sewing machine manufacturers in the face of competition from Japanese and Asian imports.
Producer, Arthur Lodge Productions Inc.. -- Credits: American Industry - builder of a better tomorrow - presents. .
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 10 Lochaber VS Oban Camanachd
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 11 Inveraray VS Kingussie
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 12 Kingussie VS Newtonmore
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 13 Lochcarron VS Kilmallie
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 14 Lochaber VS Fort William
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 15 Newtonmore VS Lochcarron
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 16 Newtonmore VS Oban
Shinty Documentary Series [Subtitled] Programme 17 Inveraray VS Kingussie
Shinty semi finals. Lewis & Harris Select vs Uist & Barra Select, Uist & Barra Select vs West Highland Select. Programme 1
Shinty finals. Lewis & Harris Select vs Heather Isle Select. Programme 2
The manufacturing processes involved in making a Singer sewing machine at Clydebank, Glasgow, from its raw form of iron to the finished product packed and ready for export.
Credits: Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ltd., Singer Building, London. The following film was produced by the courtesy of the Singer Manufacturing Co. Ltd. during normal working hours in their great factory. On the banks of the Clyde in Scotland is a mighty landmark....
The series examining the lifestyles, pastimes and events connected to the sea returns. Iain MacInnes and Shona MacLellan visit one of the greatest natural harbours in the world, as they tour the busy waterways and leading commercial dockyards in Southampton. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
The series examining the lifestyles, pastimes and events connected to the sea returns. The first programme in a series of six comes from Shetland. Featureing presenters Iain MacInnes and Shona McLellan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Iain MacInnes and Shona MacLellan visit the ancient port of Arbroath, home of one of the world's famous gastronomic delights, and Gilleasbuig Ferguson reports on major plans to create a yachting marina in South Uist. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Documentary series examining lifestyles and events connected to the sea. Iain MacInnes and Shona MacLellan visit Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland, while Gilleasbuig Ferguson yachts out of Inverkip Marina. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 6 James MacDonald explores the story of James Morrison, who was a boatswain's mate on the ill-fated ship The Bounty and took part in the mutiny.
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Documentary about Angus MacAskill from the Isle of Skye, who was just 22 when he answered an advertisement for an extraordinary motor expedition across Africa.
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 5 The story of Sir John MacKenzie, who worked his way through the New Zealand political system to become one of the most influential politicians of his day.
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Documentary following the story of Ishbel Ross from the Isle of Skye, who gives her account of serving with the Scottish Women's Hospital Unit on the Balkan Front during WW1.
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Air toir Mhurchaidh Mhoireasdan a rànaig an Antarctic ann an 1929. The story of Murdo Morrison, crew member on Discovery's 1929-1931 expedition to Antarctica.
Series following the lives of Gaels whose global journeys found them in extraordinary situations. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Seasaidh NicAoidh a sheas còirichean na mnà ann a New Zealand. Following individual Gaels on global journeys. In this episode, New Zealand poet and suffragette Jessie MacKay.
General views of needle brushing machine in operation. Technical captions and graphics illustrate the methods and processes involved.
In the last programme of the series we go for a cruise along the Crinan Canal and report on plans to create a marine education and research centre in North Uist. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Gaelic language documentary series about the sea. Iain MacInnes and Shona MacLellan visit Mallaig, one of the most famous fishing ports in Scotland. James MacLetchie journeys to Stornoway to meet Amanda Darling and her Swedish built sailing boat. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 3 Dachaighean
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 4 Boireannaich is nigheanan
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 5 Malairt is ciuird
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 3. Calum Martin.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 5. Jenna Cumming.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 6. Calum Ailig MacMillan.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 7. Christime Kennedy.
A group of boys enjoy a YMCA camp in the country and participate in a Sports Day.
Producer, Meteor Film Producing Society.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 2. Kathleen MacInnes,
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 1. Brian O'Headra.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 4. Margaret Stewart.
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Programme 8. Ishbel MacAskill
Gaelic music and chat [source BBC Alba] Compilation Programme.
Fiona J. Mackenzie sings a mix of traditional and contemporary Christmas songs at St Andrew's in the Square in Glasgow. Includes 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' in Gaelic. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Fiona J. Mackenzie sings a mix of traditional and contemporary Christmas songs at St Andrew's in the Square in Glasgow. Includes 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' in Gaelic. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Ann a bhith 'sireadh tuigse air an dàimh àraid a tha eadar màthair is nighean is eadar athair is mac, bidh sinn a' tadhail air shaoghal an fhasain. How did we turn into our mums and dads? In a bid to understand this genetic pull, our mothers and daughters, fathers and sons visit the world of fashion. Have we inherited their sense of style or lack of it? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Dè dh'ionnsaich ar màthraichean 's ar n-athraichean dhuinn mu bhith nar màthraichean 's nar n-athraichean? How well did our mums and dads teach us about the facts of life? Mothers and daughters, fathers and sons reveal their experience of love and how they learned to attract the opposite sex. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Cho math 's gu fiach sinn ri buaidh ar pàrantan a chuir air cùl, cha gabh e seachnadh. We think we can outgrow the influences of our parents and then, one day, we become them. Mothers and daughters, fathers and sons share their experience of life in the home. How did we inherit that DIY gene? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
An illustration of Lossiemouth's fishing industry detailing the preparations before, during and after a catch. The Seine fishing method is highlighted. [Prize-winning film at the 7th Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1940]
Director, J. Evans Gordon. -- Credits: Prize-winning film at the 7th SAFF 1940.
A' bheil na h-aon chur-seachadan is ùidhean againn 's a bha aig ar pàrantan? Exploring whether we share our pastimes and interests with our parents. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Tha an saoghal na chabhaig ach an cum sinne suas ris cho math ri ar pàrantan? We hope to outgrow the influences of our parents but we often become like them. One minute technology and progress are exciting, the next it's a struggle to keep up. Mothers, daughters, fathers and sons tell how it happens. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Dè 's coireach gu bheil sin a siar fhàs coltach ri ar màthair no ar n-athair? How do we turn into our mums and dads? In a bid to understand the genetic pull to becoming our parents, we visit the world of the body beautiful and ask if our size and shape are all in the genes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
A bheil ar saoghal sòisealta eadar-dhealaichte bho mar a bha e do ar pàrantan? Asking if we can outgrow the influences of our parents or do we become them, plus how it affects our social life. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Làithean-saora teaghlaich - Òbh, Òbh air neo dìreach sgoinneil? One of the most powerful, defining and delicate relationships we have is the unique bond between family members. This programme looks at family holidays and how they contribute to this bond. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Seoc and the puppets look at all sorts of vegetables. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1, 2
Big cakes, and little cakes! [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 3, 4
Granite mining used for sculpture, road making, stone bridges and housing.
Bird's nest spaghetti, specially for Easter! [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 5, 6
Why is the cake upside down? [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 7, 8
Some spooky meringues for Halloween. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 9, 10
Colourful Christmas cookies. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 11, 12
The puppets make some delicious fish cakes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 13, 14
Popcorn is fun when watching movies. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 15, 16
Cake shaped as a cat - or a fish? [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 17, 18
The friends enjoy some tasty cheesey twists. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 19, 20
Fruity chocolate - or chocolatey fruit? [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 21, 22
How do lemon and sugar work together? [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 23, 24
Scenes from the River Clyde including the launch of the "Queen Mary" from John Brown's shipyard and on board the steamer "Empress of Britain".
Stripy cheese toast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 25, 26
Musical biscuits. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 27, 28
Healthy bean burgers for tea. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 29, 30
A tale of slavery from the Highlands and islands of Scotland, focusing on the tragic cargo of the ship the William, which left the Isle of Skye in 1739. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic arts series. A look at the life and work of The Hill of the Red Fox author Allan Campbell Maclean, who wrote many of his books for children while living on the Isle of Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
The story of a unique album of punk music produced by Lewis bands in the early 1980s. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Documentary charting a year in the life of singer Julie Fowlis as she strives for success within the highly competitive music industry. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Documentary on the once magnificent Lews Castle in Stornoway, now awaiting vital restoration work. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Tha Fèisean coltach ris a Mhòd ann an iomadh dùthaich Ceilteach. Agus chan eil Eilean Mhannain air a chaochladh. Bho chionn trì bliadhna ghabh Mairi Mhoireasdan cuairt gu Eilean Mhannain a thadhal air fèill Yn Chruinnaght agus a dh¿fhaicinn de an staid anns am bheil an canan agus an cultair. The Yn Chruinnaght week on the Isle of Man is a celebration of Manx music, dance and language. Against the backdrop of the festival Mairi Morrison explores the state of the Manx language and culture. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Gaelic Arts Series. Ealtainn looks at an ambitious new Gaelic visual arts exhibit. The first piece of work will be An Crannghal by Will Maclean and Arthur Watson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
General views of students enjoying Charities Day and footage of the Duke and Duchess of York receiving an honorary LLD.
Peigi Uilleagain. Shares an incredible archive filmed in the village of Back on the Isle of Lewis in the 1940s by a young girl visiting the island from Detroit. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1 - 4 Liost na bùth Glasraich ri reic Dragon a' phizza Na corragan beaga
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 5- 8 An cocaire brònach Spòrs nan uighean A' feitheamh Bun-os-coinn
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 9 - 12 An fharpais Aodannain annasach Am baile èasgaidh agus am baile leisg Aileag na nollaig
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 13 - 16 Co-là breith Anna An cat annasach Air chall 's air lorg Cocaire, no dhà, no trì
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 17 - 20 Anns a' char An duais Bogha-frois a h-uile là Carabhaidh gun smachd
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 21 - 24 Clomhais gun dachaidh? Cuasag gun ghuth Taiceil nar triùir Ùpraid anns a' chidsin
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 25 - 28 Aodainn dhathte Strupan anns gach ait Air do starsaich fhein Air feadh na fidhle
Tha Seoc a leughadh stòiridh dha charaidean san taigh aran chridhe. Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 29, 30 Luaths na h-oige... Dè 's fhearr na'n dachaidh
Business magazine. Mairi Morrison visits young entrepreneurs from Lewis, Harris and Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
A journey taken by a Hillman Imp from Miami to Alaska.
Business magazine. Mairi Morrison looks at chocolate, art and tweed. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Business magazine. Angela Smith continues her guide to survival as a freelance presenter and Mairi Morrison catches up with Skippinish Records. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Business magazine. A hotel in North Uist and a young beautician in Lewis feature in this episode of the magazine programme. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Business magazine. Mairi Morrison visit architects in Skye, a bag maker in Lewis and a juice bar in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Business magazine. Horses, cakes and music are in the mix with Mairi Morrison in the final part of the series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Nàiseanta na h-Alba. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of the National Museum of Scotland. [Source - BBC online] Programme 1
Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh nan Rèiseamaidean Gàidhealach, Gearasdan Dheòrsa. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of the Highlanders' regimental Museum at Fort George. [Source - BBC online] Programme 2
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a cur eòlas air ulaidhean Gailearaidh Ealain agus Taigh-tasgaidh Kelvingrove ann an Glaschu. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. [Source - BBC online] Programme 3
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Marischal ann an Obar Dheathain. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of the Marischal Museum in Aberdeen. [Source - BBC online] Programme 4
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Taobh Siar na Gaidhealtachd ann an Gearasdan Lochabair. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of the West Highland Museum in Fort William. [Source - BBC online] Programme 5
OPENING OF HAMILTON LA SCALA PICTURE HOUSE
Opening of Hamilton's La Scala picture house 14th March, 1921. General views of patrons and staff.
Producer, [p.c. Green's Topical Productions]. -- Credits: [Local topical for La Scala Picture House].
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Taigh Chill Mhàrtainn. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this edition they explore the treasures of Kilmartin House Museum. [Source - BBC online] Programme 6
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Gailearaidh Ealain is taigh-tasgaidh Mhic a' Ghobhainn ann an Sruighlea. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme, they explore the treasures of the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum. [Source - BBC online] Programme 7
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Muinntir Ile. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme, they explore the treasures of the Museum of Islay Life. [Source - BBC online] Programme 8
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Iasgarachd na h-Alba ann an Anstruther. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther. [Source - BBC online] Programme 9
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Chill Donain ann an Uibhist a Deas. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of Kildonan Museum in South Uist. [Source - BBC online] Programme 10
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Inbhirnis. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. [Source - BBC online] Programme 11
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Mhuile. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of Mull Museum in Tobermory. [Source - BBC online] Programme 12
Tha Derek MacAoidh agus Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' rùdhrach ann an taighean-tasgaidh na h-Alba an tòir air nithean air leth inntinneach agus na sgeulachdan a bhuineas dhaibh. 'Sa phrògram seo tha iad a' cur eòlas air ulaidhean Taigh-tasgaidh Chill Rìmhinn. Derek MacKay and Kirsty MacDonald scour Scotland's museums in search of fascinating artefacts and the stories behind them. In this programme they explore the treasures of St Andrews Museum. [Source - BBC online] Programme 13
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at coastal defenses in Uist, the upsurge in nationalism in Belgium, an inquiry into the proposed development on the outskirts of Fort William, and a new road tunnel to a remote Austrian mining community
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at the lives of Muslims in post war Bosnia
GLASGOW STUDENT BETWEEN THE WARS 1919 - 39,the
Compilation of Glasgow University events during the inter-war period.
Producer, Rank Film Studios. -- Credits: Additional sequences filmed by Stanley Russell and Douglas Gray. At the piano, Douglas Steen.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Partly Subtitled] Programme 3 A look at land fires in Greece, wave power on Lewis, and protection of bears in Romania
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at the new prime minister in Polance, a Norweigan island populated by prisoners, and a reduction in sheep stock in the Western Isles
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at Kosovo's bid for independance from Serbia, and a public consultation on school closures in the Western Isles
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at Scottish government budget effect on the Western Isles, new Spanish law that rekindled memories of general Franco, and tests for immigrants in Holland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at a new Gaelic television channel and its Irish counterpart, how Romanians are leaving their families as they emigrate for work, and expenditure of the oil revenue in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at drink-driving laws in Czech Republic, Iraqi immigrants in Denmark, and how Greeks are relocating historic monuments
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A review of the Highland Year of Culture, reports about Barra fishermen working off the African coast, and how Finland is building the world's biggest and most modern nuclear power station
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on the widespread strikes in France, the first anniversary of the Uist community buyout, and Germany leading the field in harnessing solar power
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Reports on the proposed wind farm on Lewis unlikely to go ahead, how the creation of an unspoilt area in Holland will be beneficial to flora and fauna, and the Roma community in Slovakia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Reports on the severe drought in Cyprus, concerns over safety in coal mines in Ukraine, and how asylum seekers are prohibited from working
A record of the three-day rally organised by the Veteran Car Club of Great Britain and the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, starting in Edinburgh and finishing at Turnberry via the Trossachs and Glasgow.
Director, Peter Mills ; Producer, Random Production. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Lang, Peter Mills ass. camera Dicky Lorimer, John Rendall ed. Michael Boyd w. Nevil Lloyd comm. Simon Lack. m.p.s. Russ Henderson Steel Band.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Reports about a planned law in Turkey, to remove the ban on wearing Muslim headwear in universities, progress on the provision of internet broadband in the Western Isles of Scotland, and attempts to boost the number of young women living in East Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Reports on independance for Kosovo, the Roma community in Scotland, and the increase in border traffic between Finland and Russia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Russian elections
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 Reports about Orkney missing out on a pilot scheme for road equivalent tariff, Ukrainians receiving a percentage of savings lost in banks during the Soviet rule, and how the Saami way of life is threatened due to climate change
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 Reports on the debate about Macedonia's name, Dounreay nuclear station's legacy in Caithness, and gay rights in Sweden
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 Report on a film made by a member of Dutch parliament that upset the Muslim community, how the fishing industry and oil industry are at odds in Norway, and conservationists who are concerned about the pollution in the Rh'ne river
Three ladies reminisce about their working lives in domestic service.
A' toirt sùil air luchd-leantainn Runrig 's an còmhlan aig Beat the Drum 2007. Documentary following fans gathering for Runrig's appearance at Beat the Drum in 2007. [Source - BBC online]
Laoidhean Nollaig le còisirean agus seinneadairean Gàidhlig ann an Glaschu. [Source - BBC Alba]
PADDY BLACK MEMORIAL MISSION DISTRICT TRIP
The annual outing for local children organised by Paddy Black from the Mission building in Tradeston to Bellahouston Park.
Cathy Nic Dhòmhnaill anns a' chathair 's i a' brosnachadh deasbad beothail am measg nam ban, de th' aca ri ràdh mu airgead? Cathy Macdonald chairs a female panel discussing money. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
[Cathy 's na boireannaich a' bruidhinn air neach iomraiteach. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss celebrity] Programme 2
Cathy 's na boireannaich a' bruidhinn air an toileachas 's na trioblaidean a thig an cois càirdeas. Cathy Macdonald and guests discuss relationships. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Cathy 's na boireannaich a' bruidhinn air an toileachas 's na trioblaidean a thig an cois càirdeas. Cathy Macdonald and guests discuss self-esteem. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
[Cathy 's na boireannaich a' bruidhinn air slàinte na h-inntinn. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss mental health] Programme 5
Cathy's na boireannaich a deasbad a bheilear beò-ghlacte le bhith a' seachnadh buaidh na h-aoise anns an latha th' ann. Cathy Macdonald and guests discuss the effects of ageing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Beachdan gu leòr rin cluinntinn bho Chathy 's na boireannaich 's iad gus gnothaichean co-cheangailte ri slàinte a dheasbad. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss health. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Tha program na h-oidhche nochd a' togail air cuspair a tha a' buntainn ri gach duine againn: biadh. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss food. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
A-nochd tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill 's a caraidean a' cur teicneolas fon phrosbaig. Cathy MacDonald and guests talk about technology. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Cathy NicDhòmhnaill 's na caileagan a' cur an cèill na tha tlachdmhor dhaibh 's a bheir gàire oirre. Cathy Macdonald and guests reveal what makes them laugh. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
DUNDEE COURIER: Production of a Great Daily Newspaper
Commissioned to celebrate the Dundee Courier's 50 years as a daily newspaper, the film illustrates the various newspaper activities from reporting, editing, setting the linotype to the final printing.
Tha an deasbad air co-ionnanachd ghnè air a bhith a' dol o chionn fhada. Tha an deasbad a' leantainn air a-nochd. Debate about equality between the sexes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
Cathy 's na boireannaich a' breachdachadh air staid na h-arainneachd. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss the environment. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12
Cathy NicDhòmhnaill 's a caraidean a' tabhann bhoireannaich san àite obraich 's an strì a th' ann an dà chuid dreuchd 's taigh a chumail. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss careers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13
Cathy 's na boireannaich a' beachdachadh air taighean. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss property. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14
Cathy 's na boireannaich a' bruidhinn air clann. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss parenting. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 15
Iain Anderson narrates a documentary telling the story of the Camanachd Cup, as Fort William and Inveraray prepare to contest the 100th final in Inverness. The programme recounts the dramatic and emotional history of shinty's most coveted prize. [Source - BBC online]
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an Earra-Ghaidheal. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an EarraGhaidheal. Maggie MacKenzie visits Connage Highland Dairy to see the milking process and taste their Dunlop organic cheese. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an Glaschu. The presenters visit Glasgow where Maggie MacKenzie explores Green City Wholefoods, an organic food wholesaler. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an Uidhist. The presenters are in Uist; Alasdair visits seaweed farmer Donald MacPhee and Maggie meets artist Donald Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
King Edward VII lays the foundation stone for the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College. Queen Alexandra is also present.
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an sgìre Lodainn. The presenters are in the Edinburgh area to hunt out delectable food and recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an Leòdhas is na Hearadh. The presenters visit the Western Isles investigating how the famous Stornoway kipper is smoked. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Air toir sàr bhiadh na h-Albann; a-nochd ann an Siorrachd Pheairt. Alasdair MacLeod heads for the hills of Perthshire to find out about the renaissance of mutton. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Airson am program mu dheireadh, tha Slighe gu Biadh anns An t-eilean Sgitheanach. For the final programme in the series, Slighe gu Biadh is on Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
With more front than Jordan and a reputation for dispensing weapons-grade gossip, Seasaidh Lexy MacIsaac is the original Desperate Housewife. Joining Seasaidh in the Summer Fruits Café this week are Sandra Robertson from dance group Dannsa and homeopathy advocate Dr Sarah Marr. Programme 1
Sitcom with Gaeldom's original Desperate Housewife, Seasaidh Lexy MacIsaac! Joining Seasaidh Lexy, Hughie and Wee Maggie in the Summer Fruits Café this week football fanatic John MacNeil and singer Margaret MacLeod. Programme 2
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 1
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 2
Compilation of events including a Highland show, an archery display by the Royal Company of Archers, 1937 Coronation day, Girl Guides rally 1939, Ayr races 1933, and the Duke and Duchess of York's visit in 1935.
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 3
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 4
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 5
Iain Eardsaidh Mac a’ Mhaoilein agus dè an ceangal a th' aige ri Valladolid, sa Spainn agus Canaigh. A journey to places of personal significance for John Archie MacMillan. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Ailig Domhnallach agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Glaschu agus Inbhir Thobhta san t-Eilean Sgitheanach. Series based on journeys to places of personal significance. In this episode, Alex MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Bana-mhorair Mairi NicAmhlaigh agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Portbello agus Bragar ann an Eilean Leodhais. Journeys to places of personal significance. Lady Mary MacAulay. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Domhnall Camshron agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Baile Mo Thatha agus Greinitobht. A journey to places of personal significance for Donald Cameron. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Calina NicDhomhnaill agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Obar Dheathain agus Cille Mhoire, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach. A journey to places of personal significance for Calina MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Ruairidh MacAilein agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Bramshill, Hampshire agus Punkaharju, Fionlainn. A journey to places of personal significance for Ruaraidh Allan. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Nan NicLeòid agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Obair Dheathain agus An Rubha, Eilean Leòdhais. A journey to places of personal significance for Nan MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
General scenes of men and women amid the burnt out wreckage of the Empire Palace Theatre in Edinburgh's Nicolson Street and the charred remains of the "Great Lafayette's Lion". May 9, 1911. [See also ref. 1620].
Producer, [p.c. B.B. attributed to Bennell's Brilliants]. -- Credits: [camera attributed Albert Bryant].
Iain Mac an Tailleir agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Landshut, A' Ghearmailt agus Eilginn. A journey to places of personal significance for Iain Taylor. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Kirsteen NicDhomhnaill agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Sleite, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach agus Morar. A journey of personal significance for Kirsteen MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Donalda NicComb ag innse mu dhà àite a tha sònraichte na beatha, Uibhist a Deas agus An Ròimh. Donalda McComb journeys to places of personal significance - South Uist and Rome. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Mairi Bremner agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Geirinis agus Caol, A' Ghearasdain. A journey to places of personal significance for Mairi Bremner. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Eilidh NicLeòid agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Sìldeag agus Piso Livadi sa Ghrèig. A journey to places of personal significance for Eilidh MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
Rosemary Ward agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Gearradh an Monadh agus Òrasaigh, Uibhist a Deas. A journey to places of personal significance for Rosemary Ward. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13
Sreath ur a' toiseachadh le Domhnall MacLeoid agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Bearnaraigh agus An Tuirc. Series about journeys to places of personal significance. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14
Ishy NicIlleathain agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Obair Dheathain agus Miughalaigh. A journey to places of personal significance for Ishy MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15
Cairistiona NicChoinnich agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Siabost, Eilean Leodhais agus Lucca, An Eadailt. A journey to places of personal significance for Christina MacKenzie.. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 16
Donnie Munro agus de an ceangal a th' aige ris an t-Eilean Sgitheanach agus Dun Eideann. A new series based on journeys to places of personal significance featuring Donnie Munro. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17
The Forth and Clyde canal lock gates in operation at Bowling, Dunbartonshire.
Lachie MacLeòid agus de an ceangal a th' aige ri Sgalpaigh an t-Eilean Sgitheanach agus Cluj-Napoca ann a Romania. A journey to places of personal significance for Lachie MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 18
Cairistiona Ceanadach agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri Stemrabhagh, Eilean Leodhais agus Inis Oirr, Eirinn. A journey to places of personal significance for Kristine Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 19
Susie Roberts agus de an ceangal a th' aice ri St. Albans, agus Port Righ. A journey to places of personal significance for Susie Roberts. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20
Tha Anna Mhoireasdan agus Seòras Caimbeul a' gabhail slighe tro feadhainn dhe na sgìrean is brèagha agus is iomallaiche ann an Sìna agus Bhiatnam. Anne Morrison and Seòras Campbell take a journey that crosses some of the most beautiful and remote areas of China and Vietnam. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Diane agus Michelle Mhoireasdan an Guatemala a' cuideachadh le pròiseact a tha ag atharrachadh beatha dhaoine gu tur. Diane and Michelle Morrison are in Guatemala taking part in a project that will change people's lives forever. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacIlleathain agus Deirdre Ghreumach eadar ionghnadh, tàladh agus uamhas nuair a thig iad aghaidh ri aghaidh ri cultar nan Innsean. Derek MacLean and Deirdre Graham are beguiled by the multi-layered experience that is India. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Dòmhnall MacSuain agus Janice Ann NicAoidh air cuairt fliuch is fiadhaich tro sheallaidhean cho iongantach sa chithear ann an ceann a deas Afraga. Donald MacSween and Janice Ann MacKay get wet and wild while travelling through some of southern Africa's most dramatic scenery. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic writers consider the reintroduction of extinct species into the Highlands. Iain MacPherson meditates on the return of the beaver to Knapdale. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Young Gaelic writers consider the possible reintroduction of extinct species into the Highlands. Catriona Lexy Campbell discusses the wolf. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Gaelic writers consider the reintroduction of extinct species in the Highlands. Tearlach Quinnell assesses the impact of reintroducing the sea eagle on Mull. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Footage of the 5th Royal Scots involved in training before going to the front line. J. L. Dewar 4th Royal Scots winner of the King's Prize is seen entering Hawick camp in the Borders. Scouts demonstrate their skills. [Incomplete]
Gaelic writers consider the reintroduction of extinct species to the Highlands. Seònaid MacDonald is sceptical about returning wild boar to the Scottish wilderness. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Young Gaelic writers consider the possible reintroduction of extinct species into the Highlands. A portrait of the secretive and elusive lynx. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
A' sgrùdadh nan speuran, agus a' mìneachadh arc-reul-eòlais, air feadh Alba. Astronomy and the ancient science of archaeoastronomy in some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Tha leth-cheud bliadhna bho chaidh am murtair Peter Manuel a chrochadh ann am prìosan Bharlinnie an Glaschu. Chuir e às do co-dhiù seachdnar. Tha am prògram seo a' togail cheistean mu staid inntinn a' mhurtair - an robh e olc, neo bochd? Le sàr dhràma ag ìnnse sgeulachd Peter Manuel - agus Iain Moireasdan ag aithris. Fifty years after notorious serial killer Peter Manuel was hanged, this docudrama raises questions about his mental state in relation to his death penalty. With a stellar Scottish cast. Presented by John Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 At the Mòd
EDUCATION AUTHORITY OF GLASGOW SPECIAL SERVICES
Some of the Education authority special services are illustrated including the preparation of school meals, transporting children with disabilities to school and the work of Woodburn Hostel for blind children and Langside School for the Deaf.
Annual show of the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. The Queen Mother visits the show, seeing exhibits of local charities, market gardeners and attending a riding display of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Coverage of the construction of the Backwater Dam, Angus. HM Queen Elizabeth opens the dam on the 9th October, 1969.
Director, Norman Brown. -- Credits: Consulting Engineers Babtie, Shaw and Morton. Main contractor Balfour Beatty.
Footage of the march from Cortachy Castle to Royal Deeside, Birkhill by the 4/5th Battalion of the Black Watch, to parade in front of their Colonel-in-chief the Queen Mother. [Shot on Kodachrome].
Director, Norman Brown. -- Credits: [comm w. and nar. Nicol Williamson camera Angus Brown].
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 [Broadcast Pre watershed] Ancient powers
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 [Broadcast Post watershed] Ancient powers
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2. Witches
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Second sight
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba Programme 4 Fairies
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Folklore
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 [Broadcast Pre watershed] Ghosts
Evelyn Coull explores supernatural Scotland, from ancient powers to ghost-hunting scientists. Os-nàdar, bho thaibhsean, gu buidsaich, 's an dà-shealladh. Cuide ri Evelyn Coull. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 [Broadcast Post watershed] Ghosts
To commemorate the work of Bellfield Nursery School, the first purpose built nursery in Dundee, the film shows the children enjoying themselves, taking part in lessons and taking a nap.
Credits: [Made by local nursery teacher].
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1. An Spàinn
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3. Seinn
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6. A'caismeachd
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8. An Fhraing
Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 Iasg
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12. Fànas
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14. An Samhradh
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 16. Oidche Mhath
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 17. Peataichean
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 20. Ag obair còmhla
Scenes from the Shetland Isles - a man making by hand a pair of cowskin moccasins known as "rivkins", fishing at Lerwick, and shots of the Skerry Lighthouse.
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 21. Co-là breith
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 24. An aibidil
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 26. Aimsir
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 28. Dannsadh
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 29. Bàtaichean
Tha Niall Iain Dòmhnallach a'cuir dùbhlan air thoiseach air fhèin - iomradh tarsainn A Chuan Sgìth. Niall Iain MacDonald attempts to row the Minch against all the odds. [Source - BBC Alba]
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2. An Geamhradh
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4. Rionnagan
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5. Mo bhodhaig
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7. An fhidheall
Scenes of some of the industries on the Shetland Isles - handline fishing, how 'Fair Isle' jumpers are produced and cutting peat using a tushkar.
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10. Banais
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11. Còmhlan Praiseach
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13. Foghar
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 15. Còmhlan aon-neach
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 18. A'cunntadh
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 19. A'siubhal
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 22. Dathan
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 23. Sona is brònach
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 25. An t-Earrach
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 27. Giotar
An island family on Fair Isle - Fair Isle's first baby girl for 21 years; the family and friends building a haystack and gathering in the sheep.
Learn about making songs and playing music with Fiona and her lively cartoon friends Flora, Finlay and the Great Conductor. Ag ionnsachadh mu cheòl is òrain, cuide ri Fiona agus na càirdean beòthail aice - Flòraidh, Fionnlagh agus Fear Mòr nam Fonn! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 30. Nollaig
Tha Fiona agus a càirdean beaga a' dol a chuir òran ùr ri chèile. An seinn thusa cuideachd? Fiona creates a new song with her funny musical friends. Will you sing along? [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 2 - 8 An geamradh Seinn Rionnagan Bhodhaig Fhidheall Fhraing
Tha Fiona agus a càirdean beaga a' dol a chuir òran ùr ri chèile. An seinn thusa cuideachd? Fiona creates a new song with her funny musical friends. Will you sing along? [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 10 - 16 Banais Comhlan Praiseach Foghar An samhradh Comhlan aon-neach (an dachaidh) Oidhche mhath
Tha Fiona agus a càirdean beaga a' dol a chuir òran ùr ri chèile. An seinn thusa cuideachd? Fiona creates a new song with her funny musical friends. Will you sing along? [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 17 - 23 Peataichean A' cunntadh A' siubhal Obair comhla Dathan Sona is brònach
Tha Fiona agus a càirdean beaga a' dol a chuir òran ùr ri chèile. An seinn thusa cuideachd? Fiona creates a new song with her funny musical friends. Will you sing along? [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 25 - 30 An t-Earrach Aimsir Giotar Dannsadh Bàtaichean Nollaig
Se baile beag a th'ann a Lostbost ach cha bheag na tha dol air adhart ann. Surreal comedy drama from a very unusual Highland village. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Banntraichean le sgeulachd am beatha an deidh sgarradh a bhais. Five widows and widowers tell their stories of grief and going on with life. [Source - BBC Alba]
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Detailed amateur record of the work of the Fair Isle Bird Observatory. Beginning with the arrival of Fair Isle's mail boat the "Good Shepherd", it goes on to show work at the laboratory, methods of bird trapping and ringing, including catching fulmars in a Faroese 'Fleyg' net. Various types of birds are seen in the film, including the Great Skua.
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
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Sreath ùr a' toirt sùil air eucoirean nach deach riamh an rèiteadh. Le Ailig O' Henley. A series looking at unsolved crimes. Features the story of Renee Macrae and her son Andrew who went missing in 1976. Were they murdered? Plus, the case of banker Alastair Wilson. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
The gannets' habitat on the Shetland Isles is observed between January and February 1946.
Sreath ùr a' toirt sùil air eucoirean nach deach riamh an rèiteadh. Le Ailig O' Henley. Dithis dheugairean a chaidh am murt ann an 1986 agus 1997, gun duine bhith air an cuir an grèim. Documentary about the murders of two teenagers in 1986 and 1997 that appalled Scotland. Their killers have never been caught. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Elaine Doyle & Caroline Glachan
Sreath ùr a' toirt sùil air eucoirean nach deach riamh an rèiteadh. Le Ailig O' Henley. Murtair cho ainmeil 's a th'ann an eachdraidh Alba - 'Bible John' a dh'fhàg muinntir Ghlaschu air an oillteachadh. The story of notorious the 1960s killer 'Bible John', who remains unidentified. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Plus the case of Tracy Wylde
A language learning programme aimed at viewers with a basic level of Gaelic, presented by Ishbel Murray [Source - YouTube] Programme 1 A-nis [now] Focussing on the present tense, we look at language we use to describe things we do often or most often, for instance, "I often listen to music". We also discuss things that are constant, for instance "the sun rises in the east".
A language learning programme aimed at viewers with a basic level of Gaelic, presented by Ishbel Murray [Source - YouTube] Programme 2 An-dràsta [now] Focussing on the present tense, we look at language we use to describe things we do often or most often, for instance, "I often listen to music". We also discuss things that are constant, for instance "the sun rises in the east".
A language learning programme aimed at viewers with a basic level of Gaelic, presented by Ishbel Murray [Source - YouTube] Programme 3 A dh'aithghearr [soon] Focussing on the present tense, we look at language we use to describe things we do often or most often, for instance, "I often listen to music". We also discuss things that are constant, for instance "the sun rises in the east".
Is money the root of all evil? Derek MacKay and guests discuss. Prògram a' tighinn à Leodhas, le daoine a' beachdachadh, a bheil airgead ag adhbhrachadh olc? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Are the youth of today growing up too fast? Derek MacKay and guests discuss. Prògram a' tighinn bhon Eilean Dubh, Derek MacAoidh 's muinntir na sgire a' feuchainn ri Cnag na Cùise a ruighinn. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Is it ever acceptable to lie? Derek MacKay and guests discuss. Program comhraideach a'tighinn à Glaschu an t-seachdainsa, Derek MacAoidh 's feadhain eile a' beachdachadh air cuspair moralta. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Derek MacKay and guests discuss whether religion has a bad image. A bheil droch iomhaigh aig creideamh, sin a'cheist aig Derek MacAoidh an t-seachdainsa ann an Eilean Leodhais. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
The topic of the week for Derek MacKay and guests is: Do we really love our neighbours? Prògram comhraideach far a bheil Derek MacAoidh 's comhearsnaich na sgìre ann an Inbhir Nis a' beachdachadh air cuspairean moralta. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
FUNERAL OF THE GREAT LAFAYETTE, EDINBURGH
Funeral of the Great Lafayette at Piershill Cemetery, Edinburgh. A brass band leads the funeral procession behind the horse- drawn hearse. May 14, 1911. [See also ref. 1607].
Producer, [p.c. B.B. attributed to Bennell's Brilliants]. -- Credits: B.B. [possibly Bennell of Glasgow's BB Pictures] [camera attributed Albert Bryant].
Discussion programme with Derek MacKay and panellists. Work to live, or live to work? Measgachadh de oigridh le diofair dhreachdan a' beachdachadh air saoghal na h-obrach. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
A discussion programme about the art of communication. Derek MacAoidh agus feadhain eile a' beachdachadh air a' chuspair connaltradh agus a' bhuaidh a th'aig seo oirnne. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Derek MacKay and panellists discuss how free we should be to do as we please. A' tighinn bhon Eilean dubh an t-seachdainsa. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
What can we do to protect the environment? Derek MacKay and guests discuss. Program comhraideach a' tighinn à Glaschu an t-seachdainsa. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Discussion programme with Derek MacKay and panellists talking about 21st century living. A bheil doigh beatha san linn seo math dhuinn? Buidheann as an Eilean dubh. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Am prìomh agallamh aig Eachan MacCoinnich 's e ag innse mun dleasdanas a th' air tighinn thuige. Skye man Hector MacKenzie joins the army as chaplain.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Tha sgeulachd air leth inntinneach aig Barbara NicGhriogair agus iomadh sealladh air creideamh aice cuideachd. Barbara MacGregor gives her take on the world and spirituality.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Air a chlàradh ann an Eilean Leodhais. John Archie MacMillan speaks with Rev Domhnaill Mìchael MacInnes of St Columba's in Glasgow about life, faith and alcoholism.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Bidh Mairead na h-Oganaich a'bruidhinn air mar a thogadh i ann an Ceann Phàdraig, 's a'bhuaidh a bh'aig an eaglais oirre. Margaret Macleod gives her take on faith, music and performing.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Rugadh agus thogadh Andreas Wolff ann am Berlin sa Ghearmailt. Thàinig e gu Crìosd nuair a thàinig e a dh'Alba gus Gàidhlig ionnsachadh. Andreas Wolff talks about his new faith.
The activities and facilities offered by George Heriot's School, Edinburgh.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Thill Cathy Mary Nic a'Mhaoilein chun na h-eaglaise, agus bidh i ag innse dhuinn mar a tha a chreideamh aice ga cumail rèidh tro a beatha. Cathie Macmillan tells her life story.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Bidh Meg Bateman ri bàrdachd, ri teagasg, agus ri feallsanachd. Anns a'phrogram-sa, tha i 'son soilleireachadh dè a tha i fhèin a' creidsinn. Meg Bateman talks about her beliefs.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Bidh an Dr Fionnlaigh MacLeòid ag innse mu a bheatha mar ana-chreidmheach ann an eilean far a bheil mòran nan creidmhich. Dr Finlay talks about living on Lewis where he was born.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 Bidh an t-Oll Dòmhnaill MacLeòid ag innse dhuinn mu na cur-seachadan aige agus mar a tha e a'faicinn saoghal nan eaglais ann an Alba. Professor Donald Macleod discusses the Church.
Program socair, ciùin far a bheil daoine bho dhiofair chearnaidhean 's creideamhan a'toirt am beachdan fhèin. Personal stories about faith, life and humanity [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 Bidh an t-Urr Coinneach MacDhòmhnaill a'cuimhneachadh air a nighean aige Alison. Rev Kenneth MacDonald talks of how his faith has helped him since his daughter's disappearance over 25 years ago.
Children's series about a potato called Buntàta Amh. Episodes 1 - 5 Episode 1: A' gabhail eacarsaich le peata. Episode 2: A' snamh am broinn an taighe. Episode 3: Fairich math le biadh fallain. Episode 4: Gabh air do shocair! Episode 5: Mi fhèin 's mo pheata! [Source - BBC Alba]
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 An t-seachdain seo tha Cathy a' cuir seachad là còmhla ri Gail Porter. This week Cathy spends the day with TV presenter and former model Gail Porter.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Tha Cathy NicDhomhnaill a toirt dhuinn sealladh èibhinn, inntinneach air dol a-mach làitheil Aggie NicChoinnich. Cathy MacDonald spends a day with cleaning guru Aggie MacKenzie.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' cuir seachad latha còmhla ri Kirst Wark 's i trang ag obair air prògram 'Newsnight'. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with presenter Kirsty Wark as she presents an episode of Newsnight.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' coinneachadh ri sgrìobhadair Irvine Welsh ann an Dùn Èideann. Cathy Macdonald meets author Irvine Welsh in his home city of Edinburgh.
A group of travelling people as they pull and push their horse-drawn caravan up a slope.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a cur seachad là còmhla ri Andrea McLean agus sgioba GMTV. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with former GMTV weather forecaster Andrea McLean.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri caiptean sgioba rugbaidh na h-Alba, Mike Blair. Cathy Macdonald meets Scotland rugby captain Mike Blair.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri Moderàtor Eaglais na h-Alba is e a tadhal air sgìre Chathair Chaladain. On a parish visit to Kirkcaldy, Cathy Macdonald joins Reverend David Lunan, who at the time of the intervew was the Moderator of the Church of Scotland.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a tadhal air Wimbledon còmhla ri neach ro-aithris sìde, Carol Kirkwood. Cathy Macdonald visits Wimbledon to accompany weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri Donnie Munro a chleachd a bhith na sheinneadair ann an còmhlan-ciùil Runrig. Cathy Macdonald joins former Runrig singer Donnie Munro.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a tadhal air Loch Innis MoCholmaig airson coinneachadh ri Nick Nairn. Cathy Macdonald travels to Lake of Menteith to meet Nick Nairn at his cookery school.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1. Dunvegan.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2. Cowal.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3. Kilfinan.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4. Lochcarron.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5. Scottish National Championships - Day 1 [subtitled]
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6. Scottish National Championships - Day 2 [subtitled]
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Scottish National Championships - Day 3
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8. Wales International Day 1.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9. Wales International Day 2.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10. World Championships.
Nostalgic look back at Gaelic TV on STV and Grampian, with Norman Macleod and Patsi Mackenzie. Sùil air ais troimh na prògraman Gàidhlig air STV is Grampian thar nam bliadhnaichean. Le Tormod Macleòid is Patsi NicChoinnich. [source - BBC Alba]
Prògram sònraichte a chaidh a chraoladh an toiseach ann an 1989 (le dithis a chaidh an sàbhaladh às an sgrios). Programme first broadcast in 1989, with accounts from two survivors of the Iolaire tragedy. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With Na Gathan, T Break, Iain Shaw
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With Big Hand, Radio Rapal, Rieser
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 242, SCOTS HONOUR THE PRINCE
HRH the Prince of Wales is made a Freeman of Rothesay.
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 Manor Park Elite, Nos Ùr, Yvonne Lyon
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Calamateur, Kevin MacNeil & Willie Campbell, Iain Morrison & David Martin, The Just Jones
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With Theatre Fall, Emma McInnes & Derek MacLennan, Brendan Campbell
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With Twin Atlantic, Lee Patterson, The Rubato Project
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. BROGAN
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. CUIBHLICHEAN
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. UISGE
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. PARTAIDH
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. CLEASAICHE
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. EACARSAICH
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth tour Templeton's carpet factory in Glasgow where women are making army blankets.
Producer, [attributed to Scottish Films].
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. SUTHA
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. AG EIRIGH
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. TREANA
A definitive look at the history of Harris Tweed and its industrial, cultural and social heritage through the prism of the present day, unfolding story of efforts to resuscitate and build a new future for the industry.
Sreath ùr ag innse eachdraidh muinntir na h-eileanan tro DNA fireannaich na dùthcha. Islander's history. Programme 6
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With Frightened Rabbit, Maighdean Mhara Music Festival, Sunrise not Secular
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With Kazoo Funk Orchestra, TG4, Pearl & the Puppets
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 With the Dirty 9's, Music in Galway
Trì chaileagan òga a feuchainn ri soirbheachadh ann an gnìomhachas aoigheachd. An t-seachdain 'sa, tha iad a cuideachadh le bhith a ruith Leabaibh is Bracaist. Three young ladies try to make it in the hospitality industry. In this episode they help run a B&B. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Trì chaileagan òga a feuchainn ri soirbheachadh ann an gnìomhachas aoigheachd. An t-seachdain 'sa, tha iad a ruith stàile bidhe. Three young women try to make it in the hospitality industry. This week they run a fast food stall. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
The manufacture of Templeton's Carpets is detailed from the initial design to the finished article.
Trì chaileagan òga a feuchainn ri soirbheachadh ann an gnìomhachas aoigheachd. An t-seachdain 'sa, tha aca ri dinnear Gourmet a dheanamh. Three young ladies try to make it in the hospitality industry. This time they have to prepare a gourmet meal. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Trì chaileagan òga a' feuchainn ri soirbheachadh ann an gnìomhachas aoigheachd. An t-seachdain 'sa, tha iad a' ruith taigh-òsda thrang. Three young ladies try to make it in the hospitality industry. In this episode they are in charge of a busy pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Trì chaileagan òga a' feuchainn ri soirbheachadh ann an gnìomhachas aoigheachd. An t-seachdain 'sa, tha iad a' ruith taigh-òsda phoibleach. Three young ladies try to make it in the hospitality industry. This week they run a popular hotel. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Tha Ceitidh Anna NicCuibhein a' dol dhachaidh gu Eilean na Ron 70 bliadhna an dèidh don sluagh fhàgail. A poignant tale of homecoming to a remote Scottish island. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha paipeirean oifigeil a bha dìomhair ga fosgladh, a' toirt sealladh air an dòigh anns a robh difir riaghaltasan, Làbarach agus Tòraidheach suas chun na seachadan a' dèiligeadh air cùl gnothaich leis an iomairt airson fèin-riaghladh do dh'Alba. The story of how successive Labour and Conservative governments up until the 1970s worked behind the scenes to discredit the Home Rule movement and the SNP - as revealed through once secret papers now available from official archives. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sreath ùr a' toirt sùil air eucoirean nach deach riamh an rèiteadh. Le Ailig O' Henley. Marbhaidhean ann am baile Obar Dheathainn, gu tur diofraichte, ach fhathast gun an rèiteadh. Two very different murders in Aberdeen - both still unsolved. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 George Murdoch & Brenda Page
Sreath ùr a' toirt sùil air eucoirean nach deach riamh an rèiteadh. Le Ailig O' Henley. Bhàsaich Willie Macrae bho'n SNP, ann an 1985. An e murt a bh'ann? SNP campaigner Willie MacRae was found dead in 1985. Was it suicide or murder? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Plus the case of Sandy Drummond
Spiorad na Nollaig o na h-Eileanan Siar. The spirit of Christmas from the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Donaidh Murdo Macleòid agus Mairi Anna NicUalraig ann am Botswana a'dèanamh meas air prògram foghlaim. Donnie Murdo Macleod tours Botswana assessing schooling in rural areas. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Tha Fiona agus Murray a' laimhseachadh 4 x 4s le sùilean dùinte agus tha Iain a' sgrùdadh an SUV ùr aig Ford - an Kuga! Tha Louise anns na Hearadh a' feuchainn a-mach an Lotus Elise. Fiona and Murray handle a 4 x 4 with their eyes closed, and Iain test drives the Kuga. Louise is in Harris trying out the Lotus Elise. [Source - BBC online]
Princess Elizabeth inspects the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of which she is their Colonel-in-Chief, at Stirling Castle and receives the Freedom of the Burgh.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Tha Iain agus Louise aig port-adhair Bharraigh; tha Murray a' feuchainn a-mach am Morgan Plus 4 agus bidh Fiona 's Iain a' feuchainn grèim a ghabhail air an rathad. Iain and Louise are at Barra airport. Murray tests the Morgan Plus 4 while Fiona and Iain try and get a grip on the road. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Tha an sgioba AAR a' gabhail pàirt ann an rally eadar-dhealaichte - 1500 miltean tron Roinn Eòrpa ann an càraichean nach do chosg ach 100 not. The On the Road team take part in a special rally - 1500 miles through Europe in cars that only cost 100 pounds. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 An dàrna pairt de rally Czech Wrecks. Tha Fiona agus Louise air cùl a' chuidhle de Mazda MX5 agus RX8. Second part of Czech Wrecks rally. Fiona and Louise are behind the wheels of the Mazda MX5 and RX8. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Am pàirt mu dheireadh de rally Czech Wrecks. Tha Murray a' feuchainn an Jeep Wrangler a-mach ann an Nis, Leòdhas. The final part of the Czech Wrecks rally and Murray tries out the Jeep Wrangler in Ness, Lewis. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Tha Murray a' toirt dùbhlan de rèis dha Fiona; tha Louise air Harley Davidson ann an Uibhist agus tha Iain a' sgrùdadh an Nissan Qashqai. Murray challenges Fiona to a race, Louise is on a Harley Davidson in Uist and Iain tests the Nissan Qashqai. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Tha Louise agus Murray a' feuchainn cùrsa dràibhidh adhartach, agus tha Fiona agus Iain aig Braehead airson na 'cruisers' fhaicinn. Louise and Murray are on an advanced driving course, and Fiona and Iain are in Braehead to check out the cruisers. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Tha Fiona a' toirt BMW M3 ùr a-mach air an rathad agus tha Louise a' dol air quads le John Neil Mitchell. Fiona takes the new BMW M3 out on the road and Louise goes on quads with John Neil Mitchell. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 9 Tha Fiona a' coinneachadh ri Leòdhasach iomraiteach, Kiwi, agus an kit càr a th'aige; agus tha Louise a' feuchainn a-mach an Skoda Octavia Scout ùr. Fiona meets the well-known Lewis man Calum 'Kiwi' Macleod and his kit car; and Louise tests the new Skoda Octavia Scout. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 10 Tha 5,000 aig na preseantairean airson càr nas aosta a cheannach agus tha Fiona a' faighinn a-mach mu dheidhinn ag iompachadh do chàr gu LPG. The presenters have 5,000 pounds to buy a second hand car and Fiona finds out about converting your car to LPG. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 11 Tha Louise a' leantainn Ally Greumach tron Snowman Rally agus tha Murray a' dràibheadh an Subaru Legacy. Louise follows Ally Graham through the Snowman Rally and Murray drives a Subaru Legacy. [Source - BBC online]
Coverage of Shotts Highland Games in a football stadium on the 6th Sept, 1952. Footage of the Chieftains parade and the procession along Main Street.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 12 Tha Murray, Louise agus Fiona a' cur 3 super minis tro deuchainn agus tha Louise ann an Siorrachd Pheairt, ann am Mercedes. Murray, Louise and Fiona test out three superminis, and Louise is in Perthshire with a vintage Mercedes. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 13 Tha an sgioba AAR a' gabhail pàirt ann an rally eadar-dhealaichte - 1500 miltean tron Roinn Eòrpa ann an càraichean nach do chosg ach 100 pounds. Taking part in a special rally. 1500 miles through Europe in cars that only cost 100 pounds. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. CIDSIN
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. SNEACHDA
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. PORT ADHAIR
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. BIASTAGAN
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. A’ BHUTH
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. A’TOGAIL
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. DO BHODHAIG
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. AN GARADH
Footage of the Allison family in their garden, holidaying in Arran and at the Empire Exhibition.
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for pre-school children. A’ GHRIAN
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Endor, Kobai, Iain MacKinnon
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With The State Broadcasters, There Will be Fireworks, Fiach
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With The Hazey Janes, HNCHO Recordings & Promotions, Emma Curran
Cruthaich is cleachd - còmhla ri Donna agus Dòmhnall. An-diugh sùil air mar a the deilbh-beò air a chruthachadh. Art, craft and fun. Donna and Donald take a look at animation. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Cruthaich is cleachd - còmhla ri Donna agus Dòmhnall. Cuspair a' phrògram an-diugh - am baile mòr. Art, craft and fun with Donna and Donald. Here, they look at urban landscapes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Cruthaich is cleachd - còmhla ri Donna agus Dòmhnall. An-diugh - timchioll an t-saoghail! Art, craft and fun with Donna and Donald. The team go around the world. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Cruthaich is cleachd - còmhla ri Donna agus Dòmhnall. Tha beathaichean aca mar chuspair an-diugh. Art, craft and fun with Donna and Donald and some lively animals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Cruthaich is cleachd - còmhla ri Donna agus Dòmhnall. An-diugh tha iad ri taobh nam mara. Beside the seaside with art and fun from Donna and Donald. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Sealladh bho air cùl chuibhle - a' deanamh beo-shlàint às na trugaichean mòra. Life behind the wheel for heavy goods vehicle drivers in the Highlands. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Sealladh bho air cùl chuibhle - a' deanamh beo-shlàint às na trugaichean mòra. Là eile air an rathad - agus am faigh na sgoilearan cead-draibhidh an HGV? Life behind the wheel for heavy goods vehicle drivers in the Highlands. Another eventful day on the road. Will the HGV students pass their test? [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 1 Featuring singer, writer and broadcaster Anne Lorne Gillies
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 2 Featuring Iain MacFarlane
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 3 Featuring Cailean Spencer
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 4 Featuring Màiri Bremner
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 5 Featuring Neil Mitchison
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 6 Featuring John F Munro
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 8 Featuring Norman Gillies
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 8 Featuring Margaret MacKinnon
Donald Morrison talks to well known Gaels about their work, their story and their way of life. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 9 Le an t-ollamh Dòmhnall E Meek, a' còmhradh ri Dòmhnall Moireastan. Featuring professor Donald Meek.
The work of the East Fortune Sanatorium, East Lothian, showing the staff at work, patients waiting to be x-rayed and the facilities enjoyed by patients including the library and leisure activities such as golf and snooker.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: medical adviser Dr. William Murray of East Fortune Hospital sc. adviser Miss Elizabeth Harrison of NAPT ph. Gordon MacKay recorded by W. J. Maclean.
Donald Morrison talks to well known Gaels about their work, their story and their way of life. [Source - Radio Times] Programme 10 Featuring journalist and broadcaster Martin MacDonald.
Music and song from around Scotland. Màiri Anna NicUalraig le ceòl bho Skipinnish, Na Seòid, Julie Fowlis, Màiri Nic a' Ghobhain agus tòrr a bharrachd. Mary Ann Kennedy with music and song from Skipinnish, Julie Fowlis, Mary Smith and many more. [Source - BBC Alba]
Suil air ais air na bha a' dol ann an saoghal spòrs 's a bhliadhna a chaidh. A review of what's been happening in the world of sport in the past year.
Set against the unique backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, the 59th Edinburgh Military Tattoo features a wide range of talented performers from all over the world. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk. Programme 1
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk. Programme 2
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk. Programme 3
Cruthaich is cleachd - le Donna is Dòmhnall, ' s iad a' coimhead air cuir-seachadan. Donna and Donald make some great art inspired by different hobbies. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Cruthaich is cleachd - le Donna is Dòmhnall, agus iad a' toirt sùil air na ràithean. A fun look at the seasons through art with Donna and Donald. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
The opening of Cooper Park, Elgin with shots of the procession and onlooking crowds.
Credits: [Possibly Walker's Royal Cinematograph].
Sealladh air coimhearsnachdan eadar-dhealaichte an Alba. Anne Morrison celebrates multicultural Scotland and provides an insight into the Chinese community. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sealladh air coimhearsnachdan eadar-dhealaichte an Alba. Anne Morrison celebrates multicultural Scotland and provides an insight into the Jewish community. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sealladh air coimhearsnachdan eadar-dhealaichte an Alba. Anne Morrison celebrates multicultural Scotland and gives us an insight into the Italian community. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sealladh a-steach air coimhearsnachd nan Greugach an Alba. Anne Morrison celebrates multicultural Scotland and gives an insight into the Greek community. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Sealladh a-steach air coimhearsnachd nam Pòlach an Alba. Anne Morrison celebrates multi-cultural Scotland and gives us an insight into the Polish community. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Gaelic children's programme. Dancing fun for preschool children.
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE TOWN HALL, ELGIN
Shots of the fire and the firemen fighting the blaze which destroyed Elgin Town Hall.
Credits: [Possibly shot by James S. Nairn].
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk.Programme 2
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk. Programme 4
Coverage of the 2008 Royal National Mòd held in Falkirk. . Programme 5
Galashiel's Midsummer Gala with shots of the children's procession, the maypole dance, flower girls parade and the crowning of the Gala Queen.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Reports on the unification of Cyprus, post office cuts in the Scottish Highlands, and repopulating remote areas in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A report on Montenegro's early years independant from Serbia, the high levels of gambling in Estonia, and immigrants in Shetland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 A look at American plans for rocket missile base in Poland, the call for A82 trunk road improvements, concerns over the safety of buffalo mozarella cheese in Italy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 Reports on the concerns over the Icelandic economy, legal protection for Italian products and recycling in the Western Isles
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 Report on Senegal emigrants
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 A look at attempts to attract Polish people to return to Poland from the Scottish highlands, attempts to resurrect the German iron cross medal, and attempts to invigorate a minority language in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 25 A review of some of the reports from the series
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 26 Reports about the future of crofting, renewable energy in Portugal, and a review of some items covered during the series.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Reports on the war between Georgia and Russia, problems facing Aberdeen City Council, and how the Roma community could loose their neighbourhood to redevelopment in Istanbul
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Report on oil in an international context, and rising fuel costs
Steel making processes at Glengarnock Iron and Steel works.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Reports on the slowing down of the Irish economy, Bosnia and Herzegovina's application to join the European Union, and gun ownership in Turkey
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] A look at the Icelandic economy in crisis, Polish property that was lost during nazi and communist rule, and hydro electric projects in the Highlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 5 A report on the American presidential elections
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Reports about Kosovo gaining independance, and tourism in the Norwegian island of Svalbard in the Artic Circle
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 7 Reports on immigrants in Greece, Romanian and Bulgarian workers rights in the UK, and gay rights in Poland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 8 Reports on flood simulation in the Netherlands, loneliness among old people in Scotland, and how changes in the Greek diet are affecting people's health
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 9 A look at the new government in Iceland, attempts to create a national park on the Isle of Harris, harnessing natural energy on the Danish Island of Samso
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 A look at how the Welsh Assembly are seeking more legislative powers, homelessness in the Western Isles, and German farmers complain about new milk quotas
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 11 A look at corruption in Bulgaria, how Skye clinics are set up to treat alcohol dependance, and disagreement between environmentalists and oil companies in South Italy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 12 A look at how crimes committed during the Spanish civil war have not been addressed, and how Denmark is said to be the happiest country in Europe
Domestic Science - as taught in a Glasgow School.
Director, staff of Albert Secondary School, Springburn.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 13 A look at how the Czech Republic is paying immigrants to return to their native countries, training for an independance scheme on Lewis, and how a new mosque in Cologne is causing concern
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 14 A look at the Harris tweed industry, Roma women sterilised against their will in the Czech Republic, and new tests for priests in the catholic church
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 A look at the dire straits for immigrants in Greece, unemployment among immigrants in Scotland, and some past reports from the series
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 16 A look at Georgia following conflict with Russia in 2009
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 16 A look at Georgia following conflict with Russia in 2008
Tha Alasdair Friseal a' coimhead air suidheachadh luchd-obrach a' gluasad eadar dùthchannan na Roinn Eòrpa. Alasdair Fraser looks at the situation of workers moving between countries in Europe. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Anns a' chiad phrògram ann an sreath ùr far a bheil sgioba Eòrpa a' coimhead air ais air sgeulachdan san tasglann, tha Iain Macaonghais ag aithris air cumhachd ath-nuadhachail thar nam bliadhnaichean. In the first of a new series looking back at stories in the Eorpa archive, Iain Macinnes reviews coverage of renewable energy topics across the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Iain Macinnes reports on EU expansion in the last fifteen years.
Tha Iain Macaonghais a' coimhead air atharraichaidhean ann an gnìomhachas an iasgaich thar nam bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh. Iain Macinnes examines developments affecting the fishing industry in the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Tha Darren Linc ag aithris air an t-suidheachadh phoileataiceach ann an Cosobho. Darren Laing reports on the political situation in Kosovo. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
A history of the snow plough from the earliest wooden wedge drawn by a man to the horse-drawn plough to the snow plough attached to a lorry.
Tha Darren Linc a' coimhead air atharraichaidhean ann an croitearachd thar nam bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh. Darren Laing examines developments affecting crofting in the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
An illustration of the manufacture of Martin Black's wire ropes. Their use in coal mining is highlighted. [See also ref. 1639].
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Company. -- Credits: sc. Jack House comm. Lionel Gamlin sd. rec. Fred Fleming.
MARTIN BLACK AND COMPANY - UNUSED MATERIAL
General views inside Martin & Black's Speedwell Works, Coatbridge. [Rushes from Thames & Clyde's production of WIRE LINES]. [See also ref. 1638].
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Company Limited.
Exploring life on Islay through its Gaelic-speaking community. An unusual wedding takes place and Islay's population soars as the lively Malt and Music Festival begins. Programme 1
Exploring life on Islay through its Gaelic-speaking community. The local Mod proves to be the busiest and best for 20 years. Islay Gaels and Irish Gaels get together to explore the cultural roots they share. Programme 2
Exploring the Gaelic-speaking community of Islay. A new term and new pupils at Bowmore Primary's Gaelic Unit. Islay leaps to the forefront of green energy generation as engineers harness the power of the sea. Programme 3
There are tears when the choir goes to the National Mod. Incomers make a big effort to learn Gaelic, and Duncan's childhood dreams come true as he begins to restore a traditional 'Para Handy' puffer. Programme 4
A series following the journey of the Morrison family as they attempt to turn a Portuguese ruin into a luxury holiday home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Director, [d. Les Wilson] ; Producer, [p.c. Caledonia Sterne & Wyld].
A series following the journey of the Morrison family as they attempt to turn a Portuguese ruin into a luxury holiday home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A psychoanalyst sets his patient a test, providing a variety of card shapes, prompting associations that reveal the uneasy thoughts of his subject.
Director, D Jenkins . -- Credits: The Pearce Institute Cine Club presents cast Iain Dunnachie cast Robert McLeish cast Mary McLeish sc. Robert McLeish ph. William Finlayson ph. Peter McLeish lighting C. Atkinson continuity J McGarry.
A series following the journey of the Morrison family as they attempt to turn a Portuguese ruin into a luxury holiday home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
A series following the journey of the Morrison family as they attempt to turn a Portuguese ruin into a luxury holiday home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
A series following the journey of the Morrison family as they attempt to turn a Portuguese ruin into a luxury holiday home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Dràma ùr stèidhichte air seann òran. Fhuair Mi Pòg O Làimh An Rìgh air a sheinn le Mairead Stiùbhart. Le Gilly Gilchrist. Gaelic song in short drama form. I Kissed The Hand of The King stars Gilly Gilchrist. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Bha Mi Raoir San Taigh-Òsta'. Dràma goirid, le Martin Compston. Air a sheinn le Màiri Nic a' Ghobhainn. Short drama, told in song. 'I Spent Last Night In The Tavern', sung by Mary Smith and starring Martin Compston. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Bàs an Eich air a sheinn le Hoddan. Le Greg McHugh ann an dràma goirid, a tha toirt an òrain beò as ùr. Comedy interpretation of Gaelic song Death of the Horse, sung by John 'Hoddan' MacDonald. Stars Greg McHugh. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Fiolm goirid le Kate Dickie, a' togail air òran ainmeil Sheonag NicCoinnich, 'A Nighean Nan Geug'. Dramatic retelling of Joan Mackenzie's evocative song, 'Girl of the Branches' with Kate Dickie and Alison Peebles. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Iain Glen ann an dràma goirid stèidhichte air òran breagha Fhionnlagh MhicNèill, Dh'Eirich na Deòir. Renowned actor Iain Glen stars in a short drama based on Finlay MacNeill's evocative song, The Tears Welled. [Source - BBC Alba]
Òran air a thoirt beò ann an dràma. Far An Robh Mi'n Raoir air a sheinn le Iain R Douglas. Gaelic song, interpreted via a short drama. About Last Night is sung by Iain R Douglas and stars Siri Rodnes and Ross Kilgour. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
A tour of the Western Isles and Highlands of Scotland including a visit to Iona and views of the island of Staffa.
Gaelic motoring show. [Subtitled] Episode 7 Tha Louise agus Murray a' feuchainn cùrsa dràibhidh adhartach, agus tha Fiona agus Iain aig Braehead airson na 'cruisers' fhaicinn. Louise and Murray are on an advanced driving course, and Fiona and Iain are in Braehead to check out the cruisers. [Source - BBC online]
Saoghal aig muir, measg iasgairean Uibhist a Tuath troimh mhiosan an t-samhraidh. Life at sea for the 'fishing boys' of Uist. This film follows them through the summer months. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Obair a' gheamhraidh, cuide ri na h-iasgairean mara à Uibhist. Working life during the winter, on land and at sea, for the fishing boys of Uist. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Anns a' chiad phrògram ann an sreath ùr far a bheil sgioba Eòrpa a' coimhead air ais air sgeulachdan san tasglann, tha Iain Macaonghais ag aithris air cumhachd ath-nuadhachail thar nam bliadhnaichean. In the first of a new series looking back at stories in the Eorpa archive, Iain Macinnes reviews coverage of renewable energy topics across the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Tha Iain Macaonghais a' coimhead air atharraichaidhean ann an gnìomhachas an iasgaich thar nam bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh. Iain Macinnes examines developments affecting the fishing industry in the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Tha Darren Linc a' coimhead air atharraichaidhean ann an croitearachd thar nam bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh. Darren Laing examines developments affecting crofting in the last few years. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
Anns a' bhliadhna a' chaidh na Geamannan Oilimpigeach a' chumail ann an Beijing, sùil air cò ris a tha e coltach a bhith fuireach ann an Sìona tro shùilean sheachdnar Shìonach. In the year of the Beijing Olympics, a look at what life is like in China through the eyes of seven people. [Source - BBC Alba]
Oidhche àraid de cheòl 's òran, bho Julie Fowlis agus a còmhlan. 'S iad a' togail fònn air àrd urlar an ABC ann an Glaschu. Gaelic singing sensation Julie Fowlis and her band. [Source - BBC Alba]
One of a series of six films it shows Reginald Foort at the organ console, introducing songs such as "Let's all go down the Strand" and "The Sunshine of Your Smile".
Credits: [Producers and Managers Agency] [Distributed by Exclusive Films].
Cuirm-chiùil Blazin' Fiddles ann an Talla Rìoghail Ghlaschu a' comharrachadh deich bliadhna còmhla. Blazin' Fiddles 10th anniversary concert from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. [Source - BBC Alba]
Leis na Duaisean Traidiseanta seachad, tha Julie Fowlis a' toirt cuireadh dhuinn gu cuirm, an cois na luchd ciúil a' shoirbhich aig Na Trads. 'S iad a' tighinn cómhla airson oidhche shónraichte, ann an Glaschu. As the dust settles on the 2009 Trad Awards Ceremony, we join Julie Fowlis at the Arches in Glasgow, as she presents an exclusive line-up of award winners for an outstanding one-off concert. [Source - BBC Alba]
Duaisean Traidiseanta: Oidhche sònraichte na bliadhna. Trad Awards: Traditional Music's night of the year [Source - BBC Alba]
Clàradh de chuirm ciùil le bràithrean iomraiteach ceòl traidiseanta, na Dòmhnallaich a Gleann Uige. A concert featuring the MacDonald Brothers of Glenuig. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Màiri Anna NicUalraig agus Na Seòid aig Feis Celtic Connections. Mary Ann Kennedy and Na Seoid on stage at Celtic Connections. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Voices across borders - Live performances from Celtic Connections. Guthan seinn an co-sheirm thar chrìochan.
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Anns a' chiad phrògram, tha Anne trang le àm breith nan uan ann an Leòdhas agus tha Dòmhnall Thormoid a' frithealadh a' chruidh ann an Uibhist a Tuath. Tha Dòmhnall agus Calina anns an Eilean Sgitheanach agus Derek agus Caty anns a' Chomraich trang a' cur. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Air a' phrògram an t-seachdain seo, 's e àm inntinneach a th' ann airson Anna oir tha a' bhuidheann choimhearsnachd an impis an oighreachd ionadail fhaighinn dhaibh pèin. Tha Dòmhnall agus Calina a' cur staile air dòigh aig a' mhargaid ionadail agus ann an Uibhist a Tuath, tha strì aig Dòmhnall Thormoid na geòidh a chumail air falbh bhon an arbhar. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A & B Rolls from a documentary on the Cairngorms.
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. An t-seachdain seo, tha croitearan Leòdhais Anne agus Anna ag ullachadh an stoc airson fèill àiteachais ionadail, gach duine an dòchas duaisean a ghlèidheadh. Ann an Uibhist a Tuath, tha Dòmhnall Thormoid ag obair gu math cruaidh gus crìoch a chur air taigh-samhraidh ùr 's dùil aige ri luchd-turais ann an ùine gun bhith fada. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. An t-seachdain seo tha beothalachd an t-samhraidh air a mhilleadh le naidheachd a' ghalar roillich a' tighinn am bàrr ann an Sasainn. De bhios seo a' ciallachadh do na croitearan? Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. The excitement of the crofting summer is shattered by the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in England. What will the restrictions mean for the crofters? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Chan eil Anne agus Dòmhnall a' faighinn prìsean math air na h-uain aca agus suidheachadh a' ghalar roillich a' fàs nas miosa. Thall anns a' Chomraich, tha Derek a' meòrachadh air a' cho-dhùnadh a rinn e gun stoc sam bith a chumail agus cuideachd air na cnapan-starra a bhitheas na aghaidh a dh' aindeoin sin. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. Anna sees through the historic handover of land back to her local community. Anne, meanwhile, has trouble with one of her rams. Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Tha Anna an làthair aig àm eachdraidheil an uair a thèid an talamh a thoirt air ais don choimhearsnachd. Anns an eadar-ama, tha duilgheadasan aig Anne leis an rùda aice. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Tha cuisean a' fàs na 's fheàrr dha Dòmhnall agus Calina seach nach eil an galar roilleach a' cur uiread de mhaill orra a-nis, tha Anna a' coimhead air ais air bliadhna mhath, mar oileanach agus mar chroitear. Ann an Uibhist a Tuath, tha Dòmhnall Thormoid a tòiseachadh air geamhrachadh a' chruidh agus tha Anne an làthair aig an fhèill reic uain mu dheireadh den bhliadhna ann an Leòdhas. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Tha na croitearan agus an teaghlaichean ag ullachadh airson na Nollaig. Tha Dòmhnall a' faighinn naidheachd gu bheil laogh air a bhith aig bò leis a bha air a geamhrachadh air tìr mòr. Anns a' Chomraich, tha duilgheadas aig Derek le sionnach. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Tha Derek trang le obair cloiche, agus tha Anne trang a' toirt biadh do na caoraich-uain. Anns an Eilean Sgitheanach, tha uain air a bhith aig òisgean Calina mar tha, agus feadhainn dhiubh feumach air cobhair. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. An t-seachdain seo, tha Dòmhnall Thormoid trang a' cur an àirde feansaichean ann an Uibhist a Tuath, agus tha Dòmhnall agus Calina a' coimhead as dèidh trì uain a th' air an ùr bhreith. Tha an droch thìde a' cur maill air Derek oir tha an gàrradh aige fo bhùrn. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Tha Derek a' dèanamh adhartas glè mhath leis an obair cloiche aige agus tha Dòmhnall Thormoid trang le àm breith nan uan. Anns an eadar-ama, tha Dòmhnall a' dèanamh turas gus faicinn mar a tha an crodh a' tighinn air adhart air tìr mòr. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Seo am program mu dheireadh anns an t-sreath. Bha Anne soirbheachail le àm breith nan uan agus tha Dòmhnall Thormoid a' tòiseachadh air an treabhadh. Tha na croitearan gu lèir a' coimhead air ais air a' bhliadhna a chaidh seachad agus a' beachdachadh air an àm ri teachd airson croitearachd. Series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12
Footage of Hawick Common Riding in the Borders including the procession through the streets, the Cornet on horseback, the flagbearer receiving the sword and the Cornet and others being carried shoulder high through the streets of Hawick. [Shot on Kodachrome].
Sreath a tha a' leantainn còignear chroitearan Albannach fad bliadhna. Prògram sònraichte a tha a' coimhead air ais air na h-amannan as 's fheàrr anns an t-sreath. A look back over the highlights of the series charting a year in the lives of five Scottish crofters, with the best moments from each of the five crofters. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: Alyth MacCormack, Heidi Talbot, Breabach, Griogair Lawrie, Punch Brothers, Lissa Schneckenburger, Altan.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: Baaba Maal, Mary Anne Kennedy & Bruce Molsky, Luka Bloom, Calum Martin & Malcolm Jones, Alasdair Fraser, Karan Casey, Ross Ainslie and Jarlath Henderson and Matthew Watson
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FIONA MACKENZIE, FILSKA, MARY SMITH, ALASDAIR FRASER, ANTJE DUVEKOT, ALTAN, DIRK POWELL
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ROSS AINSLIE + JARLATH HENDERSON + MATTHEW WATSON, MAGGIE MACINNES, PUNCH BROTHERS, CATRIONA WATT, OLD BLIND DOGS, MARY ANN KENNEDY & BRUCE MOLSKY, EMILY SMITH "
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: LE VENT DU NORD, JOHN DOYLE & JOHN MCCUSKER, CATRIONA WATT, TEDDY THOMPSON, RUSSELL’S HOUSE, MARY SMITH, ALYTH MACCORMACK
Taghadh den luchd-ciùil as tàlantaich bho fhèis Celtic. World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh cèilidh sessions. Guests include The Old Blind Dogs and Mary Ann Kennedy. [Source - BBC online] Programme 6
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BREABACH, MAGGIE MACINNES, JOHN DOYLE & JOHN MCCUSKER, MAIRI MORRISON, TIM GEARAN, MARY ANN KENNEDY + GILLEBRIDE MACMILLAN + NORRIE MACIVER, BAABA MAAL
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: CAPERCAILLIE, FILSKA, BOO HEWERDINE, LE VENT DU NORD, GRIOGAIR LAWRIE, DIRK POWELL, BEOGA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Compilation [Source - BBC Alba]
CORONATION PAGEANT PARADE AND CROWNING OF PAISLEY'S THREAD QUEEN
The Coronation Day procession passing the Kelburne Cinema, Paisley and the crowning ceremony of Paisley's "Thread Queen". Includes shots of parade of public services and Boys Brigade, Scouts, Sea Rangers, Guides, etc. Local topical for the burgh's Kelburne Cinema.
Ruaraidh Munro delves into the archive to show some of the favourite arts and music clips from programmes shown over the years. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Ruaraidh Munro delves into the archive to show some of the favourite arts and music clips from programmes shown over the years. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Tha Ruaraidh Rothach a' toirt sùil tro thasglann Tacsi agus Ealtainn a' taghadh earrannan bho na bliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh agus a' toirt thugainn aithrisean as ur. Ruaraidh Munro explores the Tacsi and Ealtainn arts and music archives and their resonances with current initiatives and events. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
The moving story of one of Britain's worst maritime disasters, the loss of more than 200 sailors just yards from shore, as they returned home to Lewis and Harris on New Year's Day 1919 having survived the Great War.
Seasaidh Lexy le a taghadh fhèin den chomadaidh as fheàrr a chunnacas ann an Gàidhlig. Seasaidh Lexy, the Great Dame of Gaelic entertainment, introduces a treasure trove of Gaelic comedy clips. [Source - BBC Alba]
Film of Dunfermline Week 1953 showing people celebrating Elizabeth II's coronation through the 50th Dunfermline Children's Gala. Representatives of schools and bands playing along the march route, then enjoying races and games in Pittencrieff Park.
Às dèidh 25 bliadhna na stiùiriche air Ceòlraidh Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu, tha am prògram-sa a' leantainn Coinneach MacThòmais tro 2008 gus sealladh fhaighinn air beatha an duine iongantach seo. For 25 years, Kenny Thomson has been conductor of the Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association. This programme follows Kenny through the highs and lows of 2008, a landmark year for both him and the choir. [Source - BBC Alba]
Suil air ais air cuid de phriomh phrograman telebhisean na Gaidhlig. Le Tony Kearney. A nostalgic look at some of Gaelic TV's finest moments. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Suil air ais air cuid de phriomh phrograman telebhisean na Gaidhlig. Le Tony Kearney. A nostalgic look at some of Gaelic TV's finest moments. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Am buaidh a th'aig ola air an eaconomaidh, coimhearsnachdan agus poilitigs ann an Alba. A study of the impact of oil on the Scottish economy, communities and politics. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sùil air balaich na h-ola - aig an dachaigh, anns a Chuan a Tuath agus uaireannan thall thairis. A look at Scotland's oilmen - onshore, offshore and sometimes further afield. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodar fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl cèilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. A taste of what can be seen during the annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it is a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodar fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl cèilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. A taste of what can be seen during the annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it is a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1960 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: ùpraid mu Lady Chatterley's Lover, teine eagalach air Sràid Cheapside an Glaschu agus Elvis Presley a' nochdadh an Alba. A look back at some of the events of 1960 through archive film, music and personal memories. Uproar about Lady Chatterley's Lover, an horrific fire on Cheapside Street in Glasgow and Elvis Presley arrives in Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1963 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. A look at the events of 1963 through film, music and personal recollection. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1965 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: bàs Sir Winston Churchill, toiseach tòiseachaidh an HIDB, a' chiad Ford Transit agus uabhas dhaoine mu choinneamh na rinn Ian Brady agus Myra Hindley. A look back at some of the events of 1965 through archive film, music and personal memories. The death of Sir Winston Churchill, the emergence of the HIDB, the first Ford Transit and public outrage on hearing of the Moors Murders. [Source - BBC Alba]
The Children's Fair Festival Queen, Vera Bow, getting ready for the procession, the coronation ceremony and floats procession at the Bo'Ness Children's Fair Festival, 1957.
Credits: The Hippodrome [Bo'ness] presents .
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1974 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: sgainneal Watergate, Dòmhnall Stiùbhart air ainmeachadh mar cheannard air Pàrtaidh Nàiseanta na h-Alba ann an Westminster, 'Se Ur Beatha air an telebhisean agus stailcean air feadh na rìoghachd. A look back at 1974 through archive film, music and personal memories. The Watergate scandal, Donald Stewart's election as SNP leader at Westminter, Se Ur Beatha on TV and the UK hit by strike action. [Source - BBC Alba]
Suil air tachartasan ann an 1977 tro fhilm, ceol is cuimhneachain dhaoine. A look at the events of 1977 through film, music and personal recollection. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1979 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: Mairead Thatcher a' ruighinn Sràid Downing, Radio nan Eilean a' fosgladh agus na Dukes of Hazzard air BBC 1 airson a' chiad uair! A look back at some of the events of 1979 through archive film, music and personal memories. Margaret Thatcher's arrival in Downing Street, Radio nan Eilean opening and The Dukes of Hazzard premiering on BBC One. [Source - BBC Alba]
Suil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1981 tro fhilm, ceol is cuimhneachain dhaoine. A look at the events of 1981 through film, music and personal recollection. [Source - BBC Alba]
Suiil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1982 tro fhilm, ceol is cuimhneachain dhaoine. A look at the events of 1982 through film, music and personal recollections. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1990 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: Nelson Mandela air a shaoradh, rathad ùr do Reinigeadal, Mairead Thatcher a' fàgail Sràid Downing agus am Poll Tax ag adhbhrachadh aimhreit. Nelson Mandela was released from prison, a new road for Rhenigidale in Harris, Margaret Thatcher leaves Downing Street and Poll Tax riots across the country. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air cuid de na bha a' tachairt ann an 1985 tro fhilm, ceòl is cuimhneachain dhaoine. Am measg cuspairean na h-oidhche nochd: na ciad oileanaich a' ceumnachadh à Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Am Prionnsa Teàrlach 's a' Bhana-phrionnsa Diana a' tadhal air na h-Eileanan an Iar, agus Mikhail Gorbachev air fhastadh mar cheannard nan Sobhietach. A look back at some of the events of 1985 through archive film, music and people's personal memories. Included in tonight's programme: the first students graduate from Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Charles and Diana visit the Western Isles and Mikhail Gorbachev is elected leader of the Soviet Communist Party. [Source - BBC Alba]
Maureen MacLeod ventures into the world of volunteers who work with the homeless and street workers of Glasgow. Programme 1. Salt and Light
Catriona MacPhee dons a high-vis jacket and steps into the world of security. Programme 2
Linda MacLeod, student and teacher of Highland dancing, learns how to strut her stuff as a burlesque dancer. Programme 3
An archery competition, a fancy dress competition, a procession and decorated floats at the Youth Pageant. The Langtoun Lass and Laddie visit patients in the children's ward of the local hospital. [Also see ref 0879, "(KIRKCALDY PAGEANT WEEK 1951)"]
Writer Cailean Collier tries his hand at stand-up comedy. Programme 4
A special studio discussion featuring clips from the series as well as outtakes. Hosted by Tony Kearney. Programme 5
Director, Maureen MacLeod. -- Credits: presenter Tony Kearney.
Gilleasbuig Fearghasdan a cur a thaic ri dà sgioba 's iad a' farpais ach cò choisinneas am prothaid as motha aig rup nan càraichean. The car makeover show in which two teams battle to see whose car makes the most profit at auction. Presented by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Gilleasbuig Fearghasdan a cur a thaic ri dà sgioba 's iad a' farpais ach cò choisinneas am prothaid as motha aig rup nan càraichean. The car makeover show in which two teams battle to see whose car makes the most profit at auction. Presented by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Gilleasbuig Fearghasdan a cur a thaic ri dà sgioba 's iad a' farpais ach cò choisinneas am prothaid as motha aig rup nan càraichean. The car makeover show in which two teams battle to see whose car makes the most profit at auction. Presented by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Gilleasbuig Fearghasdan a cur a thaic ri dà sgioba 's iad a' farpais ach cò choisinneas am prothaid as motha aig rup nan càraichean. The car makeover show in which two teams battle to see whose car makes the most profit at auction. Presented by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Cunntas pearsanta bhon chraoladair agus an sgrìobhadair, Ùisdean Maclllinnein, air a' bhuaidh a thug iomain air a bheatha. Account of how shinty has influenced Hugh Dan Maclennan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Ùisdean Maclllinnein a' deasbad ceithir cuairtean deireannach iomraiteach bho fharpais Cupa na Camanachd le ceithrear eòlaichean. Discussion on past Camanachd Cup finals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri Liz McColgan, lùth-chleasaiche a choisinn iomadh duais òr na beatha. Cathy Macdonald spends a day in the life of Liz McColgan, the former Olympic gold medal-winning athlete.
Beginning with street scenes abroad taken during a holiday cruise, then interiors of a biscuit factory as dough is mixed for custard creams and chocolate biscuits. This film then shows a society wedding where the ceremony takes place under oak trees in the grounds of a large house.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri Chick Young, neach-aithris ball-coise aig a Bhbc. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with BBC football pundit Chick Young.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris a chleasaiche Albannach Alex Norton. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Scottish actor Alex Norton.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14 Tha Cathy Nic Dhòmhnaill cuide ri lùth-chleasaiche paralympic Aileen McGlynn a choisinn òir ann am Beijing. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Paralympic cyclist Aileen McGlynn.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris a neach-rèisidh ainmeil Jackie Stewart. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 16 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris a bhana-chleasaiche ainmeil Una McLean. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with legendary actress Una McLean.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a cur seachad là cuide ri seinneadair X Factor Leon Jackson. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with the X Factor's youngest ever winner Leon Jackson.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 18 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris an sgrìobhadair is craoladair Hardeep Singh Kohli. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with writer and presenter Hardeep Singh Kohli.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 19 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a cur seachad là còmhla ri Càirdineal Keith O'Brien. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Cardinal Keith O'Brien.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20 Tha Cathy a cur seachad là còmhla ris a chleasaiche Joyce Falconer. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with former River City actress Joyce Falconer.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 21 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri neach-poilitigs sòisealach Tommy Sheridan. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Scottish socialist politician Tommy Sheridan.
Salmon fishermen at work on the shores of Skye; mending and sorting their nets and bringing in catch. A shark is caught in the net and has to be returned to deeper water. [Entered for the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1941.]
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: p. Ian MacDonald.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Tha Cathy a cur seachad là còmhla ri na MacDonald Brothers a-nochd air X-Factor. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with X-Factor finalists the MacDonald Brothers.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 23 Tha Cathy cuide ri Alan Rough a chleachd a bhith na fhir-glèidhidh sgioba Alba. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with former Scotland goalkeeper Alan Rough.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Tha Cathy a cur seachad là còmhla ris a chleasaiche agus craoladair Phil Kay. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Scottish stand-up comedian Phil Kay.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 25 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris a chleasaiche, stiùiriche is sgrìobhaiche Tony Roper. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with actor, writer and director Tony Roper.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 26 Tha Cathy a cur seachad là cuide ri Fraser Doherty a rinn millean nota a reic silidh. Cathy Macdonald spends a day with Superjam entrepreneur Fraser Doherty.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 27 Tha Cathy ann a Fìobha airson là a chur seachad còmhla ris a Bhall-Pàrlamaid Sir Menzies Campbell. Cathy joins Sir Menzies Campbell MP in his Fife constituency.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: KATHLEEN BOYLE, MARY JANE LAMOND, BANJAXED, LE COR DE LA PLANA, CROOKED STILL, KATHLEEN MACINNES, DEAF SHEPHERD
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: SEAQUINS, ROBBY HECHT, BRENDAN POWER, NANCI GRIFFITH, BRIAN O HEADRA & BRUCE MACGREGOR, TOUNAMI & LIAM O’ MAONIAI
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BODEGA, THE WILDERS, CALUM ALEX MACMILLAN, ASHLEY MACISAAC + WENDY MACISAAC + PHAMIE GOW, GILLEBRIDE MACMILLAN + MARGARET CALLAN + LINDA MACLEOD, DERVISH
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: CHRISTINE PRIMROSE, FRIBO & NAOMI HARVEY, IAIN MORRISON + PETE HARVEY + MARK DUFF, MARY JANE LAMOND & WENDY MACISAAC, JULIE FOWLIS & SALSA CELTICA
A boy and his uncle climb Ben Nevis. At the summit they see two climbers coming off the cliff face through the mist, one of whom describes to the boy safety precautions necessary when climbing.
Director, John Elder. -- Credits: Junior Educational Adventures.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BODEGA, SILE DENVER, MALINKY, JAMYE STONE QUARTET, JERRY HOLLAND & ROSS KENNEDY
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 6 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: KATHLEEN BOYLE, GILLEBRIDE MACMILLAN & MARGARET CALLAN, STRUNG, FRIBO & NAOMI HARVEY, CARA DILLON & SAM LAKEMAN, JULIE FOWLIS & SALSA CELTICA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: STRUNG, CALUM ALEX MACMILLAN, CROOKED STILL, LE COR DE LA PLANA, LAUREN MCCALL & MHAIRI HALL, MARGARET STEWART + IAIN MACDONALD + GRIOGAIR LAWRIE
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BRENDAN POWER, NANCI GRIFFITH, THE WILDERS, IAIN MORRISON + MARK DUFF + PETE HARVEY, CHRISTINE PRIMROSE, ARLO GUTHRIE, BRIAN O HEADRA & BRUCE MACGREGOR, JOHN GOLDIE BAND
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 9 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: DERVISH, KIRSTEEN MACDONALD, EUAN ROBERTSON, LUNASA, ARLO GUTHRIE, DEAF SHEPHERD
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 10 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: LUNASA, MARGARET STEWART + IAIN MACDONALD + GRIOGAIR LAWRIE, TOUNAMI, BANJAXED, SEAQUINS, MALINKY
A look at contemporary Christian rock music and the attitudes towards it from both a musical and religious perspective. We meet several Christian Rock bands and people involved in different aspects of the music industry to gain an insight into the increasingly popular genre spearheaded by Larry Norman. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Tha an dannsair Sine NicLeòid a' siubhal gu na h-Eileanan Farrach is i air cluinntinn mu ghnè dannsa a tha dualach don àite. Co ris a tha e coltach, co as a thànaig e agus an dèan i an gnothaich air ionnsachadh? Jayne MacLeod travels to the Faroe Islands to discover the secrets of The Chain, their most celebrated national dance. Along the way she asks the Faroese singers and even the President what it's all about, and finds out why many of the locals fear for the survival of their favourite dance. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Gaelic arts series. After going on the run in Northern Canada in 1889, Donald Morrison of Uig was finally captured and sentenced for the murder of Jack Warren. His tragic tale is legendary and has been documented in the album The Megantic Outlaw. Follow his distant relative Calum Martin as he travels to Nashville to re-record the album with session musicians then tries to find a new talent whose voice will bring the story to a new generation. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Lomax ann an Alba. Revealing the time that renowned folk song collector Alan Lomax spent in Scotland, plus how MI5 kept a close watch on him during his song hunting travels in the UK. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
A Brownie pack holiday in Girvan with the Brownies taking part in various activities including peeling potatoes, cleaning shoes, washing dishes and sweeping up. The Brownies also go for a swim and enjoy the amusements at the funfair.
[filmed by Don McLachlan]. -- Credits: presenting A BROWNIE PACK HOLIDAY or NEVER A DULL MOMENT.
Gaelic arts series. Writer Angus Peter Campbell and photographer Cailean Maclean fulfil a long-held ambition by walking the length of the western isles from the Butt of Lewis to Mingulay. Along the way they meet some interesting characters and document their island-hopping excursion through writings and photographs. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Gaelic Arts Series. An in depth look at the resurgence of Gaelic literature and the role played by publishing company Ùr Sgeul. Ealtainn investigates the story behind the scenes of Gaelic literature and meets three of the authors whose novels are reviewed by a diverse group of readers. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Gaelic arts series. Wallpaper and tile designer Peigi Angus has been described as bringing colour back to post-war Britain with her unique designs. The programme meets her family and those who knew her to find out what drew Peigi Angus from her life in southern England to a stone house in Allasdale on Barra. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Having established herself as a couturier at international level and being asked to design a dress for the Queen, Lewis-born Sandra Murray is putting Highland fashion firmly on the map. Follow the designer as she travels to Cannes and Paris for material, and exhibits her one-off dresses at a showcase in Skibo Castle. Episode 5
A' comharrachadh beatha agus obair Shìm MhicCoinnich. Bho làithean òige anns na Hearadh agus an obair a bh' aige aig Fir Chlis gu dreuchd mar chleasaiche ainmeil. A celebration of the life and work of well-loved actor Simon Mackenzie. From a childhood in Harris and the fledgling days of Gaelic rep with Fir Chlis, to an illustrious and prolific acting career. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cailean MacIlleathain agus Aonghas Phadraig Caimbeul a' coiseachd tro na h-Eileanan Siar. Cailean Maclean and Angus Peter Campbell walk the Western Isles, from the Butt to Barra. This programme sees the pair walking from Ness south through the Isle of Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Cailean MacIlleathain agus Aonghas Phadraig Caimbeul a' coiseachd tro na h-Eileanan Siar. Cailean Maclean and Angus Peter Campbell walk the Western Isles, from the Butt to Barra. This programme sees the pair in Harris. Angus Peter takes the coastal road while Cailean takes the Golden Road. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Cailean MacIlleathain agus Aonghas Phadraig Caimbeul a' coiseachd tro na h-Eileanan Siar. Cailean Maclean and Angus Peter Campbell walk the Western Isles, from the Butt to Barra. This programme sees the pair walking through the Uists and on to Barra, where they end the journey on the stunning Isle of Mingulay. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Cuirm ciùil aig a Fruitmarket = Capercaillie at their very best playing in Glasgow's premiere Venue, The Fruitmarket, to a large, vocal and appreciative audience. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Cuirm ciùil aig a Fruitmarket = Capercaillie at their very best playing in Glasgow's premiere Venue, The Fruitmarket, to a large, vocal and appreciative audience. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Edinburgh's history, industry, and educational life is illustrated with particular reference to the distillation of whisky, the city's university and colleges and the production of the Edinburgh Evening News
Director, [filmed by Adam H. Malcolm] ; Producer, SEFA (Edinburgh Branch).
Cuirm ciùil aig a Fruitmarket = Capercaillie at their very best playing in Glasgow's premiere Venue, The Fruitmarket, to a large, vocal and appreciative audience. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
OIFIS A’ PHUIST - NA LAITHEAN MU DHEIREADH
Scenes from the life of the golden eagle showing an eyrie with newly hatched chicks, two eagles fighting for supremacy and the young eagles learning to fly.
[filmed by J.S. Crosthwaite]. -- Credits: The editors of "Birds of Britain" present scenes from the life of the golden eagle..
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 1 Taghadh de cheòl, òrain agus dannsa bho Na Chieftains, Meantime agus Dàimh aig Fèis Bhlas 2008. A selection of songs, tunes and dances from The Chieftains, Meantime and Dàimh at the Blas 2008 festival. [Source - BBC Alba] With Fiona MacKenzie, Fred Morrison, JP Cormier, Alyth MacCornmack, Cherish the Ladies, Rachel Walker, Dealbh Dùthcha, Peatbog Faeries
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 2 Taghadh de cheòl, òrain agus dannsa bho Na Chieftains, Meantime agus Dàimh aig Fèis Bhlas 2008. A selection of songs, tunes and dances from The Chieftains, Meantime and Dàimh at the Blas 2008 festival. [Source - BBC Alba] With Fiona MacKenzie, Fred Morrison, JP Cormier, Alyth MacCornmack, Cherish the Ladies, Rachel Walker, Dealbh Dùthcha, Peatbog Faeries, Canntaireachd, Kiltearn Fiddlers
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 3 Taghadh de cheòl, òrain agus dannsa bho Na Chieftains, Meantime agus Dàimh aig Fèis Bhlas 2008. A selection of songs, tunes and dances from The Chieftains, Meantime and Dàimh at the Blas 2008 festival. [Source - BBC Alba] With Fiona MacKenzie, Fred Morrison, JP Cormier, Alyth MacCornmack, Cherish the Ladies, Rachel Walker, Dealbh Dùthcha, Peatbog Faeries, Canntaireachd, Kiltearn Fiddlers, Fèis Na h-Oige, Kimberley Fraser & Andrea Beaton, Fèis Ghlinn Albainn
Scenes on the island of Barra; Castlebay and the MacNeil's Kisimul Castle, the Bay of Traigh Vais, shell gathering and crofting.
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 4 Taghadh de cheòl, òrain agus dannsa bho Na Chieftains, Meantime agus Dàimh aig Fèis Bhlas 2008. A selection of songs, tunes and dances from The Chieftains, Meantime and Dàimh at the Blas 2008 festival. [Source - BBC Alba] With Fiona MacKenzie, Fred Morrison, Cherish the Ladies, Rachel Walker, Dealbh Dùthcha, Peatbog Faeries, Kiltearn Fiddlers, Kimberley Fraser & Andrea Beaton
A' toirt urram do an t -seinneadair ionmholta traidiseanta Flòraidh NicNèill. Celebrating Flora MacNeill, one of Scotland's greatest exponents of traditional Gaelic song. [Source - BBC Alba]
The first programme in a three-part series which takes a light-hearted look at our obsession with appearance. Programme 1
A three-part series which takes a light-hearted look at our obsession with appearance. Mairi Morrison explores different aspects of the world of hair. Programme 2
A three-part series which takes a light-hearted look at our obsession with appearance. Three-part series which takes a light-hearted look at our obsession with appearance. Mairi Morrison focuses on how we feel about and care for our bodies. Programme 3
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Animated children's series. Episode 5 Bheil thu gam Fhaicinn? / Bithibh Faiceallach! Tha Jibber agus Jabber neo-fhaicsinneach agus tha Jabbaidh Chan sa phrìosan gun adhbhar. Jibber and Jabber are suddenly invisible. When Jab Chan is wrongly imprisoned, Jib Lee must save him. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated children's series. Episode 9 Eanchainn no Neart?/Baintighearna Jess agus Ms Hyde (Brains or Brawn?/Lady Jess and Ms Hyde) Eanchainn no neart airson an domhain a shàbhaladh? Chìthear modhan an-àbhaisteach aig a' Bhaintighearna Jess. Will brains or brawn save the day? Lady Jess begins to act strangely. [Source - BBC Alba]
Summary of rugby skills such as the tackle, dribbling and catching.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg. Cathy MacDonald spends a girls' day out in London with one of the UK's top television personalities, Lorraine Kelly.
Cartoon in Gaelic for preschool children about a pig called Peppa and her family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 1 - 13 A’ Plubadaich Sa Pholl Maighstir Dinesair Air Chall Mo Dheagh Charaid Poilidh Pitheid Falach-Fead An Croileagan Mamaidh Muc Ag Obair Muc As A’ Mheadhan! Na Speuclairean Aig Dadaidh Anns A’ Ghàrradh An Aileag Baidhsagalan Rudan Dìomhair
Cartoon in Gaelic for preschool children about a pig called Peppa and her family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 14 - 26 An Iteileag Cuirm-Chniuc Ionnsramaidean-Ciùil Boiteagan Is Losgannan Aodach Annasach Brogan Ùra Fèill Na Sgoile Co-Là Breith Mhamaidh An Sìthiche Fhiacla An Car Ùr A’ Lorg Ulaidh Bochd! Sneachd
Sgeulachdan gaoil gu tur pearsanta, bho Ghaidheil aig am bheil fìor eòlas air a' chuspair. Personal stories of romantic love, loss and longing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sgeulachdan gaoil gu tur pearsanta, bho Ghaidheil aig am bheil fìor eòlas air a' chuspair. Personal stories of romantic love, loss and longing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A tour of the beautiful North of Scotland with the charismatic Dr Sarah Marr as she explores the healing properties of Scottish plant life. Sarah and her trusty four-legged companion Max visit local plant enthusiasts, seek out the most special plants, and learn about medicinal qualities ancient and modern. Take a glimpse of the rare and beautiful Scottish primrose. Meet the expert in the field, Mary Beith. Find out if the old-style heather beds are as comfortable as modern beds, and whether the scent of heather really helps people sleep. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
A visit to the Isle of Lewis where the indigenous healing tradition is still very much in the psyche of the people. We will see how a traditional remedy is made from the bogbean plant, and indeed Sarah will sample the draught. Local people will recount their experiences of the traditional remedies and we will learn how these may apply to modern times. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Tì fhallain le phlanndan à Alba. In Glasgow and Edinburgh - natural remedies are not only found in the countryside. Sarah meets city dwellers who introduce her to ancient Gaelic medical manuscripts, and others who show her plants growing in the cities which can be useful as tonics for alternative health. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Gu leòr rudan annasach eile. Dr Marr on Skye exploring healing properties of Scottish plants. A highland plant that has the same base ingredient as aspirin. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Planndraich air leth feumail. A visit to the remote small isles of Argyll, retracing the footsteps of the early Christian missionary abbots of Ireland who set up monastries in Dalriada in the sixth century. Find out about the healing plants that these spiritual people cultivated. Take a look at some of the plants employed by castle-dwelling clansmen in the medicine chest growing within the walls of Dunollie castle. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Players demonstrating different techniques used in the game of rugby.
Sarah a'siubhail nan eilean aice fhèin. Dr Sarah Marr returns to her native Uist to explore the healing properties of local flora. She visits the people living in the islands from North to South, finding out how they harness the hidden properties of plants for healing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An darna prògram de Bhreab agus an darna là san dùthaich airson na sia deugairean. The second day of country life for the six teens. Their challenges include handling beasties and leaping off a 17-metre tower.
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Bho bheatha dhuthchail gu beatha a' bhaile mhoir! From country life to city life. The teens make themselves at home in the city pad and have only a short time to prepare a show for a room full of seven-year-olds!
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Bho bheatha dhuthchail gu beatha a' bhaile mhoir! From country life to city life. The Breab teens should be old hands at this telly lark, but how will they feel when faced with pitching a programme idea to media executives?
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Bho bheatha dhuthchail gu beatha a' bhaile mhoir! From country life to city life. The Breab teens split into two groups and direct and star in their own version of a music video. It's The Killers, but not as we know it.
Thairis air an t-sreath chì thu sianar Ghaidheal òga, tàlantach air turas. Six talented young Gaels on a journey of discovery, spending eight days living together and taking on character building challenges in the great outdoors. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Bho bheatha dhuthchail gu beatha a' bhaile mhoir! From country life to city life. It's party time in the final part of the series. The teens get a makeover as musical legends and reminisce over their big adventure together.
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With The Cinematics, 80's inspired dance rock
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With Broken Records from Edinburgh
A humorous fiction film telling of the adventures of four grass widowers who decide to spend the week-end in a country cottage. [A prize-winning film at the 1952 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.]
Director, William S. Dobson. -- Credits: Scottish Amateur Film Festival. A Prize-winning film. This film was highly commended at the 1952 SAAC Festival. This film was highly commended at the 1951 SAAC Festival. Featuring, The Boss, John Keyden, The Quiet One, James Barron, The Worker, David Buchanan, The Lazy One, George Allan.
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 With Peg and The Bouffants from Dundee
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Sorren MacLean, a singer songwriter from Mull
Eileen McCallum, one of Scotland's best-known actresses, is on a journey of hope for her grandchildren who have the progressive condition Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sgeulachd oillteill a' mhurtair Ian Brady, a chuir às de chòignear òganach as na '60s. Drama documentary telling the story of notorious Moors murderer Ian Brady.
a service of worship from the Free Church in Barvas, Western Isles.
Producer, Media Nan Eilean, Tern Television.
Worship from the church of Our Holy Redeemer, Stornoway.
Christmas service from St Martin's Memorial Church Stornoway. [Source - Radio Times]
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS: Wedding of Alys Couper and Douglas Lindsay
The wedding of Alys Couper and Douglas Lindsay, son of Sir John Lindsay, the Town Clerk of Glasgow, at Glasgow Cathedral, June 1920.
Producer, British Moving Picture News [Green's Film Service, Glasgow and London].
From the Church of Scotland in Tarbert, Harris, conducted by the Rev Norman MacIver.
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Hong Kong. Programme 1
Coverage of a Sports Carnival at Hampden, with Lord Birkenhead an interested spectator.
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Christchurch. Programme 3
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, San Francisco. Programme 4
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Toronto. Programme 5
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Cape Town. Programme 6
A special compilation from a series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. [Subtitled] Programme 7
a worship service from Uist House, South Uist, and a Church of Scotland service from Staffin, Isle of Skye
Wedding at Martyr's Church, Paisley, of Mary McGeorge (daughter Baillie McGeorge) to Daniel Sinclair, in Febuary 1932.
Credits: [Local topical. Shown in Paisley's West End Cinema a few days after filming].
Rushes edited into logical sequence of events from "Paddy Black Memorial Mission District Trip". [See ref. 1603].
Elaborate dramatised morality tale about ten year old Morag, who comes to live in Glasgow with her uncle and aunt. She is tormented by two juvenile delinquent sons of a taxi driver, but eventually saves their lives in a fire. The boys realise the error of their ways, convert to Christianity, and the two families become friends.
Director, Frank M. Marshall ; Producer, [p.c. Fidelity Film Unit with Rev Merricks Arnott]. -- Credits: camera Frank M. Marshall Cast Orma McCallum Cast Sandy Bell Cast Duncan White Cast Florence Henderson Cast Jack Brownlie Cast Helen Brownlie Cast Diane Brownlie Cast I B Allan Cast Chrissie E Marshall Cast Baby Vivien Arnott .
Two trailers (long and short versions) advertising the UK Film Festival at the Hong Kong Film Festival 2004, Opening Gala. Theme being "Intimacy in the UK Cinema".
A compilation of five 'Spotlights' made for Channel Four TV. Featuring 'South in My Soul', 'Raj or Radge?', Exterior Park - Day', 'Hotdog' and 'Fragile', some featuring recognisable Scottish actors and directors.
Producer, Ideal World. -- Credits: Ideal World Films for Channel 4. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MCMXCVIII.
A Scottish history series which enables Gaelic speaking pupils to refine their understanding of the Scottish identity through their own language. Programme 1.
A Scottish history series which enables Gaelic speaking pupils to refine their understanding of the Scottish identity through their own language. Programme 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 55
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 56
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 57, Week 22
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled] The singer Mary Sandeman visits Isla. [Source - Radio Times]"
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. Ishbel MacAskill.
AN E FARMAD A NI TREABHADH = GROUNDS FOR CHANGE
'Grounds for Change'. Is community ownership of land a better way forward for today's crofters?
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Daily life
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Travel
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Fishing
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Work
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Eriskay
A series highlighting the experiences of Scotland's Gaelic speaking communities from the earliest days of film up to the 1960's, with the help of rare archive footage, special guests and traditional music. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Festivals
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 58. Week 23
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 59. Week 24
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 60. Week 25
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 61. Week 26
An historical introduction to the Royal Botanic Gardens of Edinburgh. All aspects of the work of the Gardens are shown, including the herbarium, laboratories, glasshouses and library. The general public are seen enjoying the gardens.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Films. -- Credits: Presented by the Bank of Scotland nar. Michael Elder [See Copy 1].
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 62. Week 27
"A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 63, Week 28 "
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 64, Week 29
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 65, Week 30
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 66, Week 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 67, Week 32
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 68, Week 33
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 69, Week 34
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 70, Week 35
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 36
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 72, Week 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 73, Week 38
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 74, Week 39
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 75. Week 40
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. Kirsteen Graham.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 78. Week 43
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 43, 44
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 45, 46
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 47, 48
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 49, 50, 51
A children's Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. [An amateur prize-winning film of 1937].
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: cast Nairn Marshall & Muriel Marshall Amateur Cineworld Prizewinning Film 1937..
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 52, 53, 54
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 77. Week 42
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 44
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 45. Week 45
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 46
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 82. Week 47
A special compilation from a series of musical programmes mixing contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Featuring Natalie MacMaster and Tracey Dares
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 48
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 86. Week 1
A historical trip round St. Andrews visiting St. Rule's church and tower, the Cathedral, the Quadrangle in St. Mary's, the Kate Kennedy procession and the golf course.
Director, Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: A film distributed by the Scottish Central Film Library. Iain Dunnachie presents St Andrews its character and traditions. nar. Eric N Black organist Douglas Galbraith Madrigal by the University Madrigal Group sc. adapted from "St Andrews, Its Character and Traditions" by permission of St Andrews Preservation Trust..
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 87. Week 2
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 3
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Part one: Murdigan MacDonald, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Natalie MacMaster & Tracey Dares Part two: Anne Lorne Gillies, Robert Mathieson, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Cathy Ann MacPhee & Màiri MacInnes, Orchestra
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part one: Orchestra, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Anne Lorne Gillies, Alasdair Gillies Part two: Màiri MacInnes, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Anne Lorne Gillies
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part one: Orchestra, Michael MacDougall, Nina & Jim MacKellar, Mary Sandeman Part two: Tom Sloss, Mary Sandeman, Michael MacDougall, Kinning Park Pipe Band
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part one: Orchestra, Fiona Kennedy, Robert Mathieson, Fiona Kennedy Part two: Anne Lorne Gillies, Alasdair Gillies, Fiona Kennedy, Natalie MacMaster & Tracey Dares
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Part one: Orchestra, Murdigan, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Tom Sloss Part two: Murdigan, Nina & Jim MacKellar, Robert Mathieson
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Part one: Anne Lorne Gillies, Tom Sloss, Natalie MacMaster & Tracey Dares Part two: Micheal MacDougall, Anne Lorne Gillies, Alasdair Gillies, Orchestra
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 7 Part one: Micheal MacDougall, Màiri MacInnes, Iain MacIver & John Murray Part two: Mary Sandeman, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Anne Lorne Gillies & Alasdair Gillies, Robert Mathieson
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 8 Part one: Orchestra, Anne Lorne Gillies, Murdigan, Natalie MacMaster & Tracey Dares Part two: Anne Lorne Gillies, Tom Sloss, Cathy Ann MacPhee & Màiri MacInnes, Orchestra
The story of two children who visit a farm with their mother and get into all kinds of mischief. Commended at the 7th Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1940.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: Amateur Cine World Highly commended British Film Institute/Scottish Film Council This film was commended at the 7th Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1940 The Players On the farm - Isabel Scott, Jeffrey Scott, Kenneth Scott, William Scott The visitors - C E Marshall, Muriel Marshall, Nairn Marshall.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 90. Week 5
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 91. Week 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 7
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 8
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] This programme was broadcast from Duncansburgh Church in Fort William, Lochaber
Producer, Abu-Tele LTD; Tern Television.
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] This programme features the Glenfinnan Mass
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Thid programme features a church service in Lochgair, Argyll, conducted by Reverend Roderick MacLeod
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Lochgair Hymns
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 9
A film biography of the African explorer David Livingstone.
p. M. A. Wetherell. -- Credits: played and p. by M.A. Wetherell [Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited and Rank Film Library].
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 10
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 96. Week 11
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 97. Week 12
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 98. Week 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 99. Week 14
A look back at the life and beatification of Mary MacKillop, the Catholic nun from Australia
Eddie MacNeil and his co-driver, Bob, travel 2,500 miles every week from the Isle of Barra to Madrid, transporting 20 tons of shellfish. The journey is hard, but the rewards are high. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 102. Week 17
The daily life of a schoolmaster including woodwork class, giving a film show, on a field trip and at a council meeting.
Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: [comm. Gordon Jackson] [schoolmaster played by Walter Carr].
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 103. Week 18
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 104. Week 19
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 105. Week 20
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 21
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 24
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 109. Week 25
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 26
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 111. Week 27
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 112. Week 28
The work of the Trefoil School for children with disabilities, with shots of children at summer camp, at meal time, learning crafts and playing various sports. An up-dated version of this film was made in 1956 [see ref. 1674].
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Produced by the Committee.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 29
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 114. Week 30
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 115. Week 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 32
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 33
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 118. Week 34
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Sydney. Programme 2
The facilities that the Trefoil school offers to children with disabilities.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 35
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 120. Week 36
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 121. Week 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 122. Week 38
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 123. Week 39
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 124. Week 40
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 41
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 126. Week 42
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 127. Week 43
Shot in the valley of Nethy, between the Cairngorms and Speyside, the film shows the animal and plant life of the area including golden plovers, wheatears and red stags.
Director, E G Cairns. -- Credits: E G Cairns presents Produced for Educational Films of Scotland by Mrs E G Cairns.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 129. Week 45
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 130. Week 46
The first of a two part programme which examines the scheme by Glasgow Corporation for boarding out city children with families in the Scottish highlands and islands. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
The second of a two part programme which examines the scheme by Glasgow Corporation for boarding out city children with families in the Scottish highlands and islands. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 130. Week 47
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 132. Week 48
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part one: Mary Catherine MacNeill, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Anne Lorne Gillies, Robert Mathieson Part two: Murdigan, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Iain MacIver & John Murray
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Part one: Iain MacIver & Cathy Ann MacPhee, Fiona Kennedy, Murdigan, Alasdair Fraser Part two: Fiona Kennedy, Tom Sloss, Chrissie MacVicar, Màiri Morrison
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part one: Màiri MacInnes, Michael MacDougall, Mary Sandeman, Robert Mathieson Part two: Mary Catherine MacNeil, Tonkan, Cathy Ann MacPhee
A look at the river Clyde, its bridges, ships, and buildings and traffic along its banks.
Credits: p. John C. Elder G B Instructional Ltd presents Junior Activity Films produced by John C Elder FRGS Following the River No 3 Distributed by G B Equipments Ltd.
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part one: Iain MacIver (New Tradition) Anne Lorne Gillies, Tom Sloss, Màiri Morrison Part two: Murdigan, Màiri MacInnes, Michael MacDougall
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Part one: Mary Sandeman, Iain MacIver & John Murray, Màiri MacInnes, Robert Mathieson Part two: Tom Sloss, Murdigan, Mary Catherine MacNeil
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Part one: Orchestra, Anne Lorne Gillies, Iain MacIver & John Murray (New Tradition) Mary Sandeman Part two: Murdigan, Anne Lorne Gillies, Iain MacIver & John Murray
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Special: Robert Mathieson
Cathy MacDonald travels by steam train from Glasgow to Mallaig to celebrate the centenary of the West Highland Line. [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 133. Week 49
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 134. Week 50
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 51
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 136. Week 1
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 138. Week 2
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 140. Week 5
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 142. Week 7
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 143. Week 8
Interpretation of a traditional Scots ballad which tells the story of a family in the nineteenth century awaiting the return of the man of the house.
Director, [d. Adam H Malcolm] ; Producer, SEFA [Edinburgh Group]. -- Credits: Production: The producers acknowledge most gratefully the help given by the Museum Service of Edinburgh Corporation. Cast Wife, Laura Brand, Maids, Peggy Silverman, Sandra Humphrey, Jock, Mervyn Benger, Kate, Doris McCaw, Singer, Laura Brand, Accompanist, Tom McCourt.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 146. Week 11
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 12
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Week 14
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Singapore. [Subtitled] Programme 1
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Wellington. [Subtitled] Programme 2
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Manhattan. [Subtitled] Programme 3
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who emigrated. This week, Melbourne. [Subtitled] Programme 4
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Vancouver. [Subtitled] Programme 5
A series of programmes visiting Gaels who have emigrated. This week, Jersey. [Subtitled] Programme 6
Young people enjoying various activities at Butlin's camp at Ayr. The purpose of the venture was to bring young Scots face to face with leaders in public life.
Director, Mary MacRae. -- Credits: Camp organised by the Scottish Standing Conference of Voluntary Youth Organisations ph. Miss Mary MacRae.
Coverage of the annual festival of Gaelic choral music.
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Featuring Dougie MacLean, Kira, Thomas Jimnez & Carlos Nunez, Phil Cunningham + Gerry O' Connor & Manus Lunny, Karen Matheson, Liam Lewis & Davy Spillane, Sandra MacKay
Cèol bho luchd-ciùil eadar-nàiseanta thairis air ceithir latha. Am partaidh mòr airson tilleadh dhachaigh! Music from top international acts delivered over four days to thousands of music lovers - the original homecoming party! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 With La Bottine Souriante, Calum Martin, Isobel Ann Martin, Calum Alex, Seonaidh MacMillan, The Wilders
Cèol bho luchd-ciùil eadar-nàiseanta thairis air ceithir latha. Am partaidh mòr airson tilleadh dhachaigh! Music from top international acts delivered over four days to thousands of music lovers - the original homecoming party! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 With The Chair, Michael McGoldrick, Karen Matheson, The Ploughboys, Box Club
Suil air ais air piosan ciùil bho fear a tha math air a chuisle-chiùil, an fheadag agus na pioban Uilleam, Mike McGoldrick agus a'chomhlan. Cuideachd bi 'The Wilders' a Kansas City air an ard urlar. A look back at some of the best sets from the master of flutes, whistles and Uilleann pipes - Mike McGoldrick and his band. Plus, the renowned 'hillibily hurricane' from Kansas City, The Wilders.[Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Ceòl bho Calum Martainn 's a chomhlan le taic bho Isobel Anna Mhàrtainn. Cuideachd, bi aon dhe na còmhlan òg Cheilteach as fhèarr ann an Alba, Face the West. Sets from the Megantic Outlaw performance with Calum Martin and band, accompanied by daughter Isobel. Also featuring one of the most exciting young Scottish bands emerging onto the Celtic music scene, Face the West. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Suil air ais air aon dhe na còmhlan a tha a cordadh ri daoine gu mòr aig fèisean ann an Astrailia, The Ploughboys. Cuideachd, an còmhlan a bhuannaich 'Scottish Trad Band of the Year' ann a 2008. 'S iad, The Chair. Featuring one of Australia's most popular festival bands with their eclectic mix of Australian Roots and Folk - The Ploughboys. Also featured are the renowned Orcadian eight piece and 2008 Scottish Trad Band of the year, The Chair. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Cèol bhon a chòmhlan ciùil miorbhaileach à Quebec, La Bottine Souriante. As an dèidh bi còmhlan a tha gu math beòthail, 's iad Box Club. Sets from the legendary Quebecois musical phenomenon La Bottine Souriante and the rhythmic and inventive Box Club. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 1
One of a series of 'annuals' made by the filmmaker between 1933 and 1980, it includes footage of the Empire Exhibition, D. G. Russell's family at Redlands and a wedding at Bearsden.
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 2
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 3
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 4
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 5
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 6
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 7
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 8
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 9
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 10
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 6
Salmon fishing by the ring net method on Loch Feochan, Argyllshire.
Director, Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 A Prize-winning Film p. Iain Dunnachie.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 8
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 7
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 3
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 1
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Còmhlan Julie Fowlis, Our Small Capital agus eile cuide ri Tony Kearney agus Mòrag Dhòmhnallach a' cur fàlte air 2009. Tony Kearney welcomes in 2009 with The Julie Fowlis Band. Morag Dhomhnallach, Tony Kearney is rionnagan bho saoghal na ciuil a toirt a' bhliadhn' ur a staigh. Morag MacDonald, Tony Kearney and an all-star cast bring in the New Year with style. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Program aithriseachd uair a thide a' coimhead ri na Gaidheal a bha mar phairt de phoileas bhaile Ghlaschu. Air a thoirt beo tro earannan a tasglainn agus ath-chruthachadh. Air aithris le Boyd Robasdan. Documentary detailing the experiences of Gaels in the City of Glasgow Police force. Featuring rare archive footage and short dramatized sequences. Narrated by Boyd Robertson. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Grinn ag ùrachadh a' phreas-aodaich aig càraid òg as an Eilean Sgitheanach. A young couple from Skye are helped to transform their wardrobe and step out in style. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Grinn a' toirt taic snasail is misneachd do dhithis ann an Inbhir Nis 's agus Glaschu. Traveling to Inverness and Glasgow to help two women realise their fashion potential. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
An award winning film, which shows children enjoying various activities at nursery school, including playing games, learning the alphabet, painting and using percussion instruments.
Director, T.H. Thoms. -- Credits: Specially commended by Amateur Cine World Awarded the Lizars Trophy in the Edinburgh Cine Society Competition 1953 Highly commended film in the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1953 Festival Commended in the 1954 competition of the Institute of Amateur Cinematographers p. T H Thoms.
Tha Grinn a' toirt fois gu beatha Iseabail agus a' toirt Derek do na bùithdean. The team help Ishbel from Skye to relax and Derek from Glasgow to shop. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha peathraichean, Marisa is Chrisella, an greim aig poilis an fhasain ann an Grinn. Sisters Marisa and Chrisella from Lewis get arrested by the Grinn fashion police. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
The car makeover show in which two teams battle to see whose car makes the most profit at auction. Presented by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Cartoon in Gaelic for preschool children about a pig called Peppa and her family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 27 - 39
Cartoon in Gaelic for preschool children about a pig called Peppa and her family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 40 - 52
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 1. Psalm 23 sung by the Glasgow Islay Choir, the hymn Be Thou My Vision by Kathleen Graham, and Suzie Roberts tells how her faith sustained her through her personal battle with cancer.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 2. Psalm 40 sung by Govan Gaelic Choir and the hymn A Thighearna Dhia by Calum Martin.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 3. Psalm 45 sung by Mairi MacInnes, the hymn 'Laoidh an Iasgair' by Norrie MacIver and Sìneag MacIntyre, and Sandy MacLean tells his own personal faith story.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 4. Psalm 102 sung by the Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Quartet, the hymn O Iosa Bi'n Còmhnaidh by Calum Alex MacMillan and Eilidh MacDougall tells her own personal faith story.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 5. Psalm 121 sung by Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir, the Hymn 'S E an Tighearna Fhèin Mo Chiobair by Mairi MacInnes and Rupa Citta Robertson tells her own personal faith story.
Glasgow University's Old College as seen through illustrations, paintings and photographs.
Producer, Scottish Film Council. -- Credits: arranged by C A Oakley ph. Frank M. Marshall Additional film sequences and recording by Douglas Gray comm. s. James Crampsey.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 6. Govan Gaelic Choir sings Psalm 91, Kathleen Graham sings the hymn 'Reul Àlainn a' Chuain' and Margaret MacSween tells her personal faith story.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 7. Psalm 69 sung by Calum Alex MacMillan, the hymn Solas na Grèine by Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Quartet and Margaret MacKinnon tells her own personal faith story.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 8. A special programme for Remembrance Sunday. Psalm 124 sung by Glasgow Gaelic Choir. The hymn Nam Aonar le mo Smuaintinn by Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir. Rev Angus Smith describes the part faith plays in war and loss.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 9. Psalm 31 sung by the Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Quartet, the hymn Laoidh Chalum Chille by Govan Gaelic Choir and Torquil MacLeod's personal faith story.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 10. Psalm 68 sung by Norrie MacIver, the hymn Mìorbhail Ghràis by Mairi MacInnes and Donna Barden tells her personal faith story.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Trobhad còmhla ri sgioba Air an Rathad fhad 's a tha iad a' feuchainn a-mach tòrr càraichean spòrsail 's snasail. Join the team as they test drive fun and fabulous cars. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Calum Iain and Louise are in the Cairngorms for the first ever Soapbox Challenge. 50 mph in a cartie - are they mad? Calum Iain puts the electric Tesla Roadster through its paces. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Fiona and Murray swap four wheels for two at the Simmer Dim Motorbike Rally. Louise is at Knockhill with 14-year-old Morris as he has his first go behind the wheel. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Louise watches banger racing at the Racewall in Cowdenbeath. Fiona has her first motorbike lesson and finds it's not as easy as it looks. Murray test-drives the Kia Soul Burner. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Stunt driver Paul Swift has Fiona clinging to her seat as he shows her how to perfect J-turns. Murray tries out tractor racing in Lewis. Louise test drives the Vauxhall Insignia. [Source - BBC online]
Some aspects of the Church of Scotland Extension work are shown in this story of a family's evacuation from an Edinburgh slum to a new housing area, in Pilton.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: story by Rev. Arthur H Dunnet scenario Norman Wilson.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Calum Iain and Louise go head-to-head at an Autotesting meet at Knockhill, while Fiona puts the Alfa Romeo Mito through its paces. Also, Murray tests a new gadget - a car shower. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Motoring programme. Murray tries his hand at limo driving, as he chauffeurs a 21st birthday party around Kilmarnock, and Fiona takes the new Saab 9-5 estate for a spin. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Thrills and spills at Rally Hebrides in Lewis, where even Calum Iain comes a cropper. Fiona heads for Dundee in a tank and Murray is rather taken with the new Lexus Hybrid. [Source - BBC online]
The life of controversial theologian Dr Donald Macleod. Às aonais freumhan, tha e do-dhèanta a bhith radaiceach. Beatha an àrd-ollamh Dòmhnall MacLeòid, daidhair connspaideach. . [Source - BBC Alba]
Bheir dithis charaid turas gu prèiridh Chanada gu cridhe sgaradh teaghlaich an duine. Iain MacPherson takes his friend Ewen MacKay on a journey to the Canadian prairies. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sgeulachd a' mhurtair ainmeil Robert Black, a chuir às de co-dhiù tri nighean òg as na '80s, 's a tha tighinn fo amharas as ùr. Profile of notorious child killer Robert Black, who murdered three young girls in the 1980s. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air ais air naidheachdan ionadail, naiseanta 's eadar-naiseanta na bliadhna. A review of local and national news in 2009
As deidh trichead 'sa coig bliadhna, tha sar chomhlan-ciuil Na h-Òganaich air ais a' claradh as ùr, ach a bheil an seann chomas fhathast aca? After a gap of 35 years, legendary Gaelic group Na h-Òganaich are back in the recording studio, but can they recapture their old magic? [Source - BBC Alba]
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodas fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl ceilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. Ag aithris, Cailean MacGillLeathain. The annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it's a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. Presented by Cailean MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A prize-winning film at the 1949 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, showing three young boys on bicycles coping with traffic.
[filmed by W. Nimmo SAAC member, Ayr]. -- Credits: [A prize winning film at the 1949 Scottish Amateur Film Festival] .
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodas fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl ceilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. Ag aithris, Cailean MacGillLeathain. The annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it's a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. Presented by Cailean MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Mur a b'urrainn dhut a bhith aig an fhèis san Lùnasdal, an cothrom ceòl fhaicinn bho Thatù Armailteach Dhùn Èidean. For those unable to attend the festival in August, a chance to see the action from the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. [Source - BBC Alba]
In this Year of Homecoming, Norman John Gillies, the last surviving male St Kildan, returns with his son for an emotional visit to his island birthplace. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 4 Taghadh bhon Chonsart Dheireannach à Eden Court ann an Inbhir Nis a bha loma-làn! 'S abair oidhche! A-measg nan rionnagan eadar-nàiseanta a bha a' gabhail pàirt - à Canada, na Barra MacNeils le am measgachadh air leth de dh' òrain, puirt agus dannsa-ceum! Highlights of the Blas Grand Finale Concert. International stars appearing include Canadian supergroup the Barra MacNeils with their fantastic mixture of songs and step dancing. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd. Programme 1
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd. Programme 2
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd. Programme 3
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay.Programme 1
Credits: presented by Neen MacKay = Neen NicAoidh.
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 2
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay.Programme 3
Filmed over a period of twelve years, we are taken on a journey through the Caledonian Canal in a motor yacht, travelling from east to west.
[filmed by D.G. Russell]. -- Credits: This film is a modest tribute to Thomas Telford and the unsung heroes who made the canal in the face of adversity..
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay.Programme 4
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay.Programme 5
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at a Subsea electrical grid connector from Western Isles to the mainland, German elections and threat to the Auschwitz-Birken museum due to a lack of finance
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at the Irish vote on the Lisbon agreement, and an increase in support for far right politics in Hungary
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at freedom of media in Italy, credit unions in Govan and the Western Isles, and Silesia claims for autonomy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at public service cuts in Romania, national service in Sweden to cease, and calls for a new ferry service from Lochboisdale to Mallaig
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at the doubt over Ukraine's ability to host Euro 2012 football championships, and falling populations in Scottish Island communities.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall, and the demise of communism throughout Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at broadband availability in the Western Isles and Finald, and how the use of English language affects Swedish language
The Forth and Clyde Canal's operations on its last year of use.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at the situation of Kurds in Turkey
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at the unrest remaining in Bosnia Herzegovina following the breakup of Yugoslavia, and how Denmark is setting an example on the protection of environment from climate change.
A look at environmental stories from the Eòrpa archive. Programme 10
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories on the topic of rural communities. Programme 11
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories from the Balkan countries. Programme 12
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories relating to integration throughout Europe. Programme 13
Billionaire Donald Trump is famous, confident and controversial. He is also only one generation away from being a Gaelic speaker. Patricia Macleod travels to New York and Lewis to speak to his family, his colleagues and himself. She aims to discover who the real Donald Trump is, and she is behind the scenes for his homecoming to Lewis as he meets his relatives there for the first time [Source - MG Alba]
Sgeulachd a' mhurtair Dennis Nilsen a chuir às de 15 fear òg as na '80s. The story of serial killer Dennis Nilsen, who murdered 15 young men in the 1980s. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With Wake the President, Nos Ùr Competition - Kablus, Zoey van Goey, Òran Ùr Rapal Competition, Wake the President
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With Jocasta Sleeps, BBC Introducing Stage at T in the Park. Rachael Cormack
Made for screening at an international zoological meeting in Paris, the film shows the work of the Scottish National Zoological Park, highlighting its naturalistic methods of exhibition.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Tha Cathy NicDhomhnaill a toirt dhuinn sealladh inntinneach air dol a-mach làitheil an cleasaiche Billy Boyd. Join Cathy MacDonald for a fun packed day with Lord of the Rings star Billy Boyd, including a glimpse in rehearsal of his band, Beecake
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Tha Cathy NicDhomhnaill a cur seachad latha comhla ri Charan Gill. Cathy MacDonald spends a busy day in the life of the millionaire 'curry king of Scotland' Charan Gill, picking up tips on how to be an entrepreneur.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Tha Cathy NicDhomhnaill a toirt dhuinn sealladh inntinneach air dol a-mach làitheil Kaye Adams agus a cluiche geam cneutaig. Cathy MacDonald spends an eventful day with one of Scotland's top broadcasters, Kaye Adams, including a surprisingly competitive game of tennis.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Tha Cathy NicDhomhnaill a toirt dhuinn sealladh èibhinn air an cleasaiche Ailean Stiubhart. Join Cathy MacDonald for lots of laughs and a trip down memory lane with one of Scotland's best-loved entertainers, Allan Stewart.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ann an Lunnain agus i a' cur seachad an latha leis an dealbhadair ainmeil, Rankin. Cathy MacDonald spends the day in London with top UK fashion photographer Rankin.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7 Tha Cathy Nic Dhòmhnaill a' cur seachad an latha leis an sàr sgrìobhadair Christopher Brookmyre. Join Cathy MacDonald for a day in the life of multi award-winning Scottish author, Christopher Brookmyre.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' toirt dhuinn sealladh air dol a-mach làitheil Fiona Best. Cathy MacDonald goes behind the scenes at one of Scotland's top fashion events with former model and leading event organizer Fiona Best.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' faighinn sealladh air beatha làitheil Martin Wishart a tha os cionn aon dha na h-àiteachan bidhe as fheàrr ann an Alba. Cathy MacDonald gets some first-class cooking tips and a glimpse into one of Scotland's top kitchens from Michelin-award-winning chef Martin Wishart.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10 Cathy MacDonald is in New York to meet Glasgow-born Harry Benson, a renowned photo journalist who has photographed every president since Eisenhower.
A compilation of newsreel footage of Benny Lynch boxing matches, including his fights with Jurich and Peter Kane. [Commentary missing].
Producer, Movietone and British Movietone News.
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 3 Sreath ùr a' leantainn cupail a tha an dùil pòsadh. A-nochd, bithidh Anne Mhoireasdan ann an Glaschu a' coinneachadh ri Dòmhnall agus Pauline. Series about Scottish couples getting married, presented by Anne Morrison. Anne is in Glasgow to meet Donald and Pauline. [Source - BBC Online]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 2 An t-seachdainnsa tha Anne Mhoireasdan a' coinneachadh ri seann charaid Charissa Chaimbeull, 's i a' pòsadh a dh' aithghearr ann an Leòdhas. Anne Morrison meets childhood friend Charissa Campbell and finds out about her fairytale wedding in Lewis. [Source - BBC Online]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 5 Tha Anne Mhoireasdan shuas ann an Obar Dheathainn 's i a' coinneachadh ri Marion agus Geoff air thoiseach air an latha mòr aca sna Hearradh. Anne Morrison travels to Aberdeen to meet Marion and Geoff ahead of their wedding in Harris. [Source - BBC Online]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 4 Anns a' phrògram mu dheireadh san t-sreath tha Anne Mhoireasdan a' coinneachadh ri Emma agus Niall agus iad a' pòsadh shuas san Eilean Sgitheanach. In the last of the present series, Anne Morrison meets Emma and Neil and attends their wedding in Skye. [Source - BBC Online]
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Probably footage originally acquired by John Grierson at Scottish Television for inclusion in the series "This Wonderful World", it shows the construction area for the Finnart Ocean Terminal.
Producer, [p.c. possibly BBC Television].
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 2
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 3
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition.Programme 4
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 5
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 6
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition.Programme 7
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 8
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition.Programme 9
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 10
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 11
Highlighting the main industrial and housing problems facing the Corporation of Greenock and solutions proposed.
Director, Hamilton Tait. -- Credits: scenario M. Gordon Williamson nar. Frank Phillips.
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 12
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 13
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 14
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 15
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition Programme 16
Sixteen professional and amateur chefs compete in a new series of the culinary competition. Programme 17
Donald MacSween joins Scottish and international heavies competing for the Grampian Games Championship at the Ballater Highland Games. Episode 1 of 3.
Donald MacSween marches with the Clansmen and competes with the heavies at the Lonach Highland Gathering. Episode 2 of 3.
Donald MacSween presents a clash of the titans as the Heavies battle for glory at the Braemar Royal Highland . Gathering. Episode 3 of 3.
A camping expedition by an uncle and his nephew, showing the do's and don'ts of the countryside code.
Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder.
A' chiad phrògram san t-sreath air bàrdachd Ghàidhlig na h-ochdamh agus na naoidheamh lìnn deug. An t-seachdain seo se 'atharrachadh' cuspair na bà rdachd. Series on 18th and 19th century Gaelic poetry. The first episode's theme is 'change'. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Atharrachadh
Suil air bàrdachd Ghàidhlig na h-ochdamh agus na naoidheamh lìnn deug. An t-seachdain seo se 'mealladh' cuspair na bàrdachd. Exploring themes of deception in Gaelic poetry from the 18th and 19th centuries. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Mealladh
How Gaelic poets of the 18th and 19th centuries dealt with themes of conflict. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Strì
Sùil air mar a tha 'gaol' a' nochdadh ann am bàrdachd Ghàidhlig na h-ochdamh is na naoidheamh lìnn deug. How love is dealt with in 18th and 19th century Gaelic poetry. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Gaol
Suil air bàrdachd Ghàidhlig na h-ochdamh agus na naoidheamh lìnn deug. An t-seachdain seo se 'moraltachd' cuspair na bàrdachd. A look at Gaelic poetry from the 18th and 19th centuries. This episode's theme is morality. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Moraltachd
A promotional film for the Territorial Army in Scotland, the TA's training techniques are highlighted.
Director, Clifford J. Strain ; Producer, Strain Limited. -- Credits: ph. G.B. Equipments.
Anns a' phrògram mu dheireadh san t-sreath air bàrdachd Ghàidhlig na h-ochdamh agus na naoidheamh lìnn deug sùil air mar a tha na bàird a' dèiligeadh ri 'ionndrainn'. A look at Gaelic poetry from the 18th and 19th centuries. The final episode of the series is about longing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Ionndrainn
Sealladh air mar a tha Eilean Bharraigh an-diugh, an coimeas ri 1965 nuair a chaidh am film a chraoladh an toiseach. Updating a profile of the Island of Barra first broadcast in 1965. [Source - BBC Alba]
A' sealg a' chuga an-diugh an coimeas ris a' chiad chraoladh den fhilm an 1969. Hunting solan geese nowadays compared with the first film of this in 1969. [Source - BBC Alba]
Updating the impression of life on the Isle of Lewis given by the MacDonald sisters, first broadcast in 1969.
Seasaidh Lexy le a taghadh fhèin den chomadaidh as fheàrr a chunnacas ann an Gàidhlig. Seasaidh Lexy, the Great Dame of Gaelic entertainment, introduces a treasure trove of Gaelic comedy clips. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 1 Taghadh de dh' òrain bho Karen NicMhathain, Michael Marra agus Seumas Greumach bhon chuirm 'An Ear san Iar' aig fèis Blas 2009. Highlights from the East Meets West concert at the Blas 2009 festival featuring Karen Matheson, Michael Marra and James Graham. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 2 À Blas 2009, taghadh de dh' òrain is fuinn bhon chuirm 'Ceanglaichean Teaghlaich'. A' gabhail pàirt Seonaidh & Calum Ailig MacMhaolain; Donnchadh and Iain MacIllebhrath; Dagger & Niall Gòrdon; agus Gerry and Donal O' Connor. A selection of songs and tunes from the Blas 2009 Family Ties concert, featuring Seonaidh and Calum Alex MacMillan, Duncan and Iain MacGillivray, Dagger and Neil Gordon, and Gerry and Donal O' Connor. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Programme 3 Taghadh bho chruinneachadh shònraichte a chaidh a chlàradh ann an Taigh-staile Bheinn Nibheis sa Ghearasdan, a' moladh priomh dheoch na h-Alba - an t-uisge-beatha! Air a chur ri chèile leis a' cheòladair ainmeil, Iain MacFàrlain à Gleann Fhionnain, agus le taic bho Ingrid NicEanraig agus Eòghann MacDhonnchaidh, bidh gealladh air deàgh òrain, is puirt, agus craic gu leòr! Slàinte! Highlights from a stunning show celebrating our national drink - whisky. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 11. Christmas edition. Govan Choir sing Èisd san Iarmailt Òran Binn, Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association perform Psalm 89, Brigadier Iain MacFarlane gives an account of the role his personal beliefs have played in his life and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 12. Kathleen Graham sings Psalm 72, and Calum Alex MacMillan sings Criosda a-mhàin. Chrissie Mary MacNeil tells how her faith has helped her deal with life-threatening illness in the family, and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica
Using diagrams, working models, and actual scenes, this film outlines the industrial development of Clydesdale, including its iron and steelworks, textile mills and shipbuilding.
Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: The working models in this film were photographed in the Art Galleries and Museum, Kelvingrove, through the courtesy of the Corporation of Glasgow. [Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited].
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 13. James Graham sings Psalm 95, Cathy Ann MacPhee and Kathleen MacInnes sing 'Solas M Àigh' and Chrissie MacEachen talks about the role faith has played in her life.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 14. Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 16 and Rev. Kenneth MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in his life.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 15. James Graham sings Psalm 95, Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre sing Ri Taobh Shiloaim anns an Sgàil and Shona MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 16. Cathie Anne MacPhee sings Statue Ruaidheabhal, Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 85 and Mairi MacIver talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 17. Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sings Sibhs' Tha Mach à Criosd, Kathleen Graham performs Psalm 46, Donald Morrison gives a personal account on the role religion plays in his life and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 18. Calum Martin performs Psalm 133, Màiri MacInnes sings Do Làmh a Chrìosda, Paul Murray gives a personal account of the role religion plays in his life and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 19. Calum Martin sings Gràdh Dhè, Kathleen Graham performs Psalm 132, Rev Mairi Byers shares her story of faith and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 20. Calum Alex MacMillan performs Psalm 37, Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sing A Mhoire Mhìn-gheal, Lachie MacLeod gives a personal account of the role religion plays in his life and talks about his spiritual work in Romania, and Mary Smith reads from Carmina Gadelica.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 21. Compilation show featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 22. A special compilation show featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Glasgow Islay Quartet singing Solas na Grèine, Calum Martin with Gràdh Dhìa and Màiri MacInnes singing Psalm 118.
The various processes in the production of tweed, from the gathering of wool to the finished product.
Producer, Joint Production Committee. -- Credits: [Made for the SEFA - SFC Joint Production Committee by Edinburgh Branch of the Scottish Educational Film Association] The producer acknowledges the great courtesy of the management of Phymer's Mill, Earlston in granting facilities for the making of this film..
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 23. A special compilation show featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Glasgow Islay Choir singing Psalm 23, Calum Alex MacMillan with 'Criosd a-mhàin' and Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association singing 'Sibhs' Tha Mach À Criosd'.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 24. A special compilation show featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Calum Martin singing Psalm 133, Màiri MacInnes with 'S E an Tighearna Fhèin Mo Chiobair and Kathleen Graham singing Psalm 46.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 1 Featuring writer and broadcaster Mary Ann MacDonald
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 2 Featuring Lachie MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 3 Featuring Kenny Matheson
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 4 Featuring Norman MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 5 Featuring Father Calum MacLellan
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 6 Featuring John Murray
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 7 Featuring Chrissie Lawson
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 8 Featuring Donald MacLean
A record of Royal visits to Scotland, including shots of King George VI and the Royal Family visiting Balmoral and Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret at the Highland games.
Producer, Crown Film Unit. -- Credits: Made by Gerry Bryant, Jonah Jones, Ken Cameron, Terry Trench, and Richard Warren The Kirkintilloch Junior Choir conducted by Rev John R Macpherson The Pipe Band of the City of Glasgow Police directed by Pipe John MacDonald.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 9 Featuring Reverend Angus Smith
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 10 Featuring Murdo Morrison
Thigibh còmhla rinn an Oidhche ron Nollaig seo airson seirbheis shònraichte ecumenaich bho Eaglais Ness Bank, Inbhir Nis. Am measg an luchd-ciùil tha Kathleen NicAonghais, Magaidh NicDhòmhnaill agus Seumas Greumach. A very special Christmas Eve ecumenical service from Ness Bank Church, Inverness. With performances from Kathleen MacInnes, Maggie MacDonald and James Graham. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 1 Bana-chleasaiche agus craoladair, a' taghadh am biadh is fheàrr leòtha ann an cuideachd Tony Kearney. Tony Kearney savours the favourite meals of two special guests. [Source - BBC Alba] With Dolina MacLennan and Donald Cameron
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 2 Do mhiann air truinnsear - sin na th'aig na h-aoighean aig Tony Kearney. The favourite meals of two very different guests, enjoyed in the company of host Tony Kearney. With Alick MacDonald and Sandra Murray [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 3 Dotair agus bana-sheinneadair an cuideachd Tony Kearney, 's iad ag ithe 's a' còmhradh mu bhiadh. Food and chat with Tony Kearney. Guests include singer Mary Anne Kennedy and Dr Sarah Marr [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 4 Iain Mac 'Illemhicheil agus Mairead NicLeòid aig bòrd cuide ri Tony Kearney. Food and chat with Tony Kearney. John Carmichael and Margaret Macleod discuss their favourite foods. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 5 Cuimhneachain agus beachd air taighean-bìdhe Lunnain, is Tommy MacAsgaill na aoigh aig Tony Kearney. London Gael Tommy MacAskill joins Tony Kearney for a meal, and reminisces. With Flora MacNeil [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 6 Roghainn sònraichte, teth aig fear de na h-aoighean aig Tony agus iad ann an còmhradh mu bhiadh. Tony Kearney invites two guests for a meal. One of today's diners has hot tastes. With Morag Stewart. [Source - BBC Alba]
Neen Mackay's Scottish angling odyssey continues, featuring spring salmon. Programme 1
The grounds and ruins of Arbroath Abbey during its historical pageant. Shots of the decorated floats procession in the streets of Arbroath.
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 3
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 4
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 5
A visual odyssey through 1,000 years of Gaelic song.
Director, [d. David Halliday] ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: [Director David Halliday Production Company: Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Commissioning Company: Channel Four, Comataidh Telebhisean Gaidhlig Executive Producer: Rod Stoneman Producer: David Halliday Script: David Halliday, Domnhaill Ruadh Poetry: Sorley Maclean, Iain Crichton Smith Photography: Sam Maynard Animator: Edward O'Donnelly, Jessica Langford, David Halliday Editor: Cassandra Mcgrogan Music: Horia Suiano].
AONGHAS PÀDRAIG CAIMBEUL: MEAS AIR CHRANNAIBH
Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul a' bruidhinn mu bheatha, agus mun obair aige, ann an còmhradh farsaing ri Maighstir Cailean MacAonghais. Angus Peter Campbell discusses his life and work in an interview with Colin MacInnes. With performances from Mary Ann Kennedy, Michael Marra, Cathy MacDonald and Al Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba]
ARBROATH HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AND OPENING OF BATHING POOL
The opening day of Arbroath Bathing Pool and a diving display by the world champion, the American Pete Desjardins.
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 25. A special compilation show featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir singing 'Nam Aonar le Mo Smuaintean', Norrie MacIver and Sìneag MacIntyre with Psalm 68 and Calum Martin singing 'A Thighearna Dhia'.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at the downturn in the economy of rural Spain, how special areas of conservation are planned for a sea area off Barra, and unification in Cyprus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 A look at transport link in the Scottish Islands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 A look at the minority government in Holland, Gaelic medium education in secondary schools, and Israeli civil weddings in Cyprus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Moldova special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 A look at the status of Gaelige in Northern Ireland and Eire, and blood donations in Scotland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Rape victims in Bosnia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A look at the communist legacy in Albania, and a review of other stories covered in the series
Tha an sàr-phìobaire/ceòladair Fred Moireasdan, comhla ri triuir charaidean cheòlmhor, a' tabhainn oidhche de cheòl 's òran bho thaigh-seinnse Lord Todd's, Glaschu, rè seachdainn Piping Live 2009. Piping supremo Fred Morrison is joined by three of his talented friends at the Lord Todd's Bar, Glasgow, for an evening of music and song during Piping Live week 2009. [Source - BBC Alba]
The Scottish National Exhibition in Edinburgh in 1908, including shots of the Scottish National Pageant of Allegory, Myth and History in aid of the Scottish Children's League of Pity; also includes footage of the Empire Palace Theatre fire aftermath.
Producer, Gaumont Company and Pathe Freres. -- Credits: Cinematograph by the Gaumont Company, 142 Trongate, Glasgow, by exclusive permission of Valentine & Sons, Dundee [Pathe Freres (2.19) to (2.51)].
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd.Programme 3
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd. Programme 4
Coverage of the 2009 Royal National Mòd. Programme 5
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Campbeltown.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. Scarista.
A recruiting film for the Civil Defence Corps.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. Ness.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. Dunvegan.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. Balquidder.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. Atholl and Weem.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. National Day 1.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. National Day 2.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. National Day 3.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10. Internationals Day 1.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11. Internationals Day 2.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11. Internationals Day 3.
A study of Eriskay's crofting life, filmed by Dr. Kissling during a sailing holiday.
Director, Dr. Werner Kissling. -- Credits: ed. supervision John Gifford intro. music comp. Duncan M. Morison [intro.] sung by Sydney MacEwan tradit. airs sung by London Gaelic Choir cond. J.S. MacIntyre sd. rec. by Imperial Sound Studios.
Triùir co-dhiù marbh - ach an è Peter Tobin am murtair is miosa san dùthaich? Powerful drama. Is Peter Tobin the UK's worst serial killer? [Source - BBC Alba]
Fàilte gu Fraochy Bay , baile nach fhaic thu a h-uile là! Is iomadh annas a tha ri fhaicinn sa bhaile , agus sin gun ghuth air cail ach muinntir a bhaile fhèin. Tha strainnsearan a' nochdadh gun fhiosta ach saoil de a chì iad? Welcome to the colourful and unusual world of Fraochy Bay, a miniature metropolis somewhere off the fringes of the map, populated by a cast of unusual characters where anything can happen - and frequently does. Some unexpected visitors descend from above for their first visit to Fraochy Bay. [Source - BBC Alba]
Welcome to the colourful and unusual world of Fraochy Bay, a miniature metropolis somewhere off the fringes of the map.
A drama involving witches casting a spell over a group of picnickers.
Director, the Bearsden Film Club. -- Credits: cast members of Bearsden Film Club.
The work of the Blood Transfusion Service in Glasgow.
Producer, Glasgow Scientific Film Society Experimental Group. -- Credits: ph. Frank. M. Marshall [The technical details of administration and withdrawal were supervised by Dr. G. G. Browning and staff at the Western Infirmary, Glasgow. Thanks to Professor James P. Todd of the Central Depot & his assistants].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 1 A look at a Subsea electrical grid connector from Western Isles to the mainland, German elections and threat to the Auschwitz-Birken museum due to a lack of finance
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] [Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at the Irish vote on the Lisbon agreement, and an increase in support for far right politics in Hungary
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 A look at freedom of media in Italy, credit unions in Govan and the Western Isles, and Silesia claims for autonomy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 A look at public service cuts in Romania, national service in Sweden to cease, and calls for a new ferry service from Lochboisdale to Mallaig
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 5 A look at the doubt over Ukraine's ability to host Euro 2012 football championships, and falling populations in Scottish Island communities.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall, and the demise of communism throughout Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 7 A look at broadband availability in the Western Isles and Finald, and how the use of English language affects Swedish language
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 8 A look at the situation of Kurds in Turkey
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 9 A look at the unrest remaining in Bosnia Herzegovina following the breakup of Yugoslavia, and how Denmark is setting an example on the protection of environment from climate change.
Wedding ceremony between the Hon. Flora Marjory Fraser (daughter of Lord Saltoun) to Captain Alexander Ramsay at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Fraserburgh.
[attributed to James S Nairn]. -- Credits: [Possibly made by James S. Nairn as a local topical].
A look at environmental stories from the Eòrpa archive. [Subtitled] Programme 10
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories on the topic of rural communities. [Subtitled] Programme 11
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Rape victims in Bosnia
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories relating to integration throughout Europe. [Subtitled] Programme 13
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 14 A look at the downturn in the economy of rural Spain, how special areas of conservation are planned for a sea area off Barra, and unification in Cyprus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 A look at transport link in the Scottish Islands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 16 A look at the minority government in Holland, Gaelic medium education in secondary schools, and Israeli civil weddings in Cyprus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 17 A Moldova special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 18 A look at the status of Gaelige in Northern Ireland and Eire, and blood donations in Scotland
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories from the Balkan countries. [Subtitled] Programme 12
Record of Crookston Street School Highland Tour. The group visits Skye and Dunvegan Castle where they meet Dame Flora MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod; Pringles Mill, Inverness; Elgin Cathedral; the Queen's Church, Crathie and Balmoral Castle.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 20 A look at the communist legacy in Albania, and a review of other stories covered in the series
Lord Provost Wilson promoting the need to invest in War Savings certificates.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba]
The Duchess of York names the new lifeboat "John and William Mudie", 31st August, 1932, boards the lifeboat and is taken on a trip around the harbour.
A' sgrùdadh arc-eòlas na h-Alba. Sreath ùr de shia phrògraman air an libhrigeadh le Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill. Anns a' phrògram seo thathas a' lorg arc-eòlas agus chithear aon de na làraichean as cudromaiche anns an dùthaich far a bheil arc-eòlaichean a' feuchainn ri lùchairt a' chiad righ ann an Alba fhoillseachadh. Exploring the archaeology of Scotland in a six-part series presented by Kirsty MacDonald. Finding archaeology, featuring one of the most important sites in the country where archaeologists are trying to find the palace of Scotland's first king. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A' lorg arc-eòlas
A' sgrùdadh arc-eòlas an là an-diugh. 'S e arc-eòlas fo uisge cuspair a' phrògraim seo far am faicear tobhtaichean aon de na gàrraidhean-iarainn as sine ann an Alba, pàirt de sheann chaladh anns an Eilean Sgitheanach. Exploring Scotland's archaeology today. The underwater remains of what could be Scotland's oldest shipyard, part of an ancient harbour in Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Arc-eòlas sònraichte na h-Alba. Anns a' phrògram seo thathas a' coimhead ri arc-eòlas coimhearsnachd, far a bheil coimhearsnachdan ionadail a' cuideachadh arc-eòlaichean eachdraidh na h-Alba a thuigsinn. Scotland's unique archaeology. Local communities help archaeologists understand Scotland's past. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Arc-eòlas na h-Alba. Anns a' phrògram seo, bidh Curstaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' toirt sùil air na dòighean diofraichte a tha arc-eòlaichean a' cleachdadh airson eachdraidh na h-Alba fhoillseachadh. Scotland's archaeology. Extreme archaeology. Presenter Kirsty MacDonald looks at some of the unusual methods used by archaeologists to reveal Scotland's past. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Arc-eòlas na h-Alba mar a tha e an-diugh. Anns a' phrògram seo thathas a' coimhead ri arc-eòlas a' crìonadh, far am faicear cuid de na làraichean agus nithean as prìseil a tha timcheall na costaichean againn agus a th' ann an cunnart a dhol à sealladh. Scotland's archaeology. Some of the valuable sites and artefacts around our coasts that are in danger of being lost forever. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A' rannsachadh arc-eòlas timcheall Alba. Anns a' phrògram seo, thathas a' coimhead ri cleachdaidhean arc-eòlais agus a' sealltainn beachdan an là an-diugh air cuid de na seann chleachdaidhean tìodhlaigidh annasach agus cladh a chaidh a lorg bho chionn ghoirid anns an Eilean Sgitheanach a tha a' dol air ais ceithir mìle bliadhna ann an Alba. Scotland's archaeology. Current thinking on unusual ancient burial practices. A recently-discovered cemetery in Skye dating back to a Scotland of 4,000 years ago. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Footage of the Stone of Destiny and an interview with Arbroath councillors Thornton and Gardner talking about their role in returning the Stone.
BOBBIN MILL - SGEULACHD LUCHD-SIUBHAIL. A GYPSY TALE.
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 1 - 17 Featuring Treacherous Orchestra, Emily Smith, Ruairaidh MacMillan, Ross Ainslie & Jarleth Henderson, Fred Morrison, Deaf Shepherd, Kathleen MacInnes, Dòmhnall Seathach Sa Charaidean
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episodes 18 - 23 Featuring Salsa Celtica, Uist Cèilidh Night, Moonlighting, Cormier, Barra MacNeils, Ruari Sutherland & Norrie MacIver, Donnie Munro
Retelling the most heroic tales of all time. Theseus discovers that King Minos is forcing his father, the King of Athens, to sacrifice his people to a monster called the Minotaur. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
ST. LEONARD'S AND ST. KATHARINE'S SCHOOL
School activities at St. Leonard's girls school, St. Andrews.
Series retelling the most heroic stories of all time. The story of Atalanta, protector of animals, who helped Prince Meleager kill a gigantic metal monster. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
SIONNACH SGIANACH ‘S NA SEÒID, AN: SERIES 1
Gaelic language version of animated tv series X-Men. Episode 10 Greetings from Genosha. Tha Coinneach a' faicinn an fhìor Ghenosha - an e dha-rìribh Pàrras a th'ann? With Kurt in Genosha the truth about the so-called 'mutant paradise' comes out. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic language version of animated tv series X-Men. Episode 12 Excessive Force. Tha Iain fhathast gu math brònach mu Shìne agus nuair a tha e a' dol air a tòir, tha e a' dol an aghaidh An Truailleadair. Still grieving over Jean's disappearance, Cyclops leads the team into battle with the mutant scientist Sinister. [Source - BBC Alba]
SIONNACH SGIANACH ‘S NA SEÒID, AN: SERIES 2
Gaelic language version of animated tv series X-Men. Episode 5
Gaelic language version of animated tv series X-Men. Episode 8
Stop motion animated series [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17 Glac! [Catch!]
Stop motion animated series [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 19 Chan e mise bh'ann! [Wasn't me!]
Mischief and mishap with the super evil gang. Episode 4 Upraid-Fhiacla!/Fo-Aodach A Dhìth Four bumbling Super Villains who have a whole new approach to badness. [Source - BBC Alba]
Mischief and mishap with the super evil gang. Episode 10 Altram Gun Chiall/Rùm airson Ceathrar Cleas 's cron còmhla ri sgioba nan sàr eucoir. Mischief with the super-evil gang. Cròg creates a mutant for Cuilean Luain in his laboratory. [Source - BBC Alba]
Working dogs. Exploring the work of Scotland's police dogs. Springer spaniel Buddy and his handler go in search of illegal drugs while Blade provides essential back up for the tactical firearms team. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
ST. LEONARD'S SCHOOL 50 YEARS JUBILEE 1927
Footage of celebrations surrounding St. Leonards's school 50 years Jubilee 1927, including the Duchess of York opening the new library.
Working dogs. The work of some remarkable guide dogs. Violet and Lena attend puppy class, and Eddie is put through his paces at the Guide Dog Centre in Forfar. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Working dogs. The dedication of Scotland's fire and search and rescue dogs. Featuring Scotland's only 'accelerant detector dogs' and novice dog Coby is trained in Glen Nevis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 7 Tha iasg gu mòr a' nochdadh air a' chlàir-bìdhe - dithis a' tadhal air Tony Kearney 'son biadh is còmhradh. Fish features on the menu as Tony Kearney's dinner guests discuss food. With Allan MacDonald and Marie MacAulay [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 8 Ciamar a tha dòigh-beatha a' bualadh air do roghainn bìdhe? Sin a' cheist a th'aig Tony Kearney. How does lifestyle affect diet? Tony Kearney is the host with the questions. With Jo MacDonald and Alasdair Allan [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 9 Fergie Dòmhnallach ann an còmhradh le Tony Kearney 's iad ag ithe 's a' meòireachadh air biadh. Renowned musician Fergie MacDonald and Agnes Rennie join Tony Kearney for a meal and a chat about food. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 10 Dithis ainmeil a' taghadh am biadh is fheàrr leòtha - agus tha fàilte chridheil aig Tony Kearney dhaibh. Host Tony Kearney invites two well-known guests to dinner. [Source - BBC Alba] With Anne Lorne Gillies and Norman MacLeod
Caomhinn MacNeill agus an Danube. Kevin MacNeill cycles the Danube. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 11 Do mhiann air truinnsear - dè th'ann? Cuiridh Tony na ceistean agus dithis a' tighinn gu dìnneir. What is your desire on a plate? Two dinner guests talk with Tony Kearney. [Source - BBC Alba] With Maggie Cunningham and Ishbel MacAskill
Cookery show with Tony Kearney. Programme 12 Biadh is còmhradh. Cuide ri Tony Kearney, tha Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill agus Aonghas Brianan MacNèill. Rhoda MacDonald and Angus Brendan MacNeil join Tony Kearney for dinner and chat. [Source - BBC Alba] With Rhoda MacDonald and Angus Brendan MacNeil
Sàr fhìdhleirean Shealtainn air ais airson cuirm shonraichte aig Fèis Chiùil Shealtainn. Shetland's master musicians return for a special concert at the renowned Shetland Folk Festival. [Source - BBC Alba]
Early photographs depict the history of St. Leonards' School for Girls and the film shows the arrival of girls for a new term by steam train, motor coach and horse-drawn cabs.
Director, Jan Read and Oscar Oeser. -- Credits: p. and ph. with the assistance of the staff and girls of St Leonard's School by Jan Read and Oscar Oeser.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 1.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 2.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 3.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 4.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 5.
What does the Partick of today look like and does it still retain a Gaelic identity? [synopsis BBC Alba] Programme 6.
Julie Fowlis a'lìbhreagadh cuirm chùil bho fèis Piping Live. Pòsadh de cheòl chlasaigeach agus de phìosan ciùil bho'n phiobaire chliùteach, Duncan Johnstone. Julie Fowlis presents a special concert from the Piping Live music festival. A blend of classical music and the work of piping icon Duncan Johnstone reveals a poignant story. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Julie Fowlis a' lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh bho fèis Piping Live! Le luchd-ciùil cliuteach agus cuirm-chiùll le Fred Morrison. Julie Fowlis presents coverage of the Piping Live festival, featuring top musicians and a barnstorming concert by the Fred Morrison Band. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Ceol Bho Fiddlers' Bid. Fiddlers' Bid a' cluich 'Skeklers'. Musical highlights from Fiddler's Bid. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shots of pupils exercising, playing cricket and taking part in a school play, at St. Leonard's School for Girls, St. Andrews.
Sreath ùr. Fasan agus stoidhle ann am pailt' agus dithis a faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho eòlaichean. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda Mhàrtainn agus John Bowers. New series. Makeover show which sees two people being re-styled by experts Donna Macleod, Lynda Martin and John Bowers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Lisa NicNèill agus Raibeart Dòmhnallach a'faighinn comhairle agus ath nuadhachadh bho sgioba Grinn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda Mhàrtainn agus John Bowers. Makeover show with Donna Macleod, Lynda Martin and John Bowers. Lisa MacNeil and Robert MacDonald get a new image from the team. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Tha Uaigneas a sgrùdadh an t-àite a tha aig boireannaich ann an àm deuchainn no trioblaid teaghlaich. The role of women in times of family crisis and trauma. In a personal and candid account, Nannie Kearney talks about how she helped her family deal with Alzheimer's and cancer. [Source - BBC online] Programme 1
Tha Uaigneas a sgrùdadh an t-àite a tha aig boireannaich ann an àm deuchainn no trioblaid teaghlaich. The role of women in times of family crisis and trauma. Marion MacKay talks about how she coped when her young son was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. [Source - BBC online] Programme 2
Tha Uaigneas a sgrùdadh an t-àite a tha aig boireannaich ann an àm deuchainn no trioblaid teaghlaich. The role of women in times of family crisis and trauma. In a candid account, Gina MacDonald talks about how she coped when her husband developed Alzheimers in his late 40s. [Source - BBC online] Programme 3
Tha Uaigneas a sgrùdadh an t-àite a tha aig boireannaich ann an àm deuchainn no trioblaid teaghlaich. The role of women in times of family crisis and trauma. In a personal and candid account Anne Martin talks about how she coped with the death of her baby son. [Source - BBC online] Programme 4
HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother visits St. Leonard's School, St. Andrews, to open the school's new science laboratory.
Mairead Monk agus Liz Pyper a'faighinn comhairle agus ath nuadhachadh bho sgioba Grinn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda Mhàrtainn agus John Bowers. Makeover show with Donna Macleod, Lynda Martin and John Bowers. Mairead Monk and Liz Pyper get a new image from the team. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Stòidhle ann am pailteas a-nochd agus Moira Nic Illeathain agus John Jo MacNèill a'faighinn ath-nuadhachdh. Le Lynda Mhàrtainn, Donna NicLeòid agus John Bowers. Style aplenty as Moira MacLean and John Jo MacNeil get a makeover. With Lynda Martin, Donna MacLeod and John Bowers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Tha Julie Fowlis a'cur an cois na luchd ciùil a'chluich aig Fèis Piping Live. Air an àrd-ùrlar: Breabach. Julie Fowlis presents a stellar musical cast. On stage - Breabach. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 4
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 5
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 6
HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's visit to St. Andrews, including a visit to St. Leonard's School for Girls, celebrating its centenary.
Director, Morris Allan. -- Credits: Photocraft .
Julie Fowlis le taghadh bho Piping Live, fèis a tha a' gabhail àite gach bliadhna ann an Glaschu. Pìobairean bho fhad is farsaing agus Treacherous Orchestra air an àrd-urlar. Julie Fowlis presents highlights from the Piping Live festival in Glasgow. Pipers from far and wide plus Treacherous Orchestra in concert. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Julie Fowlis a'toirt thugainn cuid de na pìosan as fheàrr bho Farpuis Chòmhlain-pìoba na Cruinne 2010, à Lèanag Ghlaschu. Julie Fowlis presents highlights from the world Pipe Band Championships 2010 at Glasgow Green. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Tha Julie Fowlis a'cur an cois Fred Moireasdan agus na seòid bho àrd ùrlar Fruitmarket Ghlaschu air an oidhche mu dheireadh de Fhèis Piping Live 2010. Julie Fowlis presents Fred Morrison and his band from Glasgow's Fruitmarket on the last night of Piping Live festival 2010. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Tha Julie Fowlis a'cur an cois na luchd ciùil a nochd air àrd ùrlar Fruitmarket Ghlaschu aig Fèis Piping Live. A-nochd: Breabach. Julie Fowlis presents a stellar musical cast from the stage of Glasgow's Fruitmarket at Piping Live. Tonight: Breabach. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
In this story of the enduring power of family ties, Iain Morrison travels from his home in Lewis to Orkney and Canada in search of his roots within Canada's aboriginal community. [Source - BBC Alba]
Treacherous Orchestra a'cuir stùr a puirt air àrd ùrlar Fruitmarket Ghlaschu bho Fhèis Piping Live 2010. Le Julie Fowlis. The Treacherous Orchestra kicking up a storm onstage at Glasgow's Fruitmarket. From Piping Live 2010. Presented by Julie Fowlis. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Dithis a'sireadh comhairle mu bhòichead agus fasan. A-nochd, Màiri Wetton agus Màiri Nic Mhathain a'faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho sgioba Grinn - Donna, Lynda agus John. Makeover show. Mairi Wetton and Marie Matheson are styled and groomed by the team - Lynda Martin, Donna MacLeod and John Bowers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Tony Kearney a toirt sùil air ais air cuirm oidhche challainn agus madainn na bliadhh' ùire a chaidh, ann an cuideachd sheinneadairean is luchd ciùil. Tony Kearney looks back at 2009's Hogmanay concert, featuring a selection of the musicians and singers who took part.
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1 - 8 Sàr fhìdhleirean Shealtainn air ais airson cuirm shonraichte aig Fèis Chiùil Shealtainn. Fiddlers' Bid in concert. Shetland's master musicians return for a special concert at the renowned Shetland Folk Festival. Songs include Apo Fetlars Top, Boys O Da Lounge, Skeklers, Swan, Trolla Knowe, All Dressed in Yellow
Pupils from St. Leonard's School for Girls on an expedition to Sikkim in the Himalayas.
Julie Fowlis a'lìbhreagadh trì cùirmean ciùil bho fhèis Piping Live. Bho talla Fruitmarket ann an Glaschu, Fred Morrison, Breabach agus Treacherous Orchestra air an àrd-urlar. From the Piping Live music festival, Julie Fowlis presents the best of three concerts. Fred Morrison, Breabach and Treacherous Orchestra onstage at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
The story of writer and broadcaster Donny B Macleod. We delve into the rich archive of Donny's work and look at the fascinating life he led before becoming a broadcaster. [Source - BBC Alba]
St. Leonard's School for Girls, St. Andrews during its Open Day showing classes in progress, a lacrosse match and a fireworks display.
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1942. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1942. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1955. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1955. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1961. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1961. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1964. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1964. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1980. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1980. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Derek MacAoidh a' toirt sùil air ais air cuid dhe na nochd anns na paipearan Gàidhealach is Eileanach ann an 1985. Derek Mackay takes a nostalgic look back at some of the stories featured in the Highland press in the year 1985. [Source - BBC Alba]
Fear poileas a thionndaidh gu murt ann an Glaschu, 1969. Carson - 's robh còir aige shaorsa fhaighinn? The story of Howard Wilson, a Glasgow police officer who shot three former colleagues in 1969, and has since been paroled from prison. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sgeulachd oillteil Archie Hall, 'the mad butler', a mharbh 5 neach as na 70s. Le Gary Lewis. Gary Lewis stars as Glaswegian Archie Hall, the 'mad butler' who murdered five people in the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba]
Murder in the Mearns, in 1968. A young farmer is shot in his sleep - but who pulled the trigger? [Source - BBC Alba]
Shots of the Lanimer Day celebrations in Lanark.
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodar fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. A taste of what can be seen during the annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 With Chris Stout & Finlay MacDonald, Ian & Allan MacDonald, Suite for Allan
Thig còmhla rinn airson ceann bliadhna sònraichte Fèis Cheilteach Innse Gall. Cuiridh Niall Iain Dòmhnallach fàilte oirbh à Steòrnabhagh le taghadh sgoinneal de cheòl is tachartasan bhon Fèis. Niall Iain Macdonald presents the final night of the 15th Hebridean Celtic Music Festival in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 With Julie Fowlis, Blazin' Fiddles, Adrian Edmondson & the Bad Shepherds, Fox Hunt
An taghadh as fheàrr bho Fhèis Cheilteach Innse Gall, is Niall Iain Dòmhnallach a cuir fàilte oirbh à Steòrnabhagh le measgachadh sgoinneal de cheòl is tachartasan na Fèis. The pick of the best sets from the 15th Hebridean Celtic Music Festival, presented by Niall Iain Macdonald from Lewis Castle Green in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba] With Imelda May, Treacherous Orchestra, Breabach, Iain Morrison
Sùil air ais air pìosan ciùil bhon fhèis Hebcelt 2010 le còmhlan mòr beothail a Glaschu, The Treacherous Orchestra. Cuideachd air an àrd ùrlar anns an teanta mhòr, Adrian Edmondson agus The Bad Shepherds. From the main festival stage, a flavour of some of the contrasting sets at the 15th anniversary Hebcelt. Former Punk musician Adrian Edmondson and The Bad Shepherds give folk a new feel, plus the vibrant and ferocious energy of Treacherous Orchestra. [Source - BBC Alba]
Air tilleadh air ais gu na h-eileannan tha Julie Fowlis air ais airson an 15mh bliadhna dhen fhèis a chomharradh. Cuide ri tha Breabach, còmhlan òg a tha air fìor chliù a' choisinn. Julie Fowlis returns home for the 15th anniversary festival. Also performing are one of the most versatile outfits to emerge in the current Scottish folk scene, Breabach. [Source - BBC Alba]
Imelda May, a chaidh sìos mar aon dhe na seinneadairean as fheàrr bho fèis 2010. Tha Blazin' Fiddles cuideachd a gabhail ris an àrd ùrlar agus iad a sealltainn cho beothail 's a tha iad. Imelda May, one of today's hottest musical properties, gives one of the most exciting performances of HCF 2010. We also hear sets from Blazin' Fiddles, who showcase their energetic and distinctive sounds. [Source - BBC Alba]
Na Trads 2010. Feadhainn de na luchd-ciùil tradiseanta as fheàrr, air aoigheachd aig Talla Rìoghail Pheart airson oidhche de cheòl agus de dhuaisean. Trad Awards 2010. Traditional music's night of the year. The best of Scottish traditional music gathers at Perth Royal Concert Hall for a night of gongs and great music. [Source - BBC Alba]
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Na Trads 2010 with performances by Daniel Thorpe, Darren MacLean, Fullscèilidh Spelsmannslag, Jenna Reid & Harris Playfair, Phill Cunningham Band, Sheila Stewart, Shona Donaldson, The Chair, The McCalmans, Tom Orr Band
Seirbheis Nollaig bho Eaglais Sgìre Phort Rìgh le luchd-ciùil às a' sgìre. A Christmas service from Portree Parish Church with performances from island artists. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shots at the Royal Highland Show, Ingliston.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Tha Air an Rathad air ais, leis an sgioba a' farpais an aghaidh a' chèile ann an dùblain ùr. The driving show is back with the crew going head to head in a brand-new challenge. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Calum Iain gets a taste of a tough 4x4 hill rally course in the Galloway Forest, while Louise takes a VW campervan on a hippy trail to East Lothian. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Fiona checks in at Stornoway airport where her estimated flying time is just 12.5 seconds and Murray discovers the innovative technology of the new Mercedes E-Class Estate. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Murray investigates a cheaper alternative to the regular diesel you can buy at the pump and there's review of one of the most affordable family cars on the market. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 There's a retro feel to the show as the team visit the Western Isles Classic Car Club, and more mayhem as the presenters battle for top spot on the Wacky Races leader board. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 The team joins forces with the police advanced driver training team. Fiona tracks down a punk rocker and somehow finds the time to put the Ferrari F430 F1 Spyder to the test. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Calum Iain has won his first rally of the season. Will his form continue on the remote forest tracks of Argyll? [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Calum Iain gets a taste of the Big Apple - in Inverurie - and Fiona takes a look at the Peugeot RCZ. It's the final challenge of the series - whose will win the Wacky Races Cup? [Source - BBC online]
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
General views of Luss Highland Gathering.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Oidhche de cheòl bho Paul McKenna agus a chomhlan ciùil, a talla Fruitmarket aig Fèis Celtic Connections. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis. Julie Fowlis presents the Paul McKenna Band in concert from Glasgow's Fruitmarket during Celtic Connections.
Series of eight programmes profiling the people who use and the people who run Scotland's ferries. Programme 2. [Source - MG Alba]
Series of eight programmes profiling the people who use and the people who run Scotland's ferries. Programme 2.
Naming ceremony at Arbroath harbour of the lifeboat "Duke of Montrose" by HRH the Duchess of Kent.
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 1
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 2
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 3
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 4
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 5
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 6
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 7
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 8
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 9
Five minutes in which youngsters aged ten to thirteen reveal their passion for a place or pastime. Programme 10
Film about housing conditions in Glasgow using footage shot in 1952 during the proposed sale of Council houses in Merrylee.
Director, the Dawn Cine Group. -- Credits: [camera Bill MacGregor, Charlie Bukelis].
Proud redhead Catriona MacPhee tells her story. It's a tale of evolution, genetics, the complexity of prejudice, the roots of identity, and even the threat of extinction. [Source - BBC Alba]
Taghadh às na tasglainn - seinneadairean Gàidhlig tro na bliadhnaichean. Archive performances of Gaelic song, through the decades. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 With Ann Sinclair, Kathleen MacDonald, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Dena Graham, Christina Shaw, Ishbel MacAskill, Margaret Stewart, Mary Catherine MacNeil, Mary Sandeman, Christine Kennedy
Taghadh às na tasglainn - seinneadairean Gàidhlig tro na bliadhnaichean. Archive performances of Gaelic song, through the decades. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 With Margaret MacLeod, Donald Nicholson, Mairi MacInnes, Mary Catherine MacNeil, Norman MacKinnon, Robert Forrest, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Norman MacLean, Janet MacDonald, Christine Primrose
Taghadh às na tasglainn - seinneadairean Gàidhlig tro na bliadhnaichean. Archive performances of Gaelic song, through the decades. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 With Christine Primrose, Calum Kennedy, Calum Martin & Lazy Corner, Donnie MacLeod, David Solley, Donnie MacLeod, Maggie MacInnes, Mairi MacInnes, Mary Sandeman & Donnie MacLeod, Ruairaidh Campbell, William MacDonald, Ishbel MacAskill
Taghadh às na tasglainn - seinneadairean Gàidhlig tro na bliadhnaichean. Archive performances of Gaelic song, through the decades. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 With Maoldomhnaich, Ishbel MacAskill, Karen Matheson, Kirsteen Graham, Christina Shaw, Setanta, Christine Primrose, Chrissie MacVicar, Morag MacKay, Kathleen MacDonald
Promotional film for the Clarion Film Society. Members are involved in the Glasgow May Day procession, filming the march for "fallen comrades" in the Spanish Civil War.
Director, Glasgow Clarion Club Film Society.
Bha Donaidh MacSuain na bhalach sgoile nuair a rinn am BBC 'A Boy In Harris' mu dheidhinn anns na seasgadan. Donnie Macsween was a schoolboy when the BBC made 'A Boy in Harris' in the 1960s. This programme looks at his life since then, plus an opportunity to see the original documentary. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cothrom faicinn mar a dh'aithris am prògram Midweek air dà bhuidheann radaigeach a nochd air Ghàidhealtachd anns na seachdadan: am West Highland Free Press agus a' bhuidheann chleasaichean 7:84, agus mar a thachair dhaibh bhon uairsin. An opportunity to see how the BBC's Midweek series reported on the West Highland Free Press and the 7:84 theatre company in 1974, and how both have fared since then. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cuairt èibhinn agus ìnntinneach tro thasglann telebhisean nan òran Ghàidhlig an cuideachd Mhàiri Anna NicUalraig le farsuingeachd bheachdan bho sheinneadairean agus luchd-èisteachd. An informative and alphabetical trip through the BBC's song archive in the company of Mary Anne Kennedy, with comments and opinions from musicians and fans alike. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Cuairt èibhinn agus ìnntinneach tro thasglann telebhisean nan òran Ghàidhlig an cuideachd Mhàiri Anna NicUalraig le farsuingeachd bheachdan bho sheinneadairean agus luchd-èisteachd. An informative and alphabetical trip through the BBC's song archive in the company of Mary Anne Kennedy, with comments and opinions from musicians and fans alike. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Cothrom prògram bhon t-sreath The World About Us air croitearachd agus àrainneachd Uibhist a Tuath a chaidh a chlàradh ann an 1977 fhaicinn. Bithear cuideachd a' tomhais mar a tha an t-àite air atharrachadh anns na bliadhnaichean bhon uairsin. A unique opportunity to watch a documentary from the BBC's The World About Us series from 1977 about crofting and the environment in North Uist, and also looks at how the people and places featured have changed since the programme first aired. [Source - BBC Alba]
Dè an t-òran a chaidh a thaghadh mar Òran an Bliadhna? Tha sinn a' faighinn a-mach. We find out which song was chosen as the Song of the Year. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 1 - Lewis
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 2 - Uist
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 3 - Argyll Isles
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 4 - Harris
PROCESSION IN COMMEMORATION OF CALTON WEAVERS/ROBERT SMILLIE CENTENARY
Glasgow Trades Council commemorate the martyrdom of the Calton weavers and lay a plaque in the Calton graveyard. Robert Smille founding member of the Scottish Labour Party has a park opened in his honour.
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 5 - Argyll
Part of the BBC's Year of Gaelic Song. Programme 6 - Skye
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 1 Featuring Fergie MacDonald
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 2 Featuring Reverend Donald MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 3 Featuring Sandra Murray
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 4 Featuring Coinneach MacIomhair
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 5 Featuring Meg Bateman
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 6 Featuring Murdo Beaton
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 7 Featuring Donald MacCormack
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 8 Featuring Seònaid Boydell
Trims of a film made for the Parents Club of Toryglen School, Glasgow.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 9 Featuring Donnie Finlayson
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 10 Featuring Angus Peter Campbell
Gaelic spiritual music and verse. Programme 1. The first programme of a new series of the spiritual programme. Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association performs 'Sìos dhan Abhainn', and Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre sing Psalm 130. Alasdair MacAulay talks about the role faith has played in his life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 2. Kathleen MacInnes sings A' Ghrian, Calum Martin performs Psalm 122 and Anne Gillanders talks about the role faith has played in her life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 3. Glasgow Islay Gaelic choir performs Gach nì tha glan is bòidheach, Calum Martin sings Psalm 62 and Ewen Nicolson talks about the role faith has played in his life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 4. Kristine Kennedy sings 'Marbhrann do Ishbal Nicleòid, Marybank, Steòrnabhagh,' Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sing Pslam 9 and Cathy Mary MacIver talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7. SCOTTISH NATIONALS DAY 3
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 1
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 2
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 3
Sequences shot for a film on Highland depopulation; interiors of houses in Sutherland and in Glasgow, the lime kilns at Eriboll, fishing boats at Lochinver, Dounreay under construction and the hydro board work at Altnabreac, Golspie.
[filmed by the Dawn Cine Group]. -- Credits: [filmed by Donald Fletcher ? - his name on boxes of film].
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 1
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 2
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 3
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 4
Two professional cooks are in the kitchen to prepare some winter delights for Cathy MacDonald's guest. Programme 20.
Fiona MacKenzie and Derek 'Pluto' Murray cook for Christine Primrose and Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba]
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 5
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 6
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 7
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 8
The Boys' Brigade recruiting march, Leith with shots of the flag-bearers marching, a gymnastics display, and a parade by former BB's.
[filmed by Topical Productions, Glasgow]. -- Credits: Boys Brigade Leith Battalion Recruiting Campaign Vacancies in all companies for boys (age 12 - 17 years) Join now. See Posters and Handbills..
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 9
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 10.
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 11 Tha Nan Nic a' Ghobhainn agus Torcail MacLeòid air ais anns a' chidsin le Chrisann NicDhòmhnaill air aoigheachd. Nan Smith and Torquil MacLeod cook for guest Chrisann MacDonald.
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 12
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 13
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 14
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 15
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 16
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 17
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Programme 18
Account of scenic journey to Braemar and the arrival of the Royal family to the Braemar Highland games. Film includes a short sequence at the 'smiddy'.
Two chefs go head-to-head in the kitchen to try and satisfy Cathy MacDonald's guest in the third series. Last in the current series. Programme 19
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ann an Lunnainn is i a' cuir seachad latha spòrsail còmhla ris an cleasaiche Bill Paterson. Cathy MacDonald goes to London for a fun packed day with top Scottish actor, Bill Paterson.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a cur seachad làtha comhla ri Seac MacConaill a b'àbhaist a bhi na Phrìomh Mhinisteir an Alba. Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the company of former First Minister of Scotland Jack McConnell.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ag ionnsachadh mu nàdar is i cuir seachad latha còmhla ri Terry Nutkins. Cathy MacDonald spends the day with legendary wildlife presenter Terry Nutkins.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' coinneachadh ris a bhall phàrlamaid Margo NicDhòmhnaill. Cathy MacDonald meets up with the famous MSP and campaigner Margo MacDonald.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a tilleadh gu làithean a h-oige cuide ri Les McKeown bho na Bay City Rollers. Cathy MacDonald meets former Bay City Rollers singer Les McKeown.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' coinneachadh ri Julie Fleeting, sàr chluicheadair ball-coise dha Alba. Cathy MacDonald meets up with Scotland's top women's footballer, Julie Fleeting.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17 Tha latha iongantach aig Cathy NicDhòmhnaill is i a' coinneachadh ris an àrd-ollaimh Sir Ian Wilmut, fear a tha a' treòrachadh ann an saoghal eòlas. Cathy MacDonald spends a fascinating day in the company of leading scientist Professor Sir Ian Wilmut.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 18 Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a cuide ri Nicola Benedetti, nighean òg tàlantach a tha a coisinn cliù dhith fhèin ann an cèol clasaigeach. Cathy MacDonald meets up with talented young Scottish musician Nicola Benedetti.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' cuir seachad an latha còmhla ris am preseantair Jenni Falconer. Cathy MacDonald goes to London to spend the day with fellow presenter Jenni Falconer.
The unveiling of Kirkcaldy War Memorial and the ceremonial tree planting ceremony by Admiral Lord Wester Wemyss. The general public enjoy a fete. Includes external shots of the Rialto in Kirkcaldy, which later became the Gaumont, and then the Odeon Cinema. The building was destroyed in a fire in 1974.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' siubhal gu Belfast airson coinneachadh ri Midge Ure. Cathy MacDonald goes to Belfast to meet musician and campaigner Midge Ure.
Dealbh sònraichte de'n chleasaiche Gordon Kennedy air a cruthachadh leis an dealbhaiche òg Sarah Muirhead, fhad's a tha pearsa Ghordon a nochdadh ann an còmhradh ri Magaidh Choineagan. A unique portrait of actor Gordon Kennedy is created by emerging Scottish artist Sarah Muirhead, whilst he reveals his personality in an interview with presenter Maggie Cunningham. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at Roma repatriated from France, Greek museums and monuments suffering from a lack of investment, and the role of the church in Poland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at how fishing quota talks are continuing, and a controversial power line project in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at the Romanian health service
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at living in the shadow of the Icelandic volcano, and a submarine wreck in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at Serbia and the EU, and armed groups in Greece
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at how the German chancellor claims multicultural policy has failed, gas supplies in Poland and North Uist archaeology
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 a look at languages in Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 An armistice special - second world war German submariner
Sports day at Starks Park, Kirkcaldy, including a bicycle race, tug-of-war and a competition to climb a pole and win a leg of ham.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 Divided communities
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at the legacy of communist era industry in Bulgaria, and road equivalent tariff in the Scottish Islands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at wavering trust in Berlusconi, and orphans in Albania
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at presidential elections in Belarus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at renewable energy in the Western Isles, and Iraqi christians in Turkey
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about the lasting effects of history on the people of Europe. Programme 14
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about landmark European events. Programme 15
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about religious subjects around Europe. Programme 16
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 A look at Estonia and the Euro, and the Irish economy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 18 A look at the ETA, and mine safety in Turkey
A promotional film for the linoleum manufacturers, Michael Nairn and Company Ltd., Kirkcaldy. It shows the processes involved in the making of linoleum and highlights the export trade of the company.
Director, [d. Bert Wilkins] ; Producer, [p.c. Cinechrome]. -- Credits: Nairn of Kirkcaldy presents FINE FLOORS Presented by Michael Nairn and Company Limited Kirkcaldy, Scotland who acknowledges the services of their colour consultant Alexander C Hardy (MA B Arch ARIBA Dip TP AMIPI) University of Cambridge. A Cinechrome Film.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 A look at bioethical laws in France, and Bosnians in the Netherlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A look at how Belgium is now 250 days without a new government, misuse of ADHD drugs, and stolen children
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 A look at Lampedusa and the coastguard service in Britain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 A look at Aids in Ukraine
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 A look at forced marriages and a review of some stories covered in the series
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 A look at the Russian space industry
Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match ction and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC.Air cùl na dorsan còmhla ri sgiobaidhean ball-coise Celtic agus Rangers. Exclusive interviews, match action and a behind-the-scenes look at Celtic and Rangers FC. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 7
Julie Fowlis a' lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Eilidh NicChoinnich. Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Trad Award-winners, some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. This show features Eilidh MacKenzie. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Julie Fowlis le ceòl is còmhradh bho Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr. A-nochd: Malinky agus an seinneadair, Joe Aitken. Julie Fowlis with music and chat from the Trad Award Winners, some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. On this show are Malinky and Joe Aitken. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Scottish Retail Drapers' Association conference at Gleneagles, 22nd to 25th of April, 1957. Guests enjoy the hotel's grounds and golf course.
Credits: Scottish Retail Drapers' Association 1957 Conference Gleneagles 22 - 25 April 1957.
The Queen opens the Scottish Gas Board Westfield Works. The film shows men laying gas pipes, furnace workers, and home gas users.
Producer, Glasgow Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Chairman: Sydney Smith Deputy Chairman: H. R. Hart Full time member: D. D. Melvin Part time members: The Right Honourable The Earl of Balfour, Sir John Carmichael, F. Donachy, The Right Honourable The Lord Geddes, Sir David Milne, Sir Robert Nimmo (Chairman of the Consultative Council) Principal officers, Secretary: A. T. Herd Chief financial officer A. F. Pollock Chief engineer: T. S. Ricketts Area manager: D. Beavis Personnel manager: C. Murdoch Main contractors for the Westfield Works: Humphreys & Glasgow Limited The Lurgi Pressure Gassification Process pioneered by: Lurgi Gesellschaft fur Warmetechnik produced by Glasgow Films Limited for the Scottish Gas Board.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at how fishing quota talks are continuing, and a controversial power line project in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 A look at the Romanian health service
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 A look at living in the shadow of the Icelandic volcano, and a submarine wreck in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 5 A look at Serbia and the EU, and armed groups in Greece
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 A look at the legacy of communist era industry in Bulgaria, and road equivalent tariff in the Scottish Islands, with a trailer for 'Bliadhna nan Òran'
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 11 A look at wavering trust in Berlusconi, and orphans in Albania, with a trailer for 'Bliadhna nan Òran'
Coverage of the fire at the Kelvin Hall and Kelvingrove UF Church, Glasgow.
Producer, [p.c. Green's Film Service, Glasgow and London]. -- Credits: "Green's Film Service, Glasgow and London" written on end credit. [camera Alf Averne] .
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 12 A look at presidential elections in Belarus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 13 A look at renewable energy in the Western Isles, and Iraqi christians in Turkey
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 17 A look at Estonia and the Euro, and the Irish economy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 18 A look at the ETA, and mine safety in Turkey
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 19 A look at bioethical laws in France, and Bosnians in the Netherlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 20 A look at how Belgium is now 250 days without a new government, misuse of ADHD drugs, and stolen children
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 21 A look at Lampedusa and the coastguard service in Britain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 22 A look at Aids in Ukraine
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 23 A look at forced marriages and a review of some stories covered in the series
A compilation of events at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, including Sir James Barrie opening the Housing and Health Exhibition and the comedian Tommy Lorne entering Bostock and Wombwell's lion's den.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 24 A look at the Russian space industry
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 7 An armistice special - second world war German submariner
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 9 Divided communities
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 8 a look at languages in Europe
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about landmark European events [Subtitled] Programme 15
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about the lasting effects of history on the people of Europe [Subtitled] Programme 14
A look through the Eòrpa archive at stories about religious subjects around Europe. [Subtitled] Programme 16
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Devolution
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Caithness Mòd
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Caithness Mòd
Exterior and interior shots of Barrhead fire station.
Julie Fowlis le ceòl bho Taghadh Bho na Trads - le cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Matheu Watson, Martin O'Neill agus Iain Morrison. Julie Fowlis presents music from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. In this episode, Matheu Watson, Martin O'Neill and Iain Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Julie Fowlis a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Red Hot Chilli Pipers. Julie Fowlis presents music from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. This show features the Red Hot Chilli Pipers. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7 Oidhche de cheòl agus òrain bho Atlantic Seaway, bho Fhèis Celtic Connections 2011. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present Atlantic Seaway, recorded during Celtic Connections 2011 at the Glasgow Art Club.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Dual - sè luchd-ciùil a Alba agus Èirinn còmhladh airson cuirm shonraichte aig Fèis Celtic Connections. Le Julie Fowlis, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Eamon Doorley agus Tony Byrne. Dual, the top Scottish and Irish musicians in concert during Celtic Connections 2011. With Julie Fowlis, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Eamon Doorley and Tony Byrne.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Oidhche de cheòl, le Gerry O' Connor, bho Fhèis Celtic Connections. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present an evening with Gerry O' Connor, recorded during Celtic Connections at the Glasgow Art Club.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 Barrachd ceòl agus còmhradh bho fhèis Celtic Connections. A-nochd le Colin Farrell. More music and chat from Celtic Connections. Featuring Colin Farrell.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Oidhche de cheòl, le Ciorras, bho Fhèis Celtic Connections. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present an evening with Ciorras, recorded during Celtic Connections at the Glasgow Art Club.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Oidhche de cheòl bho Roisin Elsafty, Ronan Browne agus Siobhan Armstrong, bho'n Fhèis Celtic Connections. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present Roisin Elsafty, Ronan Browne and Siobhan Armstrong, recorded during Celtic Connections at the Glasgow Art Club.
General views of firemen fighting the fire at the paper mill in Linwood on 7th October 1968.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 5. With Paul MacCalum, Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association and David Nicholson.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 6. Kristine Kennedy sings An Neamhnaid Luachmhor, Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 63 and John Murdo MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 7. Kristine Kennedy sings Psalm 34, Glasgow Islay Quartet sing Sgeul na Glòire and Joe MacPhee talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 8. Ishbel Ann Martin sings Glòir don Uan, Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir sing Psalm 119 and Donna MacIver talks about the role faith has played in her life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 9. Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir sing Psalm 27, Ishbel Ann Martin sings 'An Gràdh A Thug Thu Dhòmhsa' and Hector Mackenzie talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 10. Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir sing 'Laoidh air Bàs a Fir agus a h-Ighne', Norrie Maciver and Sìneag MacIntyre sing 'Èiridh Bileag Ùr Ghorm' and James Eglinton talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 11. Kristine Kennedy sings Psalm 107, James Graham sings Fan Maille Rium and Chris MacRae talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 12. Calum Martin sings Lamh a'Bhuachaille, Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 24 and Mary Bell MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 13. James Graham sings Psalm 95, Cathy Ann MacPhee and Kathleen MacInnes sing 'Solas M Àigh' and Chrissie MacEachen talks about the role faith has played in her life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 14. Norrie Maciver and Sìneag MacIntyre sing 'Èiridh Bileag Ùr Ghorm', Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 16 and Rev. Kenneth MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in his life.
Demonstration of firemen reacting to a practice emergency call and an interview with the firemaster at the Western Area Fire Brigade, Barrhead.
Director, J. Mwakitawa ; Producer, Thomson Foundation Television College. -- Credits: camera C. Cunningham sd. O. Campodonico.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 15. James Graham sings Psalm 95, Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre sing Ri Taobh Shiloaim anns an Sgàil and Shona MacDonald talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 16. Cathie Anne MacPhee sings Statue Ruaidheabhal, Paul MacCalum sings Psalm 85 and Mairi MacIver talks about the role faith has played in her own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 17. Kristine Kennedy sings Psalm 145, Norrie MacIver and Sìneag MacIntyre sing Tha Sinn a Dhia a' Seinn do Chliù and Kevin MacLaughlin talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 18. James Graham sings Seo an Gaol mar Mheud na Mara, Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sing Pslam 66 and Lachie Gillies talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 26. Iain MacKinnon presents an Easter mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Kathleen MacInnes and Cathie Anne MacPhee sing Slighe na Croise, James Graham sings Psalm 51 and Myles Campbell talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Crawford's Biscuits sales campaign in 1935 at the time of the Bakery and Biscuits trade Exhibition in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. Their campaign includes their stand at the Exhibition, being a reconstruction of an early 19th century kitchen and a Victorian-style horse-drawn William Crawford & Sons' carriage.
Country music performances and interviews [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1. BUCHANAN OPEN TRIALS AT DRYMEN
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2. BERNERAY, HARRIS OPEN TRIALS
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3. SHAWBOST, ISLE OF LEWIS OPEN TRIAL
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4. STAFFIN, SKYE OPEN TRIALS
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5. NATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS AT BALLINLUIG (DAY 1)
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6. NATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS AT BALLINLUIG (DAY 2)
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Pàrtaidh mhòr na bliadhna.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Mì-mhodh is peanas. Cathy is given detention and is surprised to discover that the detention teacher Mr Gluten is actually a glue alien!
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 18 Campa gun chiall. Mgr Greum announces the MBC must embark on an adventure in order to capture a special source of energy - the Mobotto Flower.
Shots of Scottish CND marchers during a protest against Polaris.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 22 Air d'fhaiceal bha loisgain Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl. A mutated frog comes to Earth to seek vengeance on the chef that tried to cook him.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Obair ìmpire. Chris goes to investigate a loud crash but sees nothing to worry him. However, the next morning Chris finds himself being mistaken for an alien Emperor.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9 Is math a bhith fallain. It's a lovely summer's day in Baile Shimidh, so the MBC sense trouble when they discover a frozen pond and soon track down an alien culprit.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14 Cleasan draoidheil. When the MBC respond to an alien alert, they are shocked to see that Pèist is back and that he is now a magician.
Tha trì deugairean a' sabaid eilthirich le cuideachadh bho nighean àraidh agus a seanair. Three teens battle alien invaders with the help of an alien girl and her grandfather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 22 Rìgh nan dannsa. King Petalia has returned to Single Town to learn how to dance from the only person who ever taught him how - Jeremy!
Animated slapstick comedy that follows the feuding between its two main characters - Angus and Cheryl. They cannot be together, nor can they be separated. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Caithris na h-Oidhche
Animated slapstick comedy that follows the feuding between its two main characters - Angus and Cheryl. They cannot be together, nor can they be separated. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20 Cumhachd Gaoithe
Children's animated series. Episode 1 Tòimhseachan nan Tunnag For the daring and brave young lifeboat Lucas, there's no job too daunting. Will Lucas and Alasdair be able to solve the riddle of the 'floating eyes'? [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated series. Episode 15 Bogadh Basgaidean nam Balùn Tha an t-àm ann airson rèis nam balùn ach chan eil an gnothach a cheart cho spòrsail nuair a h'atharraicheas an t-sìde, a' fàgail muinntir nam balùn am bogadh 's feumach air an toirt air ais gu calla. The annual hot air balloon race is ready to kick off once again but a sudden change in the weather leaves the contestants stranded on the high seas and in need of being pulled to safety. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic language version of claymation series Sean the Sheep. Tha an cìobair a' ceannachd seann bhàta a tha e airson 's gun càraich Bitzer dha. Ge-tà, chan eil fad ann gus an gabh na caoraich 's na mucan smachd air an long 's iad a' leigeil orra gur e spùinneadairean a th' annta. The farmer buys an old boat, which he gets Bitzer to fix-up. However, as soon as Bitzer's back is turned the sheep and pigs take the vessel as their pirate ship. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Film taken by cameraman whilst visiting members of the Dawn Cine Group during the shooting of their film "Lost Treasures". They discuss scenes and act them out.
Gaelic language version of claymation series Sean the Sheep. Tha breac-mhac air a bhith a' goid rudan bhon h-uile duine air a chroit 's tha Seonaidh den bheachd gum feum na caoraich stad a chur air. When a magpie starts to steal items from around the farm, Seonaidh decides that he needs to find a way of outwitting the thief. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Julie Fowlis le ceòl bho Taghadh Bho na Trads - le cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Matheu Watson, Martin O'Neill agus Iain Morrison. Julie Fowlis presents music from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Featuring Martin O'Neill and Iain Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Julie Fowlis agus a comhlan ciùil. Music and chat from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Featuring Julie Fowlis and her band. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8 Caimbeulaich a'Ghrob, teaghlach a tha ainmeil a measg sheinneadairean seann nos na h-Alba. Bho Fheis Celtic Connections 2011. Le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present The Campbells of Greepe, one of the singing dynasties of Gaelic music, from Celtic Connections 2011.
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Na Seudan Òg & Màiri MacInnes
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] Taigh Ciùil Compilation with Gerry O’Connor, Colin Farrell, Na Caimbeulach, Atlantic Seaway, Ciorras, Julie Fowlis & Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, Elsafty & Armstrong & Browne, Mairi MacInnes & Na Seudan Òg
Dà bhanais, còir is 50 bliadhna eatorra. Tha seanmhair a' faicinn deilbh na bainnse aice, 'son a' cheud uair riamh. Two island weddings, 50 years apart. A grandmother sees her wedding film for the very first time. [Source - BBC Alba]
LAST STRONGHOLD OF THE PURE GOSPEL: AN DIUGH
Ann an 1979 rinn an sreath Everyman prògram mun chreideamh Chrìosdail ann an Eilean Leòdhais. Anns a' phrògram-sa gheibhear cothrom The Last Stronghold of the Pure Gospel fhaicinn a-rithist le cuid de na ghabh pàirt ann a' bruidhinn mu 'm beatha bhon uairsin. In 1979 the BBC's Everyman series broadcast a documentary about religious belief on the Isle of Lewis. This programme offers a unique opportunity to see The Last Stronghold of the Pure Gospel and also find out what happened to some of those featured in the original programme. [Source - BBC Alba]
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 19. Featuring Calum Martin & Isobel Ann Martin, the congregation of Staffin Free Church in Skye, Joan Anderson, Glasgow Islay Gaelic choir, Donnie MacSween and Màiri MacInnes
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 20. James Graham sings Och a Shlànaigheir Chaoimh, Norrie MacIver and Sìneag MacIntyre sing Psalm 98 and Graham Morrison talks about the role faith has played in his own life.
Children enjoy a Hallowe'en fancy dress party and a family celebrates Christmas.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 21. A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Norrie MacIver singing Èirigh Bileag Ùr Ghorm, Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association with Psalm 9, and James Graham singing Fan Maille Rium.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 22. A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series, including Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association with Sìos dhan Abhainn, Paul MacCalum singing Psalm 63 and Ishbel Ann Martin with Làmh a' Bhuachaille.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 23. A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from the series. Includes Kristine Kennedy singing Psalm 145, Glasgow Gaelic Islay Choir with Laoidh air Bàs a Fir agus a h-Ighne and James Graham with Psalm 95.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 24. A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from across the series, including Kathleen MacInnes and Cathie Anne MacPhee singing Slighe na Croise, Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre with Psalm 98, and Paul MacCalum with Psalm 16.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 25. A special compilation programme featuring a selection of hymns and psalms from across the series including Norrie MacIver and Sineag MacIntyre with Psalm 36, James Graham singing Och a Shlànaigheir Chaoimh, and Calum Martin with Psalm 62.
Footage of a group of artists setting up the outdoor exhibition "Ten Glasgow Artists" on the railings of the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow - includes shots of some of the artists involved in the exhibition and close-up shots of their work.
Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' tadhal air dannsairean aig sgoil Ballet West ann an Taigh an Uillt faisg air an Òban. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the aspiring dancers of Ballet West in the tranquil setting of Taynuilt, Oban. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
An t-seachdain seo, tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker ann an Dundè aig Sgoil Dhannsa Contemporary na h-Alba. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the prestigious Scottish School of Contemporary Dance in Dundee. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
An t-seachdain seo, tha buidheann dannsa-sràid' à Baile Dhunlèibhe a' cur fàilte air Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker. Street-dancing crew Heavy Smokers welcomes presenters Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker to Livingstone. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Tha Alba a' dannsa. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the Golden class at the Dance Base studio in Edinburgh. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Tha Alba a' dannsa. Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' tadhal air dannsairean Maryhill Integration Network ann an Gl. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the dancers of Glasgow's Maryhill Integration Network. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Tha Alba a' dannsa. Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' tadhal air dannsairean Maryhill Integration Network ann an Gl. Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker visit the dancers of Glasgow's Maryhill Integration Network. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Tha Alba a' dannsa. Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' toirt sùil air mar a tha dol le Andy Howitt agus e a' cur ri chèile pìos dannsa a bhios a' toirt nam buidhnean air fad còmhla airson ar cuirm dheireannach. Choreographer Andy Howitt begins creating the series dance finale. Presented by Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Tha Alba a' dannsa.Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker a' toirt sùil air mar a tha cùisean a' dol dhan eòlaiche dannsa Andy Howitt agus ar cuirm dheireannach aig taigh-cluiche Tramway air fàire. Presented by Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker, choreographer Andy Howitt oversees finale rehearsals at Glasgow's Tramway. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Tha Anne Mhoireasdan agus Kevin Walker aig a' chuirm dheireannach aig taigh-cluiche Tramway leis na sia buidhnean dannsa bhon t-sreath a' tighinn còmhla. Six groups perform together in an entertaining dance finale presented by Anne Morrison and Kevin Walker at the Tramway Theatre. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
PORT HEALTH AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF GLASGOW
Demonstration of the role of the Port Health Authority and the work it undertakes from the supervision of food imports to the inspection of ships' holds for rats.
Sgeulachd miann, misg is murt - air Eilean a Sgarp, aig deireadh na 19mh linn. Ach dè dha rìreabh thachair, agus carson? A bizarre story of addiction, lust and murder, on Scarp in the late 19th century. Fact or island folklore? [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated series. 'S e am na saor-làithean a th'ann agus tha na McFinnigans a' dèanamh air Astràilia. Ach chan e tràighean agus grian uibhir is a tha a' feitheamh oirre agus e cinnteach na tèid na saor-làithean seo as an cuimhne gu brath. The McFinnigan family travel to Australia for a holiday. There's sun , there's sea and there's sand, but one wrong turn leads to a fantastic adventure! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Children's animated series. Tha Freadaidh aig a sùtha ach chan eil na beathaichean. Tha iadsan air dèanamh as agus tha e an urra ri Freadaidh de a thachras a' nise. Freddie is on a visit to the zoo. Then he discovers that this is no ordinary day. The animals have escaped and it's left to Freddie to raise the alarm. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Mòr thubaist aig sutha MacNoch
Children's animated series. Tha Flobby milis ach chan eil e bog! Agus air chuairt ann am Pastaland tha e air uamhasachadh le dol a - mach na T-Splodgasaurusan. De a ni mi e mu dheidhinn agus ciamar? Stèidhichte air sgeulachd air a' sgrìobhadh agus air a h-aithris le Iain Froud, Micheil Pierson agus Torcuil MacLeoid. Flobby is made from jelly and custard. He has to save Pastaland from the metal monster T-Splodgasauruses, but what can Flobby do armed only with flowers and a rubber duck and who will win the day? A story created and read by Iain Froud, Michael Pierson and Torcuil MacLeod [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Children's animated series. Tha Ross mòr làidir agus Uilleam beag a' dol a-mach air a chèile agus iad a' cuir romhpa fhèin a chuis a' rèiteach le na dùirn. Ach an e eanchainn air neo meud a gheibh làmh an uachdar. Stèidhichte air sgeulachd air a' sgrìobhadh agus air a h-aithris le Etta Ollie agus Kirsteen Mhoireasdan. Two unlikely people, Big Ross and Little William decide to settle a dispute by having a boxing match. Will brains or brawn win the day? A story created and read by Etta Ollie and Kirsteen Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 An cogadh
Children's animated series. Tha tubaist aig dithis charaid anns a ghàrradh agus iad a' tuiteam sìos pìoba a tha dhan toirt gu Tìr nam Balgan Buachair. Tha cothrom a' feitheamh oirre ge tha gus cobhair a dhèanamh air sluagh na tìre. Sgeulachd air a' cruthachadh agus air a h-aithris le Anndra MacaGhobhainn agus Cameron MacGillFhiallain. Two friends fall down a pipe in the garden and end up in Mushroom Land. The locals ask for their help in getting rid of the evil Big Cook. A story created and read by Andrew Smith and Cameron MacLellan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Children's animated series. Three brothers go out to play with their pets but end up in Dr Bob's laboratory. A story created and read by Katie Finlayson and Andrew MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 An sealladh uaigealta
Children's animated series. Bhlurb works in a zoo and goes to the rainbow-coloured Llama with a special request. A story created and read by Sean MacKenzie and Caine Johnson. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Panda, llama agus mise
Children's animated series. Three boffin boys find themselves captured by giant potatoes. They manage to shrink one with a ray gun and escape, but what happens next? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Buntata eagalach
Children's animated series. Tha Calum a' faighinn turus mara mar thiodhlac co - là breith. Ach tha cuisean a' dol ceàrr agus tha iad lorg rudan ris nach ro dùil aca air eilean mara. Sgeulachd air a sgrìobhadh agus air a leughadh le Karen Nic'illFhinnein. A birthday fishing trip ends with the party being stranded on an island, where surprises await amongst the residents. A story written and read by Karen MacLennan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 An turas inntinneach
Shots of the growing of flax and the production of flax fibre and by-products at the Flax factory in Dundee.
Children's animated series. Tha nighean a' sireadh an cuilean Chihuahua aice . Tha i a' dol a steach don a choille dhorch a choimhead air a shon agus saoil de a tha i a lorg ann a sin? Sgeulachd air a' sgrìobhadh agus air a leughadh le Ann-Marie NicDhomhnaill agus Koren Pickering. A girl loses her Chihuahua and goes into a dark forest to look for it. She ends up discovering an old house with a rather unusual resident. A story written and read by Ann-Marie MacDonald and Koren Pickering. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Jojo, an chihuahua
A documentary series of real life stories about a wide range of subjects that are connected to life in Scotland. An làmh a bheir [the hand that gives]
CINN CONNAIDH NAN EILEAN / HEBRIDEAN PETROLHEADS.
NA GAIDHEILEAMAILTICH / THE GERMAN GAELS
Compilation of reels demonstrating jute machinery in action.
AG IOMRADH ‘S A’TARRAING / COMMUNITY ROWING
Employees and friends of Urquhart, Lindsay and Robertson Orchar Ltd., manufacturers of jute machinery, on a day out in Balmore Park, Dundee.
A’ NEARTHACHADH NAN EILEAN / EMPOWERING THE HIGHLANDS
ORAIN URA - AN GAIRM / NEW SONGS: THE CALLING
MS: TINNEAS AONRANACH NA H-ALBA / MS: SCOTLAND’S LONELY DISEASE
Film recording the ULRO Annual 1956 Burns Club Dinner and Dance with the piping in and addressing the Haggis.
PAIPEARAN ANNS AN T-SAOGHAL UR / PAPERS IN THE NEW WORLD
Sgeulachd Angus Sinclair a chaidh a dhìteadh airson dithis a mhurt an Glaschu ann an 1961 agus 1978. Ach cia mheud tèile a mhurt e an Alba? The story of convicted serial killer and rapist Angus Sinclair. Could he be responsible for many more of Scotland's unsolved murders? [Source - BBC Alba]
A TV documentary about artist Heather Dewar who is on a quest to find an animal to cook and eat using the cuts of meat that people would normally cast aside. [Source - BBC Alba]
General views and close-ups of golfers from Urquhart Lindsay and Robertson Orchar's club at Gleneagles.
Sreath ùr le Shona NicEanraig a' dol air chuairt eileanach tron aibidil Ghàidhlig. Shona Henderson takes an island journey through the Gaelic alphabet. Shona explores the topic of visitors to the Scottish islands across history. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath ùr le Shona NicEanraig a' dol air chuairt eileanach tron aibidil Ghàidhlig. Shona Henderson takes an island journey through the Gaelic alphabet. Shona explores the topic of visitors to the Scottish islands across history. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodas fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl ceilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. Ag aithris, Mòrag Dhòmhnallach. A taste of what can be seen during the annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it's a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. Presented by Morag MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Blas dhe na dh' fhaodas fhaicinn agus a chluinntinn rè fèis bhliadhnail Piping Live a Glaschu. Bho phìoban 's drumaichean gu ceòl ceilidh 's dùthchais, 'se cruinneachadh bèothail, dathte 's ògail a th' ann de cheòladairean nàiseanta 's eadar-nàiseanta. Ag aithris, Mòrag Dhòmhnallach. A taste of what can be seen during the annual Piping Live festival in Glasgow. From pipes and drums to ceilidh and folk bands, it's a lively, colourful and youthful gathering of national and international performers. Presented by Morag MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Taghadh bho chèilidh Òrain nam Pìobairean, à Aonad Nàiseanta na Pìobaireachd, Glaschu. Ceòl 's òrain bho Brian Ó hEadhra, The Armagh Pipers Club agus Mànran. Highlights from the Òrain nam Pìobairean (Songs of the Pipers) ceilidh, from the National Piping Centre in Glasgow. Music and song from Brian Ó hEadhra, the Armagh Pipers Club and Mànran. [Source - BBC Alba] With Armagh Pipers Club and Fiona MacKenzie
Against the spectacular backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, Bill Paterson narrates highlights from the nautical-themed 2011 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. [Source - BBC Alba]
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Highlights Show 1 Featuring Vintage Trouble, Little Comets, The Staves, Easy Star All-Stars, Eli ‘Paperboy' Reed, Frank Turner, The River 68’S, Texas
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Highlights Show 2 Featuring We Were Promised Jetpacks, Emeli Sande, The Dangleberries, Guillemots, Roddy Woomble, Kassidy, Deacon Blue
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Highlights Show 3 Featuring We Were Promised Jetpacks, The Dangleberries, Deacon Blue, Vintage Trouble, Little Comets, Easy Star All-Stars, Eli ‘Paperboy' Reed, Frank Turner, The River 68’S, Texas, Teddy Thompson, Rachel Sermani
PATHE NEWS No 63/38, SCOTTISH CUP FINAL 1963
Coverage of the Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park, with Rangers winning the Cup.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: [cam. Baynes; Goddard; Elder].
An Fhèis Albannach le ceòl, dannsa, is gaol! Bidh agallamhan agus na seallaidhean is fheàrr beò bhon a phrìomh àrd-ùrlar againn air BBC ALBA. Le DJ's Annie Mac & Zane Lowe na lùib. 'Se Anndra Robasdan agus tè nam Fèis I fèin, Emma NicAonghais a tha dha libhrigeadh. 'S e uilebheist a bhios ann! The Scottish summer festival season starts with coverage of the main stage and highlights from the weekend. Featuring Kasabian, Two Door Cinema Club, Brother, plus DJs Annie Mac and Zane Lowe in the mix. Hosted by Andrew Robertson and Emma MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] Highlights Programme 1
An Fhèis Albannach le ceòl, dannsa, is gaol! Bidh agallamhan agus na seallaidhean is fheàrr beò bhon a phrìomh àrd-ùrlar againn air BBC ALBA. Le DJ's Annie Mac & Zane Lowe na lùib. 'Se Anndra Robasdan agus tè nam Fèis I fèin, Emma NicAonghais a tha dha libhrigeadh. 'S e uilebheist a bhios ann! The Scottish summer festival season starts with coverage of the main stage and highlights from the weekend. Featuring We Are Scientists, Lissie, James MacKenzie & The Aquascene, The Wombats, Paolo Nutini. Hosted by Andrew Robertson and Emma MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] Highlights Programme 3
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 The Islanders are pitted against the Mainlanders as they take part in a go-kart race and fight it out in Combat City - a new version of paintballing.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 The teenagers face a series of physical challenges on a camping trip in the great outdoors. Will it be the boys or girls who come out on top?
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 The teenagers are given two stalls at Glasgow's Farmers' Market to raise as much money as they can for charity. The catch? They must stock the stalls themselves.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 'S e latha trèanaidh còmhla ri Luchd-Smàlaidh Srath Chluaidh a th' aig na deugairean an-diugh. Ach an seas iad an teas? The teenagers are challenged to a day of training with Strathclyde Fire and Rescue. Can they take the heat?
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Tonight the six teenagers get a taste of the world of TV drama when they are asked to write a script for a two-minute scene and help out on the River City set.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba. Breab is back with six teenagers from all over Scotland who have signed up to two weeks of Breab challenges. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 The teenagers look back at the best, worst and funniest moments of their time together. There's also the small matter of a bungee jump!
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg ann a sgìre Ghlaschu - na bi nad leisgeadair! Siuthad! Siubhail!. An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in the Glasgow area, so don't be a couch potato! Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg ann a sgìrean Dhùn Dè agus Fìobh - na bi nad leisgeadair! Siuthad! Siubhail!. An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in the Dundee/Fife area. So don't be a couch potato - Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Filmed at Birrell Confectioners, Glasgow showing the different stages involved in the manufacturing of sweets.
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg air A' Ghàidhealtachd - na bi nad leisgeadair! Siuthad! Siubhail! An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in the Highlands region - so don't be a couch potato! Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg ann a siorrachd Shruighlea - na bi nad leisgeudair! Siuthad! Siubhail! An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in Stirlingshire - so don't be a couch potato! Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg ann a siorrachd Pheairt - na bi nad leisgeudair! Siuthad! Siubhail! An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in Perth - so don't be a couch potato! Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Tha ur preseantairean gaisgeil a feuchainn iomadh seorsa cur-seachad ri lorg ann a siorrachd Dhùn Eideann 's Lodainn - na bi nad leisgeudair! Siuthad! Siubhail! An lathair, tha Emma NicAonghais agus Derek 'Pluto' Moireach. Our intrepid presenters tackle a variety of activities on offer in Edinburgh and the Lothians region - so don't be a couch potato! Go! Explore! Presented by Emma MacInnes and Derek 'Pluto' Murray. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Sreath ùr a' leantainn luchd-spòrs nan Eilean Siar ag ullachadh airson Geamannan Eadar-nàiseanta nan Eilean ann an Eilean Wight. New series following Western Isles sportsmen and women as they prepare for this year's International Island Games on the Isle of Wight. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Shona Mhoireadan an dùil ri deagh rèis aig leth-mharathon Beinn na Fadhla ach tha droch latha aig Dòmhnall MacAonghais aig na calmain creadha. Shona hopes for a good showing at the Benbecula half-marathon, but Donald MacInnes has a bad day at the clay pigeon shoot. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Droch naidheachd do sgioba ball-coise nam fireannach agus tha Norrie a gnogadh air dorsan airson airgead a thogail do na goilfearan. Bad news for the men's football team while Norrie goes knocking on doors to raise money for the golf team. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha na geamannan a' teannadh dlùth agus tha na farpaisich a' deànamh an ullachaidh mu dheireadh. The games are drawing close and the Western Isles competitors are making final preparations. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Seachdain mhòr Geamannan nan Eilean anns an Eilean Wight - ach ciamar a thèid do na h-Eileanan Siar? The Island Games get under way on the Isle of Wight - how will the Western Isles fare? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
An Fhèis Albannach le ceòl, dannsa, is gaol! Bidh agallamhan agus na seallaidhean is fheàrr beò bhon a phrìomh àrd-ùrlar againn air BBC ALBA. Le DJ's Annie Mac & Zane Lowe na lùib. 'Se Anndra Robasdan agus tè nam Fèis I fèin, Emma NicAonghais a tha dha libhrigeadh. 'S e uilebheist a bhios ann! The Scottish summer festival season starts with coverage of the main stage and highlights from the weekend. Featuring Kasabian, Magnetic Man, Two Door Cinema Club, Frightened Rabbit, Brother, Bombay Bicycle Club, plus DJs Annie Mac and Zane Lowe in the mix. Hosted by Andrew Robertson and Emma MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1
An Fhèis Albannach le ceòl, dannsa, is gaol! Bidh agallamhan agus na seallaidhean is fheàrr beò bhon a phrìomh àrd-ùrlar againn air BBC ALBA. Le DJ's Annie Mac & Zane Lowe na lùib. 'Se Anndra Robasdan agus tè nam Fèis I fèin, Emma NicAonghais a tha dha libhrigeadh. 'S e uilebheist a bhios ann! The Scottish summer festival season starts with coverage of the main stage and highlights from the weekend. Featuring We Are Scientists, Lissie, James MacKenzie & The Aquascene, The Wombats, Paolo Nutini and Glasvegas, plus DJs Annie Mac and Zane Lowe in the mix. Hosted by Andrew Robertson and Emma MacInnes. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 1 Tiree hotel manager
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 2 Glasgow restaurant chef
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 3 Fishing on a Barra trawler
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 4 Mountain Rescue team member
Fasan agus stoidhle ann am pailt' agus Ruairaidh Mac an t-Saoir faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho eòlaichean. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda NicMhaoilain agus John Comerford. Makeover show which sees Ruairaidh MacIntyre being re-styled by experts Donna Macleod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Cassie Smith-Christmas a'faighinn comhairle agus ath nuadhachadh bho sgioba Grinn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. Makeover show. Cassie Smith-Christmas gets a new image from the Grinn team. With Donna Macleod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Children's game show. Teams from Daliburgh and Dingwall compete for the Gleusta crown. Episode 1
Credits: presented by Liz Pyper and Steven MacIver.
Children's game show. Teams from Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu and Lionel Primary School compete for the Gleusta crown. Episode 2
Children's game show. Gleusta features teams from Sleat Primary School and Acharacle Primary School. Episode 3
A demonstration of the jacquard mechanism in the making of lace curtains.
Producer, Pathe Production. -- Credits: A Classroom film.
Children's game show. Teams from Mallaig and Inverness Episode 4
Children's game show. Teams from Laxdale and Broadford Episode 5
Children's game show. Teams from Lochdar Primary School and Sandbank Primary School. Episode 6
Children's game show. Teams from Gairloch and Portree. Episode 7
Children's game show. Teams from Edinburgh and Balivanich. Episode 8
A taste of what can be seen during the 2011 Piping Live festival in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba] Puirt Shorts With Kyle Warren Oban High School Ross Ainslie & Ali Hutton Inveraray Pipe Band Andy Lamb & Will Woodson Clanadonia
Sgeulachd beatha Patsy Cline (1932 - 1963) tro dhealbh-chluich Albannach, le cuid de na h-òrain is ainmeile aice. The life story of country singing sensation Patsy Cline (1932 - 1963), explored through a theatre production featuring some of her best-loved songs. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sgeulachd beatha Kenny Dalglish, mar chluicheadair ball-coise is neach-obrach charthannais, air a' bhliadhna thill e gu Anfield. The career of Kenny Dalglish, at the end of a momentous year that saw him return to Liverpool FC as manager. [Source - BBC Alba]
Taigh Ali investigates the mysterious roots of Ali Mohammed, an Indian who settled in the Western Isles of Scotland following WWII. His children grew up knowing almost nothing of his roots, and in the film his younger daughter takes a journey of discovery to the land of her father’s birth, which no other family member has previously seen. The journey takes us into the heart of the Punjab, to a tiny village where an amazing discovery awaits [synopsis from Corran Media]
Producer, [p.c. Corran Media]. -- Credits: [presenter Iain MacPherson [Rose Duffy and Kathy Stewart].
The children's procession and decorated floats, passing through decorated streets during Broxburn Children's Gala Day, 18th July 1924.
Three women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers. Programme 1 An seas boireannaich ri 'obair nam fear' air tràlair sa Chuan a Tuath? Cunnartan mara air aire ar caileagan. Can women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers? Three girls begin training in sea survival. [Source - BBC Alba]
Three women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers. Programme 2 An seas boireannaich ri 'obair nam fear' air tràlair sa Chuan a Tuath? Tha ar caileagan a' falbh gu muir. Can women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers? The three girls go to sea for the first time. [Source - BBC Alba]
Three women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers. Programme 3 An seas boireannaich ri 'obair nam fear' air tràlair sa Chuan a Tuath? Tha turas mara trì là ro na caileagan. Can women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers? The girls set off on a three day voyage. [Source - BBC Alba]
Three women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers. Programme 4 An seas boireannaich ri 'obair nam fear' air tràlair sa Chuan a Tuath? Cur na mara, air là 1 de 10 air bòrd. Can women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers? Seasickness - on day one of a 10 day voyage. [Source - BBC Alba]
Three women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers. Programme 5 An seas boireannaich ri 'obair nam fear' air tràlair sa Chuan a Tuath? Bochd agus sgìth - ach a' dol dhachaigh! Can women take on the 'men's work' of crewing North Sea trawlers? Sick and tired - but heading home! [Source - BBC Alba]
A tribute to Ishbel MacAskill: a mother, a grandmother, a singer, a Lewis woman and a Point woman through and through, who died suddenly in March 2011. [Source - BBC Alba]
Na Trads 2011. An oidhche as motha ann a ceòl tradiseanta na h-Alba a'tillleadh gu Talla Rìofhail Pheart airson an darna bliadhna le sàr luchd-ciùil air aoigheachd. Trad Awards 2011. The biggest night in Scottish traditional music returns to Perth Concert Hall for a second year with another brilliant lineup. [Source - BBC Alba] With Move, Peatbog Faeries, Barbara Dickson, The Paul MacKenna Band, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Alasdair Fraser, Natalie Haas, Fèis Rois, Duncan Black, Skerryvore, Kirsten Harvey & The Sanna, National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland, Joe Aitken and Geordie Murrison and Scott Gardiner, Alistair Ogilvy & Cathy Ann MacPhee, Salsa Celtica
Grinn a'tilleadh airson sreath ùr. Anns a chiad prògram tha Donna, Lynda agus John Comerford, an gruagaire ùr, ag ath nuadhachadh Carol McGlone a Uibhist a Deas. Makeover show. In episode one Donna, Lynda and hair stylist John Comerford transform Carol McGlone from South Uist. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Fasan agus stoidhle ann am pailt' agus Seonaidh MacRisnidh a faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho na h-eòlaichean againn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. Hotelier John MacRitchie gets a restyle from experts Donna Macleod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Anns an treas phrògram anns an t-sreath, tha sgioba Grinn ag ath nuadhachadh Fay Thomson as an t-Eilean Sgitheanach. Le Donna NicLeòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. In this episode Fay Thomson from Skye receives a makeover from the Grinn team. Presented by Donna MacLeod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
The children's procession, mothers and baby competition and fancy dress competition at Broxburn Children's Gala Days of 1934 and 1935.
Fasan agus stoidhle. Sian Baldwin a Siorrachd Pheart a faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho na h-eòlaichean againn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. Makeover show. Student Sian Baldwin from Perthshire gets a re-style from fashion, beauty and style experts Donna Macleod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fasan agus stoidhle ann am pailt' agus Cairistiona Beggs a faighinn ath-nuadhachadh bho na h-elaichean againn. Le Donna Nicleòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. Makeover show. Busy working mum Christina Beggs gets a re-style from experts Donna Macleod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Am prgram dheireannach. Bana Leòdhasach Greta Powell a faighinn ath-nuadhachadh agus comhairle bho sgioba Grinn. Le Donna NicLeòid, Lynda NicMhaolain agus John Comerford. Last in the series. Lewis woman Greta Powell receives a makeover from the Grinn team. Presented by Donna MacLeod, Lynda MacMillan and John Comerford. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Singer and presenter Michelle McManus travels to the Western Isles of Scotland on a journey of musical discovery. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of Broxburn Children's Gala Day on 28th June, 1952. Includes views of the gala procession, the coronation of the Gala Queen and decorated floats.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Calum Iain goes head-to-head with champion stunt driver Paul Swift, Fiona is test driving the sporty Seat Leon Cupra and Murray has some advice for driving in wintery conditions. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Fiona joins firefighters in Aberdeen, Murray is back on the croft putting the Isuzu Rodeo through its paces and Calum Iain joins the competitors at the Fintray Hill Climb. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Calum Iain's dreams come true as he finally gets behind the wheel of the legendary Porsche Carrera 911. Murray is moving mountains in Argyll and Fiona joins Peterhead Scooter Club. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Fiona and Murray join Highland Old Skool Fords on their tour, Murray test drives the Audi A and Fiona gets behind the wheel of an articulated lorry. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 The team are in the Borders for the Jim Clark Rally. Fiona is searching for the ultimate classic car - could it be the MG? - and Murray is test driving the Honda CRZ. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 It's all about speed and power at Knockhill's Modified Live. Fiona lives the good life in the Range Rover Sport and Murray investigates insurance deals for young drivers. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Calum Iain is taking part in the Granite City Rally in the Mitsubishi Evo, Fiona takes the Toyota IQ to task and the Murray family from Livingston test drive the Hyundai IX35. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Fiona travels to Switzerland for a peek into the future of motoring, Calum Iain has a smile on his face as he tries out the Focus RS500 and Murray takes part in a tractor rally. [Source - BBC online]
Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray. An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
A demonstration of how to harness a Clydesdale horse. See also ref. 6855.
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
An Ribheid Chiùil. Tha fuaim na pìoba aithnichte dhuinn uile, agus gu dearbha b' i a' phìob aon de na ionnsramaidean ciùil as tràithe a bh'ann. Reed Music tells the amazing story of the instrument and its players, an introduction to the international, colourful and exciting world of the pipes. Presented by Anna Murray [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 1
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 2
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 3.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 4.
A group of children join a bus tour party at Edinburgh for an outing to Tweedside. They visit Peebles and Neidpath Castle in the Borders, and finally trace the Tweed to its source on the same hill as the source of the Clyde.
Producer, Gaumont-British Instructional Limited Production. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 5.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 6.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 7.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. Episode 8.
An archive-rich celebration of the career of Dolina MacLennan, singer, actor, writer and Gaelic activist with Doli reminiscing with her family and friends and associates. [Source - BBC Alba]
An archive-rich celebration of the career of Dolina MacLennan, singer, actor, writer and Gaelic activist with Doli reminiscing with her family and friends and associates. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 The Mòd
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 The Mòd
Fishermen are seen leaving Peterhead harbour in search of herring. The herring are unloaded and taken to the fishcuring yard where they are gutted, pickled and cured.
Producer, Joint Production Film [Aberdeen Production Group].
Filmed in Aberdeen with the co-operation of Aberdeen Rent Tribunal, concerning the way in which rents could be more fairly applied.
Director, Mary Beales ; Producer, Central Office of Information. -- Credits: p. Donald Alexander w. and d. Mary Beales ph. Suschitzky assistant Tony Thompson sd. rec. Western Electric by Morton Park Studios Limited. Data Film: Member of the Federation of Documentary Film Units. .
Scotland's number one party band, The Vatersay Boys, play their annual Glasgow Barrowland gig mixing their unique blend of ceilidh and traditional music. [Source - BBC Alba]
BALAICH BHATARSAIGH - BEWARE OF THE VATERSAY BOYS
The Vatersay Boys give viewers exclusive access to their lives over a six-month period as they tour Scotland from their local ceilidh hall to their sold out Glasgow Barrowland gig. [Source - BBC Alba]
Mary Ann Kennedy hosts a tribute concert to Robert Burns filmed in Nashville with Cathy Ann MacPhee and country singers Beth Nielsen Chapman, Suzy Bogguss and Laura McGhee. [Source - BBC Alba]
Thigibh a Steòrnabhagh airson seirbheis Nollaig shònraichte à Eaglais Cuimhneachaidh Mhàrtainn. A special Christmas service from Martin's Memorial Church in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba]
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
A reconstruction of the building of the Forth railway bridge using contemporary footage and stills. [The film was a prize winner at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1950].
Director, Harry Birrell. -- Credits: Harry Birrell presents William Kelly and Robert Kerr m. George Melachrino This film could not have been made without the co-operation of Mr John Dunlop of the Mitchell Library Glasgow for supplying historical information; Mr H M Hunter, Public Relations Officer, British Railways, who granted permission to film on the Forth Bridge..
YOUNG TRADITIONAL MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR 2012
Mary Ann Kennedy presents as six finalists compete for the title live from the City Halls in Glasgow as part of the 2012 Celtic Connections Festival. [Source - BBC online] [Subtitled] Featuring Katie Boyle, Kirsty Watt, Róisín Ann Hughes, Alistair Ogilvy, Rona Wilkie, Catriona Price, Kristan Harvey
Three children on holiday trace the River Clyde from its source at Little Clydesburn to the sea.
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. Programme 11
Gardening delights with presenting duo Calina and Eilidh, as they visit some of Scotland's quirkiest gardens and most interesting and innovative gardeners. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 Anns a' phrogram seo chi sinn criomagan bhon t-sreath air fad - garaidhean eireachdail 's gaireadairean inntinneach air feadh Alba. Highlights from throughout the series.
Taghadh Bho na Trads - Julie Fowlis a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh bho Arches Ghlaschu. Le cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Mànran. Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Traditional Music Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. This episode features Mànran. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Taghadh Bho na Trads - Julie Fowlis a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh bho Arches Ghlaschu. Le cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Rura. Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Traditional Music Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. This episode features Rura. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Taghadh Bho na Trads, program ciùil le Julie Fowlis a'libhrigeadh. Ceòl is còmhradh bho cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Skerryvore. Music show. Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. In this episode, Skerryvore. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Taghadh Bho na Trads, program ciùil le Julie Fowlis a'libhrigeadh. Ceòl is còmhradh bho cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Siobhan Miller. Music show. Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. In this episode, Siobhan Miller. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Leth uair de cheòl is còmhradh bho Innes Watson a bhuanaich duais Neach Ciùil na Bliadhna aig na Trads an uirigh. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis. Music and chat featuring Trad Award Winner Innes Watson, Instrumentalist of the Year. Presented by Julie Fowlis. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads, le cuid de luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd, Seinneadair Gàidhlig na Bliadhna, Norrie MacIomhair. Music and chat from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Features Gaelic singer of the year Norrie MacIver. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Mairi MacRitchie is a true Uibhisteach. Like many of her family and neighbours she can hardly keep her hands out of a bag of flour. But for this young mother of two, baking has a deeply personal significance. Mairi's mother was a brilliant baker - but died of breast cancer when Mairi was only 14. Now Mairi wants to put her inherited kitchen skills to good use - to raise money for a leading cancer charity. [source - BBC Alba]
Hill farming, harvesting, dairy farming and small holdings in the Lothians. Golfers at North Berwick, horse racing at Musselburgh and the beach at Portobello are also featured.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 1 of 6.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 2 of 6.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 3 of 6.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 4 of 6.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 5 of 6.
Anne Morrison presents a series joining the personalities of Scotland's most successful women's football team on a season-long adventure [synopsis from BBC] Episode 6 of 6.
Shinty documentary. Episode 1 Caman ri caman. Tha Calum MacAmhlaidh a' dol tro dhorsan choimhearsnachd nan iomain is a' toirt dhaoine easgaidh is tharraingeach gu aire an t-sluaigh ann an sreath ùr de shia phrogramanan, Caman. The ash clashes. With exclusive access, narrator Calum Macaulay goes behind the scenes of the shinty community and introduces its dedicated characters and engaging personalities. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shinty documentary. Episode 2 Episode two of Caman catches up with Inverary's David Macpherson as he reflects on his cancer diagnosis and visits the acupuncturist with Glen Urquart's Eddie Tembo. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shinty documentary. Episode 3 Fort William's Niall McPhee joins his award-winning fashion designer girlfriend Judy Clark at her latest show, and David Macpherson's dad speaks candidly about his son's illness. [Source - BBC Alba]
LOTHIANS PART II, the: Industries and Towns
Lothian's coastal industries: fishing ports at Granton and Newhaven and the docks at Leith and Bo'ness. Its mining industries: shale mining by open-cast methods and a new pit at Bo'ness. Some of the towns of the Lothians: Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Haddington and Musselburgh.
Shinty documentary. Episode 4 Fort William are away to Kilmallie and Niall MacPhee is out for revenge and David MacPherson's Inveraray hope to win the first silverware of the season. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shinty documentary. Episode 5 David MacPherson has a check-up, the Fort William boys discuss relationships and Eddie Tembo commits his future to Drumnadrochit. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shinty documentary. Episode 6 In the last episode, the Borthwicks play in the Camanachd Cup, Eddie, Lisa and the Rodgers look back over a great year and the Scottish First Minister attends his first match. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic motoring show. Tuilleadh amaideas agus ploy le sgioba Air an Rathad ann am prògram sònraichte nan Rèisean Craicte. Fun and mayhem in a Wacky Races compilation.
Julie Fowlis le ceòl bho Taghadh Bho na Trads. A nochd: Mànran, Rura, Skerryvore, Siobhan Miller, Innes Watson agus Norrie MacIomhair. Julie Fowlis with music from Trad Award Winners. On tonight's show, Mànran, Rura, Skerryvore, Siobhan Miller, Innes Watson and Norrie MacIver. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Julie Fowlis a coimhead air ais air an t-sreadh Taghadh Bho na Trads. A nochd, ceòl bho: Mànran, Rura, Skerryvore, Siobhan Miller, Innes Watson agus Norrie MacIomhair. Julie Fowlis looks back over the Trad Award Winners' series. Featuring music from Mànran, Rura, Skerryvore, Siobhan Miller, Innes Watson and Norrie MacIver. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
SUAS IS SIOS NAM INNTIN / BIPOLAR AND ME
CAMANACHD LEODHAIS - DUBH AGUS GORM / LEWIS CAMANACHD - BLACK AND BLUE
Family film of the Scott family (of Peter Scott & Co. hosiery manufacturers, Hawick) with shots of their holidays in North Berwick, Largs, Hawick, the Highlands and Edinburgh. A family wedding is included.
BROCHAN LOM TANA LOM? / PORRIDGE: LOVE IT OR HATE IT?
AN SGITHS NIMHEIL 2 / THE TOXIC TIREDNESS 2. Programme 2
The salmon's journey. An odyssey through Scotland's fishing rivers with Neen MacKay. Programme 1
Neen MacKay visits the North East's well-known salmon rivers. Programme 2
Salmon fishing in Argyll with Neen MacKay, on some of Scotland's most breathtaking rivers. Programme 3
Salmon fishing on the Firth of Clyde, with Neen MacKay. Programme 4
An account of the work of the beekeeper, from preparing the hives to the marketing of the honey.
Producer, Edinburgh and East of Scotland Agricultural College. -- Credits: This film is produced by the bee-keeping staff, Edinburgh School of Agriculture.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Comrie.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. Loch Doon.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. Carrick.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. National Day 1.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. National Day 2.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. National Day 3.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. International Day 1.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. International Day 2.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9. International Day 3.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at the Italian economy, and private finance initiative contracts
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at the Icelandic health service and Croatian shipyards
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at diabetes rates in Scotland, Croatia and the EU, and a controversial harbour in Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at the Polish economy and Slovenia's 20 years of independance
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at the social effects of Greece's economic problems
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at Romania and the Schengen, and immigrant workers in Slovenia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 Archive material on natural disasters
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 Archive material of notable interviews
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at homelessness in Scotland, and Welsh television channel S4C
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Jewish and Muslim mutual slaughter, and Welsh independance
Various methods of transport including single decker and double decker buses in Edinburgh, a "Mother's Pride" truck collecting grain in Glasgow, cart horses at the Glasgow docks and a tractor being used to harvest potatoes.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at pollution in Kosovo, leprosy in Romania, and cannabis laws in the Netherlands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at Germany's volunteer workers, and the United Nations refugee convention
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at common agricultural policy, and barricades in Kosovo
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at EU veto, African footballers in Turkey, and an anti paedophile scheme in Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Archive material on health
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 Archive material on human rights
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 17 A look at the European fishing agreement, gay and transgender rights in Turkey, and divorce in Italy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 19 A look at a controversial dam project in Portugal, economic difficulties in Valencia, and the changing position of women in Albania
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 20 A look at a new law in Albania on waste, and alcohol policies in Ireland
Government trailer attempting to instill the virtue of the wise shopper and saver during wartime, promoting National Savings Certificates, and the use of skimmed milk from the USA.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 21 A look at domestic violence in Russia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 22 A look at power in Germany, and the legacy of Euro 2004 in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 23 A look at euthanasia in the Netherlands, and language issues in Latvia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 24 A review of some stories from the series
General views of Glasgow's Blythswood Square and streets in the city centre as marchers assemble and demonstrate against rents increase. Shots of speakers at the rally including Jimmy Reid.
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1980 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1980 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1981 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1981 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1982 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1982 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1983 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1983 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1984 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1984 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1985 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1985 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1986 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1986 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
A family film, showing a hockey match, and swimming by a river.
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1987 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1987 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1988 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1988 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1989 through archive footage and the year's chart hits Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1989 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Tha faisg air trichead bliadhna ann bho dh'fhosgail a' cholaiste Ghàidhlig, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, a dorsan dha oileanaich làn-ùine airson a' chiad turas. Anns a' phrògram seo chithear aithrisean bhon àm sin cuide ri sealladh bhon latha an-diugh air mar a tha a' cholaiste air atharrachadh tro shùilean cuid a bha ann aig an toiseach. A look back at almost 30 years of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the Gaelic college on Skye, since it first opened its doors to full-time students. A chance to see archive footage from that time and find out how the college has developed over the years through the eyes of some of those who were around at the beginning. [Source - BBC Alba]
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 22
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 23
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 24
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 25
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 26
Neen MacKay visits the Uists for more salmon fishing in the Western Isles. Programme 5
Shots of the 602 City of Glasgow Squadron training at North Cotes in Lincolnshire. A Hawker Hart takes off and lands at Abbotsinch airport and a flight display by No. 43 Squadron (Bull-dogs).
[filmed by J.D. Urie]. -- Credits: (Wing Commander John Dunlop Urie).
Neen MacKay discovers the salmon systems on the Firth of Forth and the Solway Firth. Programme 6
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Anns a' chiad phrògram den t-sreath bidh Cairistìona 'Neen' NicAoidh cuide ri Iain MacIllemhìcheil agus Tormod Macleòid cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. This week Christina 'Neen' Mackay joins John Carmichael and Norman Macleod teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald with Hugh Dan Maclennan trying to maintain order!
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An t-seachdain seo bidh Dòmhnall 'Ryno' Moireasdan an cuideachd Mhàiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus bidh Angela NicEachainn a' toirt taic dha Iain MacIllemhìcheil le Ùisdean MacIllInnein sa chathair. This week Donald 'Ryno' Morrison joins Mary Anne Macdonald and Angela MacEachen teams up with John Carmichael, with Hugh Dan Maclennan acting as referee.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 An t-seachdain seo bidh Agnes Rennie agus Iain MacIllemhìcheil a' feuchainn an aghaidh Gilleasbaig Fearghasdan agus Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. This week Agnes Rennie and John Carmichael pit their wits against Gilleasbaig Ferguson and Mary Anne Macdonald, with Hugh Dan Maclennan in the chair.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 An t-seachdain seo bidh Màiri NicAmhlaigh ann an cuideachd Iain MhicIllemhìcheil agus Ailig Dòmhnallach a' cumail taic ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail rian orra uile. Mary MacAulay joins John Carmichael and Alec Macdonald teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan attempting to maintain order.
The Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' leantainn ceumannan gaisgeach na nobhail 'The Thirty-Nine Steps'. Cathy MacDonald follows in the footsteps of the hero of the novel 'The Thirty-Nine Steps'. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' siubhal eadar Cataibh 's Gallaibh, a' cleachdadh an nobhail 'The Silver Darlings' mar leabhar-iùil. Cathy MacDonald explores Caithness and Sutherland, using 'The Silver Darlings' as her guidebook. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
The Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' leantainn ceumannan gaisgeach na nobhail Kidnapped. Cathy MacDonald follows in the footsteps of the hero of the novel 'Kidnapped'. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' siubhal tron a' Mhaoirne, a' cleachdadh an nobhail ainmeil 'Sunset Song' mar leabhar-iùil. Cathy MacDonald explores the Mearns, using the novel 'Sunset Song' as her guidebook. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Aerial shots of the liner the" Queen Mary" in the fitting out basin taken from an aircraft of the 602 Squadron; the liner is seen passing the Cloch lighthouse and approaching Gourock.
Mì-cheartas lagh cho dona sa th'ann an eachdraidh na h-Alba - ach ma bha Oscar Slater neo-chiontach - cò am murtair? The case of Oscar Slater - widely held to be the biggest miscarriage of justice in Scottish history. [Source - BBC Alba]
Working horses. Series observing ways in which the famous Scottish Clydesdales and the iconic Shetland ponies are put to use today. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Working horses. An insight into equestrian sport in Scotland; competing at Blair Atholl Horse Trials, and in the Le TREC Kelly Marks Winter Series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Working horses. Series observing ways in which horses are used in a working capacity within modern methods of riding and equine-assisted therapies. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Members of the photographic convention carrying tripods and cameras file past a waiting room on the deck of the Clyde steamer "Lady Rowena".
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 An t-seachdain seo bidh Seonag Monk a' toirt taic dha Iain MacIllemhìcheil agus bidh Calum MacFhionghain cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile! John Carmichael is joined by Seonag Monk and Mary Anne Macdonald welcomes Calum Mackinnon, as Hugh Dan Maclennan attempts to maintain order!
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 An t-seachdain seo bidh Mòrag Stiùbhart cuide ri Iain MacIllemhìcheil agus bidh Ailean Caimbeul cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. Morag Stewart joins John Carmichael and Alan Campbell teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald while Hugh Dan Maclennan keeps a tight rein over proceedings.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 An t-seachdain seo tha Marisa Dhòmhnallach agus Iain MacIllemhìcheil a' strì an aghaidh Dòmhnall Iain Mac an t-Saoir le Ùisdean MacIllInnein anns a' chathair. Marisa Macdonald teams up with John Carmichael and Donald John Macintyre joins Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan keeping all in check!
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Anns a' phrògram mu dheireadh den t-sreath bidh Niall Midseasan cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus Màiri Bremner ann an cuideachd Iain MhicIllemhìcheil, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. In the last programme of the current series Neil Mitchison joins Mary Anne Macdonald and Mary Bremner teams up with John Carmichael, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan attempting to maintain order.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: CUAIRT NAN EILEAN, ALISON BROWN TRIO, JOHN MCSHERRY + DONAL O’ CONNOR + TONY BYRNE, RAUL MALO, EMPREINTES, RURA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ROSS AINSLIE + ALI HUTTON, ALASDAIR WHYTE + ROSS WILSON + ALLAN NAIRN, QUEBE SISTERS BAND, SEAMAS & MEABH BEGLEY, THE LONG NOTES, BUDDY GREEN + JEFF TAYLOR, GILLIE MACKENZIE + EWAN MACPHERSON + MHAIRI HALL
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: THE OUTSIDE TRACK, CEDRIC WATSON, CRUINN, MINDY SMITH, ANA MOURA, FIONA HUNTER + MIKE VASS, THE LONG NOTES
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: GRAINNE HOLLAND, CAHALEN MORRISON + ELI WEST + RYAN DRICKEY, SHONA DONALDSON, SULTANS OF STRING, MARTIN O’ CONNOR + SEAMIE O’ DOWD, FAIZ ALI FAIZ + ENSEMBLE
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ALANA HENDERSON + JARLATH HENDERSON + MATTHEU WATSON + ROSS MCCRAE, ANNE MARTIN, DONALD MACDONALD & THE ISLANDS, RAUL MALO, BLUE MOOSE & THE UNBUTTONED ZIPPERS, CUAIRT NAN EILEAN
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 6 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ROSS AINSLIE + ALI HUTTON, TURTLE DUHKS, ISOBEL ANN MARTIN, MARTIN O’ CONNOR + SEAMIE O’ DOWD, KAELA ROWAN + EWAN MACPHERSON + JAMES MACKINTOSH, ALISON BROWN TRIO
General views of the exterior of the Regal Cinema, Dunfermline, with "Sold" notice. Shots inside the auditorium after a fire.
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: CRUINN, THIS IS HOW WE FLY, ANA MOURA, ALASDAIR WHYTE + ROSS WILSON, QUEBE SISTERS BAND, GILLIE MACKENZIE + MHAIRI HALL + EWAN MACPHERSON, CEDRIC WATSON
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: TURTLE DUHKS + MATT GORDON, CAHALEN MORRISON + ELI WEST + RYAN DRICKEY, EMPREINTES, BLUE MOOSE & THE UNBUTTONED ZIPPERS, DONALD MACDONALD & THE ISLANDS, ANNE MARTIN, RURA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 9 Compilation [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ALISON BROWN TRIO, ROSS AINSLIE + ALI HUTTON, SEAMAS & MEABH BEGLEY, RURA, CAHALEN MORRISON + RLI WEST + RYAN DRICKEY, GILLIE MACKENZIE + MHAIRI HALL + EWAN MACPHERSON, SULTANS OF STRING, RAUL MALO, TURTLE DUHKS, CRUINN, DONALD MACDONALD & THE ISLANDS, ANNE MARTIN, QUEBE SISTERS BAND, CUAIRT NAN EILEAN
CURAM: AN-DIUGH ‘S AN-DE / CARE: FROM ASYLUM TO COMMUNITY
NA MO CHUID AODAICH / THE COMMUNITY CLOTHES SHOW
SGEULACHD AN FHIR-REIC / THE AUCTIONEER’S STORY
Compilation of events, including footage of the Moderator of the Church of Scotland visiting Neilston, the Neilston Show, and Coronation Day 1953.
[attributed to amateur film-maker Mr. Laws].
Recorded in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall at Celtic Connections 2012, Songs of Ireland features some of the finest Irish singers and musicians around. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Recorded in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall at Celtic Connections 2012, Songs of Ireland features some of the finest Irish singers and musicians around. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Norman MacArthur pieces together his grandfather's incredible wartime journey in an attempt to find out what actually happened to him. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gus Iubailidh Daoimein na Banrigh a chomharrachadh, bidh Catrìona Mhoireach a' toirt sùil air an teaghlach rìoghail 's iad a' tadhal air Alba thairis air seasgad bliadhna. To commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Catriona Murray looks back at the royal family's visits to Scotland during the past 60 years. [Source - BBC Alba]
An insight into the changes which have taken place in Ness on the Isle of Lewis since the TV programme The British Connection was broadcast in 1978. [Source - BBC Alba]
Ann an 1981 rinn am BBC prògram mu na co-chomuinn a bh' air tòiseachadh anns na h-Eileanan an Iar agus mar a chaidh an sgeama a làimhseachadh air Eilean Èirisgeigh. Anns a' phrògram seo gheibhear cothrom The Self Help Society fhaicinn a-rithist agus faighinn a-mach dè a' bhuaidh a th' air a bhith aig a' cho-chomunn agus aig na h-atharraichean eile a th' air tighinn an taobh a-staigh 30 bliadhna air Eilean Èirisgeigh agus na h-eileanaich fhèin. In 1981 the BBC series The Self Help Society looked at the co-operative movement run by communities in the Western Isles and in particular its impact on Eriskay. This programme offers the opportunity to view the original version and also find out what impact the co-operative and the many other changes which have taken place since have had on the island and the residents. [Source - BBC Alba]
FREEDOM OF BURGH CEREMONY QUEEN'S OWN HIGHLANDERS
The Freedom of the Burgh Ceremony in the Playhouse Cinema on 11th March, 1961. The Queen's Own Highlanders march through the streets of Inverness.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring We Are Scientists, Bwani Junction, Nina Nesbitt, James MacKenzie, Kassidy, The Wombats, Vintage Trouble, The South, Finding Albert
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Iain McLaughlin, Beverly Knight, Smoke Fairies, Frightened Rabbit, Donald MacDonald and the Islands, Kobi, Federation of the Disco Pimp, The Blackout, Brown Bear and the Bandits, The Dangleberries, Willy Mason, The Milk, Treacherous Orchestra, Travis
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring Beverly Knight, Frightened Rabbit, Donald MacDonald and the Islands, Federation of the Disco Pimps, Brown Bear and the Bandits, The Dangleberries, Travis, Kassidy, AMWWF, Bwani Junction, The South, Hoodja, Vintage Trouble, We Are Scientists, The Wombats, Willie Campbell, Karima Francis, Foy Vance
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
WITH CAR AND CAMERA THROUGH THE LAKE DISTRICT TO SOUTHERN SCOTLAND
A car journey through the Lake District, a visit to the Blacksmith's Shop Gretna Green, and on to Glasgow and the Empire Exhibition, Edinburgh and finally to Loch Lomond.
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. Towards the end of the year, the weather is taking its toll. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Bliadhna anns a' Ghearradh Chruaidh. A year with the workers and users of the largest park in the Western Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Crofters John and Lorna Norgrove have given cameras a glimpse into their changed world both at home in the Isle of Lewis and during their recent journey to Afghanistan, where their daughter Linda died during a failed US rescue attempt in 2010. [synopsis from BBC Alba]
Mischief and mishap with the super evil gang. Episode 4 Teth, teth! / Caraid gu Sìorraidh A battle over the hottest chilli leaves the earth hanging in the balance and the League's evil idol is in town but has decided to turn to good. [Source - BBC Alba]
Mischief and mishap with the super evil gang. Episode 6 An Slaightear Treun & Seangain Air Bhoil The city's entire super villain population winds up behind bars and Bholtar's horrible sticky shampoo creates havoc. [Source - BBC Alba]
Pop-up book animated adventures with the curious Abadas. Episode 12 Pùpaid/Puppet. 'S e Hari a tha a' dèanamh air an traghad an-diugh 's e an dochas am facal pupaid a' lorg - turas a tha fior spòrsail ann an ioma dòigh! It's Hari's turn to head for the beach today as he searches for the word puppet, a special toy he will use to entertain his friends on his return! [Source - BBC Alba]
Pop-up book animated adventures with the curious Abadas. Episode 18 Oraindsear/Orange. Tha Hari air mìlsean bhlasta a bhèiceadh airson Ela agus Seren - cèic teòclaid! Bidh aon Abadas air a thaghadh airson a dhol a shealltainn airson rudeigin eile cruinn agus milis. Dè bhios ann? Hari has prepared a yummy treat for Ela and Seren - a chocolate cake! One Abadas will be chosen to go on another exciting adventure looking for something round and sweet-smelling. What could it be? [Source - BBC Alba]
A horrible ogre has come with the winter snow to Balthazarville to kidnap Princess Molly. Are Leon and his new friends brave enough to save her? [Source - BBC Alba]
A prize-winning film at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival of 1952, it tells of the adventures of two children on holiday in Oban.
Director, I. Dunnachie. -- Credits: Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 A prize-winning film.
Tha an t-àm ann airson Fèill an Earraich ach chan eil Bonifacio idir toilichte 's iad air Leon a thaghadh mar Righ. Ri chuid chleasan suarach, tha Bonifacio a' feuchainn ri stad a chur air an fhèill. Tha e an urra ri Molaidh 's a caraidean stad a chur air an trustair. It's Spring Carnival time but Bonifacio is very unhappy that Leon has been chosen as King and not him. Up to his usual tricks, he tries to ruin the carnival for everyone, so Molly and her friends must stop the evil trickster. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated story for children. Tha Molaidh air a h-uabhasachadh g' eil an cleasaiche carach, Bonifacio, an dùil a màthair a phòsadh. Molly is horrified that her mother plans to wed the evil scoundrel Bonifacio. [Source - BBC Alba]
Chan eil Tè Bheag a' Ghruffalo buileach a' creidsinn sgeulachdan a h-athair mun Luch Mhòr Ghrànda a tha fuireach sa choille mhòr. Aon oidhche, 's i a' faireachdainn gu math dàna, tha i a' dol air toir a chreutair iarghallta seo leatha fhèin. Ge-tà, tha iomadach beathach eile, air a bheil a h-athair eòlach, a feitheamh orra air a slighe tron choille dhorch'. The Gruffalo's child isn't too sure whether to believe her father's stories about the Big Bad Mouse who lives in the forest. One night, feeling very brave, she leaves the Gruffalo cave and goes in search of the fabled creature all on her own. However, there are many more of her father's old acquaintances to met on her journey through the deep, dark wood! [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated series based on Rudyard Kipling's classic about the adventures of Mowgli, the boy raised by wolves in the Indian jungle [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 33 Duilleag aibhne Tha trioblaid gu leòr a tighinn gu buil nuair a lorgas Mowgli sgàthan san dlùth-choille. Plenty trouble ensues when Mowgli finds a mirror in the jungle.
Animated series based on Rudyard Kipling's classic about the adventures of Mowgli, the boy raised by wolves in the Indian jungle [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 44 Beag ach ealamh. Tha Darzee a dearbhadh nach fheumar a bhith mòr 's làidir airson a bhith dàna. Darzee proves that you don't have to be big and strong to be brave.
Gaelic adaption of the English language Claymation comedy by Nick Park. Mallachd an fhir-rabaide [Curse of the were-rabbit] A mind-altering experiment involving rabbits goes awry, leaving Wallace and Gromit feeling a bit worse for 'were' and a monstrous rabbit on the loose. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic adaption of the English language Claymation comedy by Nick Park. Cuairt chàiseach. Gun ghreim càise aca air fhàgail, tha Wallace 's Gromit a' dèanamh air a' ghealaich! There's not a crumb of cheese, so Wallace and Gromit take a trip to the moon. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic adaption of the English language Claymation comedy by Nick Park. A' bhriohais cheàrr [The wrong trousers] The home-life of Wallace, the amiable inventor, and Gromit, his long-suffering dog, is threatened when a villainous lodger rents out the spare room and involves unsuspecting Wallace in a spectacular crime. [Source - Radio Times]
Gaelic adaption of the English language Claymation comedy by Nick Park. Dlùth-bhearradh [Close shave] Wallace falls in love with the woman in the local wool shop while Gromit is framed for stealing sheep. Will Wallace rescue his friend in time? [Source - Radio Times]
Mur a b'urrainn dhut a bhith aig an fhèis san Lùnasdal 2012, an cothrom ceòl fhaicinn bho Thatù Armailteach Dhùn Èidean. If you weren't able to attend the festival in August 2012, a chance to see the action from The Edinburgh Military Tattoo. [Source - BBC Alba]
A description of the fishing industry on the east coast of Scotland.
Producer, SEFA (Dundee Group). -- Credits: [ph., sc, notes: Mr Thomas Nan MA Dundee] [Thanks are due to the Beattie family of Ladyloan and Mr Don Gray and Mr Norman Crawford of Arbroath].
Children's game show. teams from Dingwall Primary School and Rockfield Primary School. Episode 1
Children's game show. Teams from Fort William Primary School and Staffin Primary School. Episode 2
Children's game show. Teams from Condorrat Primary School and Breasclete Primary School, Episode 3 Two teams of youngsters go head to head in a battle of brains, wit and agility. With the support of a special guest, the teams battle over five rounds.
Children's game show. teams from Lochdar Primary School and Acharacle Primary School. Episode 4
Children's game show. Teams from Sandbank Primary School and Dingwall Primary School. Episode 5
Children's game show. Teams from Sleat Primary School and Rockfield Primary School. Episode 6
Children's game show. Teams from Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Inbhir Nis and Tollcross Primary School. Episode 7
Children's game show. Teams from Fort William Primary School and Broadford Primary School. Episode 8
Children's game show. Teams from Sleat Primary School and Portree Primary School. Episode 9
Children's game show. Teams from Lionel Primary School and Sgoil Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu. Episode 10
Two children visit a steel works where they see the furnace in action.
Producer, GB Instructional Limited. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder.
Children's game show. Teams from Goodlyburn Primary School and Condorrat Primary School. Episode 11
Children's game show. Lochdar Primary School and Portree Primary School. Episode 12
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 1 Sreath ùr de phrogramman ciùil air an clàradh aig Fèis Blas 2012. Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh bho Breabach, Battlefield Band agus Linda NicLeòid. First in a series of music programmes from Blas 2012. Presented by Kathleen MacInnes and Fiona Dunn. Featuring Breabach, the Battlefield Band and Linda MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 3 Coach trip
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 2 Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn le ceòl is còmhradh bho fèis Blas - Air aoigheachd aig cèilidh@blas tha Hamish agus Fin Moore, Blazin' Fiddles agus Maeve NicFhionghuin. Kathleen Macinnes and Fiona Dunn present music and chat from Blas music festival. Guesting on ceilidh@blas are Hamish and Fin Moore, Blazin' Fiddles and Maeve Mackinnon. [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated drama series. Episode 1
Children's animated drama series. Episode 2
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 3 Cèilidh@blas: sreath ùr de cheòl is còmhradh bho Emily Smith, Vamm agus Rachel Walker. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn. Music show featuring Emily Smith, Vamm and Rachel Walker. Presented by Kathleen MacInnes and Fiona Dunn. [Source - BBC Alba]
Following the river Tay showing the countryside and towns situated on its banks.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co. Ltd.. -- Credits: [Joint Production Committee for Visual Aids in Education] educational adviser Kenneth McAlpine.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris an rionnag Ameiriganach David Gest air slighe far a bheil e a' leantail am meas a th' aige fhèin sa dhlùth charaid Mìcheal Jackson air obair Rabbie Burns. Cathy MacDonald joins US star David Gest on a journey to explore his own and best friend Michael Jackson's passion for Rabbie Burns.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Tha Cathaidh a' gabhail gu brat-ùrlar dearg duaisean nan 'Screen Actors Guild' cuide ri Ross King 'si a' tadhal air dachaigh an neach-aithris ann a Hollywood. Cathy treads the red carpet of the Screen Actors Guild awards with presenter Ross King as she visits his base in Hollywood.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill cuide ris an neach-aithris Carol McGiffin a' faighinn barrachd a-mach mun phrògram telebhisean soirbheachail 'Loose Women'. Cathy MacDonald joins presenter Carol McGiffin behind the scenes of the set of the popular magazine show Loose Women.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Tha seinneadair 'Boyzone' agus cleasaiche 'Coronation Street' Keith Duffy a cuir fàilte air Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill gu Gaillimh far a bheil e a' gabhail pàirt san dealbh-chluiche Big Maggie. Boyzone singer and Coronation Street actor Keith Duffy welcomes Cathy MacDonald to Galway, where he is performing in the play Big Maggie.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Tha an cleasaiche Albannach Gregor Fisher agus Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill a' tadhal air Taigh-cluiche an Athenaeum ann an Glaschu far an do thòisich dreuchd rionnag Rab C Nesbitt. Scottish actor Gregor Fisher and Cathy MacDonald visit the Athenaeum Theatre in Glasgow where the Rab C Nesbitt star's career began.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill a cur seachad an latha ann an Lunnainn cuide ris an t-seinneadair ainmeil Katie Melua 'si a' cluiche aig club jazz iomraiteach Ronnie Scott's. Cathy MacDonald spends the day in London with award winning solo artist Katie Melua as she performs at the legendary jazz club Ronnie Scott's.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 0 Rionnag ceòl clasaigeach Russell Watson a' bruidhinn ri Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill mu dhreuchd agus an t-srì a th' air a bhith aige le aillse. Award-winning classical music star Russell Watson opens up to Cathy MacDonald about his rise to fame and his battle with cancer.
Inverness Castle, Castle Stuart, Castle Leys, Eilean Donan, Dunvegan, Achnacarry and Aldourie Castle are all seen together with their surrounding countryside.
Sreath ùr a cuir eòlas air beatha na h-Albannaich ainmeil nar measg còmhla ri Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Series where Cathy MacDonald spends a day in the life of some of Scotland's top celebrities. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8 Cathaidh NicDhòmhnaill a cur latha trang seachad cuide ri cleasaiche 'Coronation Street' Michelle Collins ann am Manchester agus Baile Ath Cliath. Cathy MacDonald spends a hectic day with Coronation Street actress Michelle Collins in Manchester and Dublin.
Sreath ùr le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ann an cuideachd phannal is iad a' greimnachadh air cuspairean a tha bunaiteach is susbainteach. An t-seachdain seo; Am bu chòir do bhoireannaich fuireachd aig an taigh no dachaigh is dreuchd a chothromachadh? New entertaining chat show series presented by Cathy MacDonald. The panel discuss balancing a career with raising a family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
An t-seachdain seo tha Cathy is a' phannal a' cnuasachadh air ceangalaichean a tha againn ri càch a chèile - càirdeas, goal is pòsadh, dealachadh agus cuid a sgeulachdan phearsanta air mar a thathas soirbheachadh a thaobh suirghe! This week Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss relationships - marriage, divorce and the secrets to success. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Air prògram na h-oidhche nochd, tha Cathy 's a' phannal a' bruidhinn air cuspair a tha freagarrachadh agus a' buntain ri beatha làitheil dhaoine - airgead - dìth an airgid, fiachan agus na trioblaidean thig na chois. Cathy and her guests chat engage in a candid conversation about money, debt and the pressure of making ends meet. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Air pròrgam na h-oidhche nochd, Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a' phannal a' deasbad air na trioblaidean uabhasach a tha an luib a bhith fo bhuaidh thinneasan a tha a' fàgail dhaoine ri tràilleachd is an eisimeil air stuth nach gabh seachnadh. In this episode Cathy MacDonald and guests discussing addiction and its many associated problems. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Air prògram na seachdain seo tha deasbad bheòthail dha thogail eadar a' phannal is Cathy NicDhòmhnaill air an gluasad bho òige gu inbheachd agus na gnothaichean a leithid hormones dheugairean a tha na luib! A lively debate between Cathy MacDonald and guests as they discuss all aspects of growing up, including teenage hormones! [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a' phannal a' deasbad air an oidhirp a bhitheas daoine a' dèanamh gus an cuid coltas a leasachadh - bho maise-gnùise gu leapannan-grèine. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss everything from cosmetic surgery to make up and sunbeds. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Air Craic an t-seachdainn seo, tha a' phannal is Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' bruidhinn air creideamh agus an àite a tha aig creideamh as an t-saoghal a th' againn. The Craic guests and Cathy MacDonald talk about the varying roles of religion in the modern world. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Air prògram na h-oidhche nochd, tha Cathy agus a' phannal a deasbad air an àite a tha aig boireannaich ann am poileataics. Cuideachd a' toirt sùil farsaing air poileataics aig ìrean ionadail agus nàiseanta. Cathy and her guests discuss the role of women in politics at personal, local and national levels. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
An t-seachdain seo tha a' phannal is Cathy NicDòmhnaill a' bruidhinn air saor-laithean. An turas as fheàrr a bh'aca a-riamh, ciamar a thathas a' cumail clannn rèidh, agus mar a dhèiligeas sinn leis na pàranntan-cèile! The panel of women discuss the holidays. The perfect trip, how to amuse the kids, and how to deal with in-laws! Presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
A series of advertisements for Green's Playhouse ballroom.
Prògram deasbaid is còmhradh le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. An t-seachdain seo thathas a' bruidhinn air teaghlaichean. Chat show presented by Cathy MacDonald. The panel discusses the modern family. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Air Craic a-nochd, thathas a ' deasbad air foghlam agus na trioblaidean a thig le beatha san oilthigh. Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ag aithris le pannal na seachdain. The Craic panel talk about education, discussing pros and cons of university life. Chat show presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Còmhradh agus deasbad beòthail le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a' phannal agus iad a beachdachadh air slàinte, biadh agus sùbailteachd. Chat show presented by Cathy MacDonald. The panel have a lively discussion on everything from diet fads, to going to the gym and health problems. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ann an cuideachd pannal na seachdain agus iad a' deasbad air cuspair conspaideach dha feadhainn - an aois. Cathy MacDonald and guests discuss everything from the physical impacts of aging to retirement and miracle creams. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a' phannal a' cnuasachadh air na trioblaidean a thig le bhith a fulang fo tinneas inntinn. The Craic team discuss stress, anxiety and depression and asks if there is a stigma associated with mental health problems. Presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill ann an cuideachd pannal na seachdain is iad a' bruidhinn air an èiginn a tha an luib fòirneart. The panel of guests discuss violence against women and feelings of vulnerability in society. Chat show presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15
Anns a' program mu dheireadh san t-sreath, tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus muinntir Craic a' deasbad air co-ionnanas. In the final episode of the series Cathy MacDonald and the Craic team discusses equality between the sexes. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 16
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 4 Cèilidh@blas - sreath de phrogramman ciùil air an clàradh aig Fèis Blas 2012. Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh bho Breabach, Battlefield Band agus Linda NicLeòid. A series of music programmes from Blas 2012. Presented by Kathleen MacInnes and Fiona Dunn and featuring Breabach, the Battlefield Band and Linda MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 5 Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn le ceòl is còmhradh bho fèis Blas - Air aoigheachd aig cèilidh@blas tha Hamish agus Fin Moore, Blazin' Fiddles agus Maeve NicFhionghuin. Kathleen Macinnes and Fiona Dunn present music and chat from Blas music festival. Guesting on ceilidh@blas are Hamish and Fin Moore, Blazin' Fiddles and Maeve Mackinnon. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 6 Ceòl is còmhradh bho Emily Smith, Vamm agus Rachel Walker. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Kathleen NicAonghais agus Fiona Dunn. Music show featuring Emily Smith, Vamm and Rachel Walker. Presented by Kathleen MacInnes and Fiona Dunn. [Source - BBC Alba]
Young Roman Catholic children process through streets with banners, dressed for their First Communion. Includes shots of Church and nearby school, St. Roberts, possibly in Glasgow.
Highlights from Blas festival Cèilidh, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Episode 7 Kathleen NicAonghais le ceòl bho fèis Blas. Air aoigheachd aig cèilidh@blas tha Battlefield Band, Emily Smith, Linda NicLeòid, Blazin' Fiddles agus Breabach. Kathleen Macinnes presents music from the Blas festival. Guesting on ceilidh@blas are the Battlefield Band, Emily Smith, Linda MacLeod, Blazin'Fiddles and Breabach. [Source - BBC Alba]
Kathleen NicAonghais air chuairt ann a Chicago le caraidean chèolmhor agus Fèis Celtic Connections air aoigheachd 's a bhaile. Kathleen MacInnes takes in Chicago with a host of musical pals as the Celtic Connections Festival arrives in the U.S. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Rura, Transatlantic Session, Admiral Fallow, Julie Fowlis, Karen Matheson, Session AP, Jerry Douglas
A toirt sùil air beatha an sàr sheinneadair agus cleasaiche, Barbara Dickson. A'sèinn comhla rithe, bidh Billy Connolly, Rab Noakes agus Archie Fisher. Documentary profile of the acclaimed actress and singer Barbara Dickson examining her career in interview and song. Guest singers include Billy Connolly and Rab Noakes. [Source - BBC Alba]
Eucoir cho dorch sa chunna baile Ghlaschu san 20mh linn. Fear-lagh dion a' cuimhneachadh mar a thachair. Anthony Miller, aged 19, was the last man hanged in Glasgow, in 1960. His defence lawyer recalls the crime and trial. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cuirm sonraichte agus uinneag air beatha bannrigh ceòl country. Ceòl ann am pailt' agus aoighean cho ceòlmhor ri Philomena fhèin. A special concert and a window on the life of the queen of country music with music a-plenty and special guests. [Source - BBC Alba]
An evening of music and dance from Scotland's top musicians. Recorded at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket during Celtic Connections 2014, the event was curated by Chris Stout and Alasdair MacCuish. Oidhche de cheòl is dannsa bho cuid den luchd-ciùil as fhearr ann an Alba. Chaidh seo a chlàradh aig ionad an t-Seann Fruitmarket, Glaschu, aig àm Celtic Connections. Chaidh an tachartas a chuir air bhonn bho stiùir Chris Stout is Alasdair MacCuish. [Source - BBC Alba]
Eileanaich a' strì an aghaidh cìsean air an aon dhrochaid a tha a' ceangal an Eilein aca ri tìr-mòr. Plucky Scottish islanders fight to stop tolls on the bridge to their island. [Source - BBC Alba]
Taghadh bho oidhche mhòr Na Trads, 2012. Mairi Anna NicUalraig, Tony Kearney agus Linda NicLeòid air stèids agus an cuid na rionnagan a bhuanaich air an oidhche. Highlights from the Trad Awards 2012. Onstage and behind-the-scenes with Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and Linda MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] With Treacherous Orchestra, Mairead Green & Anna Massie, Mike Whellans, Rona Wilkie & Marit Falt, Inveraray & District Pipe Band, Na Boireannaich Ghàidhlig, Fergie MacDonald Cèilidh Band, Karine Polwart, Ricky Ross, Man's Ruin, Ricky Ross, Gordon Duncan Experience
S ann à Eaglais Naomh Moire is Fhionnain ann an Gleann Fhionnain, Loch Abar a tha sinn a' cur fàilt' air an Nollaig. We celebrate Christmas from Glenfinnan in Lochaber. [Source - BBC Alba]
The River Clyde from source to sea highlighting its industry, history, the city of Glasgow and its nearby holiday areas such as Rothesay and Arran.
Producer, LMS Advertising and Publicity Department. -- Credits: [comm. Frank Phillips].
Daniel O'Donnell a'comharrachadh 30 bliadhna 's a ghniomhachas le cuirm-ciùil shonraichte le luchd-ciùil is eile air aoigheachd. Celebrating 30 years in show business, Daniel O'Donnell performs a special concert with some surprise guests. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba]
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Machinery at work in Bertrams Ltd, papermaking machinery engineers of Edinburgh.
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 16
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 18
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 19
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20
Bidh Buskers a' fosgladh an doras air dòigh-beatha a tha tric duilich a thuigs le sgeulachdan inntinneach bho fheadhainn a tha ainmeil agus iadsan a tha fhathast a' strì airson cliù a chosnadh! Buskers opens the door to this often misunderstood lifestyle with fascinating anecdotes and performances from the famous and those still striving for fame! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Ri fhaicinn an t-seachdain seo tha Kassidy, Krystina Miles agus am buscair Matt Johnston.
Bidh Buskers a' fosgladh an doras air dòigh-beatha a tha tric duilich a thuigs le sgeulachdan inntinneach bho fheadhainn a tha ainmeil agus iadsan a tha fhathast a' strì airson cliù a chosnadh! Buskers opens the door to this often misunderstood lifestyle with fascinating anecdotes and performances from the famous and those still striving for fame! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Ri fhaicinn an t-seachdain seo tha Sandi Thom, Rachel Sermanni agus am buscair Dùitseach, Sybren Renema.
Bidh Buskers a' fosgladh an doras air dòigh-beatha a tha tric duilich a thuigs le sgeulachdan inntinneach bho fheadhainn a tha ainmeil agus iadsan a tha fhathast a' strì airson cliù a chosnadh! Buskers opens the door to this often misunderstood lifestyle with fascinating anecdotes and performances from the famous and those still striving for fame! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Ri fhaicinn an t-seachdain seo tha The View, Amy Belle agus na buscairean Carolann is Hannah.
Bidh Buskers a' fosgladh an doras air dòigh-beatha a tha tric duilich a thuigs le sgeulachdan inntinneach bho fheadhainn a tha ainmeil agus iadsan a tha fhathast a' strì airson cliù a chosnadh! Buskers opens the door to this often misunderstood lifestyle with fascinating anecdotes and performances from the famous and those still striving for fame! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Ri fhaicinn an t-seachdain seo tha Hue & Cry, Michelle McManus agus Laurent, draoidh às A' Bheilg.
Cannibalan, caistealan agus craic ann an Siorrachd Inbhir Àir le Derek Pluto Moireach agus Emma NicAonghais anns a' chiad phrògram de sreath Ùr Siuthad! Siubhail! Cannibals, castles and plenty of crack in Ayrshire with Derek Pluto Murray and Emma Macinnes in the first programme of a new series of Siuthad! Siubhail! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
An t-seachdain seo tha Pluto agus Emma air Eilean Mhanainn agus iad a'faighinn blas air cùrsa rèisean ainmeil TT, suas gu an ugannan ann an smodal, agus a'coinneachadh ri nighean-sgoile aig a bheil cliù ann an Iapan. Pluto and Emma are on the Isle of Man where they try out the TT race course, go up to their oxters in junk, and meet a schoolgirl who's big in Japan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
An t-seachdainn seo air Siuthad Siubhail: hip-hop san Òban, Emma a' dol fodha agus Pluto fon chuip! This week on Siuthad! Siubhail! : hip-hop in Oban, Emma going under and Pluto getting whipped! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha Pluto agus Emma ann an Cardiff far am bidh iad air bàrr nan tonn, a'tadhal air a'bhuth chlàir is aosda san t-saoghal, agus a' tomhas cho math sa tha luchd-comadaidh na Cuimrigh! Pluto and Emma are in Cardiff where they sample the local surf, visit the oldest record shop in the world and listen to some of Wales' finest new comedians! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Cinematograph Exhibitors Association CONFERENCE, GLENEAGLES
Coverage of a CEA (Cinematograph Exhibitors Association) Conference at Gleneagles Hotel.
Credits: [Unidentified - possibly a newsreel].
Tha Pluto agus Emma ann am Beul Feirste a' dol aig peilear am beatha ann an coille, a' gabhail turas taxi annasach agus a'coinneachadh ri rionnag X-Factor Janet Devlin. Pluto and Emma are in Belfast and go at full-pelt in the woods, take a memorable taxi tour and meet X-Factor star Janet Devlin. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
An t-seachdain seo tha Emma agus Pluto ann an siorrachd Obar Dheathain far am bidh iad a dol craicte ann an coille, a faicinn cò is comasaiche le làmhag agus a blasadh air leann tha nas coltaiche ri uisge-beatha! This week Emma and Pluto are in Aberdeenshire, where they go wild in the woods, attempt axe-throwing and try some beer that is more like a whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Tha Pluto agus Emma ann am Baile Àtha Cliath an t-seachdain seo gus faicinn cò aca as fheàrr le gunna, bidh iad a dol tuathal ann an carbad agus bidh Pluto a faighinn deagh bhearradh! Pluto and Emma are in Dublin where they see who's the best shot, they get in a spin in a buggy and Pluto has a close shave! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Anns a' phrògam mu dheireadh san t-sreath tha Pluto agus Emma ann an Arcaibh agus Sealltainn a cur eòlais air obair grùdaidh, a tadhal air fasgadh-bus ainmeil agus bidh Emma a leum far na creigean! In the last programme of the series Pluto and Emma visit Orkney and Shetland where they learn about brewing and visit an unusual bus stop before Emma ends up jumping off a cliff! [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at development plans for Utoya Island in Norway, and baby hatch - an interesting solution to women who face crises
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at conservation groups in the Western Isles, and a shortage of medicine in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at apple snails in Spain, and the Gaelic athletic association
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at community buyouts in the Uists, and changes to paternity leave in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 Derry or Londonderry? and cybercrime in Russia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 What is Iceland doing that we are not?
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS, WEDDING AT ALL SOULS
The wedding of Mr J. Poole and Miss I. Sterckx at All Souls, Langholm Place, London, on 3rd of September, 1936.
An opportunity to view two programmes from the BBC TV series Look Stranger, originally broadcast in 1971 and portraying life on the islands of Gigha and Rum. [Source - BBC Alba]
From the BBC's documentary series Look Stranger in 1973, we learn about life on the remote Shetland island of Foula and the difficulties such a location poses to its inhabitants. [Source - BBC Alba]
An opportunity to watch two programmes from the BBC television series The British Connection that explored people's sense of identity during the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba]
BBC Alba delves into the archive to follow a week in the life of those living in the Highland village of Newtonmore during a week in September 1978. [Source - BBC Alba]
In 1954 Richard Dimbleby and a BBC film crew visited Skye to record an episode About Britain, giving viewers across the United Kingdom an insight into life on the island. [Source - BBC Alba]
A survey of three Solway counties - Wigtown, Kirkcudbright and Dumfries. Farm work, forestry work, factory work and the industries of these counties are highlighted.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co.. -- Credits: ph. Stanley Russell educational adviser B. F. O. Harris (M.A.).
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 1 Featuring Kassidy, Toby Michaels, Hoodja, Sweet Billy Pilgrim, Smoke Fairies, The Wombats
CONSTRUCTION OF DUNFERMLINE'S WAR MEMORIAL
General views of a construction site in Dunfermline as stonemasons build and engrave the war memorial.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 2 Featuring Vintage Trouble, Finding Albert, James MacKenzie, The South, Foy Vance, We Are Scientists
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 3 Featuring Beverly Knight, Frightened Rabbit, Iain McLaughlin and the Outsiders, Federation of the Disco Pimps, Travis, Bwani Junction, Karima Francis, Treacherous Orchestra, Toby Michaels
Am bliadhna'sa tha an companaidh adhar sonraichte 'Loganair' a comharrachadh leth-chiad bliadhna. Tha am pilot Stuart Linklater air sgeith airson direach beagan mhionaidean. Am pilot Mairi Ic'Neacaill measail air a ghainmhich, agus Shonnaidh MacAoidh a suileachadh rud sam bi ann a Beinn a Fhaoghla. This year one of the world's most unique air services, Loganair, celebrates 50 years in business. Kirkwall-based pilot Stuart Linklater's daily flights are only minutes long. Pilot Mairi Nicholson's favourite runway is fine shell-sand, and baggage handler Shonnie Mackay can expect anything at Benbecula Airport. [Source - BBC Alba]
Anne Lundon a' dol an tòir a' saoghal gleansach, tarraingeach, spòrsail aig dannsairean na 'Rockettes'. Anne Lundon delves into the world of cheerleading following the glitz and glamour of Scotland's pro-dance team the Rockettes. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha tàlant air leth aig na bràthairean Charlie agus Craig a th' air cliù bhitheanta a bhuannachd air feadh an t-saoghail. Seo program sònraichte dhe na Proclaimers aig Hebcelt 2012. Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid have enjoyed huge success across the globe. Regularly gracing festival stages across the world, The Proclaimers return to the Hebrides with a one-hour special of some of their best sets from Hebcelt 2012. [Source - BBC Alba]
Fàilte sònraichte gun a' phriomh àrd-ùrlar aig Fèis Cheilteach Innse Gall. Cuiridh Niall Iain Dòmhnallach fàilte oirbh à Steòrnabhagh. A welcome to opening night on the main stage of Hebcelt 2012. Presented by Niall Iain Macdonald from Lews Castle Green, Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba] With Admiral Fallow, Niteworks, Isobel Ann Martin, Washington Irving
Tha sinn a' tilleadh air ais gu Hebcelt 2012 anns a' Ghearra Cruaidh ann an Steòrnabhagh airson a' chiad taghadh de cheòl bho Kassidy, Skerryvore, Frank Yamma agus David Bridie. We return to Hebcelt 2012 at Stornoway's Castle Grounds for the first of a series of highlights programmes featuring Kassidy, Skerryvore, Frank Yamma and David Bridie. [Source - BBC Alba]
Love is in the air in the sleepy town of Lisdoonvarna in Ireland. Derek 'Pluto' Murray and Irish matchmaker Willie Daly battle it out at Europe's largest match making festival. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Na Trads 2012: Oidhche sònraichte na bliadhna ann a ceòl tradiseanta na h-Alba air a' toirt ugaibh beo bho Ionad Nevis s'a Ghearasdan. Na Trads 2012: Celebrating its 10th anniversary, traditional music's biggest party of the year comes Live from the Nevis Centre, Fort William. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] With Treacherous Orchestra, Na Boireannaich Ghàidhlig, Fergie MacDonald Cèilidh Band, Karine Polwart, Ricky Ross, Man's Ruin
When servant Jess McPherson was found bludgeoned to death, her employer pointed the finger at her best friend Jessie. But was McLachlan wrongly convicted? [Source - BBC Alba]
Fishermen netting a fish and making ready for the next catch.
Producer, J. C. Elder-Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: J C Elder-Dalrymple Productions Carrick Classroom Films [Carrick Classroom Series produced for and approved by Glasgow Education Authority. Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited].
The case of Madeleine Smith, a beautiful debutante accused of poisoning her lover. [Source - BBC Alba]
A look at the work of the Conservation Corps at Aberlady Bay Local Nature Reserve, East Lothian.
Producer, Research Film Unit, Edinburgh. -- Credits: p. and ph. Eric C A Lucey Department of Animal Genetics Research Film Unit, Edinburgh 1962 Distributed by the SCFL.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Air an Rathad is back with a new series of top cars, top speeds and top entertainment! [Source - BBC online]
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Anns a' chiad phrògram den t-sreath bidh Anna Nicleòid cuide ri Iain MacIlleMhìcheil agus Coinneach Mòr MacÌomhair cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus anns a' chathair, Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' feuchainn ri ceann a' mhaide a chumail riutha uile. This week Anna Macleod joins John Carmichael and Kenny Maciver teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald with Hugh Dan Maclennan trying to maintain order!
A record of events of 1948 including the Olympic Games at Wembley, the British Open, cremation of Gandhi and the departure of Mountbatten from India, Truman's victory parade in Washington and the Royal Silver Wedding.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An t-seachdain seo bidh Art MacCarmaig an cuideachd Mhàiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus bidh Kirsteen NicDhòmhnaill a' toirt taic dha Iain MacIlleMhìcheil, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein sa chathair. This week Arthur Cormack joins Mary Anne Macdonald and Kirsteen Macdonald teams up with John Carmichael, with Hugh Dan Maclennan acting as referee.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 An t-seachdain seo bidh Cairistìona Primrose agus Iain MacIlleMhìcheil a' feuchainn an aghaidh Aonghas Briannan MacNèill agus Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. This week Christine Primrose and John Carmichael pit their wits against Angus Brendan MacNeil and Mary Anne Macdonald, with Hugh Dan Maclennan in the chair.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 An t-seachdain seo bidh Anna NicSuain ann an cuideachd Iain MhicIlleMhìcheil agus Mark Wringe a' cumail taic ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail rian orra uile. Annie MacSween joins John Carmichael and Mark Wringe teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan MacLennan maintaining order.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 An t-seachdain seo bidh Wilma NicUalraig a' toirt taic ri Iain MacIlleMhìcheil agus bidh Tony Kearney cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile! John Carmichael is joined by Wilma Kennedy and Mary Anne Macdonald welcomes Tony Kearney, with Hugh Dan Maclennan attempting to maintain order.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 An t-seachdain seo bidh Cathy NicDhòmhnaill cuide ri Iain MacIlleMhìcheil agus bidh Aonghas Dòmhnallach cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. This week Cathy Macdonald joins John Carmichael, and Angus Macdonald teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald, while Hugh Dan Maclennan keeps a tight rein over proceedings.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 An t-seachdain seo tha Eilidh NicLeòid agus Iain MacIlleMhìcheil a' strì an aghaidh Calum Aonghas MacAoidh agus Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein anns a' chathair. Eilidh MacLeod teams up with John Carmichael and Calum Angus Mackay joins Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan keeping all in check!
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Beverly Knight, Frightened Rabbit, Donald MacDonald and the Islands, Federation of the Disco Pimps, Brown Bear and the Bandits, The Dangleberries, Travis, Kassidy, AMWWF, Bwani Junction, The South, Hoodja, Vintage Trouble, We Are Scientists, The Wombats, Willie Campbell, Karima Francis, Foy Vance
BBC RADIO SCOTLAND NEACH-CIÙIL TRAIDISEANTA ÒG 2013
Six of Scotland's finest young musicians battle it out in the grand final of BBC Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician 2013, live from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, as part of Celtic Connections 2013. Presented by Mary Ann Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Grant MacFarlane, Hannah Fisher, Graham MacKenzie, Andrew Dunlop, Scott Wood, Paddy Callaghan and Rona Wilkie
Hogmanany celebrations from Inverness-shire.
Credits: presenters Derek 'Pluto' Moireach, Kirsteen NicDhomhnaill.
Sreath ùr. Julie Fowlis, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh is luchd-ciùil à Èirinn is Alba a tighinn còmhla airson seiseanan sònraichte a tha a sealltain an dàimh a tha eadar an dà aite. Series presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Singers and musicians from Ireland and Scotland gather in Glasgow for musical sessions which celebrate common bonds. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Featuring Comhlan Taighe, Julie Fowlis, Calum Stewart & Lauren MacColl, Dominic Mac Gille Bhride, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, Griogair Labhruidh
Tha an cleasaiche Tony Kearney bhon a phrogram River City a deanmah iomlaid bho chomhfhurtachd stiùideò telebhisean gus toiseachadh air ceithir obraichean ùr. Actor Tony Kearney from BBC's 'River City' swaps the comfort of a television studio for four varied and challenging professions. [Source - BBC online] Episode 4 Gym
Children's animated drama series. Episode 3
Children's animated drama series. Episode 4
Children's animated drama series. Episode 5
Children's animated drama series. Episode 6
Scenes of community life centred on activities associated with the local church in Fenwick. The film includes shots of life on a farm, Brownies and Boy Scout groups, the local bus service, the blacksmith and doctor at work.
Children's animated drama series. Episode 7
Children's animated drama series. Episode 8
Children's animated drama series. Episode 9
Children's animated drama series. Episode 10
Children's animated drama series. Episode 11
Children's animated drama series. Episode 12
Children's animated drama series. Episode 13
Children's animated drama series. Episode 14
Children's animated drama series. Episode 15
Children's animated drama series. Episodes 5 - 7
A Sunday School picnic to Kilmun. Junior Bible class excursion to Largs. A bowling match between elders and managers and the crowning of the Temperance King and Queen.
HIORT & CLANN-NIGHEAN NAN CURACH / ST KILDA & THE KAYAK GIRLS
BATA-TEASAIRGINN AN T-OIB / LEVERBURGH LIFEBOAT
FASLANE: 30 BLIADHNA DE STRI / FASLANE: 30 YEARS OF ACTION
CREIDEAMH - FACAL AIR DAWKINS / BELIEF - WORDS WITH DAWKINS
BHO DHORCHADAS GU DOCHAS / OUT OF DARKNESS INTO HOPE
SEALLADH BHON CHALADH / STORNOWAY MARITIME MATTERS
A compilation of Princess Street Church events of 1937, the Women's Guild trip to Inveraray , a Sunday School picnic to Blairmore, and the office bearers' outing to Girvan.
BEO AIR A’ BHOGSA - BUAIDH THIRIODH / TIREE - OUTSIDE THE BOX
Sreath ùr. Julie Fowlis, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh is luchd-ciùil à Èirinn is Alba a tighinn còmhla airson seiseanan sònraichte a tha a sealltain an dàimh a tha eadar an dà aite. Series presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Singers and musicians from Ireland and Scotland gather in Glasgow for musical sessions which celebrate common bonds. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Featuring Duncan Chisholm, Saileog ni Cheannabhain and James Graham, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh and Julie Fowlis
Sreath ùr. Julie Fowlis, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh is luchd-ciùil à Èirinn is Alba a tighinn còmhla airson seiseanan sònraichte a tha a sealltain an dàimh a tha eadar an dà aite. Series presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Singers and musicians from Ireland and Scotland gather in Glasgow for musical sessions which celebrate common bonds. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Featuring Chris Stout, Finlay MacDonald, Matheu Watson, Maeve MacKinnon, Donal O'Connor, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh
Sreath ùr. Julie Fowlis, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh is luchd-ciùil à Èirinn is Alba a tighinn còmhla airson seiseanan sònraichte a tha a sealltain an dàimh a tha eadar an dà aite. Series presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. Singers and musicians from Ireland and Scotland gather in Glasgow for musical sessions which celebrate common bonds. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Featuring Jack & Cheryl Turner, Gillebride Mac'Ille Mhaoill, Catriona McKay & Michael Rooney, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh and Julie Fowlis
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [Source - BBC Alba] With Ross Ainslie & Jarleth Henderson Band, Tim Edey, Ross Ainslie, Peter Gazey, Heidi Talbot, Anais Mithell/Jefferson Hamer, Simon Thoumire & Ian Carr, Joy Dunlop, Miss Irenie Rose, Ross Couper & Tom Oakes
Cookery programme. Lofaichean milis. Bakers share their favourite fruit loaf recipes.
PRINCESS STREET CHURCH SNAPSHOTS OF 1935
Record of events relating to Princess Street Church of Port Glasgow, including an outing on the "Waverley" paddle steamer, a Sunday School picnic to Kirn, and a Boy Scout's camp at Kilchattan Bay.
Na dùbhlain agus duaisean an luib a bhith a' togail chloinne de dhiofar aoisean. A series about the challenges and rewards of bringing up children of different ages. Programme 1: Babies A' chiad bhliadhna le leanabh ùr. Here, a look at a baby's first year. [Source - BBC Online]
PRINCESS STREET CHURCH SNAPSHOTS OF 1939
Snapshots of Princess Street Church events including a Sunday School picnic to Kilmun, a sports day, a cricket match and a wedding.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at division among Catholics in Austria, and buildings in Rome requiring restoration
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at Germany's unexploded bombs and road tolls in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at renewable sources for generating power in Austria, and tuberculosis in Romania
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at clinics for drug addicts in Denmark, and the age of consent in Spain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at Pàirc estate buyout, and the lack of women currently involved in politics in the Western Isles
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at Islam in France
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at privatisation in Kosovo, and missing people in Sweden
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at Jewish revival in Poland and a nokia factory closure in Finland
A tour round the Highlands by steam train taking in Loch Fyne, Ballachulish, Loch Ness, Killin and Callander.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 A look at Kosovo's first motorway and psychiatry in Latvia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 A retrospective look at 20 years of Eòrpa
A family holiday in Argyll, and a boat trip to Staffa and Iona.
Compilation of Fenwick events of 1933 including the Film Society at work, a choir trip at Kilmarnock, a Sunday School trip and Boy Scouts at camp.
Thig cuide ri Kerry Anne NicLeòid is Ailean Dòmhnallach airson saidheans a thoirt beò le deuchainnean spòrsail a nì thu aig an taigh. Bring science to life with fun experiments you can try at home. Presented by Kerry Anne MacLeod and Allan MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 21
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With John Wean. Paul McGranaghan, Discopolis, The Holy Ghosts
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With Brown Bear & the Bandits, Anna Sweeney, Paul McGranaghan, Holy Mountain, Niteworks
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 With Niteworks, Ray McCartney, Miaoux Miaoux, The Merrylees
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Brown Bear & the Bandits, Three Blind Wolves, Anna Sweeney
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With John Wean, Niteworks, Beerjacket, The Holy Ghosts
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With Miaoux Miaoux, The Holy Ghosts, The Open Day Rotaion, Brown Bear & the Bandits
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 7 With Anna Sweeney, Cara Mitchell, Discopolis, Paul McGranaghan
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 8 With Niteworks, The Holy Ghosts, Miaoux Miaoux, The Merrylees
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 9 With Brown Bear & the Bandits, Cara Mitchell, The Open Day Rotation, John Wean
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 10 With The Merrylees. Ray McCartney, Beerjacket, The Holy Ghosts
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 11 With Cara Mitchell, Brown Bear & the Bandits, Three Blind Wolves, Anna Sweeney
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 12 With John Wean, Paul McGranaghan, Holy Mountain, Niteworks
Fenwick events associated with the local church including a Bible Class excursion, a Sunday School picnic at Bruntland Bridge and Boy Scouts on holiday in West Kilbride.
A camping holiday at West Kilbride, family outings to Strathlachlan and Inveraray.
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1970 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1970 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1971 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1971 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1972 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1972 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1973 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1973 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1974 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1974 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1975 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1975 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1976 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1976 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1977 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1977 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1978 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1978 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
A film tracing the introduction of movement as a factor in 20th century art. It records various ways in which artists have tackled this development such as Gabo, Calder and Soto.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: This film, devised by Wm. Buchanan, was shot at the 'Art and Movement' Exhibition in Edinburgh and Glasgow. The works shown are by Gabo, Soto, Cruz-Diez, Agam, Calder, Pan, Takis, Salvadori and Kramer, Martin, Medalla and Malina. .
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1979 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1979 through archive footage and the year's chart hits [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
A regional geography film covering the area bounded by lines from Stonehaven to Helensburgh and Girvan to Dunbar. It looks at various industries in this central belt - steel, engineering, shipbuilding, thread and textiles, coal, electricity, oil, plastics, and farming (cereals, dairy and berry)
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: nar. John Shedden educational advisor W.G.Beaton anim. Edward Odling .
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Anns a' phrògram seo bidh Iain Caimbeul cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus bidh Chrisella Ros ann an cuideachd Iain MhicIlleMhìcheil, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. Iain Campbell joins Mary Anne Macdonald and Chrisella Ross teams up with John Carmichael, while chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan maintains order.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 An t-seachdain seo bidh Maighread Stiùbhart ann an cuideachd Iain MacIlleMhìcheil agus bidh Seonaidh Ailig Mac a' Phearsain cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. Margaret Stewart joins John Carmichael and John Alex Macpherson teams up with Mary Anne Macdonald, while Hugh Dan Maclennan keeps a tight rein over proceedings.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 An t-seachdain seo tha Cairistìona Cheanadach agus Iain MacIlleMhìcheil a' strì an aghaidh Niall Iain Dòmhnallach agus Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill le Ùisdean MacIllInnein anns a' chathair. Kristine Kennedy teams up with John Carmichael and Neil Iain Macdonald joins Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan keeping all in check!
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11 Anns a' phrògram seo bidh Iain X MacÌomhair cuide ri Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill agus bidh Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill ann an cuideachd Iain MhicIlleMhìcheil, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein a' cumail ceann a' mhaide riutha uile. Iain X MacIver joins Mary Anne Macdonald and Rhoda Macdonald teams up with John Carmichael, while chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan maintains order.
Fealla-dhà agus spòrs gu leòr is dà sgioba a' strì an aghaidh a chèile gus brìgh diofar fhacail a dhearbhadh. Fun and banter galore as two teams compete in a battle of wits over Gaelic words, phrases and proverbs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 Anns a' phrògram mu dheireadh den t-sreath tha Rosemary Ward agus Iain MacIlleMhìcheil a' strì an aghaidh Iain MacAmhlaigh agus Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, le Ùisdean MacIllInnein anns a' chathair. In the last programme of the series Rosemary Ward teams up with John Carmichael and Iain Macaulay joins Mary Anne Macdonald, with chairman Hugh Dan Maclennan keeping all in check!
Julie Fowlis a toirt suil air ais air na piosan ciùil as fheàrr bho Dà-fhillte, le seinneadairean agus luchd-ciùil a Alba 's a Èirinn. Julie Fowlis looks back over the best traditional music from Dà-Fhillte, featuring singers and musicians from Scotland and Ireland. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Featuring Maeve MacKinnon, Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, Donal O'Connor, Chris Stout, Caoimhin O' Fearghail, Catriona MacKay, Michael Rooney, Griogair Labhraidh, Jack & Cheryl Turner, Julie Fowlis, Finlay MacDonald, Matheu Watson, Saileog ni Cheannabhain, James Graham, Calum Stewart, Lauren MacColl, Gillebride Mac'Ille Mhaoill
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Saline Trial.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. South Knapdale Trial.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. Balquhidder Trial.
An educational film for young people, explaining the skills necessary to gain experience in hill climbing.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Alastair Borthwick comm. s. Alastair Borthwick m. David Dorward The Producers wish to thank Edinburgh Education Authority, The Scottish Council of Physical Recreation, Dunbartonshire Education Authority, The Scottish Youth Hostels Association for their help in the production of this film .
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. Scottish Nationals (Day 1)
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. Scottish Nationals (Day 2)
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. Scottish Nationals (Day 3)
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. Internationals (Day 1).
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. 7. Internationals (Day 2).
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9. Internationals (Day 3).
Sreath ùr. Linda NicLeòid a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh le cuid d'en luchd-ciuil a choisin duaisean aig Na Trads. A-nochd: Donnchadh Siosal, Pòl MacKenna agus Riona Nic Ille Bhàin. Linda MacLeod presents music and chat from the Traditional Music Award Winners. With Duncan Chisholm, Paul McKenna and Riona Whyte. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 With Duncan Chisholm, Riona Whyte, Paul MacKenna
Linda NicLeòid le ceòl is còmhradh bho cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciùil a choisinn duaisean aig na Trads an uiridh. A-nochd: Breabach, Gillian Frame agus Mike Vass. Linda MacLeod presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Breabach, Gillian Frame and Mike Vass are on this show. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 With Breabach, Gillian Frame, Hunter's Law, Mike Vass
What's it like to be homeless? This powerful documentary records the stories of the dispossessed, the people living on the streets, sleeping on sofas or in temporary accommodation. [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated drama series. Episode 16
Various methods of creel fishing for lobsters and crabs around the coast of Scotland.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: nar. Bill Jack scientific adviser P.M. Cook BSc PhD grateful acknowledgement for help in the production of this film is made to the Scottish Home Department Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen and to the fishermen around the Scottish coast..
Children's animated drama series. Episode 17
Children's animated drama series. Episode 18
Children's animated drama series. Episode 19
Children's animated drama series. Episode 20
Children's animated drama series. Episode 21
Children's animated drama series. Episode 22
Children's animated drama series. Episode 23
Children's animated drama series. Episode 24
Children's animated drama series. Episode 25
Children's animated drama series. Episode 26
The first part of a short series on the River Clyde, studying the geography, social distribution and industry from the source of the river to the outskirts of Glasgow.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: comm. s. Tom Smith Scottish Educational Film Association Lanarkshire Production Group John Baird, Charles J. Kerr.
Children's animated drama series. Episode 27
Members of the cast of Machair, including Tony Kearney and Dolina MacLennan, romp through some of the show's most compelling moments!
Dog trainer Christina MacAulay introduces the class to the basics and presenter Donald MacSween discovers that it's not as easy as he'd first thought. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Cluanie the Jack Russell is a small dog with a big voice - can resident dog expert Julie MacDonald help owner Micky control his barking? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Alfie is petrified of getting into the car - can dog behaviourist Julie MacDonald help? The class try out greeting other people and dogs and then move on to wait and recall. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
This week the class try out 'controlled walking' and get their first shot at agility. Tha an clas a' feuchainn "a' coiseachd fo smachd" agus lùth-chleasachd airson a' chiad uair. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
This week the class attempt 'recall off the lead' and more agility with the tunnel. Tha an clas a' feuchainn 'tilleadh bhon iall' agus tuilleadh lùth-chleasachd leis an tunail. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
This week the class try out 'gate control' and more agility with the 'hoop'. Tha an clas a' feuchainn "fo smachd aig geat" agus tuilleadh lùth-chleasachd leis 'a' chearcall'. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
This week the class try 'walking to heel off lead' and for agility, the 'see-saw'. Tha an clas a' feuchainn 'a' coiseachd air cùl do chois bhon iall' agus an 'iobalg-obalag'. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
It's week eight and the last chance for the class to pick up some tips ahead of the grand finale. An cothrom mu dheireadh aig an clas comhairle fhaighinn ron chuirm crìochnachaidh. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
An introduction to seashore collecting showing children how to explore the flora and fauna at the seaside.
Donald MacSween and his collie Bud team up with trainer Christina Macaulay and her labrador Wallace to bring us all the key commands of the series in one programme. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Linda NicLeòid a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. Linda MacLeod presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners' - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 With Mike Vass, Riona Whyte, Paul MacKenna
Linda NicLeòid a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. Linda MacLeod presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners' - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 With Breabach, Gillian Frame, Findlay Napier, The Bar Room, Mountaineers, Duncan Chisholm
Linda NicLeòid a'lìbhreagadh ceòl is còmhradh air Taghadh Bho na Trads - cruinneachadh de chuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. Linda MacLeod presents music and chat from the Trad Award Winners' - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 5 With Mike Vass, Gillian Frame, Findlay Napier, The Bar Room, Mountaineers, Paul McKenna, Duncan Chisholm
Linda NicLeòid le comhradh agus ceòl bho cuid d'en luchd-ciùil a choisinn duaisean aig Na Trads an uiridh - Hunter's Law, Breabach, Riona NicIlleBhain, Paul McKenna agus Mike Vass. Linda Macleod presents a programme of music from some of the winners at last year's Trad Awards - Hunter's Law, Breabach, Riona White, Paul McKenna and Mike Vass. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Linda NicLeòid le Taghadh Bho na Trads. A nochd: Findlay Napier and The Bar Room Mountaineers; Duncan Chisholm agus a chòmhlan; Breabach; Paul McKenna agus Mike Vass. Linda MacLeod presents the Trad Award winners' music sessions. With Findlay Napier and The Bar Room Mountaineers, Duncan Chisholm, Breabach, Paul McKenna and Mike Vass. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Linda NicLeòid a'lìbhrigeadh ceòl bho cuid den luchd-ciuil thraidiseanta as fheàrr san dùthaich. A-nochd: Pòl MacKenna, Donnchadh Siosal, Mike Vass agus Riona NicIlle Bhàin. Linda MacLeod presents music from some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. Appearing tonight: Paul McKenna, Duncan Chisholm, Mike Vass and Riona Whyte. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Air chuairt le Ricky Ross agus e a toirt Untold Stories sios a Lunnain, tarsainn a chuain gu baile Steòrnabhagh, guprìosan Barlinnie agus gu baile àraich: Dùn Deagh. Musical documentary about singer/songwriter Ricky Ross as he takes his Untold Stories tour to London, over the sea to Stornoway, to Barlinnie Prison and to his hometown of Dundee. [Source - BBC Alba]
The bizarre tale of Edward Pritchard, who was hanged in 1865 for two murders and is thought to have committed at least one more. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sir Alex Ferguson recounts the season he led Aberdeen FC to European glory in Gothenburg. An sàr-mhanaidsear, Sir Ailig Fearghasdan, a' dèanamh cuimhne air a' ghlòir a choisinn sgioba ball-coise Obar Dheathain san Roinn Eòrpa ann an 1983. [Source - BBC Alba]
A promotional film for the holiday resort of Dunbar it shows holiday-makers arriving by train, visitors exploring the harbour and castle, amusements and sports available and nearby Tantallon Castle.
Director, James Hickie ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Hickie sd. Douglas Gray commentary Michael Elder cast Seona Mason, Bill Hutchinson, Lesley Clarkson, Chantal Gerber, Margaret Harding, Francois Gerber, Eddie MacFarlane with Jean Myles contin. Seona Mason.
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Comedy mockumentary. Follow six characters through five interwoven stories over two days in October as they travel to the Mod, being held in the city. [Source - BBC Alba]
MARK KNOPFLER AND EMMYLOU HARRIS: Real Live Roadrunning
Mary Ann Kennedy presents a special concert. Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris perform songs from their 'All the Roadrunning' album before a packed house in Los Angeles, June 2006. [Source - BBC Alba]
A guide to new teaching techniques, particularly in the Sciences.
A’BUAIN NA GAOITHE / HARVESTING THE WIND
BEAIRTEAS NA DUTHCHA / YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
GAISGICH NAN GOIREASAN / THE LADIES AND GENTS
CEUM COMHLA / BRINGING THE HIGHLAND HOME?
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry are all guaranteed in Gun Sgot. This week, host Derek MacKay welcomes singer Dòmhnall Eòghainn MacKinnon to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Derek MacKay welcomes singer Miss Irenie Rose to the pub. Plus teams of shinty enthusiasts, former students and musicians compete for the glory of winning the Gun Sgot trophy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
LAUNCH OF MR. WILKIE'S GOOD SHIP "DORRIMEE", the
The launch of a family yacht the "Dorrimee".
Director, Zest Film Company. -- Credits: Zest Film Company of Scotland 7 Dowanside Road Glasgow presents A Pictorial Souvenir.
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry. Derek MacKay welcomes Calum Buchanan from The Sea Atlas to the pub, while teams from Edinburgh and Skye compete for the trophy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry. Host Derek MacKay welcomes Ellen MacDonald and Murdo 'Yogi' Cameron to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Teams from Glasgow University, Edinburgh University and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland compete for the trophy, and there's music from Doc Livingstone. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Bidh Derek MacAoidh agus luchd-tadhail an taigh-sheinnse a' cur fàilte air Sorren MacIlleathain agus Hannah Fisher. Sorren MacLean and Hannah Fisher are welcomed to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Derek MacKay welcomes Rachael Cormack and Daniel Crichton to the pub. Derek MacAoidh agus luchd-tadhail an taigh-sheinnse a' cur fàilte air Rachael NicCarmaig agus Daniel Crichton. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Host Derek MacKay welcomes Hector MacInnes from The Dead Man's Waltz to the pub. Teams from Edinburgh University and Sabhal Mor Ostaig compete for the trophy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Derek MacKay welcomes Ceitlin MacNeil and Alana MacInnes to the pub, and teams from Glasgow and Edinburgh will compete for the glory of winning the Gun Sgot trophy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry are all guaranteed in Gun Sgot. This week, host Derek MacKay welcomes singer Willie Campbell to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry are all guaranteed in Gun Sgot. This week, host Derek MacKay welcomes Mata MacDonald to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
The best of music, great craic and intense rivalry are all guaranteed in Gun Sgot. This week, host Derek MacKay welcomes Duncan Overmeer to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
A look at the work both practical and recreational, undertaken during the extra year at school to hold the interest of pupils, with the emphasis on individual pursuits.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: produced with the advice and co-operation of the Scottish Education Department..
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: A preview of Gaelic soap Machair Part 2: Featuring a weekly film review and a discussion of Runrig's new album, single and video with band member Calum MacDonald, and Alyth MacCormack.
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Part 1: A preview of a new series of Gaelic current affairs programme Eòrpa, and a weekly film review Part 2: An exhibition preview of straw sculptures by Angus MacPhee, and music by Shooglenifty
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. Programme 2 Part 1: A preview of a new series of Gaelic current affairs programme Eòrpa, and a weekly film review Part 2: An exhibition preview of straw sculptures by Angus MacPhee, and music by Shooglenifty
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part 1: A preview of a new television channel Sky Scottish, and a weekly film review Part 2: A preview of new Geur Ghearr film 'Roimh Ghaoth a' Gheamhraidh' and music from the Celtic Fiddle Festival
Alasdair takes his sheep off the hill for shearing, Robin takes a group eagle-spotting and we meet shopkeeper Alec in one of Harris's oldest shops. Episode 1
It's the North Harris Show, a big day in the community, and Moreen and the girls in the choir prepare for the Mod, whilst a dry summer in Harris is causing problems for Sammy. Episode 2
Angus takes a group out to St Kilda for the day and Robin is busy with his new house build. Episode 3
Alasdair climbs the Clisham in search of his sheep and Alison leads a barefoot walk on Luskentyre beach. Episode 4
A fishing competition is held on Sammy's lochs and Robin goes on a deer stalking course.Episode 5
Amhuinnsuidhe Castle hosts a charity fun day and there's a special birthday party for Sammy in Tarbert. Episode 6
A scientific definition of fluorine. Melting and boiling points are analysed and types of protective clothing described for use when working with this chemical.
BRAITHREAN NA H-AIRCE = MY BROTHER THE ARK HUNTER
Moving documentary. Derick Mackenzie travels to Turkey to look for his brother who vanished hunting for Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat. [Source - BBC Alba]
Producer, [p.c. Corran Media, Plainview Films ].
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part 1: A preview of a new series of Randan, and new Geur Ghearr film 'An Iobairt' Part 2: Feauturing Janet McBain describing the Scottish Film Archive's tour of the West Highlands, and Talitha MacKenzie
Documentary revealing the day-to-day life at Bethesda Hospice in Stornoway, which faces the annual challenge of having to raise £230,000 in order to keep going. [Source - BBC Alba]
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Part 1: Calum Ferguson talks about his drama documentary 'Am Posadh Hiortach', and Calum Angus reviews an exhibition based on Mexico's Day of the Dead Part 2: Rob O' Mulhally reviews the film 'Nothing Personal' and Donny O' Rourke talks about the history of Scottish television
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FINLAY MACDONALD + CHRIS STOUT + ROSS MARTIN, ARTHUR CORMACK, BERROGUETTO, PHIL CUNNINGHAM & ALY BAIN, MACKENZIE + ANNA MASSIE + MAIREARAD GREEN, KAN
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: MARY JANE LAMOND + WENDY MACISAAC, SIMON BRADLEY TRIO, SEUDAN, THE ONCE, DUNCAN MACKINNON, LAU
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: ANDA UNION, JOHN DOYLE, JOY DUNLOP, ROSS COUPER + TOM OAKES, SINEAG MACINTYRE, ROTO-TRAD
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: RANT, SIMON THOUMIRE + IAN CARR, MAGGIE MACINNES + BRIAN SEMPLE + ANNA MASSIE, JOHN SMITH, MAIRI MORRISON + ALASDAIR ROBERTS, RONA WILKIE + MARIT FAIT
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JULIE FOWLIS, SARAH JAROSZ, AHLBERG + EK + ROSWALL, TIM EDEY, RONA WILKIE + MARIT FAIT, DUNCAN CHISHOLM, MARY DILLON
A look at the development of sources of power, the industries, and new towns along the borders of the River Forth.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper sc. and comm. w. Dr. J. B. Barclay nar. Bryden Murdoch ph. Mark Littlewood sd. rec. Brian Henniker. The producers wish to acknowledge the assistance given by the National Coal Board, Scottish Division; The South of Scotland Electricity Board, Leith Dock Commission; British Transport Docks, Grangemouth; H. M. Dockyard, Rosyth; British Hydrocarbon Chemicals..
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 6 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: MACKENZIE + MAIREARAD GREEN + ANNA MASSIE, RANT, DERMOT & FLO, MAGGIE MACINNES & COR CUIL AODHA, SAM AMIDON, LAU, MAIRI MORRISON & ALASDAIR ROBERTS
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BARLUATH, AMELIA CURRAN, FINLAY MACDONALD + CHRIS STOUT + ROSS MARTIN, TWO MAN GENTLEMAN BAND, BERROGUETTO, TIM EDEY & DONALD SHAW, KAN
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JOY DUNLOP, SIMON BRADLEY TRIO, MACKENZIE + MAIREARAD GREEN + ANNA MASSIE, THE ONCE, SEUDAN, FIONA DUNN, JEREMY KITTEL BAND
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 9 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: RANT, SINEAG MACINTYRE, DERMOT & FLO, WOODY PINES, LAU, DUNCAN CHISHOLM, LURACH
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 10 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: THE DARDANELLES, SIMON THOUMIRE & IAN CARR, RONA WILKIE & MARIT FAIT, SAM AMIDON, TWO MAN GENTLEMAN BAND, DUNCAN MACKINNON, ANDA UNION
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 11 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FIDIL, ROSS COUPER & TOM OAKES, WOODY PINES, DERMOT & FLO, LURACH, AMELIA CURRAN, ROTO-TRAD
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 12 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: AHLBERG + EK+ ROSSWALL, JOHN DOYLE, JULIE FOWLIS, THE DARDANELLES, ROSS COUPER & TOM OAKES, WENDY MACISAAC & MARY JANE LAMONT
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 13 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BERROGUETTO, PHIL CUNNINGHAM & ALY BAIN, BARLUATH, JOHN SMITH, JOY DUNLOP, JEREMY KITTEL BAND
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 14 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: AHLBERG + EK+ ROSSWALL, JOHN SMITH, DUNCAN CHISHOLM, TWO MAN GENTLEMAN BAND, MARY DILLON, FIONA DUNN, COR CUIL AODHA, ROTO-TRAD
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 15 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FIDIL, MAGGIE MACINNES, MARY DILLON, SARAH JAROSZ, THE DARDANELLES, SEUDAN, JEREMY KITTEL BAND
A look at the work of a geographer towards the improvement of the urban environment and the location and use of natural resources for industry and tourism.
Director, [d. Douglas Gray] ; Producer, [p.c. Park Film Studios Ltd.]. -- Credits: [nar. Paul Kermack educ. adv. Prof. K. Walton ph. and p. Charles E. Palmar sd. Park Film Studios].
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 16 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FIDIL, WOODY PINES, SIMON BRADLEY TRIO, ARTHUR CORMACK, SARAH JAROSZ, KAN, FINLAY MACDONALD + CHRIS STOUT + ROSS MARTIN
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Compilation Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JULIE FOWLIS, KAN, AHLBERG + EK + ROSSWALL, DUNCAN CHISHOLM, TWO MAN GENTLEMAN BAND, CHRIS STOUT + FINLAY MACDONALD + ROSS MARTIN, TIM EDEY & DONALD SHAW, ARTHUR CORMACK, PHIL CUNNINGHAM & ALY BAIN, SEUDAN, LAU, CHRIS STOUT + FINLAY MACDONALD + ROSS MARTIN, JEREMY KETTEL BAND
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Compilation Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: JULIE FOWLIS, TWO MAN GENTLEMAN BAND, FIONA DUNN, JOHN SMITH, SIMON BRADLEY TRIO, SEUDAN, LAU, DUNCAN CHISHOLM, THE ONCE, PHIL CUNNINGHAM & ALY BAIN, DUNCAN MACKINNON, THE DARDANELLES, RANT, MACKENZIE + MAIREARAD GREEN + ANNA MASSIE, ROSS COUPER & TOM OAKES, CHRIS STOUT + FINLAY MACDONALD + ROSS MARTIN
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 1 Tha am preasantair Joy Dunlop a' siubhal gu Paris gus coinneachadh ri Mhairi agus Joe à Alba a tha a' fàgail suidheachadh romansach na Seine air chùl airson a' bhanais aca a chumail ann an Ghlaschu. Joy Dunlop travels to Paris to meet Scottish couple Mhairi and Joe, who have decided to leave the romantic setting of the Seine behind and host their dream wedding in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 2 Anns an dàrna prògram de Bainnsean, tha na tidsearan Claire agus Domhnall a' toirt cuireadh do'n phreasantair Joy Dunlop an cuideachadh leis a' bhanais traidiseanta aca ann an Ghlaschu a' dheasachadh. In this episode, teachers Claire and Donald invite presenter Joy Dunlop to join them in the preparations for their traditional wedding ceremony in Glasgow. [Source - BBC Alba]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 3 Tha am preasantair Joy Dunlop cuide ri Alicia agus Laura fhad 's a tha iad a' planadh suidheachadh geamhraidh airson a chompàirteachas sìobhalta aca ann a Fìobh. Sgiorradh neo dhà air an t-slighe! In this episode, presenter Joy Dunlop joins Alicia and Laura as they plan a perfect winter setting for their civil partnership ceremony in Fife, and encounter a few mishaps along the way! [Source - BBC Alba]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 4 Tha am preasantair Joy Dunlop ag ullachadh airson seinn aig seirbhis-bainnse Julia agus Dougie, banais a tha an dithis acasan a' planadh airson an ochdamh turas! Bainnsean presenter Joy Dunlop prepares to sing at Julia and Douglas's ceremony, a wedding the couple are planning for the eighth time. [Source - BBC Alba]
Introduction to four of the smaller mammals of Britain, the field vole and bank vole, the shrew and woodmouse. The animals are shown in their natural habitat and the dangers to which they are exposed are highlighted.
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: a film by David Stephen and Douglas Gray.
The Scotland national side is striving to qualify for the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015. This documentary celebrates the remarkable female pioneers who made this campaign possible, battling for recognition against a backdrop of discrimination and negativity. Tha sgioba bhoireannach na h-Alba air tòir àite aig Cupa na Cruinne nam ban ann an 2015. Tha Honeyballers a' molladh a' chiad bhuidheann de bhoireannaich a thug an iomairt seo gu buil, a' strì an aghaidh gràin-cinnidh agus iomadh àicheadh. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. The first challenge sees three city youngsters pitted against teens from the country in a treetop challenge.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 The six teens have the run of Glasgow's oldest department store. They must dress two empty windows on Glasgow's busiest shopping corner in a festival style.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 The six teens meet two of Scotland's top music producers to make their own electro-house dance track. The track will be debuted the very next day on Radio nan Gaidheal.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 The teenagers are down on the farm, and they've got their work cut out.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 The six teenagers take on the elements as they battle with the wind and rain to sail the Eda Frandsen, a 1930s fishing vessel, from the mainland to the Isle of Skye.
Tha Breab air ais le sia deugairean bho air feadh Alba is tha dùbhlain, duilich iongantach a' feitheamh orra! The reality show returns with six new teenagers from across Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 The teenagers take it easy with a beach barbecue and look back at the best, worst and funniest moments of their time together as they bid a fond farewell to the programme.
An interview with the poet Hugh MacDiarmid about his life and work. Discussion centres around such themes as his 'Scottish' experience, childhood and family, tradition, art and science, his desire to look 'outward' and language and meaning, especially with reference to Scots.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: A conversation between Hugh MacDiarmid and George Bruce .
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Taghadh de dh' òrain bho Karen NicMhathain, Michael Marra agus Seumas Greumach bhon chuirm 'An Ear san Iar' aig fèis Blas 2009. Highlights from the East Meets West concert at the Blas 2009 festival featuring Karen Matheson, Michael Marra and James Graham. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. [Subtitled] Programme 2 À Blas 2009, taghadh de dh' òrain is fuinn bhon chuirm 'Ceanglaichean Teaghlaich'. A' gabhail pàirt Seonaidh & Calum Ailig MacMhaolain; Donnchadh and Iain MacIllebhrath; Dagger & Niall Gòrdon; agus Gerry and Donal O' Connor. A selection of songs and tunes from the Blas 2009 Family Ties concert, featuring Seonaidh and Calum Alex MacMillan, Duncan and Iain MacGillivray, Dagger and Neil Gordon, and Gerry and Donal O' Connor. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Taghadh bho chruinneachadh shònraichte a chaidh a chlàradh ann an Taigh-staile Bheinn Nibheis sa Ghearasdan, a' moladh priomh dheoch na h-Alba - an t-uisge-beatha! Air a chur ri chèile leis a' cheòladair ainmeil, Iain MacFàrlain à Gleann Fhionnain, agus le taic bho Ingrid NicEanraig agus Eòghann MacDhonnchaidh, bidh gealladh air deàgh òrain, is puirt, agus craic gu leòr! Slàinte! Highlights from a stunning show celebrating our national drink - whisky. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Taghadh bhon Chonsart Dheireannach à Eden Court ann an Inbhir Nis a bha loma-làn! 'S abair oidhche! A-measg nan rionnagan eadar-nàiseanta a bha a' gabhail pàirt - à Canada, na Barra MacNeils le am measgachadh air leth de dh' òrain, puirt agus dannsa-ceum! Highlights of the Blas Grand Finale Concert. International stars appearing include Canadian supergroup the Barra MacNeils with their fantastic mixture of songs and step dancing. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary series following three girls training as ghillies on a Highland estate. Megan, Mairi Alice and Chrissie spend a three week apprenticeship in Adrnamurchan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Documentary series following three girls training as ghillies on a Highland estate. Megan, Mairi Alice and Chrissie spend a three week apprenticeship in Adrnamurchan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Na caileagan ri stàlcadh airson a' chiad turas. The girls arrive on the estate and go on their first stalks.
Documentary series following three girls training as ghillies on a Highland estate. Megan, Mairi Alice and Chrissie spend a three week apprenticeship in Adrnamurchan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Daimh gam marbhadh agus an cinn gan goil. In this programme, the girls each shoot a stag and boil the heads.
A demonstration of how outdoor activities are educationally important as an aid to lessons and the well-being of the pupil.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: sc. W G Beaton nar. Bill Jack original m. composed by Olive Ogston played by The Park Film Studio Players with Olive Ogston (Piano), Frances Webster (Harp), Kathleen Hutchison (Recorder), William Noble (Baritone) .
Documentary series following three girls training as ghillies on a Highland estate. Megan, Mairi Alice and Chrissie spend a three week apprenticeship in Adrnamurchan. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Triùir chaileagan ri obair ghille-oighreachd. Tha feum air an sgilean ùra air fad. In this programme, the girls put all their new skills to use.
Ann an cuideachd an couturier ainmeil Albannach Sandra Mhoireach, bi aoighean a' cruinneachadh ann an Taigh Aigas, faisg air a' Mhanachain air a' Ghàidhealtachd. Gach seachdain coinnichidh Sandra ri daoine aig a bheil ùidh mhòr ann an aodach. Fashion series in which couturier Sandra Murray looks at how people create their own individual style, and explores styles across the generations. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Ann an cuideachd an couturier ainmeil Albannach Sandra Mhoireach, bi aoighean a' cruinneachadh ann an Taigh Aigas, faisg air a' Mhanachain air a' Ghàidhealtachd. Gach seachdain coinnichidh Sandra ri daoine aig a bheil ùidh mhòr ann an aodach. Fashion series in which couturier Sandra Murray looks at how people create their own individual style, and explores styles across the generations. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Ann an cuideachd an couturier ainmeil Albannach Sandra Mhoireach, bi aoighean a' cruinneachadh ann an Taigh Aigas, faisg air a' Mhanachain air a' Ghàidhealtachd. Gach seachdain coinnichidh Sandra ri daoine aig a bheil ùidh mhòr ann an aodach. Fashion series in which couturier Sandra Murray looks at how people create their own individual style, and explores styles across the generations. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Ann an cuideachd an couturier ainmeil Albannach Sandra Mhoireach, bi aoighean a' cruinneachadh ann an Taigh Aigas, faisg air a' Mhanachain air a' Ghàidhealtachd. Gach seachdain coinnichidh Sandra ri daoine aig a bheil ùidh mhòr ann an aodach. Fashion series in which couturier Sandra Murray looks at how people create their own individual style, and explores styles across the generations. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Documentary following Niall Iain Macdonald, as he prepares for a solo row across the mighty North Atlantic. [Source - BBC Alba]
Niall Iain Macdonald introduces Capercaillie, celebrating their 30th anniversary with a performance at HebCelt 13, in Stornoway. Fàilte sònraichte gu HebCelt 13 le Capercaillie a ' comharrachadh 30 bliadhna mar chomhlan. Fàilte bho Niall Iain Dòmhnallach à Steòrnabhagh. [Source - BBC Alba]
Dougie Maclean air ais aig Fèis Cheilteach Innse Gall leis a' chòmhlan ùr aige, The Maclean Project. Dougie Maclean makes welcome a return to the festival as his new 9-piece collaboration The Maclean Project makes its debut at HebCelt '13. [Source - BBC Alba]
Na Red Hot Chilli Pipers aig HebCelt '13 le leth-uair a thìde de cheòl "bagrock". Red Hot Chilli Pipers rock the main stage at HebCelt 13 with a half-hour special of their own unique 'bagrock' style of piping. [Source - BBC Alba]
Darrell Scott agus Danny Thompson, dithis luchd ciùil ainmeil a' tighinn còmhladh air an àrd ùrlar aig HebCelt '13. Country singer-songwriter Darrell Scott is joined by the legendary double bass player Danny Thompson on the Islands Stage at HebCelt '13. [Source - BBC Alba]
Following the 1964 economic survey of Scotland, the demolition of old property and the construction of new towns and new industries.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: [p. ass. Bill Forsyth].
Blas ceol tlachdmhor, bho Capercaillie, Dougie Maclean leis a Maclean Project, agus na Red Hot Chilli Pipers aig HebCelt13 a' Steòrnabhagh. Iconic Celtic bands perform some of their best-known tracks at HebCelt 13 in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba]
Lau, còmhlan cho ealanta is tlachdmhor sa tha'nn an ceol folk, aig HebCelt 2013. Lau, one of the most innovative and creative live acts in modern folk music, perform at HebCelt '13, in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba]
A-nis, a' cleachdadh ainm fhèin, Colin MacLeod, neo The Boy Who Trapped the Sun, agus còmhlan a Dùn Dè, Anderson McGinty, Webster, Ward & Fisher aig HebCelt '13. Performances from Colin MacLeod, formerly The Boy Who Trapped the Sun and Dundee band Anderson McGinty, Webster, Ward and Fisher. [Source - BBC Alba]
Da chòmhlan ùr aig HebCelt '13 Ceòl Bocsa bho fhear air leth tàlantach, Paddy Callaghan, agus an comhlan am Battlefield Band. Paddy Callaghan performs on the Islands Stage at HebCelt '13, plus the Battlefield Band make their first appearance on the HebCelt main stage. [Source - BBC Alba]
Iain Moireasdean 's a' charaidean agus an Travelling Band à Manchester. Iain Morrison and friends plus one the UK's festival favourites, The Travelling Band, from Manchester. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Michelle McManus a' cuir an tàlant a th'aice air seinn tro dhùbhlan ùr is i a' gabhail pàirt ann an co-fharpais an Aigeallan Airgid aig a' Mhòd Nàiseanta Rìoghail 2013. Singer, Michelle McManus, embarks on her biggest challenge yet; to enter the Silver Pendant competition for Gaelic learners at the 2013 Mod. [Source - BBC Alba]
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 2
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 3
An Irish soap opera set in the fictional village of Ros na Rùn. [Source - Ros na Rùn website] [Subtitled] Episode 4
A study of the new towns of East Kilbride, Glenrothes, Cumbernauld and Livingston. Considers how each new town has developed and grown in its own way. Aspects of housing, architecture, communications, industry, leisure, education, environmental considerations and health and traffic are all considered.
John Morrison tells the story of Donald Merrett, a career criminal who murdered both his wife and mother-in-law, but did he also kill his own mother? [Source - BBC Alba]
John Morrison tells the story of Eugene Chantrelle, hanged in Edinburgh in 1878 for the murder of his wife, by poisoning. [Source - BBC Alba]
Stars of Irish Country Music come to Newry's own 'Opry' to perform live. In this episode, Mike Denver takes to the stage, we hear from his fans and he's joined by special guest, Deirdre Bonner. Episode 1
Featuring Sandy Kelly, the Sligo-born star who has recorded with Johnny Cash and is best known for her cover of Patsy Cline's Crazy. Episode 2
Country music from Nathan Carter, the Liverpool-born singer and musician. Nathan has made fans all over with his contemporary country style. Also featuring Sarah-Louise McFadden. Episode 3
Opry an Iúir with Dominic Kirwan, one of Ireland's most celebrated singers. Also featuring Louise Morrisey. Episode 4
On this episode of Opry an Iúir, there is country music from Hugo Duncan from Strabane. The onstage guest is his good friend Seumas McGee. Episode 5
In this episode, Mick Flavin is onstage at Opry an Iúir with his repertoire of country songs. Celebrating his 25 years in the music world, he's joined onstage by Beairtle O Dòmhnaill from Connemara.Episode 6
Sgeulachd mu Capercaille, a th' air toirt cultar na Gàidhlig gu aire dhaoine air feadh an t-saoghail. A profile of Capercallie, including on the road footage and candid interviews. [Source - BBC Alba]
A study of the red deer in its natural habitat. The control and preservation of the species are also looked at. Includes footage of rutting and newborn calves.
Director, David Stephen and Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios.
Linda MacLeod presents a tribute concert that reveals the links between shinty, music and the Great War. A highlight of the Blas Festival and filmed before the Camanachd Cup. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Gary Innes & The House Band, Hugh Dan MacLennan, Kathleen MacInnes, Ewan Robertson, Norrie MacIver, Hector MacKenzie, Fergie MacDonald
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Measgachadh de cheòl agus de comhradh bho fèis Blas. A measg na rionnagan a ghabh pàirt: Gráinne Holland 's a còmhlan, Bororaig, Cruinn agus Mairead Ní Mhaonaigh. Music and chat from the 2013 Blas festival. Amongst the musicians appearing are Gráinne Holland and band, Bororaig, Cruinn and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air beatha aon de na craoladairean as ainmeil ann an Alba. A profile of one of Scotland's favourite and most enduring broadcasters. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary examining the effects of the Great War on shinty. During WW1, competitive shinty ceased because so many players went to war. [Source - BBC Alba]
Roghainn bho oidhche mhòr duaisean Na Trads 2013, a talla-chiùil Obar Dheathain. Mairi Anna NicUalraig, Tony Kearney & Linda NicLeòid air an àrd-ùrlar agus air cùl stèids, a'coinneachadh ris na luchd-ciùil agus na rionnagan a bhuanaich air an oidhche. Highlights and music from the Trad Awards 2013, from Aberdeen Music Hall. Presenters Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and Linda MacLeod meet the musicians, winners and stars of the event, both onstage and behind-the-scenes. [Source - BBC Alba]
S e ceòl beò aon de na rudan as motha a tha tarraing sluagh gu taighean-seinnse na h-Alba. Dhan luchd-ciùil a chuireas seachad an deireadh sheachdain eadar am bàr agus an 'juke-box' tha iad a' faighinn sealladh gu math diofraichte. Documentary focusing on the entertainers who choose to spend their weekends competing with the jukebox in the pubs of Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Iain 'Tonkan' MacDonald, Sandra MacBeth, Nollie MacFhionghain, Dolaidh Angaidh and Sandie
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 In this first programme, she looks at recipes using dried fruit and nuts.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 In this programme, she looks at recipes that use fresh fruit and vegetables.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 In this programme, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using savoury ingredients.
A look at the techniques being developed in courses in physics, chemistry and biology for non-certificate pupils.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 In this programme, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using eggs.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 In this programme, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using herbs and spices.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 In this programme, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using alcohol.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 In this programme, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using grains.
Tha Màiri NicRisnidh a'falbh air chuairt chòcaireachd eile air feadh na Gàidhealtachd, a'cèilidh air feadhainn dhe na bèiceirean is sgileil agus a'cluinntinn dè na rudan matha is fheàrr leothasan a bhi fuine. Mairi MacRitchie meets some of the country's best bakers, who share some of their favourite recipes. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 In the last programme of the series, Mairi MacRitchie finds out some of the bakers' favourite recipes using chocolate.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. CARSPHAIRN, GALLOWAY
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. FENWICK, AYRSHIRE
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. ABERFELDY, PERTHSHIRE
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. KINTORE, ABERDEENSHIRE. NATIONALS DAY 1
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. KINTORE, ABERDEENSHIRE. NATIONALS DAY 2
OPENING OF GLASGOW EMPIRE EXHIBITION 1938
Footage of the opening of the Glasgow Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston Park with shots of the royal procession, the royal party meeting guests, visitors inside a refreshment tent and horse riding.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. KINTORE, ABERDEENSHIRE. NATIONALS DAY 3
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. STONELEIGH PARK, WARWICKSHIRE. INTERNATIONALS DAY ONE
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. STONELEIGH PARK, WARWICKSHIRE. INTERNATIONALS DAY TWO
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9. STONELEIGH PARK, WARWICKSHIRE. INTERNATIONALS DAY THREE
Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a' tòiseachadh sreath ùr dhen phrògram còmhraidh craic. A-nochd tha Cathy agus a cuideachd a' deasbad agus a' còmhradh gu frogail mun Nollaig. Cathy MacDonald presents a new series of the chat show craic. In this programme, Cathy and guests have a very lively discussion about Christmas. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
A-nochd tha Cathy agus a cuideachd a' còmhradh mun Bhliadhn' Ùr, agus cho cudromach sa tha e dhaibh is dhan cuid-theaghlaichean. Cathy and her guests discuss the New Year and its significance to them and their families. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
An t-seachdain seo tha am panal a' bruidheann mu shiubhal, saoghal na Gàidhlig thall thairis agus cultaran ùra na h-Alba. An còmhradh le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. In this programme the panel discuss travel, Gaelic culture abroad and new cultures in Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
A-nochd tha Cathy agus aoighean chraic a' còmhradh mun àrainneachd agus a' faighneachd a bheil iad a' cuideachadh le dreach uaine a chur air an t-saoghal. Cathy and her guests discuss the environment and ask themselves if they are helping the planet. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Dè th'ann an dachaigh? Ciamar a tha sinn a' cruthachadh dachaigh? Ceistean gam fuasgladh le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a h-aoighean. Cathy and her guests discuss what it is that makes a home, a home. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
A-nochd tha am panal gu bhith coimhead air ais chun òige agus a' deasbad mar a thug cleachdaidhean buaidh air saoghal an teaghlaichean. In this programme, Cathy and her guests reminisce about their upbringing and discuss the traditions that have shaped family life. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
A look at nine different species of cliff-breeding seabirds resident in Scotland. Features the gannet, cormorant, shag, guillemot, razorbill and puffin, black guillemot, fulmar and kittiwake in locations such as Ailsa Craig, Bass Rock and St. Abb's Head.
Director, C.E. Palmar. -- Credits: ph. and p. C.E. Palmar nar. Paul Kermack sd. Park Film Studios .
A-nochd tha Cathy agus a cuideachd a' còmhradh mu dheoch-làidir agus mun bhuaidh a th'aig an dibhe air dòighean-beatha. In this programme, Cathy and her guests discuss alcohol and how it shapes and impacts life.
Ann am prògram na seachdain seo tha Cathy agus a cuideachd a' breithneachadh air leabhraichean a leugh iad agus feadhainn a bu mhiann leotha gun deach an sgrìobhadh leotha! In this programme, Cathy and guests discuss the books they have read and the books they would love to have written! [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Còmhradh le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. A-nochd tha am panal a' còmhradh mun bhuaidh a dh'fhaodas a bhith aig feagal air beatha dhaoine. In this programme, Cathy and her guests discuss how fear can impact on daily life. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
A-nochd tha am panal a-mach air gach gnothaich aodaich bho shuidheachaidhean èiginneach no èibhinn gu beachdan air chiad shealladh agus èifeachdas ceannach. Chat show presented by Cathy MacDonald. In this programme, Cathy and her guests discuss everything from outfit disasters to first impressions and shopping ethics. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Tha Cathy agus a h-aoighean a' deasbad suirighe air-loidhne agus dòighan anns am faigh daoine an saoghal aca a chothromachadh ge boil air a h-uile càil! In this programme, Cathy and her guests discuss internet dating and finding that elusive work-life balance.
Air a' phrògram a-nochd tha am panal a' cluinntinn mu dhòighean pòsadh a thairgse, bainnsean agus co-ionannachd am pòsadh, In this programme, Cathy and her guests discuss proposals, weddings and equal marriage. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
Tha Cathy agus a cuideachd a' faighneachd a bheil sinn ag atharrachadh nar faireachdainnean a bharrachd air nar bodhaig mar as sinne a tha sinn, agus a' deasbud mu dhol fon lannsa. Cathy and her guests ask if aging changes us emotionally as well as physically, and also discuss the option of surgery. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13
An t-seachdain seo tha am panal a' còmhradh mu bhoireannaich a tha nan ceannabhairean ann am poileataigs, anns an eaglais agus an saoghal obrach is cosnadh. The Craic panel discuss women in leadership in politics, church and the workplace. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14
A-nochd tha am pana a-mach air rudan a tha nan toil dhaibh fhèin nuair fgheibh iad fàth leotha fhèin. Air a lìbhrigeadh le Cathy NicDhòmhnaill. Cathy and her guests discuss the things they love to do when they have a moment to themselves. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 15
Anns a' phrògram mu dheireadh dhen t-sreath tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill agus a cuideachd a' meòrachadh air na dh'ionnsaich iad tro fhios-saoghail. In the final episode of the series Cathy and guests discuss the lessons they have learned from life experience. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 16
A look at the life-style of birds whose natural habitat is found at the edge of the sea.
Director, [d. Charles E. Palmar] ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: [comm. w. Paul Kermack sd. Douglas Gray].
CAISMEACHD NAN LEODHASACH MAKING THE GRADE
DOMHNALL AGUS NA BATAICHEAN CARAGO / CALMAC CARGO BOATS
EIST RIS A’ CHLOINN / THE CHILDREN’S PANEL
EILEAN I: DILEAB CHOILM CHILLE IONA: COLUMBA’S LEGACY
An overview of the life and major works of 17th century Scottish architect, William Bruce.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Hubert Fenwick nar. Tom Fleming m. played by Kenneth Elliott educational advisor Louise Annand.
AN TIODHLAC: ATH-NUADHACHADH THE GIFT: MOVING ON
Sgeulachd an Dtr Tormod Moireasdan, neo Tormod an t-Seòladair, fear a thog dealbhan annasach agus tarraingeach de mhuinntir Shiaboist is Bràgair aig toiseach an linn a chaidh. Documentary telling the story of photographer, naturalist and co-founder of the Scottish Police Federation Dr Norman Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba]
The 2013 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green, presented by Catriona MacNeil. Programme 1 With Simon Fraser University, Inveraray & District, Greater Glasgow Police Scotland, St Andrew's College Christchurch New Zealand, Dowco Triumph Street, Manawatu Scottish, Field Marshall Montgomery
The 2013 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green, presented by Catriona MacNeil. Programme 2 With Boghall and Bathgate, Caledonia, Scottish Power, St Laurence O' Toole, Shotts & Dykehead Caledonia, Canterbury Caledonian Society New Zealand, Cullybackey, Field Marshall Montgomery
An opportunity to hear some of the best music from the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in August 2013. Narrated by Bill Innes. [Source - BBC Alba]
A compilation of family films including trips on board the family yacht, at the Cowal highland games and on a Mediterranean cruise.
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this first programme, Donnie starts by demolishing a kitchen wall in his own home. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Credits: presenter Donnie MacLeod [Donnie 'Dòtaman' MacLeòid].
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this programme, Donnie provides some home insulation tips. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this programme, Donnie gets to grips with different types of plumbing. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this programme, Donnie is tiling, laying new flooring and building a new wall. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements.In this last programme of the series, previous projects come together in time for the big reveal. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Documentary focusing on the women behind the shinty players. SWAGs gives a snapshot of life for three Premiership teams in the latter part of the 2013 season. [Source - BBC Alba]
BBC RADIO SCOTLAND NEACH-CIÙIL TRAIDISEANTA ÒG 2014
Six of Scotland's finest young musicians compete in the final of BBC Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician 2014, live from the City Halls, Glasgow, as part of Celtic Connections 2014. Presented by Mary Ann Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Mhàiri Marwick, Alistair Iain Paterson, Robyn Stapleton, Iain Smith, Jack Badcock, Neil Ewart and Paddy Callaghan
Tha Men and Iron a' leantainn na fir a bha ag obair anns a' Lion Foundry ann an Cair Ceann Tulaich. BBC Alba delves into the archive to follow a week in the life of the workers of the Lion Foundry in Kirkintilloch, on the outskirts of Glasgow during December 1978. [Source - BBC Alba]
Bha am prògram telebhisean Nationwide ri fhaicinn air BBC a h-Aon gach oidhche seachdaineach aig tìde na teatha bho naoi ceud deug seasgad sa naoi gus an tàining an t-sreath gu crìch ann an ochdad sa trì. A selection of some of the interesting and unusual stories from the west of Scotland, originally transmitted on the BBC TV series Nationwide. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An Toabh An Ear
Bha am prògram telebhisean Nationwide ri fhaicinn air BBC a h-Aon gach oidhche seachdaineach aig tìde na teatha bho naoi ceud deug seasgad sa naoi gus an tàining an t-sreath gu crìch ann an ochdad sa trì. A selection of some of the interesting and unusual stories from the west of Scotland, originally transmitted on the BBC TV series Nationwide. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 An Toabh An Iar
Barnardo's children playing and eating ice-cream at a party.
Bha am prògram telebhisean Nationwide ri fhaicinn air BBC a h-Aon gach oidhche seachdaineach aig tìde na teatha bho naoi ceud deug seasgad sa naoi gus an tàining an t-sreath gu crìch ann an ochdad sa trì. A selection of some of the interesting and unusual stories from the west of Scotland, originally transmitted on the BBC TV series Nationwide. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Na h-Eileanan
Dlùth-shealladh air beatha nam biastan-dubha ann an Sealtainn ann an 1983 a bha mar phàirt dhen t-sreath, The World About Us. A fascinating insight into the life of the wild otter in Shetland, filmed by wildlife cameraman Hugh Miles, and broadcast in 1983 as part of the BBC TV series The World About Us. [Source - BBC Alba]
Fyfe Robertson air chuairt tro chuid de dh'eileanan na h-Alba air gheat, nam measg Muile, Eilean Staffa, Barraigh agus Bhatarsaigh. Chaidh am prògram seo a chraoladh an toiseach ann an 1963. Join Fyfe Robertson on a journey through some of Scotland's islands, including Mull, Staffa, Barra and Vatersay. First broadcast in 1963. [Source - BBC Alba]
Prògraman foghlaim a chaidh a chraoladh an toiseach ann an 1970 a tha a' toirt sealladh air Eilean Leòdhais, Uibhist agus an Eilean Sgitheanach air a' bhliadhna sin. An insight into life on the islands of Lewis, Uist and Skye from the BBC TV series Around Scotland, originally broadcast in 1970. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With The Velveteen Saints, AMWWF, Siobhan Wilson, Young Fathers, Donald MacDonald & The Islands
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With The River 68's, Washington Irving, One Last Secret, Macanta, Conquering Animal Sound
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 With Tom Vevers, Vukovi, AMWWF, Young Fathers, Donald MacDonald & The Islands
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Adam Stafford, The River 68's, Macanta, Siobhan Wilson, One Last Secret
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With Washington Irving, Tom Vevers, Donald MacDonald & The Islands, The Velveteen Saints, AMWWF
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With One Last Secret, The River 68's, Young Fathers, Washington Irving, AMWWF
2nd BATTALION BLACK WATCH SAYS FAREWELL TO PAKISTAN
The 2nd Battalion Black Watch march through Karachi to Government House where they give the royal salute to Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the Governor General. The Colours are taken on board the SS "Empire Holladale".
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 7 With Tom Vevers, One Last Secret, Macanta, Adam Stafford, Vukovi
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 8 With Vukovi, Donald MacDonald & The Islands, The Velveteen Saints, Conquering Animal Sound, The River 68's
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 3 Featuring Myles Campbell
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 4 Featuring Finlay MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 5 Featuring Margaret Stewart
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 6 Featuring Donald MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 7 Featuring Marisa MacDonald
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 8 Featuring Colin MacLean
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 9 Featuring Agnes Rennie
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 10 Featuring Donnie MacDonald
PATHE SUPER SOUND GAZETTE No 35/68, HIS MAJESTY IN SCOTLAND
King George V arrives at Ballater station and inspects the guard of honour of the Black Watch.
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: [cam. Robello].
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 In this programme, Ruth takes to the stage, Mairi provides counselling, while there's heartbreak for Jo.
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 In this programme, Jo goes for a work appraisal, it's a big night for Mairi, and Ruth is at the Gaelic playgroup.
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 In this episode Mairi gets an early taste of Christmas, Jo has a hectic Sunday, and Ruth holds auditions.
Documentary series following the lives of three very different ministers' wives, as they combine the demands of work and family with those of being a modern-day minister's wife. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 In the final episode, it is the holidays for the wives and their families, but there is work to be done too.
Tha Buskers air ais le sreath ùr loma-là de thàlant ùr, sgeulachdan inntinneach agus ceòl is cleasachd air leth. Buskers is back with a host of new talent, fascinating anecdotes and brilliant musical performances. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 'S ann à Sruighlea a tha a' chiad phrògram a' tighinn agus ri fhaicinn tha Nile Rodgers, KT Tunstall agus am buscair Will Bell. This first programme of the series is from Stirling.
Tha Buskers air ais le beartas de thàlant ùr, sgeulachdan inntinneach agus ceòl is cleasachd air leth. Buskers is back with a host of new talent, fascinating anecdotes, brilliant music and performances. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Tha am prògram seo a' tighinn à baile Ghlaschu le leithid Sanjeev Kohli, Vic Galloway agus am buscair Alan Tennie a' gabhail pàirt. This episode focuses on Glasgow.
Shots of the 2nd Battalion Black Watch as they escort the "Keys" of Edinburgh Castle through the streets of Edinburgh [incomplete].
Tha Buskers air ais le beartas de thàlant ùr, sgeulachdan inntinneach agus ceòl is cleasachd air leth. Buskers is back with a host of new talent, fascinating anecdotes and musical performances.[Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Tha am prògram seo a' tighinn à Dùn Èideann agus a' gabhail pàirt tha Karen Dunbar, Justin Currie agus am buscair Alan Dixon. This episode focuses on Edinburgh.
Tha Buskers air ais le beartas de thàlant ùr, sgeulachdan inntinneach agus ceòl is cleasachd air leth. Buskers is back with a host of new talent, fascinating anecdotes and musical performances. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Tha am prògram mu dheireadh den t-sreath a' cur a' phrosbaig air Farpais Chleasachd Sràide 2013 ann am Baile Àtha Cliath. Am measg na tha a' gabhail pàirt tha KT Tunstall, Keywest agus am buscair Stephen Ò Gor. The final programme in the series is centred around Dublin's Street Performance World Championships 2013.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] The murder of Liam Aitchison
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at the plight of illegal immigrants in Denmark and new markets in the Faroe Islands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at San Patrignano rehabilitation unit in Italy, and Anna Grodzka's story
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at Inisheer's proposed fish farm, and Hepatitus C in Latvia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 A look at pensioners in Portugal and agriculture in Romania
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 A look at the Greek golden dawn party
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 Female genital mutilation and the Costa Concordia sinking
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 Aninoasa, and euthanasia in Belgium
The first two minutes of the film showing the opening ceremony of the Empire Exhibition is a Pathe Newsreel. The rest of the film shows the amusements and exhibits including the Scenic Railway and the Stratosphere.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at bilingual road signs in Macedonia and prostitution in France and Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at corruption in Albania and French food
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at poverty in Germany and abortion in Northern Ireland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at human trafficking in North cyprus and independance in Venice
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring King Charles, Baby Strange, Lucy Spraggan, The 1975, The Peatbog Faeries, The Straits, We Are The Ocean, Talisman, Alabama 3, Twin Atlantic
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Seasick Steve
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Twin Atlantic, Alabama 3, The Pigeon Detectives, Nina Nesbitt, Washington Irving, It's a Beautiful Day, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, Admiral Fallow, Noisettes, The Horrors, James
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Julie Fowlis, Noisettes, James
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Highlights Featuring The 1975, Nina Nesbitt, Kind Charles, Talisman, The Horrors
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Highlights Featuring Noisettes, Baby Strange, We Are The Ocean, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, Lucy Spraggan, Alabama 3, The Straits
Visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to Royal Air Force Leuchars. It includes a display of aerobatics and an address by the Queen.
Producer, PRB Film Unit, Air Ministry, London.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Twin Atlantic, The 1975, King Charles, Lucy Spraggan, Baby Strange, Seasick Steve, The Pigeon Detectives, Nina Nesbitt, Noisettes, The Horrors, James
LOOK AROUND NORTH LANARK, SEVENTH DISTRICT
A look at North Lanark and its industry, land, history and people.
ph. James Marzella. -- Credits: sc. John Loudon nar. Michael O"Halloran [sd rec. Park Film Studios].
An appeal film for the Alexander Anderson Home for Spastics in Wishaw. Fund raising events, attended by local MPs and Max Bygraves.
Producer, SEFA. -- Credits: sd. rec. Park Film Studios comm. Tom Smith John Baird, Charles T. Kerr [Max Bygraves].
Na Trads a' tighinn thugaibh bho Talla-Ciùil Obar Dheathain, le Màiri Anna NicUalraig, Tony Kearney agus cuid dhen luchd-ciùil as fheàrr an Alba. Na Trads, live from the Music Hall, Aberdeen, with Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and the cream of Scotland's musicians. [Source - BBC Alba] With Blazin' Fiddles, Chris Stout, Rachel Walker, Kathleen MacInnes, Sineag MacIntyre, Donald Shaw, Robert Robertson, Trail West, Jenna Reid & Tom Orr, Calum Kennedy, Stephen MacIver, Fiona Kennedy, Arthur Watson & Tom Speirs, Siobhan Miller, Simon Thoumire, The Ross Ainslie Band, Breabach, Battlefield Band, Donald Smith, Emily Lyle, The Shee
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 1 Featuring Cathy Ann MacPhee
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 2 Featuring John Angus MacKay
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at protecting children in Scotland and flooded Hungarian towns
Documentary looking at the world of landmine and bomb disposal. Donald MacDonald offers a glimpse into his working life, which is spent disposing of landmines and bombs. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 New series of the Gaelic motoring show. Donnie joins members of the Highland Car Club on their summer rally, while Murray road tests the Vauxhall Cascada. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 In this programme, Linda gets behind the wheel of the Dutton, a customised amphibious vehicle, whilst Donnie test drives iconic American muscle car, the Chevrolet Camaro. [Source - BBC online]
Fragment of film showing James Connolly amongst a crowd of onlookers at the funeral of O'Donovan Rossa, Dublin 1915.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 In this programme, Murray is on manoeuvres with the very latest army vehicles, while guest reviewer, Eilidh Davies, test drives the Seat Mii. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 In this programme, we're following Davy and James Cameron at the Colin MacRae rally, whilst guest reviewer Niall Iain MacDonald is testing the brand new Jaguar F Type. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 In this programme, Donnie Campbell, from Lewis, is attempting to become one of Europe's fastest amateur drivers, and has entered his Subaru Impreza into a major speed trial. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Donnie is in Inverness to check out the first ever Truckness and De a Nis presenter Derek MacIntosh test drives the new Mazda 6. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Murray is in Angus celebrating 100 years of Aston Martin, while over on the Black Isle Donald 'Sweeny' MacSween is testing the Dacia Duster. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Donald 'Sweeny' MacSween looks back with a compilation of all the Wacky Races challenges from this series. [Source - BBC online]
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this first episode, Heather visits Scalpay at an exciting time in the island's history. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather visits the Isle of Rùm, the largest of the Small Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather visits Tiree, known as 'the land below the waves' due to its flat terrain. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather explores the Isle of Gigha, off the Kintyre peninsula. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
A discussion of the trial of Thomas Muir and the writings of Paine and Burke influencing reform societies.
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather explores the Isle of Eigg, in the Small Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather explores island of Raasay, off Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather heads to Rathlin, off the Antrim coast of Northern Ireland. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather heads to Lismore, in the Inner Hebrides. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1990 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Am measg na thachair: luchd-obrach nan carabadan-eiridinn air stailc 's iad a'sireadh àrdachadh ann am pàigheadh, baile Ghlaschu air urram Baile Cultarach na h-Eòrpa fhaighinn agus sgioba rugbaidh na h-Alba a' soirbheachadh le Grand Slam!Relive some of the stories in the headlines during 1990 through archive footage and chart hits. The Scottish rugby team win the Grand Slam. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Donnie has his foot on the floor at Knockhill, where he joins a 'hot hatch' event, and Linda is testing the new Mercedes A class. [Source - BBC online]
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: Featuring a review of the exhibition 'Scrolls from the Dead Sea' by Reverend Colin MacLeod, and a review of the film 'Jackie Brown' by Janet MacDonald Part 2: Featuring Donna MacLeod of MNE television previewing new Gaelic television programmes for young people, with music from Anne Martin
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: Featuring a review of the exhibition 'Scrolls from the Dead Sea' by Reverend Colin MacLeod, and a review of the film 'Jackie Brown' by Janet MacDonald Part 2: Featuring Donna MacLeod of MNE television previewing new Gaelic television programmes for young people.
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Part 1: Featuring Donald Angus MacLennan explaining the workings of 'The Columba Initiative', and a review of the film 'Deconstructing Harry' by Mabel Weir Part 2: Featuring Ian Crichton-Smith and Cathy MacDonald discussing the Gaelic short film 'Keino', and Kenny Stewart of Eolas discussing a new Hebrides website, with music from Anne Martin
Cathy MacDonald and Kirsteen MacDonald present Hogmanay entertainment from Partick Burgh Hall in Glasgow.
Credits: PRESENTERS: CATHY MACDONALD & KIRSTEEN MACDONALD.
Aerial shots of Hamilton mausoleum under scaffolding and of the glass dome being lowered into position by helicopter.
Sianar luchd-ciùil òga a' strì airson an urram prìseil - Neach-Ciùil Traidiseanta Òg 2014. Six finalists compete to take the prestigious title. Presented by Mary Ann Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba] With Mhàiri Marwick, Alistair Iain Paterson, Robyn Stapleton, Iain Smith, Jack Badcock, Neil Ewart, Paddy Callaghan
S ann à Baile beag ann an Siorrachd Lannraig a thàinig am manaidsear as fheàrr a bh' ann an Alba a-riamh. 'S e sgeulachd a' mhèinneir, an duine fhèin agus curaidh ball-coise a th' ann an "JOCK STEIN", fear dhe na h-ainmean as cliùitiche ann am ball-coise na cruinne. A working class miner from a small village in Lanarkshire became Scotland's greatest ever football manager and one of the biggest names in world football. 'Jock Stein' is the story of the miner, the man, and the football legend. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Episode 1
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Episode 2
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Episode 3
Comedy drama series about a woman starting a dating website. It's the week of the site's soft launch, and Muriel tests the water with two of her single friends Bobbi and Joyce. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Comedy drama series. In this episode, Muriel breaks a golden rule and takes on a non-Gael client, and takes her online matchmaking service to Lewis to help out Evander. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Comedy drama series about a woman starting a new dating website. In the final episode, Muriel travels to Uist and Lewis to meet two new clients and a Gaol@Gael regular. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Appears to be titles for BBC Alba, to be used in editing or similar. Intermittent audio throughout.
The best of entertainment, craic and great music are guaranteed on Gun Sgot. Host Derek MacKay welcomes actor Rik Makarem and Celtic rock band Face the West to the pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
The best of entertainment, craic and great music are guaranteed in the Gun Sgot pub. In this show, guests include weatherman Sean Batty and bluegrass band the Dirty Beggars. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Derek MacKay and co-host Coinneach Smith present the best of entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include sketch show star Graeme Rooney and Salt House. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Credits: host Derek MacKay co-host Coinneach Smith.
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include award-winning cameraman Keith Partridge and Bramax. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Credits: host Derek MacKay co-host Calum MacDonald.
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include singer and actor Dòmhnall Eòghainn MacKinnon. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include singer and actor Gavin Mitchell. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include singer and TV presenter, Fiona Dunn. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include Scottish actor Ronnie McCann. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include sports journalist, Annie McGuire. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 10
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, singer songwriter Rob Green is in the pub and there is music from Ashton Lane. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Derek MacKay presents entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include former Buzzcocks drummer John Maher and singer-songwriter Colin MacLeod. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 12
A training film for teachers showing how biology and geography lessons were integrated into two Scottish schools, one primary and one secondary [Howwood Primary, Camphill Secondary]
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: [Neighbourhood Field Studies nar. Bill Jack E.F.S. gratefully acknowledges the co-operation given by members of H.M. Inspectorate, the Directors of Education for Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire and the staffs and pupils of the schools concerned produced for Educational Films of Scotland by Park Film Studios This film was made by Educational Films of Scotland for the Scottish Education Department, as one of a series for the in-service training of teachers].
Entertainment, craic and music from the Gun Sgot pub. The first of two compilation shows, as host Derek MacKay welcomes stars of stage, screen and music, to the Gun Sgot pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 13
Entertainment, craic and music from the Gun Sgot pub. The second of two compilation shows, as host Derek MacKay welcomes stars of stage, screen and music, to the Gun Sgot pub. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 14
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 1 With Lemon Party, Have Mercy Las Vegas, Willie Campbell, Casual Sex, Scarlet Shift
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 2 With Honeyblood, Kenda Nagasaki, Turtle, Law, The Moon Kids
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 3 With Casual Sex, Amy Baillie, Have Mercy Las Vegas, Capitol 1212, Lemon Party
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 4 With Have Mercy Las Vegas, Kenda Nagasaki, Turtle, Law, The Moon Kids
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 5 With Scarlet Shift, Honeyblood, Amy Baillie, The Amazing Snakeheads
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 6 With The Moon Kids, Laura St Jude, Scarlet Shift, Kenda Nagasaki, Turtle
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 7 With Lemon Party, The Amazing Snakeheads, Casual Sex, Amy Baillie, Willie Campbell
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 8 With Have Mercy Las Vegas, Scarlet Shift, Kenda Nagasaki, Honeyblood, Turtle
A study of the water shrew, rat and water vole in their natural habitat.
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 9 With Casual Sex, Amy Baillie, Willie Campbell, Capital 1212, The Moon Kids
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 10 With Lemon Party, Laura St Jude, Have Mercy Las Vegas, Turtle, Law
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 11 With Scarlet Shift, Lemon Party, Amy Baillie, The Amazing Snakeheads, The Moon Kids
Music programme presented by Emma MacInnes and Vic Galloway, and featuring up and coming bands and singer-songwriters based in Scotland. [Source - All Media Scotland] Programme 12 With Turtle, Law, Laura St Jude, Willie Campbell
Derek MacKay and co-host Calum MacDonald present entertainment, craic and great music. In this show, guests include sketch show star Debbie MacKay and the Angus Nicolson Trio. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Triùir sheòladairean à Conamara air turas iongantach a' sireadh an cuid sinnsearan Gàidhealach. Three Connemara sailors begin an epic journey on a Galway Hooker in search of their ancestors, the Gaels. [Source - BBC online] Episode 1
Triùir seòlaidearan Èireannach air turas timcheall Èirinn is Alba, le turas sònraichte a Hiort. Three Irish sailors journey around Ireland and Scotland with a special trip to St Kilda. [Source - BBC online] Episode 2
A study through the different seasons, of the red squirrel in its natural habitat.
Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: by E.G.Cairns.
Air an rathad dhachaigh a dh'Èireann, tha ar seòlaidearan a' tadhal air Arcaibh 's Loch Nis. On the final leg of the trip our sailors visit Orkney and Loch Ness. [Source - BBC online] Episode 3
Gaelic children's series about a magic ice cream van. Macaroni has to save the day when Mrs Puffin is assessed on how efficiently she delivers letters around the island. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Postman Mac
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Donald and Charlie find themselves competing to be Innishnamona's Strongest Man at the Highland Games. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Highland Games
Gaelic children's comedy drama series. Charlie and Bella's hoax UFO sighting brings loads of tourists to Flora's guesthouse, until Macaroni reveals it is all a con. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 UFO
Footage from the 2008 Snowman Rally [Subtitled]
In all France there was no happier, more contented mouse than Anatole. [Source - Radio Times] Luch-A-Lisa
In all France there was no happier, more contented mouse than Anatole. [Source - Radio Times] Turas gu Paris [Journey to Paris]
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities Programme 1
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities. Programme 2
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities Programme 3
A study of the Loch Lomond Nature Reserve, set up in 1962.
Director, C.E. Palmar ; Producer, Park Film Studios.
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities Programme 4
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities Programme 5
Leading clarsach player Ingrid Henderson tutors celebrities Programme 6
Taghadh às na tasglainn - seinneadairean Gàidhlig tro na bliadhnaichean. Archive performances of Gaelic song, through the decades. [Source - BBC Alba] Mòd Rushes
Thairis air bliadhna, tha a' phrògram seo a' leantail spàirn is saothair Kerry agus i a' deasachadh airson Geamaichean a'Cho-Fhlaitheis ann an 2014. Documentary following mountain biker Kerry MacPhee, in the lead up to the 2014 Commonwealth Games. [Source - BBC Alba]
The highland buzzard, one of Scotland's larger birds of prey is studied in this educational film.
This programme is a light hearted romp through some of Scotland's favourite comedy characters, told through the eyes of the actor Calum MacKinnon. [Source - BBC Alba]
Deals in lighthearted manner with river and loch angling in Scotland. Shows British and European casting champion, Peter Anderson, fishing in River Endrick. Fishing on Dee, Spey and Loch Lomond and sea fishing near Lamlash, Arran, are shown.
Credits: The Scottish Council for Physical Recreation present ph. Bill Emslie with David Webster .
CLANN A’ CHOGAIDH MHÒIR = SMALL HANDS IN A BIG WAR
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7
Drama series telling the story of WWI through the eyes of children alive at the time. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8
A Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Not Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Iain MacDonald, Iain MacFarlane, Malcolm Jones, Rohallion and Ivan Drever Part 2: Featuring Anne Martin & co, Rohallion, Duncan Chisholm and Ivan Drever
A study of the fox, showing the adult animals and the development of cubs from four weeks to the break-up of the family unit.
The second Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Not Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Iain MacDonald, Iain MacFarlane, Malcolm Jones, Rohallion and Ivan Drever Part 2: Featuring Anne Martin & co, Rohallion, Duncan Chisholm and Ivan Drever
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: Angus MacNicol on the death of the poet and novelist Iain Crichton Smith, and a review of the film 'Velvet Goldmine' by Tony Kearney Part 2: Featuring a review of Traverse Theatre Production 'Heritage', by Duncan MacNeill, with music from Cape Breton Connection
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part 1: Featuring the Saint Columba initiative in Northern Ireland, and a review of the film 'Antz' by Tony Kearney Part 2: Featuring Calum Angus MacKay discussing his latest television production 'Da Fhillte', with music by Fred Morrison & Ross Martin
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 1 Discussion with Alan MacInnes and Sean O' Driscoll on the kinship between Gàidhlig in Scotland and Gaeilge in Ireland, Simon MacKenzie and Wilma Kennedy read an abridged version of the folk tale 'Deirdre' in English and Gaelic, and Wilma Kennedy recites 'Bruadar Dheirdre'.
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 2 A discussion with Alan MacInnes and Dr John MacInnes about Pictish times and customs, Simon MacKenzie reads an account of Saint Columba's journey through the great glen to meet the leader of the Picts, a Gaelic incantation recited by Simon MacKenzie and a recitation of a prayer in Gaelic and English that was usually spoken before setting out on a journey.
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 3 Discussion about the Britons with Alan MacInnes and Donald Meek. Simon MacKenzie recites an early Welsh poem 'The Godothin' in English and relates a Welsh folk tale in Gaelic.
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 4 A discussion with Christina Campbell and James Shaw Grant about the Norse influence on parts of Scotland, Neil MacLennan sings 'Birlinn Ghoraidh Chrobhain', and Donald Ruadh reads excerpts from 'The Chronicle of Man', 'The Saga of Magnus Bareleg' and 'The Gaelic Vikings'
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 5 A discussion about Gaelic and the church with Reverend Calum Matheson, Canon Angus John MacQueen, Reverend Murdo Ewen MacDonald and Gilleasbuig MacMillan. Ruth MacDonald sings the hymn 'Lèanach an Àigh'
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 6 A discussion about bilingual education with Gerald Morgan, Mina Smith and Iain Mac Ille Chiar, Seumas Grannd, Murdo Ferguson and Mary Ann Kennedy
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 7 A discussion about learning Gaelic with Iain Quick, Bill Lawson, Boyd Robertson and others.
A compilation of amateur footage of news items under the name 'Dixine news', including the launch of the "George and Mary Strachan" lifeboat in Dunbar; a Punch and Judy show and a sports day at Dollar Academy.
A documentary first broadcast in 1969, about the work of the crew of the lighthouse relief vessel Pole Star as it services some of Scotland's most remote manned lighthouses. [Source - BBC Alba]
Chaidh am prògram Beloved Wilderness a chraoladh an toiseach ann an 1970 agus thug e sùil air obair Bòrd Leasachaidh na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean anns na seasgadan. Documentary examining the work of the Highlands and Islands Development Board during the 1960s, originally aired in 1970. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary following Celtic band Mànran as they tour the USA, Germany, the Western Isles and Scotland. [source - BBC Alba]
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 1 With Donald Shaw, Siobhan Miller, Trail West, Robert Robertson, Rachel Walker, Chris Stout, Catriona MacKay
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 2 With Corrina Hewat Band, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Chris Stout, Finlay MacDonald, Rachel Walker, Trail West
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 3 With Donald Shaw, Siobhan Miller, Trail West, Robert Robertson, Rachel Walker
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 4 With Corrina Hewat, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Chris Stout, Siobhan Miller, Donald Shaw
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 5 With Catriona MacKay, Rachel Walker, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Chris Stout
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 6 With Corrina Hewat, Siobhan Miller, Dave Philp, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Chris Stout, Trail West
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 7 With Corrina Hewat, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Trail West
Various events in Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands including an Agricultural Show; the unveiling ceremony of the war memorial, Kirkwall; the Queen Mother's visit to the islands in 1956; the Orkney Festival of Britain, 1951 and the opening of the power station.
[filmed by Provost James Flett and friend].
Linda MacLeod presents a musical feast, featuring the winners of Na Trads. Episode 8 With Corrina Hewat Band, Robyn Stapleton, Robert Robertson, Chris Stout, Rachel Walker, John Somerville, Karen Matheson, Donald Shaw
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 1
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 2
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 3
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 4
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 5
The vital work of the Scottish Paediatric Retrieval Service, working at the heart of the NHS. Episode 6
Highlights of some of the best sets from singer/songwriter Willie Campbell and Open Day Rotation on main stage at HebCelt 2014. Taghadh ciùil bhon t-seinneadair Willie Campbell is Open Day Rotation air a' Phrìomh Àrd Ùrlar aig HebCelt 2014. [Source - BBC Alba]
Aonan dha na còmhlain rock is ainmeile ann an Alba, Big Country, a' cluich air a' Phrìomh Àrd Ùrlar aig HebCelt 2014. One of Scotland's enduring rock bands, Big Country, play main stage at HebCelt 2014. [Source - BBC Alba]
Na Levellers, fear dha na còmhlain is sònraichte agus is soirbheachaile ann an ceol ròck dùthchais, a' cluich aig HebCelt 2014 ann a Steòrnabhagh. The Levellers, one of folk rock's most distinctive and respected bands, play Hebcelt 2014 in Stornoway. [Source - BBC Alba]
PATHE NEWS No 50/104, REVIEW OF THE YEAR
A compilation of news events including the election of the Labour government, the wedding of Moira Shearer, the Knockshinnoch mine disaster, riots in Belgium and footage of the Korean war.
Taghadh dhen cheòl is fheàrr aig HebCelt 2014 le Cara Dillon, Blue Rose Code, Rura, is We Banjo 3. Some of the best sets at HebCelt 2014, featuring Cara Dillon, Blue Rose Code, Rura and We Banjo 3. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tuilleadh dhen cheòl is fheàrr bho HebCelt 2014 ann a Steòrnabhagh, nam measg Duncan Chisholm, Gordie Mackeeman & his Rhythm Boys, Larkin Poe, agus Sean Taylor & Danny Thompson. Highlights of some of the best sets from HebCelt 2014 in Stornoway, featuring Duncan Chisholm, Gordie MacKeeman & his Rhythm Boys, Larkin Poe, and Sean Taylor and Danny Thompson. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary on Dr Finlay MacLeod, who introduced some radical teaching ideas to a Scottish school in the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cuiridh "An Oidhche ron Nollaig" an cèill aoibhneas an ama seo tro aithris shònraichte, dealbhan mìneachail agus ceòl snasail. A combination of verses, music and illustrations that captures the excitement and anticipation of Christmas Eve. [Source - BBC Alba]
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 1.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 2.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 3.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 4.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 5.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 6.
Amateur footage of a compilation of news events and family occasions including shots of Culross in Fife; Scouts and Brownies on parade in Glasgow, the family building a bonfire, a display by the Japanese amateur judo team in Glasgow and a firework display.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 7.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 8.
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, an fhèis aig Dougie MacLean, a' taisbeanadh nan sàr chluicheadairean-ciùil Jarlath Henderson, Ross Ainslie 's an còmhlan, agus òran no dhà bho Dougie MacLean. Showcasing the talented Jarlath Henderson & Ross Ainslie band and songs from Dougie MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, an fhèis aig Dougie MacLean, a' taisbeanadh guth binn Karine Polwart. The Dougie MacLean Festival, featuring Karine Polwart. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, a' taisbeanadh a ghuth bìn aig Karen NicMhahtain agus òrain le Dougie MacLean. Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber showcasing the Karen Matheson and a duet with Dougie MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, an fhèis aig Dougie MacLean, a' taisbeanadh an sàr chluicheadair-ciùil Charlie MacKerron le caraidean agus òrain bho Dougie MacLean. Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, the Dougie MacLean Festival, showcasing the talented musician Charlie MacKerron & friends and a song from Dougie MacLean. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, a' taisbeanadh an còmhlan The MacLean Project bho thalla-chiùil Pheairt. Music performances from the 2014 Perthshire Amber Festival, featuring the MacLean Project recorded at Perth Concert Hall. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Ceòl bho Perthshire Amber, le òrain bho Dougie MacLean aig Caisteal Bhlàir. Music performances from the 2014 Perthshire Amber Festival, featuring Dougie MacLean recorded at Blair Castle. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
Tha Cathy NicDhòmhnaill a'leantainn gach ceum a ghabh an Detective Fin MacLeòid anns na trì nobhailean a stèidhich Peter May ann an Leòdhas: The Black House, The Lewis Man agus The Chess Men. Tha i a'siubhal a Leòdhas, an t-eilean dham buin i, gu Èirisgeidh, a'tadhal air na làraich agus a' tachairt air na daoine a ghluais macmeanmna an ùghdair gu na leabhraichean a'sgrìobhadh. Anns a'phrògram cluinnear cuideachd agallamh le Peter May. Cathy MacDonald travels in the footsteps of Detective Fin MacLeod, the central character in Peter May's best-selling trilogy of novels - The Black House, The Lewis Man and The Chess Men. Her journey takes her from her native Lewis and south to the Isle of Eriskay. En route, she visits the locations and meets the real life characters who inspired Peter May in his writing of The Lewis Trilogy. The programme also features an interview with the author. [Source - BBC Alba]
Amateur footage of miscellaneous events; Dalbeth swimming club; 1933 Boys' Brigade Jubilee Review at Queens Park, Glasgow and the 1933 annual golf outing of the Scottish Iron and Steel Scrap Merchants.
Documentary following Glasgow student Gemma Steele who, having set up one orphanage in Kenya, is now orchestrating the building of another, hoping to provide beds for 40 children. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Second of a three-part documentary series on 23-year-old Glasgow student and humanitarian Gemma Steele. In this programme, Gemma relives the 2012 break-in at St Jerome's. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Third of a three-part documentary series on 23-year-old Glasgow student and humanitarian, Gemma Steele. In the final programme, Gemma pushes to complete the new orphanage. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Documentary telling the story of the ladies of the Scottish Women's Hospitals, a group of pioneering female medics and volunteers on a mission to help allies during WWI. [Source - BBC Alba]
CEARAIDH TRO BLIADHNA A YEAR WITH KERRIE
AN GALAR DIOMHAIR 02 THE PRIVATE DISEASE
EILEAN I: DILEAB CHOILM CHILLE 02 IONA: COLUMBA’S LEGACY
DOT DASH: TEACHDAIREAN NA MARA / THE WAVE MESSENGERS
Made as a promotional film for the new nationalised health services, it looks at a number of hospitals throughout central Scotland including the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Ballochmyle, Stracathro and Killearn Hospitals; their medical staff at work and the services the hospitals provide.
Director, Hamilton Tait. -- Credits: nar. Frank Phillips sc. M. Gordon Williamson.
A story about a young man who leaves Glasgow to work in Dumfries but ends up helping an escaped convict.
Producer, filmed by Dumfries and Galloway Amateur Film Assoc.. -- Credits: From a story by Murray McClymont players James White, Annie Elder, Hugh Culbert, James Williamson.
CAILEAGAN A’ CHOGAIDH MHOIR A GREAT ADVENTURE
A’CEANNSACHADH CIORRAM LIMITLESS WILDERNESS
GEAMAICHEAN A’ CHO-FHLAITHEIS THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES
ALISTAIR MACLEOID: CUIMHNEACHAN ALISTAIR MACLEOD: A MEMORY
Actor and presenter Tony Kearney swaps the comfort of a TV studio for a physical and emotional challenge in this one-off special. [Source - BBC online] Rèis Beinn Nibhis
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode, Torcuil takes a look at language and asks Boyd Robertson the tricky question: who speaks the best Gaelic? Episode 1 of 6 Canan (Language)
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode, Torcuil's Guide takes us on a culinary tour of Gaelic delicacies.
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode, it's all about the music on Torcuil's Guide.
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode, Torcuil's guide is all about the weather.
An illustration of the historical development of William Halley & Sons Limited, jute manufacturers.
Director, J.R.L. Halley, Director, Wm. Halley & Sons. -- Credits: Thanks are due to Wm Webster & Co Arbroath for permission to use shots of their 1939 beam engine, also built by Carmichael of Dundee, and still running in 1950. .
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode he asks the important question: what's the well dressed Gael wearing these days?
Torcuil Lamont examines what it is to be a Gael in the 21st century, in his own inimitable style. In this episode he looks at the great Gaelic tradition of craic and having a drink.
Preschool children's animated series about Bellag, a little girl who loves to learn. Episode 10 Bella follows a star and then is given it as a gift to place on top of her Christmas tree. Tha Bella a' leantainn rionnag agus dha fhaighinn mar phrèasant airson a chur air mullach a Craoibh Nollaig. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary telling the story of four brothers from Lewis and their achievements in broadcasting, writing, acting and singing. [Source - BBC Alba]
Live music from Daimh, Gordon Walker, Gregor Lawrie, Havanti. Episode 1
Live music from The Vallely Brothers, Angus MacColl, Finlay MacDonald, Calum Brown. Episode 2
Documentary in which Gillean Grinn explores the effects that WWI had on a Hebridean community. [Source - BBC Alba]
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands. Tha Àrd Eaglais Naomh Anndra na suidheachadh air leth son an dàrna phrògram dhen t-sreath. Ann am Blas 2014: Seirbheis Taingealachd, tha an Canan Alexander Gòrdan agus Easbaig Mhoireibh a' cumail seirbheis shònraichte, 's tha ceòl aig a cridhe. In Blas 2014: Seirbheis Taingealachd, Canon Alexander Gordon and the Bishop of Moray host a thanksgiving service. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary following the Lewis and Harris sheep producers group as they attend Scotsheep, a bi-annual event organised by the National Sheep Association. [Source - BBC Alba]
Dancing at the Shotts Farmers' Annual Ball, 2nd February 1951.
Fad còrr agus 40 bliadhna, bha slàinte sluagh Uibhist a Tuath fo chùram an Dotair Ailig MacLeòid. Rannsaichidh am prògram seo mar a choimhead e as dèidh sluagh trì mìle sgapte eadar 16 eilean, le gainnead rathaidean agus gun fòn agus cuideachd mar a shoirbhich leis gus seirbheis ambaileans-adhair a stèidheachadh. A one-man walking hospital, Dr Alex Macleod looked after the people of North Uist for over 40 years. This film explores how, with few roads and no telephones, the legendary doctor first served 3,000 people on 16 islands and pioneered the life-saving air ambulance service. [Source - Vimeo]
Documentary examining the case of Jessie King, who in 1889 was hanged in Edinburgh for the murder of her three adopted children. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sgeul an cluicheadair ball-coise John Hartson a' toirt iomradh air a bheatha còig bliadhna às dèidh a bhith a' fulang le aillse. A profile of footballer John Hartson, five years after his battle with cancer. [Source - BBC Alba]
Ann an 1872 chluich Alba agus Sasainn a' chiadgheam ball-coise eadar-nàiseanta air an t-saoghal, a' cruthachadh sgeulachd aig a bheilbuaidh a chun an latha an-diugh a thaobhfaireachdain, cultar agus eachdraidh an luibsluagh na h-Alba. In 1872 Scotland played England in the first international football match in the world, creating the genesis for a story of emotional, cultural and historical significance that continues to resonate in Scottish society in 2014. [Source - BBC Alba]
Struileag is a show about the people of the Gaelic diaspora. It takes us on a journey into the diaspora in a vivid fusion of visual spectacle, drama and music. Building upon the cultural heritage rather than simply relying upon it, Struileag highlights the importance of indigenous language to the concept of home and belonging. [Source - MG Alba]
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 1.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 2.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 3.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 4 [subtitled]
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 5.
A guide to facilities showing students learning diverse techniques at Heriot Watt College, in its Chambers Street buildings, Edinburgh. Subjects include Pharmacy, Optics, Mine Rescue and Engineering.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 6.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 7.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 8.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 9.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 10.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 11.
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 12.
Documentary examining the case of William Brodie, executed in 1889 after being found guilty of some of the most daring robberies ever to be carried out in Edinburgh. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Linda journeys home to North Uist in a Rolls Royce Wraith, and Murray puts an old Land Rover through its paces at a quarry. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Linda and Donnie join forces for their first ever rally at Drumlanrig Castle, and Derek 'Pluto' Murray test drives the latest Subaru WRX STi. [Source - BBC online]
Shots of the interior and exteriors of classrooms, shops, factories, playgrounds, houses and hospitals during the "School Without Walls" experiment, where 15 year olds worked in a variety of jobs for a few days at a time.
Director, Peter Coltman ; Producer, Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde. -- Credits: camera Jim Harold sd. Colin McNab ed. Peter Mackay .
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Donnie is at the Border Bogie Challenge in Denholm, Calum MacDonald reviews the Hyundai i10 and Angus Ferguson talks about his Audi A3. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Linda is in Nottinghamshire test driving the Peel 50, Murray puts the Citroen Cactus through it paces and petrolhead Mairi Ross shows off her Ford Focus ST. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Murray experiences American Legend racing at Knockhill for the first time and guest presenter Joy Dunlop swaps her Ford Focus for the new Volvo V40. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 In this programme, Air an Rathad celebrates the 40th birthday of the world's best selling car - the VW Golf. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Gaelic motoring show. In this programme, there is a guest appearance from Calum Iain Mackenzie, who is comparing the Ford Escort RS200 and the Nissan GT-R. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Gaelic motoring show. In the last programme of the series, Donnie finds his dream car, Linda joins junior stock car racers at Lochgelly and the winner of Wacky Races is announced. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Donald 'Sweeny' MacSween presents a compilation of all the Wacky Races challenges from the series. [Source - BBC online]
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Glaschu [Glasgow]. JULIE FOWLIS, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, LINDA MACLEOD, EILIS NI CHEANNABHAIN, CEITLIN SMITH, EDEL FOX, SIMON THOUMIRE, KAREN MATHESON
Credits: presenters Julie Fowlis, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. Baile-a-Cliath [Dublin] JULIE FOWLIS, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, NIAMH PARSONS, DARREN MACLEAN, CAROLE-ANNE MACKAY, MAITIU O CAISIDE. EOGHANN O CHEANNABHAIN, PADDY KEENAN, DAOIRE FARRELL
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. An Clar [Co. Clare] JULIE FOWLIS, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, ALLAN HENDERSON, ALLAN MACDONALD, PADDY GLACKIN, MAIREAD NI DHOMHNAILL, JOSEPHINE MARSH, MICK KINSELLA, THE FRIEL SISTERS, ROISEN WHITE
Filmed during a working day at Springhill primary school, Barrhead, Renfrewshire, it shows the children taking part in various activities and lessons.
Director, Falconer Houston. -- Credits: sc. John MacFadyen.
Highlights from Blas festival, celebrating the music, song, culture and language of the Highlands, presented by Linda MacLeod. Blas 2014, cuirm bho Cùirt an Aodainn, Inbhirnis. Air an àrd-ùrlar, tha an còmhlan Ameireaganach Èireannach ainmeil, Cherish the Ladies, am Mischa MacPherson Trio agus an dà phìobaire ainmeil, Ross Ainslie agus Jarlath Henderson. Blas 2014, concert from Eden Court, Inverness. Onstage are the fabulous Irish American outfit Cherish the Ladies, The Mischa MacPherson Trio and two virtuoso pipers, Ross Ainslie and Jarlath Henderson. [Source - BBC Alba]
Cherish the Ladies in concert at Eden Court, Inverness. Making their third visit to the Blas Festival, the popular Irish American band Cherish the Ladies light up the Eden Court stage with an astonishing display of virtuosity - music doesn't get much better than this.
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Allan MacDonald. Episode 3 Featuring Fred Morrison, Inveraray Pipe Band Quartet, Paddy Keenan, and Simon McKerrell
Mànran perform at the Fèis na Mara festival in Mallaig, September 2014, where they are joined onstage by special guests. [Source - BBC Alba]
Na Trads - a comharrachadh an ciùil as fhearr ann an Alba am bliadhna. Coverage of the 2014 Scots Trad Music Awards. [Source - BBC Alba] With Fiddler's Bid, Catriona MacKay, Mischa MacPherson, Cruinn, Jim Sutherland, Elephant Sessions, Simon Thoumire, Adam Sutherland & Friends, Da Fustra, Julie Fowlis Band, Rura, Dr Margaret Bennett, Emily Smith, Na h-Òganaich, Skipinnish, Duncan Chisholm, Davie Henderson, Shooglenifty
Roghainn bho oidhche mhòr duaisean Na Trads 2014, a Inbhirnis. Màiri Anna NicUalraig, Tony Kearney agus Linda NicLeòid air an àrd-ùrlar agus air cùl stèids, a'coinneachadh ris na luchd-ciùil agus na rionnagan a bhuanaich air an oidhche. Music and highlights from the Trad Awards 2014, from Inverness. Presenters Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and Linda MacLeod meet the musicians, winners and stars of the event, both onstage and behind the scenes. [Source - BBC Alba] With Linda MacLeod, Fiddler's Bid, Robyn Stapleton, St Roch's Cèilidh Band, Stuart Liddell, Fèisean nan Gàidheal, Siobhan Miller, Cruinn, Adam Sutherland, Rura, Na h-Òganaich, Shooglenifty
Children in the classroom and at play at Gateside School for the Deaf, Renfrewshire.
Director, Paisley Round Table. -- Credits: ph. James Tulloch sc. Mary H Burton technical adviser R W Bailie, DLO FRCS comm. Howard M Lockhart MA lighting John Durning p. and d. James Quinn.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Glenn Tilbrook, Leon Tilbrook
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Luke Sital-Singh
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring AMWF
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring I Am Kloot
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Razorlight
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Mad Dog McRea
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Rae Morris
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Coverage of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of a school trip on board the SS "Uganda" to Oslo and Helsinki.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Coverage of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014. Taghadh bho Belladrum 2014 le Reef. [Source - BBC Alba]
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Coverage of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014. Taghadh bho Belladrum 2014 le Mekons [Source - BBC Alba]
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Coverage of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014. Taghadh bho Belladrum 2014 le Kitty Daisy & Lewis [Source - BBC Alba]
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Coverage of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014. Taghadh bho Belladrum 2014 le Ade Edmonson & The Bad Shepherds [Source - BBC Alba]
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, HAWICK
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, HAWICK
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, HAWICK
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. INTERNATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, ROSCOMMON
Shots of a teacher at Todholm nursery school teaching crafts to a class of infants.
Director, [d. N. Shannon] ; Producer, Jordanhill College TV Outside Broadcast Unit.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. INTERNATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, ROSCOMMON
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. SUPREME INTERNATIONAL SHEEPDOG TRIALS, ROSCOMMON
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. WORLD SHEEPDOG TRIALS, TAIN
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. WORLD SHEEPDOG TRIALS FINAL, TAIN
Cathy MacDonald presents an homage to Alexander McQueen, one of the UKs most avant-garde fashion designers. [Source - BBC Alba]
BBC RADIO SCOTLAND NEACH-CIÙIL TRAIDISEANTA ÒG 2015
Six of Scotland's finest young musicians compete in the final of BBC Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician 2015, live from the City Halls, Glasgow, as part of Celtic Connections 2015. Presented by Mary Ann Kennedy. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Ainsley Hamill, Ryan Young, Heather Downie, Claire Hastings, Seamus O' Baoighill, Gemma donald, Robyn Stapleton
Documentary from the BBC archives in which writer and historian James Hunter examines the state of crofting 100 years after the crofters of Braes in Skye fought for land rights. [Source - BBC Alba]
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 1 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: LUNASA, GEORGIA RUTH, FOGHORN STRINGBAND, FACE THE WEST, PATSY REID & FRIENDS, ROBERT ROBERTSON, PARVEEN SABRINA KHAN
Made to promote the Bank of Scotland, the film uses Scotland's history and its industries as a backdrop to the Bank's role within the country.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Productions. -- Credits: nar. Alex McCrindle research Kathy Wright, Yvonne Carridine p. Archie Gibson p. ass. Craig Patterson, Linda Whyte add. ph. Brian Winpenny sd. rec. Park Film Studios Limited w. and d. Ian Brock We gratefully acknowledge the assistance given by: Sidney G Bain; John Bartholomew & Son Ltd; The Balley Head; The Trustees of the British Museum; W & R Chambers Ltd; Edinburgh Corporation Libraries and Museums Department; Holmes McDougall Ltd; The Institute of Bankers in Scotland; The late Dr Charles A Malcolm; The Merchant Co Edinburgh; Ministry of Public Buildings and Works; National Library of Scotland; National Museum of Antiquities in Scotland; Royal Scottish Geographical Society; Scottish National Portrait Gallery; Scottish Record Office; Scottish Unitel Museum; Trustees of the Heckland Society; Warren Collection..
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 2 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FEIS ROIS, FIRIL, ELEPHANT REVIVAL, FRASER ANDERSON, GRIA, MAHOTELLA QUEENS
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 3 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: CHERISH THE LADIES, AOIFE O’ DONOVAN, WE BANJO 3, THE WOODEND BARNSTORMERS, MAE TRIO, ANDY WHITE, MARU TARANG
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 4 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BORARAIG, FIRIL, ELEPHANT REVIVAL, BERNADETTE MORRIS, FACE THE WEST, WALTER STRAUSS & SIDIKI DIABATE WITH MARIO CARIBE
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 5 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: GRIA, MAHOTELLA QUEENS, PATSY REID & FRIENDS, WE BANJO 3, FRASER ANDERSON, BORARAIG, LUNASA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 6 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: FACE THE WEST, CHERISH THE LADIES, THE WOODEND BARNSTORMERS, GEORGIA RUTH, FEIS ROIS, ROBERT ROBERTSON, MAHOTELLA QUEENS
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 7 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: BORARAIG, FIRIL, FOGHORN STRINGBAND, WALTER STRAUSS & SIDIKI DIABATE WITH MARIA CARIBE, ELEPHANT REVIVAL, AOIFE O’ DONOVAN, MARU TARANG
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Programme 8 [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: GRIA, PARVEEN SABRINA KHAN, MAE TRIO, FOGHORN STRINGBAND, THE WOODEND BARNSTORMERS, LUNASA
World-class musicians from the Celtic Connections festival perform at the Horo Gheallaidh ceilidh sessions. Compilation Programme [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring: LUNASA, GEORGIA RUTH, ROBERT ROBERTSON, ELEPHANT REVIVAL, FRASER ANDERSON, WE BANJO 3, PATSY REID & FRIENDS, FACE THE WEST, CHERISH THE LADIES, BORARAIG, PARVEEN SABRINA KHAN, FOGHORN STRINGBAND, GRIA, WALTER STRAUSS & SIDIKI DIABATE WITH MARIO CARIBE
Preschool children's animated series about Bellag, a little girl who loves to learn. Episode 3 Tha Bellag ag ionnsachadh mu dheidhinn cumaidhean. Tha Bellag a'cuideachadh Calum Coineanach gus rothan ùr fhaighinn airson a charbad aige gus an tèid e nas luaithe. Bellag learns different shapes and helps Caoilte Coinín choose new wheels for his chariot so that it can go faster. [Source - BBC Alba]
Preschool children's animated series about Bellag, a little girl who loves to learn. Episode 4 Tha Bellag ag ionnsadh mu dheidhinn a làmh dheis agus a làmh chlì. Tha Bellag a' leantainn duilleag dhraoidheil gu faic i dè an t-slighe a ghabhas i. Bellag learns directions. Bellag follows a magic leaf and learns how it can change direction. [Source - BBC Alba]
Made to promote the importance of the Bank of Scotland to the business community.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Production. -- Credits: nar. Bryden Murdoch cam. Gordon Hickie.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. Skye. MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, ANNE MARTIN, INGRED HENDERSON, JULIE FOWLIS, DONOL O’CONNOR, ANGUS NICOLSON, MICHELLE MULCAHY, CATRIONA TINNEY, ALLAN HENDERSON, ANGUS GRANT, EWEN HENDERSON
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. Kerry. PAULINE SCANLON, JAMES GRAHAM, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, IAIN MACFARLANE, JEREMY SPENCER, JULIE FOWLIS, PAIDI MARTHAN MAC GEARAILT, MEABH NI BHEAGLAOICH, CUAS, PADRAIG O SE
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. Uist. JULIE FOWLIS, SILE DENVIR, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, CATRIONA GARBUTT, NORMAN MACLEAN, RONA LIGHTFOOT, DONNCHADH GOUGH, SEONAIDH MACINTYRE
Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [Source - BBC Alba] Druthag Eile With Donal O' Connor, Iain MacFarlane, Ross Martin, James Graham, Josephine Marsh, Mick Kinsella, Síle Denvir, Gillebrìde Mac Ille Mhaoil, The Friel Sisters, Allan Henderson, Caoimhím Ó Fearghail, Pauline Scanlon, Eilís Ní Chinnéide, Donogh Hennessy, Simon Thoumire, Edel Fox, Daoirí Farrell, Eamon Doorley, Tony Byrne, Cyril O'Donoghue, Michelle Mulcahy, Murdo Cameron, James Graham, Meabh Begley, Niamh Barian-Barry, Matt Griffin, Maitiú Ó Casaide, Carol Anne MacKay, Donnchadh Gough
Sanjeev Kohli has just six months to get the hang of Gaelic before presenting an entire Gaelic music show live on Radio nan Gaidheal. Can it be done? [Source - BBC Alba]
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 1. Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association perform Psalm 126 and Darren MacLean sings Faigh Flùraichean Bòidheach. Rev. Iain MacAskill shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
An illustration of the various Bank of Scotland customer services.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Production . -- Credits: nar. Peter Lewis A Grange Film Production The assistance of the following is gratefully acknowledged: Tim Bennie, Ian Benzie, Yvonne Carradine, Margaret Crawford, Cathie Cunningham, Bob Dickson, Alan Carrie, Bill Hadden, Andrew Halliday, Eric Hood, Netma Jagiello, Dennis Johnston, Brian Lambert, Maureen Stork, Bob Walker, Alistair Ward, Cleer Film Services Ltd, Paul Coutts Ltd, Eastern Scottish Omnibuses, Presented by the Bank of Scotland.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 2. The Glasgow Islay Trio sing Fulangas Chrìosd and James Graham performs Psalm 100. Gemma Steele shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 3. Catriona Watt sings Seinnibh don Tighearna and Mairi MacInnes performs Psalm 18. Paul MacCallum shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 4. James Graham sings An Crann Ceusaidh and Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association perform Psalm 1. Anne Morrison shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 5. Catriona Watt sings Air Geugan Seilich and The Glasgow Islay Trio perform Psalm 19. John Archie MacMillan shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 6. Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sing Molaibh Dia and Niall MacLennan and Alasdair MacPhee perform Psalm 96. Isabel MacLeod shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 7. The Glasgow Islay Quartet perform Psalm 70. Joseph Watson shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 8. Darren MacLean sings O Thig A-Nuas, A Spioraid Naoimh and Mairi MacInnes performs Psalm 67. Mary Ann MacIver shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 9. Glasgow Gaelic Musical Association sing Alleluia, Cliù do dh'Ìosa and Catriona Watt performs Psalm 94. Innes MacSween shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 10. Mairi MacInnes sings Cliù an Uain and James Graham performs Psalm 8. Mairi shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 11. The Glasgow Islay Quartet sings Molaidh Mi Mo Shlànaighear and Catriona Watt performs Psalm 147. Ina Morrison shares the role faith plays in her life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Events in Dumbarton including the "Norwegian Week" festival and VE Day celebrations.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Programme 12. Mairi MacInnes sings Sheas a Mhàthair and Niall MacLennan and Alasdair MacPhee perform Psalm 42. Derek Murray shares the role faith plays in his life and Angela MacEachen reads from the Book of Proverbs.
Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and faith stories. Christmas Special. Featuring Darren MacLean, Marion MacAulay, Glasgow Gaelic musical association, Finella Morrison, Màiri MacInnes, Angela MacEachan and James Graham.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 A look at migrants in Calais, and the fall of the Berlin wall
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 A look at the health service in Iceland and Gaelic medium education
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 A look at homes being demolished for open cast coal pits in Germany, and Icelandic's deterioriating fisheries
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 A look at the recognition of same sex couples in Estonia and the relationship between Poland and Russia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 War in Ukraine
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at Romani children in the Czech Republic and youth military consciption in Finland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 A look at Malaysian airlines flights MH17
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A look at why many are migrating from Romania to seek work in other countries, and the growing demand in Northern Ireland to learn the Irish language
An amateur compilation of Kircudbrightshire events held in 1950: Dalry annual Grand Collie Dog Trials, a bowling match and the New Galloway Gala.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at the effects of poverty on children in rural and urban areas of Scotland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 A look at the privatisation of domestic water sources in the Republic of Ireland, and the high rate of recycling and waste processing in Sweden
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 A look at the poor conditions of many of Bulgaria's state run homes
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 A look at the effects new drink/drive laws in Scotland have had on rural pubs and the general sale of alcohol, and how the German ethics council is seeking to decriminalise incestuous relationships involving consenting adults
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 A look at how many residents of L'Aquila in Italy are still lving in temporary accomodation following a 2009 earthquake, and a referendum held in Malta on the hunting of birds in the springtime
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 A look at a scheme to encourage Sardinians to seek employment outwith the island, and Denmark's population decline despite demand for Danish spern donations booming
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 A look at the Somalian community of Cardiff who began to establish themselves in the area at the end of the 19th century, and borders of both Belgium and Netherlands running through the townships of Baarle, even through homes and businesses
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 The Spanish enclave of Melilla, one of the few places in Western Europe that borders another continent
Catriona MacPhee and a host of personalities take a nostalgic and humorous view of Glasgow life and its people. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Catriona MacPhee and a host of personalities take a nostalgic and humorous view of Glasgow life and its people. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
The Thornhill agricultural show and Thornhill Gala Day in the Borders.
Ann an Càirdeas Cogaidh tha Dòmhnall Meek an tòir air Iain Dòmhnallach, bràthair a sheanmhar, saighdear à Tiriodh, a chaidh a mharbhadh, ceud bliadhna air ais, aig Blàr Arras san Fhraing sa Chiad Chogadh. Documentary in which Donald Meek follows in the footsteps of his great-uncle John, who was killed in France during WW1. [Source - BBC Alba]
The 2014 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green, presented by Catriona MacNeil. Programme 2 With Simon Fraser University, Inveraray & District, St Lawrence O'Toole, 78th Fraser Highlanders, Greater Glasgow Police Scotland, Scottish Power, Field Marshall Montgomery
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Frightened Rabbit, Glenn Tilbrook, AMWF, Mad Dog McRea, Adrian Edmonson & The Bad Shepherds, Sam Lee and Friends, Kitty + Daisy + Lewis, I Am Kloot
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Reef, Rae Morris, Luke Sital-Singh, The Vatersay Boys, The Mekons, Billy Bragg, XSM, Capercaillie, Razorlight
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha na meadhanan a' nochdadh anns an t-sreath seo a chaidh a chraoladh an toiseach sna 1970an. Donald Morrison takes a nostalgic look through the archive of the first Gaelic current affairs television series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha na meadhanan a' nochdadh anns an t-sreath seo a chaidh a chraoladh an toiseach sna 1970an. Donald Morrison looks back at the impact the sea had on the Gaelic community during the 1970s, a period of great change for the River Clyde. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air na diofar obraichean a nochd air Bonn Còmhraidh tro na 70an. Donald Morrison takes a look back at the various forms of employment filmed for Bonn Còmhraidh during the 1970s [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha Bonn Còmhraidh ag aithris air na duilgheadasan a bha mu choinneamh cuid a choimhearsnachdan anns na 1970an. Donald Morrison takes a look back at some of the stories focusing on depopulation which were filmed by the Bonn Còmhraidh team during the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air mar a bha Bonn Còmhraidh ag aithris air a' bhuaidh a bh' aig teicneòlas ùr air beatha dhaoine anns na 1970an. Donald Morrison takes a look back at some of the reports focusing on the introduction of modern technology filmed by the Bonn Còmhraidh team during the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A children's parade, sheep dog trials, a local football match and a dinner dance in Moniaive, Dumfriesshire.
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha sgioba Bonn Còmhraidh ag aithris air foghlam tro na 1970an. Donald Morrison looks back at some of the reports on Gaelic education filmed by the Bonn Còmhraidh team in the 1970s [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha sgioba Bonn Còmhraidh ag aithris air cuid a chleachdaidhean traidiseanta sna h-eileanan tro na 1970an. Donald Morrison looks back at a variety of stories filmed by the Bonn Còmhraidh team during the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air mar a bha sgioba Bonn Còmhraidh ag aithris air beatha làitheil ann an cuid a choimhearsneachdan air a' Ghàidhealtachd anns na 1970an. Donald Morrison looks back at some of the stories focusing on community life filmed by the Bonn Còmhraidh team in the 1970s. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
RATHAD AN REFERENDUM: NABAIDHEAN CHEILTEACH
Bidh Anna NicLeòid a' siubhal tro Eirinn a tuath agus a' Chuimrigh gus beachdachadh air a' bhuaidh a bhios aig a' bhòt san t-Sultain air an dà sgìre eadar-dhealaichte seo. An toir neo-eisimeileachd an Alba buaidh air an ìre de fh?in riaghladh sa Chuimrigh? Agus, a bheil cron gun duisg an deasbad ann an Alba sgaraidhean as ùra ann an Eirinn a tuath. Anna MacLeod travels to Northern Ireland and Wales, to discover the impact of the Scottish independence debate on our Celtic neighbours. [Source - BBC Alba]
A children's excursion from Dumfriesshire to Edinburgh, visiting the Castle, the Zoo and the Forth Rail Bridge.
A series narrated by and about the lives of children around Scotland. Programmes 1- 5 Iona Cameron Robbie Serena Hamish
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 1. Dinner Party.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, MARY ANN MACKENZIE, HEATHER DEWAR, GREGOR MACLEOD.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 2. Comfort Foods.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, MARY ANN MACKENZIE, JEAN ANNE MONTGOMERY, ISOBEL GRAHAM, CALINA MACDONALD.
Amateur footage of the Borders celebrations surrounding the New Galloway Gala Week, including a handicraft exhibition, a children's fancy dress parade, carnival floats and a Highland dancing display.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 3. Slow cooker.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, FLORA MATHESON, ISABELL MACINNES, CALINA MACDONALD, SEONAG SMITH .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 4. Afternoon Tea.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, AGNES MACLEOD, FLORA MATHESON, EMMA CLARK, MAIRI ALICE BARTLETT.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 5. Seafood.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, MARY ANN MACKENZIE, DONALD CAMERON, ISOBEL GRAHAM, SEONAG SMITH.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 6. Birthday Party.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, EUBHA CAMPBELL, JOEY MACASKILL, MAIRI MACKENZIE, ISABELL MACINNES, ANNE MACLELLAN.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 7. Weeknight Suppers.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, MARY ANN FERGUSON, MARY HENDERSON, SHEENA MACKELLOR, DONALD CAMERON, FLORA MACPHAIL .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 8. Drinks Party.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, HEATHER DEWAR, MAIRI MACKENZIE, ALASDAIR MACLEOD, MAIRI ALICE BARTLETT.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 9. Special Diets.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, GREGOR MACLEOD, ALASDAIR MACLEOD, ISHI MACLEAN, DOROTHY DENNIS .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 10. Outdoors.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, EMMA CLARK, ISOBEL GRAHAM, FLORA MACPHAIL, CALINA MACDONALD .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Programme 11. Weekends.
Credits: MAIRI MACRITCHIE, HEATHER DEWAR, SEONAG SMITH, MARY ANN FERGUSON, AGNES MACLEOD .
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this first episode of the series, Heather's travels take her to the district of Staffin, in Skye. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Amateur footage of the Moniaive dog trials at the Thornhill Show, Dumfriesshire. The show continues with the Tableau parade, floats illustrating scenes from the poetry of Robert Burns.
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather visits the island of Colonsay, where she samples a range of local produce. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Series in which cook and artist Heather Dewar explores Hebridean communities. In this episode, Heather explores the island of Mull, where she heads off to see some white-tailed eagles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Heather Dewar embarks on an island odyssey. She visits North Uist, where traditional crofting exists alongside innovative business. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Islay-born Heather Dewar embarks on an island odyssey. In this episode she explores South Lochs in Lewis and sees how local sea salt is made. Anns a' phrògram seo tha Fraoch a' cur eòlas air ceann a deas nan Loch ann an Leòdhas. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Na Lochan [South Lochs]
Islay-born Heather Dewar embarks on an island odyssey. In this episode she explores Eriskay in the Outer Hebrides and rides a rare Eriskay pony. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Music from the Celtic Connections festival, presented by Mary Ann Kennedy and Donald O'Connor
Taghadh de luchd-ciùil sgoinneil bho Fhèis na Mara 2014. A'riochdachadh Loch Abar, na sàr-fhìdhlearan sàr Aonghas Grannd agus Ailean MacEanraig; Kathleen NicAonghais agus a còmhlan; Donald MacDonald and the Islands agus prìomh chòmhlan na h-oidhche, Mànran. A brilliant line-up of bands from Fèis na Mara 2014. Featuring the brilliant Lochaber fiddle players, Angus Grant snr and Alan Henderson; Kathleen MacInnes and her band; Donald MacDonald & the Islands and bill toppers Mànran. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music from the Celtic Connections festival, presented by Mary Ann Kennedy
Shots of the tableaux parade illustrating "Songs of the Golden West", floats and spectators at the Moniaive festival.
Animated children's series based on the film How to Train Your Dragon. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Rèis gu Eilean na Boiteig. Tha Sglongaid fo chùram nuair a dh'fhalbhas lasair na dràgon aige. Feumaidh a' chlann a lasadh mus bi e ro anmoch. Snotlout is concerned when his dragon's flame goes out. The kids have to figure out how to reignite it before it's too late.
Animated children's series based on the film How to Train Your Dragon. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6 A h-uile deich bliadhna bithidh dràgon deàrrsach a' tadhal air Berk agus tha Aileag agus Aisling airson faighinn a-mach cò às a tha e a' tighinn gus stad a chuir air bho bhith ruighinn a' bhaile aca. Once every 10 years, a mysterious glowing dragon visits Berk, and this year Hiccup and Astrid are determined to find out where it's coming from - and stop it from reaching the village.
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Episode 4
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Episode 5
Documentary about the daily lives of those working on North Sea oil platforms Buzzard and Golden Eagle - from drillers and deckhands to caterers and controllers. [Source - BBC online]
Comedy drama. Muriel Scott is back with her online dating business. In this episode, she tries to find love for Michael Iain, who works on the ferries, and Dominique, an artist. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
A compilation of local events in the Borders town of Moniaive including school sports, Remembrance day, a Sunday school outing, sheep dog trials, a bowling competition and the show day parade.
Director, W.E. Richardson. -- Credits: Richardson's Roving Camera presents LOCAL EVENTS IN MONIAIVE during 1949.
Comedy drama. Muriel Scott is back with her online dating business. In this episode, she meets Carol and Dod. Can she find them love whilst also worrying about her own love life? [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Comedy drama. Muriel Scott is back with her online dating business. In this episode, she meets gym-obsessed Kenny and delivery driver Donella. But what about Muriel's love life? [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Jim Baxter; dealbh choileanta de bheatha pearsanta agus proifeiseanta fear dheth na cluicheadairean ball-coise as fheàrr a chunnacas riamh an Alba. An intimate portrayal of the personal and professional life of the renowned Scottish football legend Jim Baxter. [Source - BBC Alba]
Mary Ann Kennedy presents music from the 2015 Celtic Connections festival. Episode 1
Mary Ann Kennedy presents music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 2
Mary Ann Kennedy presents music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 3
Mary Ann Kennedy presents music from the Celtic Connections festival. Episode 4
Music programme presented by musician and broadcaster Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections. Episode 5
Music from the Celtic Connections festival. [
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present Fèis Chiùil Thiriodh, a new series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival 2015. Episode 3
The youth hostels and surrounding walking country of Upper Deeside taking in Lochanagar, Lairig Ghru, Braeriach and Aviemore.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present Fèis Chiùil Thiriodh, a new series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival 2015. Episode 2
Performances from the Tiree Music Festival. Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour introduce an exhilarating set from Skerryvore. Episode 1
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present Fèis Chiùil Thiriodh, a new series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival 2015. Episode 4
Music programme presented by musician and broadcaster Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections.
A' comharrachadh 25 bliadhna, Shooglenifty ann an Inbhirnis bho Duaisean Na Trads, 2014. Shooglenifty perform in Inverness at the 2014 Trad Awards, celebrating 25 years as a band. Presented by Linda MacLeod [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Mòd 2015 special
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Mòd 2015 special
A' comharrachadh là-ciùil a' BhBC, tha tè-an-taighe Linda NicLeòid air an àrd-ùrlar, a' libhrigeadh cuirm sònraichte; uair a thìde de cheòl a tha a' riochdachadh ceòl traidiseanta Albannach is Gàidhealach. [Source - BBC Alba] Music from Daimh, Top Floor Taivers, Finlay MacDonald & Ross Martin, Rura, Maeve MacKinnon Band
Youth hostellers are seen enjoying their accommodation at Ratagan Hostel and Inveralligin Hostel in the Highlands; they climb the Saddle, visit Dunvegan castle on Skye and watch a game of Highland shinty.
The phenomenally popular Scottish artist Jolomo is featured in a special documentary [Source - BBC Alba]
Music quiz hosted by Gilleasbuig Ferguson. Programme 4.
Various shots of youth hostellers and hillwalkers in the countryside by Killin.
Highland landscape views including the Cuillins on Skye, Gruinard Bay, Ullapool, and the youth hostels at Achininver and Carbisdale.
Sgeulachd teaghlaich sònraichte à Eilean Bharraigh. Documentary telling the story of the remarkable achievements of a family from the Isle of Barra, across three generations. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary tracing the first 18 months of the Govan Schools Pipe Band, as they meet legendary piper Rona Lightfoot. Narrated by Ewen Henderson of Mànran. [Source - BBC Alba]
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Anns a' chiad phrògram san t-sreath, tha Fraoch a'dèanamh air Sligachan san Eilean Sgitheanach. Bhon drochaid chloiche a dhealbhaich Tòmas Telford tha i a' tionndadh dhan iar, gu sgìre Mhinginis.
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Ann a sheo anns an dara prògram dhen t-sreath, tha i a'cur eòlas air a'Chomraich, air taobh siar Rois.
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Anns a'phrògram seo tha i ann am Bàigh na Hearadh. Tha Bannatyne MacLeòid, a tha na chruitear agus na mharaiche, ag innse dhi cho doirbh sa tha e talamh creagach an taobh an ear àiteach. Tha Dòmhnall Dòmhnallach ga toirt gu Mànais, far an robh e fhèin na bhalach.
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Anns a'phrògram seo tha i a'siubhal tro Àird nam Murchan. Tha i a'tòiseachdainn ann am Mùideart, seann oighreachd Dhòmhnallaich Chloinn Raghnaill.
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Anns a'phrògram seo tha Fraoch a'gabhail tron Eilean Dubh, a tuath air Inbhirnis. Ged nach e eilean a th'ann, tha a'mhuir cha mhòr ga chuartachadh; ged a tha e faisg air prìomh bhaile na Gàidhealtachd, tha e a'faireachdainn iomallach, dùthchail.
Ann am "Bailtean Fraoich" tha Fraoch Nic an Deòir a Ìle a' tadhal air feadhainn dhe na bailtean cladaich is iomallaiche agus is bòidhche. Heather Dewar explores some of the most remote and picturesque villages along Scotland's coast. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Anns a'phrògram mu dheireadh dhen t-sreath, tha i a'gabhail cuairt tro Gheàrrloch air taobh siar Rois. Tha i a'tachairt air eòlaiche eachdraidh, Uilleam MacRobbie, a tha ag innse dhi cho cudromach sa bha Loch Iù aig àm a'chogaidh.
Na peathraichean Kerry is Kirsty Nic a'Phì air baidhseaglan thar seach-rathaidean Uibhist. Sisters Kerry and Kirsty MacPhee cycle the tracks and trails of the Southern Isles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
A group of hostellers enjoying a tour of the Borders, visiting Melrose, Selkirk, Cauldshiels Loch, Mungo Park's birthplace, Newark Castle, and Broadmeadow and Snoot youth hostels.
Peathraichean Kerry is Kirsty Nic a'Phì air baidhseaglan air seach-rathaidean na Hearadh. Sisters Kerry and Kirsty MacPhee cycle the tracks and trails of Harris. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2
Na peathraichean Kerry is Kirsty Nic a'Phì air baidhseaglan air seach-rathaidean Leòdhais. Sisters Kerry and Kirsty MacPhee cycle the tracks and trails of Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sgioba dìleasaich a' strì ach an càraich iad am pufair a bha roimhe fo stiùir Para Handy. Enthusiasts battle to restore a rusting puffer - former star of The Tales of Para Handy. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sgioba dìleasaich a' strì ach an càraich iad am pufair a bha roimhe fo stiùir Para Handy. Enthusiasts battle to restore a rusting puffer - former star of The Tales of Para Handy. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 An sgioba an sàs ann am meirg an t-slige. The team set to work on the badly corroded hull.
Sgioba dìleasaich a' strì ach an càraich iad am pufair a bha roimhe fo stiùir Para Handy. Enthusiasts battle to restore a rusting puffer - former star of The Tales of Para Handy. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Auld Reekie a' faighinn goileadair ùr guail. Auld Reekie's new coal-fired boiler is installed.
A Christmas celebration of carols and readings from the Duncansburgh Macintosh Church in Fort William led by the Rev Chris Macrae. With music from the Soisgeul choir, Robert Robertson, Mary Ann Kennedy, Rachel Walker and the Lochaber Gaelic Primary School Choir. Cuirm shònraichte a' comharrachadh laoidhean agus leughaidhean na Nollaig à Eaglais Duncansburgh Mhic an Tòisich sa Ghearasdan fo stiùir an Urramaich Chris MacRath. Le ceòl bhon a chòisir Soisgeul, Raibeart Robasdan, Mairi Anna NicUalraig, Raonaid Walker agus còisir Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Loch Abair. [Source - BBC Alba]
Bheir prògram aithriseach ùr iomradh air bannan coimhearsnachd is teaghlaich Peigi Wood, a tha na rionnag telebhisein aig aois 86 bliadhna. Chì sinn Peigi a' tadhal air na làraich Sgitheanach a tha air dreach a chur air a beatha, agus i a' beachdachadh air na daoine a thug neart is spionnadh dhi thar nam bliadhnaichean. A new documentary reveals the family and island ties of the Skye-born performer who has become a TV star at the grand age of 86. The programme charts the places and people that have shaped the life of this energetic and charismatic actress as she revisits the communities of Skye that have had a special significance in her life. [Source - BBC Alba]
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 1. ANGELA MACEACHEN, BILL INNES
Two men on a youth hostelling holiday; they visit Monachyle and Killin hostels where they are seen preparing their meals, and taking part in various hostel duties.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 2. CHRISTINA MCGONIGLE, ROB DUNBAR
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 3. VICTORIA KILGOUR, EVELYN COULL
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 4. ISHBEL MURRAY, ALASDAIR CROW
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 5. FAY MACDIARMID, DONALD CAMERON
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 6. MAUREEN MACLEOD, TIM ARMSTRONG
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 7. MAIRI KIDD, MARCUS TURNER
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 8. JOHN NEIL MACDONALD, MICHAEL BUCHANAN
Donnie MacLeod returns with a new series of innovative DIY projects. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
DIY programme. In this episode, Donnie visits Rona in Glasgow to deal with a wall that husband Andy tried to plaster after watching an online tutorial. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. Donnie breathes new life into an old porch for Chrissie in Barra. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
A group of young people on a cycling holiday in Scotland, staying in various youth hostels. They visit Dunblane, Doune and Callander, climb Ben A'an, walk in Glen Finglas and cycle across the Duke's Pass.
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. Donnie builds a fence and puts in some new washing line poles. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Groups of climbers are seen hillwalking and rockclimbing in the Highlands in the Glencoe / Ben Nevis area.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The John Langan Band
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Kaiser Chiefs
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Manic Street Preachers
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The Villagers
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Prides
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The Proclaimers
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Hayseed Dixie
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Coco and the Butterfields.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Keston Cobblers Club
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Have Mercy Las Vegas
An educational journey through the Trossachs by schoolchildren from the Sacred Heart Secondary School, Glasgow. The children are seen preparing for their trip, hostelling and hiking, taking the steamer on Loch Katrine and visiting Inchmahome priory on Lake of Menteith.
Producer, [p.c. Corporation of Glasgow].
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Eddi Reader
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Idlewild
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The Correspondents
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The Stranglers
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring The Shee
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Rusty Shackle
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Martha Reeves and The Vandellas
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Footage from Belldrum Tartan Heart Festival 2015. Featuring Martin Stephenson and The Daintees
Air cùlaibh cùisean le Skipinnish air an rathad 's aig an taigh ann an 2015, bhon stiùidio clàraidh gu Fèis Chiùil Thiriodh 's eile. Behind the scenes with Skipinnish on and off tour in 2015, from the recording studio to Tiree Music Festival and beyond. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha "Bioran" a' leantainn athair teaghlach de bhiorain, 's e a' strì air turas thar mhìltean gus faighinn dhachaigh ann an àm airson na Nollaig. Animation following Stick Man, the father of a family of sticks, who travels great distances to try and get home in time for Christmas. [Source - BBC Alba]
Hostels at Loch Ard, Inverbeg and Rowardennan, with footage of hostellers climbing Ben Lomond and the Cobbler, canoeing on Loch Lomond and enjoying a dance.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: Scottish Youth Hostel Association.
Sealladh de Bhannan bho chùl a' chamara bhon fheadhainn a chruthaich an dràma ùr Gàidhlig. Behind-the-scenes access to Bannan, hearing from those who created the new Gaelic drama. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Programme 1
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Programme 2
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Programme 3
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Programme 4
Gaelic drama mini-series telling the story of Màiri MacDonald's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously. Programme 5
An sgeulachd iongantach aig Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Turnbull agus Ormond; an loidhne-aghaidh iomraiteach no am "Famous Five" aig Hibernian FC a chuir ball-coise na h-Alba fon casan sna bliadhnaichean as dèidh an dara cogaidh. The remarkable story of Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Turnbull and Ormond, Hibernian FC's talented 'Famous Five' forward line, which dominated Scottish football in the post war period. [Source - BBC Alba]
Scenic views of Loch Lomond, and surrounding countryside, the National Forest Park and youth hostels at Inverbeg, Ardgartan and Lochgoilhead.
RATHAD-IARAINN NA GAIDHEALTACHD THE HIGHLAND RAILWAY
DA EILEAN - AON TEAGHLACH TWO ISLANDS - ONE FAMILY
First in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. This episode sees him preparing to go into egg production. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Second in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. In this episode, he picks up his first home-produced pork and sausages. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Third in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. In this episode, he gears up for egg production, and a major winter storm hits. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Fourth in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. In this episode, the first lambs appear, and Sweeny sells his first eggs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Fifth in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. In this episode, Sweeny makes his show debut with some of his beloved sheep. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
A group of hostellers on a ski-ing trip to Glenmore where they are seen skiing and sledging.
Last in a six-part series following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. A year on, Sweeny looks at how things have gone. Is he any nearer his dream? [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
ALISTAIR MACLEOID - CUIMHNEACHAN ALISTAIR MACLEOD - A MEMORY
Ponies being groomed and riders being given handling instructions before setting out on a hillside trek.
2014: TATU INNSE GALL THE DRUMS AND DRONES
BEATHA AS AONAIS BEAN LIFE WITHOUT A WIFE
BERLIN - LEAG AM BALLA BERLIN 25 YEARS ON
PATHE SUPER SOUND GAZETTE No 38/17, PICK-A-BACK PLANE DEMONSTRATION FLIGHT
Footage of a demonstration of the two aircraft in flight over the Firth of Tay. [The Mercury Maia aircraft flew from Dundee to Cape Town in 1937].
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: [cam. Taylor].
CARAIDEAN CEITHIR CHASACH FOUR LEGGED FRIENDS
GEANSAIDH A’ PHAPA THE POPE’S ERISKAY JERSEY
COIBHNEAS NA COIMHEARSNACHD ISLAND THAT GIVES
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. The First Day of the Scottish National Competition at Conon Bridge.
Credits: PRESENTERS: CATRIONA MACPHEE, DONALD MACSWEEN .
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. The best of the action from Day 2 of the Scottish National Sheepdog Trials in the Scottish Highlands.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. The final day of competition at the Scottish National Sheepdog Trials in Conon Bridge.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. Day One of the International Sheepdog Trials in the Scottish Borders.
Footage of the first gardens cruise organised by the National Trust for Scotland, visiting Iona, Colonsay and Inverewe.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. On Day 2 of the International Sheepdog Trials near Moffat the competition intensifies.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. Day Three of the International Sheepdog Trials bring the supreme championship competition to a climax.
Documentary Following the activites taking place at the Callanish Stones on Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Tha luchd-turais a' tighinn tràth chun a' làraich eachdraidheil aig Tursachan Chalanais, son dubhadh na grèine as fheàrr o chionn fhada. Tourists come early to the historic Callanish Stones for the most spectacular solar eclipse for many years.
Documentary Following the activites taking place at the Callanish Stones on Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Aig Ionad Chalanais tha an t-Og Mhios a toirt leis buidheann Frangaich nacheil cho furasta an riarachadh. Agus aig a Chearcall cloiche tha Paganaich a tighinn 'son an la is fhaide de'n bhliadhna. At the Callanish Visitor Centre, June brings a French tour group who demand a little extra attention from the staff, and at the stone circle, Pagans gather for the summer solstice.
Documentary Following the activites taking place at the Callanish Stones on Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Gach la, na miltean a tadhal air Ionad Chalanais - Kirsteen air ais gu teas a chidsin, as deidh bliadhna anns an Eadailt. Agus a fear-Ealain Iomhar MacAoidh, a gluasad a studio aige an ath dhorus. Thousands of people pass through the Callanish visitor centre each day, and Kirsteen is back in the heat of the kitchen after a year in Italy. Local artist Ivor Mackay sets up studio next door.
Documentary Following the activites taking place at the Callanish Stones on Lewis. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Tha deireadh an Fhoghar aig Calanais a toirt leis a chiad suidheachadh eiginn de'n bhliadhna, bho'n a bhata-cruise, an Azores. Agus, tha planaichean togalach ura air fhoillseacahdh le samhradh Innnseanach. Late autumn at Callanish brings the season's first casualty from the Azores cruise ship, and plans for a new tourist centre are unveiled in a midst of an Indian summer.
Music documentary charting the life of one of Gaeldom's great characters - the revered singer, piper, storyteller and teacher Rona Lightfoot. [Source - BBC Alba]
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Allan MacDonald. Episode 4 Featuring Fred Morrison, Martin O'Neill, Steve Byrne, Patrick Molard, Yves Berthou, Flook
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Julie Fowlis. Episode 5 Featuring Fred Morrison, Martin O'Neill, Steve Byrne, Flook
A' comharrachadh là-ciùil a' BhBC, tha tè-an-taighe Linda NicLeòid air an àrd-ùrlar, a' libhrigeadh cuirm sònraichte; uair a thìde de cheòl a tha a' riochdachadh ceòl traidiseanta Albannach is Gàidhealach. [Source - BBC Alba] Music from Daimh, Top Floor Taivers, Rura, Maeve MacKinnon Band
The gardens and flora of the island of Colonsay and at Inverewe and Crarae Gardens.
Director, Tom Steel. -- Credits: comm.w. Tom Steel, Jeremy Bruce-Watt comm.s. Donald MacVicar sung by Joan Mackenzie, Donald Ross, William Burnett, Duncan Mackenzie.
Roghainn bho oidhche mhòr duaisean Na Trads 2015, a Talla Caird, Dùn Dè. Mairi Anna NicUalraig, Tony Kearney & Linda NicLeòid air an àrd-ùrlar agus air cùlstèids, a'coinneachadh ris na luchd-ciùil agus na rionnagan a shoirbhich air an oidhche. Highlights and music from the Trad Awards 2015, from the Caird Hall, Dundee. Presenters Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and Linda MacLeod meet the musicians, winners and stars of the event, both on-stage and behind the scenes. [Source - BBC Alba] With Niteworks, Port, Catriona MacKay & Chris Stout, Grit, Tom Orr Scottish Dance Band, Dosca, Peatbog Faeries, Duncan Chisholm, Phil Cunningham, Aly Bain, Violet Tulloch, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Claire Hastings, Murray Henderson & The Big Music Society
Drama documentary telling the story of Hugh Macleod, a teacher who was convicted of the murder of a travelling pedlar in a trial where 'dream testimony' was admitted by the Crown. [Source - BBC Alba]
A depiction of St. Kilda after its evacuation, showing the remains of the village buildings, the naval encampment and the animal and bird life on the island.
Producer, Film Unit, Edinburgh University. -- Credits: A Property of the National Trust for Scotland ph. Chris Mylne ed. W J MacLean technical facilities by the Animal Genetics Department Film Unit, Edinburgh University.
Bring in the bells with Hogmanay Ceilidh 2015, hosted by Cathy MacDonald and Kirsteen MacDonald. This year we are live from The Byre at Inchyra in Perthshire.
Credits: PRESENTERS: KIRSTEEN MACDONALD, CATHY MACDONALD .
Sreath ùr a' leantainn oileanaich anns a' chiad bhliadhna aca a' trèanadh airson ministrealachd na h-Eaglaise Saoire an Dùn Èideann. A new series following students in their first year of training for ministry in the Free Church of Scotland. Ahead lies reading, exams and preaching - but also fun and laughter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Sreath ùr a' leantainn oileanaich anns a' chiad bhliadhna aca a' trèanadh airson ministrealachd na h-Eaglaise Saoire an Dùn Èideann. A new series following students in their first year of training for ministry in the Free Church of Scotland. Ahead lies reading, exams and preaching - but also fun and laughter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Sreath ùr a' leantainn oileanaich anns a' chiad bhliadhna aca a' trèanadh airson ministrealachd na h-Eaglaise Saoire an Dùn Èideann. A new series following students in their first year of training for ministry in the Free Church of Scotland. Ahead lies reading, exams and preaching - but also fun and laughter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Sreath ùr a' leantainn oileanaich anns a' chiad bhliadhna aca a' trèanadh airson ministrealachd na h-Eaglaise Saoire an Dùn Èideann. A new series following students in their first year of training for ministry in the Free Church of Scotland. Ahead lies reading, exams and preaching - but also fun and laughter. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 4
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 1.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 2.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 3.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 4.
Test run of the newly restored Burrill traction engine, the "Dandie Dinmont", prior to exhibiting at the 1963 Royal Highland Show.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 5.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 6.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 7.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 8.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 9.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 10.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 11.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Programme 12.
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this programme, Donnie provides some home insulation tips. Donnie shows us how to build garden decking when he helps out his sister Margaret. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. In this programme, Donnie provides some home insulation tips. Donnie's new shower room is revealed. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 In the first programme of a new series, Darren Laing reports from the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovinia where many struggle from ptsd after the atrocities they experienced during the Balkans war.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 Darren Laing gauges opinion of the use of on-screen English subtitles on BBC Alba, and Alasdair Fraser reports on the growing problems relating to gambling in Italy.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 Anne Lundon presents a special report about the situation of Syrian refugees in Germany.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Alasdair Fraser reports on the lack of specialist drugs available to treat cancer in Romania, and in Scotland, Darren Laing examines the spate of anti Gaelic opinion that recently appeared on social media sites.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 Darren Laing reports on the establishment of Serb assosiations for the majority Serb areas in Kosovo. Alasdair Fraser finds out what impact the EU subsidy cuts to bullfighting in Spain will have on traditional culture.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 On the final programme of 2015, Alasdair Fraser reports from Ireland on the impact that the closure of many rural police stations is having on local communities, and Darren Laing is in the Alpine region of Switzerland, where glacier melting is affecting industry and townships.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 In the first programme of 2016, Anne Lundon reports from the Czech Republic, where an important memorial has been sited beside a pig farm, and Darren Laing is in Sweden, where research suggests that rape and abuse occur more frequently than anywhere else in the world.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 Anne Lundon is in the Netherlands looking at how the country deals with an ageing population in need of additional care. Also in Finland, although wolves are a protected species, Darren Laing joined a group of hunters, a matter of weeks before the government issued permission to cull up to 46 wolves.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 With rough seas affecting the Mediterranean route to Europe, migrants and refugees are choosing to reach the sanctuary of the west via the Balkans. Darren Laing follows their route from the Greek-Macedonian border to the Serbian-Croatian border, metting many of those making the arduous journey.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Anne Lundon reports on the rise of olive theft from many olive oil farms in Spain, and Alasdair Fraser is in Poland to look at the impact pollution from burning fossil fuels in having on the Krakow population.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Angela MacLean has a special report focusing on recent news of a possible mass grave sited in the grounds of an old mother and baby home in Tuam, County Galway, in Ireland. For those born into such homes, this has rekindled sad and traumatic memories.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Eileen MacDonald reports on the effect government policy is having on non EU workers living and working in the UK, and Anne Lundon is in Portugal, where a ban on the fishing of sardines is having a significant impact on the industry.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Angela MacLean reports on the impact a new French law is having on food waste in the country, and Eileen MacDonald is on the Isle of Lewis, where crofters are converned that the island's only abattoir may close as a result of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar's budget cuts.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Domestic violence inflicted on Serbian women and Syrian refugees in Sweden
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Featuring Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Coco and The Butterfields, Rusty Shackle, The John Langan Band, The Stranglers, Kaiser Chiefs, Villagers
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Hayseed Dixie, The Prides, Have Mercy Las Vegas, The Shee, Idlewild, Manic Street Preachers, Eddie Reader
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Bite Nite, Keston Cobblers Club, The Correspondents, The Proclaimers
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS (GREEN'S NEWSREEL: Marriage of Green / McMahon)
A compilation reel including footage of the fairground ride called "The Whip", possibly at Green's Amusements at the Carnival in the Gallowgate, Glasgow. The film also shows the marriage in 1920 of Edward MacMahon to Mary Frances Green, daughter of George Green.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "The British Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" credited on intertitle..
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 9.
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 10.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present an hour of the best bits from Tiree Music Festival. A showcase of the highlights from TMF and the island itself, revealing Tiree to be one of Scotland's best-kept secrets. Episode 5
The distillation process of Scotch Whisky sponsored by the Scotch Whisky Association and made by a Canadian company Chetwynd Films Limited, with a Canadian presenter.
Producer, Chetwynd Films Limited. -- Credits: VAT 69 (whisky) commercial .
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present Fèis Chiùil Thiriodh, recorded at the award-winning Tiree Music Festival 2015. Episode 6
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present music from the award-winning Tiree Music Festival 2015, including sets from newcomers the Lowground and the League of Highland Gentlemen, and festival favourites Fratellis. Episode 7
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present music from the award-winning Tiree Music Festival 2015, including sets from Trail West, Skerryvore and Mànran. Episode 8
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present highlights of an exhilarating set by Skipinnish at Tiree Music Festival 2015. Episode 9
Sreath ùr le Màiri Anna NicUalraig a'lìbhrigeadh ceòl thùsanach agus mion-chànanach na cruinne. Mary Ann Kennedy presents indigenous and minority-language music from around the world. This episode features acts including Ceitlin Smith and Marja Helena Fjellheim Mortensson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Sreath ùr le Màiri Anna NicUalraig a'lìbhrigeadh ceòl thùsanach agus mion-chànanach na cruinne. Mary Ann Kennedy presents indigenous and minority-language music from around the world. This episode features acts including Julie Feeney, plus Ewen Henderson with Ewen Robertson. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Sreath ùr le Màiri Anna NicUalraig a'lìbhrigeadh ceòl thùsanach agus mion-chànanach na cruinne. Mary Ann Kennedy presents indigenous and minority-language music from around the world. Featuring acts including Ellen MacDonald with Murdo Cameron, and Riona Sally Hartman. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Music programme presented by musician and broadcaster Mary Ann Kennedy filmed during Celtic Connections. Episode 5
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Ross-shire. RACHEL WALKER, SEAMUS BEGLEY, MATTHEU WATSON, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, ZOE CONWAY, ANNA MASSIE, LAUREN MACCOLL, JULIE FOWLIS, DUNCAN MACGILLIVRAY,MAIREARAD GREEN
An explanation of whisky distillation with the backdrop of Highland scenery.
Director, John Green ; Producer, Ace Film Production. -- Credits: An Ace Film Production for the Scotch Whisky Association w. David Tristram ph. David Mason ed. John Millar.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. BAILE BHUIRNE. MAIRE NI CHEILLEACHAIR, MARY SMITH, RACHEL HARRIS, CONAL O GRADA, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, COLM MURPHY, CAOIMHIN O FEARGHAIL, NELL NI CHROININ, JIM MURRAY, JULIE FOWLIS, JACKIE DALY, MATT CRANITCH, EOINI MHAIDHCI O SUILLEABHAIN, AINE O’CONNOR, CONNIE O’CONNELL
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. DUN EIDEANN. MAIREAD NI MHAONAIGH, ARCHIE FISHER, DONAL CLANCY, JULIE FOWLIS, DOLINA MACLENNAN, SINEAG MACINTYRE, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, PHIL CUNNINGHAM, ANNA-WENDY STEVENSON, MAIRI CHAIMBEUL
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. DUN NA NGALL. DERMOT BYRNE, BRID HARPER, STEVE COONEY, COLL MACDONALD, MARGARET STEWART, MAIRE NI CHOILM, FLORIANE BLANCKE, DANNY DIAMOND, CONOR CALDWELL, MANUS LUNNY, JIMMY CAMPBELL, VINCENT CAMPBELL, RITA GALLAGHER, JULIE FOWLIS, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. CONAMARA. GILLEBRIDE MACMILLAN, POL O CEANNABHAIN, JULIE FOWLIS, MEGAN HENDERSON, MICK CONNEELY, SEOSAMH O NEACHTAIN, JOE SULLIVAN, COLM GANNON, JOHN BLAKE, BRIAN MCGRATH, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, YVONNE KANE, LIZ KANE
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. EILEAN LEODHAIS. ISOBEL ANN MARTIN, LILLIS O LAOIRE, INNES WHITE, JAMES MACKENZIE, LOUISE MULCAHY, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, JULIE FOWLIS, ALASTAIR IAIN PATERSON, MARY SMITH, MURDO MACDONALD, ALASDAIR WHITE
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. DRUTHAG EILE - EXTRA RESERVE. ANNA-WENDY STEVENSON, MAIRI CHAIMBEUL, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, RITA GALLAGHER, COLL MACDONALD, MANUS LUNNY, YVONNE KANE, LIZ KANE, MEGAN HENDERSON, JULIE FOWLIS JOHN BLAKE, LILLIS O LAOIRE, ALISTAIR IAIN PATERSON, CONNIE O’CONNELL, RAONAID HARRIS, CAOIMHIN O FEARGAIL, SEAMUS BEGLEY, MAIREARAD GREEN, MATHEU WATSON
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episide 8. DRUTHAG EILE - EXTRA RESERVE. MAIRE NI CHEILEACHAIR, JULIE FOWLIS, JIM MURRAY, ZOE CONWAY, MATHEU WATSON, ANNA MASSIE, POL O CEANNABHAIN, MUIREANN NIC AMHLAOIBH, COLM GANNON, MURDO MACDONALD, LILLIS O LAOIRE. ARCHIE FISHER, DONAL CLANCY, MAIREAD NI MHAONAIGH, DERMOT BYRNE, BRID HARPER, STEVE COONEY
Scotland's Traditional Music Awards 2015, live from Dundee, hosted by Mary Ann Kennedy and Tony Kearney and featuring an all-star line-up of live performers. [Source - BBC Alba] With Niteworks/Ellen MacDonald, Peatbog Faeries, Mairi Campbell, Griogair Labhruidh, Duncan Chisholm, Ross Ainslie, The League of Highland Gentlemen, Simon Howie, Malinky, Fiona Hunter, Phil Cunningham, Aly Bain, Violet Tulloch, Rura, Treacherous Orchestra, Simon Thoumire, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Maggie MacInnes, Dr Donald W Stewart, Dr John MacInnes, Daimh, Ewen McVicar
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 1. Anniversary.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE ALASDAIR MACLEOD, CALINA MACDONALD, MORAG ANN MACLEOD .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 2. Budget.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE ISABELL MACINNES, ANNE MACLELLAN, SEONAG SMITH.
A training film made for the Distillers Company on safety procedures within a factory making spirits, i.e. a whisky bond.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, Elder Film Productions Ltd. -- Credits: cast Eileen McCallum supporting part played by Sister J.B. Bickett SRN sd. rec. Charles Leghorn.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 3. Sunday.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE TORQUIL MACLEOD, DONNA MACIVER, ANNE MACLELLAN .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 4. Busy.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE MAIRI MACKENZIE, DONNA BARDEN, TORQUIL MACLEOD .
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 5. Birthday.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE MAIRI MACKENZIE, FLORA CAMPBELL, JOEY MACASKILL, JANET LAMONT, RUAIRIDH MACRITCHIE.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 6. On The Move.
Credits: PRESENTER: MAIRI MACRITCHIE DONNA MACIVER, CALINA MACDONALD, ALASDAIR MACLEOD, FLORA CAMPBELL.
Animated children's series set in an enchanted magical kingdom. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20 Moch, Meadhan-là & Anmoch. Tha Nannaidh Plumais ag ionnsachadh an uair dha na sìthichean bheaga le bhith cleachdadh gathan-gobhainn ach tha an t-Seann Mhàileachan Glic den bheachd g 'eil seo gòrach 's e toirt Ben 's Hoilidh gu gleoc mòr a' Chraoibh Mhàileachain gus ionnsachadh ceart a thoirt dhaibh.
Animated children's series set in an enchanted magical kingdom. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 22 Cuairt Chun na Tràghad. Tha Hoilidh a' dol cuide ri Ben 's a theaghlach 's iad a' dol air turas chun na tràghad. Ged nach eil draoidheachd ceadaichte dhi aig an àm seo, tha iad a' cur feum air cumhachdan Hoilidh nuair a thuigeas iad nach do chuimhnich duine aca air biadh a thoirt leotha agus a-rithist nuair a thèid i fhèin 's Ben an glacadh ann an caisteal gainmhich.
Based on letters and journals, many of which have never been published before, this programme tells the story of 1914-18 solely through the eyes of those who lived through it. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Based on letters and journals, many of which have never been published before, this programme tells the story of 1914-18 solely through the eyes of those who lived through it. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Songs and poetry about World War I, narrated by Gilleasbuig MacDonald [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Toiseach a' chogaidh Featuring John Urquhart, Donald Morrison, Nial Bartlett, Robert Robertson, Murdo Beaton, Art Cormack, May Ferguson, Murdo MacDonald
Songs and poetry about World War I, narrated by Gilleasbuig MacDonald [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Aig an taigh Featuring John Urquhart, Donald MacCormick, Catriona Murray, Calum Ross, Linda MacLeod, Cathie Mary Smith, Nial Bartlett, Robert Robertson, Murdo Beaton, Art Cormack, Murdo MacDonald
Bank of Scotland employees describe their jobs and give reasons for working with the bank. Includes shots of the Bank's computer system and leisure events.
Producer, Grange Film Productions. -- Credits: A film by Ian Brock nar. Michael Elder ph. Gordon Hickie.
Songs and poetry about World War I, narrated by Gilleasbuig MacDonald [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Call Featuring John Urquhart, Donald Morrison, Linda MacLeod, Cathie Mary Smith, Nial Bartlett, Art Cormack, Murdo MacDonald, Anne Frater, Margaret MacLean, Duncan MacKinnon
Songs and poetry about World War I, narrated by Gilleasbuig MacDonald [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Dileab a' chogaidh Featuring John Urquhart, Neil Ferguson, Calum MacDonald, Linda MacLeod, Malcolm MacDonald, Robert Robertson, Murdo Beaton, Art Cormack, Murdo MacDonald
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 14 Crimea changed from being governed by Ukraine to Russia. Russia is adamant that this was decided by democratic vote, but the Ukrainian authorities maintain that Russia's annexation was unlawful. Darren Laing travels to Crimea to see how people's lives have changed there over the past two years.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Angela MacLean looks at a controversial project to build a new airport in the west of France that is back in the news after 40 years, about which many feel is unnecessary and will spoil the area. Alasdair Fraser is in Lithuania where the number of thse wishing to commit suicide is amongst the highest in the world.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 16 The chernobyl nuclear disaster had a significant impact on Ukraine and its neighboring countries. 30 years on, there is still no official account of the death toll or those who suffered following the meltdown. Anne Lundon is in Ukraine to assess how those who have suffered are dealing with the legacy and also to see how the exclusion zone is being managed.
A documentary series showing the beauty of Scotland's mountains
Based on letters and journals, many of which have never been published before, this programme tells the story of 1914-18 solely through the eyes of those who lived through it. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
The various services offered by the Royal Bank of Scotland including the mobile bank in Skye, and its international division in Glasgow.
Director, Dave Walker ; Producer, Cinecosse. -- Credits: nar. Derek Cooper lighting Bob McMillan p. ass. Jean Hodge ph. Mike Herd sd. rec. Ken Mutch p. Michael Marshall ed. Dave Walker.
Gaelic language version of the animated children's show 'Danger Mouse'. Episode 2 Cunnart Aig Ìre C/Danger at C Level. Feumaidh Donnie Murdo taghadh eadar a dhìcheall a thaobh a dhleastanas agus càirdeas nuair a thòisicheas e ri sabaid an aghaidh Mac a' Chrogain ann an saoghal olc nam muile-mhàgaig fon uisge. Danger Mouse is forced to choose between dedication to duty and friendship when he battles the Baron in his evil underwater Toadlantis base. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary looking at the lives and work of the Campbell family of Ness, Isle of Lewis, in writing, performance and music. [Source - BBC online]
Angela MacEachern presents a music show with songs about alcohol. Featuring a variety of performers, including Mary Ann Kennedy, Rona Lightfoot and Sineag MacIntyre. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Music from the Celtic Connections festival, presented by Linda MacLeod
Air a lìbhrigeadh le Vicky Kilgour, tha Niteworks: Obair Oidhche a' taisbeanadh nan tàlantan aig a' chòmhlan agus iad air an àrd-ùrlar aig Oilthigh Ghlaschu. Air aoigheachd aca, The Elephant Sessions agus INYAL, còmhlain tha ùr-ghnàthach agus ceòlmhor. Presented by Vicky Kilgour, Niteworks: Obair Oidhche is a showcase concert for the talented band at Glasgow University. Guest bands include innovative contemporary acts The Elephant Sessions and INYAL. [Source - BBC Alba]
A series about children's lives, by children. Programmes 1 - 9 Finlay Eubha Kevin Carrie Sarah Ann Seumas Morven & Maggie Eubha Patrick
A series about children's lives, by children. Programmes 10 - 15 Layla Iona Faye Calum Anna Eve
An illustration of the various uses of credit cards, showing the banks and shopping chains where it could be used. This film uses dramatised scenes to explore attitudes to credit.
Director, Anthony Squire ; Producer, Wadlow Grosvenor Productions. -- Credits: p. controller Ron Appleton cameraman Norman Jones location sd. Bruce White unit manager Barry Read ed. Colin Cherrill graphics Trevor Bond m. Johnny Pearson p. Jean Wadlow.
Performances from Piping Live 2015 festival, presented by Julie Fowlis. Episode 1 Featuring Matt MacIsaac Trio, Roddy MacLeod, Finlay MacDonald, Bellon MacEiras trio, Daniel Bellon, Levack/Stewart/Irving
Performances from Piping Live 2015 festival, presented by Julie Fowlis. Episode 2 Featuring the Scott Wood Band, Roddy MacLeod, Borja Boragano, Reuben Bado
Performances from Piping Live 2015 festival, presented by Julie Fowlis. Episode 3 Featuring Lorne MacDougall Band, Mary Jane Lamond, John Mulhearn
Documentary following The Gambia Partnership, a tiny Christian charity from the Western Isles of Scotland, as they attempt to build a school in the west African country of Gambia. [Source - BBC Alba]
A detailed look at the banking needs of farmers in England and Scotland, and how the bank attempts to help them.
Director, John Rowden ; Producer, Worldwide Picture in assoc. with Charles Barker & Sons. -- Credits: A Barclays Film ph. Ken Reeves ed. Michael Boyd sd. supervisor Peter Gilpin sd. rec. John Wall colours by Technicolor improvised and d. John Rowden. Worldwide Picture in association with Charles Barker & Sons Presented by Barclays Bank and the British Linen Bank. p. James Cork We are grateful for the co-operation of farmers and officials of the National Agricultural Advisory Service and our manager who appeared in the film.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Linda, Donnie and Murray are back with a brand new series of Air an Rathad. Tha Linda, Donnie agus Murray air ais le sreath ùr de Air an Rathad. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Tha Linda aig Raon-rèisidh Chrail airson Farpais Sàr-chàraichean Sràide na h-Alba. Linda is at Crail Raceway for the Ultimate Scottish Street Car Championship. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Tha Air an Rathadh a' gluasad gu cumhachd an dealain an t-seachdain seo, agus chan eil Donnie air a dhòigh. The programme switches to electric power, and Donnie is not happy. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Tha Linda a' coinneachadh ris an dealbhadair chàraichean ainmeil à Alba, Ian Callum agus tha i a' gabhail cuairt anns an Jaguar XE ùr. Linda meets car designer Ian Callum. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Tha Murray a-mach ann an Jeep Reenegade agus tha Màiri Ross a' suidhe deuchainn BARS airson a bhith na draibhear railidh. Murray test drives the Jeep Reenegade. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Tha draibhear ralaidh ùr, Màiri Ross a' faighinn a ciad chothrom a-mach air cùrs, ach chan eil rudan a' dol mar bu mhiann. Mairi Ross gets her first taste of rally action. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Tha Linda ann an Cataibh airson an, Spriont Ghoillspidh, agus tha Donnie far an rathaid anns an Ariel Nomad. Linda is in Sutherland for the Golspie Sprint. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Tha Murray a' dol an aghaidh an Airm anns am Mud Master, agus tha Debbie Nicaoidh a' draibheadh Honda Civic Type R. Murray takes on the British Army in a Mud Master trial. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 9 Thig comhla ri Domhnall 'Sweeny' MacSuain air dubhlan Railidh na Trealaich aig Air an Rathad. Join Donald 'Sweeny' MacSween on the Air an Rathad Railidh na Trealaich challenge. [Source - BBC online]
MNATHAN GLUINE = HIGHLAND MIDWIVES: Series 3
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 1. First-time mum Susanna gives birth to baby Saul in the pool in Campbeltown Hospital. She's been attending hypnobirthing classes held by midwife Becky, but are they a help to her when she's in labour? Over in Inverness, mum-to-be Kirstin is getting everything ready ahead of her baby's birth, with the help of her mother-in-law Etta, who just happens to be a trained midwife. And baby Martha has fun at her swimming class with mum Nicola.
A tourist film promoting Scotland. The film follows several couples of different nationalities as they tour around Scotland and its islands.
Director, Andrew Homes ; Producer, Viz Limited. -- Credits: ph. David Peat, Michael Coulter sd. Ian Leslie ed. Ian Madden.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 2. In Inverness, first-time mum Kirstin has the added advantage of her mother-in-law, Etta, who just happens to be a midwife. Kirstin goes to hospital in the early stages of labour, but her baby is not in any hurry to appear. In the Special Care Baby Unit, baby Willow is recovering from a life-saving operation for a diaphragmatic hernia. Mums in Inverness attend an exercise class with a difference - their babies come too! And Hungarian couple Kata and Laszlo are very much looking forward to the birth of their baby in Campbeltown, until Kata is emergency airlifted to Paisley.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 3. On Barra, midwife Joyce is multitasking between her patients and her job as a security officer on the island's cockleshell beach. Twin Willow is admitted to the Children's Ward in Inverness, as feeding is still an issue. Midwife Anna takes a ferry to the island of Kerrera to meet a young couple expecting their first baby. Mum-to-be Rowan has only one day to her due date, so is she prepared for what lies ahead? And new parents Heather and Kevin Baillie share their story of baby Noah's natural water birth in their living room in Point, Lewis.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 4. Rowan is six days past her due date, and she and her partner Robert have caught the ferry to Oban from their home on Kerrera for a check up. Will Midwife Anna's 'stretch and sweep' procedure get Rowan's labour started? Mum-to-be Clair is travelling from Lochboisdale to Stornoway to have her third baby at the maternity unit, but it's hard to leave her oldest child at home with his grandparents. And baby Casey from Skye is born with a cleft palate, but his parents Claire and James are hoping that an operation will make a difference.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 5. Clair has travelled from Lochboisdale to have her third baby in Stornoway Maternity Unit. Midwives Anne Marie and Todag are on hand to assist her with the birth of baby Sophie. Casey, a baby with a cleft palate, travels to Edinburgh for a transformational operation, while in Inverness, premature baby Cole gets his immunisations. New mum Stephanie tells us how relieved she is to have the birth of her second child over with.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 6. In the last programme of the series, Casey, the baby with the cleft palate, is home for Christmas after his operation in Edinburgh. Mums Haita and Heather give birth in Campbeltown Midwifery Unit with the help of local midwives Becky and Elspeth. On Lewis, new parents Anne and Coinneach share their story of the premature birth of baby Edith, and in Stornoway, Catherine Gillies explains why she decided to become a midwife.
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Programme 7. CATCHUP OF ALL THREE SERIES
Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [synopsis from BBC Alba] Episode 8. CATCHUP OF ALL THREE SERIES
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1 - 6 Na Trads 2015 featuring performances from Tom Orr Scottish Dance Band, Malinky, Dosca, Duncan Chisholm, Cathy Ann MacPhee & Maggie MacInnes, Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Na Trads 2015 featuring performances from Murray Henderson & the Big Music Society
An còmhlan cliùteach Moving Hearts aig fèis Celtic Connections. Celtic rock band Moving Hearts play Titanic at Celtic Connections. [Source - BBC Alba]
Advertising film made for Cadburys confectionery - as sold in cinemas.
Documentary following Angus Morrison for a year, as he is catapulted from parish minister and into the spotlight as the moderator of the Church of Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary looking at the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear disasters, including the effects they had on people's lives and whether any lessons have been learned.
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In the first programme, fuel supplies are running low at Benbecula Airport. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, Avril Irvine is busy trying to track down some missing passengers. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, firefighters help board passengers with mobility difficulties. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, a military plane is at expected at Benbecula Airport. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, a search and rescue helicopter is on a training mission. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, three ferry pilots come in for fuel at Wick Airport. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, the fire team at Barra Airport prepares for an emergency exercise. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Documentary series that goes behind the scenes at the airports across the Highlands and islands. In this episode, the fire team at Dundee Airport undertakes a training exercise. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
A documentary on the poor housing conditions in the tenements and flats in Leith. Tenants speak about the problems they have with the fabric of their buildings, council departments and raising children in those conditions.
Producer, Dolphin Films Production. -- Credits: song composed by Adam McNaughton.
Sarah Cruickshank le taghadh blasta agus annasach à tasglann a' BhBC. Sarah Cruickshank selects tasty and unusual clips from the BBC archive. [Source - BBC Alba] [Partly Subtitled] Programme 1
Sarah Cruickshank le taghadh blasta agus annasach à tasglann a' BhBC. Sarah Cruickshank selects tasty and unusual clips from the BBC archive. [Source - BBC Alba] [Partly Subtitled] Programme 2
Sealladh air na sgeulachdan a bh' anns na naidheachdan ann an 1981 cuide ri taghadh de cheòl na bliadhna. Experience some of the stories hitting the headlines in 1981 through archive footage and the year's chart hits: the closure of Linwood, Charles and Diana's wedding and Michael Foot leading a protest march against unemployment [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] European Union referendum special
Air a'lìbhrigeadh le Vicky Kilgour, tha Niteworks: Baile air Bhoil a taisbeanadh na tàlantan aig a chòmhlan agus iad air an àrd-ùrlar aig Oilthigh Ghlaschu. Air aoigheachd aca, The Elephant Sessions agus INYAL, còmhlain tha ùr-ghnàthach agus ceòlmhor. Presented by Vicky Kilgour, Niteworks: Obair Oidhche is a showcase concert for the talented band at Glasgow University. Guest bands are innovative contemporary acts The Elephant Sessions and INYAL. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Set in Clydeside, the film tells the story of a farmer's son who loved ships, came to the Clyde and worked his way up in the shipyard from apprentice to chief designer.
Director, Frederick Wilson . -- Credits: cast Gordon Jackson, Rona Anderson, Jimmy Logan, Elizabeth Sellars, John Laurie, Jack Lambert, Janet Brown, Gordon McLeod, Ian MacLean, Archie Duncan, James Woodburn, Molly Weir, Ian Wallace, Alexander Archdale, Grace Garvin, Alistair Hunter, Kitty Kirwan, Peter Illing, Norah Gordon, Molly Urquhart, Sam Kydd, Richard Nairne, Robin Russell, Harold Lang, Alistair Urquhart, Ian Scott, James Fraser, Arthur Law, Hugh Munro p. Donald B. Wilson.
CARRAIGHEAN CUIMHNE Scotland is covered in carved stones, ancient and modern; collectively these monuments hold the secrets to our history.
Documentary looking at life with cystic fibrosis, meeting several people who are living with the condition. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary following five deaf patients at the Scottish Cochlear Implant Unit as they undergo treatment which will hopefully give them the ability to hear. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shots of funeral procession for Willie Gallacher, in his home town of Paisley. [See also ref. 2508].
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 1. It's North Uist Games day, a big event in the summer calendar. We meet young shepherds Archie and Ben, and outdoor enthusiast and head gamekeeper Rory McGillivray. In South Uist, Angus and Neil are busy gathering seafood for export to Spain.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 2. It's lambing time for Morag and Neil, and we take a trip with Donald, one of the longest serving crew members on the Loch Portain ferry from Berneray to Harris. Plus we join mobile librarian Donald Ewen as he travels round North Uist.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 3. The story of iconic roadside shrines on South Uist, gamekeeper Rory is on a deer cull, Archie and Ben prepare their sheep for the North Uist show and Neil's students try their hand at dry-stone walling.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 4. Uist Pipe Band perform at the South Uist Games, the first lamb sale of the year is held at Lochmaddy, we take a walk on the east coast of South Uist and Hercules the Bear, who famously disappeared on Uist in 1980 is remembered.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 5. Te community gathers to celebrate the opening of the Lochboisdale marina development where Angus and Neil have a shellfish stall, Paul attends an athletics competition in Stornoway and there's a fund-raising Halloween tea in Sollas.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 6. Morag and Neil teach dancing, we're back on the Loch Portain ferry with Donald, Mairi prepares for a daffodil tea and the next generation of golfers get a lesson on Askernish golf course from old hands Paddy and John Archie.
Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. Programme 7. Archie and Ben are busy in the lambing shed, Rory goes in search of goose eggs, Morag and Neil are at the cattle sale, Radek has good news, and Donald takes his yacht out for the first time this year.
Performances from the Tiree Music Festival. Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour introduce a set from Sharon Shannon & Skerryvore. Episode 1
An educational film showing jobs required to help animals through winter months on a mixed farm.
Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: Film No G-84..
The best of Tiree Music Festival 2016 as the Red Hot Chilli Pipers light up the festival stage. We hear them in conversation with presenters Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour. Episode 2
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the third episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival 2016.
The best of Tiree Music Festival 2016 as the Levellers perform onstage. We also hear them in conversation with presenters Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour. Episode 4.
Sealladh air beatha-obrach Cathy Ann Nic a' Phì. Le Màiri Anna NicUalraig. Mary Ann Kennedy talks to singer and actor Cathy Ann MacPhee about her career and influences. [Source - BBC Alba]
Angela MacEachern presents a music show with songs about alcohol. Featuring a variety of performers, including Mary Ann Kennedy, Rona Lightfoot and Sineag MacIntyre. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Deich bliadhna às dèidh a bhàs, tha 'Jimmy Johnstone' a' dèanamh luaidh air beatha fear dheth na sàr thàlantan ann an eachdraidh spòrs na h-Alba, ag innse soirbheas is doilgheas cluicheadair ball-coise sònraichte nach tèid à cuimhne gu bràth, laoch aig sgioba Celtic, cèile agus athair a chaill a bheatha air sàilleabh tinneas motor neurone aig aois 61. This programme examines the life of a phenomenal Scottish sporting talent Jimmy Johnstone, telling the story of the highs and the lows of an unforgettable working class footballer, Celtic legend, husband and father who lost his life to motor neurone disease age 61. [Source - BBC Alba]
Documentary in which Cathy MacDonald explores the locations, folklore and history that have inspired Diana Gabaldon's hugely successful Outlander. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Magaidh 10 bliadhn' a dh'aois agus mi-thoilichte gu bheil a h-athair air iarraidh air an tidseir aice tighinn chun an taighe airson dìnneir. Children's drama. Ten-year-old Magaidh isn't happy that her father Pol has invited the local teacher round for dinner and possibly a date. [Source - BBC Alba]
Mary Ann Kennedy follows the selection process for Scotland's first ever Gaelic gospel choir.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A new series of Dè a-nis? begins with two new presenters joining Derek, Annabel and Megan in the studio. Gairloch Primary School will be the first to attempt the 2016 hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean, and we find out how the team got on at the Edinburgh International Festival in the company of the Bubbleman.
ERSKINE BRIDGE PROJECT: Precision By The Ton
General views of various stages of the construction of the Erskine Bridge in Renfrewshire, using a combination of live action and still photography.
[filmed by R.B. Macluskie]. -- Credits: Fairfield.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Derek is in Stratford-upon-Avon following in William Shakespeare's footsteps, Stella from Bishopbriggs tells us about her favourite hobbies and Rockfield Primary School in Oban attempt the schools' hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Layla is on hand to help scientist Claudia Von Bunsen at the Glasgow Science Festival, Isla talks about her favourite hobbies, and pupils from Craighill Primary School in Tain take part in this week's Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Plenty of fun in the Dè a-nis? studio with Megan and Kim. Alasdair from Harris tells us about his favourite hobbies and pupils from Stornoway Primary School attempt the schools' hopper challenge.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Derek visits an old friend who lives on the River Thames, Sara from Glasgow tells us about her hobbies and we find out how pupils from Daliburgh Primary School fared in the hopper race, Puingean nam Boingean.
The first of two programmes from the 2016 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green, with 234 bands competing in various grades over 2 days, and with around 40,000 people in attendance. Presented by Catriona MacNeil. Programme 1 With Field Marshall Montgomery, Police Scotland Fife, Spirit of Scotland, Shotts & Dykehead Caledonia, 78th Fraser Highlanders - Canada, Manawatu Scottish
The second of two programmes from the 2016 World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green, with 234 bands competing in various grades over 2 days, and with around 40,000 people in attendance. Presented by Catriona MacNeill. Programme 2 With St Laurence O’Toole, Inveraray & District, New Zealand Police, Simon Fraser University, Greater Glasgow Police, Scottish Power, Field Marshall Montgomery
Documentary film about Hamish Henderson, a colossal figure in Scottish culture and a man of endless passion and curiosity, whose poems continue to inspire a nation. [Source - BBC Alba]
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 1
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 2
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 3
Horse-drawn mowing and raking machines at work in a field.
Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited. Film no. G-88..
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 4
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 5
Music show presented by Cathy MacDonald, filmed during Celtic Connections 2016. Episode 6
This documentary explores the work of the Children's Hospice Association Scotland. They are the sole charity in the country who offer respite care children and youngsters with life threatening conditions. In Tèarmann/Home from Home we meet five families who depend on the hospice service for respite care and support. [source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Clarence Ceolmhòr looks ahead to this year's Royal National Mod, Alison from Lewis talks about her favourite hobbies and Dingwall Primary School pupils attempt the schools' hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7 Derek, Kim and Annabel meet some of the competitors taking part in this year's Royal National Mod competitions and Annabel takes Derek and Kim around the town of Stornoway, showing them some weird and wonderful things along the way.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8 Derek finds out about time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, Hannah from Bishopbriggs tells us about her pastimes and we find out how Staffin Primary School fared in the hopper race, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9 The Dè a-nis? team are preparing for Bonfire Night, Evie from Dingwall tells us about her hobbies and pupils from Sir E Scott School in Harris take on the hopper race challenge, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10 Derek visits Sandworld in Weymouth, Mìcheal from Uist tells us about his favourite pastimes and Acharacle Primary School pupils attempt the hopper challenge.
An ceòl agus dannsa as fheàrr bhon Tatù. Bill Innes introduces highlights from the 67th Edinburgh Military Tattoo. [Source - BBC Alba]
One of a series of educational films produced for the Glasgow Education Authority, it shows a blacksmith working at his anvil and fitting a new shoe to a horse.
Producer, Elder - Dalrymple Productions Limited. -- Credits: Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited. Film no L-140.
Dè nì thu le caisteal falamh? Ciamar a bheir thu beò e a-rithist? Tha coimhearsnachd Steòrnabhaigh sna h-Eileanan an Iar den bheachd gu bheil iad air dòigh a lorg. Six-part documentary following the transformation of towering Lews Castle from semi-ruin to state-of-the-art heritage and hospitality centrepiece. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Second of a six-part documentary following the transformation of Lews Castle from semi-ruin to state-of-the-art heritage and hospitality centrepiece. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Third of a six-part documentary following the transformation of Lews Castle from semi-ruin to state-of-the-art heritage and hospitality centrepiece. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Fourth episode of a six-part documentary following the transformation of Lews Castle from semi-ruin to state-of-the-art heritage and hospitality centrepiece. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Staff at Museum nan Eilean have finally moved into their new state-of-the-art premises, but delays with the kitchens have put the planned summer opening on hold. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Last of a six-part documentary following the transformation of Lews Castle from semi-ruin to state-of-the-art heritage and hospitality centrepiece. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
First of a three-part documentary series following the first working year at the Harris Distillery. In this episode, the distillery starts producing Harris gin. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
First of a three-part documentary series following the first working year at the Harris Distillery. The team are under pressure to be in production before the grand opening day arrives. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Last of a three-part documentary series following the first working year of the Harris Distillery. The final episode sees the team producing both Harris gin and Hearach whisky. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
An sgeulachd àraid aig Gladys Chamshron is I a' lorg a freumhaichean Eireannach. Cathy MacDonald delves into the life story of Irish-born Gael Gladys Johnston. [Source - BBC Alba]
Shot inside a bakery where the ingredients and processes are shown in the baking of loaves of bread.
Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Productions Limited. -- Credits: Distributed by Educational and General Services Limited CCF C20.
Our Christmas celebration comes from Invergordon Church of Scotland in Ross-shire led by Rev Kenneth MacLeod and Rev Duncan MacLeod.
Torcuil MacLaomainn hosts the first of two Christmas chat show specials. Guests include Donnie 'Dotaman' MacLeod, Debbie Mackay and Dòl Eoin Mackinnon. [Source - BBC Alba] Nollaig
Torcuil MacLaomainn hosts the second of two Christmas chat show specials. Guests include Calum MacAmhlaigh, Emma Lamont Alasdair Fraser and Christine Primrose. [Source - BBC Alba] Pàrtaidhean
First of a three-part documentary series following the work of the ScotSTAR transfer teams. An 11-year-old boy from Dumbarton suffers a head injury at his local skate park. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Second of a three-part documentary series following the work of the ScotSTAR transfer teams. A poorly newborn baby is rushed from Aberdeen for emergency heart surgery. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Last of a three-part documentary series following the work of the ScotSTAR transfer teams. A routine tonsillectomy takes a dangerous turn for a little boy. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Documentary telling the story of Gaelic broadcaster, artist and minister John D Urquhart, in his own words as well as those of his family and friends. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the fifth episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the sixth episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the seventh episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival.
Shots of the harvesting of wheat, the baking of bread in a bakery and selling the final product in a baker's shop.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the eighth episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival.
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the ninth episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival. Episode 9
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11 Derek, Kim, Annabel, Megan and Mark are faced with a challenge for this year's Children in Need - to raise money with a bake sale at Glasgow Gaelic School. Kim spends some time with the pupils and Pudsey, and Annabel visits a youth project that receives funding from the charity.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12 Annabel will be learning all about the melodian, Shane & Àine from Lochaber tell us about their favourite pastimes and we find out how Paible Primary School fared in the hopper race, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13 Kim and her friends Lauren and Shauna go beachcombing in Oban, Shona from Cumbernauld tells us about her hobbies and we find out how Ullapool Primary School pupils fared in this week's hopper race.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14 Historian Camilla Devereux Nic a' Ghobhainn will be in Stirling to bring us some of Scotland's fascinating history, we meet Laura from Fort William who tells us all about her pastimes and Plockton Primary School attempt the hopper race, Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 15 Kim finds out about the work of the Northern Lighthouse Board, John Robert from Harris tells us about his favourite hobbies and pupils from Riverside Primary School in Stirling take part in this week's Puingean nam Boingean.
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir dealbh dubh is geal dhen iasgair Ìleach Seumas MacPhàrlain. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Islay fisherman James MacFarlane. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir dealbh dubh is geal den chroitear Uibhisteach Ena NicDhòmhnaill. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Uist crofter Ena MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
PATHE NEWS No 64/74, QUEEN OPENS THE FORTH ROAD BRIDGE, the
Coverage of HM the Queen opening the Forth Road Bridge. The Royal Company of Archers and the 1st Battn. Cameronians form the guard of honour. The royal party includes Willie Ross, later Secretary of State for Scotland.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: [cam. Plummer; Young; Gordon].
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir dealbh dhen Sgitheanach, Dòmhnall 'An Eireag" Dòmhnallach. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Donald 'The Hen' MacDonald. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir dealbh dubh is geal dhen Sgitheanach Fiona Cruickshank. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Fiona Cruickshank. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir dealbh dubh is geal den dàibhear Uibhisteach Don Mac a'Phì. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Uist diver Don MacPhee. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5
Nì Fraoch Nic an Deòir a' dèanamh dealbh de Chatrìona NicAsgaill ann an Èirisgeigh. Heather Dewar draws a charcoal portrait of Catrìona MacAskill on Eriskay. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6
A' sealltainn aghaidh sàr-rìgh na h-Alba, Raibeart Brus. Historian Martin MacGregor reveals the face of Scotland's greatest king, Robert the Bruce. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present the tenth episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival. Episode 10
Sarah Cruickshank and Vicky Kilgour present an 11th episode of the series recorded at the Tiree Music Festival.
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Sweeny gathers the sheep from the moor ahead of lambing, having expanded his flock from 60 to 80.
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 It is late spring and lambing is fully underway. The peats get cut, and the first of the piglets arrive.
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Sweeny is busy taking delivery of 300 chickens to replace his old stock.
Amateur film of the Children's Day festival in Pilton, Edinburgh.
Director, Lionel Butler, John Boyle and Adam H Malcolm. -- Credits: Children's Day 1951 organised by West Pilton Parents' Association..
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 It's early autumn and time for the sheep sales again, but will the lamb prices meet Sweeny's expectations?
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 It's autumn and local bull Del Boy arrives to visit Sweeny's new cows.
Documentary following Donald MacSween as he tries to make it as a full-time crofter. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Sweeny reflects on how year two on the croft has gone. It's been another busy one that's seen him diversify.
Documentary exploring the process of adjusting to life after a leg amputation.
Cuairt-chiùil shònraichte le Anna Latharna NicGillìosa a' comharrachadh beatha iongantach. Anne Lorne Gillies goes on a musical journey to her past, revealing a remarkable story. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. Catriona MacPhee and Donald MacSween are at the Harelaw Fishery for the best of the action from the Harelaw local trial.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. The best of the action from another local trial, this time held on a lush field with an incline in Blairgowrie. The trial sees some of the big handlers compete, with Ian Brownlie, Neil Campbell, John McKillop and Jock Welsh all aiming to chalk up some season points. Everyone performs well but it's Rook who runs an almost perfect run for handler Andy Carnegie.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. The first day of the Scottish National brings a combination of a good course, sunshine and nervy sheep who prove difficult to pen. This delivers some unexpected results, with Jeff Moore and Cap from Mull, and Stuart Grant and Tib from Ullapool pushing their way towards the top of the leaderboard. Can stalwart Ian Brownlie and Gus do better?
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. In contrast to the beautiful weather on day one of the trial, day two brings torrential rain and difficult conditions for handlers aiming to make the Scottish team set to compete in the International competition. Lotte and husband Motte Magnusson both perform well but Mist, running for Neil McVicar outperforms everyone.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. Our fifth programme in this year's series of Farpaisean Chon-Chaorach focuses on the third and final day of the National. Who will become Scottish champion and who will make the Scottish team for the International competition? The morning kicks off with a confident run from Neil Gillon and Sweep. Can Ullapool's Scott Renwick or former World Champion Michael Shearer prevent Neil from becoming Scottish champion for the first time?
An amateur film of the West Pilton Gala Day, Edinburgh, including the gala procession, a display of Scottish country dancing, a football match, and people taking refreshment in the tea tent.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. With the Scottish National competition complete, in this week's programme we turn our attentions to the international competition. Hosted in Wales, it is being held on the Cardigan Bay coast of southern Gwynedd. Amongst the competitors are three couples who will be competing against one another - Kevin Evans and Sophie Holt, Kelvin Broad and Angie Driscoll and Mosse and Lotta Magnusson. At the end of the first day, the top of the table is incredibly tight.
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. This programme focuses on day two of the International. As the Scots aim to make it through to the Supreme they find themselves up against some terrific performance from the Welsh competitors, particularly relative newcomer Kelvin Broad. The Irish fare well too but who will represent Scotland at the Supreme competition on day three of the trial?
Series following sheepdog trials [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. The final programme of the series takes us the climax of the International competition; the Supreme Championship. The day sees an intense finish with Kevin Evans and Ci scoring high on the first run. Irish captain James McLaughlin is incredibly close but his run is interrupted when the judges realise the packet is missing a collared sheep. With the tension high on the restart are the remaining 30 seconds enough for James to beat Kevin's run?
[Roghainn bho oidhche mhòr duaisean Na Trads 2018, a Pheairt.] Highlights and music from the Trad Awards 2018 in Perth. Presenters Mary Ann Kennedy, Tony Kearney and Linda MacLeod meet the musicians, winners and stars of the event, both onstage and behind the scenes. Featuring performances by the Scott Wood Band, Dallahan, songs of Separation, Halton Quartet, Abercraig, Talisk, and more
Documentary series examining the development of rural housing in Scotland. This episode looks at some examples of the earliest dwellings in Scotland, dating back to the Iron Age. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Documentary series examining the development of rural housing in Scotland. In this episode, Ewen MacKinnon looks at thatched houses. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Documentary series examining the development of rural housing in Scotland. In this episode, Ewen MacKinnon looks at the emergence of farming and fishing villages. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Documentary series examining the development of rural housing in Scotland. In the final episode, Ewen MacKinnon looks at the housing that emerged after World War Two. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 1.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 2.
Amateur footage of West Pilton's Children's Gala Day, Edinburgh, including procession of children through the streets of Pilton, the crowning of the Gala Queen and races.
Director, West Pilton Community Association. -- Credits: West Pilton Community Association presents.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 3.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 4.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 5.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 6.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 7.
Presenter Anna MacLeod in conversation with two guests each week about their favourite books and also finds out more about their lives. Episode 8.
The inside story of the illegal drinking dens which sprang up on the 'dry' west side of the Isle of Lewis during the 20th century.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 1 Eòrpa is back with a new series. In the first programme, Darren Laing summarises the impact Brexit has had on the UK and the EU.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 2 In the wake of the Brexit vote, Alasdair Fraser reports from Gibraltar, which almost unanimously voted to remain in the EU. But what now lies ahead for the British Overseas Territory? Also Darren Laing is in Scotland where the government plans to assign a named person to all children and young people under the age of 18.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 3 This week on Eòrpa, Anne Lundon is in Germany where Turkish agents threaten the German/Turkish diaspora, and Alasdair Fraser reports from Barcelona where tourism and available housing are becoming a city-wide issue.
The selection of the Gala Queen, the crowning ceremony and races in the park at the West Pilton Children's Gala Day.
Director, West Pilton Community Association. -- Credits: ph. F. Marshall, T.B. Sansom p. John Boyle.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 4 Darren Laing is in the Western Isles to meet with several islanders who voted to leave the EU, and Anne Lundon is in Germany questioning why cities like Berlin are attracting workers from the UK.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 5 On this week's Eòrpa, a special programme from Italy where Alasdair Fraser reports from Amatrice, epicentre of the recent earthquake in August. Many blame the widespread devastation on the government for the lack of funding to strengthen vulnerable buildings and contractual issues.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 6 Over 60,000 refugees remain trapped in Greece after a European deal was signed last year. The deal was supposed to see European countries each taking their share of refugees from Syria, Iraq and Eritrea who are currently awaiting relocation. However, fewer than 5000 have been relocated to date. With Darren Laing reporting.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 7 Alasdair Fraser reports from Iceland on the threat to the environment from an upgrading of the electricity grid, and Anne Lundon examines the effect Brexit may have on the Irish Republic.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 8 A special compilation containing extracts from four of our reports focusing on issues affecting children in Romania, Belgium, Bulgaria and Czech Republic
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 A look at potential changes to the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in the wake of Brexit. And a report on why so many young people are leaving Iceland.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 10 Angela MacLean visits Poland, a country with the strictest laws on abortion in the EU, and where new proposals are angering those fighting for women's rights. Darren Laing questions whether European UK citizens still feel welcome here, or are they more like persona non grata?
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 11 Darren Laing visits France to examine the use of pesticides and whether they have any adverse effects on health or the environment. Angela MacLean visits Poland where there are concerns about the preservation of an ancient forest from unscrupulous loggers.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 12 Darren Laing looks at concerns about depopulation in the Western Isles. He also speaks to people who voted to remain in the EU.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 13
The gala procession into Recreation Park, West Pilton, Edinburgh, dancing and boxing displays, races and spectators at the Children's Gala Day.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland. Programme 14
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Na Trads 2016 with performances by Halton Quartet
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2 Na Trads 2016 with performances by Dallahan
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3 Na Trads 2016 with performances by Tryst
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4 Na Trads 2016 with performances by Songs of Separation
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Na Trads 2016 with performances by Scott Wood Band
Scotland's Traditional Music Awards 2016, live from Dundee, hosted by Mary Ann Kennedy and Tony Kearney and featuring an all-star lineup of live performers. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] With the Scott Wood Band, Rachel Newton, Kris Drever, Songs of Separation, Ellen MacDonald, Ryan Young, Trail West, Robbie Shepherd, Tribute Band, Lori Watson, Billy Kay, Breabach, Dolina MacLennan, Wilma Kennedy & Finlay Wells, Skerryvore, Breabach, Tryst, Fiona Ritchie, Scott Wood Band
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Allan MacDonald. Episode 1 Featuring Ross Ainslie & Ali Hutton, Fergus Muirhead, Lagrange Rutkowski
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Allan MacDonald. Episode 2 Featuring Anxo Lorenzo, Katie MacDonald, R. Alba Duo
Performances from Piping Live festival, presented by Allan MacDonald. Episode 3 Featuring Dosca, David Shedden + Graham MacKenzie + Innes White
Amateur footage of West Pilton's Gala week including the church parade, a bowling competition, a football match and the Gala Queen crowning ceremony.
Director, West Pilton Community Association.
Hogmanay comes to BBC ALBA and BBC Radio nan Gàidheal as we welcome in the New Year at the iconic Stirling Castle.
Credits: Presented by Tony Kearney and Cathy MacDonald.
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Hogmanay 2016 special featuring Julie Fowlis playing Smeorach Clann Dòmhnaill
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Hogmanay 2016 special featuring Julie Fowlis playing Lon Dubh
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Hogmanay 2016 special featuring Julie Fowlis playing An Roghain
Documentary telling the story of Eithne Ní Uallacháin, one of Ireland's most fondly remembered singers. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha Donaidh MacAoidh a' coinneachadh nan gaisgich a tha a' seasamh ris an droch shìde. Donnie Mackay meets the heroes who take on extreme weather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Tha Donaidh MacAoidh a' coinneachadh nan gaisgich a tha a' seasamh ris an droch shìde. Donnie Mackay meets the heroes who take on extreme weather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Tha Donaidh MacAoidh a' coinneachadh nan gaisgich a tha a' seasamh ris an droch shìde. Donnie Mackay meets the heroes who take on extreme weather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 3
Tha Donaidh MacAoidh a' coinneachadh nan gaisgich a tha a' seasamh ris an droch shìde. Donnie Mackay meets the heroes who take on extreme weather. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 4
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 Linda, Donnie and Murray are back on the road with the Air an Rathad Rally, plus Donnie is off to the Grampian Transport Museum. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 Gaelic motoring show. Murray compares the latest Porsche Boxster to some of the older models, while Donnie tries out the new Rolls Royce. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 Gaelic motoring show. Linda takes part in the Hill Climb, while Murray tries out the Peugeot 208 GTI by PeugeotSport. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 Gaelic motoring show. Donnie finds out what's involved to become a police driver, while Linda finds out all about the Baleno, Suzuki's latest small car. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 Gaelic motoring show. Murray tries out the Bentley Bentayga, while Donnie gets to test the Ford Focus RS, a car he has been desperate to drive. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 6 Donnie tries out the latest Ford Mustang, while Linda takes the second generation Mini Clubman for a spin on the roads around Torridon. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 7 Gaelic motoring show. Linda learns how to be part of a rally service crew, while Murray tests Jaguar's first entry into the competitive SUV market - the F-Pace. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 8 Murray takes a look at the history of vehicle safety systems, while Donnie drives the new MacLaren 570S. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 9 In this Railidh na Trealaich special, Murray and Fiona go head to head against Donnie and Linda again, with Donald 'Sweeny' MacSween keeping an eye on things. [Source - BBC online]
Boillsgeadh air beatha obrach mnathan-gluinne Ospadal Rathaigmhoir ann an Inbhirnis. Series following midwives and the families they look after at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 9
Story about George who registers as a blood donor, giving blood despite his fears. The procedure of giving blood is shown step by step, and care taken of donors. George's blood is kept in one bottle, which is followed through its processing to donation to a girl in the Sick Children's Hospital.
Director, George Maran . -- Credits: ph. Christie.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 16 Kim and Derek get into the Christmas spirit on a trip to Edinburgh, pupils from Glasgow Gaelic School will be singing Christmas carols and Glendale Primary School take part in the hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean. Sound only, no visual.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 17 Kim and Mark meet experts Clarence Ceòlmhor, Claudia Von Bunsen and Camilla Devereux Nic a' Ghobhainn as they chose their favourite features from the current series.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 18 We meet Chuck the Explorer for the first time, Abby from Dunoon tell us about her favourite hobbies and we find out how Breasclete Primary School fared in the hopper race Puingean nam Boingean.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 19 Kim and Derek are in the studio this week preparing to celebrate some special national holidays. We'll meet Joanna from Lewis who tells us about her hobbies and Portree Primary School take their turn at the schools' hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 20 The Presenters' Challenge returns this week, we find out how Onthank Primary School fared in Puingean nam Boingean and John from the Isle of Skye introduces us to his hobbies in An Rud as Fheàrr Leam.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 21 Megan and her friend Sara introduce us to the fiddle, their favourite musical instrument, we'll find out how Kilmuir Primary School in Skye fare in this week's hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean, and Tia from Lewis tells us about her favourite pastimes.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 22 Lochaber Gaelic Primary School race against the clock in the schools' hopper challenge, Puingean nam Boingean and we meet Ross from the Isle of Skye who introduces us to his favourite hobbies in An Rud as Fheàrr Leam.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 23 We'll find out how Kim gets on in the final round of Young Traditional Musician of The Year 2017, Kathleen from Skye tells us about her favourite hobbies and pupils from Dunoon Primary School take part in the schools' challenge, Puingean nam Boingean.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 24 The Dè a-nis team pay a surprise visit to the winning school in the 2017 Puingean nam Boingean competition and the final presenters' challenge awaits Na Gaisgich Ghorma and Na Danaich Dhearga.
Ploughing on Skye, the launching of a lifeboat on Shetland, Lerwick's fishing and wool industries, and the Pictish dwellings at Skara Brae, Orkney.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 25 The Dè a-nis team pay a surprise visit to the winning school in the 2017 Puingean nam Boingean competition and the final presenters' challenge awaits Na Gaisgich Ghorma and Na Danaich Dhearga.
DIY series in which TV personality Donnie MacLeod undertakes home improvements. Donnie is at MacAulay College near Stornoway, where a Belfast sink is waiting to be fitted in the barn. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
In this DIY programme, Donnie is in Stornoway fixing a weather vane which was damaged in a storm. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
DIY programme. Donnie MacLeod rejuvenates a garden at Harris House in Tarbert. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
DIY programme. Donnie's challenge is to build a mezzanine storage loft in a family garage. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Donnie transforms an old nurses' station in Bethesda Hospice into a useful linen cupboard. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Donnie builds a barbecue at Lewis Castle College and invites contributors to a party. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 A' cleachdadh cungaidhean ionadail, deasachaidh iad isbeanan sitheann agus truinnsear maorach. Uisdean and Roddy cook venison sausage casserole and a seafood platter.
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2 Tha na balaich a' cleachdadh inneal smocaidh airson Pastrami agus Bradan smocte ullachadh. The lads use a smoker to make pastrami and smoked salmon.
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3 Tha na balaich a' dèanamh 'Mojito Cheesecake' agus 'Beercan Chicken', le Tartar Sauce agus sailead blàth. The lads are in the kitchen cooking with alcohol.
Festivities at the Cumnock Celebration including a BBC variety concert, a fireworks display, an angling competition, and a carnival.
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Tha na balaich a' dèanamh burgaran le càise gorm agus feòil mart airson BBQ. The lads prepare stilton burgers and marinated beef for a family barbecue.
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Ruairidh agus Uisdean a' còcaireachd Thai Green Curry, Tandoori Chicken & Paratha. The lads are preparing a curry for Saturday night.
Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6 Tha na balaich anns na Hearadh is a' còcaireachd Chowder agus Jambalaya a-muigh. The lads head out of the kitchen to the Isle of Harris and visit Roddy's father.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 1. Impress.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Epiosde 2. Bread.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Epiosde 3. Something Different.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 4. Classics.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 5. Puddings.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 6. Biscuits.
Mairi MacRitchie is in the Highlands and islands meeting some of the country's finest cooks and bakers, who share with her their favourite and most treasured recipes [Source - BBC] Episode 7. Seasonal.
The launch of the "Queen Mary" from John Brown's Shipyard at Clydebank.
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 6
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 7
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 8
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 9
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
The ploughing, sowing, harrowing and rolling of fields using horse-drawn ploughs and hand sowing methods. [See also ref. 2161].
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
Tha Dòmhnall Moireasdan a' toirt sùil air ais air sgeulachdan bhon phrògam Cearcall a bha a'dol a-mach deireadh nan seachdadan 's toiseach nan ochdadan. Bha an streath a' cnuasachadh air cùisean làitheil na Gàidhealtachd 's nan Eilean. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 1. [50 minute version] PORT ARCAIBH [Orkney] Kris Drever, The Wrigley Sisters, The Unthanks and Lynched. Liz Carroll and Muireann meet local musicians Billy Jolly and Owen Tierney for a rendition of local tune Butter on the Bow.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 [30 minute version] ARCAIBH [Orkney] Among the musicians playing will be Kris Drever, the Wrigley Sisters, The Unthanks
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 2. LUIMNEACH [Limerick] Accompanying Julie and Muireann will be two acclaimed Scottish musicians: Pàdruig Morrison from Grimsay and the renowned Morayshire piper Calum Stewart. Amongst the musicians performing with them will be Deirdre Scanlan, uillean piper Mickey Dunne and Derek Hickey.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 3. INBHIR NIS [Inverness]
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 4. SLIGEACH & LIATROM [Sligo and Leitrim]
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 5. BEAL FEIRSTE [Belfast]
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 6. EARRA-GHAIDHEAL [Argyll]
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 7. DRUTHAG EILE. A compilation programme from the music series Port which features some of the best folk musicians around.
An advertising film for King George IV whisky, shot in the company's Edinburgh bottling stores.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 8. DRUTHAG EILE. A compilation programme from the music series Port which features some of the best folk musicians around.
Music series. Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh investigate the music and culture of cities and areas across Scotland and Ireland [source - BBC Alba] Episode 9. DRUTHAG EILE A compilation programme from the music series Port which features some of the best folk musicians around.
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1 Hogmanay 2016 special with performances by Blue Rose Code
Celtic musicians in concert [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 5 Hogmanay 2016 special with performances by Fiona Kennedy
Ellen MacDonald presents the best of Ulster-Scots music, featuring local artists and invited guests from Canada and Scotland. [Source - BBC Alba] Featuring Andrew Carlisle, Madison Violet, Ellen MacDonald, Ailie Robertson, Diane McCullough & Emma Smith, Rachel McLeister, We Banjo 3, Phil Parkes
Documentary telling the remarkable story of Dundee United's 1987 European adventure to reach the UEFA Cup final, a feat that many believed impossible. [Source - BBC Alba]
Coverage of Police Sports day at Dens Park Stadium in Dundee, 13th August 1921. Includes shots of a women's football team, a pillow fight, gymnastic display, hammer throwing and a display of Highland dancing. [Shots throughout of Dens Park Stadium's Provost Road stand under construction].
SLOINNEADH / FAR-AINMEAN A fascinating look at the world of patronymics and nicknames.
SEUDRAIDH CHEILTEACH. Shona Masson takes a journey of discovery across Scotland and explores a unique style of jewellery that has captured the imagination in Scotland and around the world over the years - Celtic jewellery.
CHA TIG AN AOIS LEATHA FHEIN. Elderly care.
CATHAIR NA CEILTIS. Annabel MacLennan, currently a student of Celtic Studies at Glasgow University takes a trip through the centuries to meets some of the department's academics.
AM BONN OIR. In 2015, Carrie MacNeil was the latest in a long line of singers to win the prestigious Comunn Gàidhelach Gold Medal. A year on, Carrie reflects on her year and looks at the history of this iconic competition, one of the premier awards for Gaelic singing in Scotland.
A historical survey of Dumbarton Castle and its environs with commentary and on-the-spot narrative by local historian Dr. I. M. Macphail. [Made as a student film for Central London Polytechnic.]
SEACHDAIN A’ MHOID. The Royal National Mod.
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 1
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 2
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 6
Streath ùr a' leantail Chaluim MhicIlleathain a' snàmh ann an uisgeachan reòite ann an àrainneachd iomallach. Series in which Calum Maclean shares his passion for swimming in remote, cold rivers and lochs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1- 10
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 1 Sreath ùr a' leantainn cupail a tha an dùil pòsadh. Bho Southampton gu Uibhist a' Deas. Tha Anne Mhoireasdan a' siubhal astar còmhla ri Ella agus Richard is iad a deisealachadh airson posadh. Series about Scottish couples getting married. Anne Morrison travels to Southampton to meet Ella and Richard ahead of their wedding in South Uist. [Source - BBC Online]
Series about Scottish couples getting married. Episode 6 Tha Anne Mhoireasdan ann an Inbhir Nis an t-seachdainn 'sa 's i a' faighinn eòlas air Kirsteen agus Steven air thoiseach air an latha mòr aca. Anne Morrison is in Inverness getting to know Kirsteen and Steven before their big romantic wedding. [Source - BBC Online]
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Highlights Featuring Barbara Dickson & Nick Holland
Blacksmith is seen shaping hot metal to form a hook, using his hammer and anvil.
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Highlights Featuring Bombskare
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Highlights Featuring Breabach
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Highlights Featuring Bwani Junction
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 5 Highlights Featuring Coco and The Butterfields
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 6 Highlights Featuring Errol Linton
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 7 Highlights Featuring Gavin James
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 8 Highlights Featuring Keston Cobblers Club
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 9 Highlights The Lafontaines
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 10 Highlights Featuring Madness
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 11 Highlights Featuring Main Street Blues
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 12 Highlights Featuring Rachel Sermani
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 13 Highlights Featuring Skipinnish
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 14 Highlights Featuring Super Furry Animals
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 15 Highlights Featuring Turin Brakes
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 16 Highlights Featuring Two Door Cinema Club
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 17 Highlights Featuring Wilko Johnson
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 18 Highlights Featuring The Darkness
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 19 Highlights Featuring Tiggs D'Author
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 3
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 4
Surrealistic view of the "Honeymoon couple", interrupted by salesmen, consumer goods, jealousy, anger and infidelity. [Award winner in the 1957 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.]
Director, the Grasshopper Group. -- Credits: sc. Robin Prentice, John Daborn m. Conrad Wagner ph. Bill Archer ph. Rydal Love lighting Tony Collins stills John Kerby make-up continuity Audrey Vayro cast Pamela Daborn, Bob Godfrey, Richard Simmonds, Richard Mitchell d. John Daborn "A film distributed by the Scottish Central Film Library A division of the Scottish Council for Educational Technology Glasgow".
Music show presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, filmed during Celtic Connections 2017. Episode 5
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 20 Highlights Featuring White
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 21 Highlights Featuring Alabama 3
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 22 Highlights Featuring Gruff Rhys
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 23 Highlights Featuring Gavin James
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 24 Highlights Featuring Rachel Sermani
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 25 Highlights Featuring Bella Hardy
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 26 Highlights Featuring C Duncan
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 27 Highlights Featuring Lucy Spraggan
Tha'n t-sreath a'leantail Fraoch Nic an Deòir fad bliadhna a'cur, a'glanadh - agus a'còcaireachd. Le eilean àlainn Ìle mun cuairt oirre, chì sinn dè tha fàs aice, agus mar a nì i am biadh is fheàrr leatha leis. Sa phrògram seo, toradh earraich is samhraidh. First of a two-part series following Heather Dewar over a year of planting, weeding and cooking in the Islay countryside. The first episode features spring and summer produce. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 1
Tha'n t-sreath a'leantail Fraoch Nic an Deòir fad bliadhna a'cur, a'glanadh - agus a'còcaireachd. Le eilean àlainn Ìle mun cuairt oirre, chì sinn dè tha fàs aice, agus mar a nì i am biadh is fheàrr leatha. Sa phrògram seo, toradh foghair is geamhraidh. A series that follows Heather Dewar over a year of planting, weeding and cooking in the Islay countryside. This episode features autumn and winter produce. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 2
Tha Anne Lundon a' tòiseachadh air turas còig cheud mìle, air cearcall timcheall slighe àlainn Ceann a Tuath na h-Alba. Bho Caisteil Inbhir Nis, gu àrd dhùbhlanachd rathad Bealach na Bà, sgire na Comraich. Anne Lundon begins her 500-mile circular route around the spectacular north coast of Scotland. From Inverness Castle, to the challenging road heights of Bealach Na Bà, Applecross. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Tha Anne Lundon a' cumail oirre le turas rathaid na h-Alba. As a phàirt seo tha I tighinn tro seallaidhean iongatach Thoirbheartan, seachad Loch Ma-Ruibhe, agus gu creag fìor aosda Asaint. Anne Lundon continues her Scottish road trip. This leg of the journey begins in the spectacular Torridon Hills, passing the shores of Loch Maree and through to the Ancient rocks of Assynt. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Anns an treas cheum de'n turas roithid mun chost, tha Anne Lundon a fagail sgail Beinn Suilbheinn, Loch an Inbhir, tiomchioll cladaichean sonracichte, gu ruige ceann-uidhe iomadh duine, Taigh 'an Ghroit. The third stage of her journey takes her from the shadow of Suilven, by Lochinver, and around the unique coastline towards John O Groats. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Air an sgriob mu dheireadh aice air cearcall roithid a chinn a tuath, tha Anne Lundon a lorg iomadh aite priseil air an NC 500. Deireadh a slighe, is i feuchainn air priomh bhaile na Gaidhealtachd, gu Caisteil Inbhirnis. On the final leg of her journey Anne discovers a few hidden treasures, before reaching her final destination at Inverness Castle. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4
A travelogue on the lowlands of Scotland, including footage of Burns' country, the Trossachs, and the towns of Stirling, Linlithgow, Edinburgh, and Glasgow."
Producer, Paul Barralet Productions Ltd. -- Credits: Baze Productions Limited present ... Travelling Abroad No 5 LOWLANDS OF SCOTLAND. RCA Sound System scenario and p. Paul Barralet and Richard Fisher m. John Reynders m. arrangement Hal Evans ph. Lionel Wheeler film. ed. Ivy Mulligan sd. rec. J Woodiwiss In association with the Travel Association of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Scottish Tourist Board. [comm. w. and comm. s. E. V. H. Emmett].
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 11
From Stirling to Wick, our vets tend to small, large and very wild animals. A' spothadh chait is bò a toirt seachad fuil ann an Inbhir Uige, agus leòmhann bochd ann a Sruighlea. Episode 12
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Main Street Blues, Tiggs Da Author, Beardyman and the Dream Team, The Darkness
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Skipinnish, Lafontaines, White, Super furry Animals, Alabama 3, Rachel Sermanni, Barbara Dickson & Nick Holland, Two Door Cinema Club
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring Breabach, Bwani Junction, Gavin James, Errol Linton, Coco and the Butterfields, C Duncan, Wilko Hohnson, Turin Brakes, Madness
FLYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD, LYNCH v MONTANA
Exclusive pictures of the contest for the flyweight championship of the world between Benny Lynch and Small Montana of the USA at the Empire Arena. Wembley, 19th September, 1937.
Producer, Featurettes Ltd., London. -- Credits: By arrangement with Wembley Stadium Ltd. Featurettes Ltd. present: The exclusive pictures of the contest for the Fly-Weight Championship of the World between Benny Lynch of Glasgow v Small Montana of USA at the Empire Pool & Sports Arena, Wembley. described by Bill Campbell ed. A. E. Hopkins and R.H. Wyer World rights controlled and distributed by Featurettes Ltd., 179, Wardour Steret, London, W1.
A special concert celebrating the musical legacy of one of Ireland's most fondly remembered singers, Eithne Ní Uallacháin. [Subtitled]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 1 In this off-road special, Murray takes a look at army vehicles and the way technology developed by the forces has influenced off-road driving.
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 2 In this one-hour special, Linda checks out some of the best cars that have ever been on Air an Rathad, including the Rolls-Royce Wraith and the Alfa Romeo 4C. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 3 In this one-hour special, Linda takes part in a hill climb, while Murray's skills are put to the test in an autotest organised by the Isle of Skye Rally Club. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 4 In this one-hour special, Linda takes a look through Air an Rathad's rally archives. [Source - BBC online]
Gaelic motoring show. Episode 5 In this one-hour special, Murray takes a look through the Air an Rathad archives to see how far eco-friendly motoring has come in the last few years. [Source - BBC online]
Niall Iain MacDonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. Episode 1 Niall Iain MacDonald and Calum MacAulay cruise down Loch Ness as far as Fort Augustus, where they get on their bikes and cycle the Great Glen Way. [Source - BBC Alba]
Niall Iain MacDonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. Episode 2 Niall Iain Macdonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. In this episode, they look at the Union Canal. [Source - BBC Alba]
Niall Iain MacDonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. Episode 3 Niall Iain Macdonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. In this episode, they look at the Forth and Clyde Canal. [Source - BBC Alba]
Niall Iain MacDonald and Calum Macaulay explore Scotland's canals. Episode 4 Niall Iain Macdonald and Calum Macaulay look at Scotland's canals. In this episode, they explore the Crinan Canal. [Source - BBC Alba]
Sùil air ais air eachdraidh shòisealta Steòrnabhaigh às dèidh a' chogaidh. Ceitlin LR Smith takes a warm-hearted look back at Stornoway's postwar social history. [Source - BBC Alba]
Turas-dhànachd Sophie 's i coinneachadh ri fuamhaire a bhios a cruthachadh bhruadaran. The adventures of a young orphan, Sophie, who meets a giant who creates lovely dreams. [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha am Madadh-Allaidh a' cur car geur ann an cuid dhe na stòiridhean cloinne as motha air bheil meas againn uile le bhith gan innse na dhòighean biorach fhèin. Eadar eagal is iongnadh, thig e gu cnag na cùise le bhith gar toirt sìos rathad ùr, o chionn fhad 'n t-saoghail. The Wolf puts a sharp twist into some of the children's stories we're most fond of by telling them in his own pointed way. Between fear and surprise, he gets to the heart of the matter by taking us down a new road. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated children's adventure. Àm Teaghlaich. Tha an teaghlach a falbh air làithean saora ach 's e turas-dàna a tha gu bhith romhpa. The family set off on holiday but unbeknown to them, great adventure awaits. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated adventures of a flying dog who travels around the globe with his friends. Tha Bhipo agus a chàraidean a' sireadh na Luran Ràitheil air eilean dìomhair. Agus chan eil a' chùis gu bhith simplidh do Bhipo còir oir tha an Tìm Mhaighstir air cùisean a dhèanamh gu math duilich do mhuinntir an eilein. Bhipo and his friends find themselves in search of the elusive Season Stones. It's certainly not going to be an easy journey, as the Time Master has made life on the island very difficult for its inhabitants. [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated series. Episode 33 The prince is very thirsty but the castle water supply has been polluted. Stealing the village purifying stone for his own use, he is struck by a strange illness and starts to feel very unwell.
Children's drama about the adventures of feisty Katy who lives on the island of Struay. Episode 2 Tha Granaidh Baile a' tighinn air làithean-saora agus cha burrainn dhi a bhith mòran nas eadar- dhealaichte bho Granaidh Eilean! Le Fèill an Eilein a' gabhail àite tha gu leòr spòrs a' dol agus Granaidh Eilean cinnteach gu faigh i duais no dhà. [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's drama about the adventures of feisty Katy who lives on the island of Struay. Episode 19 Tha Neilly Beag 's Ceitidh Mòrag trang ag ullachadh airson a' bhanais mhòr ach chan eil sgeul ac' air Granaidh Baile. Ge-tà 's ann a tha I nochdadh aig a mhionaid mu dheireadh 's aoigh sonraichte cuide rithe. [Source - BBC Alba]
Stop motion animated series [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 26 Aileag! [Hic!] Tha feum aig Igam Ogam air taic bho na caraidean aice oir tha i air a bhith a' fulaing leis an aileag. Ciamar a thèid aca air rudeigin a dhèanamh airson sguir a chur air an aileag mus tèid i gu tur as a rìan! Igam Ogam requires the assistance of her friends as she has a bad dose of the hiccups. How will they get rid of the hiccups before they drive Igam Ogam completely mad?
A comment on the personas we adopt. [Shown at London Film Festival and Brussels Experimental Film Festival].
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: cast : Bill Gleeson, Rose McBain, James Graham, David McKail, Walter Campbell, Irene Cox, Katie Gardiner, James Sleigh [The Park Keeper Bill Gleeson with Rose McBain & James Graham; David McKail and three wee boys from Maitland St. other parts Walter Campbell, Irene Cox, Kate Gardiner, James Sleigh] m. Stanley Thomson sd. rec. James McKee p. team Oscar Marzaroli, Cyril McConnell, Gavin Craig, Hamish Sinclair, Ian McKenzie, Alasdair Gray, John Mathison masks Alasdair Gray, John Mathison filmed by permission of the Parks Dept., Glasgow.
Children's animated series about football. Episode 3 Tha Sammy agus Zahra air mòran ùine a chur seachad còmhla agus tha fathannan a' dol gu bheil iad ann an trom ghaoil! Sammy and Zahra have been spending a lot of time together and rumours are circulating that they have fallen deeply in love! [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated series in Gaelic following three friends as they investigate all manner of bizarre and odd occurrences at their inner-city school. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 20 Mitchell Cò? Tha Mitchell ga chur fhèin à bith! When Mitchell destroys his own school record, he ends up erasing his own existence.
Children's animated series. Episode 30 An dannsa mòr priobach. The friends are putting on a dance show, but Quack realises he's not a very good dancer. Determined that Quack dances with him in the show, Zack takes his friend on a journey to find a dance move that's just right for him.
Children's animated series. Tha Leonard a' faighinn cothrom Blake a chur fo ionnsaigh ròbotan aignidh. Leonard is given a golden opportunity to attack Blake, with the help of sentient robots. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 26
Animated adventures of Alvin and friends. Episode 51 Am Baga Snasail. Tha Alvin 's Brittany a sabaid mu aodach. When Alvin destroys Brittany's new bag, a big battle is started between them. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated series. After becoming a werewolf, Luke moves to Scream Street with his family, where vampires, zombies and all kinds of monsters live together. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 25 An Rìoghachd Sgreadaidh
Animated children's series about little aliens who secretly live around humans. A' lorg peansail, chan eil na Floogals den bheachd gur e rud sònraichte sam bith a th' ann. Ge-tà, nuair a chuireas iad às den obair aig Dad leis, tha iad a tuigsinn gun dèanar ioma rud leis a pheansail simplidh! When the Floogals find a pencil, they are unimpressed and think it rather boring. However, when they accidentally erase Dad's work with it, they realise that the humble pencil can do many wonderful things! [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 50
Children's animated series. Episode 22 Bruadar do Witzy. Chan eil Witzy idir sgìth ach tha Patches ag innse sgeulachdan dha son fhàgail cadalach. Patches tells Witzy bedtime stories to help make him sleepy. [Source - BBC Alba]
The route to the Hebrides taken by Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures Ltd.. -- Credits: m. arr. Cedric Thorpe Davie sc. w. Tom Twigge comm. w. Alan Campbell Maclean comm. s. Fulton Mackay (by arrangement with Citizens Theatre).
Children's animated series about puffins. Tha Oona a' cur seachad an latha a' leantainn na faoileagan 's ag ionnsachadh ioma rud inntinneach mun na cleachdaidhean aca... fiosrachadh a tha air leth feumail nuair a thig Baba bochd a chur ann an cunnart! Oona spends the day following the seagulls, learning all sorts of interesting facts about their behavior. This information that comes in very useful when Baba gets himself in a spot of bother! [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 11
Animation series about a group of eight friends who share adventures each day. [Source - BBC Alba] Episode 17 Sgioblachadh Spòrsail. Seonaidh and Mata decide they don't want to take part when the friends decide to clean up all the litter in the wood.
Children's animated series about christmas. Episode 21 Santa reveals who is to be this year's new elf recruit for the workshop.
Children's animated series about 'monsters' stories and traditions in different parts of the world. Episode 51 An Tsukumogami Ann an Iapan, coinnichidh sinn ri nithean nach saoileadh duine a tha beo 's ri cleasan. We're off to Japan to meet objects that are now living beings with a liking for pranks. [Source - BBC Alba]
With the reindeers having been kidnapped Christmas is in danger of being ruined. Spike, Dorothy and Paco must develop some clever plans to ensure that evil Tony's plans are scuppered.
Animated children's series. Episode 16 Caileag nan Cleasan. Tha na caraidean a' coinneachadh ri Cindy Costa, rionnag mòr ainmeil, agus i anns a' bhaile a' clàradh fiolm ùr. Chan eil Lena idir cinnteach mu dheidhinn Cindy, ach, nuair a tha Cindy air a goirteachadh tha aig Lena ri a cuideachadh. The friends encounter Cindy Costa, a famous star. Lena isn't sure what to make of Cindy, as she is spoilt and gets everything she wants. However, when Cindy gets injured, it's Lena who has to come to her aid. [Source - BBC Alba]
Gaelic language version of claymation series Sean the Sheep. Episode 4 Pìos an Siud ‘s Pìos an Seo. Seonaidh and Bitzer are never shy of giving anything a go but the task of cleaning windows proves to be a difficult process for them.
LEUM SUAS AIR AN SGUAB = ROOM ON THE BROOM
The witch and the cat fly through the sky on a broomstick. The wind picks up, the witch drops her hat, her bow and her wand. Fortunately, three more friends come to her aid. Can they rescue the witch from the dragon and will there be room on the broom for all?
Aon latha neo-àbhaisteach, choinnich balach ri cèiliche ris nach robh dùil. Bha e follaiseach gu robh a' chèiliche feumach air taic bhon bhalach le bhith a' faighinn dhachaidh. An dèidh beachdachadh mun chùis, rinn am balach suas inntinn a h-uile oidhirp a' dhèanamh son a chuideachadh. One day a boy finds a penguin on his doorstep. Although at first unsure what to do, the boy becomes determined to help the penguin find his way back home - even if that means rowing all the way to the South Pole! [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha am Foghar air tighinn 's tha muinntir a' bhaile fo ghruam 's gun sgeulachd ri innse neo ri chluinntinn on a theich am meirleach mi-mhodhail, Bonifacio. Tha Pupadaidh 's chuid charaidean a' dol air tòir an sgeulaiche, turas a tha gan toirt gu deis meadhan an t-saoghal, far a bheil muc-mhara le fiosrachadh sonraichte a feitheamh orra. When Autumn arrives, the town of Balthazarville falls silent as Bonifacio the mischievous storyteller disappears. Pupadaidh and his friends go on a quest to find the rouge, a journey that takes them to the belly of the earth where the meet a whale who has very special stories of her own to tell. [Source - BBC Alba]
An extract from John Grierson's film of the North Sea herring industry; the crew of a herring trawler are seen preparing and casting their nets, landing the catch and living on the boat.
Director, [d. John Grierson] ; Producer, [p.c. New Era].
Mischief and mishap with the super evil gang. Episode 6 oo-Luain/Dannsa Cràiteach Tha crios shonraichte Bholtar ga ghoid 's chan eil ach aon doigh fhaighinn air ais. Bholtar's belt is taken, so he dances with the thief to retrieve it. [Source - BBC Alba]
Pop-up book animated adventures with the curious Abadas. Episode 1 Luachair/Rush. Tha Hari gu bhith trang sna boglaichean fliuch 's e lorg luachair. Hari is sent to the boggy marshes in search of some rushes. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated adventures of a flying dog who travels around the globe with his friends. Episode 8 Ann an cuideachd Bhipo tha sinn an-diugh a' coinneachadh ri Bodach na Nollaig agus Torcall an rèin-fhiadh anns an Lochlann. Nuair nach eil sgeul air na tiodhlacan Nollaig tha Bhipo agus a charaidean a' dèanamh fuasgladh air a' chùis. Today, we join Bhipo, who meets Father Christmas and Torcall the Reindeer in Scandinavia. When they notice that the Christmas presents have gone missing, Bhipo and his friends spring into action! [Source - BBC Alba]
Children's animated series. Episode 4 Seocosaurus. Tha cùisean a dol bun-os-cionn nuair a bheir Seoc dìneasair do Nico mar pheata. Feumaidh iad uile plan a dhèanamh comhla gus cuidhteas fhaighinn den chreutair fiadhaich mus faic duin' e. Trouble is on the horizon as Seoc presents Nico with a pet dinosaur. It is now up to the gang to come up with a plan that will get the supposedly extinct creature out of sight before it is spotted by any interfering adults. [Source - BBC Alba]
Animated adventures of a flying dog who travels around the globe with his friends. Episode 13 Tha eitidh tinn agus eagal oirre gun caill i farpais bòidhchead a tha a' gabhail àite sa bhaile. Tha i a' feuchainn air aon de na cungaidhean sònraichte aig na Goggan agus tha rud gu math annasach a' tachairt! Saoil an tèid aig Bhipo agus Sèidean a cuideachadh ann an ùine? Betty is unwell and scared that she'll miss the village's beauty contest! She tries one of the Gogg's medicines, which has a very strange effect on her. Can Vipo and Sèidean help her in time for the contest? [Source - BBC Alba]
Tha turas-dàna mu choinneamh Ben 's Saoirse. A' dèanamh an slighe dhachaigh, tha ioma iongantas a feitheamh Ben 's Saoirse. Tha Ben 's Saoirse airson tilleadh chun an eilean far an deach an togail, turas a tha iad a gabhail còmhla 's a chuireas mu choinneamh ioma creutair fionn-sgeulach iad, gan toirt gu fìrinn mu cò iad dha-rìribh. Ben and Saoirse undertake an epic adventure. Trying to return home, they encounter many challenges and surprises. Ben and Saoirse set out to return to the island where they grew up, a journey that will pit them against mythical creatures and see them confront the truth about who they really are. [Source - BBC Alba]
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 1: Unrest between landowner and crofters in Harris; a number of historic island buildings in urgent need of maintenance; and a debate around crofting villages.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 2: A spiritual revival spreading through the youth of Lewis and Harris; disquiet about school closures in Uist; and how original works by one of the leading Gaelic poets of the 20th century were discovered in a suitcase in an Edinburgh auction house.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 3: Disquiet about explosive materials being carried on Cal Mac ferries, a German ban on Scottish venison as a result of the Chernobyl disaster, and pigs ploughing the land for some of Skye's crofters.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 4: A campaign for a hospice to be built in the Highlands, the plight of homeless Gaels in Glasgow and the story behind a shell-covered bus based in South Uist.
Animated film about passengers on a cruise liner, explaining the benefits and workings of air conditioning on board.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 5: A look at the issue of domestic violence in the Western Isles; computing being introduced into the school curriculum; and an insight into life in Blairs College in Aberdeen, a training school for students considering a calling to the priesthood, shortly before it closed in 1986.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 6: Housing issues on Eigg; the founding of a Scottish motor neurone society by a man from Lewis diagnosed with the disease; and studies on radiation levels in island populations.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 7: The dangers of hydatid, particularly in the Islands; evidence of drug misuse escalating throughout the Highlands; and rising cancer levels among women in Caithness and Galloway.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 8: Margaret Thatcher's housing policies, which were beginning to take effect in the Highlands; a computerised Gaelic Bible with revised spelling; and the 51st Highland Division is remembered at a special service held in Uist.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 9: Father Colin MacInnes' work in Equador; dirty tap water causing problems in Tiree; and life on Eriskay before the causeway.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 10: Uncertainty surrounding the completion of the Rhenigidale Road midway through construction; the people of Berneray campaigning for a causeway; and fears that the prosperity the klondyker boom brought to Ullapool was nearing an end.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 11: desire for the expansion of Gaelic medium education in Glasgow; calls for one new hospital to replace five current hospitals in the Oban area; and the last remaining inhabited blackhouse on the Scottish mainland is rethatched.
From the mid 1980s, Gaelic current affairs television series Prosbaig covered many of the main stories making headlines in the Highlands and Islands and throughout Scotland. In this series, journalist Donald Morrison takes a look back through the archive and brings us some of the key stories from 1984 to 1988. Programme 12: The success of island team Ness FC; a look at life for a young boy from Back selected to play for Inverness Caley; and an innovative health remedy makes headlines!
Opry an Iùir returns to BBC ALBA with its fifth series in Newry's Tow Hall, with a wealth of musicians who are at the heart of country music. Episode 1
This edition features the multi-talented singer Trudi Lalor with her special guest, Matthew O'Donnell. Opry an Iúir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry. Episode 2
Tonight's show features multi-talented singer-songwriters The High Kings with their special guest, Nell Ní­ Chroinin. Opry an Iùir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry. Episode 3
Tonight's show features multi-talented singer songwriter T.R. Dallas with his special guest, Róise Nic Corraidh. Opry an Iùir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry. Episode 4
Tonight's show features multi-talented singer-songwriter Derek Ryan and his special guests, Eleanor McEvoy and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh. Opry an Iúir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry.Episode 5
Tonight's show features multi-talented singer-songwriters Michael English and Cliona Hagan with their special guest, Pól Ó Ceannabháin. Opry an Iúir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry. Episode 6
Tonight's show features multi-talented multi-talented singer-songwriters The Three Amigos with their special guest, Gráinne Holland. Opry an Iúir brings the essence of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to Newry. Episode 7
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 1 Featuring Sister Sledge, First Aid Kit
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 2 Featuring Feeder, The Pretenders
Fèis Bhealadrium - A' Cridhe Tartan. Na seallaidhean is fheàrr bhon a' phrìomh àrd-ùrlar agus an fhèis gu lèir. Live music from Beauly's boutique Tartan Heart Festival. Presented by Niall Iain MacDonald and Fiona MacKenzie [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled] Episode 3 Featuring Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, KT Tunstall, Franz Ferdinand
The working conditions on board the trawler "Isabella Greig" as the men fish, haul, gut and sort the catch.
Director, John Grierson ; Producer, GPO Film Unit. -- Credits: ed. E.H. Anstey sd. rec. E. A. Pawley on Visatone Marconi ph. John Grierson.
AM PAIPEAR. A look back at the story of the acclaimed, award winning community newspaper, 'Am Pàipear' as it celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2016.
CROITEARAN LEODHAIS 1. In this special two-part Trusadh, we visit the busy hub that is Lewis Crofters - an agricultural cooperative that has been serving local crofters for close to 60 years, and one of the busiest shops in Lewis and Harris.
CROITEARAN LEODHAIS 2. In this second part of a two-part Trusadh special, we're back visiting the busy hub that is Lewis Crofters - an agricultural cooperative that has been serving local crofters for close to 60 years, and one of the busiest shops in Lewis and Harris.
Documentary telling the story of Benny Lynch, Scotland's first world champion boxer. Sgeulachd iongantach a' chiad churaidh bogsaidh chruinneil a bh' aig Alba a-riamh. [Source - BBC Alba]
SAIGHEADAIREAN DHE. Padres - who are Christian ministers - have the important role of offering spiritual guidance and moral support to army soldiers - those with faith and those without - and are endorsed by their own churches.
Footage of John Newlands' Day, Bathgate with the crowning of the Gala Queen, racing and sporting events, and the laying of a wreath on John Newlands' plaque, on June 6th 1953.
Producer, Elder Film Productions Limited, Glasgow. -- Credits: [made for local organising committee, Bathgate?].
FOURTH IN HAND: A Fantasy of the Card Table
A bridge party invite a mysterious stranger to be the fourth at their table, only to be unpleasantly surprised by his card tricks. When their fourth player arrives late, the strange interloper disappears, leaving an oddly familiar Joker in his place. [Exhibited at the International Amateur Movie Show and the Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1937].
Director, Meteor Film Producing Society. -- Credits: [film-makers include Stanley L. Russell] cast Fred W. Connor Jr., A.L. McManus, Catherine Fletcher, Maisie McDonald, James C. Hastie, Pearl Colquhoun & James Keddie .
Queen Elizabeth visits the Post Office Savings Bank in Blythe Road, Kensington, London.
Producer, [p.c. British Pictorial Productions Limited, Universal News].
Shots of various events on the opening day of Balmuidy Primary School.
Footage of Bathgate Festival Week, 2nd June 1951, including the coronation of the festival queen, the floats procession, and various sports for children and adults held in Meadow Park.
Producer, Thames and Clyde Limited. -- Credits: [made for festival organising committee?] .
SERVICE COMMEMORATING 750th ANNIVERSARY / OPENING OF QUEEN'S BRIDGE PERTH
The commemoration ceremony of the 750th Anniversary of the granting of the charter to Perth and the opening of the Queen's Bridge, Perth, by HM Queen Elizabeth.
A cinema trailer advertising King George VI National Memorial Week with an appeal for donations.
STUDENTS AT LAWERS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
Students at Lawers School of Agriculture, Comrie, Perthshire.
Director, A. E. Brown. -- Credits: presented by Joint County Council of Perth and Kinross Lawers School of Agriculture provides a year's training in Theory and Practice for the 15 - 17 age group. This film featuring the students at work, portays the practical aspect only and includes livestock scenes Photographed in Kodachrome by A.E. Brown .
A study of the principal industries of Stirlingshire including coal mining, brick making, soap making and oil refining.
Producer, [p.c. SEFA (Stirlingshire Group)].
A prize-winning film which records various events in the Lanark area including Lanimer Day festivities, sheepshearing, and the Lanark racecourse. [See also ref. 1958].
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. Programmes 11, 12
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 6 - 10
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 100. Week 15
A special compilation from a series of musical programmes mixing contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled]
PROGRAMME 1, broadcast from Candleriggs in Glasgow.
In this specially-created short film, Janet McBain, founder curator at the Scottish Screen Archive, discusses the Oscar-winning documentary Seawards the Great Ships (1960).
Director, Oliver Cheetham. -- Credits: comm. s. Janet McBain w. and p. Gemma Starkey.
An account of the life of the explorer David Livingstone, the film returns to his birthplace and retraces his footsteps through Africa.
Director, H.J. Blackie (Scotland) Bob Janson (African). -- Credits: sc. H.J. Blackie [distributed by Scottish National Memorial to David Livingstone Trust].
Compilation of scenes from Glasgow in the sixties including footage of the Gorbals, Paddy's Market, the Broomielaw the Alhambra Theatre and Glasgow Green.
The Royal Botanical Gardens in Glasgow's West End. The film takes us on a historical, recreational and educational journey around the famous glasshouses with their exotic plants and introduces us to the important scientific work undertaken there. The parks and gardens are filmed during various seasons.
Director, p. Paddy Higson ; Producer, Antonine Productions. -- Credits: [sc. and nar. Robert Logan ph. John Cruickshank presented by Glasgow Botanic Gardens for City of Glasgow Parks and Recreation].
A look at economic investment in Glasgow, road transport improvement, industrial development, etc, intercut with shots of Glasgow streetscenes, businesses, colleges, etc.
Director, p. Paddy Higson ; Producer, QMR Productions.
A documentary on the remaking, over ten years, of the A9 between Perth and Inverness - the highest trunk road in Britain.
Director, p. Paddy Higson ; Producer, QMR Productions [Ogam Films]. -- Credits: Special thanks to Scottish Development Department Consulting engineers: Babtie, Shaw & Morton; Crouch & Hogg; W. A. Fairhurst & Partners; Freeman Fox & Partners; Jamieson Mackay & Partners Contractors: Balfour Beattie & Co. Ltd.; R. J. McLeod (Contractors) Ltd.; Miller Construction Northern Ltd.; Tarmac Construction Ltd.; William Tawse Ltd.; Tractor Shovels (Contracts) Ltd.; Whatlings Ltd. Sub-contractors: Amey Roadstone Construction Ltd.; Armco Ltd.; Wm Briggs Construction; I. & H. Brown (Plant) Ltd.; Charcon Scotland Ltd.; Concrete Products (Kirkcaldy) Ltd.; Engineering Laboratory Equipment; Allen Gordon & Co.; The Hepworth Iron Co. Ltd.; G.K.N. Keller Foundations; John Mackay (Plant) Ltd.; Messrs. Sandberg; Soil Mechanics Ltd.; R.H. Harry Stanger Ltd.; George Wimpey & Co. Ltd. and to Highland Regional Council [nar. Alec Heggies special thanks to Scottish Development Department].
DVD recording the memories of Deaf People at Work. Part of a series 'Scottish Deaf Heritage Project Presenting the Past: My Firsts'.
Producer, Scottish Council on Deafness .
DVD recording the memories of Deaf People at War. Part of a series 'Scottish Deaf Heritage Project Presenting the Past: My Firsts'.
DVD recording the memories of Deaf Sporting Memories. Part of a series 'Scottish Deaf Heritage Project Presenting the Past: My Firsts'.
Producer, Scottish Council on Deafness . -- Credits: sharing their sporting memories: David Bradshaw, Sandy Brooks, Pam Bruce, Audrey Cameron, Kathleen Cameron, Enrique Canton, Rodney Dawson, Wendy Galloway, Peter Hay, Dorothy Hendry, Gerry Hughes, Kay Hughes, Helga McGilp, Iain Myles, Carol Robertson, Tommy Robertson, David Thompson, David Wilson, Fiona Wilson Filmed entirely on . Thanks to the following for donating their premises and allowing us to film: Aberdeen, North East Sensory Services Dundee, Tayside Deaf Links Dunfermline, Pitreavie Golf Club East Kilbride, The John Wright Sports Centre Edinburgh, Botanic Gardens, Dean Lawn Tennis and Squash Club Fenwick, Craufurdland Fisheries Glasgow, Deaf Connections, Scottish Football Museum Hampden Park This collection of memories was made possible thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund Awaards For All Music by Moby Filmed and edited in Scotland. Deaf Sporting Memories Copyright Scottish Council on Deafness .
DVD recording the memories of Deaf People on the Road. Part of a series 'Scottish Deaf Heritage Project Presenting the Past: My Firsts'.
BACK TO SCHOOL MEMORIES: Lessons to Learn
Deaf children's lives (1940s - 1980s) are explored and offer children an opportunity to investigate a topic in depth, finding out about a minority community within Scotland and contrasting present day educational experiences with very different approaches from the past.
A Scottish history series which enables Gaelic speaking pupils to refine their understanding of the Scottish identity through their own language. Programme 3.
Amateur footage of a trip by the steamer "Queen of Scots" through the Kyles of Bute, stopping at Dunoon and Rothesay.
A Scottish history series which enables Gaelic speaking pupils to refine their understanding of the Scottish identity through their own language. Programme 5
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Subtitled]
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs.Anna Murray.
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. Màiri Sine Campbell'
Detailed technical overview of the creation and assembly of a locomotive train, from foundry to erection shop. Shows shots of manufacturing processes; workers leaving a yard [possibly North British Locomotive Company in Glasgow] and a locomotive being hoisted by crane onto a cargo ship. The film concludes with a look at different locomotives made for particular destinations and uses.
Director, Cecil Musk ; Producer, Furneaux-Weber Ltd. -- Credits: p. Rupert Furneaux colour control Dr. Sigvard Weber tech. adv. A. J. Lane, J.P. ed. S. Cox Members of the Association are: W.G. Bagnall Ltd. Stafford; Andrew Barclay Sons & Co. Ltd., Kilmarnock; Beyer Peacock & Co. Ltd. Manchester; Hudswell Clarke & Co. Ltd. The Hunslet Engine Co. Ltd.; North British Locomotive Company Limited, Glasgow; Peckett & Sons Ltd. Bristol; Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns, Ltd. Darlington & Newcastle on Tyne; The Vulcan Foundry Ltd. Newton le Willows; Yorkshire Engine Co. Ltd. Sheffield..
Filmed at the Scottish Mission Hospital in Tiberias, Palestine, by Dr. Herbert Torrance, the film shows various medical cases being treated at the hospital. [See also refs. 0346-0361].
The exterior of the Playhouse Cinema, Huntly, town streets decorated, crowds in Christie Park and the crowning of the Festival Queen are featured in this local topical.
Credits: Caledonian Associated Cinemas presents:.
Coverage of the Shotts Festival in Lanarkshire with exhibitions, choral concerts, dramatic productions, opera and sports events.
Director, J. S. Roy. -- Credits: ass. cam. James Marzella chief cam. William Smith.
Made in collaboration with the Scottish Home Department's Marine Laboratory at Torry, Aberdeen, the film shows how marine scientists were attempting to overcome declining fish stock in the North Sea.
The 750th Anniversary of Kirkintilloch and the celebrations and events to mark it, including a football match, swimming competition, and a church parade.
Director, John and Irene Rodger. -- Credits: produced and filmed by John & Irene Rodger.
The young earl Haig is presented with various gifts in the grounds of the family home at Bemersyde.
1912 CUP FINAL BETWEEN WEST BROMWICH ALBION AND BARNSLEY
Brief scenes of the opening moments of the English FA Cup final West Bromwich Albion v Barnsley at Crystal Palace, London.
Producer, [p.c. unidentified newsreel company].
A shinty match in the Highlands between Kingussie v Newtonmore on 3rd February, 1934 which was abandoned nine minutes from the end, due to spectators rushing onto field after a dispute with the linesman after a Kingussie player was sent off. Footage of the replay match on 17th February. The games were for the Camanachd Cup.
[filmed by James S. Nairn?]. -- Credits: Newtonmore: Donald Kennedy; C Kennedy; R Ross; J Ross; Alasdair MacDonald; Duncan MacDonald; Angus MacDonald; John MacDonald; James MacDonald; George Sellar; Minto Sellar; Angus MacPherson. Kingussie: Iain Cattanach; Fred Clark; Charles Clark; Robin Faulkner; Kitchner Falkner; Edward MacLeod; Robert MacPherson; Angus MacKenzie; Alasdair MacKenzie; James McWilliam; William Dallas; Ian? Pat Grant..
A compilation of events which include the unveiling of Rutherglen war memorial, a Boys' Brigade demonstration, sports day in Ballochmill Park, and a competition between a 'spoof' football team and the local team.
Some of the events surrounding the Royal Burgh of Rutherglen Octocentenary Celebrations including the unveiling of the new Mercat Cross by Lord Fleming, the historical pageant and coronation of pageant Queen.
A record of the Soviet Union's anti-alcohol campaign which included brigades of teetotallers organised at factories and firms to speed up the rate of recruiting. Reel 2 shows the Russian vessel "Felix Dzezhinsky" with passengers on board preparing to leave.
Family scenes in a garden, at the seaside, enjoying the Jubilee celebrations of 1935 and the opening of the Empire Exhibition.
Beer and spirit commercials featuring Joanna Lumley and Anthony Andrews.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 150. Week 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 151. Week 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 152. Week 17
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 153. Week 18
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 154. Week 19
Some of the work of the Public Health Department, including the checking of imported foodstuffs, sanitary inspection of housing, hospital care and child welfare.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 155. Week 20
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 156. Week 21
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 157. Week 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 159. Week 24
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 160. Week 25
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 161. Week 26
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 162. Week 27
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Carrie Forbes Martin MacDonald
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Claire MacNeill Rhoda Meek Evelyn Coull Brendan Martin Laura MacAulay Calum Angus MacLeod
Shots of Smith's Wishaw factory where clocks are seen on the production line.
Director, David Everitt ; Producer, Smiths Film Unit Production. -- Credits: sc. Frank Barnard commentary James Urquhart sd. United Motion Pictures p. asst. Maurice Tarling.
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Catriona MacKinnon Mary Ellen Stewart David MacKay Janey MacLean
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 163. Week 28
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 164. Week 29
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 165. Week 30
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 166. Week 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 167. Week 32
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 168. Week 33
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 169. Week 34
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 170. Week 35
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 172. Week 36
Film discusses and illustrates the work of Scottish botanist Robert Brown.
Director, Thos. Smith Wylie, Francis G. Conway. -- Credits: microscopy Quintin Moore Film was made in the Natural Philosophy Dept. of the Royal Technical College, Glasgow.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 172. Week 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 173. Week 38
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 174. Week 39
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 175. Week 40
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 176. Week 41
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 177. Week 42
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 178. Week 43
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 179. Week 44
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 180. Week 45
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 181. Week 46
Cinematographic record illustrating the effects of surface tension.
[filmed by Matthew Blair, T.S. Wylie, Frank Conway]. -- Credits: Fulmar Films demonstrate .... We are indebted to the Royal Technical College Glasgow for their permission to film in their Natural Philosophy laboratory..
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 182. Week 47
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music compilation. Programme 1 With Martyn Bennet & Tommy Smith, Karen Matheson & Davy Spillane, Kira, Ishbel MacAskill, Dick Gaughan, Charlie McKerron Session, Eilidh NicCoinnich, Fred Morrison, Carlos Nú-ez, Mary Anne Kennedy, Gerry O' Connor, Manus Lunny, Jim Kilpatrick, Robert Mathieson, Anna Murray, Sandra MacKay, Phil Cunningham, Flora MacNeil
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music compilation. Programme 2 With Dougie MacLean, Michaela Rowan, Artair Cormack, Fred Morrison, Thomas Jomnez, Carlos Nú-ez, Iain MacKay, Dan Ar Braz, Eithne Ní Uallacháin, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Liam Lewis, Tommy Smith, Karen Matheson & Davy Spillane, Kira, Charlie McKerron, Mary Anne Kennedy, Gerry O' Connor, Manus Lunny, Sandra MacKay, Phil Cunningham, Flora MacNeil
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1 Featuring Martyn Bennett & Tommy Smith, Karen Matheson, Gerry O Connor & Manus Lunny, Jim Kilpatrick & Robertson Matheson, Anna Murray & Sandra MacKay, Fred Morrison & Carlos Nunex, Flora MacNeill, Davy Spillane
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 183. Week 48
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 184. Week 49
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 185. Week 50
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 186. Week 1
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 187. Week 2
Children's TV series broadcast on Channel 4, covering Scottish Gaelic Language for primary school pupils. Programmes 1 - 5
An illustration of the Land-Ship, a mock navigation bridge on the roof of the School of Navigation, Royal Technical College, Glasgow, used to teach students the points of the compass.
Children's TV series broadcast on Channel 4, covering Scottish Gaelic Language for primary school pupils. Programmes 6 - 10
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 187. Week 3
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 189. Week 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 190. Week 5
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 191. Week 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 192. Week 7
Òrain is ceòl bhon tasglann le seinneadairean is luchd-ciùil. Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers [Source - BBC Alba]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 193. Week 8
Various scenes and events including herring boats at sea, a steamer pulling up to Carradale pier and the catching of a basking shark.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 194. Week 9
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 195. Week 10
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 196. Week 11
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 197
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 198. Week 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 199. Week 14
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 202. Week 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 203. Week 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 204. Week 17
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 205. Week 18
Shots of Lloyd's steel foundry and the company's Medical Health Department.
Director, John S. Abbot ; Producer, Big Six Film Unit. -- Credits: tech. super. J.S. Minton ph. Alfred Kernliff sd. C.W. Green sc. & narr. Dr. A.B. Barnes devised and p. Edward Cook.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 206. Week 19
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 207. Week 20
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 208. Week 21
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 209. Week 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 210. Week 23
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 211. Week 24
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 212. Week 25
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series. Programmes 1 - 3 With Iain MacDonald, John McCusker, Highland Cinema, Gillian MacKenzie, Hamish Moore, Sola, Encompassing Change, Sharon Shannon, Finn O' Laghlin, Gerry O' Connor, Manus Lunny, Salon Mairi, Brendan Power, Nancy Jacobs, The Big Spree, Techno Scalpay, Mary Smith, Alasdair Fraser, Charlie Pilot, Alasdair Codona, B&W Stills, Capercaillie, Sibeba, New Influences, Malcolm Jones, Donald Black
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Music series [Not Subtitled] Programmes 4 - 6 With BT Ensemble, Yvonne, Smith, Billy Ross, Alasdair Codona, Lios Mòr Pub, Martin Hayes, Denis Cahill, Memorial Art, Various Females, The Art of the Tweed, Maggie MacInnes, Gillian Jones, Celtic Grooves, Ruaridh MacBeath, Gordon Duncan, Michael McGoldrick, Outsider Art, William MacDonald, Marion Kenny, Alasdair Fraser, Uist Shrine, Karen Matheson
Taghadh de'n cheòl as fheàrr bhon sreath ceòl agus ealan Tacsi. Highlights from the Tacsi music series. [Source - BBC Alba] Programmes 1, 2 Featuring Celtic Groove, BT Ensemble, Gerry O' Connor & Manus Lunny, Various Females, Mary Smith, Michael McGoldrick, Alasdair Fraser, Capercaillie, Sola & Iain MacDonald, Martin Hayes & Denis Cahill, Gillian MacKenzie, Billy Ross & Alasdair Codona
Shots of a performance of "Hiawatha" on stage at the Empire Theatre, Edinburgh.
Director, Sydney W. Carr, & Andrew Simpson. -- Credits: Edinburgh Opera Company Empire Theatre Edinburgh Week beginning 3 April 1933 The Scottish Philarmonic Orchestra EC Hedmont Production Stewart Deas - Conductor Shadwick School of Dancing Chief Os-Ke-Non-Jon Medicine Man Miss Marjory Middleton Ballet Mistress ph. and ed. Sydney W Carr, Andrew Simpson.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 213. Week 26
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 214. Week 27
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 215. Week 28
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 216. Week 29
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 217. Week 30
Morag Stewart meets members of the parish of St Peter's church, Daliburgh in South Uist,and meets inhabitants of Staffin on the Isle of Skye [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 5, 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 218. Week 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 219. Week 32
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 220. Week 33
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 221. Week 34
Film record of manoeuvres, exercises and parades by the "A" Coy., 1st Battn, City of Edinburgh Home Guard.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 222. Week 35
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 223. Week 36
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 224. Week 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 225
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 226. Week 39
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 227. Week 40
Trailer and clip from the feature film REGENERATION, directed by Gillies Mackinnon.
Director, Gillies Mackinnon. -- Credits: A Rafford Films Limited / Norstar Entertainment Inc. / BBC Films / The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund production of a film by Gillies Mackinnon Jonathan Pryce, James Wilby, Jonny Lee Miller, Stuart Bunce, Tanya Allen, John Neville costume designer Kate Carin m. Mychael Danna ed. Pia di Caula p. designer Andy Harris d. ph. Glen MacPherson line p. Eric Coulter co exec. p. Eddie Dick and Kathy Avrich Johnson exec. p. Saskia Sutton and Mark Shivas based on the novel by Pat Barker screenplay Allan Scott p. Allan Scott and Peter R. Simpson d. Gillies Mackinnon produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada and the Scottish Film Production Fund and the Glasgow Film Fund. A UK - Canada Co-Production © Rafford Films Limited / Norstar Entertainments Inc. All rights reserved..
Shots of performance on stage, possibly either "The Tales of Hoffman" or "The Bartered Bride", by members of the Edinburgh Opera Company.
[filmed by Andrew Simpson]. -- Credits: [Edinburgh Opera Company] [ph. Andrew Simpson].
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 232. Week 44
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 231. Week 14
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 230. Week 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 229. Week 16
Religious documentary. John Carmichael visits Islay and Jura and looks at the role of women in the Church of Scotland. Effie MacDougall explains how a Gaelic speaking minister improved the bond between the two islands.
A special service from Jura parish church for the Gaelic communities of Islay and Jura. Conducted by the Rev Mairi Byers. [Source - Radio Times]
A family film which includes footage of holidays in Staffa, North Berwick, Edinburgh, the Borders, Gleneagles and festivities at Christmas.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 233. Week 46
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 234. Week 47
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 235. Week 48
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 236. Week 49
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 237. Week 50
The launch of the "Kingennie" by Mrs. J.R. Cowper at Greenock shipyard.
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers. Programme 6.
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers. Special compilation from Series 2.
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers. Instrumental special.
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers. Series 2, Women's Special 1.
Music and song from some of Gaeldom's finest performers. Series 2, Women's Special 2.
A Church of Scotland service from Staffin, Skye, and a St Columba's service from Sabhal Mòr Ostaig (two programmes on this tape)
A carol service from Martin Memorial Church in Stornoway, and a worship service from Uist House, South Uist (2 programmes on this tape)
Four episodes on this tape. SOUTH UIST; STAFFIN; IONA; CHRISTMAS
Producer, Tern Television, MNE Television.
Tacsi. Three programmes on this tape [Programmes 4 - 6]
Launch of the MV "Lochee" in Leith and her maiden voyage on the River Tay on the 27th August 1937.
Tacsi. Two programmes on this tape [Programme 7 - 8]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 238. Week 2
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 239. Week 3
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 240. Week 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 241. Week 5
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 242. Week 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 243. Week 7
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 244. Week 8
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 245. Week 9
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 246. Week 10
General views of the launch of the "London". Shots of other cargo vessels.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 247. Week 11
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 248. Week 12
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 249. Week 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 250. Week 14
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 251. Week 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 252. Week 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 253. Week 17
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 254. Week 18
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 255. Week 19
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 256. Week 20
Launch of cargo vessel "Broughty", at J. Koster's shipyard, Groningen, Holland.
A compilation of four services broadcast from Martin's Memorial Church in Stornoway, Barvas Free Church of Scotland, Church of Our Holy Redeemer, and Tarbet Church of Scotland [Not Subtitled]
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 257. Week 21
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 258. Week 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 257. Week 23
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 260. Week 24
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 261. Week 25
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 262. Week 26
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 263. Week 27
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 264. Week 28
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 265. Week 29
A prizewinner at the British Empire Amateur Film Festival, Glasgow, the film gives a series of effects using puppet figures and reflected light.
[filmed by Jean L. Gray, Edinburgh]. -- Credits: Prizewinner British Empire Amateur Film Festival Glasgow 1938..
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 266. Week 30
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 267. Week 31
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 268. Week 32
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 269. Week 33
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 270. Week 34
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 271. Week 35
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 273. Week 37
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 274. Week 38
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 275. Week 39
The official opening of the Wellmeadow Supermarket by Rikki Fulton and Jack Milroy on 26th October 1971.
Director, John Cowan ; Producer, Cul-de-Sac productions .
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 276. Week 40
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 277. Week 41
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 278. Week 42
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 279. Week 43
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 280. Week 44
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 281. Week 45
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Not Subtitled] Programme 282. Week 46
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 283. Week 47
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 284. Week 48
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 285. Week 49
An illustration of the role of Quarriers homes for orphans.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 286. Week 50
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 287. Week 51
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 288. Week 1
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 289. Week 2
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 290. Week 3
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 291. Week 4
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 292. Week 5
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 293. Week 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 294. Week 7
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 295. Week 8
Made as a promotional film for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, it documents the history and industries of the town of Falkirk.
Director, J.S. Nairn and James Atterson. -- Credits: ph. J.S. Nairn art d. James Atterson supervision Councillor John Stewart.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 296. Week 9
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 297. Week 10
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 298, 299. Weeks 11, 12.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 300 - 302. Weeks 13 - 15
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 303, Week 16
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 304, 305. Weeks 17, 18
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programme 306, Week 19
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 307 - 309. Weeks 20 - 22
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 310 - 312. Weeks 23 - 25
Tuath Cheol, Special for the Scottish Film Archive. Presented by Anne Lorne Gillies and featuring leading Gaelic artistes performing classic country songs.
The launching of the "Queen Elizabeth" from John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank, by HM the Queen.
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 14: Am bruadaraiche beag bòidheach, Episode 15: Soraidh slàn a bhuraidh, Episode 16: Planaid nam breugadairean
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 17: Dubhach anns an dorchadas, Episode 18: Chan fhaca thu mo shamhail, Episode 19: Bòcain acrach nan cùirtear
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 20: Air chall sa mhaleid [Lost in the back pack], Episode 21: Glagan pòsaidh [Wedding bells], Episode 22: Telebhisean Zed [I want my Z TV]
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 23: Corruich nan seillean [To bee or not to bee], Episode 24: Iomlaid nan eanchainn [Mind over matter], Episode 25: Cleasachd chunnartach [Computer chaos]
Gaelic speaking children describe their world. [Source - Radio Times] Programmes 1 - 5
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 11 Reports on alcohol problems in the Western Isles, including a report from Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 12 Ignalina nuclear power station in Russia. Environmentalists concerned with Spanish plans to ship water from north to south of country; Shipyard workers in Gdansk feeling betrayed by union; Budweiser brewery to be privatised in Czech Republic.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 13 A Romanian bishop warns Scottish aid workers to stay at home. Galician fish waves fight drug traffickers.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 14 Reports about the fears over infant mortality rates in Poland, land and castles handed back to the Czechia gentry, environmentalists worries over plans for water supplies in Spain, and Pagans resurfacing in Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 15 Iain Morrison reports from Brussels, where GATT talks are underway, but French farmers are likely to stymie a new deal, and a discussion about the increasing number of European pensioners
Various scenes of Edinburgh including the Castle, Princess Street, the Botanic Gardens, the Dean village and the "Robert the Bruce" ferry on the river Forth.
[filmed by unknown amateur cinematographer].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 16 Reports on Lithuanian orphanages, European stag hunters in Moidart, Yugoslavian refugees in Callela in Spain, and a Belgian toilet exhibition
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 17 A look at three war veterans from Russia, Germany and Scotland meeting in Berlin.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 18 Featuring women of Palermo.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 26 - 29. Weeks 41 - 44
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 30 - 34. Weeks 45 - 48
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 1 Isle of Skye
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 2 Lochmaddy
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 3 Edinburgh
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 4 Glasgow
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 5 Lochboisdale
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 6 Portree
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 7 Isle of Harris
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 8 Stirling
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 9 Isle of Lewis
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 10 Oban
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 11 Aberdeen
Promotional film for the Ben Line Shipping Company. Shows how the company operates worldwide, especially in the supply routes of the Far East.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Robert Kemp comm. s. Victor Carin.
Landscape shots of the western Highlands including Inverewe National Trust Park.
Producer, [p.c. Campbell Harper Films Ltd.].
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 12 Balloch (Loch Lomond)
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Uile-bhèisd Loch Nis [Loch Ness monster]
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 1. An còmhnaidh nam chridhe. Always in my heart
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 2. Dè eile dhèanadh manach? What else would a monk do?
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 3. A' bhìrlinn gu tìr. The galley ashore
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 4. Am falbhanach samhraidh. The summer traveller
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 5 Deisiel air gach nì. Sunrise for all things
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 6. Aos dàna. Folk of gifts
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 7 Mairidh na clachan. The stones remain
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 8 A' Moladh Ainm. In Praise Of The Name
The work of the Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: comm. Robert Kemp and George Bruce narr. Tom Fleming ph. Mark Littlewood sd. rec. Brian Henniker p. Alan Harper m. The Regimental Band of the Cameronians (Scottish Rifle) bandmaster Thomas Charlton.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 13 St Andrews
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 14 Time capsule Monklands
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 15 Woods near Killearn
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 16 Glasgow
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 17 Glasgow (Shopping)
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 18 Last in the series. Filmed in Alloway
A documentary about the life and work of Gaelic speaking missionary Katie MacKinnon, including cartoon material about Katie made by school children.
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Not Subtitled] Featuring Maggie McInnes in Barra
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Featuring Wilma Kennedy
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Featuring Karen Matheson
The work of the St. Cuthbert's Association, with views of its shops, and interiors its bakery, meat and dairy departments. The film also mentions the political activity of the Co-operative, and its association with Mr Andrew Gilzean, Labour Member of Parliament for Central Edinburgh from 1945-1951.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. s. Frank Phillips. A Chelsea Colour Films Production.
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Christine Primrose
A TV series taking Gaelic singers back to places of special significance to them, and singing a selection of their favourite songs. [Not Subtitled] Featuring Màiri MacInnes
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Programme 1 This programme was broadcast from Broadford on the Isle of Skye, and features an introduction by the Reverend Ian Reid in English.
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Programme 2 This programme was broadcast from Broadford on the Isle of Skye, and features an introduction by the Reverend Ian Reid in English.
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Programme 3 This programme features a communion service in Broadford on the Isle of Skye
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Programme 4 This programme features anointing with Bishop Roderick at St Mary's Church in Benbecula
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Stornoway 1 This programme was broadcast from The Free Church in Stornoway
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Stornoway 2 This programme was broadcast from The Free Church in Stornaway
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Benbecula Mass
Cattle farming in the Uplands of Scotland, from hillside to market.
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Benbecula Benediction
A weekly roundup of the daily news service. Programme 6 1. Job opportunities for Gaelic speakers increase. 2. West Coast fishermen oppose tie-up rules 3. Crofters to become involved in forestry 1. Gaelic immersion course in Lewis 2. Fluoridation by HRC 3. Exhibition of highland paintings 1. Traditional methods of fighting crime 2. Teleworking in Ness 3. Padre Mac book
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 1. Aberdeen [Obar Deathain]
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 2. Inverness [Inbhir Nis]
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 3. Edinburgh [Dùn Èideann]
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 4. Dundee [Dùn Dè]
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 5. Stirling [Sruighlea]
A documentary series for young people, looking at the history and present of different Scottish towns, with mentions of various cultural venues and amenities, including restaurants and bars, punctuated by animated clips and music. Presented by Patsi NicChoinnich [Subtitled] Programme 6. Glasgow [Glaschu]
An hour long special about the musical influences and inspiration behind the music of the Gaelic band Runrig. Includes music shot on location in Canada, New York and Scotland, with dramatised cameos of the band members' childhood.
A tour of the Douglas Field jute mill by HRH Queen Elizabeth.
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 1
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 2
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 3
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 4
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 6
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 5
Tree of Knowledge. Four films exploring the roots of Gaelic culture in words, music and animated visuals, going through the alphabet and looking at Gaelic words [Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring Dr Iain MacAonghuis, archaeologist John Barber, music performances by Karen Matheson, Manus Lunny, Dan Ar Braz, Alastair Mac Illethain, talk about Gaelic music from Ailean Domhnallach and Marie Anna NicUalraig.
Tree of Knowledge. Four films exploring the roots of Gaelic culture in words, music and visuals. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 2
Tree of Knowledge. Four films exploring the roots of Gaelic culture in words, music and visuals. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 3
Tree of Knowledge. Last of four films exploring the roots of Gaelic culture in words, music and visuals. Music by Capercaillie [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 4
Shots of the interior and exterior of the Cameron Iron Works. [Rushes only].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 A look at how the Highlands & Islands may have to return objective one finance, a report on Friulian culture in Ialy, a report on fishing industry in the Baltic Islands, Celtic Film & Television Festival in Brittany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at a new Piping College in Glasgow, and John Morrison reporting from Inis Meáin
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 A look at how wind power is not being harnessed in the Western Isles, coastal erosion on Uist, and a studio interview with the Eurovision song contest in Ireland.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 A look at how the Scottish Office is attempting to privatise Calmac ferries again, and how Harrisman helped a disabled woman from Sarajevo
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Tourism special - John Morrison reports from Scotland and Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at conflicts between small communities and multi-national companies, cockle gatherers threat to the environment, and a studio interview about how pig manure is harming the dutch environment
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 A look at how fish farming is harming natural fish stocks, Donald Morrison reports on Slavs in Saxony, Ailig O'Henley reports on travel to Europe, and Anna MacLeod resport on wrestling in Brittany.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Featuring Donald Morrison reporting on disappearing Faroese communities.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 9 Reports on problems related to immigration in Russia, problems with tax evasion in Greece, how BSE is affecting the sale of highland cattle, and a Russian who feels he is a highlander.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 10 Report about the British Council hosting a Celtic festival in Barcelona
A history of the Port Edgar "George IV Old Scotch Whisky" distillery at South Queensferry. (15 mins)
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: The Distillers Agency Ltd proprietors of "King George IV" Old Scotch Whisky presents "The King and the Whisky". .
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Reports about how Objective One Money in the Highlands & Islands may have to be repaid to the EEC, on Friul culture in Italy, the fishing industry in Baltic islands and the Celtic Film & TV Festival in L'Orient
A documentary about Prince Charles visiting Berneray. During his visit he attends a Gaelic language church service and hears Psalm singing. [Subtitled]
A series of programmes examining the future of the Presbyterian Church, presented by Pàdraig MacAmhlaidh.
A documentary-drama following a touring bi-lingual Gaelic/Doric play featuring the contrasting cultures of North West and North East Scotland, against the background of the off-shore oil industry. [synopsis - Robin MacPherson]
Director, David Halliday ; Producer, An Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Production for Grampian Television. -- Credits: Cluicheadaran / Cast Lorna Wilma Cheanadach Freda Mary Anne Cockburn Mary Janie Garvie Seonaidh Mor Domhnall Ruadh MacIomhair Sim MacCoinnich Fionnlagh Iain MacRath Muriel Anna Mholreach Dod Steve Webb Ceol / Music Davy Cattanach Jonny Hardie John Jeep Irvine Buzby MacMillan Stiuriche Ealain / Artistic Director Alastair McDonald Sgriobhaichean / Writers Domhnall Ruadh, Alastair McDonald Rianachd Dannsa / Choreography Caroline Reagh, Jonothan Campbell, Nikki McCretton Dealbhadair Dreach / Costumes Mary Robson Ceol le Cead music by kind permission Old Blind Dogs, Copyright Bulk Music / Klub Records Dealbh-chluich air a cur air doigh le Drama na h-Alba an cois na Invisisble Bouncers Play developed by DRama na h-Alba and Invisible Bouncers Proiseact air a dheasachadh le Proiseact Nan Ealan Project developed by National Gaelic Arts Theatre camara solais / lighting camera Sam Maynard obraiche camara / camera operator Andy MacLeod tacsa camara / assistant camera Mark Raeburn dealbhadair solais / lighting designer Ike Isaksen tacsa solais / lighting assistant Calum Domhnallach fuiam / sound Alan Brereton, Cameron Crosby obraiche 'boom' / boom operator Rupert Castle rianaiche / production manager Anna Mhoireasdan griops / grips James Coulter, Alex Leadbetter rianaiche steids / stage director Iain Campbell leas-rianaiche steids / deputy stage manager Andy Laing tacsa steids / stage assistants Michael Murray, Derek Mhoireach tacsa dreach / wardrobe assistant Naomi NicLeoid claradh-ciuil / music recording Mark Dana deasachadh teip bhidio / on-line editor Douglas Gray measgachadh / dubbing mixer Dave Murricane deasachadh / editor Cassandra Grogan ard riochdaire / executive producer Ailean Domhnullach riochdaire / producer Robin MacPherson stiuiriche / director David Halliday An Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Production for Grampian Television Fhuair am program sea taic airgid bho Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig CTG Copyright Grampian Television MCMXCIII .
Ann an 1984 ghluais sagart a Uidhist a Deas gu Quito ann an Ecuador a dh'obair a-measg daoine bochda a' bhaile. Tha am prògram seo a' dèanamh dealbh air toiseach a bheatha anns an dùthaich sin. Father Colin MacInnes a priest from South Uist moved to Quito in Ecuador to work among the poor of the city. This programme explores the first years of his work there. [Programme 1 of 2] [source: BBC website https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06gpk4h]
Director, Jan Pester ; Producer, p.c. MNE Television. -- Credits: MNE Television a production for Scottish Television Fhuair am program sea taic airgid bho Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig CTG.
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 1
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 2
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 3
Dredger arriving at Leith, tugs at work.
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 4
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 5
TV series looking at antiques, memorabilia and items of interest found in the homes of Gaels, museums, and unusual locations [Subtitled] Programme 6
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 10 - 13. Weeks 25 - 28
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 14 - 17. Weeks 29 - 32
A retrospective series which highlights the major events in sport, fashion, popular culture and politics of the 70's. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Devolution in the air
Life on the Orkney islands seen through the eyes of a mail boat skipper, a farmer and a civil air-service pilot. Film includes brief shot of German fleet in Scapa Flow prior to scuttling in 1919 and an aerial shot of the Churchill Barriers.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films. -- Credits: w. Robert Kemp comm. s. Moultrie Kelsall cam. Gordon Mackay ed. David Hanley sd. rec. W. J. MacLean.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 33 - 36
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 1: An Inspectair, Episode 4: Na rabaidean cluasach
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 2: Na snoozie, Episode 3: Crìochnachadh rudan
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 5: Tormad crosda, Episode 6: An aisling mhòr
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 7: Factar nan uile-bhèisd. Episode 8: Sgiobair spàgan
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 9: Chiste-teatha chunn, Episode 11: Bruadaran is Bimbi's
A Gaelic language version of the children's English language animated television series. When children go to sleep, it is Captain Zed's and his partner PJ's job to prevent children from having nightmares in the dream zone. [Source - Wikipedia] Episode 10: A' fàs mòr, Episode 12: Crìonadh luchd-faire, Episode 13: Trom laighe na nolla
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Weeks 37 - 40
EPSTEIN: The Memorial Exhibition in Edinburgh
Footage of Edinburgh and the Epstein exhibition of sculpture as part of the Edinburgh International Festival.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper comm. w. Hew Lorimer, D.M. Elliot comm. sp. Tom Fleming .
Visit to areas of Highland Scotland where Gaelic once thrived but is now quite rare, from Sutherland to Argyll and areas in-between. The accents spoken are quite distinctive and not often heard [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 1: Grogan grogaidh, Episode 2: Cairdean fas as, Episode 3: Seirdseant beibidh
Cèilidh nan Gaidheal bho Thaigh Cluiche Eden Court Inbhir Nis. Live performances of Gaelic songs and dances such as Puirt à Beul [Not Subtitled]
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 19 Stobo Castle
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 20 Aberfoyle
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 21 Barra
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 22 Arran
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 23 Lewis
Construction and subsequent operation of Bell's whisky distillery at East Mains, Edinburgh, with the the official opening by Sir Alec Douglas-Home.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 24 Inverness
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 25 Edinburgh
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 26 Fort George
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 28 Helmsdale
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 28 New Lanark
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 29 Glasgow
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 30 Islay
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 31 West Highland Way
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 32 East Lothian
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 33 Mull
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 34 Inveraray
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 35 Ayr
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 36 Last in the series, filmed in Fife.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 35 - 37. Weeks 49, 50
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Dealbhan Beò
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. An aileag bhocadach
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Air an t-sitig
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Fealla-dhà agus failegs
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 19 Iain Morrison resports on nationalism and racism in Bosnia, and Lourdes.
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Gnothac gnùsdaich
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 20 Reports about Lithuania, single parents and Gaelic broadcasting
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 21 Reports on the Protestant church in Holland and Crofting
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 22 A report on Gaelic medium education
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 23 Christmas special
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Ruigidh each mall muilgann [Slow and steady wins the race]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Cathraichean Ceòlmhor
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Caraidean Caochlaideach
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Teas agus fuachd [Hot and cold]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Boinneag no bailc [Droplet or shower]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Mar am beathach [Like an animal]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. A' shròin a' cur air
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Ceangailte ri chèile
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Gealach slàn [Full moon]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. As an rathad is a t-sealadh
Exhibition of works by people with disabilities in Edinburgh.
Children's TV show with puppets and set on a boat. Programmes 1 - 6
Children's TV show with puppets and set on a boat. Programmes 7 - 13
Children's TV show with puppets and set on a boat. Programmes 1 - 7
The National Commercial Bank of Scotland, its staff and customers.
Children's TV show with puppets and set on a boat. Programmes 8 - 13
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 38 - 41, Weeks 3 - 6 Telefios News Review 1994
A series of three programmes aimed at teachers, play-leaders and parents of infants being taught in Gaelic, giving an insight to the variety of successful teaching methods used in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Programme 1: An t-ionnsachadh bòideach An overview of teaching methods in Celtic countries, featuring interviews with parents and educators.
A series of three programmes aimed at teachers, play-leaders and parents of infants being taught in Gaelic, giving an insight to the variety of successful teaching methods used in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Programme 2: Oideachadh thall 's a-bhos Featuring interviews recorded in all three countries
A series of three programmes aimed at teachers, play-leaders and parents of infants being taught in Gaelic, giving an insight to the variety of successful teaching methods used in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Programme 3: Mire is Cànan Teachers introduce language through a range of play activities.
Homes for the elderly run by the Church of Scotland.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. Rev. L. Beattie Garden, M.A. p. Ronald Hunston.
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 42 - 45, Weeks 7 - 10
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring the Black Rock Coalition, Papa Wemba, Louisiana Cajuns, Sharron Shannon and Terem Quartet.
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring Israeli musician Ofra Haza, Sfatiyim, Zehava Ben, music video by David D'Or, Flamenco Rumba musician Aurora, Los Chunguitos and Sami singer Marie Boine
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 3 'Berlin Tracks' special presented by Juri Panfilowitsch and featuring Victor 'Vitico' Cruz, Islamic Force, Angelique Kidjo from Benin, Grupo Vocal Sampling, Breton band EV, and a music video from Senegal singer Baaba Maal.
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring an introduction to country music with singers Nanci Griffith, Guy Clark and George Hamilton V, a music video from Garth Brooks, talk about Shaabi music with Tarek El-Kashef and music from the Pyramids, drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson on New York, and music videos from Malian musician Ali Farka Toure and Australian band Yothu Yindi
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 5 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring David Byrne of the Talking Heads, Jorge Ben, Tom Ze, Said Murad and Kamilya Jubran from Palestinian band Sabreen talking about Intifada music, and stories from Afro-Funk musician Manu Dibango, Criminal Bass, King Daddy Yod
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 6 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring the Prague music scene with Richie Julius Nemcok, Uz Jsme Doma, Borek Holecek and Garaz, talk about the Egyptian music scene with Moodie El-Imam, Aida, Tarek El-Kashef, Mohamed Foad, Hisham Abbas & Hameed Sharae, music videos from Welsh musician Bob Delyn, Algerian musician Khaled, and Peter Gabriel.
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 7 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 8 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 9 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 10 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring piper Davey Spillane, Columbian band Tupamaros, record producer Bill Laswell, and a music video by Mahlathini & the Mahotella Queens
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 11 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring Salsa band Fania All Stars, an introduction to the Toronto Reggae Scene with Denise Jones, Toronto rappers Dream Warriors, metal band Rocktopus, a music video by Deep Forest, an interview with Ali Hassan Kuban and Mohamed Mounir on Nubian music and culture
An award winning World Music series, featuring interviews with musicians and clips of live performances around the world. [Source - Vimeo] [Subtitled] Programme 12 Presented by Ryno MacGillemhoire and featuring rappers KRS 1, DMX, ICE T, ME PHI ME, PM Dawn, Arrested Development, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, folk musician Steve Cooney, music video by Yothu Yindi, Tarika Sammy with Malasy music from Madagasgar and Mandinka music from Salif Keita
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 24 Reporting about drugs
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 25 Reports on the winter olympics in Lillehammer, overcrowding in Brussels, and the Saami tribe in Finland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 26 A rocket range special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 27 Featuring Hungarians in Slovakia, Spain, Afrikaaners
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 28 Ireland, Hungary, Witchcraft
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] A look at Search & Rescue on Scottish mountains, crofters & forestry, and chocolate in Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 30 International Women's Day Special
Memorial service by members of the Order of St John. [Rushes only].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 31 A look at Nationalism in Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 32 Last in the series. A look back at some of the stories covered in the series
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 1 Helicopter - air iteig le helicoptair
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Loganair - air iteig le plèana beag
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 British Airways shuttle - air iteig air an iomairt
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Air Canada - air iteig tha a' chuain
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Concorde - aig iteig aig astar
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 47 - 49, Weeks 11 - 14
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues. [Not Subtitled] Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon visit North Uist, where they join the local chlidren at Paible. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues. [Not Subtitled] Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon visit South Harris, where they join the local children at the Mòd, and meet a young entrepreneur. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues [Not Subtitled] Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon visit local children in Daliburgh. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues, presented by Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon [Not Subtitled] This programme is set on the Isle of Barra.
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues, presented by Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon [Not Subtitled] This programme is set in the middle district of South Uist.
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues, presented by Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon [Not Subtitled] This programme is set in Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye.
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues, presented by Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon [Not Subtitled] This programme is set in Ness on the Isle of Lewis.
A series of educational programmes for children, featuring topical local issues, presented by Cathy MacDonald and Alastair MacKinnon [Not Subtitled] This programme is set in Point on the Isle of Lewis.
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Not Subtitled] Featuring live music from Paible, North Uist. [Oidche de cheòl agus òrain a Uibhist a Tuath]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Talla an t-Oib, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from Leverburgh Hall, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Talla Dhalabroig, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from Daliburgh Hall, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Talla a' Bhagh a Tuath, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from North Bay Hall, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
The miners' gala day in Edinburgh, with the Scottish Miners Youth contingent, procession and rally, pipe band and sports competitions.
Director, p. James Dickson, the National Union of Mineworkers Scottish area. ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Gala Day Organiser Alex Moffat Assistant Gala Day Organiser James Dickson, Scottish E.C. Member.
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Talla Staoinibrig, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from Stoneybridge Hall, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Club Shoisealta Nis, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from Ness Social Club, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Oidhche de cheol agus orain a Talla na h-Airde, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. An evening of music and song from Aird Hall, presented by Cathy MacDonald. [Source - BBC]
Broadcasts of cèilidhs from around Scotland, concentrating on singers, musicians and storytellers [Not Subtitled] Ceol agus orain a Seann Taigh-sgoile Dhun Bheagain, air a libhrigeadh le Catrìona NicDhomhnaill. Music and song from the Old School House, Dunvegan, presented by Cathy MacDonald [Source - BBC]
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from North Uist
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from Harris
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] Worship from St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Daliburgh in South Uist, with Canon John Angus Galbraith. The service features the confirmation of local children by the Bishop of Argyll and the Isles, Rev Roderick Wright. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is a fisherman's mass broadcast from Harris
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from the Middle district on Lewis
An electric barn hay drier in operation at Auchencruive Agricultural College, Ayrshire.
Director, p. James Eddlestone ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: pres. South of Scotland Electricity Board agric. adv. R.M.T. Wilson..
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from Ness, Lewis
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from Knock Free Church of Scotland in Point, Isle of Lewis. Conducted by Reverend Kenneth Smith.
A series of religious service programmes recorded in different communities in the Higlands and Islands. [Not Subtitled] This service is broadcast from Lonemore Free Church of Scotland in Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, with Reverend Murdo MacLeod, Donald Campbell and John Alick MacLeod
A weekly round up of the daily news service, concentrated mainly on Western Isles news, and Gaelic interest news stories from elsewhere [Subtitled] Programmes 50 - 53, Weeks 15 - 18
Programme looking at the crofting war on Lewis and the building of a memorial cairn at Balallan. [Not Subtitled]
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 1 Ealain ann an dealbh
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 2 Ealain ann an cartùn
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 3 Ealain ann am fasan
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Ealain air an uar
A series of children's programmes involving problem solving, art, and travel. Programme 5 Ealain ann an pùpaid
Former deathwatch officer Frank McKue talks about his experiences in Barlinnie Prison on his return to the execution chamber before its demolition.
Director, & p. David G Scott ; Producer, Reel Death Films. -- Credits: cam. John Harper, David Byrne, Brian Droy lighting David Byrne grip Lucien Grieve sd. Mark Rose film ed. Rachel Seiffert still phot. Gavin Turnbull, Tom O'Brien rostrum cam. Bert Ross titles Ray Lee tech. consultant Tim Leech prison liason Mick Feeney sd. dub Bronek Korda mus. inspiration Iain Cartwright archive recording Ambrose and his Orchestra light. assis. Mike Ratcliffe location lights by Hammerhead Lenses by GHS sd. transfer Ian Macrae film processing by Rank Laboratories financial ass. from Glasgow City Council, Laura Ackerman, and GFY.
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Mol ùr air an tràigh
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Craobhan àrda, gathan grèine
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Dà bhruach na h-aibhne
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 A bheil sinn mar a bha?
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Slighe cheòlmhor gu crois an rathaid
A portrait in words, music and song of the Gaelic-speaking community in Cape Breton Island, Canada. With Morag Stewart. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 Dùthaich no pàirc dhualchais
This programme looks at the special relationship between the people of Islay and Ballycastle in Northern Ireland. Two groups of people sail from Islay to visit the Ballycastle fair. [Subtitled]
A promotional film for the Dunfermline Building Society showing how it can help a young couple buy their own home.
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 1
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 2
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 3
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 4
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 5
A series of musical programmes with a mix of contemporary Gaelic songs and Country & Western music, recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. [Subtitled] Programme 6
Footage of the Scottish band Capercaillie [Subtitled]
The various activities of the Girls' Guildry, including summer camp.
Director, Robert L. Fairfoull ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: m. Eddie McCauley Betty portrayed by Margaret Schofield-Palmer sc. Isobel Knight.
A drama documentary based on the life and works of folklorist Calum Iain Mac Gilleathain. The programme is presented by his nephew Colin MacLean, who traces his life and talks to people he met on his travels in Scotland, Ireland and Sweden. [Not Subtitled]
An tionndadh Gaidhlig den sgeulachd bheo-dheilbte le Tearlach, Prionnsa na Cuimrigh, a chaidh a chraoladh ann an 1995 ach a chaidh a sgriobhadh ann an 1980. Tha Bodach a' teicheadh dhan mhointeach airson fois is sith gun fhios aige air an dorch bhuaidh a tha e a' toirt air beatha nan daoine beaga, Na Guirmean! Fiolm a tha ainmeil airson am Prionnsa a' deanamh a dhicheall Gaidhlig a bhruidhinn. Chan eil e a' deanamh ro dhona! With Dòmhnall Ruadh, Catriona Lexy Chaimbeul, Dòmhnall Niall MacLeoid [Source - Gaelic Filmz, YouTube]
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring comedian, singer, piper and author Norman MacLean
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Angus MacQueen
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring former headteacher, writer, broadcaster Eilidh Watt, who has also had personal experience of second sight.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Featuring Murdo E MacDonald
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Featuring former school teacher and headmaster of some of Scotlands' best known schools, Farquhar MacIntosh
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Featuring fisherman, mariner, weaver and crofter Angus MacLeod
DIAMOND JUBILEE OF THE BURGH OF LARGS: Crowning of the 'Brisbane Queen' and Procession
The pageant and crowning ceremony of the Diamond Jubilee "Brisbane Queen" Ena Baird, Largs.
Dithis sheinneadair, cruinneachadh ciùil agus uair an uaireadair de cheasnachadh is craic. Two singers, collecting music and an hour of questions and conversation. [Source - BBC Alba] [Subtitled]
A compilation of short films in Gaelic from the Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust, created using puppets, animation and FX. Film titles: Ronan, Fàlan ‘sa Staca, Mòd Oidche Shamhna, Campa Slàinte Stafainn, A’ Cocaireachd le Caraidean, Chan Eil Air A Mhèirleach Ach Da Shùil
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Am poileasman's am pàidh [Apple pie bed]
Puppets demonstrate how to build a house. [Based on the book of the same title by Ronald MacKin and Myles Lee].
Director, Liam Hood ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Based on the book of the same title by Ronald MacKin and Myles Lee: pub. by Oxford Univ. Press. pl. by. Lee Puppets..
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 4: Ciorstaigh Coposaurus, Episode 5: Abair meas [The flying banana], Episode 6: A' spageil tro na raithean, Episode 7: 'S ann ort a tha an droch dhath, Episode 8: Theab e bhit hiort [Up in the air], Episode 9: Caogad gu h-aon [Flukes and flounders]
An educational film to show infants how clothes are made from sheep's wool.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. L. R. Annand (Miss) educ. adv. L. R. Annand sup. Infant Panel.
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 10: An Grobaic, Episode 11: A' tighinn a-nuas le brag, Episode 12: Gìog ort [Peek-a-boo], Episode 13: Gur trom mo smuaintean, Episode 14: 'S fheàrr sgur na sgaineadh, Episode 15: An ceòl air feadh na fidhle
Rathad nan Ceàrd. Tormod MacGhilleathain travels through Scotland to the Kyle of Tongue, tracing the routes taken by communities of travellers and tradespeople, and visiting old campsites. Along the way he is joined by Essie Stewart, Hamish Henderson, and Alec John Williamson, to explore the lives, songs, stories and contributions of 'the summer travellers' to Scotland's culture and history [Subtitled]
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presenter Tormod MacGhilleathain.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 a look at bulb field in the Uists, a French football team and traditional methods in Italy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Reports about Bulgarian ships and sailors, a new disease affecting fish farming, Iceland and puffins
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Reports about an age bar on pregnancy, the running of the perfume industry, and traditional methods of transport in Cyprus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Reporting on Lingerbay quarry, and an opinion poll on a Norwegian quarry
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Reports on terrorists in Spain, poisonous spa waters in Budapest, a man preparing for the end of the world and peat cutting in Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Reports about Cyprus, Spanish co-ops, and new dance
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 A look at the University of the Highlands & Islands (UHI)
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Reporting on five years since the disappearance of the Berlin wall, the French foreign legion, and communist art works
Puppets learn the dangers of quicksand. [Based on the book of the same title].
Director, Liam Hood ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: act. the Lee puppet. Based on the book of the same title by Ronald MacKin and Myles Lee; published by Oxford Univ. Pr..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 9 Reporting on the national lottery, Norwegian tax levels, homelessness in Germany and Basque men
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 A report on Sweden's vote to join the EU, a couple seperated by race and a strange Irish festival
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 11 A special programme reporting on domestic violence
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 12 Reports about Norway being outside the EU, the effect on peripheral areas of Scotland, and marriage of Catholic priests
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 13 Reporting about euthanasia
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 14 Reports about unemployment in Europe, 'EU monster destroying Brussels' and how traditional ways of life in Austria are disappearing
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 Reports about nuclear waste in Norway, port wine under threat in Portugal, the housing market in St Petersburg, and a Swedish sister for Nessie
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 16 Report on EU money being spent in peripheral areas
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 17 An armistice special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 18 Reports about German women who are choosing between children and work, two European countries to be linked by bridge, what is the price of dental health and a calm evening in Iceland
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN PLANT HOUSES, EDINBURGH
The planning and construction of the new plant houses for Edinburgh's botanical gardens, and the Royal opening by Princess Margaret.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 19 Reports on how a communist town in Spain is creating a utopia, the possible new status for Gaelic with devolution, and care in the community
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 20 Reports on the increase of Christian youth groups in Dresden, and the value of cow dung in Norway
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 21 Reports about a Swedish region hoping to gain Devolution, a German scheme to prevent racism, wind power Scottish office, and Leprosy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 22 Reports about an open house for drugs users in Europe, sheep subsidy for crofters, and fraud from the European purse
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 23 A look at the signs of hope for victims of loan sharks in Naples, fears over the North Rail link, and the unhealthiest town in Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 24 A look at Celtic nationalism
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 25 Reporting on the fishing industry in crisis
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 26 Last in the series. Reports about tourism in Capri, a dispute in the Harris Tweed industry, the silk industry in France and a short review of different reports in the series
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 1 Fine agus poileataics. Clan and politics. A look at the significance of the Statues of Iona, the role of Alasdair MacColla, the Wars of Montrose and the massacre of Glencoe, with Martin Martin. [Source - Radio Times]
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 2 Tha Sin cruaidh. That is hard.
PHYSICS FOR ALL (AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH)
Staff and pupils carrying out physics experiments in Kirkcaldy High School and Heriot Watt College.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd. . -- Credits: cam. Ian Kennedy and Brian Easton. sc. & tech. sup. W.R. Ritchie. comm. w. W.G. Beaton comm. s. Bryden Murdoch. Producers acknowledge the assistance given by Kirkcaldy High School, Fife and Heriot Watt College, Edinburgh..
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 3 Maise a' cheò. Exquisite mist.
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 4 Nòah an Nis. Noah in Ness.
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 5 Calum Caramel Tonight, how tartans add to the image of Gaels [Source - Radio Times]
A documentary series in which presenter Cathy MacDonald looks at the history and present of Gaels in Scotland through exploring her own family history [Subtitled] Programme 6 Falbh is tighinn. Coming and going. Last in the series. Tonight, how the Gaelic culture has survived. [Source - Radio Times]
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 1
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 2
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 3
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 17
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 15
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip atttend Co-operative Centenary.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 22
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 23
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 24
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 25
Join Cathy MacDonald for some of the best moments from the last series of traditional Gaelic cèilidhs [Source - Radio Times] Programme 1
Join Cathy MacDonald for some of the best moments from the last series of traditional Gaelic cèilidhs [Source - Radio Times] Programme 2
Join Cathy MacDonald for some of the best moments from the last series of traditional Gaelic cèilidhs [Source - Radio Times] Programme 3
Children's TV series broadcast on Channel 4, covering Scottish Gaelic Language for primary school pupils. Programmes 7 - 10
Film about water used for domestic purposes in Edinburgh. (20 mins)
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. s. Brydon cam. Ian Kennedy, Mark Littlewood In the making of the film, thanks are due to Chairman James McInally, the Water Committee and the members of the staff of the Water Department..
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 61, 62, 63 Filmed in Galloway, London and Islay
The journey from Mallaig to St. Kilda in the Western Isles and general scenes of the island's derelict houses, flora and wildlife. Shots of the St. Kilda wren.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 64, 65, 66 Filmed in Dunkeld, Epping Forest and Dunstaffnage Castle
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Reports on drugs abuse at Stornoway raves, Colditz castle for sale, and the oldest band in Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 2 Reports on Greek women being denied freedom and choice, Berlin as the possible new centre of Europe, and pigeon power in Belgium
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Reports on care in the community, a threat from sea to an island in Holland, and a Spaniard making the world's best guitars
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 A look at Corsica's campaign for independance, French nuclear testing and new football rules
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at Finland in the EU, the price of a child in Greece, empty rural areas in Ireland, and a Frenchman who wanted to rule Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 7 Reporting on French views on independance attempt in Quebec, Radon gas possibly causing cancer in Germany, An Austria women's campaign to help refugees, and a sardine festival in Southern France
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 8 Reports on street children in Budapest, San Marino football team, Scottish salmon loosing out in shops 'fish war' and ancient boats in Greece
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 9 A look at at the agony of ecstacy, Spanish mothers fighting drug barons, the committee of the regions, twirling to the tango
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 Reports on how communist power is rising again, an interest in old language amoung young people in Hungary, divorce in Ireland, efforts to preserve seafaring tradition in Portugal
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. & comm. Ian H. Curdie narr. Bryden Murdoch ph. Mark Littlewood sd. rec. Brian Heniker p. Alan Harper The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance given by Glasgow Weather Centre, Hermitage Academy, Helensburgh and Hutcheson's Boys Grammar School Glasgow .
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 11 A report on the catholic church in crisis throughout Europe
A Scottish history series which enables Gaelic speaking pupils to refine their understanding of the Scottish identity through their own language. Programme 2.
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 1: Ploicean dearc agus cloimhean, Episode 2: Spàrdaireachd, Episode 3: A' choille ghruamach, Episode 4: Oidhche ghèile mhòr, Episode 5: Thalla's tarraing, Episode 6: Croabh nan dùrachd, Episode 7: Tha sradag ann, Episode 8: Midas teòclaid, Episode 9: Teas 's fuachd [Hot and cold], Episode 10: Air chrith [Wibbly wobbly]
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 11: Sound judgement, Episode 12: Trouble in toyland, Episode 13, Episode 14: What was that? Episode 15: It's all mine
A Gaelic version of the English language children's TV show 'The Magic House', combining puppetry, scale model sets and special FX. Episode 11: Sound judgement, Episode 12: Trouble in toyland, Episode 13, Episode 14: What was that?, Episode 15: It's all mine
Turas gu Sasainn. A six part series in which Ailick MacDonald and Cailean MacLean travel south to find out what makes the English tick. their first stop is at Lords cricket ground in London. They go on to observe English life, including a St George's Day celebratory roast beef banquet. [Source - Radio Times] [Subtitled] Episodes 1, 2 Turas: the Midge. A' lorg uilebheist na Gàidhealtachd. Calum Angus MacKay has tips on how to cope with the midge. [Subtitled]
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 67, 68, 69
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programmes 70, 71, 72
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Barra Hymns. This programme was broadcast from St. Vincent's Church on Barra
Science experiments in Barrhead High School.
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] This programme was broadcast from St. Columba's in Glasgow
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] Programme 2 This programme was broadcast from Eoligarry on Barra, and features the Barra Mass
A series of religious services recorded in various locations throughout the Gàidhealtachd [Subtitled] This programme was broadcast from Gairloch Free Church
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 Reports on Corsica's campaign for independance, French nuclear testing, French government ending up in court and new football rules
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 5 A mòd special on land ownership and use
The processing of the raw materials required for paper-making and some of the end products.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper comm. s. Kennith Horne comm.w. Clifford Hanley composed and conducted by Arthur Blake ph. Ian Kennedy ph.ass. Bruce Mitchell, Brian Easton add. ph. and effects Bill Harrington.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 12 Reports on unrest in France, Germans emigrating but not from Germany, do's and don't in Sweden, and complaints from European fishermen
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 13 Madrid
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 14 A report on sunday ferries from Lewis and Harris, the Madrid summit, and being scared of spiders
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 Chernobyl
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 16 Reports on fighting crime in Naples, Hungarian gypsy farmers being left homeless due to environmentalism, and a holiday with monks
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 17 Reports on post communist Albania, the European single currency, and a football manager who never left home
The treatment of tuberculosis at East Fortune hospital.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 18 Reports about Albanian political prisoners, safety of ferries, ex-communists who succumbed to 'golf mania' and the Irish peace process
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 19 Reports about human trafficking exploiting Albanian refugees and French trendsetters
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 20 A look at Hilter's holiday home, the plight of refugees in Berlin, how Italian faith is not always in god, and the EU role for peace in Northern Ireland.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 21 Reports about Brussels, Luxembourg, bullfighting in Spain, and housing problems
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 22 Reports about the destruction of war that is still affecting France, Northern Finland wanting to break away from the EU, and secret Swiss bank accounts
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 23 A look at the contentious issue of the Scottish government's plan to scrap regional and district councils, that will be replaced by single-tier authorities.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 24 Reports in smoking in Switzerland, prostitution in Naples, a car of the future, and the Maastricht treaty
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 25 Features about Norway one year after voting against EU Spanish civil war, and environmental damage caused by sheep in Ireland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 26 Last in the series. A look at Ireland and the question of Language.
roimh ghaoth a'gheamhraidh = bEFORE WINTER WINDS
In the permanent winter night of a South Georgia whaling station tension amongst the hands spill out into recrimination and in-fighting. The dying days of the whaling industry in the early sixties form the background to this magical drama. [synopsis from Scottish Screen Short Film Catalogue]
Director, [d. Bill MacLeod] ; Producer, [p.c. Caille Bianain]. -- Credits: [w. Bill MacLeod, Martin MacDonald ed. Margaret Renwick m. John Maxwell Geddes ph. Phil Dawson p. design Bob Smart, Dennis Knotts sd. Alan Cooper costume design Kirsten Phillip make-up Elaine Coburn Cast Iain MacRae Java Tom McIver Dantey DW Stewart Bonas Deborah Ross An Nighean].
Shots of Uniroyal building site and North British Rubber's Newbridge factory. [Rushes only].
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 5 Golspie Programme
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 10
General scenes of the Highlands and young people at work cleaning up the hillsides.
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 11
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 12
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 13
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 14
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 16
The Cable Belt rope driven conveyor at work.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper ph. Russell Walker & Data Film Unit. comm. s. Leonard Maguire. rec. Ian Duff. Cable Belt gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the National Coal Board and the Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers Ltd. in the production of this film. .
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 1 Reports on a possible higher cancer rate in Benbecula, and the survival of the church in the islands, as well as a look back at the week's events
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at the millenium commission to fund the University of the Highlands & Islands, a country that is wanting to join the EU, and a small country wanting to go it alone
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 3 Reports on the Harris tweed relaunch in Paris, and the future of the Jewish community in Europe
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 4 A look at Gaelic medium education, the merits of legal or official status for Gaelic language, and do professionals represent the Gaelic community?
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 5 A look at a debate between crofters and their representatives in the Western Isles, as well as crofters in Poland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 6 A look at a new Irish language television service, a prospective new member of the EU, and a country who's people don't want gold
A catalogue of the industries and inventions in Scotland.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: The Central Office of Information for the Scottish Home Department..
A drama-documentary examining life on St Kilda prior to the 1930 evacuation. Òrain, bàrdachd, dealbhan agus sgeulachdan a' toirt tuairmse dhuinn air beatha nan Gaidheal air Hiort. [Source - BBC Alba] [Not Subtitled]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Report on refugees in Munich
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 8 A look at Devolution in Edinburgh
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 9 Reports from Rome, on the single currency and devolution
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 Reports from the Isle of Skye about Scottish devolution, and a tribute to Sorley MacLean
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 11 Reports from Argyll on fish farming, the Breton language and Gaelic learners
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 12 Reports from Dublin on benefits to Ireland from being an EU country, and the Euro
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 13 A look at the Western Isles fishing industry, Eastern countries joining the EEC, and SID to Bosnia
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Mòd '96
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 14 The Hague, unrest on the Belgrade streets, and Gilbratar
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 15 Reporting from Denmark on the conflict between Greece and Turkey, and forestry policy in Ireland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 100 Inverness and Brussels
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 17 A look at Bilbao and the conflict between Greece and Turkey, trees, pigs and bottles of wine
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 18 Reporting from Amsterdan on child labour and the cost of petrol in the Highlands & Islands
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 19 Features about the common Euro currency in Berlin, and land ownership in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 20 Reports from Paris on highland food, and a small town in Greece
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 21 Reports about Lingerbay quarry in Harris, how the Italian government is seeking justice, and football in Portugal
The educational services provided in Glasgow, including work in primary schools, secondary schools and technical training for day release students.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. W.G. Beaton cam. Russell Walker nar. Bryden Murdoch.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 22 Features on Skye tourism, summer houses, and agriculture in France. Last in the series.
Activities on a farm including shearing, harvesting and ploughing.
The experiences of a Pakistani family after they relocated to Stornoway.
Director, Sonali Fernando ; Producer, Peripheral Vision . -- Credits: Special Thanks To The Ahmed Family, Saba & Neelum Amjad, Margaret Hulse, Alma Jamieson, Ella MacLean, Arshad Mohammed, Mohammed Saeed Rafi, James Van Der Pool, Giles Fernando, Breascleit Primary School, RNLI Stornoway, HMV, India, Magnasound, India, Navras Records, The Gaelic Television Committee, The People of Lewis, Outer Hebrides. Executive Producer Rodney Wilson Camera Assistant Alison Banham Production Assistant Satia Birdi Researcher Herman Jai Rodrigues Sound Recordist Di Ruston Lighting Camera Barbara Nicholls Production Accountant Margaret Trotter Editor Munni Kabir Producer Barbara Nicholls Director Sonali Fernando A Peripheral Vision Production for The Arts Council of England and Channel Four. © Arts Council of England and Channel Four MCMXCVI..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Election Special - Sovereignity
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Referendum
General scenes on the Western Isles, including shots of Iona Abbey, Fingal's Cave and McCaig's Tower in the Highland town of Oban.
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 First in the series. A special programme from the Royal National Mòd in Inverness, examining language learning. Presented by Anna MacLeod. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Features about Harris tweed, the Austrian border, and the budget for the European Bureau for Lesser Used Languages (EBLUL)
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at Scottish natural heritage, the Irish mòd, and Weegan
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme [Not Subtitled] Òran Eilean Eige. Prògram a' toirt sealladh iongantach air suidheachadh Eilean Eige ann an 1997 nuair a ghabh a' choimhearsnachd sealbh air an eilean aca fhèin. A programme telling the story of the 1997 community buyout of the Island of Eigg. Presented by John Morrison. [Source - BBC Alba]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Reports about North Uist and the Sterling, Ireland, and free heroin
A demonstration of how we as individuals are responsible to some degree for the appearance of everything in the world in which we live. It seeks to create awareness of design as something which affects us all.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: Produced in cooperation with the co-operation of A.R. Gallon as Educational Adviser..
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Reporting on Mostar in Bosnia, and the Euro in Germany
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 A look at Oslo's fish war, Cyprus and duty free goods
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme [Not Subtitled] This programme explores the various issues which will face the Scottish Parliament when it comes into being [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] A look at Budapest - East vs West, Cyprus and Holland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Reports about San Sebastian and Basques, Austria and Atletico Bilbao
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Anna Macleod reports on how Scotland's traditional music - an underfunded and neglected resource - might become a money-spinning, job creating industry, and perhaps gain interntional influence as a cultural ambassador. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Featuring Rome EEC borders, France, Montenegro
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 9 A look at Paris and the French rebellion, Moscow economy and the Dutch economy
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 10 Features about Drumcree orange marches, the Spanish mining industry and Bosnian refugees
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme [Not Subtitled] Who will benefit from the development of oil fields in the Atlantic Frontier? Reporter Iain Moireasdan investigates [Source - Radio Times]
Film of Dobson's of Edinburgh construction company at work. [Rushes only].
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 11 A look at Corsica, Estonia and Poland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 12 A look at abortion in Portugal, Baltic states and nuclear waster in France
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 13 A look at petrol prices, HIV and Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Subtitled] Programme 14 A look at Yugoslavia, Turkey and Belarus
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 15 Last in the series. A look at aid from Europe, Spanish women and French policy
The monthly Gaelic current affairs programme investigates the proposal to bring denominational schools to the Highlands and Islands. Anna MacLeod looks at what this could mean for the region. [Source - Radio Times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 6
Scots Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Aig a’Mhod ‘97
Interior shots of Beardmore's factory, probably at Parkhead in Glasgow. [Rushes only.]
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION WITH CUISENAIRE MATERIAL
The teaching of arithmetic using Cuisenaire materials at Moray House College, Edinburgh.
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 24 Special 1 & Na Magairean
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 A look at the German election in Berlin, National park and the return of terrorists
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 A look at St Petersburg and the Russian economy, Azores and sport in a small country
From the island of Barra in the Outer Hebrides to the islands of Tonga in the South Pacific, this film follows the trip of a lifetime for a group of Scottish youngsters on a cultural exchange. [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Features about Corsican terrorists, Icelandic genetics and Angus Peter's diary
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Featuring the national Mòd, and a crofting debate
Gaelic children's magazine, with music, live chat and a whole load of laughs. [Source - BBC Alba] Programme 4 Mòd 1998 special. Cathy MacDonald introduces highlights from the 95th Royal National Mòd in Portree, Isle of Skye, featuring winners from the final day of the children's competitions [Source - Radio Times]
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Features about Croatian in Perth prison and Basque elections
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Features about Sutherland, France and Sicily
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Norway, Portugal and Gaelic games
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Featuring Kosovo, Poland, Sweden
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 9 Reports about Wales, Sicily and BSE in Portugal
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 10 Features about air services, racism, and Iceland
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 11 Features about monetary unions, Greek refugees and Polish mines
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 12 Euro Summit
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] Programme 13 Features about Pinochet, the alginate industry, Hungary
An explanation of the volcanic origins of Castle Rock and Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, the Isles of Staffa and Arran and the cauldron subsidence of Glencoe.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: consultant. Sir Edward Baillie. p. sup. James Hossack and D. E. Elliot. tech. d. W.J. MacLean comm. Alastair MacIntyre.
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 7
A trailer for the Scottish Youth Hostel Association.
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 8
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 9
A Gaelic version of the English language programme 'Space Ark'. A group of alien robots discuss different topics related to life on earth. [Not Subtitled] Programme 10
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] APC Special
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 15 Features about Dublin, Bulgaria and football in Spain
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 16 Features about the Irish peace process, police in Czech Republic, and Russian television
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 17 A look at how Irish political prisoners have been freed, drugs in Frankfurt and employment in Finland
Various adverts, including Lyons Maid products and local businesses.
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 18 A look at the poor in Russia, the Saami tribe, and immigrants on a Danish island
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 19 Featuring Bucharest, the German Stasi (secret police), and Czech religion
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 20 Features about Welsh language, professor Donald MacLeod on euthanasia, and independance for the Faroes
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 21 A look at the Brussels resignations, Bulgarian minister, and Corsican elections
The programme which provides a refreshing insight into, and an opportunity to participate in, the lives, cultures and language of fellow Europeans. With particular emphasis on subjects relevant to Scotland [Source - Radio times] [Not Subtitled] Programme 22 A look at EU finances, Objective 1 Funding and Finland
Possible trailer for the Blackpool Hippodrome, including Cilla Black singing "Tonight" and "Anyone Who Had a Heart".
The work of the emergency services in Glasgow, dealing with a hypothetical train disaster in Pollokshaws Road.
A drama documentary based on the life and works of folklorist Calum Iain Mac Gilleathain. The programme is presented by his nephew Colin MacLean, who traces his life and talks to people he met on his travels in Scotland, Ireland and Sweden. [Not Subtitled] (CLIAR SHEANACHAIN)
Gaelic Animation created and voiced by children, with music [Not Subtitled] Programmes 1 - 8 1. An doiteag Mhuileach's cairdean. Mull wind witch 2. An sgadan airgid. Silver herring 3. An nathair gheal. White snake 4. Murchadh dubh, na h-uamha. Black Murdo 5. Am piobaire deonach. Willing piper 6. Ailean nan creach. Alan of the forays 7. Nàbaidhean. Neighbours 8. Thig air ais a'ghrian. Come back, sun
Made for a first year university course on the History of Art, the film gives a detailed demonstration of the processes involved in creating an etching.
Producer, University of Glasgow Audio-Visual Service. -- Credits: sc. Roger Billcliffe, BA, Assistant Keeper of Fine Art, Glasgow University. demon. Elizabeth Fisher.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 37 In the first of a six-part series, Rhoda MacDonald makes a whistle-stop tour of Perth and helps to publicise a cèilidh. [Source - Radio Times] Featuring 'Pàdraig am bus trang' and the children of the Gaelic playgroup.
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 38 Buying clothes
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 39 Dunoon
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 40 Stirling Castle
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 41 Glasgow University
Cothrom Gàidhlig ionnsachadh le Rhoda NicDhòmhnaill. A series of programmes designed to assist viewers of all ages interested in learning Gaelic, presented by Rhoda MacDonald. Programme 42 Edinburgh
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 An coigreach. Superstar
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Colla an gaisgeach. Mungo the warrior.
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Am fèill threallaich. The jumble sale.
An instructional film for nurses and students in orthopaedics and plastic surgery.
Producer, University of Glasgow Audio-Visual Service. -- Credits: pres. and comm. J. Campbell Semple FRCS.
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Fànas-long. Spaceship
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Cur-seachad airson Giobaidh. Guthrie's Hobby.
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Na mèinnean càise. Cheese mines
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Latha dheth airson Bean Neill. Walpole's day off
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 8 Dimairt na gòraiche. Daft tuesday
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 9 Pàrtaidh co-là-breith. Mr Bartholomew's birthday
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 10 Bana-dhuic bhaile ghlamar
A children's programme set in a toy town inhabited by rodents. [Not Subtitled] Programme 13 Air an teilidh
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Featuring the late writer and poet Iain Crichton Smith
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring writer, actress, singer and cook Dolina MacLennan
An educational film made for palaeontology and sedimentology classes, it gives an introduction to the setting up of an actualistic model for interpreting ancient environments.
Producer, University of Glasgow Audio-Visual Service. -- Credits: comm. w. and comm. s. George Farrow BSc PhD FGS.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring Bill Innes
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring poet, writer and broadcaster Aonghais MacNeacail
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 This week's guest is academic, raconteur, writer and collector of folk tales John MacInnes
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. Programme 6 Tonight featuring storyteller, playwright and broadcaster Finlay MacLeod.
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 7 Featuring Fred MacAulay
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 2 Featuring Finlay MacNeill
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Featuring Calum Ferguson
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 4 Featuring Mòrag MacLeod
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Featuring Sir Iain Noble
Well known Gaels talk about their life, their work, and their story in a studio setting. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Featuring Kenna Campbell
Events in the life of the Stein family and their family-owned brickworks at Bonnybridge. Includes opening of Castlecary bowling green, gala day, staff garden party and coronation day celebrations. [See also refs. 2071-2075].
Gaelic phonics for children. Programmes 1 - 3
Gaelic phonics for children. Programmes 10 - 20
Animated Bible tales from the Old Testament. 1. Cruthachadh agus An Tuil 2. Abraham 3. Ioseph
Animated Bible tales from the Old Testament. Maois Rut Daibhidh agus Saul
Animated Bible tales from the Old Testament. Eliah Ionah Daniel
A one off documentary following three trainees hoping to enter into religious life. The contributors reveal why they have chosen this vocation, and what it means to them and their families. [Source - Radio Times]
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Angela MacEacharn interviews Kirsty Shaw at her home on the Isle of Lewis/Harris, including footage of setup and sound tests. Tape 1
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Angela MacEacharn interviews Kirsty Shaw at her home on the Isle of Lewis/Harris, including footage of setup and sound tests. Tape 2
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Programme 3 Part 1: A preview of a new television channel Sky Scottish, and a weekly film review Part 2: A preview of new Geur Ghearr film 'Roimh Ghaoth a' Gheamhraidh' and music from the Celtic Fiddle Festival
Brick-making at the Bonnybridge Stein family brickworks. [See also refs. 2070, 2072-2075].
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Alan Esslemont reviews new Irish television channel 'Teilifís na Gaeilge', and Aoife Ní Shéaghdh reviews the film 'Michael Collins' Part 2: Featuring Alasdair MacKinnon and Seonag Monk on tour with Gaelic theatre company Tosg, and music by The Whistlebinkies
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Alan Esslemont reviews new Irish television channel 'Teilifís na Gaeilge', and Aoife Ní Shéaghdh reviews the film 'Michael Collins' Part 2: Featuring Alasdair MacKinnon and Seonag Monk on tour with Gaelic theatre company Tosg, and music by The Whistlebinkies
A Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Shooglenifty, Alyth MacCormack, The Whistlebinkies, Tannas Part 2: Featuring The Celtic Fiddle Festival, The Whistlebinkies, Karen Matheson
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: Calum Angus MacKay reviews exhibition on the demise of North East culture, and Erica MacKinnon reviews film 'Last of the High Kings' Part 2: Featuring Christopher Whyte reviewing an exhibition about author and poet Kenneth White, and Karen Matheson
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. Programme 2 Part 1: Judith Peacock previews Celtic Connections festival, and Anne Lorne Gillies reviews the film 'Evita' Part 2: Featuring Marion Sinclair, Polygon Press and Deaf Shepherd
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 2 Part 1: Judith Peacock previews Celtic Connections festival, and Anne Lorne Gillies reviews the film 'Evita' Part 2: Featuring Marion Sinclair, Polygon Press and Deaf Shepherd
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part 1: Featuring Michael Flatley of 'Lord of the Dance', and Norman MacLean on 'Paracus' project Part 2: Featuring Arthur Donald reviews the film 'Shine', and The Humpff family
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part 1: Featuring John Angus MacKay on a Gaelic television committee broadcasting survey, and Aoife Ní Shéaghdh reviews the film 'My Mother's Son' Part 2: Featuring Catriona Nicolson, producer of television series 'Muinntir nan Eilean', and Mary Jane Lamont
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. Programme 5 Part 1: Margaret Mary Murray previews the Celtic Film Festival and Norman MacLean reviews the film 'Deacon Brodie' Part 2: Featuring a preview of new music programme 'Togaidh Sinn Fonn' by producer John Carmichael, and the Anna Murray Band
Mining for clay and the making of hand-made bricks at the Stein Manuel brickworks, Linlithgow. [See also refs. 2070-2075].
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Part 1: Margaret Mary Murray previews the Celtic Film Festival and Norman MacLean reviews the film 'Deacon Brodie' Part 2: Featuring a preview of new music programme 'Togaidh Sinn Fonn' by producer John Carmichael, and the Anna Murray Band
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Partly Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Featuring Gareth Rowlands, the new producer of the Gaelic tv drama Machair, and Isobel Murray reviewing the film 'Carla's Song' Part 2: Featuring actor Ian MacRae discussing the new play 'Passing Places', and Fred Morrison with Charlie McKerron
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Featuring Gareth Rowlands, the new producer of the Gaelic tv drama Machair, and Isobel Murray reviewing the film 'Carla's Song' Part 2: Featuring actor Ian MacRae discussing the new play 'Passing Places', and Fred Morrison with Charlie McKerron
The second Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Fred Morrison and Charlie McKerron, Mary Jane Lamont, the Humpff Family, Deaf Shepherd Part 2: Featuring Anna Murray, Mary Jane Lamont, Karen Matheson
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Gateway Number 1. Closeups of a painted flag, blown by a wind machine
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Cuts of Angela MacEacharn interviewing Kirsty Shaw at her home on the Isle of Lewis/Harris.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Lewis/Harris Number 8. Footage of Ishbel MacAskill walking at Stornoway Harbour, and views of a graveyard by a beach.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Barra Number 6. 'Annag's House Sessions' Recording of a group of singers in Annag's living room on Barra.
Animation tests for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. Shells, stones, drawings and dried flowers. Seaweed and fish move over an old photograph of a sailor.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Number 6. Multiple takes of Angela MacEacharn speaking with Karen Matheson from Capercaillie about Gaelic singing. No visuals, sound only.
Family scenes at the home of the Stein family, owners of the Stirlingshire Stein Brickworks. [See also refs. 2070-2075].
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Cuts of Karen Matheson singing The Maids of the Sheiling in a TV studio against a moving backdrop.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Barra Number 1. Footage from a camera attached to the outside of a small aeroplane as it flies over Barra.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Barra Number 12. Views of Barra, and closeups of the sea, recorded during a ferry crossing
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Full recording in Gaelic of Angela MacEacharn speaking to Mòrag MacLeòd about Gaelic song.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Recording of a group of people singing Waulking Songs entitled Little Murdo Best at Baiting, a recording of Mary Ann Kennedy singing Brindled Corrie and Young Man of the Golden Fair Hair in a TV studio, with cuts between both scenes and mute sections.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Number 7. Cuts from an interview in which Angela MacEacharn speaks to Mòrag MacLeòd about Gaelic singing and it's different forms, such as Psalms. Interview is in both English and Gaelic.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Gateway Number 2. Closeups of a painted flag, blown by a wind machine
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Several different takes of Karen Matheson singing The Maids of the Sheiling in a TV studio.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Barra Number 3. Angela MacEacharn speaks with Cathy Ann MacPhee about Gaelic singing
STEIN FAMILY SCHOOL LIFE: Sports and OTC at Glenalmond
Sports days at Glenalmond College, showing javelin and race events. General views of commemoration days and trophies won by Glenalmond Officer Training Corps, including the Brock Shield for marksmanship.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Barra Number 5. 'Annag's House Sessions' Recording of a group of singers in Annag's living room on Barra.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Barra Number 11. Footage of the sea at twilight and views of Barra from a car window.
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Footage of the sea with no sound, and a cut with sound of Karen Matheson singing My Brown Haired Goat Herdess in a TV studio in Gaelic, with an English translation of the lyrics overlaid in the visuals.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Gateway Number 1. Closeups of people standing in front of a moving backdrop
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Cuts from an interview in which Angela MacEacharn speaks to Mòrag MacLeòd about Gaelic singing and it's different forms. Interview is in both Gaelic and English.
Scenic footage for a series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. Barra Number 4. Footage of Annag's house at night, from a car window
A series of interviews about Gaelic music and peformances of Gaelic songs, recorded for the School of Scottish Studies. The material incoporates tests and outtakes. [Not Subtitled] Recording of Màiri MacInnes singing Columba's Hymn. Sound only, no visual
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 4 Part 1: Featuring a review of Scottish Ballet production 'Tales of Hoffman' by Tony Kearney, Ballet by Campbell MacKenzie and Lorna Scott, and a review of Kevin MacNeil's book 'Love and Zen in the Outer Hebrides' by Aonghas Dubh MacNeacail. Part 2: Featuring a review of the film 'Anastasia' by Aoife Ní Shéaghdha, Màiri MacInnes speaking about Ceòlas Festival, and a music performance with mouth organ by Donald Black and Malcolm Jones.
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family including scenes at Brodick 1932 and 1933. [See also refs. 2070-2074, 7065 - 7069].
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part 1: Featuring Alastair MacLean and James MacTaggart on Gaelic film 'Mac', and Anne Lorne reviewing new Gaelic children's books. Part 2: Featuring Dr Alasdair MacLean speaking about the Sorley MacLean memorial, and a review of the film 'Great Expectations'by Wilma Kennedy, with music from Rohallion
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. Programme 4 Part 1: Featuring a review of Scottish Ballet production 'Tales of Hoffman' by Tony Kearney, Ballet by Campbell MacKenzie and Lorna Scott, and a review of Kevin MacNeil's book 'Love and Zen in the Outer Hebrides' by Aonghas Dubh MacNeacail. Part 2: Featuring a review of the film 'Anastasia' by Aoife Ní Shéaghdha, Màiri MacInnes speaking about Ceòlas Festival, and a music performance with mouth organ by Donald Black and Malcolm Jones.
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Part 1: Featuring Alasdair MacKinnon on 'Beul Nam Breug' the lastest production by drama company Tosg, and a review of the film 'Sliding Doors' by John MacKinnon Part 2: Featuring a review of Camille Dressler's book 'Eigg: History of an Island' by Dr John MacInnes, Angus MacLennan on Paula MacAskill, a country & western singer from Fort William, and music from fiddler Duncan Chilsholm and guitarist Ivan Drever
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 3 Part 1: Featuring Editor Bill Innes discussing the book 'Chi Mi' and a review of the film 'My Name is Joe' by Aoife Ní Shéaghdha Part 2: Featuring a review of the exhibition 'From MacTaggart to Bellany' by Isobel Murray, and music from new Highland group Ceòlas
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Simon MacKenzie. [Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Featuring Calum Angus MacKay on artists Bulkhead Project, a stage production of Whisky Galore by Mull Little Theatre, and Allan MacDonald reviewing new fiddle music books. Part 2: Featuring a review of the book 'Eriskay where I was born' by Angus Peter Campbell, and a review of the film 'Breakdown'by John Martin, music from fiddler Duncan Chilsholm and guitarist Ivan Drever
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Programme 1 Part 1: Angus MacNicol on the death of the poet and novelist Iain Crichton Smith, and a review of the film 'Velvet Goldmine' by Tony Kearney Part 2: Featuring a review of Traverse Theatre Production 'Heritage', by Duncan MacNeill, with music from Cape Breton Connection
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Programme 5 Part 1: Featuring John Angus MacKay on the future of Gaelic broadcasting, and Anne MacKenzie on Uist artwork 'Both Nam Faileas' Part 2: Featuring Iain Finlay MacLeod on a Barra Youth visit to Tonga, Colin MacLeod reviewing new books based on the Bible, with music from fiddle group Cape Breton Connection
Events during the Boys' Brigade diamond jubilee year.
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Subtitled] Programme 5 Part 1: Featuring John Angus MacKay on the future of Gaelic broadcasting, and Anne MacKenzie on Uist artwork 'Both Nam Faileas' Part 2: Featuring Iain Finlay MacLeod on a Barra Youth visit to Tonga, Colin MacLeod reviewing new books based on the Bible, with music from fiddle group Cape Breton Connection
Previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland, presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Programme 6 Part 1: Featuring Ishbel MacAskill presenting the sixth Celtic Connections Festival, and a performance from 'Cinderella' by Scottish Ballet Pantomime dancers Part 2: Featuring Essie Stewart speaking about archiving the folklore of Travellers in Scotland, with music from Capercaillie
A Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Fred Morrison & Ross Martin, Mary Jane Lamond, Cape Breton Connection, The Whistlebinkies Part 2: Featuring Cape Breton Connection, Karen Matheson, Fred Morrison & Ross Martin
A second Celtic music edition of Cuin Is Càite, a series of programmes featuring previews of the week's television, film and cultural events in Scotland. Presented by Ailig O'Henley. [Not Subtitled] Part 1: Featuring Cape Breton Connection, Anna Murray, Fred Morrison & Ross Martin, Mary Jane Lamond Part 2: Featuring Fred Morrison & Ross Martin, Jim Malcolm, Cape Breton Connection, Karen Matheson
A historical documentary about the SS Politician, with Morag Stewart. Programme 1
A historical documentary about the SS Politician, with Morag Stewart. Programme 2
Gaelic cultural programme presented by Anne Lorne Gillies. Programme 9 A discussion about the kings of Bardachd with Christina MacDonald, Catriona Montgomery and Donald John MacDonald.
A review of the architecture of Victorian Glasgow and specifically the work of Alexander "Greek" Thomson.
Director, Michael Rigg ; Producer, University of Glasgow. -- Credits: Alexander "Greek" Thomson: Robert Jones narr. Douglas Kynoch ph. Jim Harold sd. Grahame Paterson ed. David Garner script consult. Jim Hickey .
A studio discussion introduced by Roderick McLean to record the memories of Glasgow University life of former graduates.
Producer, University of Glasgow Television Service.
Put together from cuts of university film records to pay tribute to the Principalship of Sir Hector Hetherington, events highlighted include Commemoration Day, Sir Hector going for a flight in a jet aircraft, and the opening of the new engineering building by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery.
[filmed by Glasgow University Graduates Association].
Record of the various treatments prescribed for the clinical problem of obesity.
Director, Stephen Joffe, Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
Footage of the various activities of the Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities Officer Training Corps.
Miscellaneous events in the life of the University of Glasgow.
Credits: [Miscellaneous amateur film makers] [Barry Paton Second City Films].
1700 employees of James Jones and Sons board two chartered steamers at Bridge Wharf, Glasgow for a cruise down the Clyde.
Producer, Commercial and Educational Films. -- Credits: A C & E Picture.
Events during Renfrew and Inchinnan's "Salute the Soldier" week 3 - 10 June 1944.
Director, [d. Paul Robello] ; Producer, [p.c. Topical Productions].
Family film of various holidays in Rothesay. The film also includes footage of a fire on Rothesay pier with shots of the building ablaze and fire fighters at work.
Miscellaneous confectionery adverts and cinema announcements. These include Lyons Orange Choc Ice, Orange Maid, Butterkist, Nib-It. There are also some standard announcements such as tasters for [Found in former Regal Cinema, Girvan.]
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 1049, GLASGOW TENEMENTS WRECKED IN BLITZ
Un-issued news footage of the aftermath of the Clydebank Blitz. March 1941.
Producer, [p.c. British Paramount News].
General views of the county of Ayr, including its farming and fishing industries, mills, distillers and mines. The film looks at Burns' country, and leisure activities including horse-racing, the county's beaches and golf courses.
Director, Charles Heath ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: ed. John Ferris p. Eugene Andrews m. Philarmonic Orchestra d. James Walker comm. w. James Burke comm. s. Jim McKechnie.
A cinema trailer for the production of the comedy "Quiet Wedding" by the Ayr Amateur Players. [See also ref. 2090].
Cinema trailer for the production of the comedy "Quiet Wedding" by Ayr Amateur Players. [See also ref. 2089].
UNIVERSAL NEWS 610, GOVERNOR OF THE CASTLE
Extract from newsreel story concerning the installation of the new governor of Edinburgh Castle.
A service of thanksgiving and commemoration to mark the cessation of hostilities, Hampden Park, Glasgow, Sunday 13th May 1945. Parade of Boys Brigade units.
[filmed by amateur cinematographer, unidentified].
DEMONSTRATION BY GLASGOW BATTALION BOYS' BRIGADE
Boys' Brigade demonstration at Hampden Park prior to Scotland v England football international on 14th April 1945.
Boys' Brigade review in Queen's Park recreation ground in Glasgow, 1933. Prince George takes the salute.
Ski-ing in Glencoe and the Cairngorms by members of the Glasgow Ski-ing and Outdoor Group, the first organised working class ski club in Scotland.
[filmed by Charlie Bukelis]. -- Credits: Glasgow Ski-ing and Outdoor Club produced by Charlie Bukelis.
People on ski slopes and group members and banners for the Ski-ing Outdoor Club races. The Club was the first organised working class Ski Club in Scotland.
Members of the Ski-ing Outdoor Club at summer camp at Inchmurrin on Loch Lomond. A party are seen leaving the Ardgarten Youth Hostel preparing to climb the Cobbler. [See also refs. 2095 and 2096].
The construction of Carrick Knowe church in Edinburgh, the first stone-built church to be built after World War II.
Family film made by Joseph Dewar Hislop, Scotland's international operatic tenor. It includes footage of a train derailment in South Africa, a winter holiday in Denmark, a tennis party attended by King Gustav V of Sweden and shots of the family relaxing during a concert tour of New Zealand.
Phantom ride shot from the engine front as a steam train pulls away from Wormit station in Fife, crossing the Tay rail bridge and passing south bound trains.
Made to demonstrate how improvements to Glasgow city tenements could be made with the aid of Home Improvement Grants.
Director, w.& d. Charles Gormley ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: nar. James Copeland sd. Alex Brown ph. David Lewis ed. Brian Crumlish.
An illustration of the efforts made to rehouse families from sub-standard tenement flats in Glasgow, and to alleviate the housing shortage in the city.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: sc. & comm. Harold Ballantine comm. s. Tom Fleming sd. rec. Charles Leghorn cam. John C. Elder.
Shots of children queuing for the last matinee performance of "The Adventures of Robin Hood" at the Scenic Picture House, Glasgow. Shots of the building being demolished.
Director, [d. Paul Robello] ; Producer, Topical Productions.
A film which outlines a deal made by UK Government in 1976 to aid Chrysler's struggling UK operation. Investment was provided in the form of £162.5m in loans and grants, partly to rebuild production lines and improve efficiency. Includes sequences about Chrysler's other operations in Europe, and general views of the renovation of Linwood and Ryton plants. Chrysler Europe was sold to Peugeot for a nominal $1 sum in 1978. The Linwood factory closed in 1981.
Director, w. & d. John M. Mills ; Producer, Formula One Films. -- Credits: cam. Bob Deing, Erik Durchsmied, David Findlay, Mario Ford, Mike Fox, William Green, Nick Gifford, Geoff Mulligan ed. Raoul Sobel, John Dinwoodie dub. Peter Rann prod. man. Patricia Harvey .
An entry for the 1938 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, the film shot in Austria, includes scenes of local festivals. [Violet Anderson was a contemporary of Norman McLaren at Glasgow School of Art].
Director, Violet Anderson. -- Credits: assisted by John Neish.
An entry for the 1937 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, this film shows daily life at South Carntyne juvenile instructional centre, one of several in Glasgow for unemployed people.
Director, Violet Anderson. -- Credits: production Violet Anderson assisted by Helen Hansen, John Neish Production made possible by the courtesy of the Superintendent, Staff and Girls of South Carntyne JIC [Juvenile Instruction Centre].
An entry for the 1937 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, it shows a potter at work in a small house and yard in Somerset.
JUNGLE JINKS, HEIL OESTERREICH, POTTERY and GLASGOW JUNIOR INSTRUCTION CENTRE
Composite reel of family film and footage from other titles by film-maker. [JUNGLE JINKS entered for the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1940].
Director, [filmed by Violet Neish] ; Producer, Vijon Neish (Violet & John Neish) - [for JUNGLE JINKS section only].
A compilation of brief shots of plough horses, rural pottery in Somerset and an animated film.
Various scenes taken around the country, including the West of England Academy and School of Art, a puffer, firemen called to a burning haystack and a wrecked boat beached at Ailsa Craig.
Shetland's "Peerie Horses" seen at work ploughing, grazing and being sold at auction.
Director, Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: fiddle m. Ian Anderson film ed. David Garner p. Jenny Gilbertson acknowledgement to Shetland Islands Council.
A wedding at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Edinburgh and the reception in the Freemasons' Hall and a wedding at St. Serfs, Burntisland, Fife.
Director, IAC. -- Credits: Produced by Member of the Institute of Incorporated Amateur Cinematographers Ltd (IAC) cast Bride Jean Perry, Bridegroom, Donald Annan.
A fashion model and her husband go into partnership in a chain of beauty salons. Disillusionment sets in when they discover how the cosmetics are being produced.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: lighting cameraman Adrian Jeakins ed. Mike Pavett m. Neil Richardson sc. Hector MacMillan sd. Ian Leslie singer Billy Connolly continuity Trish Crichton technical adviser Clive Hollands cast Russell Hunter, Ros Drinkwater, Bryden Murdoch, Effie Morrison, Sadie Aitken The statements on animal experiments presented in this film are factual..
NINE DALMUIR WEST - A Record of the Last Weekend of the Glasgow Trams
Shots of the route of the No. 9 service to Dalmuir on the last day of the trams in Glasgow [4th September, 1962]. Shows the crew at work, in the depot and at a dance to mark the end of the services. Enthusiasts are seen lining the streets watching the last cavalcade.
Director, Kevin Brownlow. -- Credits: comm. w. George Behrend comm. s. Paul Dickson sd. ed. Susan Michie p. Prince Marshall [collaborators Mamoun Hassan, Johanna Roeber. With affectionate memories of John Krish's classic THE ELEPHANT WILL NEVER FORGET the film about the last London tram....].
The launch of Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht "Shamrock III" from William Denny's yard in Dumbarton.
A post-holocaust fable set in the highlands of Scotland.
Director, Jim Gillespie ; Producer, Antonine Productions. -- Credits: ed. Bob Wright [cast Brian Pettifer stills ph. Ken Mellin].
A dramatised documentary of the life and work of William Thomson, Lord Kelvin.
Director, p. & d. Harold Purcell and James E. Rogers ; Producer, James E. Rogers in assoc. with the Film Producers' Guild. -- Credits: Lord Kelvin played by Richard Shanye with Herbert Cameron, Yvette Rennie, Kenneth Harrington, Derek Walker, Eric Freund, Andrea Malandrinos, Denny Spence, John Laurie story and sc. Harold Purcell, Arline Rogers ph. James E. Rogers art d. Harold Watson make-up George Turner loc. man. Roy Minear ass. d. arline Rogers ed. C. Beaumont sd. Edgar Can, Charles Tasto m. from "The Garden of Fand" by Sir Arnold Bax m. players London Symphony Orchestra cond. Muir Mathieson.
The inter-island air services on the Orkney Isles and Shetland Isles and helicopter services from Inverness to the Western Isles. Retrospective sequences on the early days of both.
Director, Keith Alexander ; Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: nar. Derek Cooper cam. Norman Shepherd, Stuart Wyld, Alex Scott, Dick Johnstone sd. John Evans ed. Ray Wingrove p. Michael Marshall.
REST AND BE THANKFUL HILL CLIMB JULY 1949
The Rest And Be Thankful Hill Climb of 1949, organised by the Royal Scottish Automobile Club. Shots of spectators on the slopes overlooking the road as vintage racing and sports cars compete in the hill climb.
The Rest And Be Thankful Hill Climb of 1950, organised by the Royal Scottish Automobile Club. Featuring general views of the race and presentation of the trophy to the winner.
Two reels of scenes of ski-ing in Scotland in the early 1930s - 1960s.
[filmed by P.F. Carmichael, Harry MacRobert ]. -- Credits: narr. Pat Carmichael narr. Philip Rankin narr. Colin Fleming.
Scenes of a motor cruise off the West Coast of Scotland on the "Mareeve", including views of Tobermory Bay, going through the lock at the Crinan Canal and shots of yachts, cruisers and steamers.
Collection of family film made by the 6th Duke and Duchess of Montrose including shots of a deer hunt, the Duke of Montrose at Holyrood House, the home farm at Buchanan Castle and Donald Campbell's "Bluebird" on Loch Lomond.
[filmed by James Graham and Lady Mary Douglas-Hamilton].
Members of the Buchan Field Club enjoy an outing to Fyvie Castle.
The 50th anniversary celebrations of the Buchan Field Club.
Amateur documentary about the opening of the independent radio station, Radio Tay. [Prize-winning film at SAFF 1981.]
Director, Colin Johnston. -- Credits: produced by Colin Johnston Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers. Winner of the Louden Salver, January 1981. .
A demonstration of teasing, carding, spinning and weaving wool.
Scots from overseas arriving at Prestwick airport on a BOAC aeroplane. The visitors are escorted from the airport by pipes and drums.
Promotional film for MacBrayne's steamship operators, it includes a coach excursion to Glencoe, a visit by train and steamer to Mallaig, Loch Scavaig via Glenfinnan and a coach trip to Loch Ness.
Coverage of the World Curling Championships with a short introduction on Scotland and the host town of Perth. The Scottish team were beaten in the semi-final by the USA, who in turn lost to the Canadian team who received the Silver Broom that year. [One of a series of films made by Air Canada, sponsors of the Silver Broom world curling championship.] [See also ref. 2131].
Producer, Briston & Creative Films Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Leo Thompson ph. Morgan Coote sd. Bob Mason sc. Frank Williams nar. Frank Williams Air Canada presentation Sanctioned by the Royal Caledonian Curling Club affiliated World Championship Associations for the Air Canada Silver Broom..
Coverage of the Silver Broom curling matches with a short sequence on the origins of the sport of curling. [See also ref. 2130].
Director, Michael Taylor ; Producer, Briston Productions Ltd. -- Credits: Air Canada presentation For the Air Canada Silver Broom p. Leo Thompson camera Peter Benison, Mike Ellis sd. Robert Mason ed. John Millar consultant Douglas Maxwell 5 characters: John Mulvaney thanks to Perth Repertory Theatre.
Coverage of a royal visit by Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to Stranraer.
Various scenes of Scotland, including Strathallan Highland Games and a scout camp.
Montage of Glasgow scenes: children as they play in the street; stall holders at the "Barras"; families in Queen's Park; and sunset on the Clyde.
A weekend at Crieff Hydro for members of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers where film-makers are seen preparing for a shoot, followed by the film, THE IBM CASE.
Director, W. & A. Murdoch. -- Credits: p. J. Mitchell Dr. Spiers In consultation ph. J. Smith ph. I. MacNeill and the cast of the "The I.B.M. case" Participants include Dr Norman Spiers, John Smith, John Mitchell, I McNab and the cast of THE IBM CASE. cast Representative, D MacLauchlan; Secretary, JF Davidson; Chauffeur, FM Marshall; Manager, J Bonnar; three children, C Mitchell, J. Mitchell & B MacLauchlan; Policeman, WG Urquart; Waiter, J Mitchell. Porter and Page themselves..
Shots of North British and Caledonian Railway locomotives.
Demonstrations of the various tractors manufactured by MacNeill's Tractors of Glasgow. [Film-maker was the Managing Director of MacNeill Tractors.] [See also refs. 2138, 2139].
[filmed by J.S. Bauchop]. -- Credits: J S Bauchop, Managing Director, MacNeill Tractors, St Peter's Lane, Glasgow].
Demonstration of the various tractors manufactured by MacNeill Tractors of Glasgow. [See also refs. 2137, 2139].
A demonstration of a MacNeill tractor ploughing furrows. [See also refs. 2137 - 2138].
GSA KINECRAFT SOCIETY: Eternal Triangle, the / UNQUENCHABLE PASSION OF HEZEKIAH SMITH, the
Two dramas filmed by members of the Glasgow School of Art Kinecraft Society.
Producer, [Glasgow School of Art Kinecraft Society GSAKS]. -- Credits: [ETERNAL TRIANGLE made in the Director's office at Glasgow School of Art with Morris Harvey, Josephine Young and Muir Murray in 1932. HEZEKIAH SMITH with Sadie McLellan, W.J. McLean and Ian McInnes]..
Various TV commercials including Scott's Porage Oats, Haliborange, Eskimo Fish Fillets and Dunsade lemonade.
GLASGOW AND DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
Some of the activities organised by the Glasgow and District Co-operative Association's Education Department during an exhibition week in Glasgow's Palace of Art.
Credits: G & D Cooperative Association [Glasgow and District Cooperative Association] .
General views of the agricultural show, including scenes in the livestock ring, the horse show, and Scottish country dancing.
The dramatised enactment of a comic poem. [Tam McGuire is played by Duncan Macrae.]
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. w. Duncan McLaren sd. W.T. MacLean cam. Henry Cooper, Gordon Mackay comm. s. Tom Smith m. Dr. Tom McCourt cast Duncan Macrae with members of Dundee Repertory and Dundee Dramatic Society.
Various local events in Stranraer including an agricultural show and gala day.
A ski-ing and mountaineering trip on Ben Nevis. [See also refs. 2121, 2147-2149].
Members of the Scottish Ski Club on a ski-ing party on Ben Lawers. [See also refs. 2121, 2146-2149].
SCOTTISH SKI CLUB FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY DINNER & DANCE
The Scottish Ski Club's 50th Anniversary dinner and dance. Shots of ski tow trials. [See also refs. 2121, 2146-2149].
A group of skiers being filmed by a British Movietone News cameraman, and general views of skiers on the slopes. [See also refs. 2121, 2146-2148].
Made to commemorate the 50th Jubilee of the Ladies' Scottish Climbing Club, the film shows a reconstruction of women climbers from 1908 dressed in Edwardian climbing gear. [See also ref. 2155].
An illustration of the various outdoor activities by youth groups at Glenmore Lodge in the Cairngorms.
A promotional film for the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie, it shows a family enjoying a day's shopping in the store, visiting all its various departments, taking lunch and tea in the tearoom, and even taking a bath!
Producer, Jay's Film Service. -- Credits: cast: [Mrs. Grant played by Jean Benzie (twin of Isaac Benzie); Mrs McKenzie played by Cissie Benzie (nee Rae)].
BOYS' BRIGADE JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS AT GLASGOW
Record of the celebrations in Glasgow to mark the Jubilee of the Boys' Brigade.
Producer, Gaumont British Equipment Limited.
The Ladies' Scottish Climbing Club on Rhum in the Western Isles, and the Club's 50th anniversary at Lix Toll near Killin in 1958. [See also ref. 2150].
A bi-plane taking off from an aerodrome, aerials of the city below, and shots of the plane landing.
Film recording the closure of Denny yard, in Dumbarton, showing the launch of its last ship before closure, "Melbrook", and the condition of the yard after closure.
A fox terrier and her puppies. The film portrays aspects of the care of the mother animal for her young.
An illustration of the various stages in the manufacturing of wire rope.
Producer, [p.c. Elder-Dalrymple Productions].
The various stages in the assembly of pieces of coloured glass into a door or window pane, the application of lead moulding and polishing with blacklead.
A farmer at work in the fields: ploughing with a horse-drawn plough, sowing seed by hand, harrowing and rolling. [See also ref. 1931].
Hens and chickens in a poultry farmyard, a chick hatches.
One of the Carrick Classroom Series, the film shows pigs in a farmyard being fed, rounded up and driven into their sty.
Scenes in the Southern Uplands of Scotland as a Lowland shepherd and his dog round up sheep.
A blind man demonstrates the technique of wicker-work.
A demonstration of cooling, bottling and discing of milk at a creamery.
Shots of men felling trees and transporting logs by horse to a small sawmill, where the timber is cut into lengths.
Inside a soap works where the different manufacturing processes are explained.
A woodcraft class in school where pupils use home-made, treadle and power lathes.
Part Two of the series "Agricultural Scotland", this film shows a field of oats being scythed to clear a path for the horse-drawn reaping and binding machines, and the threshing machine at work in the farmyard. [See also ref. 0652 for Part One].
Director, John C. Elder. -- Credits: The Caledonia series. ph. J. Blake Dalrymple British Acoustic Sound.
The Kincardine bridge is shown opening to let boats pass through, and closing again for the traffic to proceed across it.
LORD AND LADY OVERTOUN'S VISIT TO McINDOE'S SHOW
Lord and Lady Overtoun visit a Bioscope booth. [Probably John Campbell White, the 1st Baron Overtoun, and his wife Grace].
Shot during a Cape to Cairo expedition, October 1936 to January 1938, the film shows Blake Dalrymple and J. Stirling Gillespie being taken into the bush by Zulu tracker Charlie Ninela to film white rhino. [See also refs. 2176-2177, 2183].
Producer, Strand Films. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple ed. M. Chilcott comm. s. Orlando Martins sd. Charles Poulton p. Stuart Legg [asst. camera J. Stirling Gillespie].
General views of animals in the bush, including zebra, buffalo, wart-hogs and rhinos. [See also refs. 2175, 2177, 2183].
Producer, [p.c. Elder-Dalrymple Productions]. -- Credits: [ph. J. Blake Dalrymple cam. ass. J. STirling Gillespie in assoc. with Glasgow Education Committee].
Shot during a Cape to Cairo expedition, the films shows tea picking, villagers cooking, men dancing and a' witch doctor'. [See also refs. 2175-2176, 2183].
Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: [ph. J. Blake Dalrymple cam. ass. J. Stirling Gillespie in assoc. with Glasgow Education Committee].
General views of stage routines and sketches during the 'Forty Thieves Pantomime' in the Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow on 20th December 1937. [See also refs. 2179-2181].
Director, [filmed by Horace H. Collins, Fred Collins Variety Agency] ; Producer, Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow . -- Credits: Produced by Pavilion Theatre Glasgow cast G H Elliot, Bond Rowell, Jack Anthony, Jack Love, Maudie Edwards, Lola Cordell, Carlton Emmy and his Madwags, Ellis Drake, 12 Lorette Girls..
SNATCHES FROM THE FORTY THIEVES PANTOMIME
General views of sketches and routines from the pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. [See also refs. 2178-2181].
[filmed by Horace H. Collins, Fred Collins Variety Agency]. -- Credits: [cast includes Betty Warren, Marie Nyman] Produced at the Theatre Royal Edinburgh 1931-32 Starring Dave Willis taken during an actual performance with a Cine-Kodak.
Stage routines and sketches from two pantomimes, with Dave Willis starring in "Sinbad the Sailor" and Harry Gordon in "Babes in the Wood". [See also refs. {2178} {2179} and {2181}].
[filmed by Horace H. Collins, Fred Collins Variety Agency]. -- Credits: Sinbad the Sailor - Season 1936/37 cast Dave Willis cast Dick Tubb cast Edna Thompson cast Peggy Stramula cast Cliff Harley Babes in the Wood - Season 1936/37 cast Harry Gordon, cast Betty Jumel cast Jack Anthony cast Bond Rowell cast Cora O'Farrell cast Jane Leyburn.
Stage routines, sketches and the finale of the pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. [See also refs. 2178-2180].
[filmed by Horace H. Collins, Fred Collins Variety Agency]. -- Credits: Produced by Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, 13th December 1937. cast Florrie Forde, Bert Denver, Stella Peters, Denis Emons, Cora O'Farrell, Edna Thompson, Harry Niblock, Jimmy McKinlay & 12 Sherman Fisher Girls.
A potter shaping a vase at a potter's wheel, glazing the vase and firing it in the kiln.
CAPE TO CAIRO - WILDLIFE AND NATIVE SCENES
General views of a pottery in South Africa where the clay is prepared, shaped, decorated and fired. Shots also of animals in the bush, including cheetahs and giraffes, ostriches and baboons. [See also refs. 2175-2177].
Producer, [p.c. Elder-Dalrymple Productions]. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple cam. ass. J. Stirling Gillespie.
General scenes of the Isle of Bute carnival in Rothesay.
[filmed by J. Stirling Gillespie and Mr. Aitken]. -- Credits: [J Stirling Gillespie plays "Rory More" the Viking chief.Marie McGuire is "Queen Brenda". The three "gnomes" are played by seamen from HMS "Adamant".] [p. May Gillespie] [Play enacted in the grounds of a hotel in Kilchattan Bay]..
An early educational film showing various animals at the zoo intercut with lines of poetry read by A.A. Milne.
Credits: Distributed by the Corporation of Glasgow Education Department Film Library, No. 342..
Highland scenery, hill-walkers, a fishing village and fishermen at work are all included in this educational film.
Amateur footage of Glasgow streets at night with Christmas decorations, illuminations and automata, the exterior of the Odeon Cinema and the carnival at the Kelvin Hall.
A tour of the Highlands and Inner Hebrides, including footage of a Highland Gathering on the isle of Skye, shots of Loch Shiel and Glenfinnan, and a trip on the sea plane the "Cloud of Iona".
Director, James Blair. -- Credits: sd. Columbia and GB Sound System .
Places and events in and around the Lanarkshire village of Halfway, including street scenes, the tram terminus, construction of council housing, an amateur dramatic club production and a wedding.
Amateur footage of life on board a deep sea trawler as the fishing grounds are selected, the trawl is dropped and the catch landed and cleaned.
Shots of action on stage during the Minerva Operatic Club's presentation of "Virginia" at the Lyric Theatre in Glasgow.
In a rural workshop an old man hand turns and shapes wood to make a spinning wheel.
Various activities in Glasgow to mark the silver jubilee of King George V, including an exhibition in the Kelvin Hall, and the Regal Cinema promoting "Royal Cavalcade".
Clyde docks and various vessels on the river including the "Mauretania", and the "Queen Mary" leaving the Clyde after fitting out.
General views of an air shows. Includes Allan Cobham's Air Circus, at Renfrew as well as footage of Empire Air Day.
Riding of the Marches annual celebrations in Annan from 1960, including the "snuffing" ceremony and coronation of the Queen of the Border. [Believed to have been made as a public relations exercise for the local community].
Producer, [p.c. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Prod. Group].
General scenes during the opening ceremony of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow with interior shots of the pavilion as the royal party arrives.
General views inside a zoo with shots of various animals and birds.
[filmed by Alston Dunderdale]. -- Credits: A Beaufont Production.
A car tour through Hexham, the Lake District, the Rhinns of Galloway and Corsewall Point. Shots of horses and hounds preparing for a meet at Armathwaite Hall.
The distilling of whisky at the William Grant Glenfiddich, Girvan and Ladyburn distilleries.
The travelling bank in Lochaber and the island of Lewis.
Director, David Paltenghi ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures Limited. -- Credits: Scotsman Russell Waters Englishman Jack Allen special arrangement of the Scottish airs by Tim Wright and his Orchestra ph. Bernard Davies ed. Ron Brown .
Documentary about the 1964 Royal Highland Show at Ingliston.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: cam. G. Coull, D. Low, E. McConnell ed. Iain McKenzie sd. James McKee comm.w. Roy Gregor nar. Douglas Murchie p. R. Riddell-Black.
The changing pattern of life in Lanarkshire.
Director, Gordon Stewart ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: ph. Eddie Earp, Ben Knoll ed. Rob Brown sd. ed. Michael Gilding comm. w. Magnus Magnusson comm. s. Roy Kinnear m. Nicolas Head sd. mix L.R. Peake recorded at Halliford Studios.
The towns, industries and places of interest in the county of West Lothian.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell, Oscar Marzaroli, Brian Roy ed. Brigit Barry p.a. William Forsyth, Cyril Sinclair m. comp. Clair Liddell m. cond. Marcus Dods comm. w. Michael Grieve comm. s. Brydon Murdoch outline treatment by Joanne McNeil .
The first colour film of the Edinburgh Tattoo. (25 mins)
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: ed. Peter Musgrove comm. Robert Dunnett ass. p. Capt R H Westmorland.
Activities and events at Fettes College, Edinburgh including a visit by HM the Queen Mother.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Martvr Ltd. -- Credits: cam. Mark Littlewood res. H.F. McDonald comm. T.R. Butchard nar. Alistair MacIntyre m. adv. D.M. Lester-Cribb.
The construction of the Forth Road Bridge from the initial survey to the official opening.
Director, Gordon Lang ; Producer, Random Productions. -- Credits: investigation Henry Donald comm. w. Vincent Mulchrone sd. William S. Bland cond. Marcus Dods cam. John Rendall, Tony Chapman, John Buxton ed. Cyril Roth, Edward Bond, Christine Garner production Ronald F. Leach, Trevor Trickey p.a. Stephanie Tennant treat. Warren Tute comm. s. Alec Clunes p. Peter Mills.
Carpet manufacturing processes in the Templeton factory, Glasgow.
Director, Robert Irvine ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures . -- Credits: ph. Eddie Earp cam. op. Jim Goding ed. Ron Trainer comm. w. & s. Stuart Legg from a treatment by P.A.I.Rogers.
A reconstruction of George IV's visit to Edinburgh in 1822 drawing a contrast between the old town and the New Town which the King was able to see in development. (15 mins)
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: ph. Russell Walker commentary Moultrie R. Kelsall m.d. & arranged by Eric Roberts The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the most Hon. The Marquis of Linlithgow MC; The Queen's Bodyguard for Scotland, Royal Company of Archers; the Edinburgh Room of the Public Library; the Scottish National Portrait Gallery; Leith Council Chamber..
The story of the Clydesdale horse, from foal to champion at the Royal Highland Show.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: treatment R.J. Urquhart ph. David Hanley commentary John R. Allan m. Arthur Blake sd. W.J. McLean.
The story of the car ferries to the Hebrides.
Producer, Glasgow Films. -- Credits: cam. Edward McConnell, Brian Roy m.composer. Tom Walsh m. p. The Peggy O'Keefe Quartet ed. Bill Hunter comm.w. Edward Boyd comm.s. Alec Monteath .
Inverness as a focal point for Highland life past and present: from St. Columba and King Bruce to the Loch Ness Monster and the World Pipe Band Championships. (20 mins)
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: based on an idea by Neil M. Gunn nar. Bryden Murdoch m. George MacPherson ph. Mark Littlewood sd. rec. Brian Henniker p. Alan Harper.
The building of the Ben Cruachan pumped-storage hydro-electric scheme. (15 mins) [See also ref. 2790].
Director, [d. R. S. Riddell Black] ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: comm. s. Joseph McLeod ph. David Low.
The story of the farming year in Scotland, told through the eyes of four farmers in the Highlands, the Borders, Ayrshire and Angus. (21 mins)
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: treatment Harry Hoggan ph. Russell Walker commentary John R. Allan m. Arthur Blake.
The conception and construction of the aluminium smelter at Invergordon.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: comm.w. Pat Bowman comm.s. Derek Cooper ph. Martin Singleton ed. Pat Higson, Brian Crumlish.
Castles and country houses in the care of the National Trust for Scotland.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: treat. Nigel McIsaac m. adv. Frank Collinson comm. Moultrie R. Kelsall ph. David Hanley.
An account of the visit paid by the US Marines in Edinburgh in 1958 and their participation in the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Made to promote Livingston New Town, its housing, industries and schools.
Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: comm.w. Charles Gormley.
Spotlight on various sporting events and personalities in Scotland. Including a rugby international at Murrayfield, the British Open at St. Andrews and a Scotland v England football match at Hampden.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co. Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Ken McKay tech. adv. Cyril Horne m.adv. Tom B. Wilson comm.w. Colm Brogan comm.s. Jameson Clark.
The royal visits and official ceremonies during the Queen's tour of Scotland. (24 mins)
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: compiled and ed. Riddell Black comm. w Robert Kemp & Tom Fleming m. adv. Tom Wilson.
The engineering work-in-progress of the construction of the Forth Road Bridge. [See also ref. 2208 for alternative version]. (48 mins)
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films. -- Credits: comm. R.B. Wood nar. Bryden Murdoch ph. Alan Harper, Ian Kennedy, Brian Easton sd. Brian Henniker.
BORDERS: Where Scotland and England Meet, the
The changing forces in the traditional borderland; in the fishing and textile industries, farming, forestry and housing.
Director, Mike Pavett ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: p. Robin Crichton ph. Gordon Coull m. Misha Donat comm. s. Iain Cuthbertson sd. rec. John Dignan, Ian Leslie production assistants David Peat, Margaret Irvine treatment Murray Grigor.
The tradition of Scottish Highland and Country dancing, reflecting some of its world-wide popularity.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: comm. s. Gordon Jackson "Corn Rigs" sung by Kenneth McKellar m. Tim Wright and his Orchestra cam. David Hanley sd. W.J. MacLean unit man. R.L. Fairfoull [Scottish Country Dances by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. Highland Fling by R. Watson, W. Clements, J. Patterson].
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures. -- Credits: comm.w. and comm.s. John R. Allan.
The life and work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: camera Edward McConnell, Oscar Marzaroli m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods nar. Maurice Roeves poems read by Maev Alexander graphics Avril McIlwraith ed. Bill Forsyth.
The New Town of Cumbernauld: its housing, recreational facilities and industries.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull m. Johnny Scott comm. s. Magnus Magnusson sd. Ian Leslie & Ian Duff dubbing ed. Deborah White assistants Roger Edward, David Peat & Margaret Ritchie supervising ed. Mike Pavett consultant p. Lionel Cole.
A young family take a look round the new town of Livingston to discover what it has to offer.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: actors Juliet Cadzow, Ron Bain comm.w. Daniel McKinney comm.s. Donny B. MacLeod m. David McNiven m. Finn MacCuill graph. Donald Holwill sd. Louis Kramer ed. Patrick Higson ph. Mark Littlewood, Jon Schorstein.
A light-hearted comedy where Duna is an imaginary island lying far west of the Hebrides. When the islanders' only bull has to be destroyed they are faced with the problem of getting another to the island.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Cliff Hanley from an idea by Forsyth Hardy cast Juliet Cadzow, James Cosmo, Tom Watson, Martin Cochrane, Willy Joss, Mary Riggins, Jean Taylor Smith, Alexander McCrindle, Richard Harbord, Victor Carin, James Mackenzie, Roy Boutcher, Dudley Stuart Write, John Young and Willie, the bull ph. Edward McConnell m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods sd. rec. Ian Leslie cam. ass. Bert Eeles ass. d. Robert Fenell with Calum Laing unit man. Daphne Reid.
The Oscar-winning documentary of shipbuilding on the Clyde, directed by Hilary Harris, treatment by John Grierson. Scenes in the drawing offices, steel mills and shipyards depict how the ships were constructed, launched and fitted out before starting out on voyages around the world.
Director, Hilary Harris ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: treatm. John Grierson comm.w. Cliff Hanley comm. s. Bryden Murdoch [Scottish commentary version], [comm.s. Kenneth Kendall on English commentary version] m. Iain Hamilton cond. Marcus Dods anim. James Macaulay [cam. Bob Riddell-Black?].
LIVING IN SCOTLAND / SMITHS IN SCOTLAND, the
An expression of the point of view of English men and women who have made their homes north of the Border.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: cameraman Edward McConnell additional ph. Gordon Coull ed. Michael Pavett composer Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods music rec. Ken Cameron nar. Jimmy Hanley comm. w. Vincent Mulchrone research Joanne McNeill sd. rec. Alex Brown production assistants William [Bill?] Forsyth, Maxine Julius, Oscar Marzaroli, Cyril McConnell produced by IFA (Scotland) Ltd. ... with the co-operation of Bank of Scotland, The Royal Bank of Scotland, The British Linen Bank, National Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd, Clydesdale Bank Ltd. .
A personal account by John Grierson of a life spent in documentary film-making, including his early life in Stirling.
Director, James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Films of Scotland and Scottish Television present I REMEMBER, I REMEMBER by John Grierson. A Scottish Chapter in the Documentary Story. w. John Grierson tv ed. Harley Jones tv d. James Sutherland.
The town of Paisley, its industries and people.
Director, Charles Gormley ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: ed. Brian Crumlish ph. David Lewis, John Schorstein, Mark Littlewood sd. Alex Brown m. Tom Ward, Charles Soane nar. Roddy MacMillan soloist Kenneth MacKellar w. Gordon M. Williams, Charles Gormley.
KIND OF SEEING: The Colour of Scotland, a
The colours and shapes of the Scottish landscape.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: m. Frank Spedding.
Against a backdrop of Scottish scenes, traditional songs of Scotland are sung by Elizabeth Robson, Dolina MacLennan, Hamish Henderson, Duncan Robertson, Robin Hall and Jimmie Macgregor.
Director, Laurence Henson and Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: m. Frank Spedding sd. rec. Ken Cameron, Douglas Gray ed. Michael Pavett p.a. Cyril McConnell, Alex Henderson "Kishmul's Galley" and "John Anderson My Jo" sung by Elizabeth Robson; "Bonnie Lassie I'll Lie Near Ye" sung by Dolina MacLellan and Hamish Henderson; "Loch Lomond" sung by Duncan Robertson; street songs sung by Robin Hall, Jimmie Macgregor ".
A promotional film for the town of Greenock, featuring the Scott Lithgow shipyard, the town's industries, houses and people.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: screenplay Cliff Hanley camera Eddie McConnell, Mark Littlewood sd. Cyril McConnell instrumentals Bobby Wishart assistants Michael Coulter, Gordon Hickie, Brian Lawrence, Ian Smith cast : the boy, George Miller; first officer, Jack Davidson; Ann Beverage, Tom Steele, Tommy Sutherland, The George Square Players, The Greenock Players and the children of the town m.p.c. Greenock and District Silver Band, The Toad Choir [comm. s. Jimmy Reid (?)] .
The Ayrshire town of Irvine as seen through the eyes of a young Canadian.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: cast Paul Young, Virginia Stark ph. Mark Littlewood sc. Charles Gormley m. comp. & cond. Andy Parr.
Folk traditions in the Highlands, highlighting the Folk Museum of Kingussie. (10 mins)
Director, Hans Neiter ; Producer, Anvil Films .
How the aluminium industry was established in the Highlands.
Director, Kenneth Fairbairn ; Producer, Anglo Scottish Pictures Ltd.. -- Credits: m. John and Joan Shakespeare comm. w. Norman MacCaig comm. s. Tom Fleming sd. Laurie Peake ph. Eddie Earp assisted by Ben Knoll Ghana sequence : John Williamson ed. Colin Cherrill, assisted by Michael Gildrig.
The story of the electrification of the Highlands by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Commentary by John Grierson.
Director, Lew Davidson ; Producer, Greenpark Productions Ltd in association with the Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: narr. John Grierson ph. Arthur Leavies, John Wiles ed. John Fanner sd. Ben Abbott exec. p. Humphrey Swingler.
Made to commemorate the centenary of the appointment of the first Medical Officer of Health for Glasgow, it highlights their work in housing, schools and hospitals.
Director, [d. Derek Williams] ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: w. and p. [Robert] Riddell Black comm.s. Roddy McMillan outline Ronald Mavor ph. David Low location rec. James McKee sd. mixer Cyril Brown [assoc. p. John Grierson].
The fishing industry in the Shetlands, Western Highlands and Outer Hebrides.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell sd. Cyril McConnell add. ph. Mark Littlewood w. Charles Gormley, Laurence Henson narr. Tom Fleming m. Frank Spedding conducted by Marcus Dods soloist Flora MacNeil.
The building of the Tay Road Bridge from the initial stages to the official opening.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: comm. w. Sinclair Gauldie comm.s. Tom Fleming ph. Mark Littlewood, Ian Kennedy sd. rec. Brian Henniker m. comp. David Dorward m. p. Bernicia Ensemble p. Alan Harper.
The construction of Ravenscraig and Gartcosh steel works.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: w. & p. Riddell Black.
A feature on the Scottish woollen industry for the National Association of Scottish Woollen Manufacturers.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull unit man. Anne Eaton sd. rec. James McKee ass. ed. Cyril McConnell anim. Halas and Batchelor exec. p. Riddell Black m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods comm. s. Henry Donald .
Made to celebrate European Architectural Heritage Year. A detailed study of the architectural works of Robert Adam.
Producer, Viz Limited. -- Credits: m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods.
A look at the university town of St. Andrews.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: location sd. Louis Kramer production asst. Mark Rogerson ed. Michael Davids ph. Mark Littlewood asst. camera 'Kelly' Grey comm. w. Tom Wright comm. s. Gordon Jackson m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods Renaissance prints Orzel Studios m.p.s. St. Andrews University Choir conducted by Cedric Thorpe Davie m.p.s. St. Mungo's Choir conducted by Father Patrick Fitzpatrick.
The partnership of an Edinburgh and a Manchester based firm in the manufacturing of PVC film for packaging. (10 mins)
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: p. Robin Crichton.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Martvr Ltd.. -- Credits: treat. Douglas Eadie m. Bread, Love and Dreams with Xanthi Gardner and Tony Roper ph. Mark Littlewood .
The animals and lives of the people through the seasons on the shores of Loch Lomond.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: cam. Eddie McConnell, Oscar Marzaroli ed. Michael Morgan ass.d. Toby Freeman p.a. William [Bill] Forsyth, Cyril McConnell, Martin Singleton comm.w. William McIlvanney comm.s. Alec Clunes m. Frank Spedding treatment Charles Nairn, Joanne McNeill.
Production processes at William Grant's Glenfiddich distillery.
This film looks at the world problems of water shortage, and specifically at the position of Scotland, where the natural supply of water is immense and more than sufficient to meet the demands made on it. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell ed. Michael Morgan comm. w. Michael Grieve, Charles Gormley narr. Iain Cuthbertson m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods still photographs by Oxfam.
The building of the Erskine Road Bridge. (21 mins)
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Laurence Henson ph. David Lewis nar. John Shedden.
STOCK OF BROOM - THE EDINBURGH MERCHANT COMPANY
Made to commemorate the tercentenary of the Company of Merchants of the city of Edinburgh featuring the tradition of teaching in Merchant Company schools.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: comm. w. James Wilson comm. s. John Shedden sd. Louis Kramer ed. Bert Eeles ph. Mark Littlewood music performed by pupils of George Watson's College.
Told in song, the film follows the route taken by Bonnie Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden.
Producer, Anvil Films. -- Credits: This film is the story of the Stuart Rising in 1745, told in song against the background of the enduring Scottish landscape. p. unit Hans Nieter, Ralph May, Ken Cameron, Adrian Jeakins, Walter Lassally, Bill Freeman, Pamela Paulet nar. Duncan McIntyre m.d. Edwin Astley songs by the Edinburgh University Singers cond. Herrick Bunney.
An overview of Tayside, looking at its industries, towns, landscape and people. First Films of Scotland film to be made about one of the new local authority regions.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: treatment & commentary Donald Alexander nar. John Young cam. Martin Singleton, David Peat loc. sd. Alex Brown .
The towns, castles and farmland of East Lothian.
Director, Mark Littlewood, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: treat. Forsyth Hardy comm. Ian Finlay nar. Gordon Jackson theme m. David Dorward Bach preludes Joan Dickson holiday music Bread, Love and Dreams loc.sd. Louis Kramer, Alex Brown dub. mix. Richard King ph. Mark Littlewood.
The changing pattern of life in the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: treat. & comm. Allan Campbell McLean narr. John Young m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods loc.sd. Alex Brown p.a. John McNeill, Patricia Reid cam. Martin Singleton ed. Brian Crumlish.
Made as part of Ross and Cromarty's campaign to have the Inverness to Kyle railway line kept open, the film features the stations, and landscape along its route.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: m. Muir Mathieson comm. w. William McIlvanney nar. John Shedden ph. Edward McConnell.
The town of Ayr with the World Pipe Band Championships and the Ayr races.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Mark Littlewood m. Bread, Love & Dreams ed. Margaret Dickinson comm. w. Douglas Eadie comm. s. James Grant ph. Mark Littlewood.
A descriptive essay on the city of Edinburgh, and in particular of Edinburgh Castle.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: sc. George Bruce nar. Iain Cuthbertson sd. rec. Colin Nicholson ed. Bert Eeles cam. Mark Littlewood m. perf. Kenneth Elliott, Leonard Friedman, Daphne Godson, Trevor Green, Ian Harwood, John Isaacs, Ian Laing, Michael Tilmouth..
A documentary on the work of artists John Maxwell, Joan Eardley and Robin Philipson.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell ed. Michael Morgan comm. w. Charles Gormley exec. p. R A Black ph. Gordon Coull outline James Cumming A.R.S.A. comm. s. John Shedden sd. rec. James McKie sd. ed. Michael Pavett.
The life of Sir Walter Scott, and the landscape that inspired him. Made to commemorate the bi-centenary of Scott's birth.
Director, Hans Neiter ; Producer, Anvil Films . -- Credits: treatment and comm. George Bruce cam. Adrian Jenkins m. Muir Mathieson.
A record of the visit to Scotland in September 1977 of members of the 100,000 proof gallon club on the occasion of the 350th anniversary of John Haig Whisky.
Guided by a cartoon disc jockey, the film looks at the Fife town of Kirkcaldy. Its townspeople tell of their town, their attitudes to it, its oddities, pleasures and problems.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Films . -- Credits: ass. d. Iain Smith p. ass. Fiona Macdonald sd. Ian Leslie, Louis Kramer camera Gordon Coull, David Peat eds Bill Landale, Bert Eeles sc. Steve Clark-Hall, Douglas Eadie graphics Donald Holwill deejay Roland Hamilton moog David MacNiven.
The town of Dunfermline, its past and present. Film includes brief shots of frigate sailing up the Forth and of USS aircraft carrier moored.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: ph. Mark Littlewood comm. w. Don White comm. s. John Bett ed. Margaret Dickinson m. composed by Nicky Ash and played by Rodeo, also featuring the pop group, Nazareth.
Amateur footage of holidays in the Western Isles, including trips to Jura and Gigha.
Amateur footage of the launch of the Empire Exhibition 1938, followed by the launch of the "Queen Elizabeth" from John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank.
GLASGOW UNIVERSITY NORTH RONA EXPEDITION
A scientific expedition mounted by Glasgow University to North Rona and Sula Sgeir. The expedition was supported by the yacht "Mary Rose of Morar" captained by Dr. Robert Morrison.
Coverage of the Congress of UNICA (International Union of Amateur Cinematographers) in Brussels in 1953.
Some events around the villages of Waterside and Lethan Hill. [Lethan Hill no longer exists, having been demolished by the NCB]. The film includes Kodak commercial release on amateur film-making.
A family film depicting holidays in Argyllshire with picnics, and paddling at the beach.
The Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh, its history and the work of the various departments, etc.
Producer, J. Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. & ed. Alan Harper.
AN EMPIRE MEETS: A Cine Cameo of the Empire Exhibition
General scenes of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow's Bellahouston Park, 1938. Includes some sweeping aerial views over the Exhibition site.
Director, James Blair. -- Credits: ['JB' in the end credit refers to the film maker James Blair].
JOYCE AND IRENE ON THE CLYDE, SUMMER 1955
Family film as two girls enjoy a holiday at the seaside.
The Coronation visit of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to Glasgow.
Director, James Robertson. -- Credits: A Walton Film Production (World Copyright Reserved).
HIGHLAND FUND IN ACTION, HIGHLAND INITIATIVE
Unedited rushes of a tape/slide production, they include footage of McLean's marine repair yard in Kyle of Lochalsh, a cheese factory, and crofting scenes in Wester Ross.
Director, [d. Calum Ferguson] ; Producer, [p.c. Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities A-V Services]. -- Credits: ph. Jim Harold.
Life on board the SS "Tuscania" including lifeboat drill and deck games. Shots of St. Kilda and Cape Wrath.
The opening ceremony of Provost Skene's House in Aberdeen by HM the Queen Mother.
Producer, City of Aberdeen's Architect's Department. -- Credits: devised and ph. Fred Morgan assisted by George Strath Forward by Lord Provost John M Graham.
Promotional film for the National Cycling Proficiency Scheme presented by Jackie Stewart.
Director, Robert Thorpe ; Producer, Transworld International Inc.. -- Credits: nar. Jackie Stewart, Alan Barry tech. advis. W. Johnston, RSO, Lanarkshire, W. Tait, ROSPA Cycling Organiser (Scotland).
Professor Mackie of the University of Glasgow at the site of standing stones on the west coast of Kintyre, talking about the astronomical theory and archaeology of the stones.
Producer, [p.c. Glasgow University A-V Service].
IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION OF SEBACEOUS GLANDS
Demonstration of the reconstruction of sebaceous glands using graphics and animation.
Producer, [p.c. Glasgow University A-V Service]. -- Credits: V A Moss H Y Elder, Institute of Physiology I Montgomery, University of Glasgow D McEwan Jenkinson, Hannah Research Institute I Ramsden, Medical Illustration Unit, University of Glasgow.
A&B rolls from an educational film on the electron microscope.
The process of osmosis illustrated by animation.
An instructional film on the methods of marketing products.
Art master and pupils of Allan Glen's School demonstrate various methods of making pottery. [Prize-winner at the 1951 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.] [See also ref. 2288.]
Director, Allan Glen's School Film Unit. -- Credits: p. and d. James Crawford and Anthony Brooke ph. Iain G MacLeod Played by boys of the school.
School camp at Loch Awe in 1931 and at Gullane in 1932. [See also ref. 2287].
Scenes at the Tayport parish church sale of work and garden fete, between 1934 and 1950. [See also refs. 2290-2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
[filmed by R. Robertson]. -- Credits: "Snaps at the Parish Church Sale of Work".
The celebrations in Tayport to mark Jubilee Day, including a church parade, a picnic and royal toast in the Council Chambers. [See also refs. 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
The coronation celebrations in Tayport; streets decorated in bunting, a children's parade, a bowling match and fireworks display. [See also refs. 2289-2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Events in the Fife village of Tayport; the demolition of the mill factory chimney, construction of the new bridge at Guardbridge, and the Burgh Jubilee Dinner in the Masonic Hall. [See also refs. 2290 2293-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Footage of the Polish forces in Tayport, Tayport Flight 1302 Squadron ATC drill and women railway workers at Tayport station.
The coming of electric light to the streets of Tayport, a local pageant and the Royal Highland Show in Dundee attended by HM Queen Elizabeth. The end of the black out? [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
The visit of HM the Queen Mother to Tayport on 19th September 1950. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Women at work in the Scott & Fyfe jute factory in Tayport, and the village blacksmith shoes a horse. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Shoe repairs are done at Smith & Kays' shoe shop in Tayport. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Work at the foundry yard and iron works of James Ferguson & Sons, Tayport, Fife. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
The opening ceremony of Tayport Town Hall and the crowning of the Gala Queen. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Tayport amateur musical society in rehearsal for the production of "Merrie England". [See also refs. 2289-2307].
A picnic at Craigtown Park, St. Andrews and at Bottomcraig Farm, Balmerino. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Provost Wilkie opens the new Burgh Chambers in Tayport, and the first council meeting is held in the new room. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
The conversion of the Battery Factory canteen hut into Tayport's Sunday School. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307].
The celebrations in Tayport on Coronation Day, including a church service, the jute mill and streets decorated with bunting, a gala procession and a swimming race in the River Tay. [See also refs. 2290 2292-2299 2301-4 2307]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Stage performance of "The Quaker Girl" as presented by Tayport amateur musical society. [See also refs. 2289-2370]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Tayport amateur musical society present "A Country Girl". [See also refs. 2289-2370]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Various scenes in Tayport, Fife; the arrival of the ferry in Tayport harbour, machinery at work in the sawmill, a swimming gala in the harbour, a sand building competition and golfing at the Scotscraig golf club. [See also refs. 2290, 2292-2299 2301-4]. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
A return visit in the 1920s to the Gallipoli Peninsula, by a group of 29th Division veterans.
Steamer journey from Mallaig to Stornoway, with views of Skye, the standing stones at Callanish, black houses and the Hospital Carnival in Stornoway.
A wedding at St. Clement's, Rodel on the island of Harris.
PATHE NEW No 65/76, HEATH VISITS THE WEAVERS
Edward Heath visits Stornoway where he meets crofter Neil MacLean at his weaving loom and visits a weaving company mill.
A promotional film for George Waterston and Sons of Edinburgh, Wax Chandlers. This film shows interiors and machinery of the firm's old wax making factory at St. John's Hill, just prior to demolition. Traditional methods for production of sealing wax and wafer seals are shown, introducing the people who made them at each step.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Productions. -- Credits: commentary Pat Hogg sd. Dave Graham lighting Bill Hill production assistant Fiona Brock Workers Cathy Finlayson, Nancy Croy, Margaret Nelson, Alec Donald, Minnie Ford , Danny Docherty, Bella Hunter, Chrissy McKinley, Margaret Wright, Angus MacKay, Tom Morton, Bobby Pride, Helen Roy.
A promotional film for careers in banking with the Bank of Scotland.
Director, Ian Brock ; Producer, Grange Film Productions. -- Credits: narr. Michael Elder ph. Gordon Hickie ph. assistant David Flett sd. Ian Leslie lighting Northern Light ed. Terry Page dubbing mixer Bill Picton Production Facilities Rank Film Laboratories Ltd. Production Facilities Colour Film Services.
The visit of HM the Queen and Prince Philip to Oban.
Events at the Melrose Festivals of 1956, 1957, 1959 and 1960. Includes shots of the tour at Trimontium, ceremonies held at Melrose Abbey and displays of dancing with ribbons in the Melrose colours.
Documentary on Glasgow Airport showing flight movements, radar, passenger flow, and emergency services at work.
Director, SEFA ( Lanarkshire Production Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Production Group). -- Credits: nar. Tom Smith Lanarkshire Production Group : J Baird, J F C Davidson, C J Kerr The producers greatly acknowledge the cooperation of : Corporation of Glasgow, British European Airways, Ministry of Defence, Board of Trade, H.M. Customs..
LIFE IN THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS - POPULATION AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS
A look at the population and social problems of the seven crofting counties of Scotland in the late 1960s.
Director, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: sc. Louise Annand ph. Louise Annand and Roderick MacFarquhar sd. Park Film Studios comm. s. Michael Elder. titles and maps by J. Stewart Crichton decorative maps by Ian Duff .
BATTLE OF THE STYLES; A Study of Nineteenth Century Architecture
A documentary highlighting the work of several eminent Scottish architects, focussing particularly on the tension between the Gothic style and the Renaissance idiom / Classical revival, as experienced in nineteenth century Scotland.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: nar. Tom Fleming based on a treatment by Francis Worsdall educ. advisor Louise Annand .
The historical background to the growth of the city of Aberdeen.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: educ. adv. J.F.C. Davidson, A.P. Farquhar. ph. Mark Littlewood. comm. Douglas Kynoch. p. Alan Harper.
A study of the work of the Scottish engineer Thomas Telford.
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: comm.s. Bill Jack m. & arrangements. Francis Collinson d. Douglas Gray.
Interviews with writers Bill Graham and Martin Lindsay who talk about their storylines for D.C. Thomson's illustrated "Football Picture Monthly". [Film insert from channel 4 magazine series.] [See also refs. 2323-2331 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Isobel McIver ] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [sd. rec. Stuart Bruce cam. Jan Pester ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts, Stuart Cosgrove].
Comic story writer Grant Morrison talks about comics, how they have changed since the 1950s and his contribution to "Zenith" and "Animal Man". [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series.] [See also refs. 2322-2331 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Jim Gillespie] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. Martin Singleton sd. Phil Croal ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts, Stuart Cosgrove].
Author James Kelman reads extracts from his book "A Greyhound for Breakfast" and talks about his writing. [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series.]
Director, [d. Jim Gillespie] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. Mark Littlewood s d. Stuart Bruce ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts, Stuart Cosgrove].
Interview with Hugh Dempster who talks about his career as a drag and mime artist. Shots of Dempster as Al Jolson in Glasgow streets. He defends his act against accusations of racism. [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series.] [See also refs. 2322-2331 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Maureen White ] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. Jan Pester] [series p. Don Coutts, Stuart Cosgrove].
"Danny's Place", a "pub" in Greenock where teenagers and youngsters are served soft drinks. The role of the pub in the campaign to reduce alcohol addiction.
Director, [d. Maureen White] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. Jan Pester sd. Stuart Bruce ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove].
Interview with Alan Campbell concerning the magazine's style and intended readership of the magazine "The Cut". Gavin Evans, the magazine's photographer, at work in his studio. [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series.] [See also refs. 2322-2331 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Di Patrick ] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. D. Campbell sd. Cameron Cosby ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove].
Footballer John Colquhoun talks about his politics and his life before football. Shots of young athletes and footballers training at Meadowbank Stadium. [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series]. [See also refs. 2322-2331 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Peter Jamieson ] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. Martin Singleton sd. Phil Croal ed. Bert Eeles] [series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove].
Interview with Robin Barr on the history of "Irn Bru" with shots of old bottle labels and packaging. Robin Barr mixes the Irn Bru "essence". [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series]. [See also refs. 2322-2331 and 2401-2406].
Interviews with producer Philip Differ and actors Tony Roper and Jonathon Watson on the show "Naked Radio", specifically the spoof history of Scottish football, its audience reaction and how it was received by the professional footballers. [Film insert from Channel 4 magazine series]. [See also refs. 2322-2330 and 2401-2406].
Director, [d. Jim Gillespie] ; Producer, [p.c. Big Star in a Wee Picture]. -- Credits: [cam. D. Campbell sd. Cameron Cosby] [series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove].
Children leaving the school building and close-ups of several prominent local citizens.
Shots of Dunoon pier from approaching steamer, passengers pass through the ticket gate.
Holiday-makers arriving in Rothesay by the steamer "Columba". Beach scenes, the ladies' bathing pond, the putting green.
Producer, Green's Topical Productions, Glasgow and London. -- Credits: [artwork Forest Niven?].
One of a collection of local topicals commissioned from cameraman in Glasgow by James Gillespie, proprietor of the Palace and later Waverley Picture Houses, Rothesay. The film shows children in fancy dress and the parade of decorated floats.
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS NO. 165, ROTHESAY PEACE CELEBRATIONS
Footage of the peace celebrations, including the parade, crowds and band. General Sir Hunter Weston takes the salute at the Town Hall. An effigy of Kaiser Bill is hoisted up the mast of a boat.
Producer, Green's Film Service, British Moving Picture News.
Passengers disembark from steamer, possibly including Sir William MacEwan and party. General scenes of the freedom ceremony in the grounds of Rothesay Castle.
A parade through the streets of Rothesay led by a pipe band, the colour party outside a church, with the Marquess of Graham and other prominent citizens.
Beach scenes. A tram approaches Ettrick Bay. Lady Lauder and party arrive to judge the sand modelling competition.
Two men alight from a North British Railways first class carriage onto Kilsyth station platform. [Fragment of film].
Exterior and interior shots of the Prize Cinema in Gretna, run by the Towers family.
Pathe News footage of the film premiere of "Now and Forever" at the Empire, Leicester Square. The film portrays a couple, played by Janet Scott and Vernon Gray, who elope to Gretna Green. [Film found in the Prize Cinema, Gretna.]
Filmed for the television programme "The Sunday Break Film Report" it shows the international camp on Iona as seen through the eyes of two young visitors. Dr. George MacLeod, leader of the Community, talks about what it means to him.
Producer, ABC Television. -- Credits: The Sunday Break Film Report.
History of Iona and the rebuilding programme since 1938. Dr. George MacLeod relates how it all began. Service of thanksgiving and re-dedication of the chapel. [See also ref. 2742 for longer version].
Producer, [p.c. BBC Television]. -- Credits: nar. Maurice Lindsay cam. R. Riddell-Black ed. Eric Marr sd. Ron Gillingwater p. Bill Northwood.
Members of staff and various activities at the Iona Community House in Govan, Glasgow. [Rushes only].
The story of George MacLeod, leader of the Iona Community, including the early days of his ministry in Govan, and the reconstruction work of Iona Abbey.
Director, p. Vernon Sproxton ; Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: A Viewpoint Film. cam. James Balfour sd. John Murphy ed. Roy Watts.
Dr. George MacLeod talks about the origins of the Iona Community and the re-building of Iona Abbey.
Director, & p. Robert Newman. -- Credits: p. assoc. Raymond Kinsey nar. Bernard Braden.
Activities inside Community House, Glasgow, as seen by a visiting teenage couple. Dr. George MacLeod is interviewed, and the young couple are given a tour of the building and its facilities. Young people are seen dancing with a skiffle band.
Amateur footage shot during 20 years of restoration work on the Abbey and buildings on Iona.
Narrated by Dr. George MacLeod, the film traces the beginnings of the Iona Community and the restoration of Iona Abbey, finishing with scenes of events on Iona at Pentecost 1965, when twenty nations' churchmen gathered for religious observance.
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: narr. Lord MacLeod cam. Gerry Pullen sd. rec. Phil Keene, Nigel Wake film ed. David White p. Ronald Falconer.
Progress of the construction work on Iona Abbey is seen through the eyes of Hector Ross, a young minister and John Kane, a carpenter.
Director, the Scottish Religious Film Society. -- Credits: d. and p. W. Smeaton-Russell.
A party of visitors, possibly from Africa, being shown round the abbey site by a minister.
A temperance propaganda film using a fictional story of a man who gives up his beer to save money for dresses for his daughters so that they can go on a Sunday School picnic.
Credits: ph. David Moore cast Margaret Baker.
A procession through Edinburgh by temperance groups, Band of Hope, etc. Footage of communal hymn singing on the Meadows and the crowning ceremony of the Temperance King and Queen.
Footage of Temperance Days in Edinburgh, Dundee and Kilsyth. Members of the Scottish Temperance Alliance and National Order of Good Templars, Edinburgh, in regalia.
Various events at the Edinburgh Temperance Day. The film also shows footage of the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Pageant and the British Women's Temperance Association at the Highland and Agriculture Show, Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Temperance Day celebrations, showing the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Pageant and the crowning ceremonies of the Temperance King and Queen.
Director, the Scottish Temperance Film Association (Edinburgh).
An open-air lecture by Margaret Baker telling the story about the dangers of drink, and propounding the benefits of drinking milk.
Amateur footage of the excavation of a prehistoric site on Papa Westray, Orkney.
Director, William Kirkness. -- Credits: camera and d. William Kirkness with William Traill, Charles Harvey, John Mackay, Ann and Dorothy Harcus. A prehistoric structure on Papa Westray Excavated by William Traill CE FSA Scot. and William Kirkness FSA Scot..
The excavation of a long stalled, chambered cairn on Rousay, Orkney.
Director, William Kirkness. -- Credits: A long stalled, chambered cairn, Rousay, Orkney Excavated by Walker E Grant, FSA Scot in 1937 ph. William Kirkness FSA Scot d. David Wilson ARIAS FSA Scot.
Shots of a broch at Mousa, Shetland, and general views of the site of the Midhowe Broch, Rousay, Orkney.
Director, William Kirkness ; Producer, [p.c. Craft Studio, Edinburgh]. -- Credits: Midhowe Broch, Rousay, Orkney Excavated by Walker G Grant FSA Scot from 1932-1935 camera and d. William Kirkness FSA Scot Guide David Wilson ARIAS FSA Scot Hiker David Form.
Local events in Hawick; workers leaving Eastfield Mill, schoolgirls dancing round a maypole, a children's procession, a scout parade and Sir Robert Baden-Powell receiving the Freedom of the Burgh.
Flood waters breaking over the banks of the River Nith in Dumfries town centre. People are seen standing in doorways and wading through the water.
The various stages of the casting process of the statue of Robert the Bruce, erected at Bannockburn.
Credits: [possibly filmed by Michael Charity, Cheltenham, for Pilkington-Jackson].
Drama concerning the yacht voyage by J. Stirling Gillespie from the West Coast of Scotland to Germany and Poland in 1936. The film includes actuality footage of both countries shot by Elder-Dalrymple Films at that time.
Director, J. Blake Dalrymple ; Producer, Elder Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple comm. w. Robert Dunnett comm. s. Leo Hunter m. de Wolfe ass. d. J. Stirling Gillespie rec. at Imperial Sound Studios Carrick Film Studios, Ayr cast J Stirling Gillespie and the Crew.
FOLLOWING THE RIVER NO. 2: THE MIDDLE STRETCH
From the Falls of Clyde, two children follow the river into the wider Clyde valley visiting fruit farms and passing the Carron Grain Mills, a power station and the Popinjay Hotel.
Producer, GB Instructional . -- Credits: p. J.C. Elder.
Three Scottish children spend a holiday at the croft of their grandmother. They see a sheep being shorn, butter being churned, and wool being spun.
Producer, [p.c. Elder Films]. -- Credits: [GB Instructional].
Possibly footage of various excursions for Coal Board staff where places visited includes Burns country, the Trossachs, Stirling, Moffat and Largs.
Lord Robens is interviewed about a new contract to supply an aluminium company with coal. The relationship between the Coal Board and the electricity and steel industries is discussed as well as the outlook for the future of the coal industry.
Prospects for a young boy in farming are illustrated by activities on a farm throughout the year.
Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Productions. -- Credits: ph. J. Blake Dalrymple scenario David Cousland.
The final of the Camanachd Association Shinty Cup between Oban Celtic and Newtonmore, at Inverness.
The official opening ceremony of Arbroath's new swimming pool by the Earl of Strathmore.
Producer, [p.c. Gaumont]. -- Credits: [Can labelled "Gaumont British News, Glasgow branch Copy no. G003H] .
Compilation reel of various events in Dundee, including bottling at James Robertson's factory, Harry Lauder leaving for an afternoon out, unemployed hikers arriving home after a holiday at Belmont, and unloading jute at Dundee harbour.
The 1925 annual festival of the Riding of the Marches at Annan, Dumfriesshire. Dated September 12th, 1925.
Producer, Pathe Gazette [on opening title]. -- Credits: Pathe Super Gazette [on intertitle].
ANNAN RIDING OF THE MARCHES, June 11th 1938: 400th Anniversary Celebrations
June 11th 1938. The 400th Anniversary celebrations of the annual festival of the Riding of the Marches in Annan, Dumfriesshire.
RIDING OF THE MARCHES AT ANNAN, July 5th 1930
Events at the annual festival in Annan, Dumfriesshire, including the Snuffing Ceremony at Landheads, Hole in the Hedge Ceremony, and procession through Annan.
ANNAN RIDING OF THE MARCHES, Sept. 14th 1935
Events at the annual festival in Annan, Dumfriesshire.
Opening ceremony of the Kincardine Bridge in 1936.
The town of Stirling and its surrounding area.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films. -- Credits: comm.w. George Bruce narr. Tom Fleming ph. Mark Littlewood.
HRH the Prince of Wales on a tour of the Highlands and Islands with visits including the Highland stoneware pottery at Lochinver, a woollen mill on Lewis, an electronics factory on Skye and fudge and jewellery factories on Orkney.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Charles Gormley Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. David Peat, Martin Singleton, Lewis Foster sd. rec. Iain Leslie, Louis Kramer helicopter pilot John Poland ed. John Gow, Ian Madden p. man. Paddy Higson m. Ossian sc. adviser Alan Campbell McLean narrated by Robert Urquhart w. and p. Charles Gormley.
A group of boys intending to be mineworkers are given a short course of instruction explaining the elementary principles of coal mining and simple geology.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Production. -- Credits: Directed and photographed by J.C. Elder assisted by Isabel Elder.
Aerial views of Glasgow, Clyde shipyards and Loch Lomond.(Please note that some of the images in this film are reversed horizontally)
The lochs, glens and mountains of Ross-shire and Invernesshire filmed by an amateur filmmaker on a touring holiday of Scotland.
A tour inside the Templeton carpet factory in Glasgow showing all aspects of the production processes.
Producer, Martin Benson Films, St. Albans.
The naming ceremony and launch of the Moor Line ship MV "Kirriemoor" at the Hebburn shipbuilding yard.
Credits: Built by Hawthorn Leslie (Shipbuilders) Ltd. for the Moor Line Ltd..
Shots of the Currie Line vessel the "Courland" being loaded with timber at Karlshamm docks.
Shots of the Currie Line's vessels the "Courland" and the "Pentland" at Grangemouth docks.
An amateur film made during a family holiday to Edinburgh, showing the Castle and Princes Street as well as shots of the river Forth with the ferry and Rail Bridge.
A boxing contest between Scotland and England in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
Taken from the deck of a vessel arriving at New York with shots of the Manhattan skyline. The end of the film shows the river Clyde with the liner the "Queen Mary" on stocks.
A football match in progress between Irvine Meadow and Fauldhouse United in 1958.
Camping week-ends in the Highlands with the Lomond Mountaineer Club, one of several workers' "weekender" groups.
Scenes of the Guy family sailing on the west coast of Scotland with shots of yachts and steamers.
Scenes of the Preston family at home on the west coast of Scotland. Also includes shots of the steam vessel the "Comet" sailing off Helensburgh and of the last tram cavalcade in Glasgow.
CHURCH ACTIVITIES, ST. MARTIN'S, EDINBURGH
The various activities and clubs associated with St. Martin's Church in Edinburgh during the years 1959 - 1968.
A holiday film taken by film-maker when he and his wife toured Scotland in their Hillman Imp. Sights include Loch Lomond, Eilean Donan Castle, Strome and Ballachulish ferries, the Falls of Dochart and Dunvegan Castle.
Possibly a film of the Youth Festival held in Clydebank on 28th September 1952, it shows a campsite and various sports taking place. Crowds gathering for a demonstration and groups carrying banners including "World Youth Friendship and Peace" and "Ban the Atom Bomb".
[filmed by a member of the Dawn Cine Group].
A demonstration of how women can keep fit and healthy through exercise, keep fit classes and dancing. The Margaret Morris dance technique is included.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films, Edinburgh.
Aimed at boys just about to leave school, the film promotes a healthy way of life involving regular exercise and sports. Film includes shots of Boys Brigade company performing body building exercises.
Aimed at girls about to leave school, the film aims to promote the best way to live a healthy life including keeping fit, dancing, sports and the Girl Guides.
A film insert for the Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989; the impact of the presence of American GIs on the Holy Loch, Argyll, as seen from the GI's point of view and that of the local people.
Director, Peter Jamieson ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: cam. Martin Singleton rec. Ian Leslie ed. Alex Mackie series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove.
A film insert for the Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989; a profile of the ventriloquist Harry Kydd and his life on stage with his dummy Jimmy.
Director, Paul Murton ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture . -- Credits: cam. David Barker rec. Nic Leitch ed. Alex Mackie series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove.
A film insert for the Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989; the Scottish musician Jesse Rae talks about his philosophy on wearing tartan, and Michael Stewart of Albany talks about the authenticity of his genealogy claims to Charles Edward Stewart.
Director, Nicola Black ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: cam. Martin Singleton rec. Louis Kramer ed. Bert Eeles series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove.
A film insert for Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989; an irreverent look at the Poll Tax and how not to pay it.
Director, Peter Jamieson ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: cam. Martin Singleton rec. Ian Leslie ed. Alex Mackie series p. Don Coutts, Stuart Cosgrove.
A film insert for the Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989, Glasgow brides-to-be give their views on marriage and the traditional Scottish "hen party".
Director, Di Patrick ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: cam. Arthur Smith rec. Stuart Bruce ed. Bert Eeles series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove.
A film insert for Channel 4 magazine series, transmitted in November 1989; a profile of the Fife darts player Jocky Wilson with him talking about his early life in Kirkcaldy and his success as World Title holder in 1982.
Director, Paul Murton ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: cam. Chris Sugden Smith rec. Alan Coulter ed. Alex Mackie series p. Don Coutts and Stuart Cosgrove.
Close up shots of the different varieties of birds inhabiting the Orkney islands.
Director, Gwen Davies ; Producer, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. -- Credits: p. and ed. George R Edwards ph. C.W. Holt, George Arthur, Edward Balfour.
Ian Prescott, Director of the RSPB introduces the concept of the need to provide 'houses' for birds and the film shows bird reserves in Sussex, Norfolk and Suffolk and on the moorlands of the Orkney Islands.
Director, Hugh Miles ; Producer, Royal Society for Protection of Birds. -- Credits: intro. Ian Prescott, Director, RSPB cam. Hugh Miles sd. John Kirby, David Leighton ed. David Leighton.
A study of the puffin colony on Skokholm Island, south west Wales, taken over a four month period, from nesting in the early Spring to the time when the young puffins are ready to leave the island.
Director, Sarah Quests ; Producer, RSPB Film Unit . -- Credits: with assistance of the Field Studies Council w. and ph. Robina Gyle-Thompson nar. Peter Scott ed. Anthony Clay sd. Gateway Film Productions Limited.
The story of the crofters who live on the Hebridean island of North Uist narrated by an islander, Finlay J. Macdonald.
Director, Alan McGregor ; Producer, Royal Society for Protection of Birds Film Unit. -- Credits: ed. Michael Johns w. and nar. Finlay J Macdonald natural sd. John Kirby sd. re-rec. Anvil Films helicopter pilot John Poland.
Robert Powell tells the story of the osprey which returns to Scotland from Africa every Spring.
Director, Hugh Miles ; Producer, Royal Society for Protection of Birds Film Unit. -- Credits: cam. Hugh Miles nar. Robert Powell w. Brian Jackman m. Carl Davis sd. John Kirby sd. re-rec. Ken Scrivener ed. Michael Johns.
Close-up footage of the different species of birds found in the Highlands of Scotland, including whooper swans, woodcock, capercaillie, goldcrest, oyster catchers and ring ouzels.
Director, George Waterston ; Producer, Royal Society for Protection of Birds. -- Credits: ph. Christopher Mylne, George Edwards ed. and p. Christopher Mylne p. facilities Research Film Unit, Department of Animal Genetics, Edinburgh University.
Views of Benmore House and Estate, gifted by H.G. Younger as a forestry and botany demonstration area with some of the activities given to forestry trainees.
The preparations for the transplanting of nursery seedlings and their various stages of growth.
A compilation of amateur films about the town of Rothesay on the Isle of Bute. Includes Boys Brigade parade at seafront, and views of Highland Games.
Excerpt from a newsreel showing Scotstoun showground in Glasgow as horses are paraded in front of spectators.
SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING IN ST. GILES' CATHEDRAL
One of a series of telerecordings of the live transmission of events celebrating the 4th Centenary of the Scottish Reformation, 11th-12th October 1960. [See also refs. 2418-2421].
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: comm. Revd. Ian Pitt-Watson p. Revd. Dr. Ronald Falconer.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
One of a series of telerecordings of the live transmission of events celebrating the 4th Centenary of the Scottish Reformation, 11th-12th October 1960. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are seen attending the service in the Assembly Hall, Edinburgh. [See also refs. 2417-2421].
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: comm. Revd Ian Pitt-Watson p. Revd. Dr. Ronald Falconer.
One of a series of telerecordings of the live transmission of events celebrating the 4th Centenary of the Scottish Reformation, 11th-12th October 1960. Coverage of the service in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh. [See also refs. 2417-2421].
One of a series of telerecordings of the live transmission of events celebrating the 4th Centenary of the Scottish Reformation, 11th-12th October 1960. Coverage of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland during the re-affirmation of principles with the Moderator, the Right Revd. J.H.S. Burleigh. [See also refs. 2417-2421].
One of a series of telerecordings of the live transmission of events celebrating the 4th Centenary of the Scottish Reformation, 11th-12th October 1960. Coverage of the closing ceremony led by the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, the Right Revd. J.H.S. Burleigh. [See also refs. 2417-2421].
Skiers on the slopes of Glendoll, Angus, possibly members of the Ski-ing and Outdoor Club of Glasgow.
[filmed by a member of the Dawn Cine Group]. -- Credits: [possibly filmed by Charlie Bukelis Initials "CB" shown on tips of skis at end of film].
Members of the Glasgow Ski-ing and Outdoor Club at a campsite and walking near Ben Lomond.
Director, Charlie Bukelis . -- Credits: Direction and photography; Porridge Maker: Charlie Bukelis SOC [Ski-ing and Outdoor Club] [Dawn Cine Group].
A compilation reel of protest marches in Glasgow including the Gorbals Tenants Rents Protest march in Glasgow and mass deputation to Edinburgh. Marches by various political groups including the Labour Party and Communist Party, including Communist party chairman Harry Pollitt speaking in Queen's Park.
A visit to the Soviet Union by a group of British delegates (possibly trade unionists), including a display of a national dance and the laying of flowers on a memorial.
[attributed to Charlie Bukelis, Dawn Cine Group].
Scenes in Lithuania, including a display of dancing and a religious procession.
Scenes of life in Wick; a pony and cart carrying hay, a steam train on the Wick line and men rolling barrels at the Glenmorangie distillers.
ROYAL NORTHERN YACHT CLUB: NOSES HOMEWARD
Yachts and boats on the west coast of Scotland, by the Kyle of Lochalsh, round Ardnamurchan, Loch Linnhe and back to Rhu by the canal.
ROYAL NORTHERN YACHT CLUB SAILING FILMS 1934-1935
Yachting on the west coast of Scotland, including the Royal Western Yacht Club Tighnabruaich Race.
Launch of the submarine "Otter" at Scotts shipyard, Cartsburn, on the 15th May 1961.
Producer, BBC and Scottish Television news.
Launch of the vessel "Resource" at Scotts shipyard, Cartsburn, 1965.
CLYDESIDE - FIRST BRITISH OIL DRILLING SHIP
Shots of the off-shore oil drilling rig the "Ben Ocean Lancer" and the rig "Pacnorse I" under construction in Scott-Lithgow's shipyard, 1977.
Construction and fitting of the new style ram bow to Trident Tankers Ltd's vessel ORISSA, at Lithgow's shipyard.
Launch of the Anchor Line vessel "Kaldfonn" at Scott-Lithgow's shipyard in Greenock.
General views of the Scott-Lithgow shipyard and construction methods used. The launching of the tanker "Orissa", the ferry "Sound of Islay", and the container vessel "Sugar Producer" at the company's shipyards.
Two versions of the filming of a visit by the Duke of Edinburgh to Scott-Lithgow's shipyard.
PATHE SUPER SOUND GAZETTE No 34/65, LAUNCH OF HMS "GALACEA"
Lady Alice Shaw-Stewart christens new Cruiser at Greenock.
Producer, Pathe Gazette. -- Credits: [cam. Robello Gordon].
The launch party for the vessel "The Iron Horse" at Scotts shipyard, Cartsburn in 1960.
Mrs. I.D. Lyle launches the first bulk sugar carrier for Sugarline Ltd., MV "Crystal Cube" at the Scott-Lithgow shipyard.
The launch of the submarine "Walrus" at Scott-Lithgow shipyard by Princess Alice of Gloucester.
The launch of the vessel "Quiloa" from Scott-Lithgow's shipyard at Greenock.
Launch of the ship TV "Morar" at Scott-Lithgow' s shipyard.
The testing of the vessel ESV "Iolair" by means of a model in a test tank, carried out for Scott-Lithgow Shipbuilders in September 1982 at the Danish Ship Research Laboratory.
Producer, Danish Ship Research Laboratory.
A model of both halves of a large tanker, built at the Scott-Lithgow shipyard, being tested for its launch from the slipway.
A narrator in Scott-Lithgow shipyard explains some of the processes as the tanker "Naess Scotsman" under construction.
A television reporter in the Scott-Lithgow shipyard on the Clyde, shortly after the amalgamation of the two companies on 1st January, 1970. The report includes views of the fitting-out basin, welders at work and assembly sheds.
CONSTRUCTION OF TANKER "NORDIC CLANSMAN"
Several reels relating to the construction of a tanker in two halves at the Scott-Lithgow shipyard. (CONSTRUCTION OF TANKER "NORDIC CLANSMAN")
The beetling manufacturing process which gives cloth the texture required for making window roller blinds. Shot at Avonbank in Lanarkshire where the last beetling machines to operate in Britain were still working in 1981.
Producer, University of Strathclyde Audio-Visual Unit.
Original slates showing the Tay and Forth road and rail bridges, and Pitlochry and Torness power stations.
Producer, University of Strathclyde Audio-Visual Services.
Shot at the premises of Armadale Brick in West Lothian, showing the manufacture of building bricks from crushing to firing. [The kilns shown in use were demolished shortly after filming].
Director, Gordon Thomson ; Producer, University of Strathclyde - Audio Visual Services. -- Credits: research Graham Douglas commentary John Hume ph. Jim Harold sd. Grahame Paterson production assistant Marlene Laird grips Martin Laycock ed. William Sleigh acknowledgements to Directors and Staff of Armadale Brick.
Football League Cup Final between Celtic and Partick Thistle.
Events during the official visit by Glasgow city officials to Hamburg during the week 4th to 9th March 1974.
The Glenruthven weaving mill showing how its steam power was transferred to the hand looms in operation. [This mill was the last Scottish factory of any kind to be driven by steam].
Director, Gordon Thomson ; Producer, University of Strathclyde Audio-Visual Dept.. -- Credits: research Graham Douglas comm. John Hume ph. Jim Harold sd. Grahame Paterson film ed. David Garner P.A. Marlene Laird grips Gordon Briant .
Filmed in Bridgend MilI, Islay, showing the last wool piecing machine in operation in the UK.
Director, Gordon Thomson ; Producer, University of Strathclyde, Audio-Visual Services. -- Credits: Technical consultants Mr K. Ponting, Pasold Foundation; Dr. J. Iredale, University of Bradford research Graeme Douglas commentary John Hume ph. Jim Harold sd. Grahame Paterson film ed. David Garner p.a. Marlene Laird grips Gordon Briant Acknowledgements to Mr and Mrs William Christie, J.T. Christie & Sons, Bridgend Mill, Islay.
A lecturer from Strathclyde University records the measures taken to make safe a partially collapsed tower crane at Queen Street Station, Glasgow and then investigates the cause of the accident.
Producer, University of Strathclyde Audio-Visual Services. -- Credits: presented by Tommy Gray.
A student demonstration during NUS Week of Action against cuts in grants.
Shots of Glasgow streets after their pedestrianisation: Sauchiehall Street, Argyle Street and Buchanan Street.
Shots of different images including shipyards and shipping on the Clyde, ferries, the Clyde Tunnel and Prestwick Airport. [The soundtrack commentary is not linked specifically to these images, but is to do with language teaching].
Sir Walter Elliot, Lord High Commission to the General Assembly lays a wreath at the War Memorial in Glasgow and visits the Royal Infirmary. In Edinburgh he inspects the Guard of Honour at the opening of the General Assembly.
Scenes in and around Budapest including a street market, traditional dancing and horses on the Puszta.
A plentiful autumnal crop is secured by backbreaking ‘tattie howking’ and hard work in this seasonal film from the 1960s shot for the 'Seasons in Scotland' four part series.
Schoolchildren taking part in the annual art competition held in the Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: titles Donald Fleck.
Exhibits in the Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow including suits of armour, models of ships and stuffed animals.
Director, Louise Annand ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: cast in order: the boy, the girl Denys Duncanson Ann Boyce .
A prize-winning film at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival demonstrating how different hand weapons, from Kelvingrove Museum, would originally have been used.
Director, Louise Annand. -- Credits: demonstration by T.B. Lindsay.
A variety of fire arms are described and demonstrated in this educational film, including matchlock, wheel-lock and flint-lock guns, muskets and breech-loader rifles.
Producer, Glasgow Schools Museum Service. -- Credits: demonstration by T.B. Lindsay cam. L.G. Annand.
A demonstration of the stages and processes in relining a picture.
filmed and ed. Louise Annand. -- Credits: demonstrated by Henry McLean.
A demonstration of each stage in the making of a lithograph. [Made by a student at the Glasgow School of Art in lieu of a thesis for his DA].
Director, Henry Aston Clinton for SEFA (Glasgow Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group).
A history of different sources of lighting showing the earliest examples of flame torches to oil lamps, gas light and to modern day electric lighting. Illustrated by means of paintings, dramatised scenes, demonstrations and original artifacts.
Director, Louise Annand for SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: titles by Donald Fleck Acknowledgement is due to the curators and staff of the Museums and Art Galleries at Kelvingrove and at Glasgow Green for their help and co-operation.
Demonstrations of how a bow and arrow and a crossbow would have been used, illustrated from the Scott and Martini collections at the Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum.
Hand made models of Native Americans in traditional dress are shown by Thomas Lindsay, a teacher with the Glasgow Schools Museum Service who made the models himself and would supply his own spoken commentary at his demonstrations.
GORBALS OLD GORBALS NEW - ONE WOMAN'S STORY
Footage of the demolition of the Old Gorbals and the construction of the new Gorbals with an interview with a resident who had lived in the Gorbals before its re-construction.
Director, Rada Radosevic ; Producer, Thomson Foundation Television College. -- Credits: cam. John McNairn.
A training film for television production, showing the work of the Thomson Foundation Television College in Glasgow, including interviews with overseas students.
Producer, Thomson Foundation Television College.
The story of the men involved and their inventions in the discovery of television.
Director, John Lloyd ; Producer, J.B.M. production. -- Credits: p. Alasdair Milne ed. Len Trumm tech. adv. Garald Garvatt tech. ass. Keith Glover res. ass. Elizabeth Bower narr. Derek Hart cam. Charles Lagus sd. rec. Christopher Odell actors Oliver Maguire, Arthur Hewlett, Anthony Jacobs, David Spenser, Peter Swamwick, John Graham, Simon Lack.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1533A, WALES V SCOTLAND
Highlights of a football match between Wales and Scotland at Ninian Park, Cardiff. Wales (0) Scotland (3) - goals scored by Leggatt and Bobby Collins.
Producer, [p.c. Movietone]. -- Credits: [com. Geoffrey Sumner].
PEARL AND DEAN CINEMA ADVERTISEMENTS, DUMFRIESSHIRE
Miscellaneous cinema adverts for local businesses in Annan, Dumfries and district. Also ads for cigarettes, Borzoi Vodka and Breaker Malt Liquor.
An educational film to show how to control burning by excluding air/oxygen.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: p. and ed. Louise Annand sc. Maurice Hyman ph. R. Horn, I.H. Dale and Glasgow S.E.F.A. Production Group titles Donald Fleck.
An educational film demonstrating how to increase burning by lighting open hearths and stoves.
An educational film giving demonstrations of bunsen burners, paraffin and gas blow-lamps, a diesel engine and automatic coal-burning furnace.
One of a series of films introducing aspects of the four seasons in Scotland, made specially for use in primary schools. This film features Spring.
One of a series of films introducing aspects of the four seasons in Scotland, made specially for use in primary schools.
Material used in the television documentary "Glasgow by the Way" and stock shot material for a "Panorama" programme on the Gorbals.
Movietone News footage used in television documentary series "Look at Life" including shots of Glasgow pubs and crowds entering Ninian Park to watch Cardiff City F.C. [see Additional Information]
Producer, Movietone News. -- Credits: [Look at Life No. 459] (pubs) [Look at Life No. 83] (football).
Shots of a women's demonstration in favour of prohibition of alcohol.
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 2249, QUEEN IN GLASGOW
Shots of HM the Queen opening the Hutchesontown housing estate in the Gorbals Glasgow, and of the demolition of the old Gorbals tenements.
Paul Robeson taking part in the May Day parade in Glasgow, from George Square to Glasgow Green where the crowds listen to him making a speech.
An extract from a television documentary featuring shots of men marching on the road through Bolton, stopping for a rest, having a haircut, eating, drinking and playing a game of football.
A family film of Avril Brown from an infant of 4 months to a toddler of about 4 years old, on holiday at Portobello, being bathed in a tin tub in front of the fire and playing on her tricycle in the garden.
On his death, Carl Truebridge entrusts to his daughter an encoded chart, recording the position of building plans for his greatest invention - The Death Ray Projector. However, a Foreign Power is interested in obtaining this potent invention, by any means...
Director, George D. Brown. -- Credits: "starring 100% Perth cast." light. William Brown news bills Roy Singers ed. George Brown ph. George Brown screenplay George D. Brown effects reproduced by Drummoyne Sound System make-up Elizabeth Cameron cast Jack Ferguson, Robert Stewart, Helen Dickson, Elisabeth Cameron, James Donald, Mary Walker, George Donald, William Brown, Colin MacKenzie, George Spinks, Roy Singers, Thomas MacLaren, Anne Dougall, John Robertson, William Ferguson, Catharine Fachie, Duncan McDonald, Louisa Cameron, Irene Spinks, Henry Moyes, Renee Goodison, Jean MacKercher, Janet Grant.
Iron and steel making processes at use in Dorman Long's Middlesborough works, with sites at Lakenby and Redcar.
Steel manufacturing processes at Westburn Works, Redpath Brown, Cambuslang, Lanarkshire.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES, CALTON HILL EDINBURGH
The ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone for St. Andrews House, Edinburgh, attended by the Duchess of Gloucester.
McVITIE'S AND CUMBERLAND HOTEL COLUMNS FABRICATION
The assembly of steel plates into columns.
A technical record of the building of the water scheme at Loch Lomond.
Gymkhana events and the Queen of the South floats procession at Dumfries Guid Nychburris Day Festival.
The first film made by John Morrison, it shows guga hunters (a guga is a young gannet) being landed on Sula Sgier for the annual 2-3 week season.
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 1360/2, SOUTHERN HEBRIDES: Emigration by Canadian P. Liner "MarlocH"
Footage of people setting out to emigrate to Canada from the islands of St. Kilda and Barra.
Delegates of the UNICA conference at the Scottish Film Council offices, Glasgow and on organised trips to the Hiram Walker whisky distillery in Dunblane, to Gleneagles Hotel and on a cruise "doon the watter" on the paddle steamer the "Waverley".
Made during the SAAC's annual film-making weekend at Crieff Hydro, the film shows a family enjoying a holiday at the hotel.
A compilation of events in Cowdenbeath, Fife including the children's procession for the Co-operative Gala of 1923 [known as the "Store Treat"] and a first division football match between Cowdenbeath and Hearts at Central Park, Cowdenbeath.
Director, E. Kay and J.W. Brown & [section attrib J M Slora].
Rushes from a documentary on the construction of the extension to the Citizens' Theatre in the Gorbals, Glasgow.
Director, Diane Tammes ; Producer, Reality Productions.
An amateur film of a family on the beach. [Shot on Kodacolor].
An amateur film of the family taking tea in the garden. [Shot on Kodacolor].
Episcopal consecration ceremony of Bishop James Ward on 21st September 1960 when he was made titular Bishop of Sita and Bishop Auxiliary of Glasgow.
Credits: [possibly television newsfilm].
The work of the Institute of Seaweed Research. Men on a fishing boat collecting seaweed for study.
Footage of demonstrations and marches in Edinburgh and Glasgow including the OAPs "Beat the Cold"; UCS rally; miners in Edinburgh; sit-in at McNeils, Glasgow and an anti-Polaris march to Faslane. [The late William McQuilken was Paisley District Secretary of the AEU and an active member of the Communist Party].
Film documenting strikes in the early 1960s, including the mill strike; Apprentices' strike; Rolls Royce and the Pressed Steel company. Willie Gallacher appears during the Apprentices' strike footage, as an elderly man. [The late William McQuilken was Paisley District Secretary of the AEU and an active member of the Communist Party]. [See also refs. 2506, 2508].
Footage of the 80th birthday celebrations of Willie Gallacher in St. Andrew's Halls, Glasgow with speeches and the presentation of a bronze bust of Willie Gallacher. Shots of the funeral procession for Willie Gallacher through the streets of Paisley with the coffin draped in the Communist Party Central Committee banner. [See also refs. 1912, 2506, 2507].
Made for the BBC for the series "People of Many Lands", the film details the life of an Inuit settlement.
A dog team journey made from Igloolik to Repulse Bay, 300 miles by sea ice and over the hills of the Melville Peninsula, with four adults and a three month old baby. The journey took two weeks, sleeping in an igloo every night. [BBC purchased British rights and the film was shown on March 2nd, 1978. A re-edited version was made in 1982].
Director, Jenny Gilbertson ; Producer, Gilbertson / Smith Film Production. -- Credits: sc. Jenny Gilbertson and Dave Smith ph. Jenny Gilbertson nar. Jenny Gilbertson and Ronn Grimster m. Ron Harrison ed. Dave Smith copyright Jenny Gilbertson 1977.
Footage of the villages in the foothills of the mountain of Api in North-West Nepal and of a climbing team with sherpas setting up camp. [Highly commended at the SAAC 1953 Festival].
Life on Hapland Dairy Farm near Dunlop, Ayrshire. The day-to-day and season-to-season cycle of work of a dairy farmer.
The Macfarlane family [of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit manufacturers] on holiday near Aviemore and footage of scenes of the Clyde. [See also refs. 2514-2524].
Jack and Robert Macfarlane [of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit Manufacturers] cruising on the Clyde in their motor yacht, "Yvaldal". [See also refs. 2513-2524].
A "society" wedding in Glasgow Cathedral. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
[filmed by Jack Macfarlane]. -- Credits: Chairman of Macfarlane & Lang.
Scenes of the Macfarlane family [of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit Manufacturers] on holiday at Loch Insh. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
The Macfarlane family [of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit Manufacturers] at their home in Helensburgh and scenes of the Clyde. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
Scenes of the Clyde taken from the Macfarlane family's motor cruiser. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
Family holiday shots in the Lake District and York and footage of the Glasgow floods in 1936. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
Sir James and Lady Katherine Macfarlane at the turf cutting ceremony to mark the start of work on Canniesburn Hospital, Glasgow and footage of scenes on the Clyde. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
NAMING OF THE LIFEBOAT "JOHN AND FRANCES MACFARLANE"
The launching of the lifeboat "John and Frances Macfarlane" at Aith, Shetland in 1961. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
Scenes of the Macfarlane family, of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit Manufacturers, on holiday. [See also refs. 2513 - 2524.]
LAUNCH OF "QUEEN MARY" - MACFARLANE FILM
The launching of the liner "The Queen Mary" at John Brown's shipyard and footage of the launch of Jack Macfarlane's motor cruiser on the Clyde.
[filmed by Jack MacFarlane, Chairman of MacFarlane & Lang].
The Macfarlane family [of Macfarlane & Lang Biscuit Manufacturers] on holiday and footage of scenes of the Clyde. [See also refs. 2513-2524].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store, Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing. [See also refs. 2526-2536].
Credits: [People appearing in film, as noted on original box; Charles Davie, Mr Cushnie, Miss Yule, Doris Bisset, Miss Davidson].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing to Ballater. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Credits: [People appearing in film, as noted on original box; Mr Davidson and Miss Davidson].
Amateur film of King George V inspecting the Guard of Honour at Ballater station. [Part of the film collection relating to the Isaac Benzie family of Aberdeen]. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Credits: [People standing by car, as noted on original box; Audrey and Evelyn Gerard at Aboyne].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store, Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' golf outing. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing to Carnoustie. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store, Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Credits: [People appearing in film, as noted on original box; Mr Kissach, Miss Gould, Mr Davidson].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing to an open-air swimming pool. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur film of the Coronation Parade in Aberdeen. [Part of the collection of films relating to the Benzie family of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd.]. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur film of employees of the Aberdeen department store, Isaac Benzie Ltd. on a works' outing. [See also refs. 2525 - 2536].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on their works' outing. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on their works' outing. [See also refs. 2525-2536].
Amateur family film of employees of the Aberdeen department store Isaac Benzie Ltd. on their works' outing. [See also refs. 2525-2535].
The dramatised account of how a teenager gets into trouble with the police, ending up in a young offender's court.
Director, Charles Leigh Bennett ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: p. man. Terry Dalzell p.a. Alison Campbell sd. rec. Garry Coleman sd. ass. Alan Brereton cam. op. Andy Fairgrieve cam. ass. Grant Cameron ed. Fiona Macdonald ass. ed. Ian Adams lighting cam. Eddie McConnell cast Jimmy Paterson, Iain Reekie, Douglas Stewart, Steven Morrison, Margaret Beckett, Rab Ashcroft, Andrew Smith, Doreen Cameron, John McGlynn .
A look at the Scottish Police Training College at Tulliallan and the varied roles of policemen and women both on and off duty.
Producer, Cairngorm Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sp. Scottish Police Authorities and the Scottish Home and Health Dept. All the actors serving police officers, except for Juliet Cadzow and Eileen McCallum.
Highlighting the dangers of lack of careful security in your home and business.
Producer, Clyde Film Service. -- Credits: cast Arthur Boland, Victor Carin, Lou Grant, Harry Hankin, Willy Joss, Elaine Kennedy, Robin Lefecre, John Young, Paul Young.
A dramatic description of a youngster taken on his first shoplifting spree by an older boy and both ending up in trouble with the police.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Jack Gerson comm.s. John Young prod. man. Iain Smith cam. ass. Michael Coulter ed. Patrick Higson sd. Louis Kramer ph. Mark Littlewood.
A cruise to Honolulu by Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman where Mrs Honeyman is seen talking to Charlie Chaplin. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W. C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2542-2559].
Battleships sailing in the Clyde. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner].
A holiday film of St. Moritz showing the town's streets, horse-drawn sleighs, skiers and outdoor skating. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A holiday film of St. Moritz, showing Mr. Honeyman learning to ski, a bobsleighing competition, skaters and horse-drawn sleighs. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A holiday film taken in St. Moritz, showing skaters on the Grand Hotel ice rink including the world pairs champions, Maxi Herber and Ernst Baier, and the English champion, Patsy Sheridan. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A holiday in Dornoch with country walks, picnics and fishing. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2545, 2547-2559].
Highland dancing, tossing the caber, and pipe bands at the Cowal Games, and a holiday at Gairloch, Ross-shire. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A holiday film of St. Moritz. The streets of St. Moritz with people on toboggans and skis, an ice hockey game, skating, a horse race on a snow-laden track and horse-drawn sleighs. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A cruise to South Africa and Bali. Footage includes street scenes in Durban, a visit to an African village, a local market and traditional dance in Bali. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
Continuation of the cruise to South Africa and the Far East, taken by Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman. The film shows local scenes in Java and deck games on board. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman on their cruise to the Far East. The Raffles Hotel, Singapore and street scenes in Ceylon are featured. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner and millionaire]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
The final stage of the Far East cruise taken by Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman. The port at Aden, the railway station of Port Tewfik, and the pyramids at Cairo are all featured. The end of the film shows the couple returning to their Glasgow home. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541 - 2559].
A cruise to South America, taking in Chile, the Panama Canal, and Venezuela. The Antofogasta Chile Country Club, people relaxing on the beach at San Antonia and street scenes in La Guaira, Venezuela are also featured. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
The return journey of a cruise to South America by Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman; crowds on the dockside at Callao; street scenes in Balboa, the Panama Canal and the streets of Corunna. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
Scenes from a local pantomime in the north of Scotland [location unidentified]. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
A holiday film of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Honeyman's cruise to Canada on the "Empress of Scotland", with shots of the liner at Greenock before setting out. Quebec and Ottowa are featured, as are the Niagara Falls. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2555, 2557-2559].
The second half of M. and Mrs. W.C. Honeyman's cruise to Canada. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2556, 2558-2559].
A holiday film taken in Bermuda and New Jersey showing Riddells Bay Golf Course, people fishing for turtles, and Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman boarding a BOAC plane for New Jersey. [Part of a collection of films taken by the late W.C. Honeyman, former Glasgow shipowner]. [See also refs. 2541-2559].
Shots of the Glasgow home of Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman showing the garden with its flowerbeds, the greenhouse, apple trees and orchids.
Launching of SS "Dundee" at Caledon shipyard, Dundee, Dec. 1933 and the start of her maiden voyage in Feb. 1934. Launching ceremonies of the MV "Arbroath", Aug. 1935 and the lifeboat "Mona", Sept. 1935.
A cruise on the SS "Perth" in 1936 and a holiday during the Dundee Holiday Week in 1934 to London and the Highlands.
Director, H.M. Plenderleith. -- Credits: [filmed by H.M. Plenderleith, Marine Insurance Manager, D. P. & L. Ltd].
A tour of the vessel "Highlander" with passengers playing deck games and views of naval and civilian shipping.
[filmed by H.M. Plenderleith. -- Credits: [filmed by H.M. Plenderleith, Marine Insurance Manager, D P & L Ltd].
Vessels loading and unloading at London docks.
Credits: Eagle Photographic Service, London.
Deck games and dancing on board during a cruise on the SS "Perth" in 1934 and a flight in an Imperial Airways bi-plane.
[filmed by H. M. Plenderleith]. -- Credits: [filmed by H M Plenderleith, Marine Insurance Manager, D P & L Ltd].
The launching of the Motor Coaster M V "Glamis" at the Caledon Shipyard, Dundee on the 2nd September 1936; one of the first made in Scotland (its sister ship Arbroath, had been the first; see also ref 2560).
[filmed by H.M. Plenderleith]. -- Credits: [filmed by H.M. Plenderleith, Marine Insurance Manager, D P & L Ltd].
The launching of SS "Aboyne" at the Caledon Shipyard, Dundee on 28th December 1936.
The launching of the vessel "Dundee" at Burntisland, Fife.
[filmed by H. M. Plenderleith]. -- Credits: [filmed by H M Plenderleith, Marine Insurance Manager, Dundee, Perth & London Shipping Company Ltd.].
Shots of jute manufacturing processes at the Caldrum Works (Jute Industries Ltd.), Dundee and of jute being loaded onto a vessel in Dundee and unloaded in London.
A jumble sale, concert, picnic and a camp with the Pleasance Trust Boys' Club of Edinburgh.
An outing for children with a disability, a class at nursery school and a camp with the Pleasance Trust Boys' Club of Edinburgh.
A cruise taken by the film-maker to the island of St. Kilda on the "Dunara Castle", sailing from Glasgow. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina".] [See also refs. 2573-2577].
Amateur footage of a family trip to Lewis begun on the West Highland Line setting out from Glasgow Queen Street Station. The Highland scenery is shot from the train and includes the stations passed en route. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"]. [See also refs. 2572-2577].
Shots of the numerous steamers sailing up and down the Clyde during the years 1931-1939. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"]. [See also refs. 2572-2577].
A family holiday to the Hebridean island of Uist. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"].
Family holiday scenes of the Marshall family taken at their home in Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire and of picnics near Tomintoul. [Part of a collection of films by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"]. [See also refs. 2572-2577].
Family films of the Marshall family taken over the years 1931-1938. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"]. [See also refs. 2572-2576].
Sports day at Loretto School, Midlothian. [Part of a collection of films taken by James Marshall of the Glasgow family-owned firm "Marshall's Semolina"]. [See also refs. 2572-2576].
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 324, CABINET MINISTER WEDS
Cinema newsreel coverage of the wedding of Col. Walter Elliot to Miss Katharine Tennant, 2nd April 1934.
Producer, Universal, British Movietone, British Paramount News, Pathe Gazette.
PATHE GAZETTE No 40/25, EVACUATION DIFFICULTIES
Walter Elliot, Minister of Agriculture talks to a group of evacuee children from London and to some of the Scottish women who took them in.
PATHE GAZETTE No 1465, ROARING GAME, the
"The Roarin' Game" - the curling contest for the Queenshill Cup on Carlingwark Loch, Castle Douglas. Close up shots of men in the curling matches, spectators and skaters on the frozen loch.
Producer, Pathe Super Gazette, Gaumont Graphic, Paramount.
Possibly made for the Grand Lodge of England, to promote temperance, showing how drink can lead to ruin.
A drama based on the short story "Supper on the Wall" by Hugh McBain. Archie wins on the horses and organises a small party in his house. Alone, he lays out 12 bottles of beer, 12 fish suppers and a half bottle of whisky whilst talking to a mural of the Last Supper. [A trainee film produced by young people during their year on the Scottish Film Training Trust Programme]
Director, [d. Pat O'Neill, asked for his name to be removed from the credits as he didn't feel able to finish the project and felt that it could not be called his work.] ; Producer, Last Supper Productions. -- Credits: from the short story "Supper on the Wall" by Hugh McBain Cast Archie Patrick Lewsley Eddie David Heller Rab Billy Armour John Ray Jefferies Barman James Boyce Chris Freddie Boardley Glasgow Arts Centre Drama Group p. Andrea Calderwood prod. co-ord. Sara Barr ass. d. Bill Clark continuity Susan Deighan production team John Booth, David Gilchrist lighting camera operator Kay Sheridam focus puller Lorna Will camera ass. Jeremy Kelly, Paul Mellon grip John Gorman electricians Stephen Arthur, Robert Etherson sd. rec. Allan Young sd. ass. Stuart Wilson m. David Galbraith, Stevie Christiee ed. Lindy Cameron ass. ed. David Gibson stills Tim Hilton set design Cas Stewart art d. Barbara Herman Skelding scenic artist Kevin Gallagher costume Rodger Parker hair / make-up Brenda Stride stand-by props Pat Harkins construction Ross Balfour, Chris Higson art dept. ass. Tony Sheridan art dept. runner Anvar Khan With thanks to the following for their generous contributions and support: Black Cat Studios, Cine-Europe, GHS Motion Picture Services, Skyline Film and TV Productions, Freeway Films, SCOPE Picture Productions, BBC Scotland Film UNit, Scottish Television, In-Video, Polaroid UK, Rank Film Laboratories Thanks also to Paddy Higson, James Kelman, Peter MacDougall, Guy Douglas, Eddie Burt, James Coulter, Mick Coulter, Kevin Cowle, Tom Hilton, Alan Stewart, Robin Wilson, Phil Tomes, Norrie Pollock, Alistair Campbell, Lee Leckie, Alexander MacKenzie, Maureen MacKenzie, Alistair Walker, Angus MacAllister, Derek Livsey Additional thanks to Tennant Caledonian BreweriesCoronation Restaurant, Jim Gray Betting Shop, Freddie Young Casting, Picardy Pictures, The Warehouse, Viz Ltd, Ritchies, Botany 500 Produced with financial assistance from Scottish Film Training Trust, Scottish Film Production Fund, British Film Institute © 1988 Last Supper Productions [d. Pat O'Neill, asked for his name to be removed from the credits as he didn't feel able to finish the project and felt that it could not be called his work.].
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS, RETURN OF THE INTERNED
Taken at Leith in 1918, the film shows the arrival by ship of internees returning from Europe, with the request "watch the picture carefully, and see if you can identify anyone."
Producer, Green's Film Service/ Scottish Moving Picture News.
Rushes from an unfinished documentary on the re-building and expansion of Harthill Services on the M8 motorway.
Part of an unfinished documentary on the demolition of power station chimneys in the Dundee area.
A wedding ceremony in Pollokshields Synagogue, 22nd March 1949.
A study of the animal and plantlife on the island of Rhum, and a history of the island's Kinloch Castle. Also features activities such as deer-stalking with Rhum ponies and the work of the Nature Conservancy wardens in protecting the natural heritage of the island.
Producer, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: Kinloch Castle sequence by Ogam FIlms.
Amateur footage of children playing games in a school playground, and at a school's sports day.
Huntly, Rhynie, Stonehaven and Laurencekirk streets and buildings decorated with bunting and banners celebrating the Coronation.
Various farming processes used in the 1930s including horse-harrowing, cattle grazing, Fordson ploughing, reaping and binding.
A tour of the countryside on the banks of the River Tweed from the Forest of Ettrick, through Kelso, Coldstream and finally to Berwick.
Director, C. J. Cayley ; Producer, C J Cayley Productions ltd. -- Credits: comm. Morton King m.d. D.R. Cocks sd. rec. Imp. Sound Studios .
Life in the Outer Hebrides including Stornoway and its harbour, herring fishing and gutting, a fish auction, tweed-making on Harris, cockle gathering on Barra and Barra Highland Games.
Director, C. J. Cayley. -- Credits: dist. Kinograph Distributors comm. Morton King m. W. Trytel sd. rec. Recording Imp. Sound Studios.
Life on the isle of Skye with a look at its scenery, castles, crofting, fishing and the lives of its travelling people.
Director, C. J. Cayley. -- Credits: presented by Kinograph Distributors comm. Morton King ass. cam. C. H. Heap choral arr. A. M. MacNab m.d. W. Trytel sd. rec. Imperial Sound Studios.
OPENING OF NEW CO-OP HYPERMARKET, MORRISON ST., GLASGOW
David Hodge, Lord Provost of Glasgow attends the opening of a new Co-op hypermarket.
Made by Glasgow South Co-op Society giving an overview of shopping habits to try to establish if shutting Co-op shops on Saturday meant loss of sales.
The machinery and processes at the SCWS Creamery in Wishaw, Lanarkshire.
Director, J. Jackson ; Producer, Peak Film Production. -- Credits: presented by Graham-Enock Manufacturing Co. Ltd. ph. RCB Holton.
Exterior shots of two shops belonging to the Glasgow South Co-op Society with pedestrians and traffic passing by.
"Remember the Dividend" and "Co-op for Value" adverts for the Co-op.
Princess Margaret waves to cheering crowds, gives a speech and tours an exhibition.
A variety of adverts for Co-op goods including Lofty Peak flour, Orchid Margarine and Triona and Morven shoes.
A history of the SCWS movement to mark the centenary of its founding.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: sd. Len Southam, Garry Coleman, Geoff Robertson sd. ed. Fred Bull res. John Black cam. Bill Scott, Harry Bridges, Mario Ford w. Charles Gormley ed. Bill Robertson.
An educational film aimed at teenagers to highlight the dangers of alcohol addiction.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, [p.c. Viscom Scotland, in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Ltd (?)]. -- Credits: ph. Martin Mailey, John Williams sd. Peter Downey, Roy Charman p. man. Greg Younger ed. Michael Gascoyne p. consultants Anthony Gilkison Assocs. Technicolor.
The opening of the Scottish North Eastern Counties Force Headquarters by her Majesty the Queen Mother on 14th May 1964.
Director, Stan. Munro, J.E. Henderson, Aberdeen.
A programme made to highlight the level of unemployment in Ayrshire created by industrial recession. Ardrossan, Stevenston, Kilwinning and Saltcoats created by industrial recession and the high unemployment in the area.
A holiday film with scenes of Edinburgh city and its castle, Burns' country, and the Highlands.
Barge transport of coal to London's power stations; mine shaft maintenance at night; Welsh miner Willie Pierce competing in the World Amateur Billiards competition; shots of the residential training centre for future miners at Dungavel House, Lanarkshire. [See also refs. 2607-2608].
The open day at the NCB Dungavel Residential Training Centre for young miners, with shots of a pipe band, guests taking tea and cakes and the boys giving a gymnastics demonstration. [See also refs. 2606, 2608].
Two different newsreels of the fire at the NCB's Dungavel Training Centre for young miners on 12th. November, 1964. [See also refs. 2606-2607].
OPENING OF THE NEW QUEEN'S BRIDGE, PERTH
The opening ceremony of the new Queen's Bridge, Perth, by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 10th October, 1960.
BOYS' BRIGADE - 1956 REVIEW OF THE GLASGOW BATTALION
Footage of 1956 Boys' Brigade Review held at Queen's Park, Glasgow, 5th May.
The Glasgow Boys' Brigade battalions at their 1948 parade.
HRH Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands taking the "Royal Salute" at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow. The Boys' Brigade put on demonstrations of various sports, and Scottish country dancing.
A promotional film for the nursing profession presented by Andrew Cruickshank.
Director, Peter Hopkinson ; Producer, Cairngorm Films Ltd.. -- Credits: cam. Nobby Smith ed. Roy Beeston prod. man. John Bourne [introduction Andrew Cruickshank] This film was made with the co-operation of the Scottish Regional Health Boards.
SETTLED OUT OF COURT: Children's Hearings in Scotland
A look at the system of Children's Hearings set up to deal with juvenile offenders.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: cam. David Lewis, Mark Littlewood sd. Cyril McConnell, Ian Leslie ass. Michael Coulter, Philip Beckwith unit man. Lee McKenzie case history material devised by Gordon Clydesdale p. Laurence Henson.
LOOK TO THE SEA: The Marine Laboratory Aberdeen, Its Work and Its People
A review of the work of the Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Laurence Henson ph. Eddie McConnell cam. ass. Michael Coulter sd. Cyril McConnell unit man. Iain Smith undersea sequence Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen..
The architect Thomas S. Tait at work on the plans for the Empire Exhibition, showing the finished buildings and an elevated view of the exhibition from the tower.
A day out to "Carnbooth" house for the residents of Balmanno Old Folks' Home. [See also refs. 2618B-2620].
ROUND THE THREE LOCHS AND VISIT TO CARNBOOTH
Outings by the residents of Balmanno Old Folks' Home to Loch Lomond, Loch Long and Loch Goil and an afternoon spent at "Carnbooth" house. [See also refs. 2618A-2620].
A new resident is introduced to the activities of Balmanno. New Year's Day festivities at Balmanno Old Folks' Home, Glasgow. [See also refs. 2618-2620].
Old folks from Balmanno House, Glasgow, coming out of church and enjoying a day out at Croftcroighn house. [See also refs. 2618-2619].
A game of bowls at the Whitevale and Kingswood Bowling Clubs, Glasgow.
The story of Harris tweed and of the life of the islanders who produce it.
Director, & ph. Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: from a treatment by Murray Grigor asst. cam. David Lewis location sd. Cyril Sinclair ed. Bill Forsyth m. Andrew Park comm. w. Charles Gormley comm. s. Murdo MacDonald in collaboration with the Highlands and Islands Development Board and the British Wool Marketing Board..
A history of Pringle's Rodono factory, Hawick including the demolition of the old factory and construction of the new one. [See also refs. 2624-2626].
Delivery of new weaving machines at Pringle's factory, Hawick. [See also refs. 2623-2626].
Pringle's staff outing to Bewlie House, Lilliesleaf, Roxburghshire.
Pringle's staff outing from Hawick to Glasgow for a trip on the Clyde steamer Queen Mary II. [See also refs. 2623-2626].
Brief shots of Orange March along Princes Street, Edinburgh.
Shots of various Border festivals including Selkirk, Langholm, and Lauder Common Riding Festivals and the Flodden Cavalcade at Coldstream.
Hawick pensioners' outing to St. Mary's Loch and Eyemouth.
A family holiday by car and caravan through Scotland.
A scenic tour of Scotland taking in the Borders, Highlands and the Hebrides.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: ed. Henry Cooper comm. w. Robert Kemp comm. s. Bryden Murdoch m. arr. David Bruce, George McPhee sung by The Lothian Singers.
Lord Roberts presents the Colours to the 4th Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders.
Amateur footage of the Jodhbpur Club, India, showing members playing golf and relaxing at the club.
The offices of the Indian Oxygen Company and a manufacturer's exhibition of engineering equipment.
Amateur footage of a trip to Bhutan including a journey by rail, elephant safari and scenes of village life.
A family film of a cottage in Ayrshire and shots of harvesting on a local farm.
Hand line-fishing for haddock from coble fishing boats in Orkney waters. [Commended at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1941.]
Director, [filmed by William Kirkness] ; Producer, Craft Studio, Edinburgh.
Made at the SAAC's annual Crieff weekend, the film is a whimsical look at human foibles.
The Highland Games at Braemar with shots of the various events including tossing the caber, throwing the hammer and Highland dancing. King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and the two Princesses are among the spectators. [Highly commended film at the SAAC 1941]
Director, [filmed by John MacDougall (deceased)] ; Producer, [p.c. James E. Henderson Ltd.].
The switching on ceremony of the Christmas illuminations in Union Street, Aberdeen.
Director, Alan Stott ; Producer, Clansman Films.
The processing and distillation of lavender oil at the Banchory lavender growers, Ingasetter Ltd.
Director, Kay Gordon (deceased) ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman].
Views of the flowers and trees in Aberdeen's Johnston Gardens.
Director, Ronald Macmillan ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman].
A humorous look at how a film is conceived and made [filmed by Clansman amateur filmmakers].
Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: [cameraman and film 'drier' Ron Miller sc. Alan Stott].
Veteran cars at the Kildrummy Rally and the restoration of a Humberette.
Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: production team: Kay Gordon, Alan Stott, Ron Miller, Bill Emslie and Bill Boswell.
The craftsman Hamish Robson at work in his workshop in Braemar.
A linen weaver in the Kincardineshire village of Luthermuir setting up and working at his loom. [The last linen weaver to weave by hand].
Trawlers unload their catch at Aberdeen harbour and the fish auction gets underway.
Steam trains at Aberdeen and Ballater stations, watched by enthusiasts. The trains include "Sir Nigel Gresley", "Union of South Africa" and "City of Aberdeen".
Director, Bill Emslie ; Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: sd.ed. Ron Miller pic.ed. Alan Stott cam. Ron Macmillan, Graham Reid, Bernalt Schultz.
Rehearsals of the final performance of "The Gang Show" at Her Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen.
Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: [nar. Kennedy Thomson] m. Ralph Reader stage decor Alan Ritchie m. d. James D Reith dance d. Jean Birse .
Shots of the stations and scenery along the "Highland Line" from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh. [unfinished production?]
Director, Ronald Miller ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman Films].
PORTSOY GIRL GUIDES DEDICATION OF THEIR NEW COLOURS
A youth organisations parade in Banffshire. [See also refs. 2652-2666].
The crowning of the Portsoy Gala Queen and festival parade, Banffshire. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
A Boys' Brigade relay race at Portsoy, Banffshire.
Children eating ice cream on a Sunday School picnic. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
The Armistice Parade and Service at Portsoy War Memorial and the Cullen Gala Week fancy dress parade. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
Picnicers boarding a bus and children playing on swings.
Gala floats and a fancy dress parade in Buckie, Banffshire. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
Horse racing, a tug of war, a donkey race and highland dancing at the Keith Show. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
A Sunday School picnic at Portsoy with a tug of war, a mothers' race and children eating ice cream. The picnicers are seen disembarking from the train at Portsoy station.
A women's football match at Portsoy in July 1948. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
The crowning of the Gala Queen at Portsoy's Town Hall, followed by the fancy dress parade. [See also refs. 2651 - 2666].
Fancy dress parades at Aberchirder and Portsoy in Banffshire. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
Parade of war veterans and youth organisations to dedicate the war memorial. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
Two boys, each standing inside a barrel, boxing until one falls over, at the Marnoch Sports, Banffshire.
A funfair and the launching ceremony of a lifeboat at Buckie, Banffshire
The seafront at Cullen, Banffshire, lashed by heavy seas during a January gale. The northerly gales on 31st of January 1953 caused great disruption over northern Scotland, especially in Orkney; however, the greatest damage occurred the following day, when weather combined with high tides caused a sea surge over defences on the east coast of England and Holland. Hundreds of lives were lost in the flooding, and was said to be one of the worst peacetime disasters in the UK. [See also refs. 2651-2666].
A study of the seal colony on the island of Shillay, in the Outer Hebrides.
Director, JMB [J Morton Boyd]. -- Credits: JPC [Joint Production Committee].
Waterskiers on Loch Earn, practising and taking part in Loch Earn Water Skiing championships. [Winner of the Marshall Quaich award at the 1959 Scottish Amateur Film Festival].
Director, Harry Birrell. -- Credits: New Century Orchestra conducted by Sydney Torch This film gained 4 stars in the Amateur Cine World ten best competition 1959 ..
Short comedy of an announcement of an engagement at a dinner party.
Director, Harry Birrell. -- Credits: players Frank Marshall, Joan Melvin, Ian Dunnachie, Douglas Gray, Chrissie Marshall, Isobel Dale. [d. Dobson and Son Film story by Douglas Gray Harry Birrell's production].
Views of the landscape of the Highlands of Scotland, including Glencoe, Rannoch Moor, Mallaig and the island of Arran.
Military cadets at training camp in Dunbar in wartime; on parade, at bayonet practice, and taking part in various sports, including many scenes shot at Dunbar Outdoor Pool.
A study of skateboarders in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow. The old skating park was dismantled a few years after the making of this film, however a replacement park was opened on the same site in 2004.
Scenes of the lochs and mountains of the Highlands.
Shots taken at night of the 1938 Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, showing the building, statues, and fountains lit up by neon lights.
Winter holiday scenes at Pitlochry and in France (Paris and Lake Annecy, Alps).
Director, Harry Birrell. -- Credits: Harry Birrell presents.
Made over two years with the co-operation of the Scottish Ski Club and Dundee Ski Club it shows both learners and experts skiing on the slopes of Ben Lawers.
Director, Harry Birrell. -- Credits: nar. Lionel Marson titles Norman Clark, sc. Philip Rankin sd. rec. United Motion Pictures m.p. New Century Orchestra cond. Sydney Torch.
One of a series of films made about life in Dumfries Academy 1955-1978, this film was made in the academic year 1956 - 1957. Includes the normal events of the year and also a visit from the X-ray survey van, during an anti-tuberculosis campaign.
[filmed by teachers of Dumfries Academy]. -- Credits: ph. B.F.D. Harris, W.R. McGuffog, and others .
One of a series of films made about life in Dumfries Academy 1955-1978, this film was shot by pupils in the academic year 1969-1970, and includes several "in-jokes".
One of a series of films made about life in Dumfries Academy 1955-1978. This film was shot in the academic year 1977-1978; as well as scenes of daily school life, it includes footage of the flooding of the River Nith on 31st October 1977.
Peat cutting near Wick, winter scenes in Wick and shots of a family of travelling people on a country road. [See also ref. 2681A]
Dating from c. 1939 - 1976, this film offers a glimpse of community life in Caithness and its landmarks. Includes footage of Watten Gala, 1976. [See also ref. 2681]
The sculptor Benno Schotz at work in his studio in Glasgow, and demonstrating his technique. The film examines his working methods and the themes running through his work. Much of his work is as a modeller in bronze and metals, and as a sculptor of stone, wood, iron and plastic.
Director, Eddie McConnell (as Ed McConnell) ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: spoken by Michael Elder ph. Eddie McConnell (as Ed McConnell).
A royal motorcade in Aberdeen; sheep shearing; harvesting, and a local fete in the countryside around Dufftown in Banffshire. [See also refs. 2684-2685].
Amateur footage of a family holiday in Banffshire. [See also refs. 2683-2685].
Provost Spence of Dufftown reads the proclamation to onlooking crowds.
The late Sir William Gillies, speaks of his life's work while the camera lingers on his paintings.
Director, Bill Forsyth, Martin Singleton ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: from an original idea by R. Henderson Blyth R.S.A. R.S.W. in collaboration with Mike Catto ph. Martin Singleton ed. Bill Forsyth acknowledgements to W.G. Gillies Dr. R.A. Lillie OBE, Paisley Art Gallery .
Trawlers at sea and the catch being brought in on the "Great Line".
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: treat. and comm. Allan Campbell McLean ed. Brian Crumlish nar. Iain Cuthbertson location sd: Alex Brown camera: Martin Singleton, David Peat, Michael Coulter p. ass. Lewis Foster p. man. Iain Smith .
Made to commemorate the 80th birthday of the late Hugh MacDiarmid, the poet speaks about his life and work in conversation with his son Michael Grieve and fellow poet Norman MacCaig. (30 mins)
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: treatment & comm. w. Douglas Eadie ph. Martin Singleton ed. Brian Crumlish comm. s. Tom Buchan sd. rec. Alex Brown. camera Martin Singleton. .
Le Grand Magic Circus of Paris on tour in La Rochelle with their performance of 'Cinderella'. As the film follows the company in rehearsal and on stage, their director, Jerome Savaray, explains the circus' political and social aims.
Producer, Ogam Films and Broon COO Productions in association with Love and Adventure Productions . -- Credits: with Jerome Savary and LE GRAND MAGIC CIRCUS also featuring The Alan Silva Jazz Quartet. Presented by Ogam Films and Broon COO Productions in association with Love and Adventure Productions Le Grand Magic Circus: Poissou Alain, Patrick Chauveau, Jacques Contereau, Christian Danzas, Lucas de Chabaneix, Michel Dubois, Michel Dussarat, Maxime Ferrier, Guy Gallardo, Christian Gay Bellille, Celia Gore-Booth, Jacqueline Kaps, Valerie Kling, Sylvie Kuhn, Elisabeth Mortensen, Jean-Paul Muel, Jacques Ol'Elballa, Louis-Maria Olmedo, Francoise Orenne, Pablo, Sabine, Jerome Savary, Innocentia Sorsy, Patricio Suffren with Clementine & Capucine, Biquette of Strasbourg and their audiences With thanks to Tony Anscombe, Peter Crumlish, Danny Fletcher, Lewis Foster, Christian Troube, Gordon Woodside A film by Alex Brown, Tom Busby, Brain Crumlish, Oscar Marzoroli, Martin Singleton An Ogam Films Production.
Construction of the Ninian Central Platform by Howard Doris Ltd. Visit of Prince of Wales to construction site.
The lives of the fishing community on the Shetland islands of Out Skerries. [At the time of making this film the population was 84].
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: treatment & comm. Allan Campbell McLean narr. Derek Cooper cam. Martin Singleton m. Aly Bain loc. sd. Alex Brown ed. John Gow.
A portrayal of the scenic beauty of the Hebrides.
Director, Bill Forsyth ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: p. man. Iain Smith ph. David Lewis, Mike Coulter m. John Maxwell Geddes comm. w. Charles Gormley nar. Duncan Carse p. consultants Films of Scotland A North 7 Film made for Information Services Division, HIDB.
Amateur footage around Arisaig and Morar, mainly scenic landscape shots.
[filmed by David Sime]. -- Credits: The Scottish Countryside Club presents.
School children engaged in various craft activites - clay modelling, painting etc. General views around the class room, children sitting at their desks, shots of their project work displayed on wall (21.27) a young girl attends to doves and budgies in an aviary cage (25.11)
An amateur record of a tour around East Sutherland, featuring such landmarks as the castles of Skibo and Dunrobin and Bonar Bridge. Includes footage of traditional salmon fishers at work and manual sheep shearing.
[filmed by David Sime]. -- Credits: The Countryside Club presents.
Bakers baking bread, children singing a Gaelic song and fishermen fishing for lobsters on the island of Tiree. (Both men were given start up funding from the Highlands and Islands Development Board)
General views of an Upper Clyde Shipbuilders demonstration and march in George Square and park. Features Billy Connolly playing banjo, and other musicians on stage.
Director, Colin Tough ; Producer, [p.c. Ogam Films].
Some of the attractions offered by the Highlands to the holiday-maker, from sand yachting at Dunnet Bay, to skiing on the Cairngorms.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: m. Bread Love & Dreams p. ass. Patricia Reid ed. Brian Crumlish ph. Martin Singleton.
Unedited footage recording demolition work at the Grand Hotel at Charing Cross, Glasgow.
Director, [d. Oscar Marzaroli] ; Producer, [p.c. Ogam Films].
Film depicting the dramatic reconstruction of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour. It was made entirely with home-built models and special effects, and won the 1979 'Ten Best' award from 'Movie Maker' magazine. [The film was shown in its entirety on BBC 2 in 1980].
Director, Ian Rintoul. -- Credits: p. Santina Films p. & d. Ian Rintoul sd. rec. John Welford p.a. Steven Begg set construction John Barron add. ph. Ron Miller, Fred McLeod stills Alan Scott make-up Rex Walker Japanese sequences Toshiko Urabe, Jeff Ho-A-Yan, Yumi Watanabi, Kenzo Nakata, Hideaki Urabe, Takaaki Hashida American sequences Bob Stevens, Bill Brunton, Don Aikman, Alan Robertson, George Lawrie, Harry Devine, Tom McGlue, Jim Beardon, Robbie Irvine, Robert Irvine, Robert Turner, David Farries, Michael Rintoul, Dennis Devlin, Alan Rintoul, Kenneth Robertson, Robert Stephen, Alex Johnson, David McWilliam, Alan Sowersby, David Alison, Neil Weir, Graham Weir, Norma Miller, Alan Miller.
Comedy about the "escape" of the Loch Ness Monster into the Firth of Forth and subsequent terrorisation of the city of Edinburgh.
Director, Ian Rintoul ; Producer, Quinlan Film Group. -- Credits: sd. rec. John Welford ph. Ian Rintoul, Steven Begg, Norman Pollock, Ron Miller, Fred McLeod, Grant Cameron p. assoc. Norman Pollock, Alan Scott special sd. effects Jim Cuthbert props Bob Stevens, John Barron cam. ass. Alan Marshall, Ricky Donaldson, Scott Miller miniatures and special effects Second Unit ph. stills/graphics Alan Scott.
Motor racing at Winfield Aerodrome, Galashiels, and the Gala Harriers interclub run with the Teviotdale Harriers.
The weaving of a tartan and making of a kilt.
Director, Adam H. Malcolm ; Producer, SEFA (Edinburgh Group). -- Credits: ph. L.A. Butler.
The Galashiels Cycling Club's confined 25 mile race.
A small boy sneaks off to do a bit of fishing instead of going to church. [Highly commended at the Scottish Association of Cinematographers 1952 Festival].
Shots of a small girl playing in her back garden building sand pies and bathing her doll. [Highly commended at first Festival of Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1950].
Director, Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: [Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1951 Award Winning Film, Highly commended at first Festival of Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1950].
KNIFE GRINDER AT FERNIEHURST / GALA HOTSPURS GAME
A travelling knife grinder demonstrates his machine by the side of a rural road in the Borders. The film also has footage of a Gala Hotspurs football match.
Track racing at Peebles Beltane Highland Games.
Junior and Senior races of the Gala Harriers and the presentation of cups and prizes.
Men's track races, the women's sprint race and cycle racing at the Jedburgh and Hawick Amateur Sports, August 1951. [Many shots are in slow-motion]
Track runners racing the no. 3 heats of the one-mile handicaps at Powderhall race track, Edinburgh.
The men's track races at St. Ronans Games, Selkirk Common Riding Festival.
Opening ceremony of Glasgow Royal Infirmary Out-Patient Department and Rehabilitation Clinic, 14th June 1940.
A history of the x-ray, including footage from Dr. Macintyre's early cinematograph film on the x-ray of 1897. [See also refs. 0520 and 0838].
ROYAL INFIRMARY FOUNDATION STONE CEREMONY
Foundation stone ceremony for part of Phase I, of the new building of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 29th March, 1974.
Director, Jim Harold ; Producer, University of Strathclyde Audio-Visual Aids Film Unit. -- Credits: sd. mix Colin Macnab.
A television documentary made to mark the centenary of Lister's first putting into practice his discovery of antiseptics for use in surgery.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, STV. -- Credits: nar. Gabriel Donbald cam. Ron Fraser, Mario Ford sd. Len Southam film ed. Bill Robertson prog. ed. Henry Hay.
Nurses demonstrate aseptic technique for replacing a patient's dressing and care of the patient.
p. Alan McIlroy. -- Credits: simulation by St. Andrews Ambulance Assoc. illust. Parke Davis comm.s. Bob Christie med. illust. Canniesburn Hospital.
A prize-winning film at the 8th Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1941, it tells the story of two children, who because of their pranks, become ill from eating too much stolen fruit and have to be given a dose of castor oil!
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: cast G.E. Marshall, W. Scott, Muriel and Nairn.
Activities at a school camp near Gartocharn in Dunbartonshire ranging from a visit to a farm, the production of the camp newspaper, theatre productions, and dancing "the twist" at the end of the camp.
Director, Brian Benson. -- Credits: ph. Brian Benson sc. T.E.M. Landsborough comm. s. Michael Aspel m. Clachan Ceilidh Band "Clackmannan County Council Education Committee acknowledge the help of their teaching and administration staff in the making of this film. Head Master Wm Stark".
BRAEMAR GAMES, TWEED MAKING AND EDINBURGH
Scenes at the Braemar Highland Games; the spinning and weaving of tweed and street scenes in Edinburgh are included in this short amateur film.
A ploughman brings his horse to the village blacksmith, trees are felled and logs delivered to the sawmill, men gather mussels on the beach and fishermen mend their nets.
A film insert for a news programme looking at the completion of the first phase of Edinburgh University's redevelopment in George Square. Hamish Henderson talks about the architecture of the Square.
Two television commercials for 'Nimble' sliced bread - "only 35 calories a slice!"
Celebrations in Celtic Park, Glasgow on 30th May 1954 when Archbishop Campbell celebrates the Pontifical Mass.
[attributed to L.A. Russell & B. Mocogni].
Celebration in Celtic Park, Glasgow, to mark the centenary of the first apparition of Our Lady of Lourdes.
Director, L. A. Russell and Bert Mocogni.
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS, GLASGOW
Archbishop Campbell celebrates Holy Mass in Celtic Park, Glasgow.
Footage of the 1949 motor cycle road meeting at Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy, Fife, featuring the heats and finals of the 250cc and 350cc road races.
[filmed by Dr. Swanston]. -- Credits: organised by the Kirkcaldy and District Motor Club under S.A.C.U. permit held in the Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy, Fife by permission of the Town Council Radio Broadcast courtesy of the BBC commentators Graham Walker, Leo Hunter, Sandy Munro ecs Are you entering Scotland's only road race next year? Details from Mr John Thom, 220 High Street, Kirkcaldy... The Cine Section of the Kirkcaldy Photographic Society have also produced a 9.5mm film of the races for loan apply Secretary ph. Dr. Jack Swanston, George Simpson, James Barrie A Swanston Production THE END.
Detailed film describing the each stage in construction of the Kingston Road Bridge, Glasgow.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: The producers would like to acknowledge the assistance of: Logan Marples Ridgway Ltd (Main Contractors); CCL Systems Ltd.; Clyde Steel Reinforcement Co.; Conoco Ltd.; GKN Somerset Wire Ltd.; McCall & Co.; Scaffoloding (Great Britain) Ltd.; Springbank Sand & Gravel Co. Ltd; West's Piling and Construction Co. Ltd.
Scenes in Shetland including fishing boats in the harbour, fish being gutted and packed, street scenes and the burning of the "Viking" boat at the Up Helly Aa Festival.
A football match at Lerwick, HMS Rodney's visit to Lerwick, and views of seabirds flying near Ness of Sound and Ness of Trebister, are included in this amateur film of Shetland.
[attributed to John Harold Johnson]. -- Credits: [ascribed to amateur cinematographer John Harold Johnson].
Footage of and from various steam locomotives, diesel engines and railway related activities. [Filmed by railway enthusiast, the Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair].
[filmed by David Gordon, Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair].
Footage of various steam locomotives and diesel trains, filmed by railway enthusiast, the Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair.
NORTH EAST AND THE HIGHLANDS - CELEBRATIONS AND EVENTS
Aberdeen streets decorated in bunting for the Coronation celebrations; queues for the Aberdeen C & A opening sale, and motor racing on the Rest-and-Be-Thankful course.
Life on the Herd family farm "Shanzie" and family wedding celebrations. [The family owned the Aberdeen Herd's Corner House Cafe]. [See also refs. 2735-2736].
Interiors of the Aberdeen Herd's Corner House Cafe, packed with diners and waitresses at work and shots of the Herd family at their farm. [See also refs. 2734-2736].
Work on the farm, the family at home, and a wedding, all feature in this film of the Herd family, owners of the Aberdeen Herd's Corner House Cafe. [See also refs. 2734-2736].
GATHERING OF THE BRAEMAR ROYAL HIGHLAND SOCIETY, the
The Braemar Highland Games attended by HM Queen Elizabeth and King George VI.
A series of four instructional films on orienteering skills; including map reading, using a compass, and navigation.
Director, Norman Shannon ; Producer, pc. Jordanhill College Film Unit. -- Credits: Presented by the Scottish School of Physical Education and the British Orienteering Federation. Sponsored by William Younger's cam. ass. Rob Welsh graphic. Tom Malone sd. rec. Tom Rieley rostrum cam. John Allan s c. Jim and Brian Porteous cam. & film ed. Gus MacAulay.
OFFICIAL BRITISH SKI INSTRUCTIONAL FILM, the
A training film for British ski instructors.
Producer, Morgren Studios and Egeline Films.
KATE KENNEDY PROCESSION AND KIRKCALDY RIFLE RANGE
A family film featuring the Kate Kennedy Procession at St. Andrews University in 1957, a family wedding and shots of men practising at Kirkcaldy Rifle Range.
MEETING POINT: THE IONA COMMUNITY AT WORK AND WORSHIP
Maurice Lindsay interviews Dr. George Macleod and fellow members of the Iona Community about the origins of the Community, their work and aims. [See also ref. 2344].
Director, The Reverend Ronald Falconer ; Producer, BBC. -- Credits: interviewer Maurice Lindsay cam. R. Riddell Black film ed. Eric Marr sd. ed. Ron Gillingwater p. Bill Northwood.
Construction work on Iona Abbey during the years 1938-1951, and the ceremony to mark the completion of a rock garden by community campers in 1952.
The sowing and harvesting of Ayrshire potatoes including shots of "tattie howkers" at work.
Two boys playing on the beach at Oban where they build a sandcastle, find a starfish and limpets and go out in a fisherman's boat to catch lobsters.
A tour of the Trossachs based on Sir Walter Scott's poem "The Lady of the Lake", visiting Lake of Menteith, Loch Achray, Loch Doine, Loch Katrine, the Falls of Leny and Stirling.
Director, James S. Nairn and James Atterson. -- Credits: A Nairatt Production, Stirling.
Kittiwakes, guillemots, cormorants, puffins and razorbills are some of the seabirds featured in this educational film.
Director, p. John C. Elder ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd..
Two young boys watch cattle and pigs being auctioned at a livestock market.
Producer, John C. Elder. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder distributed by G.B. Equipment Junior Activity Films Junior Educational Adventures.
A training film for Crosse & Blackwell employees, showing the importance of correctly packing herring tins. Interiors of the Crosse & Blackwell factory as well as shots of a trawler unloading and the fish market at Peterhead harbour.
Producer, Crosse & Blackwell Ltd. Peterhead. -- Credits: produced with the assistance of the Industrial Panel of the Scottish Film Council..
A wee girl enjoys a summer day on the farm where she watches a shepherd and his border collie rounding up a flock of blackface sheep which are shorn and dipped.
An animated film to help children read and spell.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: Maker of Humpty B. Grant cam. and anim. R. Horn, W. Thomson, O. McAllan, F. Ritchie ed. & titles L. Annand.
The opening ceremony of the Glasgow University's gates gifted by the Graduates' Association to mark the second part of the University's quincentenary celebrations.
Children at a farm with piglets, chickens, Shetland ponies, lambs and calves.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: titles W. Shanks.
PRIME TIME: MEDIA WEEK IN STENHOUSEMUIR PRIMARY SCHOOL
The 'Media Week' project at Stenhousemuir Primary School, which brought practical media education into the classroom for a range of primary school-age children. Interviews with teaching staff and footage of children working in the classroom on advertising, television, photography and animation show the diversity of work carried out during the week.
Producer, Jordanhill College Television Unit. -- Credits: [The producers of PRIMETIME wish to thank the staff and pupils of Stenhousemuir Primary School for their cooperation in the making of this videotape and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation for financial assistance. Produced by the Jordanhill College Television Unit for the Scottish Film Council [credits after animation section]: made during Stenhousemuir Primary Schools Media Week with thanks to Central Design, Scottish Film Council, BBC Scotland, Scottish Television, Rank Film Laboratory; thanks to teachers Carolyne Kerr, Fiona Stewart and Edward O'Donnelly, Di Demitris, Jessica Longford, Film Workshop Trust, Edinburgh 1988].
The work of the department of social responsibility of the Church of Scotland, includes interviews with staff in charge of hostels and homes throughout Scotland.
Producer, Church of Scotland. -- Credits: narr. Frank Forbes graphics Anne Maxwell technical co-ordinator John Williams prog. ass. Lorraine Edwards. p. Ian Gall.
The industries of the Highlands featuring the Invergordon Smelter and Ben Cruachan and Dounreay Power Stations.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: ph. Oscar Marzaroli treatment & comm. w. Allan Campbell McLean nar. Maurice Roeves m. composed by Frank Spedding conducted by Marcus Dods ass. d. Martin Singleton p.a. Anne Caldwell, Colin Tough location sd. Duncan Fraser ed. Bill Forsyth.
A demonstration of carding and spinning wool.
Producer, Glasgow Schools Museum Service. -- Credits: demonstration by Elizabeth Hamilton cam. Louise Annand voice Elizabeth McKechnie sd. R. Smart contin. Margaret Stalker.
A demonstration of how and when to use three types of fire extinguishers; Water-Gas, CO2 and Dry Powder.
Producer, Glasgow School Museum Service. -- Credits: [cam. L. Annand].
An award winner at the International Scout Film Festival for "most felicitous film", it is a humorous story of a group of scouts who rebel against their ogre of a scout master.
Director, David Middleton. -- Credits: 52nd Glasgow Scouts Present .
A promotional film on the re-development of Paisley and the new housing schemes under the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, [p.c. Elder Films]. -- Credits: cam. John C. Elder comm. w. Harold Ballantine comm. s. Tom Fleming tech. super. John A. MacGregor, Burgh Engineer and Town Planning Officer cam asst. Iain MacKenzie.
Made during the SAAC's annual weekend at Crieff Hydro, the film tells the humorous story of a mix up over swopped ladies' and gents' suitcases at the hotel.
A variety of baby animals filmed at Edinburgh Zoo, Calderpark Zoo and Wilson's Zoo in Glasgow.
A film showing the wide variety of birds living in the nature reserve on the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth.
Filmed by St. Andrews University while on an expedition to Greenland, the film shows daily life, a local sports event and traditional Inuit craftwork.
Students at work on the various courses available at the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science.
Director, J.C. Elder ; Producer, Elder-Dalrymple Production. -- Credits: ph. J.C. Elder assistant Isabel Elder.
Scenes of life on the Mull of Kintytre including shots of holiday makers and local inhabitants. Shots of farming, fishing and mining at the Argyll Colliery and general views of Campbeltown.
Director, Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: With the assistance of Films of Scotland Committee and Scottish Central Film Library ph. Iain Dunnachie sc. Robert McLeish comm. s. Hugh McPhee.
Holiday activities of the Cargill family of Arbroath, owners of Cargill's Hairdressing Salon.
Commended at the 7th Scottish Amateur Film Festival in 1940, Frank Marshall's film shows a household preparing for the black-out, using petrol coupons and an air-raid shelter.
A short educational film explaining how to make a scrapbook.
Producer, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group). -- Credits: sc. W.C. Paul ph. R. Allison.
A young girl gets ready for school; the story carefully points out the importance of hygiene and diet in her routine.
Producer, Elder Film Productions Ltd., Glasgow. -- Credits: A J.P.C. Production Supervised by the Infants Panel Scotland 1950.
An animated film illustrating the nursery rhyme to help young children read out loud.
Zebras, a camel, yak, bison and elephant at Calder Park Zoo, Glasgow.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: A Scottish JPC film. tech. adv. S.H. Benson Film made courtesy of Zoological Society of Glasgow..
An educational film showing how the thistle grows and is pollenated by bees.
Credits: ph. Percy Smith ed. Mary Field.
Rushes from a film made to record aspects of Dundee city life including shots of tenements, housing estates, crowds at Tannadice football ground and street scenes.
A training film which aims to show the work of a Children's Panel. Members of the panel act out a simulated situation, possibly based on a real case involving a teenage boy.
Director, Chris Haws ; Producer, pc. Aberdeen University Television Service. -- Credits: p. Philip Seed cast Mr W. Knight, Mrs Maclean & Mrs Milnes, Panel; Mr Pearson, reporter; Mr Gordon, Father; Mr A. Robb, Social worker; Michael Gordon, Son; Mrs Gordon, Mother.
Through a series of interviews with former Secretaries of State, the film traces the development of this ministerial position describing the responsibilities of the Minister and his relationship with both local and central government.
Director, p. Finlay J. Macdonald ; Producer, BBC TV Scotland. -- Credits: sc. & nar. Magnus Magnusson cam. Alex. Scott sd. rec. Gordon Forsyth sd. mixer John Goodwin ed. Patrick Higson.
A look at overlap in technology and interests of British Gas and the White Fish industry, in providing a sea resource to the public.
Director, David Gowing ; Producer, Viscom Production. -- Credits: w. David Gowing camera Bryan Loftus ed. Austin Martin sd. Bruce White production Stephen Smallwood anim. John Williams p. by John Spencer The Producers would like to thank: Ronnie Boughen of the Cordella Nick Bowen George Downey John Faulkner of the Sea Shell Fish Bar John Green Marrs Trawlers Robert Reid of the 'Fruitful Harvest' Anthony Richards Sandy Ritchie of the 'Sette Marie' Robert Rollisson of the 'Peggy K' Wates Built Homes Ltd .
A film about the research and development work of the fishing industry in Britain, including how the White Fish Authority exports its techniques abroad to the Middle East.
Director, Tom Wray ; Producer, G. & R.. -- Credits: cam. Mike Walker, Ray Redfern, Tony Poulton sd. Richard Guttridge comm. Duncan Carse sc. and d. Tom Wray p. Ted Bullock.
Record of various activities involved in the running of Haddo Estate, including the maintenance of Haddo House, its outbuildings and the agricultural activities on the estate farmlands throughout the year.
Record of various activities involved in the running of Haddo Estate, including the maintenance of Haddo House, its outbuildings and agricultural activities on the estate farmlands throughout the year. [See also refs. 2731-2732, 2780-2786].
Record of various activities involved in the running of Haddo Estate, including the maintenance of Haddo House, its outbuildings and agricultural activities on the estate farmlands throughout the year. [See also refs. 2731 - 2732, 2780 - 2786].
Family scenes of the Gordon family, a scout camp at Haddo House, Aberdeenshire, and Lord Aberdeen greeting King George VI and family at Ballater station.
The official opening of the chancery of St. John, Priory of Scotland, Edinburgh by HRH Princess Anne. [See also refs. 2020, 2731-2732, 2780-2786].
Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother visits Lord and Lady Aberdeen at Haddo House, Aberdeenshire.
A technical film showing the Wickman single spindle machine working. [This machine manufactured at Wickman Lang Ltd., Johnstone]. [See also ref. 2788].
The single spindle automatic machine working. [This machine manufactured at Wickman Lang Ltd., Johnstone]. [See also ref. 2787].
LAUNCH OF THE ROYAL SCOTSMAN AND ROYAL ULSTERMAN
The launching of the "Royal Scotsman" and "Royal Ulsterman", vessels for the MacBrayne route between Glasgow and Belfast.
A description of the building of the pumped-storage hydro-electric scheme at Loch Awe, Argyll.
Director, David Low ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: ph. David Low p. Robert Riddell Black comm. Joseph McLeod Consulting Engineers for the Cruachan Scheme : James Williamson & Partners; Merz and McLellan. The Producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the following contractors: Civil Engineering Works : Edmund Nuttall Sons & Co (London) Ltd.; William Tawse Ltd. Thyssens (Great Britain) Ltd. & Geo. Wimpey & Co. Ltd. Electrical & Mechanical Plant : Associated Electrical Industries Ltd.; Boying & Co. Ltd.; English Electric Co. Ltd.; J.L. Eve Construction Co. Ltd.; Ferranti Ltd.; A Reyrolle & Co. Ltd.; British Insulated Callender's Cables Ltd.; Glenfield & Kennedy Ltd.; British Brown Boveri Ltd.; Standard Telephones & Cables Ltd. & Marshall Fleming & Co. Ltd. .
Close up shots of the Golden Thistle award with its inscription "Edinburgh Film Festival 1970. Golden Thistle Award for outstanding achievement in the Art of Cinematography, Darryl F. Zanuck. Presented by Films of Scotland Committee".
The story of the town of Ayr and its links with Robert Burns.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Co. Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Kenneth Mackay nar. Clarke Tait singer Evelyn Campbell piano accord. Arthur Spink.
The streets of Edinburgh at 1969 Festival time, featuring the parade along Princes Street.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Mark Littlewood m. composed and cond. Andy Park.
Wool from the Himalayas is treated, knitted and crafted into Pringle sweaters.
The construction of the Tormore Distillery on Speyside, highlighting some of the aspects of the social and historical setting of the development.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: comm. w. Neil Gunn comm. s. Iain Cuthbertson m. comp & arr. Eric Roberts ph. Henry Cooper, Russell Walker sd. rec. Jack Gibson.
The story of a year at the Royal Scottish Zoological Society's park in Edinburgh.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: devised by G.D. Fisher, Director-Secretary of the Scottish National Zoological Park ph. Ian Kennedy sd. Brian Henniker comm. s. Leonard Maguire m. comp. & d. Martin Dalby.
Winston Churchill, accompanied by his wife and daughter plant a tree in the home of Sir Thomas and Lady Jaffrey and the University of Aberdeen confers on him the Honorary Degree of LLD. [See also refs. 4025 and 4563].
[attributed to Ernest Bromberg] . -- Credits: [cam. Laurence Stott, J. MacDougall].
The parade of riders through the streets of Hawick, watched by onlooking crowds.
The funeral procession of Alexander Buist, proprietor of Ward Jute Mills, Dundee, one of the first mill owners to supply a creche and school for children of his mill workers.
Credits: ession of Alexander Buist. Horse-drawn carriages follow hearse passing along Dock Street, Dundee with small group of spectators at street corner (1.39).
PATHE SUPER GAZETTE [No. 25-64], ABERDEEN SCHOOL SPORTS
HRH the Duke of York attends an Aberdeen school sports day at Pittodrie Park.
Producer, Pathe Super Gazette. -- Credits: Pathe Super Gazette [No. 25-64].
Farm workers on Orkney, St. Magnus Cathedral, a local fete, and footage of a launch bearing the German Swastika with passengers arriving at Kirkwall harbour.
The poet Norman MacCaig talks about his work to Magnus Magnusson and John MacInnes.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: [interviewer] in Edinburgh Magnus Magnusson [interviewer] in Assynt John MacInnes ed. Bert Eeles sd. rec. Louis Kramer ph. Mark Littlewood.
Originally screened with a separate source of soundtrack, which has not been located, the film shows a couple in a garden dressed in Regency Costume singing a duet. [Original tinted nitrate preserved by the National Film Archive].
Producer, [p.c. attributed to Edison]. -- Credits: Vocal Cinema Co., Glasgow (distributor?).
A year of youth hostelling in Scotland; hikers enjoying walking by Loch Lomond, skiers in Glen Coe, cyclists in the Borders, yachting on the Clyde.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, Glasgow Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell comm. w. George Bruce comm. s. Bryden Murdoch m. comp. & cond. Stanley Thomson prod. man. Muriel Cuthbertson; assistant Gavin Craig sd. rec. James Kerr p. David Welsh.
Holidays on the Firth of Clyde, Rothesay and the Isle of Bute.
Director, David Welsh ; Producer, Glasgow Films Ltd.. -- Credits: story by Cliff Hanley the girl Rosemary Manly singers the Bothy Boys p. man. Brian Smith music associate Walter Butler ass. d. Muriel Cuthbertson assistant cameraman Eddie McConnell ph. Robert J. Anderson comm. s. Douglas Murchie.
A football match between Elgin City and an unidentified team, and the Inspection and Presentation of Colours of the Boys' Brigade (Inverness Battalion).
Produced to commemorate the bi-centenary of Craig's Plan for the first New Town of Edinburgh, 1767, the film shows the Town's buildings, gardens and monuments.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: ph. Mark Littlewood ass. Allan Armstrong sd. rec. Brian Henniker p. Alan Harper narr. Tom Fleming sc. & commentary Colin McWilliam m. arr. & cond. Eric Roberts played by the Pro Arte Orchestra of Edinburgh.
Places and events in and around Dundee in the 1930s; ships in the city's docks, a parade in Baxter Park, boxing matches at Forfar, skating at Claypotts, Dundee FC playing at Dens Park, and the flight of the Maia and Mercury aircraft. Brief shots of American battleships in the Firth of Forth.
Herons seen in their natural habitat in the highlands of Scotland. Dwellers in neighbourhood include oystercatcher, redshank, shelduck, merganser, common gull, hooded crow, common tern, swans, eider duck, wheatear. Toads and adder come out of hibernation. Deer steal through woodland. [Joint winner of BBC/ Nature Conservancy film competition for amateurs, 1963].
COMMEMORATION DAY, GLENALMOND AND YACHTING
Commemoration Day at Glenalmond School, Perthshire and yachting on the Clyde. [See also refs. 2813].
Commemoration Day ceremonies at Glenalmond School, Perthshire. [See also ref. 2812].
Amateur footage of people in Glasgow's Botanic Gardens, traffic on Great Western Road and street scenes in the city.
Scenes at the Ayr Pageant on 23rd June 1934.
RANGOON HOSPITAL AND SCENES FROM THE EAST
Street scenes in Ceylon, the hospital in Rangoon, shipping, the docks and streets of Dublin and Hamburg.
Amateur film of a family playing badminton in the back garden of the family home, 'Millford', Kilmacolm.
The fish auction at Billingsgate, London; landing fish at Hull and Buckie; the smoking of haddock and fishmongers at work.
Producer, Editorial Films. -- Credits: [comm. s. on Scottish scenes James Mackechnie] Unilever Magazine No 8 1956.
A local topical of the wedding procession of Major Thomas Sturrock and Miss Isabelle Paxton in Dalkeith, Midlothian showing the newly wedded couple being driven through Dalkeith in a gun-carriage drawn by Scots Greys. [28th March 1929].
Amateur footage of various scenes and events including the demolition of No. 24 Queen Street, Glasgow, road construction beside Loch Cluanie, the Strome ferry, RAC Veteran car rally, the seafront at Anstruther and boats on the Crinan canal.
Picnics and a snowball fight are seen in this film of the Montgomery family. [Made by Frances Montgomery of Fife, burgh councillor of St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2822-2832].
[filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery]. -- Credits: [filmed with the assistance of the family nanny / companion Miss Margaret Grant Smith].
Tossing the caber, wrestling and the parading of horses in the showground at the Royal Highland Show in Perth. [Part of collection taken by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
[filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery]. -- Credits: [assisted by family nanny / companion Miss Margaret Grant Smith].
Footage of an amateur golf championship at St. Andrews in May 1930. [Filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery of Fife, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c. 1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
A family game of golf at Ladybank in Fife. [Part of collection of film by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
[filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery]. -- Credits: [with assistance from the family nanny / companion Miss Margaret Grant Smith].
The Montgomery family on the beach at St. Andrews and at the grandfather's home 'Penniwells' at Elstree, London. [Part of collection by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
A new garden being laid at the Montgomery family home, and shots of the family in the car and of the children horse riding. [Filmed by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
[filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery]. -- Credits: [with assistance from family nanny / companion Miss Margaret Grant Smith].
University students taking part in the Kate Kennedy procession in St. Andrews. [Part of collection filmed by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor of St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
Shots of the University of St. Andrews' Kate Kennedy Parade and of the town;s harbour where fishermen unload their catch. [Part of collection filmed by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
The building of a new conservatory at the Montgomery family home, clay pigeon shooting and Mrs. Montgomery driving the family Rolls Royce. [Part of a collection filmed by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
A flight in a 'Pleasure Flying Services' aeroplane; a fire fighting demonstration; the launching of a lifeboat and a boxing match are included in this amateur film. [Part of collection made by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
The visit to St. Andrews by the Duke and Duchess of York. The Duke is seen playing golf and the Duchess attends the opening ceremony of the Younger Graduation Hall. Stanley Baldwin also attends the graduation ceremony. [Part of collection of films made by Frances Montgomery, burgh councillor in St. Andrews c 1929]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
[filmed by Frances Hedges Montgomery]. -- Credits: [assisted by nanny / companion Miss Margaret Grant Smith].
Footage during the campaign for the election of Mrs Montgomery onto the town council of St. Andrews, shots of aircraft at Hendon, and scenes at a farm. [Collection of film by Frances Montgomery who was elected as burgh councillor in St. Andrews]. [See also refs. 2821-2832].
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS: Wedding of John Glaister and Isobel Lindsay
The First World War was still raging when the wedding of Captain John Glaister RAMC, son of Prof John Glaister and Isobel Lindsay, daughter of Sir John Lindsay took place at Glasgow Cathedral, 25th May, 1918.
Producer, Scottish Moving Picture News/ Green's Film Service.
The rearing of penguins at Edinburgh Zoo.
Director, & cam. Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: assisted by the penguins of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland penguin keepers Norrie Kennedy, Ian Lomon, David Rees technicians Trish Crichton, Gordon Hickie, Mike Jones, Neil Ross, Stephen Cowls mus comp. J.O.Regan & E. Wales musicians Bright Red Tandem graphics & stills Edinburgh Camera Effects p. facilities Edinburgh Film Productions.
LANIMER DAYS 1946 - 1947 AND UNVEILING LANARK WAR MEMORIAL, 1949
The procession of floats and children in fancy dress at the Lanark Lanimer Day celebrations. Unveiling of the War Memorial. [See also refs. 2836-2846].
[filmed by Prentice]. -- Credits: [Donor's father].
Pageant with horse-drawn floats, children in fancy dress and a march by of different youth organisations led by a pipe band at the Lanark Lanimer Day celebrations.
The processions of floats and bands at Lanark Lanimer Days, 1949 and 1952. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
Glasgow University graduation ceremony, 1951; a family party, Christmas 1952; the Royal Highland Show in Alloa, 1955; and the visit of HM the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to Lanark 1953. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
Family holidays at Prestwick, Ayrshire. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
A visit to London, holidays in Ayrshire and footage of the Lanimer Day festivals of 1938 and 1939. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
A snowstorm; a garden party; a concert in aid of charity; a holiday at Ayr and winter sports are all included in this amateur film. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
Family holidays at Ayr; a "Convoy" of children on bikes and shots of a family as they demonstrate putting on their gas masks.
Shots of a home guard uniform, a golf course, school sports and Girl Guide camp. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
Footage of various parades and festivals including an ATC church parade, a Wings for Victory parade, an ARP practice in the ruin of Douglas Castle, followed by a demonstration of women fire-fighting with stirrup pumps; Lanimer Day of 1942 [curtailed due to the war] and Sir Harry Lauder opening an NFS fete in Lanark. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
A Home Guard anniversary parade and various youth parades. Lanimer Day 1943 and a Red Cross fete opened by Lord Dunglass. [See also refs. 2835-2846].
Cinderella pantomime at Stanmore House, Lanark 1942 in aid of charity. [See also refs. 2835-2845].
A school picnic with a fancy dress parade and games at the fair.
Made as a record of the annual picnics run by the Hall & Welfare Committee, Port Elphinstone - adults and children are seen enjoying the fancy dress competition, races and other events.
Made as a record of the annual picnics run by the Hall & Welfare Committee, Port Elphinstone near Inverurie - picnicers are seen on the beach where games and races are played and ice cream is handed out. At the end of the day the empties and unsold drinks are returned to the local grocers.
Moving the training sailing ship "Unicorn" to enable preparation work for the building of the Tay Road Bridge.
Shots of the fishing vessel the "Headway" keeled over against the quay at Aberdeen harbour.
Children on their annual outing from Glasgow to Troon, transported by Glasgow taxi-drivers in fancy dress. Jimmy Logan is seen talking to the children. [Footage used by John Grierson in "This Wonderful World"].
Footage from the Glasgow taxi drivers' annual outing to Troon for children with disabilities and underprivileged children. Crowds of well-wishers are seen lining the streets in Glasgow as the decorated taxis depart in convoy. The flotilla of black cabs are covered in streamers, balloons, and some are even painted; the journey is followed by shots of entertainment and children playing on the beach.
Made by teachers at Norton Park School, Edinburgh, the film shows the city through the thoughts and songs of R.L. Stevenson. [Winner of the Lizars Cup, Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1953].
Director, [filmed by J. T. Ritchie, N. McIsaac, R.Townsend] ; Producer, [p.c. Norton Park Group]. -- Credits: Norton Park Production No. 3. [cam. J. Lennie] The thoughts of R.L.S. are spoken by Ian Gilmour "Queen's Maries" and the "Willow Song" sung by Mary Sked and the "Gay Japanee" sung by Douglas McMahon..
Made by teachers at Norton Park School, Edinburgh the film is based on Dickens' "Sketches by Boz" and George Cruikshank's etchings which illustrate the book. Verses of the "Broken-hearted Milkman" sung by James Watson, Ronald Johnson and Owen Swindale, the song "When the Moonlit Wave" by Christina Stephenson and Elizabeth Johnson. Raymond Townsend and Sylvia Budd speak the various Cockney characters.
Director, [filmed by N. McIsaac, J.T. Ritchie, R. townsend] ; Producer, [p.c. Norton Park Group]. -- Credits: Norton Park Production No. 4 drawings by George Cruikshank words by Charles Dickens [camera J. Lennie] spoken by Joseph Macleod.
Reconstruction of the events leading up to, and re-enactment of the Tay Bridge disaster December 1879, using black and white contemporary stills, live action footage of steam locomotives and actors.
Director, Ian Rintoul. -- Credits: nar. Jim Cuthbert.
Dramatised account of the Luftwaffe bombing raid on Edinburgh on 16th October, 1939 told from the viewpoint of both sides of the combat.
Director, Ian Rintoul. -- Credits: sd. mix John Welford sequence d. Jim Cuthbert, Ron Miller p.a. John Barron, Les Knott effects ass. Steven Begg, Robert Stephen military res. J.J. Millar titles Alexander Peacock narr. David Harper, Egan Miessnor, Douglas Strang cast Ron Fraser, Steward Pyke, John Hilton, John Amos, Larry Sutherland, Norman Tinlin, John Avon, George Lawrie, John Smith and Officers and men of the Royal Navy RNVR (Forth Division), Royal Air Force, Air Training Corps, Territorial Army.
An instructional film using diagrams and close-ups of three types of carnivorous plants grown in Britain - Butterwort, Sundew and Bladderwort.
Director, C. Eric Palmar ; Producer, Natural History Film Production Soc.. -- Credits: Produced under the auspices of The Natural History Film Production Society p. Molly C. Glen ed. W. Smeaton Russell dist. Elder Film Production Ltd. lab. facilities kindly granted by Professor John Walton, D. Sc., Botany Department, Glasgow University.
Crofting in the Outer Hebrides with footage of spinning and carding of wool, collecting seaweed and lobster fishing.
The experience of parenting and caring for children with cognitive disabilities.
Director, Martin Singleton ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: ph. Martin Singleton sc. Douglas Eadie nar. Iain Agnew m. Eric Rice sd. Alex brown ed. Brian Crumlish cam. John Schorstein.
Teenagers spending an evening at the Haparanda Cafe, Dundee. [Filmed by Luciano Soave, owner of the Haparanda Cafe - a popular haunt for local teenagers in the '60s. The Cafe has now been demolished]. [See also ref. 2862].
"The Paladians", "Erle Blue Stars" and "Prohibition Pete" playing to crowded dance floors where the "twist" and other '60s dances are in evidence at "The Hap Dances" organised by the owner of the Haparanda Cafe in Dundee. [See also ref. 2861].
Yachting on the Clyde coast and scenic shots of Burns' country, filmed by local cinematographer in Dunoon. [See also refs.2864-2874].
A trip aboard Fleck's training ketch the "Falcon", based at Rhu, Gareloch. The trainee crew are seen working on board and in the galley.
Leaving Glasgow by steamer and cruising to Dunoon, Oban, Iona and Fingal's Cave on Staffa.
[attributed to Don Sawkins]. -- Credits: m. arrangement M.A. Freeman.
A yacht race filmed by local cinematographer in Dunoon.
Footage of the West Highland Pottery showroom in Dunoon with shots of glazing and firing of pots and of customers in the Pottery's tearoom.
Footage of the Cowal Highland Gathering with shots of the pipe band marching through the streets of Dunoon, a dancing competition, the presentation of trophies and a fireworks display.
Holidaymakers enjoying the beach and various sporting activities at Dunoon. Shots of a stalking party on a hillside.
A promotional film for the holiday resort of Dunoon and Clyde coast showing holidaymakers on steamers arriving at Dunoon and Rothesay, Iona and Staffa. Ballroom dancing and a ceilidh in the Pavilion Theatre and events at the Cowal Highland Games are also included.
Director, cam. Don Sawkins ; Producer, Radiant Film Production. -- Credits: ed. John Fletcher comm. Leonard MacGuire sc. Frank Dougan sd. rec. Park Film Studios.
Various events in Dunoon shot by local cinematographer. Footage includes a visit by HM the Queen on the Royal Yacht Britannia, a gala day, a yacht race, a vintage car rally, a fete and a ceilidh.
A young couple and their group of friends enjoying the leisure facilities of the holiday resort of Dunoon.
Director, Don Sawkins. -- Credits: m. arr. M.A. Freeman.
Yachts racing at the regattas during "Clyde Week".
Director, Don Sawkins. -- Credits: comm. w. & s. J.A. Kerr Hunter.
An open air jumble sale at Bervie Parish Church.
OPENING OF GLASGOW DRAMA COLLEGE TV STUDIO
Filmed to mark the opening of the Glasgow Drama College TV Studio, 5th August 1962, the first TV recording studio of its kind in a College in Britain. The subject is a scene from James Bridie's play "The Anatomist" performed by students of the college.
Director, Christopher Bryant ; Producer, BBC. -- Credits: [intro. by Hannah Gordon] design Douglas Duncan cast Ian Fraser cast Joseph Dunlop cast Ginni Barlow cast Isobil Nisbet cast Stuart Henry cast Alex Monteath cast Seán Cotter cast Gordon Reid Kay Gallie Thomas Forsyth p. Colin Chandler.
History of Pluscarden Abbey 1230-1980 using stills and b&w footage of priory life in the 1960s. [See also ref. 1442].
Director, p. Hugh Kelly ; Producer, Profile Films. -- Credits: ed. Mark Gray comm. Mark Gray ph. Peter Powell.
An account of the history of the Bishop's Mill Building, one of the oldest industrial sites in Glasgow. Threatened with demolition the film highlights the building's connection with some of Scotland's outstanding personalities and turbulent historical events.
Director, and narr. Mark Gray ; Producer, Profile Films. -- Credits: p. Robin McSkimming [dist. Scottish Central Film Library a division of the Scottish Council for Educational Technology, Glasgow technical assistance Kenneth Morrison, Gavin Inglis, Ian Ash m. Alistair Bain, Winifred Hanworth sc. and research Robin McSkimming d. and narr. Mark Gray].
MAY PROCESSION/ CORPUS CHRISTI, ST. PAUL'S
Footage of the May and Corpus Christi Processions at St. Paul's Hurlford. [Part of a collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to the changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2880-2891].
Director, [filmed by Bert Mocogni] ; Producer, Stradus Films. -- Credits: Stradus Films.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH AND CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION
The Corpus Christi procession from St. Joseph's Church Kilmarnock to Nazareth House (Convent of the Poor Sisters of Nazareth). [Part of a collection of films concerning the Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2891].
Director, ph. B. Mocogni ; Producer, Stradus Films, Ayrshire. -- Credits: assisted by F. McGrath.
OUTSTANDING EVENTS OF THE HOLY YEAR 1950
Scottish Scouts in Rome with footage of basilicas and religious sites in the city. [Part of a collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council.] [See also refs. 2879-2891].
Director, B. Mocogni ; Producer, Stradus Films.
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL AND SPORTS 1950/ XMAS PARTY
Classroom activities, sports day and a Christmas party at St. Paul's School, Hurlford, Ayrshire.
Director, B. Mocogni assisted by F. McGrath ; Producer, Stradus Films Ayrshire.
WITH THE SISTERS OF NAZARETH, KILMARNOCK
The Convent of the Poor Sisters of Nazareth and daily life in the Convent School.
Director, Bert Mocogni ; Producer, Stradus Films, Hurlford Ayrshire. -- Credits: comm. W.J. McLaughan .
The opening ceremony of St. Michael's Church Kilmarnock by the Right Reverend Joseph McGee, Bishop of Galloway. [Part of a collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2891].
Director, [filmed by Bert Mocogni] ; Producer, Stradus Films, Ayrshire .
Excursions to Crieff, Loch Lomond and Loch Ness by the lay sodality Union of Catholic Mothers. [Part of a collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2891].
[filmed by Cathie Pittman]. -- Credits: [ed. Bert Mocogni].
Footage of the ruins of Whithorn Priory and of pilgrimage to celebrate mass at the cave of St. Ninian. [Part of collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See refs. 2879-2891]. (18 mins)
Director, Bert Mocogni ; Producer, [p.c. SCFI Galloway Branch]. -- Credits: A film dedicated to St. Ninian who brought the faith to Scotland. Acknowledgements: Rev. Fr. Cornelius Burke, Whithorn, Rev. Fr John Leen, Hurlford technical assistants Peter Nimbly, Joseph Adamson, James McCann commentary Dr. James Douglas organ music played by Hugh McCluskey Distr. by SCFI with the full approval of the Rt. Rev. Joseph McGee DD, Bishop of Galloway Hymn to St. Ninian sung by St Joseph's High School Kilmarnock Girls Choir under the direction of Mr Clifford H Westcott.
The annual reunion dinner and dance for St. Paul's Church, Hurlford Ayrshire. [Part of collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council.] [See refs. 2879-2891].
Director, [filmed by Bert Mocogni] ; Producer, Stradus Films Newsotone.
A feast day in the village of Ortisei-St. Ulrich in the Italian Dolomites with shots of wood carvers at work on religious statues, dancing, festivities and the religious procession. [Part of collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2891].
Director, B. Mocogni. -- Credits: [nar. William Boyd] [sc. Bert Mocogni].
Procession of pilgrims at Coodham where Bishop McGee of Galloway performs the consecration and ceremony.
Director, Bertie Mocogni ; Producer, Scottish Catholic Film Institute Galloway Branch Production. -- Credits: acknowledgements to the Passionist Fathers, Coodham and the Sisters of Nazareth, Kilmarnock camera and editing under the direction of Bertie Mocogni assisted by Joseph Adamson continuity Peter Nimbley. AMDG (Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam?) .
The history of St. Theresa's convent of Benedictine nuns in Dumfries with footage of daily life inside the convent and convent school. [Part of collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introducd by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2891].
Producer, A Galloway Branch Production. -- Credits: sc. & comm. by Dr. James Douglas filmed by authority of the Right Rev. Joseph McGhee, Bishop of Galloway cam., ed. & sound Bert Mocogni assisted by Joseph Adamson at the organ Hugh McCluskey.
The story of the life of Margaret Sinclair and the Apostolic Process towards her Beatification. [Part of a collection of films concerning Catholic liturgical practice in Scotland prior to changes introduced by the Second Vatican Council]. [See also refs. 2879-2890].
Director, [filmed by Bert Mocogni] ; Producer, Scottish Catholic Film Inst. Galloway branch film unit. -- Credits: cam, ed. & sd. Bert Mocogni comm. based on a script by Dr. J. Douglas - John J. McAnally Margaret Betty Connor Bella Kathleen McLaughlin Young man Frances McLaughlin.
FAIR ISLE - A GLIMPSE OF LIFE ON A LONELY ISLAND
Crofting and fishing on the island of Fair Isle with footage of the islanders' daily life.
Scenes on the Inner Hebridean islands of Islay and Colonsay - cargo is loaded and unloaded onto steamers; peat cutting; fishing boats; the animal and birdlife on the islands; the ruined priory on Oronsay and the botanical gardens on Colonsay.
The botanical gardens at Poolewe, Kirkcudbright, Port Logan, Culzean Castle, Arran, Ghia and Colonsay.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) . -- Credits: comm.w. Pete Morgan comm. s. John Sheddon m. Muir Mathieson ph. Edward McConnell.
Anderson Strathclyde boom miner coalcutter in operation in a coalmine in Lorraine, Eastern France with footage of miners finishing their shift.
Coal being mined by machine an footage of Anderson Boyes' mining engineering plant in Motherwell.
M & C JOY LOADERS FOR LOADING BULK MATERIALS
Mavor and Coulson machinery at work gathering and loading coal and clearing snow from city streets.
A demonstration of Mavor and Coulson mining machinery to a party of visiting electrical engineers.
DUKE OF YORK VISITS MAVOR & COULSON LTD. 12th OCTOBER 1932
The Duke of York visits the Mavor & Coulson foundry in Bridgeton Street, Glasgow.
Mavor & Coulson machinery at work at the sinter plant, Ravenscraig.
Credits: By kind permission of Messrs. Colvilles Ltd..
REBUILDING BRIDGETON HEADQUARTERS 1958-1960
Demolition of Mavor and Coulson old factory and construction of the new.
AM 500 THE FIRST FOR THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
The AM 500 Longwall Drum Shearer is demonstrated inside Anderson Strathclyde's Motherwell factory.
Producer, [p.c. Turner's Film Productions].
Flood loading machinery at Clarence Colliery, NSW, Australia - patented by A.B. Rea & Co., a member of the Anderson Strathclyde group.
Producer, Fraser Castle Production. -- Credits: w. & p. Norman Castle anim. Flicks Animation.
Mavor & Coulson idler roller machinery conveying chalk and stone, and their manufacture in East Kilbride.
The International Mining Exhibition at Olympia featuring Anderson Mavor's mining equipment, intrcut with footage of the machinery at work at the coalface and inside Anderson Mavor's Scottish factories.
LONGWALL MINING EQUIPMENT FOR THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Anderson Mavor employees show their Chinese colleagues how to construct longwall mining equipment, in the Anderson Mavor factory, Motherwell.
Golf outings by members of the Mavor and Coulson golf club.
Credits: titles and sketches by: John G. Burrow (Methods Dept.).
A joy loader and shuttle car at work in Whitehill Colliery, Midlothian.
Producer, British Movietone News. -- Credits: animation: W. Larkins & Co. Acknowledgements: Lothian Coal Company and Whitehill Colliery. Also, to David Jackson for technical advice in planning the film and diagrams..
This film illustrates how Anderson Mavor machinery contributed to the construction of the under-sea Seikan rail tunnel in Japan.
Producer, Anderson Strathclyde Limited. -- Credits: acknowledgements Japan National Railways, Nihon Koki, Aoki Construction Company .
E10 IN OPERATION AT BEAUCAIRE AND ST. NAZAIRE, FRANCE
The Anderson Strathclyde E10 Excavator at work at quarries at Beaucaire and St. Nazaire, France.
Mavor & Coulson machinery at work in a South African mine.
Films of Scotland's first cartoon film. A version in Scots of the Greek legend of Sisyphus, read by Robert Garioch.
Director, Donald Holwill. -- Credits: w. & spoken by Robert Garioch anim. Donald Holwill.
The county of East Lothian, in particular the town of North Berwick and its links with Robert Louis Stevenson. Includes shot of Berwick Law and group of Boy Scouts in kilts climbing it.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: comm.w. Robert Kemp comm.s. Michael Elder ph. Brian Easton, Ian Kennedy p. Alan Harper.
Traditional craft work in the Highlands and Islands.
Director, Oscar Marzaroli ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: cam. Martin Singleton ed. Brian Crumlish m. Bread Love and Dreams treatment & commentary Douglas Eadie nar. Morina Alexander p. consultants Films of Scotland.
A promotional film for the Highland Board's "Rover" ticket.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: featuring Desi Angus, Irene Lamont, John Bett, Alex Norton songs and m. Bridget St. John with Ron Geesin lyrics and story Pete Morgan Travelpass theme Sticky George camera David Peat ed. Patrick Higson.
The stages of construction, using traditional methods, of the yacht "Stornoway" at Morris and Lorimer's yard at Sandbank and the yacht's launch.
A promotional film for the Edinburgh School of Chiropody, made for showing at the Empire Exhibition.
The RMS Queen Mary makes her way down the River Clyde, passing Bowling village and harbour and many spectators. [March 25th, 1936]
Overview of the activities children can enjoy at playgroups in Glasgow with off camera voiceovers discussing how children play, fund raising etc. Mention is made of how this is important as many mothers and children live in high rise tower blocks.
Director, [d. Oscar Marzaroli] ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: [Comments from Miss S. Ross, Infant Mistress Hillhead School Kirkintilloch Professor J. H. Hutchison, Professor of Child Health, University of Glasgow Mr J.O. Johnston, Director of Social Work, Glasgow ecs - We thank the staff, mothers and children of the Scottish Playgroups featured in this film for their co-operation and patience. ph. Martin Singleton sd. Duncan Fraser ed. William Forsyth Further information about Playgroups may be had from The Scottish Pre-School Playgroups Association 304 Maryhill Road Glasgow N.W. or Pre-School Playgroups Association 87a Borough High Street LONDON S.E.1.].
Shot by James Clark, Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/ evangelist, this film shows the work of the Society as bibles are handed out to naval personnel during World War II.
Children at the seaside competing in a sandcastle competition and scenes of a bible meeting on the beach. Shot by James Clark, Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/evangelist.
Shot by member of the Scottish Colportage Society on a tour to the South West of Scotland where an open air service is held and the mission van is seen taking books around to the local population.
Scenes on the island of Lewis, shot by James Clark of the Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/evangelist.
Children playing games, a fancy dress parade and a jumble sale organised by the Colportage Society, at Abington, Lanarkshire. [Filmed by James Clark, a member of the Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/evangelist]
Footage of Aberdeen's famous fish market and granite quarry filmed by Colportage Society member, James Clark, on an Evangelist tour of Scotland in the 1950s.
London river scenes and shots of a member of the Colportage Society on his bicycle selling religious books.
Footage of Billy Graham addressing mass audiences in football stadiums at Wembley and in Glasgow (Hampden and Ibrox). Filmed by Mr Clark, a member of the Scottish Colportage Society.
Open-air mission meetings on the beach with preachers telling biblical stories to children. Memorial gathering for Stanley Southgate, Colporter. Filmed by James Clark, Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/evangelist.
A visual record of three journeys through Scotland with Colportage van, filmed by James Clark, a colporter/evangelist for the Scottish Colportage Society.
Filmed by James Clark, Scottish Colportage Society on his tours around Scotland as a colporter/evangelist. Selling biblical tracts in a housing scheme in Glasgow, the "Joy Campaign" on the beach and mission tours to the Inner Hebrides.
A funeral at the Church of Scotland St. George's parish church. Filmed by James Clark, colporter/evangelist for the Scottish Colportage Society.
Footage of agricultural events and crofting life in the Western Isles and of Jimmy Clark, colporter/evangelist, preaching in the Highlands and Islands.
The Beattie Troupe of Dancers performing dances and jigs accompanied by piano and fiddle.
Footage of the returning expedition party from the 1902 - 1904 Antarctic expedition led by William Spiers Bruce, met by veteran world traveller Sir John Murray at Millport July 1904
Biographical and scientific account of the work of Dr. John Macintyre 1857-1928, director of the X-Ray Dept., Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Compiled by former colleague John Scott, the film includes an account of his pioneering work in cineradiography in 1896 using stills and moving images.
Producer, [p.c. Strathclyde University AVS]. -- Credits: Presented and nar. John Scott FSR FIFSE ph. William Towler, Dept. of Surgery. Help and encouragement Dr. J. Killoch Anderson, Medical Superintendent, Dept. of Medical Illustration..
Shot during the 1970 Cairngorm Winter Festival, the film highlights the attractions of a winter holiday in the Cairngorms - both the ski-ing and apres-ski facilities available.
Director, James Handsley ; Producer, [Film Division] Gordon Bradley Ltd., London. -- Credits: narr. John Graham camera Don Long ed. Peter Leslie w. and d. James Handsley.
The presentation ceremony of a Guidon to the Ayrshire Yeomanry at Culzean Castle.
The TA Ayrshire Yeomanries on manoeuvres in Wales.
The Ayrshire Yeomanry in rehearsal for the Guidon Parade, Culzean Castle.
A government trailer on the precautionary procedures to take when a fire starts.
A public information film sponsored by the Scottish Office to help prevent fires in the home started by children playing with matches.
A public information trailer urging people to dial 999 to stop vandalism.
A public information trailer on the danger of fire when frying chips at home.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television (?)].
A public information trailer on the dangers of fire in the home.
A public information trailer for advice on alcoholism. Issued by the Scottish Office.
A trailer for the Scottish Education Department showing canoeists on a river and young men and women being taught carpentry. An advert to promote further education.
Producer, [p.c. Penny Cook Commercials]. -- Credits: (comm.s. Gordon Jackson?).
A public information trailer on the importance of checking the brakes on a bicycle.
Magnus Magnusson in a local library talking about community councils.
A trailer promoting a career with the Prison Service. Issued by the Scottish Office.
A recruitment trailer for the prison service.
CRIME PREVENTION "FAMILY RESPONSIBILITY"
A government sponsored film highlighting parents' responsibility to prevent young people from committing offences.
A public information trailer on the risk of fire and injury to children left on their own at home.
A trailer promoting a career in the Scottish Fire Service.
A government information trailer on safety in the home.
A public information trailer warning people about the dangers of theft from unsecured cars.
A public information trailer on the problems of vandalism.
A public information trailer highlighting the risk of theft from cars.
A public information trailer issued by the Scottish Office promoting rate rebates.
A public information trailer issued by the Scottish Office on where to pay the rent for council housing tenants.
Public information trailer issued by the Scottish Office on how to get a rate rebate. This is directed to tenants of private unfurnished property who pay rent to a private landlord.
A public information trailer issued by the Scottish Office on how to go about applying for rate rebates.
An advert for postal voting for the Scotland 1978 referendum.
SCOTTISH POLICE RECRUITMENT - "POLICEMAN'S HOME"
A promotional trailer for recruitment to the Scottish Police.
SCOTTISH POLICE RECRUITMENT "TESTIMONIALS" [Version I]
Promotional trailer for recruitment to the Scottish police.
SCOTTISH POLICE RECRUITMENT "TESTIMONIALS" [Version II]
A promotional trailer for a career in the Scottish Police.
A promotional trailer for a career with the Scottish Police.
A government trailer for voting procedures.
A promotion for the new community councils, presented by Magnus Magnusson.
The work of the Edinburgh Committee for the Co-ordination of Services for the Disabled. Includes shots of Scouts with disabilities at camp.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: [p. Alan Harper ed. Henry Cooper ph. Mark Littlewood sc. w. David Bruce comm. w. Robert Kemp comm. Bryden Murdoch] The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Board of Management of the Astley Ainslie Hospital, the Lady Hoare Thalidomide Appeal, Scottish Television Ltd., the Sembal Trust.
TOPLINER: The Manufacture of Industrial Refractories
The story of John G. Stein & Co., manufacturer of industrial refractories.
Director, [d. Eddie McConnell (?)] ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: On behalf of John G Stein & Co Ltd member of General Refractories Group [ph. Eddie McConnell (?)].
A humorous amateur film of an outing by the Nomads Golf Club which was formed in 1895 by professionals in the Glasgow area.
Director, The Nomads. -- Credits: under the soul [sic] direction of Pro Bono Pub-No-Like-O and Ricky Tricky Davy.
Scenes in the garden of Constance Talmadge's family home at Sunninghill Park. Constance Talmadge married Alaistair William MacIntosh, personal equerry to Edward VIII 1926. Annulled 18 months later. Sunninghill Park later given to Princess Elizabeth by the King on her marriage to Philip. Subsequently destroyed by fire. [Se also refs. 2343-2352, 2742-43].
[attributed to George Fieldon MacLeod]. -- Credits: [Sunninghill Park - House given to Princess Elizabeth by King on her marriage to Phillip. Subsequently destroyed by fire. Site of home of Duke & Duchess of York (1980s). Film possibly made by George Fieldon MacLeod, Nephew of Alaistair MacIntosh]..
A documentary on the work of the Civil Defence Corps with the enactment of a rescue of men, women and children from a (nuclear?) attack. [Introduction by Lady Tweedsmuir, Secretary of State for Scotland in Macmillan government, missing].
Director, Finlay J. MacDonald ; Producer, BBC Scotland.
Made as part of a recruitment drive for the Civil Defence Corps with the enactment of a rescue by a Civil Defence team and footage of the Civil Defence school at Taymouth Castle.
A Civil Defence training session at the Lanarkshire Civil Defence HQ, showing a variety of rescue techniques.
Director, William Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Wm. Stewart camera Graeme C Stewart exercise director A Nolan; ass. exercise directors J C Caldow, C Laird effects J M B Derrick County Convenor Edward Daly ; Civil Defence Officer Inspector Robert Stewart.
A week-end training school at Taymouth Castle for the Civil Defence Corps, Lanarkshire Section, Coatbridge Division.
OSWALD STREET BRIDGE VISIT OF THE KING & QUEEN
The ceremonial laying of the memorial stone on King George V Bridge, Glasgow by King George and Queen Mary.
[filmed by Mr Dundas of Melville, Dundas & Whitson].
Construction work on King George V Bridge in Glasgow. This bridge was one of the first to be built of reinforced concrete in Britain.
One of a weekly series of magazine items released for screening in Australia, Canada and the UK, showing traffic and rail transport in Glasgow. [Part of 'This Week in Britain' series]
A wartime propaganda film on the benefits of saving household refuse to feed pigs and provide cheap food.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: End credit card reads: Scottish Moving Picture News Glasgow and London.
[filmed by George Cummin]. -- Credits: [Presented to Edinburgh Cine Society by Mr George Cummin of Newcastle] whistling Norman MacCaig.
Life in an Inuit settlement. [Also known as ESKIMO CHILDREN].
Dog sleighs and hunting at an Inuit village.
The Peter Fair, held in same rural location each year, covering the period 1954 - 1960. Shows, side shows, rides and people enjoying themselves.
[filmed by Jack Johnston, Ian Johnston]. -- Credits: [filmed by Sketchbook Films (?)].
GALES, FOOTBALL AND LAUNCH 'SPES MELIOR II'
Storm damage, a football match and a royal visit in the town of Buckie.
[filmed by Jack Johnston, Ian Johnston]. -- Credits: filmed by Sketchbook Films.
Queen Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip in Nairn meeting local people. Scenes of local Gala Day.
The Holiday Queen parade, a Fete, Golf Tournament and the Farmers' Show during the Nairn Home Holiday Week.
Credits: sc. Rev. A. Gemmell camera W. Paterson.
A fancy dress pageant, agricultural show and leisure facilities in the town of Nairn.
Credits: camera W. A. Paterson sc. Archie Duncan Thanks are due to Nairn Drama Club for assistance. p. Archie Duncan and John Boyd.
Gala days, a Boys' Brigade parade, flooding and an aircraft landing at the local airstrip in and around the town of Nairn.
Slains Castle and the golf Championship Tournament at Cruden Bay.
A cyclical year in the lives of the Inuit community at Grise Fjord, Ellesmere Island, 900 miles north of the Arctic circle.
The wild flowers and landscape of the Aleutian Islands taken from the vessel SS "Starr" on its voyage from Kodiak Island, Alaska. The lighthouse keeper's wife lands at Scotch Cap on Unimak Island.
Inuit in their kayaks hunting for seals and collecting ice for drinking water.
Wild flowers at Umanak, Greenland and the Governor of Greenland gives a coffee party.
Inuit in Greenland "rolling" their kayaks, Greenlanders in traditional dress dancing "reels" and Confirmation Sunday at Jakobshavn. [Dufay Color]
On board the US naval vessel "Chelan" as it stops at Attu Island, Alaska and the crew carries out lifeboat drill. Isobel Hutchison has her photograph taken with the crew.
FUR, SEALS AND FLOWERS IN PRIBILOF ISLANDS
A woman botanist collects wild flowers and local women make baskets on the island of Unalaska.
EXCAVATIONS BY DR. HRDLICKA. DUTCH HARBOUR.
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka at work on excavations at the old village site, Dutch Harbour in the Aleutian Islands.
STROLL TO VENICE THROUGH THE DOLOMITES, a
The landscape, people, villages and flowers found on the route to Venice through the Dolomites.
A promotional film illustrating the work of the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Director, W.S. Dobson ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Productions Ltd].
The freedom ceremony of the Black Watch at Aberfeldy where the Regiment was first established. (9 mins)
Director, ph. Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Mark Littlewood. -- Credits: comm.s. Brigadier Sir Bernard Fergusson GCMG, GCVO, DSO, OBE Colonel, the Black Watch.
Aberdeen High School for Girls - from the first day of infant class to prize-giving for senior pupils leaving school. All aspects of learning are recorded, with emphasis on drama, music and dance.
Producer, p. James E. Henderson Ltd.. -- Credits: Alan Stott.
Following the bloodbath of Culloden field, one young boy, Donald, attempts to return to his clan with their colours intact. On his journey he encounters two other children, a brother and sister, left to fend for themselves after arriving in Scotland from France with the Prince and their father. Their journey is fraught with danger as Cumberland's orders to wipe out the clans are put into practice by the Redcoats.
Director, Ron Miller ; Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: ass. d. Robert Stephen ward. Sheila Law sd. Robert Stephen, Stuart Bruce m. Norman May cam. John MacGregor , Clif Stroud w. Ron Miller. cast James Forbes, Judith Lea, Kenneth Lea, James Buchan, Kate Rawles, Stephen Robertson, Donald Stewart, Roger Houghton, Brian Simpson, Robert Baxter, Neil Blair, Stuart Bruce, Graham Buyers, Pat Calder,Ronald Cameron, Brian Davison, Andrew Fairfield, David Fraser, Andrew Fourbister, Iain Gordon, Steve Haley, Alasdair Milne, Alec MacKenzie, Frieda Morrison, Alan Nairn, Stewart Nairn, Bob Smart , Robert Stephen, Willie Turner, Bob Urquart, Richard Wood..
A dramatised documentary on the day to day work in an SSEB electricity showroom.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: From a theme by Basil Vickers CAST manager Michael Elder staff Juliet Cadzow, Marjorie Daziell, Moreen Frame and Jan Wilson cookery demonstrator Elizabeth Hoyle customers Martin Black, Jamieson Clark, Nancy Gilmour, Moira Hassan, Moultrie R. Kelsall, Eileen McCallum, Calum Mill and Elizabeth Sinclair [small boy Paul Kelly, later stage name Gerard Kelly] sc. Colin Ross m. Muir Mathieson cam. Edward McConnell sd. Cyril Sinclair ed. Margaret Dickinson p.consultant. Films of Scotland.
Sweet manufacturing in Thomson's factory in Aberdeen.
Film recalling the Norwegian government's gift of the car ferry 'Rovdehorn' to Shetland and historical links formed between Shetland and Norway during World War II. [Re-editing of original black & white footage shot in 1965, with colour prologue. Epilogue recorded in 1988].
Director, Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: still photos Dennis Coutts fiddle music Tom Anderson ed. David Garner p. Jenny Gilbertson Acknowledgement to Shetland Islands Council.
Fire fighting practice at the new Liberton Fire Station, Edinburgh. (2 mins)
FIRE AND CIVIL DEFENCE DEMONSTRATION, HOLYROOD PARK
Fire and Civil Defence demonstration at Holyrood Park, Edinburgh and inspection and parade of Fire Brigades on Princes Street. [Kodachrome].
A demonstration of fighting a house fire.
Lothian and Borders Fire Brigade football match.
With a script by Donald Alexander, through a series of four different scenarios, the film highlights the dangers of fire and the work of the fire service in tackling them.
Director, Max Anderson ; Producer, Basic Films. -- Credits: sc. Donald Alexander ph. Walter Lassally p. John Taylor in charge of production Leon Clore.
Demonstrations of a manual fire engine, turntable and hook ladders and fire "rescues" at the Central Fire Station, Edinburgh.
A group leave Edinburgh to visit towns in northern France and Belgium. They attend a ceremony in Ypres under the Menin Gate Memorial. Includes shots of Talbot House, which is now open as a museum.
Shipping and yachting on the river Clyde and holiday scenes at Millport and Dunoon.
The Empire Exhibition, Glasgow - the exhibition grounds, avenues and pavilions, Tait's Tower, Clachan, the fun park and the dancing waters after dark.
PATHE NEWS No 62/70, EDINBURGH FESTIVAL IN TECHNICOLOUR
Newsreel covering the Edinburgh Festival including footage of Rostropovich with the London Symphony Orchestra, The Earl of Harwood talking to Shostakovich and a rehearsal for Dylan Thomas' "The Doctor and the Devils".
Producer, Associated British-Pathe Ltd.. -- Credits: [cam. Baynes].
JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS OF THE "G. A." AT PERTH
A Garden Party for the staff of General Accident to celebrate the company's Jubilee, 18 June, 1935.
Documentary showcasing Scottish developments in farming salmon, oysters, plaice and trout.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: assistants: Mike Jones, Trish Crichton, Peter Moran, Caroline Armitage, Ian Fraser, Andy Sinton anim. Edinburgh Camera Effects Micro-Photography: Eric Lucey sd. Ian Leslie ed. Mike Pavett camera Pete Warrilow, Gordon Coull comm. Michael Elder sc. Robin Crichton.
Fishermen at work on trawlers from Stornoway.
Argyll in autumn - ships on the Crinan Canal, early religious sites and the countryside and birdlife on Islay.
Director, Patrick Higson ; Producer, Viz Ltd. -- Credits: Pamela Greenall Graham Weston story C. P. Morgan m. The Boys of the Lough with Alison Kinnaird ph. David Peat.
Climbers on Ben Wyvis and views of the towns of Strathpeffer and Contin.
Highland boat-building, showing intermediate processes of clinker- and carvel built boats, as well as those involved in ferroconcrete and steel construction of boats. Footage of ferries, fishing boats, power boats, and sailing boats.
Director, Bill Forsyth ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: "A North 7 Film" w. Charles Gormley nar. Fulton Mackay m. Tom Ward, Charlie Soane ph. Jon Schorstein sd. Alex Brown ed. Brian Crumlish.
Film outlines the impact that modern travel has on people and the places they live, compared to unmotorised transport. The presenter takes a look at the uses and drawbacks of different forms of travel, by cycle, train or aircraft.
An explanation of the role of man in shaping the environment, with particular reference to the Highland landscape.
Director, w .& d . Charles Gormley ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: presenter Duncan Carse sd. rec. Ian Leslie ed. and p. Bill Forsyth ass. cameraman Mike Coulter p. man. Iain Smith p. ass. Margaret Fitzpatrick ph. Jon Schorstein m. John Maxwell Geddes researchers Peter McGurn, Dan McKinney co-ordination Calum Munroe.
A view of the economy of the Highlands, stressing the physical attributes and characteristics which makes the area attractive to industrialists.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: cam. David Peat ed. Mike Pavett sd. Ian Leslie comm.s. Iain Cuthbertson p. Robin Crichton.
Clay being mined and firebricks being moulded at Glenboig Clayworks, Lanarkshire.
A parade and gala events to mark the coronation celebrations, at Glenboig, Lanarkshire.
The Auxiliary Fire Service (probably based in Lothian and Borders) practicing parade and fire drill.
People relaxing and enjoying themselves at a "bathing party".
Steamers and shipping on the Clyde coast. Shots of naval vessels off Arran.
Credits: [filmed by Donor's grandfather].
A documentary examining the process of rediscovering women's history, using the 1915 Glasgow Rent Strike as a starting point. Includes interviews with women about their memories of Socialist organisations in Glasgow and personalities involved in the Strike.
Director, Jenny Woodley , Christine Bellamy ; Producer, Sheffield Film Co-op. -- Credits: lighting Anne Cottringer ass. Sarah McCarthy camera Caroline Spry ass. Christine Wilkinson sd. rec. Moya Burns ass. Angela Martin addit. cam: Caroline Laidler addit. light. Sarah McCarthy live action p. man. Joanna Brown p. ass. Lil Coppin rostrum sequences Begonia Tamarit, Christine Bellamy, Angela Martin stills ph. David Falconer Rea orig. m. composed and performed by Fish and Plume recording and mixing Geoff Lyth research Jenny Woodley, Christine Bellamy with particular thanks to Elspeth King, Sèan Damer title design Fi Frances typeset at Sheffield Women's Printing Co-op ecs Rock Steady Rostrum Company recording studio manager Alf Bower ed. Jenny Woodley Appearing in film: pupils of High Storrs School, Holt House Infant School Jessie Findlay Elspeth King Kathy Mailer Mary Barbour Margaret Young Jessie Barbour Sadie Fulton voices of Colin Martin, Christine Cox, Gail McIntyre, Clive Fussell, John Huw Parry.
How a bridge was built over the Cromarty Firth and how an environment was preserved for migratory seabirds.
Director, [d. Charles Gormley] ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: [nar. Roddy McMillan - died before film completed] sc & p. Charles Gormley ph Eddie McConnell, Gordon Hickie, Mike Herd, Jon Schorstein.
A study of the Shetland sheep, using footage shot over a 60 year period.
Director, Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: Consultant Jimmy Henderson Singer Shirley Peterson sd. Grahame Paterson ed. David Garner Studio sequences Univ of Strathclyde Film Unit Taking part John, George and Ann Black.
Winter on a Shetland croft and a 100th birthday celebration.
Director, Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: Acknowledgement Shetland Islands Council stills Bobby Tulloch, Ann Black studio sequences University of Strathclyde Film Unit ph. Jim Harold film ed. David Garner.
A family holiday by caravan in the Highlands.
Life on Marywell Farm during the first years of the Taggart family's occupancy.
The work of the granite quarriers, and the craft of granite sculpting in the Taggart family yard.
Cyclical year in the life of the Taggart family as they take up residence at Marywell Farm. Their first experiences of country life.
Winter sports activities in the Cairngorm area and the facilities offered at the Aviemore Centre.
Director, Peter Whale ; Producer, The Overseas Film and Television Centre Ltd. London. -- Credits: ph. Martin Gray ed. Tony Muscat.
HAUD FORRIT: The Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial
Motorbikes and cars taking part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial in 1925, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course around Scotland.
The birds and wildlife of the Highlands.
Director, Allister Brebner ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: ph. Allister Brebner w. Daniel McKinney nar. James Sutherland m. John Maxwell Geddes sd. rec. Louis Kramer effects by Bill Sinclair and Charles Palmer ed. John Gow.
The landscape, towns and crofting communities in Sutherland.
Credits: comm. George Waterston sc. Helen Donaldson, Douglas R. Fasham p. Iain Dunnachie.
The Callanish standing stones, crofting, weaving and the farming of oysters on the island of Lewis. [Rushes only].
A light-hearted comedy about a man who inherits a cabin cruiser and the misadventures of his first trip. Featuring Chic Murray.
Director, w. & d. Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell; additional ph. Mark Littlewood, David Peat sd. Cyril McConnell outline treatment Laurence Henson, Cliff Hanley, Joanne McNeill m. composed by Bobby Wishart m.p.s. Bobby Wishart Circle ass. d. Brian Lawrence unit man. Joanne McNeill camera ass. Gordon Hickie, Pete Warrilow boatmen David Murray, Rikki Hepburn featuring Chic Murray with Roy Boutcher, Walter Carr, Chris Connor, Wilma Duncan, Carol Ann Dunigan, Jackie Farrell, Margot Gillies, Jimmy Kennedy, Jane Lyall, Gordon Menzies, Campbell Morrison, John Mulvaney, Tony Roper, Robin Watson, Maeve Watt thanks are due to Loch Lomond Amateur Rowing Club and Leven Cruising Club.
The island of Iona is glimpsed in summer and winter, through the lambing and harvest seasons, from sunrise to sunset.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: original m. Ossian recorded at Castle Sound Studios, Penicuik narr. w. James Wilson narr. s. Finlay J Macdonald ph. Mark Littlewood ed. Bert Eeles Made with the support of The Hugh Fraser Foundation and The Scottish Film Production Trust.
Art gallery director Richard DeMarco explores the streets and closes of Edinburgh.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: m. Iain McHaffie sd. Cyril Sinclair ph. Edward McConnell.
A co-production describing the twin cities of Munich and Edinburgh, highlighting their differences and similarities. (43 mins)
Director, Oliver Hassencamp ; Producer, Bayerischer Rundfunk and Films of Scotland. -- Credits: ass. p. Kurt Hoffman camera Anders Lembcke & Hartmut Gossel sc. Oliver Hassencamp.
An exploration of St Peter's Seminary, Cardross on the Firth of Clyde.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: music by Frank Spedding.
The official opening of the McDonald Road fire station which was accompanied by a display by the firemen.
Ramsay MacDonald addresses a crowd at Strathpeffer fete; Highland Games at Strathpeffer and agricultural scenes from the Hebrides.
Director, Dr Barrie A Grieve, Chief Mathematics Inspector for Schools.
Amateur footage of a holiday on Lewis, a visit to Edinburgh Zoo, sheepdog trials and sporting events.
Director, Dr Barrie A Grieve, Chief Mathematics Inspectors of Schools.
The Empire Exhibition at Bellahoustoun Park, Glasgow and footage of Edinburgh city centre.
Harvesting of wheat and corn by hand and machinery.
Producer, pc. Pathe Production and BIF.
Two boys go off in a fishing boat and on way to fishing ground are shown splicing of rope and preparations for shooting net. Hauling in catch and landing it at port are also shown.
Producer, G.B. Instructional Ltd. . -- Credits: Distributed by G.B. Equipments .
Comical story of three men holidaying in a croft in an attempt to escape their wives. They have to behave when one wife visits to check up on them.
Comedy about the daydreams of two children reading a comic-book story.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: Played by Muriel and Nairn C.E. Marshall.
TO CAMP IN THE CLOUDS: A HOLIDAY IN ARGYLL
Amid the scenery of the Argyll mountains, two young men and two girls climb, camp and cook their meals, relishing the freedom of a week's holiday in the open air.
[filmed by J.A.G. John Greaves]. -- Credits: produced by J.A.G. [John Greaves].
Children holidaying on a farm. Feeding various farm animals. Potato harvest and storage, and, later, corn harvest.
Producer, Junior Activity Films. -- Credits: Distributed by G.B. Equipments Ltd. p. John C. Elder FRGS.
A look at the Scottish Stock Exchange from its beginnings in the 17th century to the official opening of the present building on 22nd July 1971 by H.R.H. Duke of Edinburgh. Shots of the interior and exterior are shown, and behind-the-scenes activities of the work carried on are glimpsed, with explanations of the work carried out by stockbrokers and jobbers.
Director, Iain Brock ; Producer, pc. Grange Film. -- Credits: nar. Peter Lewis cam Ian Brock lighting Ed Rushton sd. Colour Film Services Ltd p. team Tom Bell, Calum Crawford, James More, Kay Richie, Janet Young. Acknowledgements: Barclays Bank Ltd; John Buchanan & Company Limited; Burton's Gold Medal Biscuits Limited; Edinburgh Corporation Libraries & Museums Department; The Exchange Telegraph Company Ltd.; The Guildhall Library; The Hudson Bay Company; Longmans Green & Company Ltd.; John O Nelson; Templeton Carpets Limited .
Each year many Glasgow schoolchildren spend a month in the Cairngorms, at Glenmore Lodge, run by the Scottish Council of Physical Recreation. Instruction indoors is followed by outdoor training in map-reading and direction finding. Emphasis is laid on service to others, including first aid and mountain rescue work. Activities include skiing in winter, overnight expeditions in winter and summer, canoeing dinghy sailing, nature study, hand crafts and country dancing.
Credits: p. Murray Scott comm. s. Tom Fleming Filmed at Glenmore Lodge. The Scottish Council of Physical Recreation Centre for Outdoor Training..
THESE ARE OUR CHILDREN: Activity, Discovery and Learning in Edinburgh Primary Schools
Review of experimental teaching techniques in use in Edinburgh Primary Schools - reading library, Cuisenaire rods, elementary science, introduction to French.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: p. Alan Harper m. performed by Edinburgh Primary Schools Orchestra comm. s. Bryden Murdoch camera Iain Kennedy, Brian Easton, Mark Littlewood advisers Edinburgh Education Department acknowledgements.
A family holiday aboard the yacht "Zaida", a game of tennis and a holiday at the beach.
A snow and ice climb in Glen Coe. [See also ref. 3088].
Produced for the Swedish Savings Banks as a tribute to Dr Henry Duncan, the Scottish originator of the Savings movement to mark the 150th anniversary of the Bank's foundation.
Director, p. & d. Hakan Cronsioe ; Producer, Svensk Tonfilm. -- Credits: Sparframjandet on behalf of the Swedish Savings Banks has prepared the English version of this film as a gift to the British Savings Banks at their 150-year anniversary in 1960. comments Ingemar Pallin.
A look at the work of the Forestry Commission. (9 mins)
A brief look at the holiday of nine people as seen by Ron Miller.
Director, Ron Miller ; Producer, Group 5.
HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT BOARD COMMERCIAL
An advertisement to lure business and investment to the Highlands and Islands.
The Caledonian Canal, built between 1803 and 1822 by Thomas Telford, to stimulate Highland social and economic regeneration in the post-Colloden era, while at this time Sir Walter Scott was romanticising the area in his writings. In the course of an autumn journey through the present day canal from Inverness to Fort William, Telford and Scott discuss their differing attitudes.
Director, Brian Crumlish ; Producer, Breck Films. -- Credits: w. & p. Douglas Eadie ass.d. Steve Clark-Hall m.d. Owen Hand sd. Alex Brown cam. Jon Schorstein ed. Bill Landale ass. ed. Mike Coulter ass. cam. Gordon Hickey ass. sd. Colin McNab Bertie Scott as Thomas Telford John Bett as Sir Walter Scott in association with Jacobite Cruises .
Film advertising the benefits of farmed salmon, and Scottish salmon in particular. The filmmakers take care to demonstrate the versatility and affordability of farmed salmon, as well as its place in salmon preservation.
Director, Bob Harvey ; Producer, Blackrod. -- Credits: p. Jill Roach nar. Iain McCulloch sd. David Batchelor Cameron Crosby, Paul Vicars ph. Mike Herd, John Lamborn, Keith Taylor ed. Colin Barratt w. Jill Roach researcher Nick Cooper title design Roger Kennedy dubbing mix Peter Maxwell The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Highlands and Islands Development Board .
The history, industry, agriculture, and people of the North East of Scotland with footage of the Queen in attendance at the Braemar Highland Games and the whisky-making process.
Director, & p. Bernd Schulze ; Producer, Group 5 . -- Credits: cam. Doug Leach, David Peat, Gordon Coull sd. Douglas Taylor, Lex McDonald, Louis Kramer nar. Tom Fleming sc. Bill Mackie dubbing mixer. John Marsh.
Following a fishing crew trawl for herring on a nine day trip.
A short film about the Aberdeen Amateur Radio Society which introduces important members and explains the ins and outs of their hobby.
Charlie Colquhoun is a journalist whose career is floundering. As a teenager, he fathered a daughter, Tommy, who was committed to foster care as an infant. Seventeen years later, Charlie, Tommy, and Charlie's old schoolmate Harris Hill (now a squeaky-clean solicitor) are reunited by a scandal that includes child pornography, blackmail and murder. [Synopsis taken from Internet Movie Database at http://uk.imbd.com. Last accessed September 2001].
Director, David Hayman ; Producer, Inverclyde Productions. -- Credits: Glasgow Film Fund and British Screen Finance presents screenplay Robert Murphy p. des. Andy Harris d. ph. Kevin Rowley film ed. Martin Sharpe m. James Grant with Paul McGeechan assoc. p. Jo Homewood 1st assistant p. Tommy Gormley location manager Brian Kaczynski casting Alice Hayman camera operator Alan Stewart sd. rec. Cameron Crosby costume designer Rhona Russell make-up supervisor Irene Napier; art d. Jean Kerr 2nd assistant d. David Gilchrist; 3rd assistant d. Karen Richards; sc. supervisor Janis Watt; p. co-ordinator Carol Moorhead; p. accountant Shaw Statham; p. runner Kirsten McDougall; floor runner Gregor Telfer; stand-in/runner Mike Queen; post production script Avril Watt; kids casting Karen Richards; art d. Zoe McLeod; art dept. juniors Irene Harris, Niki Longmuir; draughtswoman Frances Connell; prop buyer Jerry Organ; prop master Bill Gower; dressing props John Booth, Scott Keery; standby props John Casey, Jim Miller; props driver Chris McMillan; construction manager Ross Balfour; carpenters Tommy Dowdalls, Brian Adams, Matt Black, Muir Balfour, John O'Connor, Derek Frazer; stagehand/blacksmith Tommy Smith; painters Iain Geddes, Jim Patrick; scenic artist Kevin Guy; standby stagehand Brian Boyne; standby carpenter Bert Ross; focus puller Andrew Ford; clapper loader Kirstin McMahon; camera runners Steven Mochrie, Stuart Phillips; 2nd focus puller Kathleen Friend; grips Eddie Burt, Stuart Bunting, James Coulter; boom operator Fiona Carlin; video playback operator Craig Patterson; gaffer Steve Blake; best boy Willie Cadden; electricians Mark Ritchie, Frank McConalogue, Stuart Farmer, Brian McGee; wardrobe ass. Mandy Bryan; 2nd wardrobe ass. Maggie Millar; make-up ass. Dianne Jamieson; spec. FX Stuart Brisdon; armourers Rob Partridge, Morton Cullen; stunt co-ordinator Peter Brahm; stills Charlie Crawford; unit publicist Hilda McLean; action vehicles Robbie Ryan; drivers Robert Rennie, Jim Sturrock; location assistants Claire Hughes, Campbell Atkinson; SBFT Trainees Paul McNamara, Pippa Wilson, Fiona Winning, Steven Wong; catering crew Brendan Diver, Charlie Duffy, Nicky Agnew, Gary Skey; editor's ass. Lucy Enfield; telecine operator Martin McGlone; dubbing ed. Dave Murricane; dubbing mixer Dave Humphries; foley mixer Alan Sallabank; foley artists Julie Ankerson, John Fewell; sc. consultant Adrian Dunbar; graphic design Paul Peppiate; music supervisor Bob Last; recording engineers Paul McGeechan, Gregor Reid; camera equipment Sammys; lighting equipment Lee Lighting; grip equipment Grip House North (Scotland); sound equipment The Warehouse; laboratory Soho Images; titles The Look; music recorded at Cava Studios, Glasgow; sound post-production DB Post Production; completion guarantor Film Financers Services; insurers RHH/Albert G. Ruben; solicitors Marriot Harrison; Ms Graham's wardrobe supplied by Agnes B; travel Donald McKenzie Travel, Scotia Travel; couriers Ecosse World Express; catering Exquisite Scoff; rigging Turner + 8 CAST (in order of appearance) Charlie Colquhoun Adrian Dunbar; Young Colquhoun Bill Gardiner; Pat James Ellis; Young Harris Hill Gary Sweeney; Dougie Patterson David Hayman; Mooney Sean Scanlan; Bradley Julie Miller; Harris Hill David O'Hara; Alistair Clegg Peter McDougall; Eddie Harte Robert Pugh; Tommy Stirling Emma Faulkner; Jade Claire Gray; Mother Maureen Allan; Dempsey Kenneth Bryans; Elsie Grey Julie Graham; Jackie Hughes Paul Samson; Kevin James McAvoy; Sharon Carrie Carbin; Michelle Alana Brady; Geo Andrew Flanagan; William Stevie Allen; Pa Savage Allan Sharpe; Ma Savage Ann Louise Ross; Natalie Joanne Reilly; Arcade Boy Jody McMillan; Vanessa Gail Watson; Chantelle Mandie Ross; Woman Diner Vanya Eadie; Frazer Hill Tom Watson; Ruth Hill Sarah Collier; Reporter Neil Packham; Annabelle Annabel Glencross; Chatanya Stuart Davids Developed with the assistance of The Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen Finance and Strathclyde Regional Council; filmed entirely on location in Glasgow and Strathclyde; filming at Glasgow Cathedral by kind permission of Historic Scotland; excerpts from the Ali/Foreman fight provided courtesy of NSB Film Corporation; with thanks to Hilda Booth, Paddy Higson, John Rendell, John and Gary Gardner, Leo Davis, John Daly, Ken McCracken, Steve Inch, Kevin Kane, Stuart Ramsden, Everyone at KVAERNER Govan, Slater Menswear, Raindog, Avid Technology, Caledonian Newspapers, Scottish Television, The Drumlin Hotel.
Industrial espionage comes closer to home for Dr Stevens as his son is kidnapped and ransomed for his scientific discovery. With spectacular scenes of mayhem and destruction the question is whether or not the evil doers will succeed in their mission.
Director, Frederick W. McLeod ; Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: ph. John McGregor sd. rec. Colin Cruickshank, George Leslie. w. & ed. Ron Miller Garry Shaw, Iain Motion, Douglas Porteous, Jim Couper, Gavin Grant, David Lloyd, Kennedy Thomson, Jim Buchan, Helen Thomson, Roger Haughton, Jim Snape, Brian Stephen, Officers and men of the Royal Navy, the Royal Airforce and British European Airways..
An advertisement feature for Duncans of Aberdeen praising their safety cabs for tractors.
Producer, Don Film Services [Clansman].
The depiction of a poem in which a young girl views family life from her bed in the kitchen.
Director, Thomas Thanangadan ; Producer, Anzacfilm/ Group 5. -- Credits: A film by Thomas Thanangadan poem w. & nar. Kathleen Creighton tech. services. Group 5 Film Unit act. Jenny Wood.
The Kildrummy Rally of 1959; vintage vehicles travel from Kildrummy to Aberdeen, where competitions are held in Vintage, Veteran and Motorcycle classes. Includes footage of very early and unusual vehicles, such as 1908 Stanley steam car, and an 1899 Beaston Tricycle.
Film carried out by Salvesen featuring the vessel 'Harlaw' performing 'Scoop Net Trials' method of sea rescue in the North Sea.
The interior of the BP control room at the operating centre in Dyce.
The opening of a new Shell-Expro building, with a plaque unveiling by Margaret Thatcher.
A day in the life of Aberdeen port and fish market from the work of the dockers to the return of the fishing trawlers.
Film of a race meeting at Fordoun Aerodrome which includes a heat of the British Kart Championship. There are shots of people racing around a go-kart track. There are also shots of the go-karts being made and fixed by a mechanic. During one of the races there is an accident when one of the karts topples over and the driver is injured, an ambulance is called and the driver is taken away.
Director, [d. Ronald Miller] ; Producer, Clansman Films.
Filmed in and around Inverness, this film covers all aspects of the area from the source of the River Ness to Culloden Field.
The herring industry, from the men on the trawlers to the fish girls on the shore gutting and packing the fish.
Producer, James E. Henderson Ltd, Aberdeen.
Local events in the village of Collieston, Aberdeenshire - an auction sale, the preparation of the local fish dish "speldings" and the rolling of Easter eggs.
The Bowser family on holiday at Findhorn and Nairn. An Armistice service at Whitehall, London.
Jubilee sports day at Murray Park, Doune. Procession to St. Paul's, London and Jubilee Thanksgiving. Royal Air Force display at Hendon.
Estate work at Argaty House, Perthshire and a family holiday at St. Andrews.
A family aboard a chartered yacht the "Golden Gleam", sailing to Iona, Staffa and Lungha.
Curling on the Marl Loch, a ploughing match and family life at Argaty.
Agricultural shows at Doune and Alloa and building work on the estate of Argaty.
Scenes of estate workers working on Argaty estate in 1928. (just over 7 mins)
Sledging, rolling Easter eggs and a birthday party at Argaty, in Perthshire.
Opening of the Royal Infirmary by the Duke and Duchess of York. Film includes unrelated sequence showing loading of torpedoes onto submarine Oberon at Arrochar.
Footage of Glasgow and the Clyde coast taken by Thomas Christie, a Scots emigrant to Canada on his first return visit to Scotland in 1938.
The Bowser family visit friends at Glassingall and go sledging in Dunblane.
A piece written for the piano, Three Gymnopedies, is played on classical guitar whilst an actor plays Satie.
A study of the stages of development of the Murchison Project set up between British and Norwegian businessmen and Conoco to build a new North Sea oil rig.
Producer, Schulze McLaren Ltd.. -- Credits: cam. Mike Herd, Aristid Hubrik, Gordon Hickie, Charles Lagus, George Morse, David Peat, Pete Warrilow, Terry Bulley, David Hutchins John Lane. sd. Wally Plummer, Ivan Sharp, Colin Nicholson, Louis Kramer, Cameron Crosby, Garry Coleman. comm. w. Bob Wellings .
The launch of the pleasure boat 'Jacobite Lady' on the Clyde and the preparations leading up to the launch. [rushes]
A look at the distinctive styles of Scottish architecture which have arisen over the years from Skara Brae to Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: nar. Maurice Lindsay m. The Cowans sd. Neil Ross ph. Jon Schorstein ed. Patrick Higson assistant. Mike Courtier w. Maurice Lindsay & James Stephens Curl.
The 38th Grand Match of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club held on the frozen Lake of Menteith in 1979.
Director, Jon Schorstein ; Producer, The Scottish Film Production Trust. -- Credits: ph. David Peat sd. Cameron Crosbie comm. w. James Wilson comm. s. Donny B. McLeod music Ron Gonnella & Fife Strathspey and Reel Society post production IFA (Scotland) Ltd..
St. Andrews Night dance and an excursion to Aberfoyle and Doune for the Former Pupils Country Dance Club of Trinity Academy.
A dance held for members of Trinity Academy Former Pupils Country Dance Club, with party games, displays of dancing and a comedy skit.
A 21st birthday party on St. Andrews Night and an excursion to Corehouse Nature Reserve.
A weekend party at Bonskied holiday and conference centre, Perthshire.
Trinity Academy Former Pupils Country Dance Club events.
Celebrations at the Portessie Gala, Banffshire in the years 1956 - 1961.
[filmed by Jack Johnston, Ian Johnston].
Family picnics and outings to the towns and countryside of Inverness-shire.
Peter Fair, from 1961 until 1964 and 1953 Coronation celebrations in the county of Banff.
Family outings to Fort Augustus and the Isle of Skye.
Family trips, and leisure activities in Banffshire and the south west coast of Scotland.
Various amateur magicians of the Night Owls club perform tricks of dexterity and illusion to camera.
Director, W G Burnside. -- Credits: The Night Owls present Filmed at 34 Dowanhill Street, Glasgow by W G Burnside..
Magician Lewis Ganson performs card tricks to camera.
Director, RI Films. -- Credits: No 6 in series.
The late Eric Linklater speaks with Ian Grimble of his life and writing.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell sd. Alex Brown, Cyril McConnell comm. w. Jeremy Bruce-Watt comm.s. John Shedden .
The Gaelic poet Sorley Maclean recites his poetry and discusses his work with fellow writer Iain Crichton Smith.
Director, w. & d. Douglas Eadie ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: "Nuair Bha Mi Og" sung by Dolina Maclennan nar. Iain Agnew sd. rec. Alex Brown ed. Brian Crumlish camera Martin Singleton p. man. Oscar Marzaroli.
A view of the industrial structure of Scotland, putting contemporary industries into the context of the country's scenery, history and tradition.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: comm. Derek Cooper sc. George Reid.
Teacher's record of children's fortnight at school camp.
Teacher's record of underprivileged children's fortnight at school camp.
Wedding celebrations, including the local custom of covering the bride and groom in soot and feathers.
Village life in Braemar: its shops and local people.
A history of the city of Aberdeen traced through moving images and stills from its origins to 1947.
Director, [d. Alan Stott] ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman Films]. -- Credits: w. & p. Alan Stott comm. s. Donnie McLeod recorded by Ron Miller .
The planning and construction of improvements in the housing and industrial landscape of the city of Glasgow.
Director, Charles Gormley ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: w. Charles Gormley ph. John Schorstein ass. ph. Mike Coulter ed. Brian Crumlish sd. Ian Leslie.
The story of a drop of rain, from dripping leaf to rushing stream.
Director, Ed [Edward] McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: m. composed and played by Iain McHaffie ph. Edward McConnell .
The distilling processes at the Long John distilleries at Laphraoig, Tormore and Glenugie.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: cam. Eddie McConnell comm. s. John Sheddon.
RIDING OF THE MARCHES AND GALA QUEEN, MUSSELBURGH
The procession of the Riding of the Marches Festival, Fishermen's Walk and the crowning of the Gala Queen, Fisherrow, Musselburgh.
The construction of Grant's Distillery at Girvan in Ayrshire. As deadlines slipped, workmen were rewarded with a bottle of Grant's for "a job done fast and well".
A group of industrialists give their views on the advantages of setting up business in Scotland.
A drama documentary relating the history of the Labour Movement and the four key Scottish individuals who helped to shape it: Keir Hardie, John Maclean, James Maxton and Ramsay Macdonald. (4 hours)
Director, Des Bradley ; Producer, Skyline Productions in assoc. with Scottish Labour History Society. -- Credits: exec. p. Trevor Davies nar. Patrick Allen Keir Hardie Laurie Ventry John Maclean James Gibb James Maxton Graham ValentineRamsay Macdonald Michael Mackenzie w./researcher Murdoch Rodgers based on an idea by John Grant film & picture researcher Shirley Seaton ph. Martin Singleton, Andrew Ford rostrum cam. Ken Morse sd. Colin Nicolson, Rupert Castle film ed. Brian Peachey, Tim Vine, David Spiers dubbing mixer Aad Wirtz costumes Joan Krimke make-up Mari Baird grips Alex Leadbetter, Zander Leadbetter electric. John Kelly trainees Stuart Wilson, Lindi Cameron p. sec. Jan Deakin p.a. Christine Maclean, Donna Blackney .
Rushes/Slates of an interview, never finally completed, with the eighty six year old? veteran Red Clydesider Harry McShane discussing his life and politics from his days with John MacLean to the beginning of the Thatcher era.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Films.
WE'RE ALL BIG BOYS NOW: A Quick Look at the Glasgow League of Artists
Artists from the Glasgow League of Artists talk about their work and the group's aims.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Films. -- Credits: artists: Tim Armstrong, Stan Bell, Charlie Boyle, Malcolm Butts, George Docherty, Alex Graham, Peter Kleboe, Kaye Lynch, Calum Mackenzie, John McColl, Robert McInnes, Ian D McMillan, Ann McNair, John Nelson, Ken Palmer, Gregor M Smith, Jim Tweedie, Kate Whiteford, Archie Young p. man. Iain Smith p. secretary: Flora Macdonald camera Gordon Coull sd. Ian Leslie ed. Brian Crumlish.
Glasgow in the post-war years and the Corporation's futuristic plans for the city's development. [The film was made to tie in with an exhibition of the same title, held at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.] Relates to issues proposed in the Bruce Report 1945 - a plan for the complete deconstruction of the existing Victorian city centre in order to create a new 'healthy and beautiful city’ of modern architecture.
Director, Erica Masters ; Producer, Moviegram Films. -- Credits: w. & p. Charles-Dean ph. Ivan Barnett ed. F. J. Jacobs.
TOPICAL BUDGET: SCOTTISH CUP FINAL: Airdrieonians v Hibernians At Ibrox
Airdrie v Hibs Scottish Cup Final at Ibrox. [Airdrie won 2 - 0].
The wedding of Jock Lyon and Lorna Duncan at Greyfriars Church, Dumfries, February 23rd 1928.
A family holiday on the island of Colonsay.
A rail journey on the West Highland Line, the paddle steamer 'Jeannie Deans’ on her last summer in operation, an Edinburgh Students' parade and shots the second last Bonspiel to be held on the Lake of Menteith. Final sequences of a party of novice climbers on Creag a Chalamain include shots of Dougal Haston instructing the group.
The distilleries, whiskies and promotions of White Horse Distillers Limited.
Director, Peter de Normanville ; Producer, Macmillan Film Productions. -- Credits: camera Mick Sutton, Roger di Vito film ed. G A Howe graphics Michael Heywood nar. Dick Graham.
Scenes on the Clyde taken from the steamer 'Queen Mary II'.
PLACE IN THE COUNTRY: Renfrewshire Regional Park, a
A description of Renfrewshire Regional Park (Clyde-Muirsheil), Scotland's first country park.
Director, David Lewis ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: w. Charles Gormley ed. Bill Forsyth ph. David Lewis.
An extract featuring the Braemar Highland Games from the film "To Grace the Occasion" which was produced for Aristoc.
Producer, Stanley Schofield. -- Credits: This film is an extract from the feature film "TO GRACE THE OCCASION" which was produced for Aristoc, the Aristocrat of Stockings. Sole distribution by J Lizars Limited.
MAGNIFICENT NEW BELL & HOWELL FILMOSOUND, the
Promotional film for the Bell & Howell Filmosound projector.
Producer, Rank Organisation Cine & Photographic Division.
A short amateur promotional film about Aberdeen, made prior to a Boys' Brigade trip there. Depicts Aberdeen fish market and harbour, Rubislaw quarry and Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh at Highland Games.
Leaving Tarbert by ferry bound for Handa bird reserve. Hand ploughing and peat cutting.
Director, W S Fleming. -- Credits: a WSF Film.
A year in the life of the Borders town of St. Boswells, including rugby and cricket matches, Remembrance Day and a white Christmas.
The Annual Show at Kelso. Stock judging is shown alongside footage of machinery demonstrations and a charity Ballon race.
MELROSE v KELSO 1962 / EARLSTON SCRAMBLE
Boys playing in a Melrose v Kelso rugby match. The Earlston scramble where motorbikes are raced across the old golf course.
Paisley's Christmas illuminations, seen at night.
Children enjoying various rides at the Christmas funfair in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
The Simplex Band, a marching band from Massachusetts parading in George Square to onlooking crowds and the Lord Provost of Glasgow.
Aircraft and passengers arriving and departing from Renfrew airport. The Scottish entertainer Jimmy Logan is seen arriving with his wife.
The Forth Rail and Road Bridges shot from the ferry crossing the river Forth.
Scottish Television's outside broadcast crew filming at Glasgow Airport on its official day of opening.
Youngsters dancing to the music of "The Gay Birds" at Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow. Shots of the stage show, volunteers from the audience joining in for one number. Filmed soon after Barrowlands reopened in 1960, following a fire which had severely damaged the building.
Scottish Television outside broadcast crew at work at the Luss Highland Games.
A military parade of Scottish regiments marches past the cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow.
External shots of the New Metropole theatre in Glasgow, prior to demolition.
Tracking shots from a car travelling on country road and through small towns using time lapse photography.
Construction work on the A8 trunk road improvements.
Celtic Park Police Force in training marching round pitch.
The 'Tiller Girls' pose on the steps of St. Enoch Station, Glasgow.
Passengers queuing for the steamer from Gourock to Arran and back again.
Passengers leaving Gourock station to queue for the ferry the "Duchess of Hamilton" to sail to Brodick.
Demolition of the Empire Theatre, Glasgow.
Performing horses, monkeys, acrobats and trapeze artists at the Kelvin Hall Circus, Glasgow.
The parade of floats and crowning ceremony at the Lanark Lanimer Day festival, 1963.
The parade of floats at the Lanark Lanimer Day festival.
Max Bygraves on stage in a Glasgow theatre and shots of a hairstyling demonstration.
The freedom of the Crafts Guildry is conferred on Lord Snowdon with his admittance into the Incorporation of Skinners of Glasgow as an honorary member.
A Bensen B-8B gyro-boat being tested on Loch Lomond.
A beauty contest at Prestwick open-air swimming pool.
The first test of the Denny D1 hovercraft on the Clyde.
Aerial views of the Clyde and surrounding towns and shipyards with shots of a ship being tested.
Members of the Largs Sailing Club yachting on the Clyde.
Glasgow University buildings in the Old College and Kelvingrove Park.
Dogs being groomed and judged at the Kelvin Hall Dog Show.
Visuals of the competing cars racing up the Rest and Be Thankful Hill Climb course in 1962. Organised by the Royal Scottish Automobile Club.
Visuals of police divers at work in the Clyde-Forth canal and of a boat, the "Sea Horse" passing through canal lock gates, showing the operation of locks and bridges along the canal.
A day in the life of a nurse at work in both the children's and adult wards in the Southern General Hospital, Glasgow [mute]
Groups of people travelling to ski slopes, views of skiing and picnics by the runs.
Passengers arriving and departing from Renfrew airport.
Anti-nuclear testing demonstration in Queen's Park during a visit by Hugh Gaitskell.
Potatoes being harvested in Renfrewshire.
General views of Abbotsinch airfield and the entrance to the Royal Naval Air Station based there, HMS Sanderling.
A pipe band, highland dancing, the high jump, putting the shot and throwing the hammer at the Luss Highland Games.
Pakistani schoolchildren learning to read and write in Urdu, followed by footage of a visit to a greengrocer and men and children greeted as they arrive at a mosque in Glasgow.
General views of a peat harvesting machine in action.
People playing and skating on a frozen loch with snow-capped mountains as a backdrop.
RESPONSE OF GLASGOW TRAMWAY MEN TO THE COUNTRY'S "CALL TO ARMS"
The march past the City Chambers of Glasgow on the 7th September, 1914 of Glasgow tramway men to form the 1st Battalion in response to the call from the Magistrates.
Compilation of amateur film of events in and around Golspie. Includes shots of the visit of the Fleet to Invergordon in May 1957.
[filmed by Donald McKelvie and W R Sutherland].
Delegates from Thomas White & Sons Ltd. of Paisley at a trade fair in Canada demonstrating woodworking machinery, and being given an official welcome at Sydney airport.
Men working machines on the factory floor of Thomas White & Sons Ltd. of Paisley, woodworking machinery manufacturers, and a staff excursion on a steamer to Dunoon.
CONTINENTAL CAPERS AND ITALIAN INTERLUDE
Film-maker and friend set off for a two week tour of western Europe in August 1939, unaware that within four weeks war would be declared. 1918-1945 Pola was an Italian base, in June 1946 it would be annexed by Yugoslavia.
A family on holiday on the continent and at the Cliff Hotel in Anglesey and shots of the Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow.
The Bowser family on holiday at Nairn in 1927.
CHILDREN PLAYING AT 'OVERDALE', 1927-'28
Scenes of the two Bowser brothers playing at their home 'Overdale' in Dunblane, shot over 1927 and 1928.
The Bowser family on holiday at Nairn in the summer of 1928.
Scenes of the two Bowser brothers playing at their home 'Overdale' in Dunblane with shots of the family at Nairn - featuring a pageant and a visit from the Boys Brigade.
FAMILY ON HOLIDAY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND, 1930
The Bowser family on holiday in England and on the west coast of Scotland, 1930.
Scenes from London Zoo and shots of farm animals with brief footage of the Bowser brothers playing.
The Bowser family on holiday in London and Nairn in 1931.
WINTER AT ARGATY AND SPRING IN HOLLAND, 1931
The Bowser family at Argaty during winter and spring then taking a spring break in Holland - 1931.
The Bowser family at Argaty and Nairn, summer 1934?
The Royal Show - Nottingham in 1928 with shots of King George V and Queen Mary. The Doune Agricultural Show and the Highland Agricultural Show possibly held in Aberdeen.
Bowser family fox hunting with scenes of a sports day - the first colour stock used in the Bowser collection.
Bowser family holiday to South Africa 1937.
The Bowser family playing sports and holidaying in Sweden, 1937.
BOWSER FAMILY ON HOLIDAY IN HOLLAND, 1938
The Bowser family taking a holiday in Holland - 1938.
David Stuart Bowser and family at Auchline in the early 1952.
BOWSER FAMILY WITH BABY EMMA AT AUCHLYNE, 1953
Bowser family with baby Emma at Auchlyne 1953.
BOWSER FAMILY WITH YOUNG EMMA WALKING AT AUCHLYNE, 1954
Bowser family with young Emma learning to walk at Auchlyne 1954.
BOWSER FAMILY WITH EMMA AND BABY NIALL AT AUCHLYNE, 1955
Bowser family with young Emma and her baby brother Niall playing at Auchlyne 1955.
BOWSER FAMILY WITH EMMA AND NIALL PLAYING AT AUCHLYNE, 1956
Bowser family with Emma and Niall as a toddler learning to walk, playing in the garden of Auchlyne 1956.
Close up shots of marionettes being made.
Glasgow's transport system at work in the city and on the river Clyde, and to assist the football crowds going to Hampden Park.
A day in the life of a school forestry camp.
Director, SEFA (Glasgow Group) ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: p. Donald C. Fleck, D.A..
The story of a schoolboy footballer who ignored rules of road safety and the resulting penalty. Commended in the 1948 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.
Glasgow city police at work, both with criminal offences and in a social role with children on an outing to Rouken Glen.
A family enjoying some moments of leisure between 1939 and 1945 and the wedding of a Captain and Adjutant of the 4/5th (QE) Battalion The Royal Scots.
Ferries on the River Forth sailing to and fro beside the Forth Rail and newly completed Road Bridge.
Boy scouts at camp, Turnberry, 1939 and 1945.
Troops from the Territorial Army lining Buchanan Street, Glasgow with onlooking crowds as the royal couple pass in a limousine.
People outside Gleneagles Hotel and a couple in a vintage car outside their house.
The Queen and Prince Philip on the back of a jeep inspecting TA parade, Holyrood House, Edinburgh.
A family holiday at Lamlash, Arran and Millport.
The army corps marching past Glasgow University and boy scouts and girl guides marching on the street.
CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION, C.E.A.
Film showing delegates attending three Cinema Exhibitors Association Annual Conferences, held in Bournemouth and Porthcawl in 1947 and early 1950's.
A couple beside their vintage car and driving an 'obstacle test'.
DEMOLITION OF TOWN HOUSE CHIMNEY, INVERNESS
Shots of Inverness Town House chimney being demolished.
Lord Provost Dr Michael Kelly giving a speech about the new economic developments within the city of Glasgow.
Made as a direct teaching film for science teachers. Shot at Forrester School, Edinburgh. (20 mins)
Director, & ed. Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films. -- Credits: devised & sc. A W Jeffrey and A J Mee OBE teacher J Auld pupils 3rd year of Forrester Secondary School Edinburgh ph. Mark Littlewood sd. Brian Henniker comm. s. A J Mee OBE Thanks are due to the Edinburgh Corporation Education Committee.
The fishing and farming villages of the East coast and the scenery of the West coast are used as a backdrop for traditional Scottish airs and tunes.
Director, p. & d. Hans G Casparius ; Producer, Music in Miniature Films Ltd.. -- Credits: assoc. p. Anne Fraser ph. John Peters comm.w. Robert Lutyens comm.s. James McKechnie ed. Max Brenner m. Karl Haas singer Anne Balfour; pipe major J S Roe BEM, of the Scots Guards, by kind permission of Colonel H.N. Clowes D.S.O. O.B.E. .
Trims showing the work of the Fair Isle Bird Observatory and of crofters at work on the land, the traditional craft of knitting of Fair Isle jumpers and dancing at a ceilidh.
The use of BICC's oil filled cables in the building of the Cruachan pumped water power station. (15 mins)
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: A BICC Group Film ass prod. R.A. Riddell Black.
The power and adaptability of Polar diesel engines as seen in a telecommunications centre, and a variety of shipping designs. (19 mins)
Director, Charles Gormley ; Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: p. man. Iain Smith cam. Mike Coulter, Bert Eeles narr. Robert Docherty ph. David Lewis ed. Bill Forsyth.
Poet and playwright Donald Campbell giving poetry workshops at Broughton High School, Edinburgh.
Director, Douglas Eadie ; Producer, Breck Films. -- Credits: introd. comm. David Peate rehearsal actors "The Stronghold" Roy Hanlon, Ron Marshall ass. d. Steve Clark-Hall ass. cam. Jan Pester ass. sd. Pete Moran ass. ed. Fiona Macdonald cam. Eddie McConnell sd. Ian Leslie ed. Brian Crumlish .
Glimpses of the diversions offered in the country and towns throughout Scotland.
Director, Hans Nieter ; Producer, Anvil Films (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Arthur Wooster, Leslie Dear ed. Robert Keen management Pamela Paulet comm. w. James Cameron m. Muir Mathieson p. Ken Cameron Technicolor.
A dramatised enactment of the life and times of the poet William Soutar.
Director, Brian Crumlish ; Producer, Breck Film Production. -- Credits: cast Bertie Scott, Gerry Slevin, John Young, Frances Lowe, Martin Black, Sharon Erskine, Ian Ireland, Betty Gillin, Bill Paterson, Terry Cavers, Irene Sunters, Marjorie Dalziel, Ronnie Letham, John Shedden, Sheila Douglas, James Kennedy, Desi Angus, Henry Stamper m. Scott Skinner, Neil Gow arranged by Owen Hand performed by Simpson Pirie and Alison Kinnaird Soutar portrait by Alexander Moffat focus Gordon Hickie p. a. Penelope Thomson boom operator Cameron Crosbie gaffer Andy Sinton wardrobe Nadia Arthur make-up Cathy Shirley ass. d. Terry Dalzell ed. Fiona Macdonald sd. rec. Ian Leslie light. cam. Mick Campbell w. & p. Douglas Eadie.
American artist Jon Schueler speaks directly of what Mallaig and the Sound of Sleat means to him as a painter. (30 mins)
Director, John Black ; Producer, Mark Littlewood Films and Martvr. -- Credits: ph. Mark Littlewood sd. Ian Leslie.
LOOKING OVER THE FENCE: Impressions of Scotland by Raduz Cincera & Jan Spata
A dryly humourous quasi-philosophical account of the nature and psyche of Scotland and its people, from the perspective of two visiting Czechs. [English commentary].
Producer, Kratky Film, Prague. -- Credits: with the assistance of Masa Charouzaova, Ludvik Pavlicek, Jan Klusak, Kevin Stewart, Miroslav Letensky Czechoslovak Film presents produced by Kratky Film Praha 1965 Docxkumentarni Film. Filmove Laboratore Barrandov.
Speeches and bowling matches on the opening day of Shawlands Bowling Club.
Shots inside the Empire Exhibition grounds with people milling about, "Colonial Avenue", the stand for John Menzies and night shot of the fountains.
Participants in the Dumfriesshire Hunt setting off from a large house.
Girls skipping and having a dolls' tea party, boys playing cricket in the garden.
Aboyne railway station with steam train coming in, shots of houses in Aboyne, a game of bowls and exterior of the "Charleston Hotel".
The story of "Little Red Riding Hood" acted out by a group of children.
Family scenes taken during a summer holiday at West Kilbride. Includes 'home movie' style shots of family on beach, playing games and a steam train.
South Shawlands Sunday School outing with games, ice cream and tea and buns.
Various scenes of the village of Colinton from the early 1940s through to the mid 1950s.
Rehearsals for Colinton village Pantomime, late 1940s.
Various local events and pageants from the village of Colinton in the early 1950s.
Scenes of village life in the Edinburgh parish of Colinton 1950-1967.
Scenes of village life in the Edinburgh parish of Colinton 1950s & 1971.
Director, William S. Dobson. -- Credits: camera team Cecil McGregor and Neil Shaw.
Various scenes from village life in Colinton in the 1960s and early 1970s.
The village of Colinton Sunday School events during the 1960s.
The village of Colinton Sunday School events during 1964.
Director, William S. Dobson & Ian Johnston.
Scenes from the village of Colinton Bowling Green circa 1960.
Director, William S. Dobson. -- Credits: Featuring Polson, E Polson, Ernie Polson, Ernest Polson and Mr Ernest Polson..
Scenes from the village of Colinton Youth Week - a young people's event consisting of youth organisations and church groups filmed in the mid 1960s.
The opening of new Church rooms in the village of Colinton, 1969.
Church events in the village of Colinton 1969-70.
A portrait of the people of Berneray, a small island to the north of North Uist in the Parish of Harris. This documentary traces the life of the island and its people through the changing of the seasons, concentrating on the sheep and fishing industries of the island.
Director, Allen Moore & Jack Shea. -- Credits: ph. and ed. Allen Moore conceived, p. and recorded by Jack Shea exec. p. Robert Gardner nar. Finlay J. MacDonald songs Mary MacAskill, Duncan MacKinnon, Christine Munro poetry Duncan MacLeod Made with funds from The Film Study Center, Harvard University, The Highlands and Islands Development Board of Scotland, The Scottish Arts Council To the people of Berneray principal characters; Kate Dix, John Ferguson, Angus Beag MacLeod, Angus and Chirsty Ann Munro, John and Christine Munro thanks to Gordon Beck, Michael Callahan, Cinema Sgire, Steve Clark-Hall, Douglas Eadie, Chris Gerolmo, Alfred Guzzetti, Colin MacLeod, Dr. Roderick MacLeod, Joseph Moore, Ian and Bessie Patterson, Ed Pincus, The School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. Dedicated to the memory of The Berneray Bard Duncan MacLeod of Besdaire (1906-1980).
Puppet animation of the Robert Burns poem Tam O'Shanter.
[film maker Tom Steel, Scotland]. -- Credits: [featuring the Carrick Marionettes].
An unfinished film from the mid 1950s showing an historical pageant taking place in the Lauriston district of Edinburgh.
Director, and p. Bill Dobson. -- Credits: The Film Unit photography Lionel H Butler, W. S. Dobson, Bill Dobson sd. Bill Sim liaison Ben Davies (?), S. A. Muirhead (?) .
GLASGOW UNIVERSITY BRITISH ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
Amateur footage of the British Association conference held at the University of Glasgow.
Illustrates utilisation of water power to generate electricity. Typical power scheme in Grampian Mountains is used to show damming of loch, generating station, distribution of electricity and its use in towns for domestic and commercial purposes. Animated diagrams explain relation of different parts of scheme, importance of head of water, and working of hydraulic turbine.
Director, Stanley Hawes ; Producer, Gaumont British Instructional, Ltd. . -- Credits: made in collaboration with a panel of Scottish teachers ph. George Pocknall, Frank Bundy, Harry Rignold recorded by Ernest K Webster, J O Douglas distributed by GB Equipments Ltd..
Tree felling, hunting and fishing in the highlands.
Director, John C Elder ; Producer, GBI Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. J Blake Dalrymple .
Pony trekking, tennis and skiing are some of the sports and leisure activities highlighted in this film.
A detailed description of Hadrian's Wall.
Credits: m. Raymond Warren conceived and p. Derek Williams.
Animated diagram loop film on the workings of a diesel engine.
Animated diagram loop film on the working of a four-stroke engine.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Instructional Films].
Animated diagram loop film on the working of the suction pump.
Record of a fishing trip on the trawler 'Mary Craig' from the perspective of the skipper. Attention paid to technical aspects of the trade, weather conditions, instruments, traditional skills. Filmed over a number of journeys from the late 1940s to mid 1950s.
I NAME THEE "QUEEN MARY" THE "534" BEFORE LAUNCHING, THE "QUEEN MARY LEAVES CLYDEBANK FOR THE SEA, THE QUEEN MARY'S MAIDEN VOYAGE TO NEW YORK, NEW MAURETANIA LAUNCHED, HER MAJESTY LAUNCHES THE "QUEEN ELIZABETH"
Newsreel coverage of the launching of the three liners, 'Queen Mary', 'New Mauretania' and the 'Queen Elizabeth'.
Traditional views of Scotland: Edinburgh's Princes Street, Burns' cottage, Melrose Abbey, crofting, Fingal's Cave and a Highland Games.
Magnus Magnusson in a library discussing the restructuring of the regional councils and the setting up of Community councils in 1975.
Credits: introduced by Magnus Magnusson.
A family holiday touring the North West of Scotland in a dormobile.
Steamers and paddle steamers on the Clyde including the 'Waverley' and the 'Cowal'. (c 6 mins)
Family holidays taken during the year 1969-1970 including footage of the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 on the Clyde.
Biography of Andrew Carnegie using stills, archive footage, and interviews.
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: ed. Aileen Forsyth [Interviewee: Margaret Carnegie Miller Interviewee: Angus MacPherson Research: Arlene Hutton Script and production: Magnus Magnusson Carnegie (as a boy): Christopher Todd Carnegie (as a man): Matt McGinn Voice of Carnegie: Paul Kermack].
Dramatised biography Andrew Carnegie's life.
Director, Jack Smight ; Producer, Milberg. -- Credits: w. Ernest King.
The history of Foyers power station from 1894-1967.
Producer, John Jochimsen Ltd.. -- Credits: Presented by the British Aluminium Co. Ltd..
BOWSER FAMILY WITH EMMA, NIALL & SUSAN PLAYING AT AUCHLYNE, 1957
Bowser children playing in the garden of Auchlyne 1957 with first shots of baby Susan, scenes from Highland Show including Clydesdale horse ploughing competition.
Bowser children playing in the garden of Auchlyne and on holiday 1958-59. (Just under 8 mins).
Bowser children playing in the garden of Auchlyne and on holiday 1960. (around 4.5 mins).
Bowser children playing in the garden of Argaty 1961. (just under 5 mins).
Bowser children playing in the garden of Argaty 1962. (around 3.5 mins).
Scenes of the Bowser family and friends on holiday in 1966. (just over 9 mins)
Bowser family on holiday in Sutherland and Iceland 1969. (around 6 mins)
2nd reel of the Bowser family on holiday in Sutherland and Iceland 1969. (around 2.5 mins)
Shots of animals in the Bowser estate 1968. (c. 1.5 mins)
Bowser wedding early 1970s. (c. 1.5 mins)
2nd reel of Bowser wedding early 1970s. (c. 1.5 mins)
Various scenes from the Bowser estate 1949. (c. 1.5 mins)
Bowser sheep in a field. (around 1.5 mins)
Scenes from the Bowser estate in the late 1920s. (around 1.5 mins)
Snow scenes from Argaty possibly in the mid 1940s. (around 2.5 mins)
Dunblane Home Guard on manoeuvres in 1939.
Various scenes from the Bowser estate 1951.
General scenes from the estate 1946.(around 1.5 mins)
Scenes of baby Hubert playing with his family 1926.
FALKIRK TOWN COUNCIL COLLECTION: Dollar Park, Cemetery and Coronation Celebrations
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept, with some sequences relating to urban redevelopment in the town. [see also refs 7010, 7011 and 7012]
[filmed by unidentified employees of Falkirk Town Council].
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept.
A film on the life and achievements of the x-ray pioneer Dr. John MacIntyre (1857-1928) Director of the x-ray department at Glasgow Royal Infirmary - the majority of images are stills.
Producer, [p.c. AVS Strathclyde University]. -- Credits: Presented and nar. John Scott FSR FIFSE ph. William Towler, Dept. of Surgery. Help and encouragement Dr. J. Killoch Anderson, Medical Superintendent, Dept. of Medical Illustration..
The processing of pig carcasses for sausages and scenes of the butchery retail trade. (10 mins)
Family holidays around Scotland during the early 1930s.
Family holiday on farm, spectator's view of World Flyweight Championship Oct 1937 Lynch v Kane. [incomplete]
Amateur footage of the 1938 Glasgow Empire Exhibition.
Demonstrations of various civil defence and military units during World War 2.
Home Guard exercises and parades during World War 2.
Day outing to Loch Lomond for patients of Erskine Hospital for wounded soldiers organised by SWMC.
Amateur footage of family holiday on Islay 1979. (6 mins)
A film portraying life in the Glasgow School of Art during the mid to late 1950s, shot by the then student Eddie McConnell who later went on to become a highly respected Scottish film-maker/cameraman.
Pageant on Edinburgh Castle esplanade celebrating the life of Baden-Powell and the history of the Scout movement.
Historical pageant enacted by Edinburgh Scouts in the grounds of Lauriston Castle in the mid 1950s.
Director, Bill Dobson. -- Credits: ph. Lionel Butler, W S Dobson, Bill Dobson sd. Bill Sim Liaison Ben Davies, R? A Muirhead d. and ph. Bill Dobson Pageant w. and d. H Norman Robertson.
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RAITH ROVERS BEAT MOTHERWELL
League Championship Raith Rovers beat Motherwell 1 - 0 at Kirkcaldy 14th Feb 1925. Gaumont. Game played at Starks Park, Kirkcaldy with the then new stand featured.
HAMILTON V MOTHERWELL SATURDAY 17 OCT 1925
Hamilton v Motherwell match played at Douglas Park, Hamilton.
Scottish Cup football matches featuring Motherwell, Ayr United and Partick Thistle.
Producer, Green's Film Service, Green's Topical Productions.
Visit to Clydeside by King George V between September 17th and 20th, 1917. A shipyard in Port Glasgow and Colville's steel works in Motherwell are on his ports of call. [During this visit the King presented the first ever British Empire Orders to Glasgow veterans].
LETTA'S HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINERS, PORTOBELLO
Trailer for Letta's pierrot troupe and local topical for Edinburgh cinemas. (3 mins)
SCOTTISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS: (Royal Visit to Edinburgh)
Scottish Moving Picture News. First post - Armistice Royal visit of George V, Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales to Edinburgh, 21 November 1918.
Parade through Dundee of civic officials police and civil defence units in 1940.
VISIT OF KING GEORGE AND QUEEN ELIZABETH TO DUNDEE
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on an official visit to Dundee, including Caird's Ashton Works, HMS Unicorn and an inspection of civil defence units in City Square.
Provost Garnet Wilson's family trip to the United States of America in 1937.
FIRST VISIT OF PRINCESS ELIZABETH TO DUNDEE, the
Princess Elizabeth opens Camperdown Park, Dundee 1946. (2 mins)
Holiday? scenes from the Provost Wilson collection. (2.5 mins)
Dundee university celebration in 1931. (3 mins)
Family scenes in rural Aberdeenshire in the mid 1930s. (7 mins)
Views of the deepening of Eyemouth harbour in 1964, followed by the reopening ceremony and shots of the fishing boat "Star Divine".
BUILDING AND LAUNCHING OF 'STAR DIVINE II'
The construction of Star Divine; views of static stages of completion - not including craftsmen at work. The boat is launched by 1966 Eyemouth Herring Queen, Isobel Crombie, in a well attended ceremony at the harbour.
Technical record, probably only comprehensible to a specialist audience, filmed in 1936. (22 mins)
Scenes of working life and leisure in the village of Balmedie and environs, in the parish of Belhelvie. Made by local man to commemorate the parish in the year of the Royal Jubilee, 1935. (31 mins)
Scenes of Ardo House Aberdeenshire, 1935.
View in association with 3371, being a chronicle of a year in the life of the Parish of Belhelvie, 1935. (10 mins)
Advert for Haig Scotch Whisky. Men in kilts sit enjoying a dram by a roaring fire.
Producer, [p.c. Kinmen Productions Ltd].
BLACK & WHITE WHISKY "BEACH" - Censored, Version 1
Scantily clad woman on beach in Black & White Whisky advertisement(1.00).
Producer, [p.c. Perkin St.Clair / Filmwrights].
BLACK & WHITE WHISKY "BEACH" - Censored, Version 2
Shortened version of Ref no. 3376. (30 seconds)
Promotional film about Bells Scotch Whisky company.
Documentary taking you through the process of producing whisky, made for Johnnie Walker and Sons Limited.
Director, Jonathan Miller ; Producer, Ledeck Production. -- Credits: ph. Charles Parnall ass. cameramen John Maskell, Chris Moore sd. rec. Norman Brown re-recordist Trevor Pyke grip Jim Gomme colour by Technicolor percussion by James Blades nar. Bryden Murdoch. .
Documentary shot for Johnnie Walker & Sons showing the process and production of Johnnie Walker Whisky.
Director, B. Mocogni & A.R. Niven ; Producer, MacDonald Film Production, Kilmarnock. -- Credits: ph. B. Mocogni ph. A.R. Niven comm. C.V. Smith Production Director of Johnnie Walker & Sons Kilmarnock m. accompaniment under the d. Mr. Andrew Fulton. .
Demonstration from September 1961 of the Civil Defence procedures in and around a factory following a nuclear explosion, consisting mainly of Distillers factory workers. Shot at the Army Civil Defence Training School in Epsom. [Also held by the B.F.I.]
Producer, Swift Film Production. -- Credits: ph. and nar. Peter Hadingham. The Distillers Company Limited wishes to acknowledge the assistance received in connection with this demonstration by:- The War Office, The Commandant and Staff, Army School of Civil Defence, Epsom. Casulaties Union, Other Organisations which assisted and- Over 200 from the Industial Civil Defence Units of D.C.L..
A documentary about the history and current state of Bells Scotch Whisky.
Director, Raymond C. Miquel ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Raymond Miquel introduction by Henry Donald dialogue Victor Carin ph. Gordon Hickey, Mark Littlewood sd. Brian Henniker .
Documentary on the history of the Scotch Whisky distillers John Haig & Co. Ltd.
Director, Michael Weigall ; Producer, Kinmen Production. -- Credits: nar. Iain Cuthbertson m. William Davies sc. Anthony Pugh, Michael Weigall sd. rec. Colin Nicolson cameraman Martin Singleton film ed. and ass. p. Roger Guertin..
A film possibly sponsored by the Buchanan's Blend showing coverage of the 1978 British Open Golf Championship held at St. Andrews. (55 mins)
ROYAL AND ANCIENT CHAMPIONSHIP: The Story of the British Open
A history of the British Open Golf Championship from its origins in mid 19th century Scotland to the 1970s, including a dramatised re-enactment of the first Championship held at the Prestwick Links in 1860.
Director, Phil Pilley ; Producer, Trans World International. -- Credits: The Producers wish to acknowledge the co-operation of Prestwick Golf Club, British Film Institute and The Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. 1860 Reconstruction: Reporter Andrew Cruickshank Earl of Eglinton John Young Umpire Jimmy Martin. Modern Era: Reporter Peter Alliss. Wardrobe Pat Holmes. Make-Up Anne Smith. Property Master Peter Holmes. Camera Arthur Smith, Martin Lightening. sd. Jack Wilson. ed. Roger M. Kean. p. team John Forster, Jeff Harvey, Buzz Hornett, Ken Hawkes. w. Phil Pilley..
Coverage of the 1982 Open Golf Championship held at Royal Troon. (55 mins)
A film showing the extent of the charity work that Bell's Scotch Whisky Company were involved with in the late 1970s. (32 mins)
Director, Bill Taylor. -- Credits: Bell's Scotch Whisky acknowledges with thanks the co-operation of The Licensed Victuallers' National Homes, The Licensed Victuallers' School, The Scottish Licensed Trade Association, The Outward Bound School, Loch Eil..
A film showing the extent of the charity and sponsorship work that Bell's Scotch Whisky Company were involved with in 1985.
Director, David Green ; Producer, Daytime Television Production. -- Credits: camera Mike Coles ed. Peter Scammell.
Alan Whicker being given a guided tour of Bell's Scotch Whisky Empire by its Chairman and Managing Director Raymond Miquel in 1980. (34 mins)
Director, David Green ; Producer, Corpro Production. -- Credits: w. and nar. Alan Whicker camera Mike Coles sd. Chris Moore ed. Peter Scammell.
Profile of Johnnie Walker Scotch Whisky concentrating on their local agents all over the globe from the West Indies to Hong Kong. A film showing the extent of the export trade of this particular Scotch Whisky.
Director, Donald Blakey ; Producer, Zaar International. -- Credits: A film by Donald Blakey and Richard Suffolk comm. s. David Mahlowe..
Sponsored documentary profiling Johnnie Walker's Scotch Whisky company highlighting their Scottish roots.
Director, Donald Blakey ; Producer, Zaar International. -- Credits: comm.s. David Mahlowe sc. consultant Richard Suffolk ph. Peter Muir lighting David Sturdy ed. Roy Green continuity Enid Driver.
Film showing the distillation process of whisky with the last third of the film on the subject of the Edinburgh Festival. (13 mins)
A film sponsored by the British Tourist Authority touring Scotland through its distilleries from the Borders to the Highlands. (29 mins)
Director, Michael Weigall ; Producer, Kinmen Production. -- Credits: cameraman Pete Warrilow sd. Keith Russell, Rod Guest m. composed and conducted by William Davies ed. and ass. p. Roger Guertin. [comm. s. Fulton Mackay].
Documentary from 1972 on the subject of the North Sea Oil Industry.
A journey to Prague from Scotland in 1937. (9 mins)
Animated exploration of ancient Egyptian mythological themes and beliefs, devised from figures on the side of an amphora and incorporating scenes from the story of Ra, the Sun God. In Scottish film history, the first ever animated feature made in this country.
Director, Lesley Keen ; Producer, Persistent Vision Animation. -- Credits: cinematographer Mike Campbell m. Tom Rennie.
Amateur film profiling the Special School for children with disabilities at Fairmuir, Dundee.
Possibly footage shot for PEOPLE OF MANY LANDS - SHETLAND (BBC). (16 mins)
[d. Jenny Gilbertson]. -- Credits: Elizabeth Balneaves.
Amateur footage showing aspects of life on Iona during the early 1930s. Includes holiday footage showing a family enjoying swimming and sunbathing with friends.
Amateur footage of the 1965 Braw Lad's Day, Galashiels. The Braw Lad that year was D.G. Brydon. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
A garden party at Tom J Honeyman's house in Harrow. Honeyman was Director of Glasgow Art Galleries 1939 - 1954.
The opening of Kingussie Museum. Tom Johnston, Scottish Secretary of State and Robert Wotherspoon in a meeting, possibly of the Scottish Tourist Board (3.00)
Glasgow University Lord Rector's Torchlight procession and newsreel coverage of the Rectorial address from the stage of St Andrews Halls, Glasgow
Artist Stanley Cussiter, Director of National Gallery of Scotland, and his wife Phyllis in their home at Stromness, Orkney.
Dr Herbert Paul at the TB clinic in Millport which he founded. Scenes at Sir Harry Lauder's home Lauder Ha' and a Christmas Party at T J Honeyman's home in Glasgow. Guests include Dame Edith Evans, Godfrey Tearle and Anthony Quayle. [Tom J Honeyman was director of Glasgow's Art Galleries 1939 - 1954].
A meeting of the International Order of Good Templars in the Netherlands.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: SCOTLAND V ENGLAND
Scottish Women's Football Association football match featuring Scotland v England, 1971.
Military and naval forces marching past the National Gallery and up the Mound in Edinburgh.
The village of Craigellachie, its hotel and railway station.
Family shots in the garden, the river Esk in flood and holidaymakers on board a Clyde steamer.
A family enjoying their home and garden.
A sporting event with field sports and a demonstration of fire fighting.
Family film showing holidaymakers at a caravan rally, possibly held by the Scottish Caravan Club, and briefly, an early helicopter.
A family caravan holiday near Craigellachie, and footage of a caravan rally.
1980 MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT, the [PGA TOUR]
Coverage of the 1980 PGA Tour Memorial Tournament at Muirfield golf course in the USA won by Australian golfer David Graham. (30 mins)
Director, Michael Seligman ; Producer, Creative Film Makers Production. -- Credits: nar. Jack Whitaker ed. Cy Singer Post Production Services by Traiman Associates..
The making of a silver golf putter. (6 mins)
Producer, Creative Film Makers Production. -- Credits: cameraman G. Hickie .
Director, Murray Grigor. -- Credits: p. Lynda Myles, Murray Grigor m. Orkistra composer Francis Cowan research Kevin Anderson ph. Mark Littlewood ass. Norrie Halley sd. Louis Kramer, Ian Leslie p. man. Penny Thomson grip Allan Ross titles Donald Holwill lighting Bill Watkins, Alex MacKenzie ed. Patrick Higson w. Murray Grigor special thanks to Fettes College, Lothian & Borders Fire Brigade, Lothian & Borders Police, The National Galleries of Scotland, National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland, The National Trust for Scotland Scottish International Education Trust.
CEREMONIAL PROCLAIMING HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN...
Ceremony proclaiming Queen Elizabeth at the Market Cross of Edinburgh in 1952. (7 mins)
Television news report on a Royal visit from the Queen to Edinburgh in the 1970s (2 mins)
Sports documentary profiling the 1970 Commonwealth Games held in Edinburgh. Includes shots of athletes from Commonwealth nations training in newly built facilities and visiting the city.
PROFILE OF A CITY - EDINBURGH by TOM FLEMING
BBC TV Documentary from 1979 giving a guided tour around the old and new towns of Edinburgh written and narrated by Tom Fleming. (50 mins)
Director, Robert L. Fairfoull ; Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: w. Tom Fleming ph. Mark Littlewood dubbing mixer Willie Stott ed. Robert Burnett .
TV documentary profiling the Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh, showing the range of toys in the collection. (35 mins)
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: In Brush of the Dust from The Museum of Childhood, Edinburgh were Fyfe Robertson, Patrick Murray - Curator, Valerie Singleton. The BBC are grateful to the Corporation of the City of Edinburgh for special permission to televise from the Museum of Childhood. Series Edited and Programme p. Alan Rees.
Film helps to promote Edinburgh as a holiday area for its local people during World War 2.
Campbell Harper title profiling the Continuation Schools in Edinburgh, a form of further education/apprenticeship training ranging from apprentice shipwrights to apprentice hairdressers.
Producer, J. Campbell Harper. -- Credits: ph. and ed. Alan Harper. .
A public laundries film by Edinburgh Cine Society for Edinburgh District Council from 1982 profiling public laundries at Bonnington Road, Causewayside and Murdoch Terrace.
Producer, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: film group Jack Grant, Norman Ireland, Jim Johnston, Les Knott, Maisie Tait .
The setting is an island peatbank, far from any habitation. The time is bright early summer. A man and a woman enter this empty landscape to cut peat for winter fuel. Before the sun goes down they will encounter shadows from the distant past and begin to come to terms with the troubling realities of the present.
Director, Gerda Stevenson ; Producer, Camus Productions. -- Credits: w. Aonghas MacNeacail p. Lucy Conan des. Ali Mills cam. David Flett ed. Fiona Macdonald m. William Sweeney cast Ceit Kearney, Domhnall Ruadh.
The making of hand made models of Native Americans in traditional dress by Thomas Lindsay, made for educational purposes.
Credits: This film was devised and ph. John Watson assistant Superintendent of Art Corporation of Glasgow Education Department..
History and development of the tram car in Glasgow from the late 19th century to the trams final days in 1962.
Producer, [p.c. SEFA (Glasgow Group)]. -- Credits: camera Robert Horn, Louise Annand & Group Members sc. and ed. Louise Annand, William Thomson, & Robert Horn lettering Donald Fleck & George Stevenson .
Youth Hostelling in the Highlands in the 1930s. (11 mins)
Family motor tour of the Scottish Highlands in 1935.
Highland games in Oban and Italian equestrian events in Ferrara, 1932. (6 mins)
Family trip to Italy and a Mediterranean cruise, 1932. (9 mins)
The manufacture of soft drinks by William Hay & Sons (Aberdeen) Limited in the mid 1950s. Processes of syrup mixing and carbonation are followed through the factory. An advertising sequence at the end of the film features models chosen from the staff, who enjoy Sunfresh squash in a cafe setting.
[filmed by Desmond Hay]. -- Credits: p. and ph. A. D. Fraser Hay In producing this film thanks are expressed to the following for their co-operation : Works manager Sinclair Milne; Works Joiner George Milne; Works Electrician James Boyle; Works Engineer Frank Wright make-up Grant, Hairdresser, Aberdeen advertising material Messrs O.R. Groves Ltd A special word of thanks to the following young ladies of the staff: Maureen Burns, Mary Robertson, Molly Farquhar, Ella Craig.
LAST TRAMCAR CITY OF ABERDEEN 3rd MAY 1958
Scenes on the last day of use of the City of Aberdeen's Tramcars 3rd of May 1958. (10 mins)
Examples of different types of music played in Scotland, from traditional Scottish country dance music, choral music and Gaelic singing. (c55 mins)
Four adverts for holidays available through special offers with 'The Scotsman' newspaper, and in conjunction with Trusthouse Forte hotels.
The funeral of George Biddall. Biddall's circus travelled the country. The most famous part of their show was the "Biddall's Ghost Illusion", which gave the impression of pictures moving. When George Biddall died in 1909, people flocked to his funeral in Cockermouth. Buffalo Bill Cody was amongst the mourners.
Highland scenes including the Glen Loy car ferry and an open-air ceilidh in Plockton.
A humorous tale involving a fisherman on a Hebridean island who ropes his friend into searching for romance using the Internet.
Director, w. & d. Roddy Cunningham ; Producer, Mara.
QUEEN MARY'S VISIT TO DENHAM FILM STUDIOS
Queen Mary on a visit to the Denham Film Studios where she is presented with a bouquet of flowers and accompanied by Sir Alexander Korda and the Hon Richard Norton. This footage may have been taken while the filming of "The Drum" was taking place at the Studios.
[filmed by a member of the Denham Film Studio staff].
A 'point to point' amateur race meeting over jumps. (probably shot somewhere in Middlesex or Buckinghamshire). Filmed by Edinburgh born E H George, who was Secretary of the board of London Film Productions Ltd and had his offices at Denham Film Studios. The film features a Mr and Mrs Younghusband who owned the riding stables at Stanmore which provided the horses for film purposes at the Studios.
At the family home in London of Edinburgh born E H George, Secretary of the board of London Film Productions Ltd and had his offices at Denham Studios.
Matthew Algie & Co Merchants' Glasgow Cadogan Street premises, and the company's stand at a food exhibition in the Kelvin Hall.
Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother at the launch ceremony on the Clyde for the liner 'British Queen'.
The 'Queen Mary' going down the river Clyde after fitting out, watched by onlookers on riverbank (c1 min)
Shots of vessel 'David Wood Aberdeen', vessel going down slipway (c 1 min)
JIMMY LOGAN AT ALGIE'S TEA AND COFFEE STAND
Algie's tea and coffee stand at a food exhibition and [during latter half of film only] shots of Jimmy Logan at the stand signing autographs [alongside another famous Scottish comedian, Jack Radcliffe].
Algie's tea and coffee exhibition stand, with crowds milling about. Advertising features for "Algie's Golden Tip Tea" and "Indian and Ceylon the Kiosk Brand".
Members of the women's Glasgow Central Soroptimists standing beside their cars, and taking tea in a garden.
The gutting, curing and packing of herring at Peterhead.
A bowling match at Burnbank Bowling Green for the 1929 Athole Bowling Cup.
An amateur industrial documentary showing Synchronous Condensers being transported from a factory in Edinburgh to South Australia where they are then installed in various power stations.
Producer, Bruce Peebles & Co., Ltd.. -- Credits: Bruce Peebles & Co. Limited gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The Electricity Trust of South Australia in the preparation of this film..
Trims - the scenes are cut, slates etc. of a Campbell Harper title on the textile industry. (13 mins)
An amateur industrial documentary showing the Mullardoch Hydro Electric Power Station in Inverness-shire and the generator/turbine supplied by Bruce Peebles & Co. Ltd, Edinburgh.
Sponsored religious documentary from the late 1960s highlighting the diverse nature of the ministry in the Church of Scotland in the late 20th century.
Director, Claude Whatham ; Producer, Libertas Film Production. -- Credits: comm. Bill McLaren sc. adviser Glen Gibson ph. Arthur Wooster camera ass. John Robinson sd. rec. Bill Howell ass. d. Clive Kempson ed. Nicholas Keen .
Documentary about the island of Fair Isle situated between Orkney and Shetland, focusing on the life of the bird population of the island. (14 mins)
Street scenes on Cathcart Street, Greenock taken from Black's Corner.
A scientific expedition in Spitzbergen, Norway, from the University of Glasgow for research into radar. [The first of two films] (c10 mins)
A scientific expedition in Spitzbergen, Norway, from the University of Glasgow for research into radar. [The second of two films] (c10 mins)
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN REVIEWING THE FLEET, CROMARTY FIRTH
Her Majesty the Queen reviewing the Royal Navy in the Cromarty Firth, 23rd May 1957.
HM The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on a visit to Cromarty (25th June 1964) where they visit the cottage of scientist and religious philosopher Hugh Miller.
A footballer training with Queen of the South and Clydebank football clubs. [Film entered in Amateur section of Cannes Film Festival 1973].
Director, Tom Clarke. -- Credits: w. Laurence Russell sd. Jim Cuthbert ed. ass. Tom Torrance nar. Bob Christie and Laurence Russell.
One of a series of ten animation films made by children in small village primary schools in Scotland, also involving the local community. The series was broadcast on Scottish Television and Grampian Television, and distributed on video through schools and libraries. (5 mins)
Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made in Shetland by children of Ollaberry Primary School, North Roe Primary School, Urafirth Primary School anim. Jessica Langford ass. Kirsten Webster sd. rec. Richard Chaff CD's Studio, Wethersta, Shetland exec. p. Eddie Dick p. Jessica Langford.
Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made by Kinlochbervie Primary School, Kinlochbervie High School anim. Jessica Langford ass. Kirsten Webster exec. p. Eddie Dick p. Jessica Langford.
George's Weans : Animated film on Winchburgh's past and the shale oil industry, made by pupils of Winchburgh and Holy Family Primary Schools.
Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made in Winchburgh by Primary 4, 5, 6, 7, Holy Family Primary School and Primary 7 Winchburgh Primary School West Lothian anim. Jessica Langford, Mary Morrison art ass. Susan du Feu sd. rec. Paul Kane Soundplace Studio, Livingstone Co-ordinated by Susan Thores, Arts Development Officer, West Lothian Council exec. p. Eddie Dick p. Jessica Langford.
Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: p. Jessica Langford Made by children at Tarbolton Primary School, Tarbolton, South Ayrshire Music teacher Catriona Gregson South Ayrshire Council, Helen O'Hagan with special thanks to poet Mr. John Rodie pianist Mr. Martyn Treacher anim. Jessica Tangford ass. Mary Morrison exec. p. Eddie Dick.
Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made by children of Caddonfoot Primary School Galashiels Scottish Borders Council ass. art adviser Diane Mitchell ass. drama adviser Eloner Crawford anim. Jessica Langford ass. Duncan Nicoll sd. rec. Radio Borders exec. p. Eddie Dick p. Jessica Langford.
The inaugural procession for Paisley's War Weapons Week, 9th to 14th December 1940.
The unveiling ceremony of the Kitchener Memorial in Orkney. Memorial commemorates the loss of life on HMS Hampshire hit by a German mine off the west coast of Mainland, Orkney.
ROYAL JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS 1935; CORONATION CELEBRATIONS THORNHILL MAY 12th 1937
Amateur footage of Thornhill's various celebratory events for the Royal Jubilee in 1935, and the Coronation, 1937.
BLESSING OF FOUNDATION STONE, ST. MONICA'S CHURCH, COATBRIDGE
The blessing of the altar in the partially constructed St. Monica's Church, Coatbridge. (11 mins)
GARRY PLACE: An Introduction To System Housing
The construction of industrialised houses, using prefabricated elements, by Bett-Bison system in Garry Place, Dundee. The construction was completed in ten days.
Co-op tv advert showing the benefits of the Co-op's dividend scheme to two Scottish women.
Amateur footage of various scenes in and around Ullapool in the mid 1950s.
Scenes of a warship in Ullapool harbour in the 1950s.
Scenes of a warship in Ullapool harbour and street scenes in the 1950s.
Amateur footage of various scenes in and around Ullapool in the mid 1960s.
Amateur footage of various scenes in and around Ullapool in the early 1960s, including shots of boats in Ullapool bay and frigate sailing down the loch.
Scenes of fishing boats arriving in Ullapool and landing their catch with shots of fishwives salting the fish. Amateur footage filmed in the early 1960s, including shots of three navy warships sailing down the loch.
Scenes of the main streets of Ullapool with shots of a water dam in construction. Amateur footage filmed in the early 1960s.
CASHMERE: The World's Rarest Natural Fibre
Cashmere wool obtained from Mongolia is spun and knitted at Scottish mills into cashmere knitwear for Pringle, Ballantyne, Barrie, Braemar Todd & Duncan and Glenmac.
Director, Terence Donovan ; Producer, Corpro. -- Credits: A Corpro Production w. & p. John Doff ed. Richard Perfitt ph. Jeremy Stavenhagen.
Men and women, in country locations, modelling cashmere garments.
Director, Terence Donovan ; Producer, Corpro. -- Credits: w. & p. John Doff ph. Jeremy Stavenhagen ed. Richard Perfitt accessories Asprey, Burberry, British Leyland, Daks (Simpsons) Ltd, White Horse Whisky, Alex Begg Rugs, Comfort Ties, Derek Rose All clothes in this film including ties, socks, rugs are made in Scottish Cashmere filmed in Edinburgh, The Scottish Border Country and Mellerstain House, Scotland. Knitwear by Pringle of Scotland, Ballantyne Sportswear Ltd., Braemar Knitwear, Barrie Knitwear, J & D McGeorge, Glenmac. Cashmere yarn spun by Todd & Duncan of Kinross .
CONSTRUCTION OF RENFREW MOTORWAY: Stage One
Footage of the construction of part of the Renfrew motorway as illustrated in "A Highway Plan for Glasgow". Relates to issues proposed in the Bruce Report 1945 - a plan for the complete deconstruction of the existing Victorian city centre in order to create an new 'healthy and beautiful city’ of modern architecture.
Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: client Strathclyde Regional Council engineer Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick contractor Balfour Beatty Construction (Scotland) Ltd architect and planning consultant Holford Associates Glasgow principal sub contractors Balfour Kilpatrick Ltd., Limmer Roads (Scotland) Ltd., PSC Equipment Ltd., William Reid & Sons (Blacksmiths) Ltd., Stent (?) Foundations Ltd. produced by Ogam Films for Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and Balfour Beatty Construction (Scotland) Ltd..
Enthusiasts' footage of steam trains on excursion trips around Scotland in the early 1960s - includes footage of many of the locomotives which are now preserved in museums. Steam trains and railway stations include Arrochar, Tarbet and Callander.
The inauguration ceremony of the Sullum Voe Terminal by the Queen.
A day in the life of a rural community in the Balquidder and Strathearn area in 1939. Includes footage of manual activities such as buttermaking, scything, shearing and using a mangle. The Strathearn Agricultural Show is also recorded.
Director, William S Manson. -- Credits: W S Manson presents A Reel Production.
Club members demonstrating exercises and performing comic sketches. Also shots of men playing golf, bowling and [very briefly]croquet.
FRS CLUB, LINES OF DISTINCTION, PRESIDENT W.J. CARRIE
Black and white film of men carrying out various exercises in a gymnasium , accompanied by a woman playing the piano. Also has scenes of men and women swimming and bathing in the sea off 'Aberdeen'.
Director, John Campbell]. -- Credits: FRS Club Instructor Cpt, Bill Lawrie 1959.
Scenes from a holiday in Ireland in the late 1950s including a car rally.
Footage of shooting parties in Banffshire, walking away from shoots with their dogs, includes shots of a clay pigeon competition.
Amateur footage of Aberdeen Gliding Club with shots of gliders in flight and landing and taking off. Good aerial shots from inside the glider of the Aberdeen countryside.
Film of a building project from the very beginning to near completion. View of materials and equipment used.
ABERDEEN OILMENS GOLF ASSOCIATION 1980 GLENEAGLES TOURNAMENT
Film of amateur golfers from the Aberdeen Oilmen's Association competing in a tournament at Gleneagles golf course in 1980.
Footage of various air shows involving new and old aircraft and the Red Arrows.
[filmed by John Beatie Campbell]. -- Credits: [aviation adviser Captain John Swanson] [Photographic Advisor Harry Peace?].
Family film featuring harbour views of Stonehaven and Collieston. The film features shots of men in soldier's uniform - possibly this film was taken during their leave from duties in the Second World War?
Family film of the Aberdeen Student Gala day in 1946. Footage of someones garden and b&w shots of a family holiday of Ligertwoods on a farm in Dunecht.
STRATHDON AND GLENBUCHAT JULY - SEPT. 1946
Family film showing family members at church, young daughter at college and even younger children at nursery school. Black and white footage of a younger family members school sports day.
Film of the Arnage Highland Games in 1946. Shots of highland dance, various sports and races, and entertainment put on for the crowd.
Film of family and friends inside a house in Aberdeenshire. Shots of snow from the Spring of 1947.
TRIP TO EDINBURGH AND THE ZOO, SEPTEMBER 1947, a
Brief views of the Edinburgh skyline. Mostly shots inside the zoo of a selection of animals in their habitats.
Family holiday footage at Collieston, Aberdeenshire. Lots of back garden shots.
Family film of Collieston and holidays taken there.
CARAVAN HOLIDAY TO CLACTON AND VISIT TO UNCLE ARCHIE
Film of a wedding, with shots of the couple and wedding guests. Pictures from a caravanning holiday taken by the family and shots of family friends visiting.
Holidaying in a motor caravan through Perthshire, Fife and Stirlingshire. Footage of a Cine Club outing to a power station and dam.
Film featuring members of a Cine Club in the 1950's. A Christmas event and a picnic at the beach and at Marywell are featured.
Holiday film from 1955 from Collieston. Contains various scenes from the beach.
Brief shots of Scottish caravan club rally in Stonehaven.
Footage of wedding and various caravaning trips taken in 1958.
Holiday footage of family dining in their caravan. Shots of snow on New Years Eve 1961 at Marywell.
A holiday film taken on a trip to the Western Isles, June 1959. Includes footage of Mallaig, Skye, Kyle of Lochalsh, Stornoway, Barra, Tiree, and Iona.
Footage of various diving expeditions taken by a Sub Aqua Club in and around Scotland.
Dry land and under water footage of diving expeditions in Scotland.
Family holiday films in the 1960's. Shots of people climbing Ben Venue and the Nature Reserve in Forvie.
Film mostly of certain aspects of Aberdeen.
Group of walkers exploring St Kilda and helping wth the count of goats.
Film of caravan site undergoing reconstruction.
The construction of a Broiler House from start to finish. We see the building being constructed, and the progress of the chickens from chick to fully grown animals.
Film following the construction of a house.
HOUSE FILM NO.2 FROM MAY 20th 1968 TO DECEMBER 4th 1968
Record of the construction of a house. [See "House" Ref. No. 3521, continuation of house building.]
Film following the construction of a house in 1969.
Family film of various celebrations and events.
Family film featuring the arrival of a new baby, bonfire night, snow storms in spring time and various holidays in Scotland.
Film of family holidays in Collieston during the late 1940's.
Film of family events from sports day at school to holidays at Collieston.
Family film containing footage of trips taken, shots of new born children of the family and shots of the familys' caravan site at Marywell. More holiday footage of Collieston.
Family film of events affecting family throughout the early 1970's. Shots of the Taggart Granite Works being sold, shots of younger members of the family, shots of a family wedding.
Family film with mostly shots of Marywell caravan park.
Director, John Graham, Brian Jobson . -- Credits: nar. Alasdair Hutton p.a. Melvyn Cross sd. Kenny Allan, Neil Planner ed. Robert Bathgate w. & p. Guthrie Hutton.
Footage of the Union Canal, following its route from Falkirk to Edinburgh.
A cinema advert for the show "Tartan Galore" at the Metropole Theatre, Stockwell Street, Glasgow.
A series of animated and illustrated adverts for shops and services in the Fraserburgh area.
The crowds and fairground at the Glasgow Empire Exhibition; Dunbar's open-air swimming pool and in the garden of a family home in Edinburgh.
Timber felling in the Borders and a family day out at Edinburgh Zoo.
The whaling ship the "Southern Venturer" loading up with goods before setting sail from South Bank on Tees for South Georgia. Footage of men at work on deck and of the whaling factory in South Georgia.
A visit by members of the Edinburgh Roperie Company to rope making factories in early post-war Germany.
CORONATION CELEBRATIONS, BRITISH ROPE WORKS
Coronation celebrations at the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Co., Leith.
Shots of vessels in docks and the processing of whales in South Georgia. Passengers disembarking from a propellor plane at Turnhouse Airport.
A film made to promote the use of "Viking" nylon rope in climbing. Manufactured by the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth company.
[filmed by G. G. Elliot]. -- Credits: features J. R. Hewit, G .G. Elliot & G. C. Williams.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's visit to Edinburgh with a brief shot of Harry Lauder being presented. An office golf outing for staff of the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Company to North Berwick.
The British Ropes' nylon demonstration van launched by Lord Provost Sir John Falconer at the Leith premises of the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Company.
Crowds outside St. Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh watch the procession and Royal Proclamation.
BI-CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS OF THE EDINBURGH ROPERIE
The Bi-Centenary celebrations of the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Company in Leith with the opening of a new weaving mill for synthetic cloth by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
[filmed by the Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Co.].
JOURNEY TO SCOTTISH N.E. FISHING PORTS, a
Fishing and shipbuilding in the ports of North East Scotland.
Test firing a harpoon on the whaling ship "Southern Wilcox".
LAND ENGAGEMENT TRIALS OF CARRIER ARRESTER BARRIERS
Different models of Gannet and Wyvern aircraft test driving into barrier nets.
Scenes of Edinburgh including Princes Street Gardens, George Street, a pipe band, and a procession from Chipperfields Circus.
Footage [probably filmed in Norway] of skiing, with intertitles explaining the techniques used. Footage also of cross-country ski racing, horse-drawn skiing, and skiing behind a motorbike.
The opening speeches and swimming demonstration on the opening day of Troon swimming pool.
Credits: Opening of Troon Swimming Pond 30th May, 1931.
Celebrities at the Cinema Ball in Green's Playhouse, Glasgow in aid of charity.
Compilation of local events, including extreme winter conditions in Kirkwall 1918, sports competitions, the annual Handba' game.
Festivities at Millport Gala Day with a sailing regatta, a rowing competition and fancy dress parade.
Festivities at Millport Gala Day and newsreel coverage of the opening of the model yacht pond and of the new Water Works.
A holiday in pre-war Germany, where Swastikas are in evidence. [This Film was Commended at the Sixth Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1939 Premier Award The Brewster Trophy, Scottish National Salon 1939.]
BATHING POOL, PORTOBELLO, EDINBURGH, the
Crowds enjoying the open-air pool at Portobello.
Schoolgirls giving a demonstration of spinning techniques.
The shearing of sheep, and the spinning, carding and knitting of wool in the Shetland Isles.
The inauguration ceremony of the First Highland Air Service and the first GPO mail flight from Longman Airport, Inverness.
Some footage of the "christening" ceremony of the First Highland Air Service. Family events including skating on a frozen loch.
Family scenes including children playing in the garden, and on the beach. Film also includes a brief shot of Harry Lauder, family friend of the film-maker.
A family summer holiday at Millport and winter games in the garden.
Family holidays over ten years, with footage of birdlife on Bass Rock, deer hunting and fishing.
Some events in the life of the Provost of Inverness including the Kirkin' of the Council, the Armistice Service of 1955, the 210th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden and the opening of Bellfield Park paddling pool.
Director, [filmed by Jimmy Nairn and Robert Wotherspoon] ; Producer, Nairatt. -- Credits: A Nairatt Production Nairn's Photo-Cineservice, Inverness.
A wee girl plays in deep snow in her garden and a man is seen skating on Loch Lomond, frozen over during the severe winter of 1947.
The demolition of the UPC (Universal Pulp Containers Ltd) chimney at Lillyburn.
Educational film illustrating sheep dipping practice in Shetland.
The boat "Grace Darling" takes keeper out to lighthouse [Muckle Flugga, Shetland]
Footage of the colony of gannets on the Bass Rock.
Weaving techniques using hand looms; showing the work of weavers and schoolchildren.
Clos-ups of women spinning and knitting wool in Shetland.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES, SHETLAND AND ORKNEY
A description of the archaeological sites of Jarlshof in Shetland, and Scara Brae, Aikerness and Hower in Orkney.
Amateur footage excavation work at the prehistoric site on Papa Westray, Orkney.
Schoolgirls demonstrate spinning and weaving techniques at an exhibition of arts and crafts. They then enjoy a visit to the fair before leaving by steam train from St. Andrews station.
Short piece portraying the activities of an amateur film-making group.
The unloading of cargoes at Leith docks.
Boys enjoying a variety of activities at Barns Hostel School, near Peebles.
Filmed and acted by students of Edinburgh University, to a theme of the dual personality of the character Johnny.
Director, Susan Black, Julian Axe, Peter Davis for the Edinburgh University Film Group. -- Credits: e.u.f.g. [Edinburgh University Film Group] acting John King, Rose Patterson, Lesley Howard with thanks to The Mufties and all who helped .
Clydebank Boys' Guild trip to Bray, Ireland.
An amateur film shot in the mid 1980s showing various leisure activities in and around the Perthshire town of Crieff including; water sports, pony trekking, BMX bikes, raft river racing, and radio controlled model car racing.
The Philpstoun and district thirty-fifth annual Gala Day held in The Hall Park, Philpstoun, Saturday, 9th June, 1951.
The Gala Queen procession at the Philpstoun Annual Gala Day, 1952.
Briefly depicts life on the RSPB reserve at Elmley, Kent and then follows the warden to his new post on the RSPB reserve on the island of Islay.
A description of the processes involved in the production of refractory bricks and their uses.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd. -- Credits: cam. Mark Littlewood ed. Patrick Higson comm. Gordon Jackson.
SULISGEIR GANNET HUNT, the (aka MEN OF NESS)
Gannet hunting on the island of Sula Sgeir. [When this film was made the film-maker was the first non Ness man (Ness being an area of the Island of Lewis) to be allowed to join the trip].
Filmed in a school gym, primary schoolchildren perform a variety of dances.
[filmed by John Clapperton of Dunfermline College of Education].
A training film for primary teachers of physical education, dealing with expressive movement, inventive movement, games skills and swimming.
A demonstration of different gym apparatus being used. Prepared and recorded with a group of first, second and third year students at Dunfermline College of Physical Education to show at the VIIth International Congress of Physical Education and Sports for Girls and Women in Teheran 1973.
Producer, Dunfermline College Television Production.
A compilation of local newsreel items from Orkney including visit of US Secretary of Navy, Josephus Daniels, a fund-raising sports event in 1918, the unveiling of Kirkwall War Memorial in 1954, and the only sound piece on the reel, of the 1952 Jubilee celebrations of Orkney Golf Club.
[attributed to D B Pearce and Douglas Shearer]. -- Credits: [sd. comm. Bill Hewison, reporter on the Orcadian newspaper].
The All-Scotland Crusade open-air rallies held by Billy Graham at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh and Hampden Park, Glasgow.
FAITH HOPE AND LOVE: A Tribute to William Quarrier
A description of the foundation and work of the Quarriers Homes in Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire.
A Boys' Brigade company in Nigeria on parade in 1940 and at a training course in 1942.
The work of the Church of Scotland Boys' Brigade Mission, Sheikh Othman, Aden, and in particular the Keith-Falconer Hospital.
Director, James Ballantyne. -- Credits: featuring Dr A S Affara and Dr R B Smith and Harry Mellor, ex 'B.B.' boy, as a visitor.
The work of Presbyterian missionaries, and in particular the Church of Scotland, to spread the Christian faith amongst the predominantly Hindu population of South India.
Director, James A Ballantyne. -- Credits: produced by James A Ballantyne.
The work of the teacher training college for the Scottish Mission at Akropong on the Gold Coast.
Director, James A Ballantyne. -- Credits: gratefully acknowledge help received from Robert Robertson, W M Adair, I Onyeiji, Gold Coast Mission Staff, The Royal Scottish Museum.
A trek through the African bush by two Church of Scotland missionaries and their porters.
A re-enactment of the history of the Covenanters and the establishment of Protestantism in Scotland.
Director, Charles F Watson, Mrs F Cassidy ; Producer, Medwyn Production. -- Credits: anim. & lettering James F Stephen, Henry Massey cam. J A Ballantyne Junr. singing The Free Church of Scotland Choir sd. A K Lochhead d. Charles F Watson, Mrs F Cassidy sc. & p. Rev. James A Ballantyne.
LIVING WATER - IN THE LAND OF THE FIVE RIVERS
A history of the Church of Scotland missionary work in the Punjab, with a brief history of the foundation of the separate state of Pakistan. Highlighted is the work of the Church of Scotland Mission Hospital at Jalalpur and the Dow Memorial Women's Hospital, led by Dr Jean Milne.
Director, James A Ballantyne. -- Credits: comm. Tom Fleming sd. rec. Campbell Harper Films Ltd. Edinburgh .
IN HIS NAME: The Epic of ITU Leper Colony
The Itu colony - one of six Church of Scotland centres in Africa and Asia where people with leprosy were helped. They formed part of the general Medical Mission work of the Church.
Director, James A Ballantyne. -- Credits: Founded by Dr A B and Mrs Macdonald in 1928. Now maintained with the valued help of THE BRITISH EMPIRE LEPROSY RELIEF ASSOCIATION, THE MISSION TO LEPERS and many interested friends. titles Tom Mackay and Robert Lennie p. James A Ballantyne.
Church of Scotland representatives visit missions in Nigeria, and unveil a cairn in memory of the Scottish missionary Mary Slessor.
Film depicting participation in sports for all ages and abilities in Scotland, briefly touching on the need for provision of such activities.
Director, [d. Murray Grigor] ; Producer, [p.c. Viz Productions]. -- Credits: p. Paddy Higson camera David Peat assistant Jan Pester sd. Ian Leslie [comm. s. Derek Cooper ed. Patrick Higson sc. Murray Grigor] .
Short documentary on the island of Handa, briefly highlighting the remains of human habitation, mostly featuring island wildlife and landscape.
Credits: filmed on Handa by kind permission of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds ph. Allister Brabner nar. Paul Kermack.
Drama documentary about an Aberdeen trawler that encounters difficulties in high seas and its subsequent rescue.
Director, Harry Watt ; Producer, Cavalcanti. -- Credits: ed. R.Q. MacNaughton m. E. Meyer assistant Brian Pickersgill cam. H. Fowle & Jonah Jones sd. G. Diamond with trawler men and townspeople of Aberdeen and Post Office radio operators.
A film depicting the various outdoor summer sports the Scottish countryside offers.
Director, Kenneth Fairbairn ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: p. Ian Ferguson ph. David Watkin ed. John Legard production assistants Jack West and John Plain nar. Alastair Borthwick m. Edwin Astley sd. rec. Anvil Films Ltd. exec. p. Edgar Anstey.
MRS KENNEDY FRASER SONG COLLECTING IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES
Amateur footage capturing the essence of the island of Barra, and the life/work of it's inhabitants, c.1920s. Features shot of early folk song recording and shots of Marjory Kennedy Fraser herself.
MRS KENNEDY FRASER IN IONA AND THE OUTER HEBRIDES
Amateur footage shot around Iona and possibly Outer Hebridean islands c1920s, featuring many beach/sea scenes and notably, a puffer being loaded with cargo [possibly peat/coal?] from horse drawn carts.
IONA ROYAL VISIT: Sunday, August 12th, 1956
Brief amateur footage of the Royal visit to Iona, August 1956.
VOYAGE TO ST KILDA ON THE SS DUNARA CASTLE, a
Amateur footage of the Dunara Castle steam ship on its journeys from the Kingston Dock on the Clyde to the Western Isles.
Brief shots of the Lowland Regiment the Cameronians leaving Glasgow Cathedral in 1918 after a ceremony where they deposited their flag in the Cathedral to commemorate the heroic services of the regiment in France.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: ["Green's Film Service Glasgow and London" written on the opening credit].
BRITISH MOVING PICTURE NEWS No 166, OPENING OF DRUMPELLIER MOSS
Opening of Drumpellier Moss Park, gifted to Coatbridge by Mr W. R. Carrick-Buchanan opened on 13 September 1919. [Made for local cinema. Incomplete]
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: "The British Moving Picture News, Green's Film Service" written on title credit.
WINTER ON THE WATER: The Story of a Winter Day's Trip on the Firth of Clyde
A travelogue of a cruise on the Firth of Clyde from Gourock to Ardrishaig.
Sports and leisure activities in the Highlands.
Director, Peter Whale ; Producer, Overseas Film & Television Centre, Limited London. -- Credits: ph. Ray Ashton, Martin Grey ed. Ray Millichope.
Two elderly gentlemen walking and inspecting the route of the Antonine Wall from the Forth to the Clyde.
Shots of the partial excavation in the mid 1950s of one of the Roman forts serving the Antonine Wall discovered in Peel Park, Kirkintilloch.
A short film showing archaeology students on a dig in 1970 at Bonnyside, Stirlingshire which was part of the Antonine Wall.
A film showing the progress of the excavation of the hill fort at Meikle Reive, Stirlingshire from winter 1954 to summer 1955.
WHEELHOUSE AT A'CHEARDACH BHEAG DRIMORE, S. UIST, a / DUN MOR VAUL TIREE
Two films reeled up together the first "A Wheelhouse at A'Cheardach Bheag Drimore, S.Uist" is a short film showing the the artefacts taken from that site being arranged and finally displayed. This film does not show the actual excavation on South Uist. The second longer film "Dun Mor Vaul Tiree" shows the excavation of a broch (?) on the island.
A film tracing the excavation of a Roman fort at Cardean on the border of Angus and Perthshire from 1968 to 1970.
A film shot between 1953 and 1955 showing the end of an excavation of a Roman fort at Castledykes, Lanarkshire which began in 1937. The excavation showed that this site was occupied in both the Flavian(about 80-100 A.D.) and Antonine(about 142-186 A.D.) periods.
A film showing the excavation of a Roman fort which served the Antonine Wall at Cadder, Lanarkshire in 1963.
A film showing an outing organised for children from Glasgow to Auchenharvie House, Stevenston Ayrshire organised by North Kelvinside Church.
A film showing the 1953 Scottish Summer School in Archaeology in Dumfries where the group are shown various local Roman and Iron Age forts and settlements.
A film showing the progress of the excavation of a Roman fort at Birrens, Dumfriesshire [the first major Roman site within the modern political boundaries of Scotland] taking place between 1962 and 1967.
A strange film about a Glasgow artist (played by a young Bill Forsyth) who uses the city as a source of inspiration. As he wanders the streets, the ongoing demolition process causes a disintegration of his ideas which are subsequently expressed in a depressing canvas.
Director, Jon Schorstein ; Producer, Smith - Schorstein. -- Credits: The Artist Bill Forsyth camera David Lewis sd. Alec Brown m. Iain McHaffie, Bobby Wishart , George McGowan art Allan Shields production facilities IFA (Scotland) Ltd..
An educational film tracing the history of shipping and the shipbuilding industries on the Clyde estuary.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group) . -- Credits: comm. s. Ian Milne m. Matt McGinn, Jimmy Polland sd. W. Dougans camera W. Pollock, M. Millar, W. Thomson The Producers wish to thank Clyde Port Authority, The British Steel Corporation, The Clyde Coast Association, Messrs Scott - Lithgow (1969) Ltd, British Petroleum, Turnberry Hotel Golf Club and J.R. Carson Advisor in Geography Corporation of Glasgow. [p. William Thomson].
An educational film profiling the work of the Catalan/Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. Concerned principally to show this Catalan artist as a great pioneer of modern architecture. Records the most important buildings, showing the relationship between artistic tradition and craftsmanship, and his intense religious devotion.
Producer, SEFA. -- Credits: The Producers wish to thank Los Amigos de Gaudi Barcelona. Distributed by International Film Bureau Inc. Chicago Illinois..
An educational film showing the various stages in the building of a giant tanker Job No. 1169 "Gold Star" at Lithgow's shipbuilding yard on the lower reaches of the river Clyde - at that time the largest vessel built in Scotland - for the Sam Yang Navigation Company of South Korea.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: comm. s. Howard Howie w. W. Thomson camera W. Pollock, M. Millar, W. Thomson sd. W. Dougans The producers wish to express thanks to Messrs. Lithgows (1969) Ltd., Messrs. J&G Kincaid Ltd. and the Dept. of Naval Architecture, University of Glasgow also to the Corporation of Glasgow Education Service, J.R. Carson, Advisor in Geography, the Visual Aids Dept. and the Art Galleries and Museums Service..
An educational film exploring the life and work of Alexander Thomson (Greek Thomson), the Scottish architect who was born in 1817.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: A lecture given by Alexander Thomson. comm. Frederick Selby A.R.I.B.A. p. team William Thomson ass. Robert Horn. comm. s. Jack Brill and Howard Howie organ William Liddell F.R.C.O. The Producers wish to acknowledge their gratitude especially to Alfred Lochhead A.R.I.B.A. and David Walker. To all those who gave access to their property, and to the Corporation of Glasgow Mitchell Library Dept. of Visual Aids University of Glasgow British Railways Midland Region Glasgow Herald & Camphill - Queens Park Church.
A story of a Scots settlement in the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia centring around the tale of two orphan boys sent to the province and into the care of their stern grandfather played by Duncan Macrae. They long for a pet dog and when, in the woods, they discover not a dog but a baby, they decide that this must be their pet. The film although portraying Nova Scotia was actually shot in Scotland in both Glen Affric and Glen Moriston.
Director, Philip Leacock ; Producer, Nolbandov - Parkyn. -- Credits: The J. Arthur Rank Organisation presents THE KIDNAPPERS by Neil Paterson with Duncan Macrae, Jean Anderson, Theodore Bikel, Adrienne Corri, and John Whiteley as Harry Vincent Winter as Davy, Christopher Beeny, Jameson Clark, Howard Connell, John Rae, Jack Stewart, James Sutherland, Francis De Wolff, Eric Woodburn, screenplay Neil Paterson d. ph. Eric Cross art. d. Edward Carrick p. man. Roy Goddard film ed. John Trumper. Children coached by Margaret Thomson p. controller for Pinewood Studios, London, England, Arthur Alcott. m. composed by Bruce Montgomery m.p. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra cond. Muir Mathieson ass. d. George Pollock cam. op. Jack Atcheler dress designer Joan Ellacott make-up Geoffrey Rodway hairdressing Pearl Orton sd.rec. Sydney Wiles Gordon K. McCallum cont. Tilly Day p. Sergei Nolbandov and Leslie Parkyn. .
Made in the early 1970s just before the ring-net fishing method and its specially designed boats, came to an end.
Footage of herring fishing on the west coast of Scotland.
Film showing Buckhaven and Methil in 1950's with shots of a memorial service and landmarks in the burgh, including the Wellesly Colliery and Methil docks. There are also shots of local activities, including an East Fife football match at Bayview Park and a meeting between two Fife boxing clubs, Denbeath and St. Francis.
The film covers various events that have taken place at Falkland Palace, from Scottish Country Dancing to a visit from the Queen.
The film shows a number of sports including a Hill race, Show Jumping, Sheep dog trials and cricket.
A short film about the cruise ship "Circassia", giving insights into the accommodation and dining facilities on board. A good overview of the physical appearance of the ship is given.
A short film about the cruise ship "Circassia", giving insights into the accomodation and dining facilities on board. A good overview of the physical appearance of the ship is given.
General views of exterior of cargo ship sailing through calm waters, sometimes within sight of land.
Documentary film depicting the workings of the passenger-liner "Circassia", with insights into staff duties, facilities on board and some views of the ship itself.
Amateur film shot on 8mm between 1962 and 1965 by local resident Joe Griffiths showing the daily life of the Lanarkshire mining village of Bothwellhaugh. The village which served the Hamilton Palace colliery was evacuated to make way for a man-made loch when Strathclyde country park was built in 1965.
Amateur film shot on 8mm between 1962 and 1965 by local resident Joe Griffiths recording the Orange Order marching season in the Lanarkshire mining village of Bothwellhaugh. Scenes of marches in the village as well as the town of Motherwell interspersed with the bands and marchers relaxing in the park. See also Ref.3647.
The industries and domestic activities of the west coast of Scotland (Glasgow, Ayrshire and Islay), highlighting the importance to the area of a cargo of oil carried to Ardrossan by the tanker "Trocus".
Director, R.I. Grierson ; Producer, Realist. -- Credits: ass. G. Keen ph. A.E. Jeakins sd. rec. H.G. Halstead m. Alan Rawsthorne [comm. s. John Grierson (?)].
The Burns' poem is recited by Harold Wightman, illustrated with drawings by Edward and Elizabeth Odling.
Credits: devised & drawn by Edward & Elizabeth Odling poem read by Harold Wightman.
BOTHWELLHAUGH - MEMORIAL CAIRN & REUNION
Amateur film shot on 8mm between 1978 and 1980 by Joe Griffiths concerning the planning, building and opening of a cairn by the Bothwellhaugh Residents Committee, on the shores of the loch in Strathclyde Country Park. Reel 3 contains sound footage with Joe Griffiths interviewing former villagers at the cairn memorial day. This cairn was built to commemorate the former mining village of Bothwellhaugh which was evacuated to make way for the man-made loch where the cairn now stands.
SIR HARRY LAUDER in a Series of his World Famous Songs
Sir Harry Lauder on stage singing some of his most popular songs interspersed with his comic routines.
Director, George Pearson ; Producer, Gainsborough Pictures. -- Credits: A Tiffany Production A Welsh Pearson Gainsborough Picture distributed by Ideal Films Ltd..
RECTORIAL BATTLE IN EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY OLD QUAD, 1966
Rectorial battle in Edinburgh University Old Quad in 1966.
HUNTING / WINTER / MOTOR RACING / SKATING / FAMILY
Wonderful wintry 1920s family film with elegant skaters on a frozen loch, curlers in tweed plus fours and bunnets, hunting, dogs, toddlers, ponies, racing cars and a Rolls Royce.
General views of a hunting party on the Glenlyon Estate.
SHOOTING IN SCOTLAND, SCENES ABROAD AND A WARSHIP
The beginning and the end of this film concerns shooting stags, and game birds. The middle concerns the family at home and abroad, possibly North Africa (?) Asia(?). An unidentified warship, and the children playing.
Exterior of the Regal Cinema in Saltcoats; Harry Kemp, owner of the Regal Cinema, bids cinema patrons goodnight. Believed shot unofficially by Movietone News cameraman for Kemp whilst filming SALTCOATS GETS NEW ESPLANADE.
Producer, [p.c. British Movietone News?].
Laurel and Hardy visit Edinburgh in 1932, arriving at Waverley Station, going to the North British Hotel and finally, visiting the Castle.
FAMILY FOOTAGE; QUEEN ELIZABETH WELCOMED TO CLYDEBANK; CLYDEBANK PARADE
Family holiday and home footage; Queen Elizabeth and family are welcomed to Clydebank for the launch of the liner Queen Elizabeth; a procession of floats through Clydebank.
LINER Queen Elizabeth leaving as a troop ship WWII
This is a short film showing the liner 'Queen Elizabeth' being towed out to sea by tugs, leaving the Clyde secretly on her way to the States, to be used as a troop ship. The departure of the ship as shown was carried out in secret with only a few witnesses. Some close ups regarding the tugs and parts of the ship.
This is a family holiday film situated in Austria and Germany. It mostly depicts aspects of alpine life such as the snow covered villages high up the mountains, to the farmers lower down the valley, and then to the lake villages. However the film also shows the Hitler Youth parading through one town, and swastikas covering the streets.
ORPHAN HOMES OF SCOTLAND - BRIDGE OF WEIR - GIRLS
This film shows the girls at the Orphan Homes of Scotland playing, and in particular a girl with a disability. These scenes are concerned with demonstrating how the girl does not feel hindered by her disability.
Director, James Crocket M.D., F.R.C.P...
The film shows the patients in beds outside as part of their treatment for TB. The patients are shown to be happy.
A promotional film for Dewars Whisky, covering the history of the company from small beginnings through to the international distribution of the blend.
Director, John Burder ; Producer, Sorel Films. -- Credits: nar. Gordon Jackson ph. Alistair Cameron sd. Chris Wilson, Peter Rann.
This is a film regarding a fictional character and how he became interested in playing bowls. Opening with the central character as a boy playing bowls by chance, the scene changes to show the character as an adult, then the character failing at golf and going back to bowling. The end of the film has footage of real bowling championships in 1966 and 1967.
This film shows medical staff training and care at Quarriers hospital. The hockey match could possibly be the Orphanage resident girls and boys. These shots are upside down.
This concerns family and friends climbing various mountains in the early 1930's.
LINER THE 'QUEEN MARY' UNDER CONSTRUCTION, the
This concerns the liner the 'Queen Mary' in the construction yard. Aerial shots of the unfinished ship.
LINER THE QUEEN MARY WITH CLOSE UPS OF HER CONSTRUCTION
This concerns the construction of the liner the 'Queen Mary'. There are some shots of the men that built her, the company sign, and c/u of parts of the work. There are also some aerial shots, and footage of a cameraman at work.
This mainly concerns one of the Scottish Air Pageants (?) at Renfrew. However there are some double exposed shots of the Jay family, and 'Roy' the family dog. The dog was used as the model for the logo of the company - Jay's Film Service.
PAT BELL AND ROY SWIMMING, AERIAL PICTURES OF HAMPDEN AND [THE LINER
This is a mixture of unrelated scenes concerning family, and aerial shots of Clydebank with the construction of the liner the 'Queen Mary', and Ibrox football stadium.
LAKE DISTRICT TOUR AND HENDON AIR DISPLAY
This is a family holiday film with shots of the hotel and lake they were staying in. The air display has the airship R101.
“Where the Bens Stand Sentinel” combines technological innovation, beautiful landscapes captured in colourful moving image for the very first time, and documents hillwalking as a popular part of 1930s Scottish life.
Director, Ronald L. Jay. -- Credits: An All-Scottish Colour Production.
Beneath the Skyline concerns scenes of industrial, urban, and country life in the Edinburgh area. However these aspects are represented by buildings, machinery, and birds rather than through the people who live there.
Director, Mark Littlewood. -- Credits: p. Alan Harper p. ass. Michael Alexander.
FAMILY HOLIDAY, STEAMERS GOING TO PLACES ON ARRAN
This is a family holiday film and it concerns travel by steamer and docking at various piers on Arran and the mainland.
Travel to and from the South Isles. Primarily this shows the Heddle family visiting different islands, and playing at the beach. However, some interesting examples of the way the more remote islands survived and how goods were delivered to and from the islands.
Family holiday in Islay 1965. Nice views of the village.
A large part of the footage concerns flowers and wildlife in a park. Tourist areas of Edinburgh. The Castle, the Royal Mile, and Holyrood.
Family holiday footage around Scotland. [Many of the castles remain unidentified].
Family holiday, visiting many places including Rothesay, Brodick, Helesburgh, Largs, and Wemyss.
The production of a silver quaich from blueprint to finished article, at Hamilton and Inches, Edinburgh.
Director, Mr J W Grant Dec'd.. -- Credits: comm. Frances Robson [starring Ronald C T Stewart and the Staff of Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh].
Sheep and cows being taken down to market on the island of Islay.
The Royal Highland Show of 1977. Includes horse jumping and formation riding by Canadian Mounties and Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee procession.
Ian Grant, an Edinburgh engraver, demonstrating his trade; he creates silverwork for a sporran and also demonstrates everyday work, including engraving patterns onto bowling balls.
Director, Mr J W Grant Dec'd.. -- Credits: comm. Charles J. Burnett cameras and sd. Jack Grant, Les Knott lighting Jim Johnstone.
Conveyor belts in a Crabbies ginger wine factory.
Film recording the opening ceremony of the Colinton bypass.
Trip around Scotland, focussing on Oban and Aberdeen.
Bus tour of the Highlands and Islands. Features Inverness, Skye, Drumbuie.
The process of making Crabbie's Green Ginger Wine, from fermentation and flavouring to packaging the finished blend.
Director, Mr J W Grant Dec'd.. -- Credits: Ten Best Movie Maker Competition 1970 [Amateur Cine World competition?].
The rail service between Dumfries and Stranraer harbour filmed just before the line was closed down on June 14th, 1965.
Seven linked film 'poems', described by Margaret Tait herself as follows: A poem started in words, and referring to distant memories to do with people going or not going to the Spanish Civil war, goes on in the picture (in "Numen of the Boughs") ; memory gets somewhat lost in the present observation, although it never disappears, and there are reverberations back, even in the brief life of the poppies in " Terra Firma". Out of one's own memory and thought one then finds (or arranges ) the external scenes which can be filmed and made into something else again. [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
Director, [filmed by Margaret Tait] ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Ancona Films offers by Margaret Tait [m. Monia Liter].
The 'Ga' of the title refers to the film maker's mother. The film gathers together this elderly lady's everyday actions to offer an abstract insight into her life.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: [nar. Margaret Tait m. played by Alastair MacCourt].
Margaret Tait described this film as follows: "Touches on elemental images ; air, water, (and snow), earth and fire (and smoke) all come in to it. The track consists of a drawn-out musical sound, single piano notes and some natural sounds."
Director, Margaret Tait [Stuart Pound] ; Producer, Ancona Films . -- Credits: Ancona Films presents filmed by Margaret Tait [Helen Tatlow, David Croft, Malcolm Bates].
The 'Land Makar' of the title is 'a poet of the land'. Margaret Tait described this film as 'A landscape study of an Orkney croft, with the figure of the crofter, Mary Graham Sinclair, very much in the picture, and enriched throughout by her vivid comments.'
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Ancona Films presents a film by Margaret Tait featuring Mary Graham Sinclair.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Ancona Films presents Caora Mor The Big Sheep medley for bagpipes and pibroch [Lament for Donald of Laggan] played by John N. MacCaskill sc., camera ed. and ed. Margaret Tait p. Alex Pirie [m. Trevor Duncan and Monia Liter - Boosey and Hawkes Recordings sd. rec. Park Film Studios].
The film compares Rose St. in Edinburgh in 1973 with another film (also by Margaret Tait), of the same subject, shot in 1956. In the words of the film-maker, it is a film about the 'life of the street'. See also ref 6224.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: by Margaret Tait assisted by Alex Pirie.
A film poem in seven parts: 1. Complex, 2. Here and Now, 3. Interlude, 4. Crocodile, 5. Come and See This, 6. Out of this World, 7. The Bravest Boat. In Margaret Tait's own words "Starting with a six-line script which just noted down a kind of event to occur, and recur, my aim was to construct a film with its own logic, its own correspondences within itself, its own echoes and rhymes and comparisons, all through close exploration of the everyday, the commonplace, in the city, Edinburgh, where I stayed at the time...".
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Ancona Films presents THAT'S ALL FOLKS FOR NOW OF WHERE I AM IS HERE m. Hector MacAndrew the song 'Hilltop Pibroch' singer Lilane fiddler Hector MacAndrew Animals in Zoopark, Edinburgh appear courtesy of the Director Secretary sd. engineers Park Film Studios Ltd. p. Alex Pirie.
Part 5 in Margaret Tait's 'Aspects of Kirkwall' series. A tour around Kirkwall, covering the years 1969 - 1976. Places featured include St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall harbour, Victoria St, Broad St, Kirkwall Grammar School (at School Place), dumping in the Peedie Sea.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films.
Part 6 in Margaret Tait's series 'Aspects of Kirkwall'. Views in and around Kirkwall concentrating on things that have changed. These include a new grammar school building, model yachting on the Peedie Sea, demolition of a building, the 'No Uranium' campaign in Orkney. Commentary by Margaret Tait is provided to accompany some scenes.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, [p.c. Ancona Films]. -- Credits: m. Hugh Inkster, Jim Robertson, Alex Pirie, Jeanie Watson, Ron Aim A film by Margaret Tait.
Family film. Some nice shots of North Berwick, ice-cream van, people on the beach, and on the tennis courts.
Glasgow with the Christmas lights and traffic lights. The area shown is around about Argyll St. The second part of the reel concerns the destruction of a terrace house. It shows the wood and rubble mixed together with household objects.
This is possibly the Glasgow Police Tattoo. However this has not been verified. The images concern various displays in the Kelvin Hall.
View of road traffic and a crash between two cars and a lorry at a junction.
NORTH BERWICK HARBOUR AND GARDENS. ROYAL HOTEL, MUM,YVONNE, LEVIE, IRENE, JIMMY, JEAN YOUNG
Holiday in North Berwick. Scenes of the harbour and a tour to the Bass Rock.
The demolition of the Shandon Hydro Hotel.
Forth Rail Bridge, with fishing boats underneath. Motorbike racing at an established track. Scenes of family life, playing cards etc. The launch of a ship possibly the Empress of Britain. Family wedding.
REST & BE THANKFUL; SPEED HILL CLIMB; ALSO TULIP RALLY
Motor racing. Scenes of the tracks and of the ferries.
Family film about a holiday in the Highlands, Strathpeffer.
Loading a car on a boat bound for Ireland.
Sailing around the Bass Rock. Views of cliffs full of birds. Nice scene with the family, two boys and a man are talking to the skipper.
Promotional film made by Turnbulls Ltd, Hawick, of their dry cleaning services. Each step from the arrival of garments and material, to inspection, repairs, alterations, dyeing, spin drying, packing and posting is documented by the promotional film.
Scenes of a ship that has been wrecked on a rocky shoreline in Orkney. Overview of Kirkwall.
Lighthouse inspection by the Pharos VII. Main duties of this Northern Lighthouse Board Ship included the delivery of stores and supplies,
Thurso Gala Week, 1953. This locally produced film starts with some beautiful scenics of Thurso. It records the excitement of the Gala Procession, floats and banners, the crowning of the Queen and plenty of crowd shots. This year also coincided with the Royal Coronation of Elizabeth II.
[accredited to James S Nairn, Inverness].
An account of the last few years in the Lanarkshire mining village of Bothwellhaugh, from oral testimony of former inhabitants and based on the film shot by villager Joe Griffiths of village life between 1962 and 1965. This film was shot prior to the clearance and demolition of the village to create Strathclyde Country Park and loch.
Director, Clara Glynn ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: Archive: Alasdair Griffiths, Scottish Film & Television Archive Thanks to Strathclyde Country Park camera Jerry Kelly, Oliver Cheesman sd. Douglas Kerr, Rupert Castle researcher Claire Buchanan p. man. Nicki Young colourist Aiden Farrell dubbing mixer Dave Murricane post production ed. Jim Allison series ed. May Miller series p. Richard Downes [Contributors to the film: Alistair Griffiths, Gavin Clarke, Catherine Kinney and Roseanne Ferrie, Tom and Frank Eadie, Isobel and Patrick Ryan, Vicky Doyle, Margaret Conobay, Norman Johnston].
Original camera tapes containing unedited interviews, cut aways and location shots around Strathclyde Country Park, most of which not included in final production. [See ref. 3722 for final programme as transmitted].
Director, [d. Clara Glynn] ; Producer, [p.c. Hopscotch Productions]. -- Credits: [Archive: Alasdair Griffiths, Scottish Film & Television Archive Thanks to Strathclyde Country Park camera Jerry Kelly, Oliver Cheesman sd. Douglas Kerr, Rupert Castle researcher Claire Buchanan p. man. Nicki Young colourist Aiden Farrell dubbing mixer Dave Murricane post production ed. Jim Allison series ed. May Miller series p. Richard Downes [Contributors to the film: Alistair Griffiths, Gavin Clarke, Catherine Kinney and Roseanne Ferrie, Tom and Frank Eadie, Isobel and Patrick Ryan, Vicky Doyle, Margaret Conobay, Norman Johnston].
Activities of the Boy's Brigade in Dundee. General views of the boys at play, camping, parades, and exercising.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1955 by the Pharos VIII [although there is a possibility it is one of the last outings of the Pharos VII?]
Lighthouse inspection made in 1956 by the Pharos VIII.
Lighthouse inspection by the Pharos VIII, starting off at Rattray Head, by way of Cromarty, Tarbertness, Orkney, Neist Point and finishing back at Ardnamurchan. Opening ceremony of the Strathy Point Lighthouse May 1958. Main duties of this Northern Lighthouse Board Ship included the delivery of stores and supplies, buoyworking and the statutory inspection of the navigation aids on oil rigs in the Scottish sector.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1959 by the Pharos VIII.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1960 - 1961 by the Pharos VIII [possibly 1969?]. Main duties of this Northern Lighthouse Board Ship included the delivery of stores and supplies, buoyworking and the statutory inspection of the navigation aids on oil rigs in the Scottish sector. Beginning in Gourock, the ship makes its way near Cowal Hills, Bradda Head, Port St Mary, Langness and Douglas Harbour [possibly 1969?]. The 1961 footage features Bell Rock, Cromarty, Duncansby Head, Stromness, Cape Wrath, Lewis, Skerryvore and finishes up in Oban.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1963 by the Pharos VIII.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1964 by the Pharos VIII. Main duties of this Northern Lighthouse Board Ship included the delivery of stores and supplies, buoyworking and the statutory inspection of the navigation aids on oil rigs in the Scottish sector. This film records travels from Greenock, Mull of Galloway, Turnberry, Fingal, Cape Wrath, Dunnet Head, John O'Groats, Bell Rock and finishing at Bass Rock.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1965 by the Pharos VIII.
Lighthouse inspection made in 1966 by the Pharos VIII.
BBC Scotland documentary on The Northern Lighthouses, serviced by the Lighthouse vessel the Pole Star III. The difficulties of lighthouse life, and the pressures on the families of the keeper's are discussed as is the disappearance of the three Flannan lighthouse keepers in 1900, and possible theories of what happened to them.
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: nar. Tom Fleming camera Stuart Wyld sd. Nigel Wake, Gordon Forsyth, John Goodwin ed. Don Godden sc. and p. Finlay J. MacDonald The BBC wishes to thank the Commissioners of Northern Lights and their staff for their co-operation in the making of this film..
RIDING OF THE MARCHES IN THE ROYAL BURGH OF ANNAN, the
RIDING OF THE MARCHES IN THE ROYAL BURGH OF ANNAN, SEPTEMBER 12th 1925, the
STREET PROCESSION IN ANNAN pre GREAT WAR
Street march in Annan before the Great War. Possibly the Riding of the Marches? Possibly 1913?
RIDING OF THE MARCHES, BURGH OF ANNAN, 400th ANNIVERSARY, SATURDAY JUN 11TH 1938 (long version)
The 400th Anniversary of the Riding of the Marches, Annan, in 1938.
Sports Day in Annan. Includes pillow fights.
A compilation of local events in Annan, 1925 - 1937.
An animated advert for local optician, Andrew Johnston. His business being in Annan.
Based on novel by Victor Hugo. Quasimodo, an inarticulate man with a physical deformity, the bell ringer of Notre Dame, sacrifices his life to save Esmeralda a girl who once befriended him, from the hunchback's evil master.
Director, Wallace Worsley ; Producer, Universal Pictures. -- Credits: p. Carl Laemmle ph. Robert Newhard ass. d. Jack Sullivan, William Wyler cast Lon Chaney, Ernest Torrences, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry .
Don Cesar a dashing young Californian is sent by his father Zorro, to Spain in order to broaden himself. He falls in love with Dolores and gains favour with the Spanish court. Don Cesar is falsely accused of assasination. To unmask the real criminals he feigns suicide and with the help of his father succeeds in solving the mystery and clearing his name.
Director, Donald Crisp ; Producer, United Artists. -- Credits: ph. Henry Sharp photoplay Jack Cunningham cast Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Astor, Donald Crisp, Stella de Lanti, Albert MacQuarrie.
It is 1862. A jealous girl breaks up friend's engagement with a fake wedding announcement.
Director, Cecil M Hepworth ; Producer, Hepworth. -- Credits: from novel by Helen Mathers sc. Blanche McIntosh cast Alma Taylor, Shayle Gardner.
Impressionistic study of a great modern city.
Director, Walter Ruttman. -- Credits: sc. Karl Meyer.
Ceremony of the unveiling of the Dunfermline War Memorial by Sir Ralph Anstruther.
The story of modern Methodism in the Shetland Isles, interwoven with the lifestyle of the people.
Director, Morris Walker ; Producer, The Home Mission Film Unit. -- Credits: arranged by Rev C Leonard Tudor sc. Dr Leslie F Church comm. Paul Sangster The Producers of this film acknowledge with gratitude the help given by: British European Airways, North of Scotland Orkney and Shetland Shipping Co. Ltd. Mr G.T. Kay and Mr L. G. Scott of Lerwick and The Methodist Ministers, Pastors and people of Shetland..
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 438, FISHERS' WALK, the
Scenes of the Fisher's Walk parade in Musselburgh, 1934.
Producer, [p.c. Universal British Talking News].
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 394, ROLLING ALONG - SKATING ON THE ROADS
Roller skating race from Glasgow to Edinburgh.
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 438, WORLD'S GREATEST SHIP "NO 534"
General views of the liner the Queen Mary under construction.
UNIVERSAL NEWS No 355, ROYAL VISIT TO DUNDEE
Prince George (Duke of Kent) visits Dundee and opens the City Square.
GLASGOW MENTAL HEALTH COMMEMORATIVE VIDEO
Deborah Haase (Glasgow Museums' History Curator) talks with former members of staff, reminiscing as they walk around the sites of the mental health hospitals at Gartloch, Leverndale, Woodilee and Gartnavel Royal.
Producer, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop. -- Credits: [made in association with Glasgow Museums' History Curator Deborah Haase].
Community video project for the Millennium, featuring a year in the life of the community of Cruden Bay, Buchan.
[filmed by Jill McWilliam]. -- Credits: [This video is dedicated to the late Doris Cantlay, lovingly remembered, and for the support of family and friends].
A film looking at the Ardeer factory, the main manufacturing centre of Nobel Explosives Co on the west coast of Scotland, its products and their transportation. [Incomplete]
Director, David Evans ; Producer, ICI Film Unit. -- Credits: ed. Joe Leslie p. Graham Hadow ph. Peter Grimwood m. Edward Williams comm s. Huw Weldon and James Cairncross comm w. David Evans.
MANUFACTURE OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES, NOBEL'S, GLASGOW FOR BLASTING PURPOSES
Nobel's Explosives Co, Glasgow. A technical film on the manufacture of explosives, including sulphuric acid, nitric acid and nitrocotton at the Ardeer factory of ICI.
EXAMPLES OF MOTION STUDY METHODS IN EVERYDAY JOBS
Motion study excercises in assembly lines. Examples given include toaster assembly, pegs, and sorting of typewriting paper.
Promotional film using models, graphics and plans of the methods of construction used in building the first semi-submersible drill rig 'Sea Explorer' for BP at Scott-Lithgow yard at Cartsburn.
Liam strives to create a new life in time for his mother's release from prison. As the countdown begins, Liam prepares to risk everything for the dream of a secure home.
Director, [d. Ken Loach] ; Producer, [p.c. Sixteen Films Production with Road Movies Filmproduktion and Tornasol / Alta Films in a British, German and Spanish Co-Production]. -- Credits: [p. designer Martin Johnson ph. Barry Ackroyd sd. rec. Ray Beckett research Pamela Marshall costume designer Carole K. Millar line p. Peter Gallagher first ass. d. David Gilchrist ed. Jonathan Morris m. George Fenton co-producers Ulrich Felsbrg, Gerardo Herrero screenplay Paul Laverty Liam Martin Compston Pinball William Ruane Chantelle Annmarie Fulton Suzanne Michelle Abercromby Jean Michelle Coulter Stan Gary McCormack Rab Tommy McKee Calum Calum McAlees Scullion Robert Rennie Tony Martin McCardie Tony's Gang Robert Harrison, George McNeilage, Rikki Traynor Douglas Jon Morrison Night-Time Junior Walker Side-Kick Gary Maitland Davi-Vampire Scott Dymond Pizza Boys Mark Dallas, Stephen McGivern, Robert Muir Motorbike Policeman Matt Costello Truck Driver Sandy Hewitt Three Legged Dog Mercy Barmaid Lily Smart Caravan Site Manager Bruce Sturrock Muggers William Cassidy, Robert McFadyen, Stephen Purdon Cold Pizza Man Tony Collins Woman on Stairs Marie Shankley And... Louise Anderson, Jackie Baker, David Charles, Donna Clark, Robert Cowan, Samuel Cowan, Tracey Cowan, Anastacia Davies, James Doherty, Daniel Donnelly, Sally Fisher, Lynn Gardiner, Elizabeth Gatens, Christopher Graham, Michael Graham, , Martin Gribbin, Darnell Hooks, Thomas Hopkins, Jean Keenan, Anne-Marie Lafferty, Ann Lynch, Gina McGee, Tommy McKinlay, Theresa McNeil, Daniel McDermid, Donald McPhil, Robbie Meldrum, Maryanne Melvin, David Miller, Len Mullen, Summer Murray, Eileen O'Connor, Catherine O'Donaghue, Sharon Owens, Craig Park, Jean Robertson, Keiran Rowe, Mary Scott, Kenneth Shand, John Simpson, James Storey, Brian Strachan, Cherenay Strand, Jackie Sutherland, Kyle Turner, Chris Walker p. co-ordinator Abigail Howkins production Sally Grant, Louise Saunders, Shuna Frood p. ass. Beverley Murray, Leigh Pickford 2ns ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Elaine MacKenzie floor runner Emma Bedford drivers Gary Forsyth, Robbie Kirkpatrick location man. Brian Kaczynski location ass. Beverley Syme focus puller Carl Hudson clapper loaders Julie Bills, Julia Robinson camera runner / driver Andrews M'Itwamwari sc. consultant Roger Smith sc. supervisor Susanna Lenton stills ph. Joss Barratt gaffer Paul Murphy best boy Georg Nonnenmacher electrician Robert Fernandes boom operator Pete Murphy sd. ass. Kieran Boyne art d. Fergus Clegg ass. art d. Julie Ann Horan prop buyer Lee Porter dressing props Adam Alexander, Colin Barber standby props Campbell Mitchell construction man. Danny Sumsion carpenters Phil Bowen, Alex Robertson standby carpenter William Maxwell painter Sandy Borthwick make-up Sarah Fidelo costume ass. Deirdre Johnstone stunt co-ordinators Paul Heasman, Jim Dowdall stunt performers Stuart Clark, George Cottle, Dave Fisher, Richard Hammatt, Derek Lea p. accountant Lucy Marr auditors Malde & Company 1st ass. ed. Anthony Morris 2nd ass. ed. Paul Clegg supervising sd. ed. Kevin Brazier FX ed. Wayne Brooks foley re-recording mixer Robert Brazier foley artistes Julie Ankerson, John Fewell re-recording mixers Graham V. Hartstone, Mark Sheffield unit nurse Kenny McGhee caterers Thistle Catering security SPS Guarding action vehicles Brian Morrison, Willy Kelly lawyer Stephen Grosz completion bond Film Finances insurance Media Insurance Brokers sale and leaseback Centrespur Ltd. German production Luke Schiller for ips Berlin road movies team Joanna Ashton-Jones, Demise Booth, Frank Graf, Hailon Li, Valentina Lori, Karin C. Müller, Volker Otte, Rainer Pyls, Ute Schneider, Kai-Peter Uhlig m. rec. by Steve Price at Angel Studios m. performed and p. by George Fenton, David Lawson, Simon Chamberlain soprano saxophone Jamie Talbot Original soundtrack available on Debonair "The Arrival of the Night Queen" from Mozart's The Magic Flute. Performed by Failoni Orchestra, Budapest and Helen Kwon. Licensed courtesy of HNH International Ltd. "I'll Stand By You" written by Tom Kelly, Billy Steinberg and Chrissie Hynde. Performed by The Pretenders. Used by permission of EMI Music Publishing Ltd / Clive Banks Songs. Licensed courtesy of Warner Strategic Marketing UK "Bushes" (Rob Mello Vocal Mix) written by Markus Nikolai, Theo Kreiger, Clair Dietrich. Performed by Markus Nikolai. Used by permission of EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Southern Fried Records "Burn In Hell" written by Otten / Skog / Tell / Tortensen. Performed by Clawfinger. Used by kind permission of Universal Music Publishing Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Gun Records Muisk Produktion GmbH / BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Ltd. "Dogman" written by Hervo / Marcel. Performed by Wide Open Cage. Used by kind permission of Universal Music Publishing Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Sita "Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)" written by Williams / Goodwin / Williams / Williams. Performed by Sub Sub. Used by kind permission of Universal / MCA Music Ltd. Licensed coutesy of Pleasure Music Ltd. "Let Me Entertain You" written by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers. Performed by Robbie Williams. Used by permission of EMI Virgin Music Ltd. Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd. "You Stole The Sun From My Heart" written by Bradfield, Jones, Moore. Performed by Manic Street Preachers. Published by Sony / ATV Music Publishing. Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd. (P) 1998 "I Go To Sleep" written and composed by Ray Davies. Performed by The Pretenders with kind permission of Edward Kassner Music Co. Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Warner Strategic Marketing UK "Robot Wars" clip supplied courtesy of Mentorn Barraclough Carey Productions Ltd. 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Scott-Lithgow shipbuilders in house news magazine film introducing the new British Shipbuilding National Productivity Agreement with Government and the details of new working arrangements for boilermakers, welders etc.
Scott-Lithgow shipbuilders in house news magazine concerning the losses at Scott-Lithgows yard of £66m for 1982/83, why this happened and the steps that need to be taken by the whole workforce to save the situation. Exhortation/encouragement to increase productivity, cut costs, and meet delivery dates. [stills and v/o only].
Opening with a brief history of Scott-Lithgow yard, this video documents the construction and launch of the world's most sophisticated support vessel 'Iolaire', commissioned by BP and BNOC. There are references to knowledge gained during previous construction jobs, and a look to future orders for heavy duty drill and deep water drill rigs.
Scott-Lithgow shipbuilders in house news magazine. Speculation in the press that Britoil were to cancel order in 2002 with Scott-Lithgow. Update on facts of the situation and how workforce pulling together can save the order. The Scott-Lithgow Survival Plan [stills and v/o].bh
Scott-Lithgow shipbuilders in house news magazine. Urging steps that must be taken to meet objectives and the need to meet delivery dates. Discusses the cable problem with the Challenger submarine and revised MOD delivery date of August 1984. Progress on order no. 2002. Delivery to Britoil due end January 1985.
VISIT OF MAYOR OF TRONDHEIM DR OLAV GJAEREVOLL TO DUNFERMLINE
The Mayor is taken on a tour of the town and surrounding sights, to Comrie colliery and on a Clyde pleasure steamer.
Director, Dunfermline and District Cine Club.
WALES V SCOTLAND RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH AT CARDIFF, 7th February 1914
Jumbled scenes from the international rugby fixture at Cardiff Arms Park. Teams come out, in play and posing for team photo. Possibly off cuts. Result Wales 24 Scotland 5
Mills family holiday on North Uist, donor re-enacted journey by cart for camera after missing ferry and taking 36 hours to travel from Glasgow to North Uist arriving in the middle of the night.
Mills family holiday on Harris and Lewis, taken at same time as commission to photograph seaweed processing by Alganate Industries.
Mills family holiday to Islay visiting Gigha and passing Colonsay.
Mills family holiday to the Island of Skye, during Highland Games.
Mills family holiday around Crinan. Places recorded include Ardrishaig, Tayvallich, Crinan Canal, Loch Fyne and Lochgilphead.
Mills family holiday to Gairloch and Poolewe; the family visit Inverewe Garden in Ross-shire.
Mills family holiday on west coast of Scotland.
Mills family holiday on the island of Iona.
LAUNCH OF LINERS 'EMPRESS OF BRITAIN' AND 'Q4'
Launch at Fairfield's shipyard Govan, of liner Empress of Britain (no shots of actual launch down slipway), and at John Brown's yard Clydebank of liner Queen Elizabeth II from across the river.
Mills family motoring holiday in Shetland Isles.
MINI HIGHLAND TOUR, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 1969
Mr and Mrs Stanley Mills and his brother on a motoring tour of the West Highlands.
General views of the production line in electric cable making factory.
Strain family film, visit to Glasgow, attending air display and taking flight over River Clyde with Queen Mary under construction.
A tour round the historic sites of Edinburgh in the early 1930s.
[filmed by Clifford Strain]. -- Credits: An SCD Production.
STRAIN FAMILY FILM, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND
Family holidays filmed in Cove, Ireland and Blackpool.
Wedding of Miss Margaret Isabelle Hoyle of Paignton, Devon, to Mr Clifford S.J. Strain of Glasgow, the
[filmed by R. H. Hogle]. -- Credits: A Brown Muff production.
Scenes on the river Clyde, a wedding, and in the Strain family home in Glasgow's West End.
VE DAY - WESTMINSTER AND TRAFALGAR SQUARE
Popular celebrations in the streets of London, upon the news of Victory In Europe, 8th May 1945.
Using music and images the history of the people of Glasgow set against scenes of demolition, unemployment and industrial wasteland.
Director, Ian Venart, Charlie Tracy, Ian Miller, Mandy Merrick, Alistair McCallum, Ken Currie ; Producer, Cranhill Films. -- Credits: w., p., ed. and d. by CRANHILL FILMS: Ian Venart, Charlie Tracy, Ian Miller, Mandy Merrick, Alistair McCallum & Ken Currie with Carol McDonald, Rob McTear, John Cannon, Marcus Brennan and featuring Jamie Tracey, Thomas Tracey and Mandy Merrick cam. Stephen O'Donnell. Made in association with Scottish Film Production Fund, Scottish Film Training Trust, Cranhill Arts Project. Colour by Kay Labs. [long list of thanks follows] m. 'I Belong to Glasgow' - adapted and sung by Gordina McCulloch, 'The Fairfield Crane' and 'The Shuttle Rins' (trad) sung by Gordina McCulloch, 'The Old Man's Song' by Alex Glasgow sung by Arthur Johnstone, 'Bandiera Rossa' (trad) sung by Tony Patten. .
Montage of images depicting Glasgow in 1984.
Producer, Cranhill Arts Project, Kranhill Kino Films. -- Credits: p. Ian Miller, Alistair McCallum, Carol Mcdonald, Ken Currie, Marcus Brennan with Bob Perry, Sharon Murphy, Tam Holmes Thanks to the people of Glasgow.
In 1961 British Leyland sited a car plant at Bathgate, West Lothian and the Murrayfield Housing estate was built to provide homes for the workers. 25 years later the car plant is facing closure and the housing condition on the estate are amongst the worst in Scotland. Tenants are campaingning for money to convert their decrepit multi storeys and leaking timbertop and need £5m to make the estate worth living in.
Director, Pete Gregson ; Producer, Commedia Film Link. -- Credits: Murrayfield Environmental Improvements Committee presents made by Pete Gregson, Commedia techniocal asst. Kyle Moffat co-ordination by Carol Stewart Copyright 1985.
The tenants of Murrayfield are getting what they've been asking for. The Multi storeys are being knocked down and terraced housing is being built. Everybody is getting a garden. Flat roofs are being given an apex and insulated. This housing estate, one of the worst in Scotland is changing beyond recognition. The tenants formed themselves into an action group 13 years ago and a campaigning video was made. This production uses extracts from that video looking at what has been achieved, how its been done, and in the words of the tenants themselves.
Director, Pete Gregson ; Producer, Commedia Film Link.
A video about girls and women who are struggling to overcome the barriers of one of the male bastions of sport: football. [Two versions of the same production on the one tape - only one has the Hailes United segment].
Producer, Commedia Film Link. -- Credits: comm. Dougie Donnelly.
KVAERNER GOVAN GIANT TITAN CANTILEVER CRANE
The giant 'Titan' cantilever crane in Kvaerner Govan shipyard, 1048 Govan Road, in operation, just prior to its demolition.
UNVEILING OF THE SIR DAVID CUTHBERTSON BAS-RELIEF SCULPTURE
The first part of video is a BBC Reporting Scotland newsreel, [TX 9th Jan. 1987] which pays tribute to Sir David Cuthbertson, pioneer of nutritional care of the very ill prior to the unveiling ceremony at the Royal Infirmary. The report highlights his medical work together with shots of Sir David golfing, with his son Iain Cuthbertson, and painting watercolours. The remainder of the video [amateur] shows the unveiling ceremony, speeches and toasts at the reception afterwards.
Producer, BBC Scotland and Glasgow Royal Infirmary (Dept. of Medical Illust.). -- Credits: [credits to first BBC Scotland programme] newsreader Viv Lumsden reporter Forbes McFall [end credits] The Department of Biochemistry is indebted to BBC Scotland and The Department of Medical Illustration, Glasgow Royal Infirmary for their assistance in the production of this programme.
A history of the Hawick Common Riding, including a re-enactment of the Battle of Hornshole 1514 and general views of the 1964 Common Riding.
Director, [filmed by Scott Renwick] ; Producer, A Hawick Film Group Production. -- Credits: The Hawick Film Group gratefully acknowledge the services of all those who have taken part in this production without whose assistance the making of this film would not have been possible [ass. d. Dennis Park comm. w. Gordon McCallum nar. Robert Roddan, Gordon Jackson m. arrangement David Young, Norman Walker historical adviser Richard Scott ed. Scott Renwick Technicians and craftsmen - Members of the Film Group Filmed in 8mm Colour, with magnetic sound on film CAST Soldiers Captain Ian MacDonald; Officers Bill Renton, Joseph Oliver, Bill Gordon, Eric Burns ; Other Ranks William Jardine, James Anderson, Edward Hill, Bill Douglas, Ray Shepherd, Vivian MacIntyre, James Douglas, Jack Murray, Andrew Reid, Francis Farrell, Douglas Fisher, John Kinghorn, Andrew Oliver, Peter Anderson, Peter Horne, Bobby MacDonald, Sandy Herd and Leslie Storrie WOMEN Netta Scott, Eleanor Delgatty, Janice Steel, Mhairi Campbell, Maisie Hill, Margaret Hadwin, Gail Anderson, Gladys Tait, Mary Atter, Margaret Simson, Margaret Barbour, Elizabeth Steel, Elizabeth Little, Margaret Brown and Maureen Oliver CHILDREN Anne Brown, Eileen Brown, Gwyneth Haig, Sheila Kinghorn, Keith Douglas, Derek Douglas, Alaister Grifford, Allister Kinghorn, Colin McDavid and Elliot Steel YOUTHS S. Ballantyne, M. Watters, G. Traynor, A. Turnbull, W. Robson, N. Pender, N. Millar, N. Webb, R. Hamilton, F. Barker, T. Marshall, B. Stormont, D. Pitillo, L. Murray, S. Leithead, A. Hogg, I. Kennedy, J. Squirrel, D. Blaikie, F. Spalding, A. Brennan, D. Oliver, K. Scott, M. Bickers, J. Whiteman, H. Wear, D. Turnbull, L. Temple, G. Borthwick, S. McMichan, J. Hamilton, P. MacDonald, D. Newington, B. Davies, G. Potts and S. Cairns MEN Harry Haig, Jim Brassett Acknowledgements: Location by kind permission of Mr and Mrs Little (Linden Park), Mr and Mrs McNaughton (Ashkirk Mill), Mrs Adamson (Sandyhaugh), Lord Polwarth (Moor Scenes), R. & T. Gibson Ltd. (Old House Scenes) Horses loaned by Betty Hart, Mr and Mrs Fergus Graham (Horse box - Dod Ormiston) We also thank the South of Scotland Electricity Board, British Red Cross Society and the Hawick Police for their assistance on location publicity stills Stewart Patterson props Mrs Renwick, Mrs Elliot, John Millar and Frank Borthwick make-up Mr and Mrs B. Wilson hair styles Maureen Oliver soundtrack m. recorded by the Hawick Saxhorn Band (conductor James Amos) and also the Drums and Fifes (leader, James Amos) Programme arranged by David Peacock Jnr.].
FLYING SCOTSMAN: Jimmy Guthrie 1897 - 1937
A celebration of the life of motorcycle racing champion Jimmy Guthrie. Actuality footage of events in Hawick to commemorate his centenary, including opening of an exhibition and unveiling of plaque.
Director, Alec Paterson ; Producer, Hawick Film & Video Group . -- Credits: Hawick Film and Video Group wish to thank the following for their assistance in the making of this film: The Guthrie Family, Alan Graham, Jimmy Steel, The Museum Staff, commentary by Alan Russell w. Scott Renwick and Alan Russell camera Alec Paterson, Scott Renwick, Alan Russell ed. and d. Alec Paterson [cover design by Margaret Anderson].
A film about a family preparing to go on a picnic and their antics when they arrive at the picnic spot.
A bedtime story about a magic wand becomes an adventure for the children when they find the wand and use its powers!
Film with children acting as servants and showing their typical lifestyle. A bedtime story about a magic wand becomes an adventure for the children when they find the wand and use its powers!
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: Muriel Mary Marshall and James Nairn as Muriel the Mistress, Mary the cook, Marshall the Maid, James the Chauffeur, Nairn the Gardener .
Short humorous film of four children who find a way to slip into a toy shop at night, while their father fetches petrol — never suspecting their escapade. Interiors of the shop include a number of recognisable brands, including Corgi, Dinky, Tri-ang and Scalextric.
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: cast Nairn Marshall, Susan & Roy Lewis, Caroline & Frank Marshall. electricians W. Murdoch & J.Marshall. background m. Frank Olsen .
Entertaining film about the antics of two mischievous children and what they get up to when their mother is away, including flooding the kitchen, dancing the jig, upsetting the maid and her laundry and playing dangerously in the family car.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: cast : The children: Muriel and Nairn; The mother: C.E. Marshall; The maid: Elvira Airlie.
A comedic tale, set in the home of a wealthy family, recounting the events, misfortunes and coincidences of a dark Friday the 13th night.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: cast Reita Smith, C.E. Marshall, Nat McGavin, F.M. Marshall, Muriel and Nairn Marshall .
Misadventures of family preparing to go on their holiday.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: cast James C. Hastie, C.E. Marshall, Muriel & Nairn Marshall. This Film was highly commended at the eighth Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1941..
Children playing "Cowboys and Indians” around a log cabin.
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: Featuring; Muriel Marshall & Arthur R. Smith. Supported by; Kenneth Jeffrey & Nairn Marshall with the Scot Brothers, Ray & Marshall..
The film shows the adventures of children on a day at the seaside. They get trapped by the tide and have to climb up the cliff face.
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: Played by; Muriel, Nairn, Ray & Kenneth .
A dramatised commemoration of the baptism of the Lewis family's new baby son on 2nd February 1964.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: A Lewis Family film by Frank M. Marshall background m. Frank Olsen.
The film shows the chaos of a mother trying to spring clean her house and all the things that go wrong.
Industry in Pitlochry with amusing overtones.
A short film showing the antics of children one afternoon while their mother was picking fruit in the garden.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: Played by C.E. Marshall, Muriel & Nairn Marshall and N. Davidson..
Entertaining domestic scenes as the family puppies are let out by young children and run riot, wrecking the mother's wedding outfit while she is out tending her flowers in the greenhouse. Scenes of a young boy and his baby sister dressing up in the wedding hats.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: A Marshall film .
The film is about a couple who are looking at brochures to choose a holiday. It takes a sarcastic tone as it states how the brochure describes places as idyllic and then shows what is more realistic - in this case in Majorca.
VISIT OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN TO GLENALMOND
Film recording the visit of Queen Elizabeth (the Queen mother) to Glenalmond school, Perthshire in 1947. To commemorate the centenary of Trinity College, the film shows crowd scenes, boys parading in Highland dress and the Queen making a speech.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: Visit of Her Majesty the Queen to Glenalmond (Saturday, July 19th, 1947). 1847-1947..
A brief travelogue of places to holiday in Scotland; taken during the summer months the gardens of country house hotels shown here are in full bloom. Includes interior shots of hotels and scenic views.
A comic tale of the trouble two young girls and two Dachshund dogs cause around the house with the grocery delivery, behind their parents backs. (Features Muriel Marshall and her daughter).
TWEE BOMEN: A Tale of Two Trees - an Escapade of Frank and Hexe
Follows the children of Nairn Marshall getting into trouble around the house on Christmas Eve.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: [Nairn Marshall Caroline Marshall Frank Marshall].
A compilation of short extracts from other films.
An educational film showing the viewers around Argyllshire and its historical monuments and landmarks.
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: background m. Frank Olsen.
A film made from a mixture of other films by Frank Marshall.
[filmed by Frank Marshall]. -- Credits: Credits for Kids in Clover; The Players: On the farm - Isabel Scott, Jeffrey Scott, Kenneth Scott, William Scott The visitors - C E Marshall, Muriel Marshall, Nairn Marshall.
Child study comedy, following a tiny tot's raid on the kitchen in the early hours. The older brother is initially blamed, but the real culprit is soon discovered, with a happy ending.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: A Lewis Family film by Frank M. Marshall.
As the children are in the river swimming some of their belongings are stolen. The culprits are a boy and a dog.
A short film showing processes involved in producing cartons of Benvie milk, from dairy cow to delivery.
A story about a boy who makes his own fishing rod and manages to catch a fish, while a man with all the proper equipment does not manage to catch anything.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: Boy - Nairn Marshall Fisher - William Scott The Lady - Gran Marshall Gamekeeper - Nat Davidson.
A film showing the Marshall's train journey around, Geneva, Vienna and Budapest.
Follows Glen Clova postwoman Jean Cameron on her rounds (on bicycle) and documents the introduction of the "Camerons" - uniform trousers for post women (rather than skirts), named after Jean Cameron of Clova who started the fashion after requesting trousers instead of the regulation skirt.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: Frank M. Marshall presents Jean Cameron in.
A travelogue around Arran. Filmed by the amateur film-maker Frank Marshall.
DISPARATE SHOTS OF SCOTLAND, INCLUDING BATTLESHIPS ON THE CLYDE
Various disparate shots around Scotland including battleships on the Clyde.
LICK AND A PROMISE: an Escapade of Frank and Hexe, a
A warm-hearted little tale of a boy's determination to get an ice-cream, helped by his pet dog.
In order to raise money for a motor boat ride, Nairn and Muriel decide to sell the vegetables they have growing in their own small allotments, at a local garden sale. However, their plants are still too young and small, so instead, they pull up the ripe vegetables in an adjacent garden and replace them with their own wee plants. At the sale, they soon earn enough money to buy sweets and pay for the boat trip. So everything is going very well, until on their way home, they stop off to have their fortune told (using the remainder of the money). To their horror, they discover that the man who owns the garden they stole from is quite upset! Nairn and Muriel quickly run away, in shame, before they get caught!
Travelogue around the Isle of Skye in 1962.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: The End A Marshall Film.
Various shots of Renaissance architecture, statues and relief panels around the cities of Rome and Florence, followed by examples of Roman ruins.
Travelogue of the rustic life around Torremolinos, 1958.
Film about the Marshall family (Frank, his wife and their two children, Nairn and Muriel). Taken during the course of their fifth year of marriage. Scenes with children, dogs, on the beach and visiting relatives at the seaside
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: The Marshall Cine-Magazine.
This film records a family holiday taken in Lucerne, Switzerland.
A documentary film exploring the training and employment of women engineers during the Second World War. There are detailed shots of the actual machinery involved in safety precautions.
Director, Frank Marshall. -- Credits: p. W.H. Denholm, C.W. Hancock, F.M.Marshall ph. F.M.Marshall Technical details supervised by W.H. Denholm, MIMechE, MIPE "We wish to acknowledge the willing co-operation of all who have assisted in the production of this film" (credit at start). .
This film tells the story of a young man (Donald) torn between his "mind", "body" and "soul". Donald, a student doctor, receives news of his mother's death and leaves his studies to rescue his fiancee, Mary, who has become injured while hillwalking. He knocks himself unconscious, meanwhile the film acts out his moral dilemmas, but there is a happy ending.
Director, Frank M. Marshall ; Producer, Fidelity Film Unit. -- Credits: p. Merricks Arnott cast Nairn Marshall, Margaret Anne Galt, Donald Galt, Maureen Banneman, Leslie Smith. sd. rec. Douglas Gray composer Kenneth R. Dawkins m.p.s. Kenneth R. Dawkins Quintet .
This film records a family holiday in Majorca during the 1950s.
Introduces system of rhythmical training for girls introduced by Herr H. Medau, of Coburg, as demonstrated by a team of German students at Jordanhill Training College, Glasgow.
Producer, Joint Production Committee of SEFA and SFC. -- Credits: m. and movement Hinrich and Senta Medau p. Douglas Gray, with cooperation of Molly Braithwaite (Medau Society of Great Britain and Ireland) and Doris Robertson (Scottish Council of Physical Education) comm. s. May Brown cameramen P.H. Hunter, F.M. Marshall .
A short educational film demonstrating how to make a sketchbook.
Whaling from shore-station (Saldahna Bay, South Africa). Whale-catcher is seen setting out, with crew making preparations for hunt. Look-out man sights whale, which is harpooned, drawn alongside boat and unloaded at whaling station.
Producer, Pathe Production and BIF. -- Credits: A Classroom Film.
Account of modern whaling fleet at work. Animated maps show work of factory ship, catch vessels, permitted whaling area and day-to-day duties of the crew. Describes use of whale carcass.
Producer, Gaumont British Instructional (GBI). -- Credits: supervised by G.J. Cons (MA).
EXPRESSIVE MOVEMENT FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
This film was intended to aid primary school teachers who were tackling the Dance Section of S.E.D.'s Syllabus on Physical Education, part of which contains lessons in Expressive Movement.
Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Production. -- Credits: Glasgow Education Committee presents.
An overview of a Cherry Orchards through the different seasons.
Documents the work of the P.D.S.A. (People's Dispensary for Sick Animals) in Scotland, and how its funds are raised.
Director, Derek Raby ; Producer, P.D.S.A.. -- Credits: nar. James Urquhart m.p. Piper Laurie (of the City of Glasgow Police Pipe Band) ed. and rec. United Motion Pictues (London) Limited sc. Derek Raby.
A horse is taken to the blacksmith's shop to have a new shoe fitted.
Made for advanced children and those studying Massacre of Glencoe and "Kidnapped". Build and structure of mountains surrounding the Glen are shown. By completely disregarding the titles, teachers of junior and lower senior classes have material illustrating the simple geographical terms - a mountain, a range of mountains, a Gorge, a glen, a stream, a loch, etc.
Dovecot Workshop, Corstorphine, Edinburgh, which is the heart of tapestry weaving in Scotland, was opened in 1912 by the then Marquess of Bute. In this film, Archie Brennan, Director of Weaving, shows the tapestry commissioned by the Scottish Arts Council to hang in their committee room. The weavers are seen working on the tapestry which, measuring 18 1/2 ft by 12ft, is the largest so far woven. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, W. Gordon Smith ; Producer, W. Gordon Smith. -- Credits: ed. Robin Chalmers ph. Norward Inglis.
Passengers aboard a ship are called onto the deck for training on how to fasten their life jackets and access the lifeboats.
The film shows the different animals that are kept at a zoo.
Conveys beauty of the Isle of Skye - mountain, moorland, loch and sea. Portree and villages are shown and linked with history and songs of Flora Macdonald and Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Co. Ltd., Glasgow.
Scenes of Sutherland showing the landscape, castles, farming, fishing, crofting and general industries of Dornoch, Brora, Golspie, Helmsdale, Lairg etc.
[filmed by Dr. I. Dunnachie (Dundee)]. -- Credits: sc. T.E.M. Landsborough, Iain Dunnachie comm. Eric N. Black sd. Eric N. Black, Iain Dunnachie, Cathel H. Lyall singer Catherine Fraser violin Joyce Nixon piano James Emmerson organ Douglas Galbraith.
Depicts the features and wildlife on the Bass Rock, primarily concerning the behavioural patterns of the gannet, and a rare visit to the island by a black-browed albatross.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: ph. Christopher Mylne ed. Christopher Mylne.
Short film documenting early examples of film-making.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: camera Ken Mackay comm.s. Richard Baker technical adviser David Webster made with co-operation of the Scottish Council for Physical Recreation photographed at Inverclyde National Recreation Centre, Miner's Rehabilitation Centre (Bellshill) and St. Aidan's School, Bridgeton (Glasgow) [dist. COI on behalf of the Commonwealth and Colonial Office].
Children prepare for Christmas around their house and the two brothers look after their mischievous baby sister.
An animation film about a little girl called Mary and her lamb who followed her to school.
Credits: A Castle Film anim. U.B. Iwerks.
The nursery rhyme of Little Jack Horner is told by word cards held up by a boy who simultaneously tries to act it out. Repeated four times.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group) . -- Credits: ph. and effects R. Horn, Mrs Dale, F. Ritchie, Mrs Thomson, W. Thomson, M.Mowat p. and ed. L. Annand titles D. Fleck act. Peter McCambridge.
GREY SEALS: At Their Breeding Ground in the Farne Islands
A study of Atlantic - or grey - seal colony at breeding ground on Farne Islands, off coast of Northumberland.
Credits: sc. ph. and nar. E.G. Cairns (Mrs).
Obtuse, poetic reflections and impressions of Edinburgh by a schoolboy looking over the city, both in memory and from his vantage point of the Royal High School. Various general views of Edinburgh from Calton Hill and of derelict areas of the city.
TO SEARCH AND FIND: A Linger and Look Nature Study Film
Birds, their nests and young, during spring and summer - lapwing, sandpiper, oyster-catcher, yellowhammer, willow-warbler. The change of seasons is shown through the growth of trees and flowers.
Director, Elsie G. Cairns. -- Credits: ph. and nar. Elsie G. Cairns.
RISE AND FALL OF THE SCOTTISH DAILY NEWS
In-depth documentary about the rise and fall of the Scottish Daily News, set up by suddenly redundant pressmen and women on Albion Street, Glasgow for six months and then on a voluntary, emergency basis. Mass meetings of worker's co-operative, progress of the venture, financial problems and interviews showing the passion of people involved.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Films. -- Credits: camera Gordon Coull, Jan Pester sd. Louis Kramer, Jim McKee, Mike Coulter ed. Brian Crumlish ed. Bill Landale PA Fiona MacDonald .
Illustrates table 30 of the board of Education Syllabus (1933) and draws attention to certain main points essential to the correct performance of the exercises.
Producer, SEFA (Dunbartonshire Group) .
THERE'S FUN IN SEWING: An Experiment in Primary Education
Sewing classes at Calder Primary School, Motherwell.
Producer, John Baird. -- Credits: nar. Tom Smith titles Margt. Humphries.
Examples of activities suitable for primary 7 physical training classes.
A little dramatised educational film, demonstrating how to change a car's tyre.
Producer, SEFA. -- Credits: filmed by SEFA .
Tale of the harm and damage caused by litter dropped by inconsiderate picnickers, "founded on an actual incident".
[filmed by W.S. Dobson (Primus)] . -- Credits: Founded on an actual incident p. W.S. Dobson.
Study of seals and sea-lions at Calderpark Zoo, Glasgow. Concludes with section showing seals giving display in a circus.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: technical adviser S.H. Benson titles W. Shanks D.A. Filmed at Calderpark Zoo, Glasgow; Zoological Gardens, Edinburgh and Chipperfields Circus, by courtesy of the authorities.
Record of Swedish gymnasts in action outdoors on the parallel bars. Includes slow-motion shots and demonstrations of various exercise routines.
Producer, Scottish Instructional Films. -- Credits: p. Staffan Brundell, Per Lindbo of the Royal Gymnastic Central Institute, Stockholm, Sweden English version edited by under technical supervision of James Hogg DPE, Dalziel High School Motherwell.
PARAMECIUM: Part 1, Morphology and Reactions
Educational film giving detailed visuals of the internal and external morphology, reactions to stimuli and feeding habits of the paramecium bacteria.
Director, J.V. Durden (BSc) ; Producer, Gaumont British Instructional (GBI). -- Credits: ph. Percy Smith diagrams R. Jeffreys dist. GB Equipments Ltd recorded on British Acoustic Film.
PARAMECIUM: Part 2, Reproduction and Conjugation
Educational film depicting the bacterial culture Paramecium, the processes of reproduction, conjugation and binary fission to form new paramacia.
Director, J.V. Durden (BSc), under the supervision of H.R. Hewer (MSc) ; Producer, Gaumont British Instructional (GBI). -- Credits: ph. Percy Smith diagrams R. Jeffreys dist. GB Equipments Ltd recorded on British Acoustic Film.
A two part film illustrating the different animals to be found on a farm.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films . -- Credits: supervised by The Infants Panel.
Simple examples of filtration; methods of accelerating filtration - fluted filter papers, longer stems, suction devices - micro filtration - industrial filtration - the filter press. Includes animated diagrams.
Director, [filmed by Frank Marshall] ; Producer, Glasgow Scientific Film Society Experimental Group.
HOME INTERNATIONAL SCOTLAND VS WALES 1975-76
Edited coverage of the 1975 football international between Scotland and Wales at Hampden Park, which Scotland won 3-1. Brian Moore commentating and interview with Scotland manager, Willie Ormond to finish.
Director, Archie McArthur and Bob Gardam ; Producer, Independent Television Sport. -- Credits: SCOTLAND v Wales from Hampden Park, Glasgow comm.s. Brian Moore p. team Michael Archer, Jeff Foulser, Martin Tyler, Richard Russell ITC distribution.
KWEEN OV HARTS, the [aka QUEEN OF HEARTS, the]
Puppets play out the nursery rhyme "the Queen of Hearts" against a set design.
Director, SEFA (Glasgow Production Group) ; Producer, Robert Horn. -- Credits: puppet costume and movement Olive Thomson etting Ian Mackay ph. Robert Horn.
This film shows how for a few pennies a week it is possible to join organisations where normal recreative exercises to improve physique may be practised.
Director, Donald Carter ; Producer, GB Instructional Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Frank Bundy m. d. W. Hodgson narr. E.V.H. Emmett girl Barbara Allen boy Don Stannard.
The Saltire Society each year invites Junior secondary or non-certificate schools to organise as school activities, projects which reflect aspects of the Scottish way of life - historical, traditional, cultural or industrial. This film provides a record of a selection of the projects entered in the Saltire Schools Award Scheme for 1965.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Douglas Gray sd. Kenneth Andrew nar. Ian Gilmour.
Shows flight, eggs, nests and young of gulls, gannets, cormorants, shags, guillemots and razor-bills. Also demonstrates the method of ringing.
Documents how the osprey has returned a breeding bird to Scotland and how the work of the R.S.P.B. in protecting them has led to the successful breeding of more than one pair.
Producer, Anthony Clay. -- Credits: ph. Christopher Mylne additional film sequences by Anthony Clay, Charles Palmar, Lennart Osterlund nar. Duncan McIntyre.
Documents the gathering of the clans in Inverness 1966. Members of the Camerons, the Gordons, the Black Watch, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders are shown.
Director, Austin Campbell ; Producer, Austin Campbell Ltd. and Document Publications Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Austin Campbell ph. Charles Stewart, Chris Menges ed. Tom Scott Robson sd. Tomfred Sharp, Michael Billing p. man. Barrie Barton.
Study of the economic development of the town of Grangemouth from 1750 to modern times. New and old industries - oil, chemicals, timber - are described.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: nar. Moultrie R. Kelsall.
This film records the R.S.P.B. experiment in re-introducing the white-tailed eagle to Fair Isle.
Director, Dennis Coutts. -- Credits: nar. George Waterston m. "Cambridge Crofters" additional film by George Shannon, Willy Suetens and Paul van Groenendael ed. Anthony Bomford p. Anthony Clay.
A warm-hearted comic tale, very much in the "Frank Marshall style", on the virtue of honesty. A boy playing by a river helps a wealthy estate owner and is given a silver coin as reward. Discovering he has lost the money when he tries to buy a toy boat, he returns to the river where he meets the older man again, who generously replaces it. The boy then buys his boat but finds the first coin by his spot on the river. He takes it to the wealthy man's mansion, explains, and is allowed to keep it for his honesty.
Director, T.H. Thoms. -- Credits: Based on a story by Sheila M. Thoms.
Installation of Joseph Grimond as Rector to Edinburgh University for 1960 - 63. Also introduction to Senate and General Council, where he received an honorary degree of Doctor of Law.
Credits: p. E.C.A. Luecy ph. E.C.A. Luecy, Research Film Unit, Dept. of Animal Genetics, Edinburgh.
Brief study of the farming processes involved in the growth of oats. The uses of straw and the second crop for seed and winter food are shown.
Producer, G.B. Instructional. -- Credits: ed. Edith White.
A film about a little boy's dream about what he would like from Santa. His dream comes true and he gets the toy that he was wishing for.
Director, T.H. Thoms. -- Credits: Specially commended by Amateur Cineworld A Prize, winning film, Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1953 Highly Commended by the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1954 This film was highly commended at the 1954 Lizars Trophy Competition open to members of the Edinburgh Cine Society.
A short film portraying a journey on a boat passing Dumbarton Rock.
This film shows Dundee College of Education as a leader of educational innovation, outlining new teaching methods used at the College. It also shows the trend towards the use of the media of instruction to support individual learning.
Director, Peter Cantour. -- Credits: sd. rec. Derek Williams film ed. Franco Rosso titles Elva Ede cameraman & d. Nick Gifford p. Peter Cantor We acknowledge with thanks the help of the Principle, Staff and Students of Dundee College of Education and the Scottish Education Department..
Animation of the Robert Burns poem Tam O'Shanter.
Describes experiments carried out in Ayrshire to improve the standard and quality of oats.
Director, Jack Davidson. -- Credits: camera Robert H. Paterson plant breeder John Watson McGill and Smith Ltd present Oats.
An instructional film on how to play water polo, showing various moves, player distribution, methods of positioning, attack and defending.
Director, D. Carter ; Producer, GBI [Gaumont British Instructional]. -- Credits: ph. G. Pocknall ed. B. Salt distributed by G.B. Equipments Limited.
This instructional film follows a Glasgow family from their first day skiing on a small local slope, to skiing in the Cairngorms. [Also held by the B.F.I.]
Producer, Park Films Production. -- Credits: nar. Bill Jack m. w. and played by The Talismen .
BY A HIGHLAND BURN: Part Three, Up on the Hills
The film shows the birds that were discovered on a journey along a Highland burn.
A humorous film of the antics of two children on a visit to the seaside.
Educational study of the characteristics of camels.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: Desert sequences from the Film Walkabout by permission of Australia House. Zoo sequences by courtesy of Calderpark Zoo and Edinburgh Zoo..
This film shows hens in the farmyard and among the stubble in the fields, together with a hen sitting on eggs and the hatching and the growth of chicks.
An educational film about some children who visit the 'Seabirds' home' with their uncle.
Producer, p.c Junior Activity Films. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder, F.R.G.S. distributed by G.B. Equipments Ltd..
A story of a boy and girl walking through woodlands and the wildlife they discover on their journey.
Producer, p.c Junior Activity Films. -- Credits: p. John C. Elder, F.R.G.S..
Edited from material shot by two Englishmen, on two trips to Nigeria, following the routes taken by Mungo Park, Scottish explorer, on his expeditions (in 1795 and 1805) searching for the source of the Niger. Townships, crafts, life of people.
Director, Philip R. Wood ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. W.G. Beaton nar. Ian Cuthbertson m. Oversea Visual Aids Centre sd. mixer Douglas Gray.
A Japanese legend in which a young woman watches over the sick bed of a loved one. Angel of death appears, unrolls a scroll, then drinks from a bowl offered by the woman. Angel of death relents, and the sick man shows signs of recovery.
A comedic tale set in the garden of the Thoms' family house, on a summer's day. A group of boys playing in the garden get into trouble with a pernickety neighbour but later redeem themselves by spotting and catching a burglar in that same neighbour's house. The tale takes a funny twist at the end.
The film shows a study of work practices in manufacturing tin boxes in a press shop. There are shots before a new work regime is introduced and the difference afterwards.
Sponsored by Glasgow Corporation Education Committee, this educational film introduces the chief tools used by the carpenter.
Around a children's farm, where children meet the various animals - ponies, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits.
A report on the work of the Church of Scotland Huts and Canteens Committee. The Committee provided canteens, religious services and quiet rooms for servicemen and women during the Second World War.
The film discusses the coordination required from the National Traffic to keep the movement of raw materials and cargo flowing.
Director, Sydney Latter ; Producer, Editorial Film Production. -- Credits: cameraman Douglas Hill ed. Dudley Birch sc. William Woods p. James Mellor.
This film aims to educate women about dressing well, owning just a few basic outfits
Producer, The Pathe Documentary Unit. -- Credits: Co-operation of Vogue and Hardy Amies.
A film showing young people taking part in sporting events across Scotland: yachting in Gareloch, golfing in St Andrew's and the Schoolboy's Course at Carronvale in Stirlingshire. At each stage, instructors are shown explaining techniques using a variety of methods, from mannekins to physically demonstrating the skills involved.
DOUNREAY SPHERE: Design & Construction, the
Factual record of the construction of Dounreay Power Station on the Caithness coast, detailing the construction of spherical steel shell, vault and airlock for reactor, welding and concrete procedures involved.
Producer, Ace Film Production. -- Credits: p. Frank Green ph. John Miller, Mike Dunn, Leo Waller, P. Cartwright, H. Harrison, Ken Gordon sc. Douglas Dale nar. Frank Phillips p. man. John S. Green assistant Phil Sarvis.
Short educational puppet show depicting the nursery-rhyme 'Simple Simon'. The puppets enact the rhyme and then hold up words to practise reading.
Director, Robert Horn ; Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: camera and d. Robert Horn infant advisor and puppet creator Marian Mowat puppeteer Olive Thomson scenery Thomas Walsh .
Shows the various stages involved in making a picture by inlaying a variety of wood veneers
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: marquetry by T.W. Luney.
Illustration of the various steps in making and dressing papier-mache puppets.
The film covers the story of the invention of television from the first invention by John L. Baird to the invention of television camera tubes.
Producer, BBC. -- Credits: MULLARD LIMITED in association with the BBC.
LONG SPRINT: Diary of an Olympic Athlete
The film follows David Jenkins through his training for the 400m from 1975 through to the heats for the Olympics. David qualified for the final heat but did not receive a medal.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Film. -- Credits: A film distributed by The Scottish Central Film Library Athlete: David Jenkins Coach: David Hemery ed. Bert Eeles sd. rec. Louis Kramer m. Colin Tully & Alan Darby additional ph. Michael Coulter, Martin Singleton & Eric Van Haren Noman dubbing mixer Willie Stott ph. and produced Mark Littlewood d. and produced Michael Alexander.
Teacher-training film made in response to a proposal by the Scottish Education Department.
Director, Henry Cooper. -- Credits: produced in Mosspark Primary School with the co-operation of Glasgow Education Authority teacher and nar. Ishbel H. Graham ph. Mark Littlewood rec. Brian Henniker.
Jaunty music accompanies images of various animals being fed at the zoo. [synopsis from British Film Institute National Film Archive catalogue]
Director, J.B.Holmes. -- Credits: ph. Frank Goodliffe.
Short educational show depicting the nursery-rhyme 'Little Miss Muffet'. Girl enacts the rhyme and then hold up words to practise reading
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group) . -- Credits: Little Miss Muffet played by Linda Malcolm camera Robert Horn p. Robert Horn scenery Tom Walsh I.M. adviser Marian Mowat flash cards Louise Annand titles Donald C. Fleck .
Film following the Royal visit to Carrick, Ayrshire, by Queen Elizabeth II. Crowd shots with horses and trams, meet and greet and a pan of the royal yacht 'Carrick' in harbour.
Various stages of development from egg to adult form are followed by photography through side of glass tank.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: filmed by SEFA (Glasgow Group) and Girl's Guildry.
Documents the official opening of the Memorial Gates, Glasgow University, 1952.
Numbered (intertitles) examples of Scottish country dancing moves given by a group of eight dancers in a hall.
A short amateur comedy film about a car breakdown in the countryside and an ensuing romance.
Producer, SEFA . -- Credits: filmed by SEFA .
In June 1967 the first breeding record of snowy owls was recorded in Fetlar, Shetland. The R.S.P.B. with the experience of the Scottish ospreys behind it, decided to mount a 24-hour guard over the birds. The film is a record of this highly successful operation.
Credits: nar. George Waterston m. Gateway Films Ltd. [A Film distributed by the Scottish Central Film Library].
A sponsored film, probably intended for a Glasgow cinema audience, warning against the dangers of Glasgow road traffic to pedestrians.
Producer, National Screen Norman Cobb production. -- Credits: "Presented by the City of Glasgow Road Safety Committee by courtesy of the proprietors of this theatre.".
Footage of the Up Helly Aa Festival 1969, Lerwick.
Director, Christopher Mylne . -- Credits: made by kind permission of the Up Helly A' Committee Lerwick, Shetland.
Brief amateur footage of bird-life to be found in Scotland.
Story of four children who are playing when they discover a goose's egg. They try to boil the egg but the egg expands and floats away. The story unfolds as the children chase after the egg only to find it returning to its natural size and returning to its nest.
The film shows the Dawson Miller Stable Hole Machine (for use in coal mining) in action and explains all the different components involved.
The film documents a Sunday school/school Christmas party. Creation of painted friezes and models depicting Christmas scenes (some religious stories) for the party are shown and the dance itself with children dancing to live music and eating. The film ends with boys taking girls home.
Tour around Calderpark Zoo, Glasgow, showing a variety of animals feeding and playing (pony, polar bear, lion, leopard, wolf, jackal, coyote, hyena, dingo, elephant, zebra, monkey, ape, hawk, birds, pelican, swan, penguin)
Credits: [The Zoological Society of Glasgow and West of Scotland, Calderpark, Broomhouse, Glasgow].
Maxville, Ontario, a bit of Scotland transplanted, and it is here this film witnesses an afternoon of skirling pipes and swinging kilts to warm the hearts of any expatriate from the land o' the heather.
Director, Austin Campbell ; Producer, National Film Board of Canada. -- Credits: sc. Austin Campbell ed. Austin Campbell camera Guy Borremans, Wolf Koenig, Roger Moride, Edward McConnell, James Wilson, Roy Nolan, Mike McKennirey m. Donald Douglas sd. rec. Barry Ferguson re-recording Ron Alexander production Tom Daly Paintings and prints by kind permission of The Scottish United Services Museum, The Castle, Edinburgh; The Mitchell Library, Glasgow; The Duke of Argyll; The Countess of Seafield; Sir George Campbell, BT. .
Little Alison visits a Scottish farm and meets all the animals.
Film gives brief examples of the process of weaving from its simplest form to the larger and complex power loom.
In general, this film follows the course of the river Clyde from near its source to its firth, illustrating the salient industries of the land it passes on its way. [More specifically, it probably is an incomplete version of a two part EFS film entitled "River Clyde"].
Producer, [p.c. Thames and Clyde Film Co. (?)] .
The activities of Dumfries Academy Adventure Club around Branrigg, Dumfries and Galloway, in the 1960s.
Producer, SEFA (Dumfriesshire Group). -- Credits: Dumfries Academy Adventure Club introduces...... p. Dumfriesshire Branch, SEFA.
This film shows the activities above and below ground in a typical Scottish colliery. [Footage includes Kingshill Colliery]
Producer, Lanarkshire Experimental Group. -- Credits: Produced ... with the co-operation of the Coltness Iron Co. Ltd..
A meeting of the Tenth World Congress in 1955 in Edinburgh in Scotland.
Credits: Introduction spoken by Peter B. Watts World President J.C.I. 1955.
The film shows the damage caused by a flood and the restoration process in progress.
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland Dinner Dance
Short film of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland Dinner Dance.
Frank Olsen desribes the James Watt Organ as he plays it.
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: described by Frank Olsen .
This study of various methods of seed dispersal is part of a series of G.B.I. films of plant life edited for use in biological teaching. This film was Animal Dispersal.
Credits: ph. Percy F. Smith ed. J.V. Durden.
Traces the path of the River Dee from its source in the mountains, giving a brief snapshot of some of the towns it passes on its way.
General views of a small model steam engine, driven by steam released from boiling kettle, powering mecano windmills. LMS steam train pulling away from station.
A farmer demonstrates ploughing techniques, showing various sizes of furrows, detailing ploughing machinery and methods of measuring. Includes shots of little girls and a dog behind wheel of tractor towards the end, and the tractor 'driving' itself!
Producer, Dalblair Motors Ltd. -- Credits: p. Dalblair Motors Ltd, Main Ford and Fordson Dealers, 44 Dalblair Road, Ayr presented to West of Scotland Agricultural College for Educational Purposes.
A short film outlining good table manners at home, drawing a line from a mother's authority to the school dining hall. This is illustrated by close shots of children learning to eat carefully at home, then behaving well at school.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Production. -- Credits: ph. Ken MacKay verse titles A.D. Mackie.
Symphony in colour. A series of beautiful autumn landscape studies, interspersed with poetry from Keats' 'Ode to Autumn'.
Director, G. H. Higginson, Bolton, Lancs.
Various Edinburgh street scenes and a procession of massed pipes and drums making its way down Princes Street.
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 1812, FILM CHIEF'S DAUGHTER WEDS
Film of the marriage of Sir Alex King's daughter to Iain Somerville. Includes shots of important guests from the entertainment industry, views of the wedding itself and the reception at the Central Hotel, Glasgow.
The film shows an artist painting a portrait of a woman.
General activities at Leith dockyard around the 1960s.
The film is about East Renfrewshire farmers being introduced to the tractor with the plough attachment.
Amateur documentary of St. Peter's College, Cardross, showing varied exteriors of the newly built modernist building, also details of interiors, devotional areas and the chapel in use, possibly to celebrate the opening of the Seminary.
Producer, Scottish Catholic Institute Film . -- Credits: p. Lawrence Russell.
The film explores the different towns within Speyside, from Newtonmore to Aviemore Junction.
Trims showing of the Scottish Tool Manufacturing Co. Many shots of the factory floor with the machines being operated.
Credits: The story of Scottish Tool Design (Glasgow) Ltd; Precision Metal Fabrications (Glasgow) Ltd; Scottish Tool Manufacturing Co. Ltd (Kilmarnock). Filmed with the co-operation of the Scottish Film Council Industrial Panel. sd. rec. Park Film Studios Ltd. comm.s. Bill Jack ph. and ed. R.B. Macluskie & J.S. Thomson.
Film showing shots of Oban and Edinburgh.
A film showing building works at a dam in process.
Credits: Der Filmschnitt Drehbuch: Ernst Niederreither Dialoge: Gunter Groll Darsteller: Ursula Herking, E.F. Furbringer, John Pauls-Harding Aufnahmeleitung: Gotz V. Helmolt Ton: Paul Scholer Ein film von Ernst Neiderreither.
The film shows three versions of a simple storyline, taken by a beginner, an experienced amateur and a professional film-maker. The films show a woman sitting feeding the pigeons sitting next to a sleeping man on a park bench. The woman has to startle the man awake by bursting a paper bag in order to free her handbag.
Director, Brian Glanvill, Leslie Freeman and George H. Sewell . -- Credits: Amateur Movie Maker presents: The three short films you are about to see were made by a beginner, an experienced amateur and a professional. Each was given the same story synopsis, the same camera (a G.B. Bell Howell 'Autoload') and 100ft of 16mm Kodak Plus X film. Working independently, each movie-maker shot his own version of the story in the same location with the same girl in the leading part. The full story of EXERCISE MOVIE was published in Amateur Movie Maker August September 1958. Here are the results: .
Three copies of the same film on the same reel. A short comic film trying to give the view point that the customer is always correct.
Explains some common terms used to describe moving image shots and editing, with examples from various films.
PATHE NEWS No 57/23, ROCKET PLAN ANGERS ISLANDERS; LION AMONG THE PUPS; AND AIRLIFT TO ADVENTURE
Three Pathe news items:- the government's contentious idea to extend Benbecula airport to accommodate military rockets; a German animal story; a piece about British emigration to Australia and Canada
Producer, Associated British Pathe Ltd..
A folk-dancing festival in South Africa. The narration is in Afrikaans (?).
Credits: ph. F. Dixon, P. Lang, D. Millin also credited is a logo bearing the lettering "ons nuus".
Footage of the "Festival of Britain" ship arriving in Dundee.
SCOTLAND'S FESTIVAL YEAR, SKI JUMPING IN EDINBURGH
Footage of the 1951 Scottish Ski Jumping Competition on Braid Hills Edinburgh, including the event's preparation (which appears to include unloading crates of fresh snow delivered directly from Norway)
Brief views around Italian cities and towns in the aftermath of the 2nd World War. This film was shot in the summer of 1946, when the (unidentified) film-maker was engaged on a trip to the Mediterranean "as part of a board interviewing candidates from the three services who wished to train for the teaching profession" (see additional information).
Shots of a Hospital Stand, which is used to detect radioactivity in the body. The film shows clips of men in lab coats watching the machine as it moves into various positions.
A short trip through the Italian cities of Genoa and Milan, showing some of their main features and giving a sense of the rhythm of life therein.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: Grateful acknowledgement to Signor Giorgio Vercelli for his kind co-operation and guidance in the production of this film. .
A short picturesque trip through the Italian cities of Florence and Siena, highlighting the historic beauty of each.
Director, Enrico Cocozza. -- Credits: Grateful acknowledgement to Dr. Carlo Mathieu and to Dr. Maria Gloria Giuggioli Busacca for their active help in the production of this film. p.c. Supramont Pictures.
SAAC CRIEFF WEEKEND CROSS-CUT WITH SHOTS AT ZOO
Shots of early SAAC Crieff weekend cross-cut with shots at zoo.
Scenes around the city of Edinburgh in the late 1930s.
A garden party at Lauriston Castle, Edinburgh, showing Scottish country dancers performing on the grass, bagpipers and guests enjoying a chat and a cup of tea during their afternoon out. Footage of (?) being interviewed and brief shots of a dancing display at Murrayfield stadium.
Footage of St. Andrews from very early 1960s, focussing on the community.
SCENES FROM THE OPENING OF THE FORTH ROAD BRIDGE
Scenes from the opening of the Forth Road Bridge attended by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
QUEEN ELIZABETH II AND PRINCE PHILIP AT the 1964 Industrial Exhibition, Kelvinhall
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit an exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
Footage of a sheepdog trial, location unknown, possibly early 1950s?
General views at a large (male only) dinner party - possibly dinner to Sir Hugh Fraser, at the Central Hotel, Glasgow, 6th March 1961.
DEMONSTRATION IN SETTING UP A 16mm FILM PROJECTOR
A man is shown setting up a 16mm film projector.
Demonstration on setting up a 16mm film projector followed by general views at a shoe shop.
Records various track and field events at the 1956 Olympic Games, held in Melbourne, Australia. Includes medal ceremony and opening and closing celebrations.
A family film, showing the antics of children at play with the dog, parents and grandparents.
Credits: [filmed at Crieff Hydro, 1968] Jean and Edward Aldington, Fay and Ronnie Macluskie, Ian MacNeil, Archie Maclay, Bill Sheppard.
Demonstration of Laban method of movements for transference of weight. Two women show transporting, gestures, muscular tension, balance, adjacent and non-adjacent parts, elevation, leaping, take off and touch down, flight, degree and timing on their own and in sequence.
Producer, Scottish Educational Media Association (SEMA). -- Credits: Scottish Women's Keep Fit Association presents a training film on Transference of Weight demonstrated by Irene Reynolds and Dorothy Young pianist Evelyn Reekie comm.s. Ketherine M. Frost camera Adam H. Malcolm Made by Fife Branch SEMA .
Brief footage showing a man visiting the former Scottish Film Offices in Glasgow, where he has a film repaired.
First clip is of the City Chambers, the second is of Prestwick Airport.
PATHE NEWS No 64/73, ENTERPRISE SCOTLAND
Brief shots of the Queen and Duke at the 1964 Industrial Exhibition in Glasgow.
FOOTBALL INTERNATIONAL AT HAMPDEN PARK, SCOTLAND v. ENGLAND
Brief shots from Scotland v England football match at Hampden Park, Glasgow on 9th April 1960.
Depicts a golfing trip to St. Andrews, Fife. Shows men travelling from Dundee by steam train to St. Andrews station, views of the town and seafront as seen from the West Beach and records their game of golf on the Old Course.
Set in the former Scottish Central Film Library, this film demonstrates how to look after film, showing initial inspection, repair, cleaning work and how to lace up and operate a 16mm film projector safely and correctly.
This film contains various titles which would have been used to preface different categories of winning films at the Scottish Amateur Film Festival.
STEAM TRAIN 60836 AT WAVERLEY STATION, EDINBURGH
Records a steam train in Edinburgh Waverley train station, a group of men and boys photographing the event.
A meeting (of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers?) which shows Frank Marshall in conversation and a display cabinet full of his trophies and certificates.
BUCHANAN STREET AND ST. ENOCH'S RAILWAY STATIONS AND ST. ENOCH'S HOTEL
Shows life in and around the former Buchanan Street and St. Enoch's railway stations during the 1960s.
The last trolley bus week in Glasgow, 1967. Brief footage of trolley buses as they move around streets from the centre to the south-side of Glasgow (bound for Clarkston, Queen's Cross and Mount Florida)
Harvesting, processing and exporting tea leaves in India, Ceylon, Kenya and Indonesia for McGavins tea factory, with sampling and testing of tea, packaging and cargoes to be shipped across the globe.
Director, Nat & Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: ph. & sc. Nat & Nettie McGavin comm.s Bill Jack sd.rec Park Film Studios Ltd..
Shows the variety of materials and styles used for climbing walls, from the naturalistic example at Glenmore Lodge, Aviemore, to the portable, adaptable and cheap wooden versions in several Scottish schools. Examines in detail the excellent wall at Meadowbank Sports Stadium, Edinburgh.
Director, Pete Warrilow ; Producer, [p.c. Park Film Studios]. -- Credits: Climbing walls provide a training facility on which beginners can learn the elementary skills of movement and rope handling on a vertical or near vertical plane. They also provide a training medium for the maintenance and improvement of skill, strength and endurance for the more experienced rock climber sd. Colin Nicolson camera Pete Warrilow.
Medical film showing excerpts of two operations.
Mostly views of amateur horse show and riders, also some footage of polecat playing with little girl and close ups of rooks and starlings in their nests.
Children performing a play, then a brief shot of a boy playing the giutar with two girls singing alongside.
Various shots of the 1973 Off-shore Scottish Exhibition and Conference.
Brief shots of cinemas, pubs and casinos in Glasgow during the 1960s.
Princess Margaret visiting Cumbernauld. Shots of the houses and the Shopping Centre.
Shots of horse jumping and of a celebrity golf game.
An introduction into performance monitoring in a clock factory. The film shows workers being monitored as they perform their daily duties.
Film showing Aberdeen, the Granite City. It covers the monumental buildings, parks, university and the harbour in the late 1930s.
Producer, Jas. E. Henderson Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. John Macdougall.
Different shots of houses and streets in New Deer, Aberdeenshire.
Scenes inside a factory showing an arc furnace in action.
The film follows construction of ship No. 552, from March 1937 through to November 1937. 552 eventually became the Cunard liner, Queen Elizabeth.
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA PROMS CONCERT AT KELVINHALL, 1968
Footage of a Proms concert given by the Scottish National Orchestra at the Kelvin Hall 1968.
The (Royal attended) Braemar Games 1950, followed by footage of the presentation of the freedom of the city of Aberdeen to the Gordon Highlanders, 1949.
Shots of the different aircrafts at the Empire Air day at Dyce in 1948. Includes brief footage of hoverflies, De Havilland Dove and Avro Lancaster.
GORDON HIGHLANDERS' PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN 1949
The Duke of Gloucester, Colonel-in-Chief of the Gordon Highlanders accepts the freedom of the City of Aberdeen. Crowds watch the parade along Union Street.
Winston Churchill arrives in Aberdeen to receive the Freedom of the City and an LLD of its University. He parades along a crowded Union St. [See also refs. 2797, 4563]
Credits: J.E. Henderson Ltd., 377 Union Street, Aberdeen presents.
Footage of a European Cup basketball game between Boroughmuir Basketball Club sponsored by Royal Bank of Scotland and Levi's Flamingos from the Netherlands. Played at Meadowbank Indoor Stadium, Edinburgh. The match ended 120-70 in favour of the away team.
OPENING OF THE NEW ROYAL INFIRMARY BY THE DUKE & DUCHESS OF YORK, SEPT. 23 1936
The Duke and Duchess of York opening the New Royal Infirmary in Aberdeen, 1936.
This film takes a look at the life and work of David Livingstone, concentrating on the Livingstone house/museum, in Blantyre, Lanarkshire.
Director, John Baird, Charles J. Kerr ; Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: nar. Tom Smith technical adviser William Cunningham The Scottish National Memorial to David Livivngstone Trust acknowledges with gratitude the help of Zambia Information Services, Mrs Lesbia Scott (author of "I Sing a Song"), Tom Smith, Park Film Studios Ltd. Glasgow (soundtrack and live sequences), William Cunningham Livingston Recordings Ltd Scottish Educational Film Association, Lanarkshire Production Group, John Baird, Charles J. Kerr.
GLASGOW UNIVERSITY CELEBRATIONS AND CEREMONIES
Celebrations, ceremonies, and events at Glasgow University, circa early to mid 1950s, including graduations and a torchlight procession. Footage also includes a ceremony featuring Field Marshal Montgomery.
Nature film about the Slavonian Grebe and its nest.
People attending buffet lunch, milling around chatting, eating and drinking to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Scottish Film Council. Footage inside buildings at 16-17 Woodside Terrace, Glasgow. Personalities attending include Donald Elliot.
This film documents the work of Erskine Hospital, which cares for ex-servicemen and women in Scotland. Demonstrates different aspects of patient care and imaginative adaptations to disability - the hospital is shown as a home for patients as well as a starting point for rehabilitation.
Mostly shot around the Paddington area of London, this film tells the story of an encounter between a blind woman and a man after he assists her in crossing a busy road.
Director, Oscar Riesel. -- Credits: act. Ellen Blueth, John Colin continuity Jean Acland commentary devised and s. John Colin p. Oscar Riesel.
Follows the course of the Tweed from source to sea, showing the traditions and industries associated with Border country. Includes agricultural practices, fishing, tweed-making, historical abbeys and celebrations (including the installation of the Cornet at Peebles, quoits and procession at Innerleithen).
Set in Maryhill, this film follows the real-life story of priest Brendan Murphy and the obstacles he faces in starting a new church for the people newly housed in high-rise flats in the area.
Credits: sd. Park Film Studios religious adviser Rev. Brendan Murphy w. Lawrence Russell p. Lawrence Russell.
Various shots of Central Station, passengers using Glasgow Underground trains and busy street scenes.
General footage of children's horse show with shots of different events such as cantering and control of the animals. Shots of mountainous landscape with canoeist practicing on river and further shots of horse and foal in field, attended to by child.
Film about birds, their physical appearance and their nesting habitats.
Brief shots of Glasgow in the 1960's showing housing conditions and the construction of the M8 motorway. Both Glasgow and Strathclyde University buildings are shown as well.
Men fixing a component onto an electricity pylon.
A film following the training of Police Cadets in Aberdeen.
A film about the children of Scotscraig School, Paisley. Shots of pupils performing their daily activities, using teaching aids such as number, word and pattern puzzles. Shots of children receiving their daily treatment with the nurse, performing their stretches and exercises to help mobilise their limbs.
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: [sc. D.D. Smith camera Merricks Arnott sd. Park Film Studios lights. S.T.V.] .
Depicts the day to day workings of missionary hospital in Nazareth. Shows the town and surrounding countryside, people at market and at work, details the medical work of medical staff in the hospital, graduating nurses and the importance of religion in everyone's lives.
[filmed by Nat and Nettie McGavin]. -- Credits: [ph & nrr. : Nat & Nettie Mc Gavin comm. Rev. Dr. Ronald Falconer m. William H.Blakey sd. Park Film Studios Ltd.].
The building of the Dollan Swimming Baths, East Kilbride.
Credits: ? presents with Alan Wilson, Donald Black technical adviser John Robertson AMICE We acknowledge the co-operation given by The Economic League Tom Neville MICE in charge of construction recording Park Film Studios w. and p. Lawrence Russell .
Ceremony held in George Square, Glasgow by the Royal Institute for the Blind.
Credits: ph. Duncan Whyte sd. Park Film Studios Ltd. comm. & p. Collen Crews .
Film is a mish-mash of images. Seems to depict, in the main, various shots of the Royal Bank and its work around Scotland, concentrating on the main cities of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen.
An overview of the Glasgow Police Cadets physical training regime.
[Shotlisted from A&B rolls only]. Work inside the offices of Brunton Wire Works, Musselburgh.
General shots of the Edinburgh Tattoo with Pipe Band and dancers. Fetaures the story of "Greyfriars Bobby".
A Royal Bank of Scotland promotional film encouraging school leavers to consider a career in banking.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Hickie m. Andy Park nar. David Findlay.
Short film showing various leisure activities around an unidentified loch.
Advert for Grant's Furniture sale, featuring Kenneth McKellar.
The Queen and Prince Philip at a Highland festival with brief shots of a piper, Highland Cattle and a Thistle.
Story of a young boy and a man who go bird watching and build a "hide" so they can get closer to the birds.
A mixture of shots based around Glasgow University and its buildings.
Various shots of scenes around Glasgow, Glasgow University; Sewage Works, Clinic, School etc.
A promotional film for the Royal Bank of Scotland, focusing on current ideas and technology, and its branches throughout the country and internationally.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: nar. Frank H. Holland m. Andy Park .
GOLDEN WEDDING - NEW DEER, 27TH MARCH 1939
A film about a family celebration celebrating a Golden Wedding at New Deer, Aberdeenshire.
This film documents daily life in a centre for children with disabilities.
Credits: nar. Rev. L. Beattie Garden p. Ronald Hunston.
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS THROUGH THE HOLY LAND, a
General views of the towns, landscapes, people and their way of life in the countries of Israel, Lebanon and Jordan, focussing on significant Christian locations and places where Christ dwelt.
Director, Nat and Nettie McGavin . -- Credits: ph. and sc. Nat and Nettie McGavin nar. Rev. Ronald Falconer m. and m. p. William H. Blakey titles James A. Montgomery sd. rec. Park Film Studios Ltd..
This educational film looks at the ways in which the milk industry has been revolutionised by modern engineering and scientific invention.
Director, John Baird, Charles J. Kerr, Colin Lees, William Shaw ; Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group). -- Credits: nar. Tom Smith produced with the assistance of James A Brown, Gaindykehead, Airdrie; Hugh Robertson, S.C.W.S. Creamery, Wishaw; East Kilbride Dairy Farmers Ltd; Gibbs Dairy Ltd; Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society ltd; Scottish Milk Marketing Board sd. Park Film Studios Ltd. Glasgow [SEFA Lanarkshire Group being John Baird, Charles J. Kerr, Colin Lees, William Shaw].
RIDING FOR THE DISABLED; Hints for the Helpers
Horse riding for people with disabilities at Kilmardinny riding establishment, near Glasgow.
This film seems to focus on the leisure and recreation available for boys at Strathallan boarding school. [A&B Rolls and sep. track, therefore cannot fully shotlist at present time]
Credits: ph. Robert Galloway, Donald Gillanders, Ian Brabbs sd. and ed. Cameron Crawford continuity Alastair Caithness graphics Torquil Macleod m. Tom Ling .
Two different films showing clips of wounded soldiers.
Technically detailed account of an automatic panel sizing and sawing machine in operation at the Thomas White works, Paisley.
Shows the capture and transportation of the aardvark from Africa, and the animal in a zoo enclosure roaming around and feeding.
Two young men leave school and progress into their first job with the Royal Bank of Scotland, one in an industrial area and one in a rural community. The film traces their basic training and introduction to banking, the people they work with and the people they serve.
Director, [d. Douglas Gray] ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: [comm.s. Michael Elder].
The process of chain making, as seen in the Watson and McLean works, Glasgow.
Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: produced for Watson and McLean Ltd. Glasgow by Park Film Studios Ltd. .
Demonstrates how simple changes introduced to manufacturing and production processes save time, money and ease stress.
Producer, [p.c. Industrial Panel of the Scottish Film Council].
QUEEN MOTHER VISITS INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
Documents a visit by the Queen Mother (to the Industrial Exhibition of 1954 in the Kelvin Hall?)
This film documents the Scottish Arts Council exhibition of the work of Scottish artist Jessie M. King, giving a revue of her life and career.
Credits: museum education officer Louise Annand sc. Cordelia Oliver ph. Louise Annand, George Oliver nar. Howard Howie sd. Park Film Studio comm.s. Howard Howie Miss Merle Taylor and many other owners of Jessie King's works have most kindly allowed them to be photographed. The assistance of the Scottish Arts Council is gratefully acknowledged.
Film of an eye operation at the plastic surgery unit of Ballochmyle Hospital Scotland.
Credits: surgeon J.C. Mustarde ph. S. Crawford Filmed in the plastic surgery unit Ballochmyle Hospital Scotland.
Various sporting events sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland. Features a Pro-Am golf tournament featuring Sam Torrance and Henry Cooper, athletics at Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh; R.S.A.C. 1973 Scottish Rally, equestrian events, cross country running, shooting and swimming.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: nar. David Findlay sc. Percy Huggins.
Various scenes showing Glasgow's industrial side, with shots from factories, the building of the motorway bridge at the clyde and the cranes situated along the Clydeside.
A story of the Nazarene hospital maintained by the Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society and of the people of Galilee who come for healing. [See also refs. 4044 and 4048].
Director, Nat and Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: w. and filmed by Nat and Nettie McGavin with additional sequences by Douglas Gray nar. Tom Fleming m. recorded in Nazareth sd. Park Film Studios.
This short film records a test flight of "Concorde test aircraft 002".
Follows the Burns & Laird Lines ferry "Lion" on the old Ardrossan - Belfast route.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: devised by Douglas Gray m. d. John Currie with Ian Wallace and the New Glasgow Singers sd. Kenneth Andrew.
A little short documentary of life on the farm. Showing the farmer harvesting his crops, tending to his animals, and taking the sheep to market. It also shows the farmers wife feeding the hens and the children helping to stack the grain.
The film shows the development of paper and how its success travelled throughout the world until it finally reached Britain. The versatility of paper was demonstrated as the various uses for the commodity were explored. Finally the process of paper making was explained in a step by step process.
Director, Henry Cooper ; Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd. of Edinburgh. -- Credits: auth. Stuart Legg nar. Alastair MacIntyre and Tom Flemming camera. Gordon MacKay.
A detailed overview of the landscape and wildlife of the Western Highlands through the seasons.
Director, Ian Ferguson ; Producer, p. Edgar Anstey. -- Credits: ph. Ronald Craigen and John Buxton following research by John Buxton ed. John Legard p. ass. Trevor Roe, Robert Heaney, Richard Morse, Donald Washbourne comm. w. by Harry Green comm. s. Stephen Murray m. composed by Edward Williams sd. rec. Anvil Films Ltd. assoc. p. John Legard in charge of production Edgar Anstey A BTF production.
Medical film showing the medical procedures involved in a lung operation.
A medical film about a woman having an operation on her head to try and cure her balance and stop her hands from shaking.
Documents the construction of a coal mine.
A film about the process of making wire, and wire mesh. The various processes involved in making wire from metal ingots are shown stage by stage. The factory exports larger gauge wire to New York. Both men and women were active workers within the factory operating the various machines and production lines.
Gurkhas visiting Edinburgh, the film shows them sightseeing and taking part in the Edinburgh Tattoo.
This film tells the amusing story of a children's dog show and features a range of different breeds.
Lanarkshire schools celebrate the centenary of the Scottish Education Act 1872.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Hickie nar. Ian Gilmour .
Diagrams demonstrating tide patterns on seashore at various times of the year.
Takes a look at the provision of water in the arid lands of East Pakistan, highlighting in particular its role in farming / agriculture.
Director, Elizabeth Balneaves ; Producer, Park Film Studios. -- Credits: w. Elizabeth Balneaves assisted by Stewart Johnston.
Many shots from many different angles of a digger mining loose earthy rock and then coal from an open cast quarry. See also Refs. 0078 and 2904 for similar films.
A girl wins an art competition at school (Notre Dame) and the prize is a trip to Loch Lomond.
Producer, p. Lawrence Russell. -- Credits: m.p.c. Rosaleen Glancy and the Ogilvie Singers conducted by Margaret Shiels sd. fx. J. & P. Douglas sd. rec. Park Film Studios we aknowledge the co-operation given by Notre Dame High School, Caledonian Steam Packet Co., British Railways sc. Lawrence Russell .
Repeated footage of people leaving their houses and travelling to work. (Possibly taken from a Royal Bank of Scotland film).
Travelling through Mandalay, Amarapura, down the Irrawaddy river to Rangoon and close to the Chinese border at Bhamo, this film visits beautiful pagodas and palaces, witnesses the silk weaving and teak trades and observes everyday life of the Burmese people.
An educational film showing the reasons for the new modules which were based on three new themes, Communication, Craft & Design and Technology.
Producer, Jordanhill College Film Unit. -- Credits: devised by George Campbell, James Hamilton, Ian Hislop, Rosaleen Rentoul ph. & ed. Gus MacAulay, sd. rec. Rohn Reid, nar. John Shedden, d. David Butts.
Shows the various processes of testing and distillation involved in making whisky. Shots of Ballantines distillery, bottling and packaging on factory production line and an evening reception where people relax and enjoy a dram.
YOUNG CRAFTSMEN: The XIV International Apprentice Competition, Glasgow 1965
A record of the 14th Annual International Apprentice Competition, the film shows young craftsmen from ten countries competing in categories ranging from metal turning and carpentry to electronics and plumbing. Social activities and the breadth of Scottish industry are also highlighted.
Director, Douglas Gray ; Producer, Park Film Studios Ltd. -- Credits: This film was made for the Scottish Advisory Committee in connection with the XIV International Apprentice Competition sponsored by the City and Guilds of London Institute. nar. Magnus Magnusson sd. Kenneth Andrew produced by Park Film Studios Ltd, Glasgow, Scotland.
The film documents a trip to Rome made by a group of Roman Catholic clergymen, showing general sights around Rome itself by day and night and a ceremony at which the Pope was in attendance.
[Lacks continuity]. Features children at play in urban and rural settings, sports, footage of the West End, Loch Lomond and police training college at Tulliallan, Kincardinshire.
GLASGOW AND ITS NEIGHBOURING ATTRACTIONS
A documentary style film exploring the city of Glasgow. There are shots from the city centre to the West End with panoramic views over the entire skyline. There are also scenes from the Edinburgh Tattoo and coastal towns.
The Mickel family on Woodcote Mains having fun rolling Easter Eggs.
A general overview of the Ambassador Whisky distillery, and its whisky being sampled on social occasions.
Reel 2 of a film advertising the Cine-Kodak Special camera. Its features are detailed and examples of each are given.
WATERTON COATING FACTORY ECK CALENDER: Improved Method of Reel Changing
This film contrasts the "old" and "improved" methods of winching huge paper rolls into position for processing at the Waterton Coating Factory.
Credits: operatives W. Thomson, W. Chalmers, G. Barron Devised by the Work Study Dept., Stoneywood Works.
Footage in factory floor showing industrial chain manufacture by man, woman and machine.
Record of a residential outward bound course attended secondary pupils from St. Columba High School, Coatbridge, possibly based at Kerswell. Pupils are seen engaging in various activities such as sailing, canoeing, orienteering, field trips, singalongs and discussion groups.
Records a holiday journey through Japan in April - cherry blossom time. Shows peasants working in the fields cultivating tea and young girls diving for pearl oysters. Visits are paid to ancient Shinto shrines and Buddist temples, some of which are surrounded by typical Japanese gardens, as well as recording Tokyo city, shipbuilding and a brief glimpse of Hiroshima.
Director, Nat and Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: [nar. Alex. Allan titles James A. Montgomery sd. Park Film Studios].
This film traces the history of the clan Fraser from William the Conqueror's invasion of England c1066 to modern times. The story is illustrated with shots of landscape, battle sites, castles, paintings, drawings, WW2 footage and modern day country life.
Director, Graham Stewart ; Producer, p. Graham Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Paul Davies sc. and research John Grant ph. Michael Smith, Lewis McLeod mus. Muir Mathieson comm. w. Glyn Jones nar. James Robertson Justice .
STEEL ENGINEERING MACHINERY, POSSIL ENGINE WORKS
REEL I Repeated shots of heavy engineering machinery, some for bending plate steel and some for finely shaping metal cylinders. Also includes demonstrations of a smaller 'metal bending' machine. REEL II Trims of planing and shearing machinery, bending rolls for steel plates at Possil Engine Works, Glasgow.
A study of the Geology of the volcanic district of North-East Ireland, Arran and the Inner Hebrides.
Credits: w. F.G. Hollands nar. Richard Baker distrib. Rank Film Library.
Takes a look at the ways in which the face of the Highlands has changed towards modern demands.
Director, Peter Boulton ; Producer, Boulton-Hawker Films. -- Credits: produced in association with The Educational Foundation for Visual Aids with the co-operation of the National Committee for Audio-Visual Aids in Education educational adviser Dennis Walshaw ph. Peter Boulton maps Gladys Catterall, John Catterall, Anne Marie Boulton.
SCOTLAND: The Southern Uplands And Central Lowlands
A survey of the industries and agriculture of the Southern Upland And Central Lowland regions of Scotland.
Director, Peter Boulton ; Producer, Boulton-Hawker Films. -- Credits: produced in association with The Educational Foundation For Visual Aids with the co-operation of The National Committee for Audio-Visual Aids in Education educational adviser Dennis Walshaw ph. Peter Boulton maps Gladys Catterall, John Catterall, Anne Marie Boulton distrib. Boulton-Hawker Films Ltd. & The Educational Foundation for Visual Aids .
Television documentary showing the training of nursery nurses. The film explores the training given to the nurses and how the nurses use this training in their job. The documentary follows the nurses through various types of nurseries i.e.. day nurseries, boarding nurseries etc. [The nurseries used in the documentary were based in Glasgow].
Producer, BBC TV. -- Credits: Introduced by Peter West cameraman Alex Scott sd. rec. John Evans film ed. Jock Clark p. Gordon Menzies.
Educational film about the process of reproduction and a discussion on how "Life goes on...", how throughout our life time most people will grow up to have children of their own.
Director, Alan Wallis ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presented by. Dr. K. John Dennis sc. Dr. K. Dennis and Peter Webb graphics. Sandy Massie and Douglas Hammersley design. Eric Mollart ed. Elizabeth Garrett.
Educational programme with Dr. K. John Dennis on the subject of Living and Growing. School children are in the studio to ask the doctor questions on the subject.
Film discussing the process and different stages of pregnancy focusing on the growth of the baby.
Educational film examining the different stages involved in pregnancy.
Ediucational film which examines the change in adolescents bodies as they go through puberty.
An educational programme examining the differences between male and females. The programme explains the reproductive system and explains the reasons for the differences.
An educational film examining the similarities between people from the same family. Children inheriting characteristics from their parents. Complex nature of humans.
An educational programme about the process of living and growing. The film explores the nature of people from the baby stage to old age. Properties of living things; eating, drinking, excretion, respiration and reproduction.
Producer, Gateway Films. -- Credits: film ed. & sc. Hugh Baddeley ph. in Scotland Graham Smart ph. in Nigeria Raymond Wood & Austin Sparke comm.s. Marjorie Dalziel artwork, African scenes Ian Armour-Chelu.
This film shows how hay is made and stored.
Director, R. Douglas Scobie ; Producer, The South of Scotland Electricity Board Public Relations Department. -- Credits: agricultural advisor R.M.T. Wilson.
Looks at the problem posed by the search for oil offshore and explains many of the techniques used, both in the shallow waters of the continental shelf and in sea too deep for anchorage.
Director, Ferdinand Fairfax ; Producer, Shell Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Mike Delaney with additional ph. Lewis Mcleod, Norman Wallis, Ronnie Fox-Rogers and camera assistants Tony Browning, Terry Winfield sd. Roy Charman assisted by George Rice ed. Stephen Marians, John Macpherson assisted by Melvin Simson, Cynthia Pendry unit man. Greg Younger p. Derek Armstrong.
Film about two neighbours who start feuding over who has the right to a flower which has started to grow on the divide between their houses. The feud ends with the death of both neighbours...the message of the film being "Love Your Neighbour".
Director, Norman Mclaren. -- Credits: filmed with Grant Munro, Jean Paul Ladouceur, Wolf Koeing & Clarke Daprato.
Safety procedures and working conditions on oil rigs in the Norwegian North Sea. Features footage of rig operation, the diving crew, and safety measures taken on the 'Ekofisk' rig, operated by Phillips Petroleum from 1971.
Shots of sea-bird colonies on islands in the Tertiary volcanic district- the Shiant Isles, Canada, Arran, Ailsa Craig. Sequences were also shot on Farne Islands and Isle of May. Birds hown include terns, herringgull, greater and lesser blackbacked gulls, eider duck, black guillemot, puffins, shags, kittiwakes, fulmar.
Producer, Rank Organisation . -- Credits: comm.s. Richard Baker w. F.G. Hollands distrib. Rank Film Library.
Deals with natural flora and shows plants which have colonised Tertiary volcanic rocks. Habitat factors - determining distribution of plants - are described. Mossy saxifrage, bog myrtle, sphagnum moss, cottongrass, sea campion, sea-pink are among the plants shown.
Producer, Rank Organisation. -- Credits: comm.s. Richard Baker w. F.G. Hollands distrib. Rank Film Library.
A training film from Coats Thread Makers. The film shows the machines which are used to spin and and put the thread onto spindles. The film was to show employees how to clean and maintain these machines to ensure that they stayed in perfect working order. [no intertitles]
Producer, Campbell Harper Films. -- Credits: J. & P. Coats Ltd. The End..
SHELL EXPRO NORTHERN OPERATIONS ABERDEEN
An overview of Shell's Aberdeen North Sea oil industry. Shows how rigs are transported and placed at sea, how oil is collected, brought back to land, and stored. Features St. Fergus, Torry Base, Tullos Office, Marywell Pipeyard, Airport Terminal, Sumburgh, Holmsgarth and Sullom Voe.
Credits: presented to Fred Chate by his friends at Tullos.
Film showing Glasgow's steel industry in the shipyards along the River Clyde.
Director, Tony Thompson ; Producer, DATA Film. -- Credits: Made in co-operation The National Committee for Visual Aids in Education. cameraman W. Pollard ass. Charles Smith, Basil Somner & Teddy Mason ed. Dick Storey p. Jack Chambers .
Set amongst the Cairngorm and Torridon mountains, this film gives instruction about how to navigate and survive in varying outdoor conditions. We witness a group of secondary age schoolchildren undergo training at Glenmore Lodge and successfully complete an unaccompanied climb.
Director, John Bennett. -- Credits: The group: John Craig, Jane Gair, Bruce Graham, Graeme Livingstone, Sheena McAuley, Colin McCurdy, Edward McGeachie, Kirsty McPherson, Alistair Morris The instructors: Tim Walker, Blyth Wright ph. Trevor Walker sd. Nigel Davis, Ernest Marsh ed. David Capey written by John Bennett technical adviser Fred Harper p. Gerard Holdsworth made in association with Glenmore Lodge National Outdoor Training Centre The producers wish to thank Elizabeth Matthews and the domestic staff of Glenmore Lodge and all other individuals and organisations who by advice or participation made the project possible.
Set in Lithgow's shipyard, Greenock, this film records the shipbuilding process from drawing board to launch.
Records the changes made to housing conditions in Inverness, showing the move away from old, crowded tenement conditions to the newly constructed housing estates with gardens and leisure amenities nearby. Also shows Inverness town centre.
Director, James S. Nairn ; Producer, [attrib. Campbell Harper Films]. -- Credits: ph. James S. Nairn .
CLYDE TO KALAHARI: The Background To Dr. Livingstone's Greatest Expedition
Director, P.Raymond Wood. -- Credits: sc. and ed. Hugh Baddeley nar. Ian Wallace The production of this film was made possible by grants from The J. Arthur Rank Charity Trust, Batelys of Yorkshire ltd., Educational Films of Scotland and The David Livingstone Trust illustrations Ladybird Books Ltd. Of Loughborough.
Narrated by Sean Connery, this film takes us on a scenic and informative tour around the castles of Scotland.
Director, Austin Campbell ; Producer, Austin Campbell. -- Credits: nar. Sean Connery adv. John Prebble, F.R.S.L. & Iain Cameron Taylor, F.S.A.Scot. ph. Guy Borremans, Edward McConnell, Gordon Coull ed. Austin Campbell m. Thea Musgrave cond. Marcus Dods sd. ed. Tom Scott Robson p. ass. Juliette Campbell.
Documents the processing of esparto grass into paper at a pulp mill (Auchmuty?).
Shows the process of making home-made bread. Includes intertitles.
Director, The Edinburgh College of Domestic Science ; Producer, Campbell Harper. -- Credits: ph. and ed. Alan J. Harper sc. The Edinburgh College of Domestic Science.
Promotes the use of quick frozen foods in the catering business.
Credits: Smethursts Foods Ltd. wish to acknowledge the co-operation of John Fuller (director Scottish Hotel School), G.W.E. Castens (Siesta Restaurant, Sussex), D. Lavender (Forte's & Co., London), T. Ormiston (Unilever), Jean Vincent (Westminster Hotel School), Ralph Coombes (Bird's Eye Foods).
A programme aimed at secondary school Geography pupils, regarding the industries around Invergordon . How the geography of the land and sea contributes to the success of Highland Fabricators, pipe coating and British Aluminium Company and the smelter at Invergordon.
Credits: New Industrial Landscapes presented by Jennifer MacIntyre.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features interior shots of men precision machining metal objects - drilling, planing, turning, forming screws and shaping objects skillfully by manually operating machinery. [mute A&B rolls]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme is the second part of 'Getting Married'. In this programme, we see teenage girls interviewing a man at the Glasgow Registry office, and learning about all the planning involved in getting married, touring around shops looking at wedding dresses, florists, photographers, hotels, shoe shops and hairdressers.
Views around Scott's of Greenockshipyard as a large ship, the Jag Priya, nears completion.
Director, B. Duncan. -- Credits: ph. M. Ford.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this series of three programmes was made for students of CSYS Geography and focusses on a rural survey of Aberfoyle. They take the form of discussions and field explorations between Joy Tivy, an academic from Glasgow University, and the work of a student, Robert C. Mathie. Programme 1 illustrates the methods used to analyse the form and function of Aberfoyle. Programme 2 explores the methods and problems of land use and land mapping. Programme 3 discusses the problems and techniques of interviewing.
Producer, Glasgow ETV. -- Credits: introduced by Roderick C. Henderson BSc the tutor Joy Tivy BA, BSc, PhD, FRSGS the student Robert C. Mathie acknowledgements to The Forestry Commission and the staff of the David Russell Lodge Maps reproduced from or based on Ordnance Survey maps with the sanction of the Controller of HM Stationery Office. Crown Copyright reserved. A Glasgow ETV Production.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features an interview with an elderly lady, Mrs White. Footage is of talking head only. [mute A&B Rolls]
MODERN STUDIES PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASSROOM DISCUSSION
A& B Rolls and track of a Glasgow ETV programme describing the work of a Moderrn Studies lesson and the objectives this type of ‘newer’, ‘work-based’ learning hopes to achieve. The picture shows general views inside a classroom, the track is double the length and as well as classroom activity, depicts the work of a carpet factory (Templetons) and follows the pupils on a visit to find out what the world of work is really all about.
Mute A& B Rolls of 'Up, Down and Across', a Glasgow ETV programme that appears to be based on agriculture / science. Footage of presenter in field of cattle, a balloon filled with water is released over field and general views of construction work as a pipe is laid in the ground.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features elderly people 'disco' dancing with teenagers, probably during a visit to the home from pupils of a Modern Studies class. Buffet is served, and we see the people chatting to one another. [mute A&B rolls]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme explores the theme 'Getting On At Work' faced by school leavers. Footage of two main employers 'Murray Pipework Limited' and 'D & H Cohen' is shown, with pupils able to see the metalwork and sewing work there in action and interview staff. Issues such as Health and Safety are also covered. [A&B Rolls, mute]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme discusses the problems faced by young school leavers in the 1970s as they struggle to find employment. [mute A&B rolls]
An insight into the daily life of various skilled and unskilled workers who make up the team on a Wimpey Homes building site in Glasgow.
Director, Bob Duncan. -- Credits: nar. Bill Paterson with the voice of Dave Smith and employees on the Townhead Site of George Wimpey & Co. Ltd film unit Mario Ford, John McNeill, Colin McNab, Brian Crumlish.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features visits to prehistoric sites in Scotland, including Dunadd Fort. Fooitage includes standing stones, cave drawings and the general architecture of the stones. [mute A&B rolls]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme centres on canoeing on the Clyde River. Secondary school children are seen canoeing though the city centre, under bridges, coming from and finally ending up in a more rural setting (unidentified, possibly the Ayrshire coast or Helensburgh direction?). There is also an amount of interview talking head. [mute A&B rolls]
Not yet shotlisted. Three part educational film, following a group of S.Y.S. Geography pupils from Hillhead High School, on their field trip to the Kindrogen Centre, Strathardle, Perthshire.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme shows the delivery of a three course meal to an elderly lady in a tenenent flat, by the WRVS 'Meals on Wheels' service. A schoolgirl helps to deliver the food.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme is concerned with the work on a farm in an unidentified market town (possibly Dumfries & Galloway?). There are scenic shots of fields, cattle and sheep as well as a combine harvester in action. There is a also a shot of a 'Milk Express' tank lorry being filled up with fresh milk.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme, in two parts, tracks the history of the Education Act (?) [mute A&B rolls]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme focusses on the responsibilities faced by young school leavers regarding proper money management and budgeting. The footage records customer offers by various banks and building societies in Glasgow, footage inside shops and supermarkets regarding special deals and vox pops with pedestrians in Glasgow City Centre, presumably concerning personal finances.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme shows a typical Saturday in the life of a group of Glasgow teenagers, whether doing a paper round or working in a shop. Includes footage of the Barras, city centre shops, Kelvingrove Museum and a house party.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme explores the possibility of joining a trade union upon leaving school. Footage includes demonstrations by striking female workers, interior footage of the clothes manufacturing factory they work at, shots inside the works canteen and plenty of confrontation and vox pops at the picket line.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this is Programme 4 in the series 'Clydespan'. Features a mute talking head of captain of boat on the Clyde. Footage is of the sights along the Clyde, including other vessels, a submarine and lighthouse. [mute A&B rolls]
Director, David K. Thomson ; Producer, Glasgow Films Ltd. -- Credits: Chairman Sydney Smith, C.B.E., M.Inst Gas E, F.Inst F Deputy Chairman H.R.Hart, T.D., MSMA.F.S.S Full-Time Member D.D.Melvin M.Inst Gas E Part-Time Members The Right Honourable The Earl of Balfour F.R.S.A., Sir John CARMICHAEL K.B.E, K. DONACHY O.B.E, The Right Honourable The Lord Geddes C.B.E., D.L. M.A., Sir David Milne G.C.B, Sir Robert Nimmo, J.P.Chairman of the Consultative Council PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Secretary A.T.HERD Chief Financial Officer A.F.POLLOK M.A.B COM, C.A. Chief Engineer T.S.RICKETTS M.Inst Gas E Area Manager D.BEAVIS A.M.MECH E. M Inst Gas E Personnel Manager C.MURDOCH C.B.E. Main Contractors For the Westfield Works : Humphreys & Glasgow Limited THE LURGH PRESSURE CLASSIFICATION PROCESS PIONEERED BY : Lurgi Gesellschaft, MBH LURGH HAUS, FRANKFURT - AM - MAIN, GERMANY Pioneered by Glasgow Films Ltd for the Scottish Gas Board.
The story of a camp for boys in the Highlands. We witness the arrival of boys in Dalguise, the setting up of camp tents, equipment inspection, preparation of food outdoors, visit to a hydroelectric dam (Loch Awe?), hill rambling and rock scrambling, various team sports , an evening of music and drama and the presentation of the 'cock' to the winning 'clan'.
Director, Pat McCourt. -- Credits: produced by the Scottish Industrial Sports Association.
This film covers camp activities enjoyed by the boys at Dalguise. Divided into sections, the film records hillwalking (map and compass), camp inspection, the preparation of food (3 square meals per day), a trip around loch ordie, a musical concert given by the boys (a cat's concert) and sports day.
Credits: Scottish Industrial Sports Association presents p. L.A. Russell .
The annual get together of shepherds in Renfrewshire. This film shows work of shepherds and dogs in rounding up the sheep for clipping is shown, as is the correct way to shear, roll and tie the sheepskin. Shows the use of hand shears.
Director, Andrew McTaggart and Mel Robinson. -- Credits: ph. co-director and ed. Mel Robinson shepherd Alec Beaton [sd. Jonathan McNaughton].
The story of a week's camp for boys in the Highlands. We witness the arrival of boys in Dalguise, the setting up of camp tents, equipment inspection, preparation of food outdoors, visit to a hydroelectric dam (Loch Awe?), various team sports including athletics, volleyball and tug-of-war, a dramatic play and the presentation of the 'cock' to the winning 'clan'.
Credits: SISA The story of a week's camp in the Highlands. It's object- to continue the tradition and purpose of the Duke of York's Camp. organised by The Scottish Industrial Sports Association in conjunction with the Central Council of Physical Recreation and Scottish Association of Boys Clubs. we are indebted to Lord Bilsland of Kinrara and Sir Murray Stephen for their patronage, practical assistance and interest, which helped materially to make this venture possible. To the industrial firms without whose support with nominees and finances the camp would not have taken place. To the schools for their ready co-operation and enthusiastic interest. camp commandant Dr. Stewart Mackintosh (Director of Education, Glasgow) comm. W.D. Lorimer (Joint Managing Director, North British Locomotive Co. Ltd).
An overview of the gatherings and goings-on at the Scottish-German Centre, Glasgow.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group) . -- Credits: p. Louise Annand assisted by Cosmos Julien, John McPhee, Flora Ritchie, John Rocichioli.
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT: A Look At The Life Of David Steel MP (Liberal)
Aimed at secondary school modern studies pupils, this film describes the work of an MP. Mr. Steel gives a tour around the Houses of Parliament in London explaining how voting works; describes his daily business there four days a week; takes us around his Borders constituency highlighting the importance of participating in community events such as the Common Riding and dealing with people's concerns at local surgery and gives the advantages and disadvantages of being an MP, as regards family life and personal satisfaction gained. Ends with election procedures and his victory.
Credits: 'scene' ph. Martin Singleton, Michael Shepherd, Norman Shepherd sd. Duncan Fraser, Andrew Boulton, Charles Clark film ed. Margarette Bendall series ed. Ronald Smedley.
A film about the children of Scotscraig School, Paisley. Shots of pupils performing their daily activities, using teaching aids such as number, word and pattern puzzles.
Credits: comm. Arthur P. Brittin sd. Leevers Rich Ltd. London. m. selected by Peter F. Johnston, violin. James G.F. Murray, Choir. Pupils of Knowetop & Calder Schools. recordings. Alexander Biggar Ltd. tech. adv. Charles Leghorn.
Views of Christmas lights at nightime in Perth. General views of Argyll scenery.
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features an SRA Reading Laboratory in progress in a school classroom [mute A&B rolls]
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this film is concerned with the processes involved in keeping cattle on a farm in Kilmarnock. The cattle feeding and being kept in byre are shown and there are much interview shots of the farmer.
This film covers the story of the Brent oil pipeline, situated in the North Sea, north-east of the Shetland Islands. Concentrates on engineering and physical aspects of the oil industry, and is illustrated with numerous diagrmas and models explaining how the pipeline works.
A survey as a result of the "crash crisis" of July 20th.
Director, Phillip Casson ; Producer, Granada. -- Credits: introduced by Nicholas Harman, with Bill Grundy and Brian Inglis des. Colin Rees, ed. Don Kelly research Jo Durden-Smith, Tim Thomas .
Dramatised story of a young woman from Glasgow who decides to give up her secretarial job to join the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. She travels to London, Paris and Dublin to study, before finally returning to Glasgow to work with the poor.
Producer, p. Lawrence Russell. -- Credits: Margaret Barrett as Mary Chapman religious adviser Rev J. Calahan m. Sister Cecilia sd. Frank Malloy filmed in France, England, Ireland and Scotland.
1500 ALL CORRECT SIR: A Report On A Scottish Prison
Documentary on the functioning of Barlinnie prison.
Producer, Jordanhill College Film Unit. -- Credits: acknowledgements to the Scottish Prison Service and Scottish Home and Health Department, D. Mackenzie governor of Barlinnie Prison, the staff and inmates.
Follows the conception of a secondary school field project, the history of Riccarton Estate (Edinburgh), through to its implementation by the pupils.
This film follows a secondary school geography class on their field trip to Kindrogan Field Centre.
Producer, Jordanhill College Film Unit. -- Credits: devised by Geography Department Jordanhill College .
CHILDREN GROWING: Report From Kilquhanity House
Documentary on an "alternative" school at Kilquhanity, Kirkcudbrightshire. Shots of the children partaking in the various activities, crafts and lessons available. For example: pottery, woodwork, cooking and other housework, maths, english, drawing, football, outdoor field trip, tending to cattle.
Producer, Jordanhill College Film & TV Unit.
A teacher visits the town of Carradale, conducting interviews and collecting observations of the area, to prepare a geography project for her class.
Documentary on city planning and the development areas in Glasgow c1970.
Producer, [p.c. Audio-Visual Dept, Jordanhill College of Education (?)].
Records a trip to South Africa made by Nat and Nettie McGavin. Includes places such as Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Sea Point, Pretoria, the Vaal River, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and the Victoria Falls.
This film, set on a livestock farm, illustrates how the farmer rears and tends to his calves.
Director, David Edwards. -- Credits: ph. & p. Peter S. Lucas the director gratefully acknowledges the help given by Messrs G.W. Lambie and sons, Joseph Cumming and James Thomson.
A teacher prepares a project for his class on the many bridges spanning the lower Clyde. Shots of Albert St. Bridge, South Portland Street suspension bridge (and pedestrians crossing it), Glasgow bridge (and traffic crossing over it), Central Railway bridge (and trains crossing over it), Kingston bridge (with views of ships in dock beside bridge), the incomplete Erskine Bridge, still under construction. Finally, shots of traffic driving off and on the Erskine ferry.
A group of school children carry out a survey of the traffic passing by at Anniesland Cross.
This documentary film records the morning routine of a family living in a two room tenement flat, as they wash and eat breakfast in their kitchen. Most shots observe unsafe housing and the dereliction of shipyards in Govan.
A film highlighting the 'Social Problems' that were created when the slum clearance in the Gorbals began. There are shots of the Gorbals before demolition and then footage of the vast housing estates which the people of the Gorbals were sent to. There are interviews from former residents talking about the loss of community spirit as neighbours, friends and family were sent to different areas. The interviewees also complained about the lack of amenities that were available in their estates.
Slates of the Community Programmes Unit documentary on the work of the People's Palace Museum in Glasgow and its role in recording working class history.
A group of boys accidentally become embroiled in a bungled art theft, in this fast-paced fictional adventure film. Two stolen oil paintings are thrown from a moving train, and the film follows the ensuing chase for their recovery, involving diving, secret passageways, caves and morse code.
Director, Frederick W. McLeod ; Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: with Tommy Sinclair, Graham Reid, Ronald Farquhar, Paul Cook, Michael Graham, Joseph McLeod, Colin Cameron and William Crichton, Archie Cook, Alistair Beattie, Frank Reid, Jack Mackintosh, Norman Joss. principal ph. Ronald C. Miller add. ph. William N. Arthur.
Boys enjoy line-fishing in Aberdeen harbour, general views of the harbour itself. Exterior footage of Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology.
FESTIVAL OF BON ACCORD PARADE: July 31st 1965
A record of the 1965 Bon Accord Parade in Aberdeen. Various colourful floats make their way down Union Street, crowds cheer and the Floral Queens are awarded prizes.
Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: Mr Cosmo Presents organised by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Festival of Bon Accord Parade sponsored by the Scottish Daily Express .
An educational exchange made by Scottish youngsters to Kentucky in America.
Director, [d. Ron Miller] ; Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: m. and comm. members of the group camera Fred McLeod .
The construction of 'Highland Two', second of two major oil drilling and production structures for British Petroleum's Forties Field, at the Nigg yard of Highlands Fabricators. The film follows the engineering techniques employed, enabling completion of the structure seven weeks ahead of schedule.
Director, Douglas Coopey ; Producer, Highland Film Unit. -- Credits: title m. Rosshire Schools Band conductor Bill Beaton, by kind permission of Arthur Brocklebank, Director of Music, Highland Region filming and direction by Doug Coopey, Highland Film Unit, Aberdeen ph. Douglas Coopey post-production facilities Group Five A Brown & Root-Wimpey Highlands Fabricators Ltd Production.
Day-to-day workings of the esteemed woollens manufacturer, Crombies of Aberdeen. Interiors of the factory, where wool undergoes various mechanical processes. It is sorted, cleaned, dyed and separated into fine thread for weaving. The wool is then packed and made ready to be shipped for export.
The Braemar Highland Gathering, its traditions, sporting events and competitions, seen through the eyes of an American.
Director, John MacDougall ; Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: ph. John MacDougall comm. Jack Watson (Detroit, USA) sd. Ron Miller, Alan Stott produced by James E. Henderson .
A record of a major pipeline being put into position in a North Sea oilfield, aided by Comex Diving Ltd.
An amateur film made about amateur film-makers. A new member is introduced to the work of the Aberdeen and District Cine Club.
Director, Aberdeen and District Cine Club.
The Duke and Duchess of York at Inverness Station, prior to their departure for Skye. The opening ceremony of Inverness municipal airport by his Grace the Duke of Sutherland, at which there is a demonstration jump by champion parachutist John Tranum. The Inverness-Orkney plane is christened by Mrs. Donald McDonald of Scorguie. Passengers board the plane, speeches are made and the plane takes off.
Credits: [believed commissioned by Malcolm "Pop'' Roberts, cinema manager ].
A record of the work inside Richards hosepipe factory of Aberdeen. Includes pipe weaving, safety checks and firemen using the finished article.
Comic performance by one of the characters from Scotland the What?. An Aberdeen football fan addresses a humorous good luck message to his team, on behalf of the fictitious village of Auchterturra. Expresses his unhappiness at being unable to be at the match himself.
A day in the life of the last line fisherman in Aberdeenshire, Norman Grant of Collieston, with a voiceover giving details of his work.
Director, A. Stott ; Producer, Clansman Films.
A helicopter lands on an oil rig helipad.
Women working in the Aberglen-Intel fish filleting production line.
A brief account of the life and work of Scottish biologist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, John Boyd Orr.
General views of the Collieston Gala Day, July 1958, a swimming event arranged by Dee Swimming club and visitors from nearby ship HMS Scott.
Documents the work of marine biologists at the Aberdeen Marine Laboratory.
Director, N.T. Nicoll ; Producer, Marine Laboratory Aberdeen, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland. -- Credits: ed. N.T.Nicoll.
This amateur film concerns the development of the Aberdeenshire oil infrastructure.
The story of the BP Forties oil pipeline.
Director, John Armstrong ; Producer, Pelican Films. -- Credits: ph. Ron Bicker, E. van der Enden, Peter Jessop, Don Long, Arthur Wooster ed. Peter Musgrave nar. Derek Williams mus. Wilfred Josephs maps Geographical Projects graphics Camera Effects.
Strange film about ghost/spirits etc (?).
COCK O' THE NORTH: The Gordons Through History
Film tracing the Gordons through history.
Shots of HMS Thornham leaving Aberdeen Harbour with a crew onboard. The ship sails away from the Harbour into the North sea. Shots of the crew and int. and ext. shots of the ship. There is a life saving exercise were a crew member has to retrieve a basket from the water. The ship then sails back into Aberdeen Harbour.
Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: camera. Ron Millar & Robert Stephen s. Stuart Bruce stills. Fred Mcleod.
Aberdeen oil related footage. Aerials over Aberdeen, Aberdeen harbour. General views of helicopters coming and going to and from oil rigs.
SO FAR SO GOOD: The Strathspey Railway Association
This film charts the efforts of the Strathspey Railway Association (S.R.A.) to restore the defunct Aviemore station to full public use.
Director, Ron Miller ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman Films]. -- Credits: ph. and sd. Ron Miller, John McGregor, Robert Stephen an impression of the SRA's first eighteen months .
An Oil rig Platform being towed by tugs out to sea.
ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
A film following two school children as they spend the day with Inspectors from the Aberdeen Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (AAPCA)
A strange film showing a 'Forest Giant' moving through a forest.
An example of abstract / "pure" film-making. The cameraman manipulates close-up shots of moving waters, via focus control and colour filters, to create an abstract pattern of colour forms and dancing light.
TRANSFER WEIGHT HIGH CAPACITY TRAILERS: Manufactured by Adams Wagons Ltd., Old Deer
Promotional film for Adams trailers, showing Super Transfer Weight trailers at work on farms, collecting and unloading grass and grain.
ON LOCATION: A Day's Filming With Group 5
Shooting on location for the film TIMEBOMB with Group 5, an enthusiastic amateur film unit from Aberdeenshire. Featuring boys from Aberdeen Grammar School. Various aspects of the shoot are shown, including base camp, continuity, direction, camera positioning, tracking shots, special effects used such as fire and water.
Director, Ronald Miller ; Producer, Group 5.
Brief general views of a Vaudeville style stage show (could be a panto), followed by shots backstage in dressing room. [Possibly at the Pavilion Theatre]
Scenes on the last day of use of the City of Aberdeen's Tramcars 3rd of May 1958. Tracking shot of Union Street in 1959 to show the difference after all the tramlines were lifted and the road resurfaced.
Producer, [p.c. Clansman Films]. -- Credits: ph. R. Guiliani, R.Miller, R. MacMillan. .
Following a Police Cadet Residential course in Aberdeen.
Producer, Group 5 Film Unit. -- Credits: camera. Det. Sgt Donald Cameron comm. Sheena Young .
Various shots of a helicopter carefully winching parts from one oil rig platform to another.
The film follows a young Police Cadet from the early stages of the interview and medical through to his first few days on duty and through the training stages.
Director, [filmed by Ron Miller (deceased)] ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman Films].
Many underwater shots of a "survival centre" vessel being repeatedly lowered into swimming pool and divers swimming out of it. Probably in the Aberdeenshire area.
Film promoting the "Nimmo Compactor" - a device that aids the process of dumping at sea, for use on oil rigs etc.
Film promoting the tractor trailers made by Adams of Old Deer, Aberdeenshire.
General views of ships in Aberdeen harbour, followed by long shot of planes coming into land at Aberdeen airport at dusk.
The old town of Dubrovnik, the people, the buildings, the open air market etc.
Amateur "horror" film in which a human-like monster creature rises out a muddy bog and chases a young man over the moorland.
Landscape in all its autumnal beauty. Close-ups of various leaves, brief shots of children playing, forest countryside, a river.
TV ADVERTISING TRAILER FOR "THE FREEWHEELERS"
TV advertising trailer for the action / adventure serial "The Freewheelers".
Simple animation sunrise and sunsets repeated over and over.
Sponsored film promoting Adams trailers, a range of (tractor) trailers produced by the Adams of Old Deer factory.
Producer, [p.c. Clansman]. -- Credits: nar. Donnie McLeod.
General views of Aberdeen harbour in 1981. [camera rushes]
The theme of this film is safety at sea. The prototype 'Aberglen 6.2m totally enclosed survival craft' undergoes rigorous safety checks.
Producer, [p.c. Don Films]. -- Credits: Aberglen Holdings Ltd, presents [film and Video production by the Highland Film Unit Inc. Coopey of Aberdeen, 79 Garthdee Road, Aberdeen. Film producers Est. 1948].
Aerials of various distilleries whisky distilleries across Scotland (Dalwhinnie, Cragganmore, Lagavulin, Talisker, Oban, Glenkinchie)
Producer, [p.c. Picardy Pictures, Edinburgh].
Unsure what this is exactly- from initial inspection of neg A&B rolls: Soldiers, firemen, pilots, streets thronged with people, dignitaries and VIPs, swimming pool scenes, new motorway is opened?, Winston Churchill [N.B. probably archive footage], University scenes.
A young boy, initially unable to swim and bullied by other boys at his school, eventually beats the egotistical and cheating school swimming captain at the 'Ten Pennies', winning the friendship and admiration of others in the process.
Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: Ricki Bowlem, George Garden, Graham Robb and James Leiper in camera and ed. John McGregor sd.rec. Graham Reid titles by Clansman Films.
Espionage and intrigue are the ingredients of this award-winning amateur film shot on the North-East coast of Scotland. An atomic reactor runs out of control and blows up. Accident or sabotage? A group of schoolboys set out to solve the mystery. [Transmitted on Grampian Television and shown at Cosmo Cinema, Aberdeen].
Director, Frederick W. McLeod ; Producer, Group 5. -- Credits: [John - John McGregor Colin - Colin Dunn William - Colin Cruickshank Laxford - Harry Duncan Sir Arthur - Robert Milne Fotherington - Jim Adam Crighton - Keith Pirie Dr. Grier - Hector McDonald Country boy - James Young scuba divers Bill Brown, John Smith, Graham Reid toughs John Pickles, Joe McLeod, Jack McKay, Brian Stephen, Jim Snape special effects Ronald Farquhar, Michael Milne, Michael Law, Graeme Archibald, John Watt stills ph. Alan Hendry sd.rec. Graham Reid] ph. Ronald C. Miller sd. mixing Clansman Films location recording by Graham Reid additional m. Alex. Sutherland.
A holiday family album, with three little brothers in starring roles. Holiday antics on the beach, at the playpark and the river are recorded.
The Royal Yacht Britannia, moored in Aberdeen harbour. Prince Philip disembarks, greets awaiting crowds and leaves by car.
A documentary recording the varied educational and social activities pursued at Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, Aberdeen.
Director, p.& d. Ken Stewart ; Producer, Robert Gordon's Educational Technology Unit. -- Credits: made by the Institute's Educational Technology Unit assistance given by Dr. Henry Ellington, Stuart Allan, Bill Black of the Ed. Tech. Unit m. composed and directed by Norman Moy comm. s. James O'Hara synthesizer courtesy of Brian Middleton Music, Ltd. pilot for aerial ph. Bill Hanton, Aberdeen Aero Club recorded by Colin Harrison at Aberdeen University Television Unit technical assistance and editing facilities Alan Stott, Don Film Services research and writing, ph., lighting, sd., ed., graphics by Ken Stewart.
A guitar band [unidentified] playing outdoors to a crowd lying about on the grass on a sunny day.
MOVIEMAN: James Nairn's 60 Years of Cinema
MOVIEMAN follows the career of James S. Nairn who, for almost all his working life, aspired to the highest standards in cinema presentation.
Director, Ron Miller ; Producer, [p.c. Group 5]. -- Credits: nar. Bob Danvers Walker voices of. Forsyth Hardy, Iain Calder, George Pearson, Murray Grigor, David Bruce & D.J.Macdonald sd. Robert Stephen, Alan Nairn & Warren Dow sc. adv. James Logan p. ass. Hugh MacDougall With the help of Clif Stroud, Thomas Thanangadan, Ian Rintoul [List of thanks ...].
FIBRE TO FABRIC: The Story of Aberdeen Flax
The story of Aberdeen Flax processed at Richards of Aberdeen Ltd.
BP film showing the process involved in laying a wayleave across various land forms.
Director, Richard Taylor ; Producer, Pelican Films . -- Credits: project engineer. Jack Sutton chief surveyor. Alan Haugh wayleave administator. John Brodie land agent. Michael Reid-Thomas pipeline engineer. Eddie Lloyd managing director - Grangemouth refinery. Fraser Cook Ecologist. Eric Cowell ed. Terence Twigg s. mixer. Trevor Pyke maps. John Barthlolomew & Sons anim. Stewart Hardy Films camera. Peter Middleton sd. Richard Laughton unit manager. Peter Ward p. John Armstrong.
General views of the Wagley oil rig, with shots of men operating machinery and aerial views of the rig.
Film showing the presentation of the Freedom of the Burgh of Huntly to the Gordon Highlanders.
Director, [filmed by Ron Miller] ; Producer, Clansman Films. -- Credits: cam. Bill Emslie, Ron Miller sd. Graham Reid [comm.s. Jimmy Spankie] A Clansman Film.
Shots of equipment being used on an oil rig.
Reel 1 documents the inflation and seawards release of a large rubber boom, (such as one used to contain oil spillages at sea), from a boat. Reel 2 shows the fully inflated "oceanpack" boom being reeled back onto boat.
ABERGLEN ORBITS STRUCTURES AT NEWTONHILL AND ARDBECK
Film promoting the uses of the Spandrel Orbit Structure company's instant temporary building frameworks.
Man in white coat demonstrates a large scale catering kitchen machine which makes small fish cakes.
THIS FILM COVERS EVERYTHING: Spandrel Orbits Structures
Film promoting the Spandrel Orbits Structures company (based in Glenrothes, Fife).
AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES IN SHETLAND
A look at agriculture and other industries in Shetland, circa late 1960s [mute]
Producer, The North Of Scotland College Of Agriculture.
Three men, perhaps fishermen, play a sea shanty.
Shots of the film-makers preparing a scene in which two young boys are trapped and tied in a water lock (or "mine") with rapidly rising water.
Compilation of excerpts from Group 5's body of films. Includes brief footage of Group 5 members shooting on location.
GLORIOUS GREECE, RUSSIA RELAXES AND TURKISH TOPICS
A holiday trip abroad to Greece, Russia and Turkey. There are plenty of sightseeing tours, landscape and street scenes.
Director, Nat and Nettie McGavin. -- Credits: Mr. and Mrs N.P. McGavin present.
A snapshot of the Church of Scotland's work based in Geneva, Lausanne, Brussels, Genoa, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Lisbon.
Director, Graham Smart ARPS, MBKS ; Producer, Gateway. -- Credits: sc. Hugh Baddeley FRPS, MBKS production co-ordinator E.A.R. Lawday comm. Rev. Dr. Ronald Falconer.
A geographical study of the Cairngorm region. Illustrates the work of the gamekeeper, the forester and the farmer. Speculates on the potential this area has for tourism. Briefly depicts the introduction of electricity pylons to the region.
Producer, BBC TV. -- Credits: introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith cameraman Geoffrey Mulligan film ed. Barry Toovey .
An amusing amateur film about a baby getting a bath, and all the obstacles that befall the father in the process!
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: p. Iain Dunnachie.
A guide to methods for discouraging and eradicating weeds.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell Harper. -- Credits: ph. Henry Cooper, Ian Barrowman nar. Ian Sadler.
The Scottish Industries Exhibition held at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow. Exhibiting companies display their products in brightly lit, colourful stands which often give as much emphasis to design as to their product. See also: ref {1109}, the 1959 SCOTTISH INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION.
General views at a Shell Oil Co. function (probably some sort of opening / inauguration ceremony). The function is attended by Margaret Thatcher.
General views of helicopter manoeuvring piece of equipment by winch from one part of oil rig to another.
A documentary film of missionary work in the East Himalayas. Concentrated on the bustling town of Kalimpong, this film examines the huge problems faced by the church in alleviating fear, poverty, malnutrition and disease amongst the refugee and poverty stricken population, comprised of many nationalities and religions.
The life and times of Church of Scotland missionary Mary Slessor.
A James-Bond type fiction film about an evil woman's plans to 'hi-jack' the New Town of Cumbernauld.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: screenplay by Edward Boyd Liana Fenella Fielding Wutz John Rapley Chack Mel Taylor Sal Michael Crane Peters Valerie Fyfer Gordon Michael Elder Harry Campbell Godley Swish Mark Lewis Cruickshank Ian Haliburton police sergeant Patrick Lewsley police constable Denis Agnew police inspector Ronald Muirhead postman Harry Glass milkman Joel McCluskey wolf cubs Michael Higson, Christopher Higson Septus Ron Patterson Octo Jim Haldane Centurion Malcolm McIlwraith sketch by Brian Miller for the Cumbernauld Cottage Theatre members of the Cumbernauld Development Corporation as themselves ph. Edward McConnell ph. ass. Michael Coulter film processing by Studio Film Laboratories; sd.rec. Ian Leslie; assistant John Butcher; sd. mixing by De Lane Lea; p. manager Iain Smith; ass.d. Jon Schorstein; props George Gray; titles Donald Holwill; wardrobe Nadia Arthur; assistant Christine Scott make-up Cathy Shirley Fenella Fielding's costumes courtesy of House of Fraser leatherwear by Joe MacDonald m. Bobby Heatley p. David McCowan Hill 'Liana' sung by 'The Odd Couple' engineer Calum Malcolm recorded at Castle Sound Studios ed. Patrick Higson.
A film showing the industrial processes involved in metal/steel works. Scenes from the office with people working on adding machines.
BLOW BY BLOW WITH THE STRATHCLYDE POLICE BAND
Documentary about the Strathclyde Police Pipe Band running up to their win at the World Pipe Band Championships in 1976. Rehearsals, social banter and the seriousness with which the band takes their performance are all considered.
Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: camera Mick Campbell, David Peat assistants Jan Pester, Michael Coulter sd. Ian Leslie, Cyril McConnell production assistant Paddy Higson ed. John Gow with special thanks to the Strathclyde Police Pipe Band.
The North West of Scotland, seen through the eyes of a young couple taking a Spring break. Starting off in Ullapool, the film shows a fishing trip to the Summer Isles, a drive in the mailbus from Badcall Bay to Glencoul, the ferry crossing at Kylesku, a ceilidh near Scourie and many landscape shots, including Suilven and Stac Polly.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: actors Mary McCusker, Bill Paterson m. Rab Purves and The Sutherland Tappits ph. David Peat assistant Roland Kennedy sd. Ian Leslie, Bill Sinclair graphics Donald Holwill p. man. Iain A. R. Smith ed. Patrick Higson.
Various visits, ceremonies and important news around Africa. Includes, for example, a visit to Kenya by the Moderator Assembly of the Church of Scotland, a visit to Nairobi by the Governor General of the Belgian Congo, the opening of a hospital and flood damage in Nairobi.
Credits: The African Information Services (Kenya) present .
The work of the Donald Fraser Hospital in Vendaland, South Africa. The film concentrates on showing the actual work of the hospital treating patients and training nurses and doctors, the local people and their lives and the missionary and outreach work that those in the hospital engage in.
Credits: sc. Dr. R.D. Aitken, medical superintendent comm.s. Lance Robinson production Ken Eddy, Dave McIntosh.
The film contains introductory footage around the village where the religious leaders are preparing for the Jubilee celebrations of the foundation of the Church, and gives an insight into their daily lives at work and at play. The majority is a re-enactment of the story of Jagat Singh and the birth of the Boro Church of the United Church of Northern India, Eastern Duars, Bengal.
Credits: The Church of Scotland presents produced for the Foreign Mission Committee by James A. Ballantyne The story of Jagat Singh and the birth of the Boro Church cast: Jagat Singh Moti Lal; Dr. Graham Rev G. McLaren; Boro Christians and Rev. Jitnal Narji-Naray.
The town of Mwenzo, focussing particularly on the work of the hospital and the Western white doctors and nurses who work there.
The celebrations of the Eastern Nigerian people to mark their country's independence, 1960. Dr McDonald (who in 1923, established Nigeria's first hospital for people with leprosy) is seen being exuberantly welcomed by Nigerian townsfolk.
Director, Eric Chamberlain ; Producer, p. Andre Libik. -- Credits: ph. Christopher Baughan, Eric Chamberlain manager N. Ndukwe Obi sc. and ed. Derek York, Jack Howells assistant ed. Ernest Solly nar. Robert Okara, Chuma Okonkwo original recordings Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation.
General views around a Kenyan township, agriculture etc., highlighting the importance of the church the people.
General scenes around an African town Blantyre circa eighty yearsaafter Livingstone first set up mission there. Highlights the work of the hospital and school children's education. [The images in this film do not necessarily follow what the preceding intertitles suggest].
Film about 'Dumpy' the new fertiliser system developed by ICI. The new system allows fertilising to be a one man job by the development of a new bag to hold the fertiliser. The aim was to make the job of fertilising both simple and safe.
Producer, Antonine Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: nar. Michael Elder.
IN THE HEART OF OLD INDIA: Healing, Teaching and Preaching in Rajputana
An insight into life in the Rajputana area of India, with details of agricultural work, bazaars, Hindu festivals and celebrations. The work of missionaries and evangelists within this context is examined.
The story of Pakistan and the work of the Christian Church, a minority religion there.
Producer, Gateway Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. Raymond Wood comm. s. John W. Waddell sc. adviser E.A.R. Lawday ed. and sd. rec. Gateway Film Productions Ltd..
The story of Krobo Girls School, set up by Church of Scotland Missionaries in 1927. The daily life of the young girls is depicted- chores (such as 'firewood squad'), their attendance at classes such as dictation, arts and crafts, embroidery, dressmaking, cooking, nature study, physical education, prayers and leisure pursuits are shown.
Christian Missionary activities in Malawi after the country gains political Independence.
Director, James Normington ; Producer, Livingston- Herald. -- Credits: Church of Scotland in association with the Presbyterian Church of Ireland presents nar. Andrew Cruikshank ph. John Murray p. Raymond Kinsey.
The work of the church in Ghana, Africa. The film covers the social and political history of Ghana and the place of missionaries within this. The church is seen to have an influence in the education of children and the training of adults in such areas as teaching and medicine. The economic growth of Ghana as a literate nation with growing industrial and commercial influence is described, and the Church's role in combatting growing materialism and nurturing the spiritual element in peoples' lives is shown. Aided by the church, agriculture, health and welfare is improved, and the film ends with a look at the mission in the north of the country, where religious and ethnic groups are targeted by the Christian church.
Director, Brian Tucker ARPS, MBKS ; Producer, Gateway. -- Credits: presented by Church of Scotland Foreign Mission Committee, Evangelical Missionary Society Basel, Methodist Missionary Society, United Church Board for World Ministries, USA ed. Brian Tucker ARPS, MBKS ph. Robin Ridgeway ARPS, MBKS sd.rec. Jozef Lesczynski comm.s. Richard Baker.
Engineering work on some sort of structure for an oil rig?
General shots of steam train driving slowly in station, past platform etc.
A devilish, surreal nightmare of bisexual lust.
Director, Enrico Cocozza ; Producer, TIC [Tongue in Cheek]. -- Credits: A TIC [Tongue in Cheek] Film [Cast: Mark Baird (boy in baggy pants), Ellen ?] .
Enrico Cocozza's humorous cinematic self portrait, in three parts.
A collection of Cocozza test shots and sketches, some of which feature the man himself.
A documentary on the Glasgow band "Scheme" formed in the 1970s by musicians from the housing schemes of the East End of Glasgow, and their commitment to trying to improve the conditions for the people of the schemes, through their music.
Director, Diane Tammes ; Producer, Reality Productions in association with the Scottish Film Production Fund. -- Credits: The Peoples' Band: Denny Oliver, John Smith, Rab McEwan, George Wright, Des Osbourne Manager - Kieran Grant Sound Engineer - Andy Fowler Road Crew - Jimmy Gracie, Ronnie Smith Thanks to those who appeared in the film: Shirley Leonard, John Hewitt, Billy Sloan, Jimmy Boyle, Councillor William Aitken, Councillor David Wiseman, John Sherry, Jack Black, Jamie McIlroy, Peter Simpson, Davie Martin, Clark Sorley, Ian Hogg, Jeff Black, Bernie Boyle, Michael, Joe and Eugene McHugh. Archive Film and Photographs: BBC Television - Nationwide, Granada Television - World in Action, EMI-Pathe Film Library, Daily Record Thanks to: Jon Brown, Dee Dee Glass, Aileen Kane, Janet McBain, Tam McElhinney, Christine Rimmer, Jim Smith and the Schemers Processed by Kay Laboratories, Titles Animation City, Roy (Mac) Mackay, Les Latimer. Camera: Diane Tammes, Additional Photography for Pavilion: Charles Stewart, Norrie Halley. Sound Mixer: Louis Kramer Sound Recordists: Phil Croal, Cameron Crosby Production Assistant: Yvonne Dubourdieu Electrician: Bill Watkins Dubbing Mixer: Andy Nelson Assistant Editor: Mathew Simmons Editor: Bernard Moss p. accountant: Joanna Beresford.
Two different scenes were shot in this film. The first records ladies and gentlemen arriving at an entrance with evening wear. The second features people sitting eating dinner listening to speeches.
INSTALLATION OF THE RT. HON. THE LORD TODD OF TRUMPINGTON AS CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE
Installation of Rt. Hon. The Lord Todd of Trumpington as Chnacellor of the University of Strathclyde.
Cablemaking at the Craigpark factory in Flemington Street, Springburn, Glasgow. A film made to advertise the company's activities and to promote better customer relations.
The manufacture of hand-made golf balls at the Craigpark Electric Cable Company, Springburn, Glasgow. The Craigpark golf balls were sold in large quantities under the trade names of "Mono" and "White Flyer".
Documentary on the school meal service in Lanarkshire. Here, the provision of school meals is shown to be not solely about the children's diet, but rather, involves social training too. There is a strong emphasis on teaching the children table etiquette and manners.
Producer, SEFA (Lanarkshire Group) . -- Credits: nar. Arthur P. Britten mus. arr. Peter F. Johnston m. p. James G.F. Murray sd. Leevers-Rich & Co. Ltd. sd. rec. Alexander Biggar Ltd..
Nairn's Linoleum Factory, Kirkcaldy. Depicts the manufacturing processes used to create linoleum and vinyl flooring and everyday work at the factory. Includes footage of a canvas factory nearby supplying hessian to make lino. Briefly highlights the export trade of the company.
Credits: comm.s. Bruce Campbell 'Made in Kirkcaldy' was adapted from ''Fine Floors' by courtesy of Nairn-Williamson Limited, Kirkcaldy and Lancaster A Cinechrome Film.
An overview of the oil industry in Scotland and its effects on local economies in the North East.
Producer, Prater Wolchover Productions. -- Credits: sc. The Scottish Information Office nar. James Cairncross original presentation by Prater Wolchover Productions, February 1976 revised presentation by Graphics Group, Planning Services Division, Scottish Development Department.
This film looks at the community and wildlife on Fair Isle - the second most remote inhabited island in Britain.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: sd. rec. Judith Weil sc., nar., ph., ed., p. Christopher Mylne.
Compilation of newsreels from the First (1947), Second (1948), and Thirteenth (1959) International Festival Of Music And Drama, Edinburgh.
Amateur footage of a Christmas Holiday a family spent in Rothesay.
HOME / PITLOCHRY / MILLPORT / KYLE OF LOCHALSH
Amateur footage of various scenes from a family holiday in Millport and Kyle of Lochalsh.
An amateur film of a family holiday showing a visit to a farm, the beach and various garden shots.
A film of a family with a new baby, showing family members on a golfing trip and celebrating Christmas.
A film exploring some of the sights of Renfrewshire.
A film showing people exploring Glen Tilt.
General views of a group of people going for a walk through Callander.
Walkers enjoying walking through the hills and eating picnics.
Hill walking through the Campsies with the Scottish Countryside Club.
Co-operative Advertisement, shots of grocery items that have been reduced.
General views of Minard Castle and the estate, showing people walking around the grounds.
A film showing two different groups of hill walkers, the first group climbed the hills on Loch Lomond and the second climbed the 'Goats fell' in Arran.
A look at the work of three sculptors, Gerald Laing, Gavin Scobie and Andrew Mylius, on the occasion of an exhibition of their work at Cleish Castle.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd . -- Credits: with Gerald Laing, Andrew Mylius, Gavin Scobie ph. David Peat sd. Ian Leslie, Louis Kramer videotape Tamara Krikorian graphics Donald Holwill m. The Cowans ed. Patrick Higson p. ass. Penelope Thomson w. and d. Murray Grigor with financial assistance from the Scottish Arts Council.
A Scottish Countryside Club film, depicting a Holiday Fellowship walking tour around Arran in 1950.
Amateur footage of a hillwalking trip to Ben Y Geow (?) and Schehallion.
Group of holidaymakers, (possibly the 'Holiday Fellowship') on a caravan site enjoy their summer holiday.
[filmed by David Sime]. -- Credits: The Countryside Club present.
An amateur family film, recording a holiday to Millport and snapshots of the family at home.
Members of the Scottish Countryside Club record a walking trip in the Breadalbane hills, West Perthshire.
The artist, Anne Redpath, talks about her work and her travels. Extensive footage of the objects in her home and of her paintings.
SWINGING: A Record of the 1962 M. & C. Golf Club Outings
Amateur record of various works golfing trips made by members of staff from Mavor and Coulson to Pitreavie, Harburn and Gullane.
The story of the West Highland Railway Line. Life on the railway line is shown throughout the seasons, the film consisting mainly of scenic shots.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, IFA Scotland Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell on 'Eastman' Colour Negative Film assisted by Mike Coulter, Iain Smith, John Schorstein p. Laurence Henson research John Thomas library sounds Transacord Ltd. made by IFA Scotland Ltd. in association with Viscom grateful thanks are due to the following for their assistance in the making of this film: British Aluminium Company, British Rail Scotland, British Tourist Authority, Earl of Elgin, Highlands and Islands Development Board, Kodak Limited, Scottish Tourist Board, Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons.
Swath harvesting at National Institute of Agricultural Engineering Scottish Station, Howden, Midcalder in a wet season.
Agricultural engineering technical film - a comparison between a Cuthbertson (Biggar) tracked trailer with a wheeled trailer, filmed at Kirknewton.
Agricultural engineering technical film - tractor and Swedish Two Furrow Stump-Jump plough ploughing a field in Midlothian.
PACKMAN POTATO HARVESTER: Test At Howden
Agricultural engineering technical film recording a test run of the Packman Potato Harvester at Howden, Midcalder.
SURE LINE THREE-POINT LINKAGE LATERAL ADJUSTING DEVICE
Agricultural engineering technical film demonstrating how the "sure line three-point linkage lateral adjusting device" is used to attach a plough to a tractor. Filmed at Howden, Midcalder.
Agricultural engineering technical film demonstrating the "swathing machine" in action in field. The location is Howden, Midcalder.
This film, made to promote Scottish tourism, follows two London couples on their sojourns around Scotland, with the intentions of highlighting some of the most attractive aspects of the country, and of promoting certain transport companies (see credits).
Director, Kenneth Fairbairn ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: ph. Ronald Craigen, Trevor Roe ed. Bob Debenham sc. and p. John Shearman unit manager Donald Washboune p. manager Ruth Pratt ass. Keth Heckler, Vernon Lyton, Tim Piper nar. Duncan Carse, John Stockbridge composer Edward Williams conductor raymond Jones in charge of p. Edgar Anstey made by British Transport Films for British Travel Association, Scottish Tourist Board, David MacBrayne Ltd, Caledonian Steam Packet Co. and Motorail.
An overview of the special attractions Scotland holds for the tourist. Particularly if the male tourist in question likes golf, while his wife can wander off and enjoy the sites of sentimental Scottish history.
Director, Norman Prouting ; Producer, BTF [British Transport Films]. -- Credits: ph. Trevor Roe [Edward McConnell, Jack West] ed. David Lochner sd. rec. Anvil p. Edgar Anstey sc. Norman Prouting nar. Andrew Crawford.
Explores the Scottish ancestry of Cree people living near James Bay in Canada. The film follows two Cree fiddlers, Ray Spencer and Bob McCloud, on their journey from Canada to perform in a series of fiddle concerts with the Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society in Stromness.
Director, Bob Rogers ; Producer, Nishnawbe Institute. -- Credits: ed. David Wilson exec. p. Peter Katadotis p. Bob Rogers & Mark Zannis p. co-ordinator Grace Avrith ass. p. Gail Singer ph. Richard Stringer; David Peat; Jan Peter; Michael Coulter & Buckley Petawabano sd. rec. Bob Lower; Gail Singer; Ian Leslie; Don Douglas & Danuta Klis Re-recording Hans-Peter Strobl & Adrian Croll mus. rec. Bob Robb nar. Mark Zannis & David Wilson p.c. Wintario translator Ken Loon consultant David Lavell, Bob Robb & Len Wilson Unit Administrator Louise Spence & Carmel Kelly Original Production under the Auspices of Nishnawbe Institute Still Photographs Public Archives of Canada Hudson's Bay Company Archives Jim Steele - Nishnawbe Institute The Producers would like to thank : The Department of Indian Affairs And Northern Development; The Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society; Grand Council Treaty No. 9; Grand Council of the Crees; Sponsors of the Nishnawbe Institute Fiddle Music Project; Secretary of State; Indian Community Secretariat - Department of Culture and recreation - Province of Ontario.
Amateur footage of a family holiday to Duddingston (outside Edinburgh) and Millport (Cumbrae).
Amateur footage of the Scottish Countryside Club's rambles and high jinks 1952 - 1953.
Amateur footage recording a Scottish Countryside Club trip to Arran.
Springtime around farm and country land. Includes daffodil harvesting, ploughing fields, lamb feeding.
Various winter landscapes around highland Scotland, depicting the Scottish Countryside Club's itinerary.
Report on the history of contract to build the deep water exploration rig Sea Explorer at Port Glasgow yard of Scott-Lithgow. General views by model and diagram of how it will work. Documents the launch of part of this deep-water exploration rig, it being towed out into deep water mooring and mating with deck section.
Unveiling ceremony at Paisley Cross of War Memorial to the dead of the Great War.
Amateur footage of the activities of the Scottish whaling fleet.
HOUSE PARTY / STAGE AND SCREEN MEMORIAL CLUB
Amateur film of family Christmas party and the visit of Laurel and Hardy to the Scottish Stage and Screen Memorial Club. Rare view of the notorious joker A E Pickard. [Part 2 available on viewing or broadcast tape]
Westerlea uses a wide range of therapies to help children aged from 3 - 18 to overcome their disabilities. A large team of highly qualified staff work long hours. This video illustrates the school's approach to the education of these children.
Magnus Magnusson looks at the traditional way of life on Barra, and with opinions of residents, speculates on the threats to the language, the crofting traditions and the culture of the island in the face of unemployment and a declining population.
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, IFA SCOTLAND in collaboration with BBC TV Scotland. -- Credits: cam. Edward McConnell ed. Bob Gautrey rec. Alec Brown nar. Magnus Magnusson. [processed at Kays Lab].
Tests being carried out in the laboratories of Beecham's chemical factory, Irvine.
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: Scottish Development Agency.
Machinery at work in the Cummins Engineering works, Shotts.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION - CUMMINS ENGINEERING
Factory construction at the Cummins Engineering works, Shotts.
Shots of the production line inside the Daiwa fishing rod factory.
Women working in the Motorola Silicon Chip factory.
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, [sp. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: Scottish Development Agency.
MOTOROLA SILICON CHIP MANUFACTURING; CHIPS AND WAFERS
PAISLEY GUILD OF EMPIRE'S VISIT TO LONDON, JULY 1928
Paisley Guild of Empire's visit to London July 1928.
Believed to be the earliest surviving screen representation of Scottishness, this short fictional piece of film re-enacts the gruesome beheading of Mary Queen of Scots.
Producer, [p.c. Edison]. -- Credits: [p. Alfred Clark, Raff & Gammon] [cast Robert Thomae] (Mary) [camera William Heise] country of origin US.
A short advertisment for Dewar's Scotch Whisky.
Producer, [p.c. International Film Company]. -- Credits: country of origin US.
An account of Hawick's annual sports day for local primary school children, with a special gift of Millennium mug.
Director, Hawick Film & Video Group. -- Credits: This film is covered by copyright and must not be copied in any way camera Frank Brown, Jean Tait, Jim Law, Scott Renwick commentary Peter Horne, Scott Renwick nar. Jules Horne ed. Frank Brown, Scott Renwick.
ROBERT BRUCE, EPISODE DES GUERRES DE L'INDEPENDENCE ECOSSAISE 1314
Extract, from account of Robert Bruce's successful avenging of his betrayal by John of Lorne during the 1314 Scottish Wars of Independence.
Producer, [p.c. Pathe]. -- Credits: [Pathe catalogue number 4698]. [Adaption cinematographique (scenario) de M. Romain Coolus] [cast Paul Capellani as Bruce] country of origin France.
A diary of rural village life in and around Killin at the turn of the century. General views of various events in the life of the village between June 1999 and August 2000, intercut with visuals of the village through the seasons. Each event includes a personal account by a member of the organising committee or participant talking about the event's history and its role in village life.
Credits: ed. Fran Bowyer production trainer Fran Bowyer community adviser Suzanne Player National Lottery Awards for All Rural Stirling Leader II The Killin Millennium Committee production team Iain Campbell, Gregor MacKenzie, Margaret McIver, Yvonne MacPherson & Jane Calder (who started it all) (MCPS).
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS No 2647, Royal Tour - Brilliant Week Closes
Coverage of the last week of the 1956 Royal Tour of Scotland, to East Lothian and Berwickshire, with events in Edinburgh
GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS No 2350, The Royal Visit Ends
LAYING FOUNDATION STONE AND OPENING OF SCOUT HALL, CLARKSTON
Laying of foundation stone of new scout hall in Clarkston, and later, opening day of completed building.
Insight on the life of a ring net fisherman Kenny Mackay from Hebridean island of Scalpay, and the impact of economics and the weather.
Director, Terry Sanders ; Producer, National Geographic with Wolper Prods. -- Credits: nar. Richard Basehart sc. Nicholas Noxon exec. p. Nicholas Clapp exec. p. Dennis B. Kane assoc. p. Freida Lee Mock p. Terry Sanders exec. p. David L. Wolper p. Christine Zurbach m. Walter Scharf cinematography Erik Daarstad, Nicholas D. Knowland, Barry Male, Ivan Strasburg film ed. David Newhouse p.man. Nicholas Clapp sd. rec. Ivan Sharrock sd. rec. Patrick Starling sd. rec. Bruce White Production coordinator David Cooper ph. Michel Deloire ph. Jimmy Dibling p. assistant Patricia F. Northrop researcher Sidney Platt ass. ed. Robert Rosenberg [Credits taken from Internet Movie Database at http://uk.imbd.com. Last accessed: 7/11/2006]. Acknowledgments: Central Office of Information, Company of Waterman & Lightermen, Mercantile Lightrage Company [Acknowledgements taken from http://www.davidlwolper.com/. Last accessed 7/11/2006].
The unveiling of a statue of Peter Pan and a tour of the Mearnskirk hospital for children in Glasgow.
Director, R.A. Riddell Black ; Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: ph. W Smeaton-Tussell.
Holiday film. Jay family aboard yacht cruising through the Crinan Canal and up the western seaboard, visiting islands of Coll and Iona.
Brief demonstration of amateur cinematography processes and views of the River Almond.
Director, R W Heriot ; Producer, Waverley Amateur Cine Club. -- Credits: ph. Miss M McNie, A L Cunningham, J N Lauder, Hamilton H Tait.
Campaign film highlighting the effects of the public expenditure cuts on university students, as seen through the eyes of Sammie, a female student at Glasgow University. Using photomontage, graphics, newspaper headlines and animation to convey propaganda and government position, with voiceover political song in the style of Woody Guthrie. Includes coverage of 1975 boycott of refectory over rising food prices.
Director, Douglas Allen and Alex Graham. -- Credits: Thanks to Glasgow University Student Representative Council, GU Student TV, Strathclyde University Audio-Visual Unit, Robbie McGrath, Karen Welch, John Dempster, Iain Ferguson, Henry Maitless.
Photomontage of family photos and images of working life and political unrest.
Director, Douglas Allen. -- Credits: camera Ivor Macfarlane.
Sentimental tale of a young Scottish girl forced to marry an elderly gentleman for financial reasons when her lover is thought lost at sea. The lover returns to claim his betrothed but discovers that she intends to remain loyal to her kind but aged husband. [A prime example of 'Kailyard' cinema]
Director, Larry Trimble ; Producer, Vitagraph. -- Credits: cast Florence Turner, Maurice Costello country of origin USA Based on ballad Auld Robin Gray by Lady Anne Lindsay.
Macnab, a comic caricature Highlander, arrives on visit to his cousin and causes havoc in the house with a golf club.
Producer, Alpha Trading Co. -- Credits: leading player Arthur Melbourne Cooper.
I LOVE A LASSIE aka ALL FOR THE SAKE OF MARY
A shepherd vies for the attentions of the fair Mary (a Scots bluebell) but is passed over for a rival following an unfortunate incident with a bull. Inspired by the Lauder song ' I Love a Lassie'. First reel of longer film version held by BFI 'ALL FOR THE SAKE OF MARY' also known as 'MACK'S FIRST LOVE'. [Produced in and around the village of Glenbranter, Argyll].
Producer, Page Film Company, Harry Lauder Productions. -- Credits: w. Harry Lauder, leading players Harry Lauder, Effie Vallance plus local people as actors. Page Film Company 143 St Vincent Street, Glasgow.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ROYAL VISITS BANFF AND MACDUFF
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal visits Banff and Macduff. Events include the opening of the new harbour, naming of the steam drifter 'Wheat Stalk' and laying the foundation stone of the Banff War Memorial and memorial service. [Longer version of ref. 5645]
Producer, Green's Topical Productions. -- Credits: [intertitle artwork by Forest Niven].
Clemson and Valerie perform dancing at the Chalet de l'Hotel Bernascon, Aix - le Bains.
FARMING AT UNDER BOLTON AND KIRKLANDS IN THE 1990's
The operation of a large East Lothian farm in the 1990's. The areas of farming featured concentrate on the scale of mechanisation in farming from the ploughing and preparation of the land to the harvest.
Short video made for Industry Year in Scotland, 1986. It aims to raise awareness of and promote industry in the UK.
Producer, Yorkshire Film Company. -- Credits: Industry Year in Scotland presents sc. Brian Townsend cam. Keith Hardy ass. d. Lee Gilbert ass. cam. Kieth Overend sd. Bob Dunbar p. ass. Martyn Hdgeson lighting Tim Hollingsworth make-up Jeanette Anderson spec. FX CBF, Leeds presenters Bill Spimson, Nick Ross, Anne Dover [additional help from British Shoe Corporation, Texaco, Ford Motor Company, British Petroleum].
Corporate video promoting the Highland Park Whisky brand from Orkney. The video gives a brief history of the company and a description of the processes involved.
Producer, Matine Production. -- Credits: Highland Park would like to acknowledge the help of the following people in the making of this film: Orkney Islands Council, Scottish Film Archive, Imperial War Museum, Historic Scotland, The Orkney Library, Charles Tait Photography, Orkney, Matine Production, The Carson Clark Gallery, The Staff of Highland Park Distillery sc. Charles Gormley, Alan Murtaugh nar. Hamish Wilson original m. Graham Weir ed. Robin Stokes, Stuart Grant.
Made in association with the Scottish Film Council, this video follows 24 hours in the life of leading news paper, the Daily Record.
Producer, in association with the Scottish Film Council. -- Credits: camera Ron Seeth sd. Fyfe Crawshaw camera assit. Lewis Buchan p. assistant Sally Ridley lighting Lee Electrical graphics John Butler online editor Richard Vint exec. p. Iain Morris.
A fly on the wall record of the inter island Loganair service.
Director, Moya McKenzie McDonald ; Producer, Mirage Television Productions. -- Credits: A film by Moya McKenzie McDonald with grateful thanks to Bob Tullock and all the staff at Loganair Tommy Tullock and all the staff at Kirkwall Airport Janice Edwards ; John & Edith McDonald ; Pat & Bruce Sutherland ; Day, Martin & John Wishart ; Dan McRae ; Maxine Baker ; Kay Sheridan & all at Scottish Broadcast Film & Training Ltd. ; Dominique Middelton, Wark Clements ; Cameron Crosby, Warehouse ; Jeff Whitecross, Quadrille Video Duplication Post Production Mirage Television Productions This project receives financial assistance through the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television Centenary Reels Scheme Copyright 1996.
CINEMOBILE PROMO MASTER - FRENCH VERSION
The French 'Cinemobile' mobile cinema on the roads of France, entertaining filmgoers.
Unedited master tapes featuring the celebration of 100 years of Scottish Cinema hosted by the Scottish Film Council at the Glasgow School of Art, 1996.
Open to Question was a studio based question and answer programme drawing school pupils from all over Scotland to question Mary Whitehouse on her views on broadcasting.
Producer, [p.c. BBC]. -- Credits: presenter John Nicolson Mary Whitehouse.
FRASERBURGH 400: A Year of Celebration 1992 / QUEEN'S VISIT, BIRTHDAY PARTY AND HISTORICAL PAGEANT
Footage of various events held in Fraserburgh in 1992 to mark the town's Quadricentennial celebrations.
Credits: presenters Derek Carle, Marie Buchan.
Brian Keenan and John McCarthy spent four and a half years confined together, held underground for much of their captivity, at times chained to each other and to the walls of their prisons. The two men, who could have easily found themselves at opposite ends of a gun barrel in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, instead forged a relationship which transcended all that appeared to divide them. Blind Flight tells the compelling story of this extraordinary relationship as they both resurrect their deepest memories, feelings, fears and loves.
Director, [d. John Furse] ; Producer, [p.c. Parallax Pictures, Makar Productions]. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Scottish Screen in association with Moviehouse Entertainment present with the support of Matrix Film Finance, ZDF / Arte, Bord Scannan na hEireann / Irish Film Board and The Glasgow Film Office and the Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission a Parallax Independent Picture with Samson Films, Makar Productions, Partisan Productions and Network Movie In 1985 Brian Keenan left Belfast to teach English in Beirut where religious factions were fighting each other. Islamic fundamentalists had begun to take Western hostages Based on the book "An Evil Cradling" by Brian Keenan and on John McCarthy's account of his hotage experience in the book "Some Other Rainbow" Brian Keenan and John McCarthy were held together as hostages in the Lebanon for four and a half years. John returned home to England in August 1991 one year after Brian's release. Cast Brian Keenan Ian Hart John McCarthy Linus Roache Industrial Cell Kidnap Guard Karim Koleilat Militia Officer Nayef Rashed Storeroom Joker Bassem Breish Rida Dany B. Khoury Senior Cleric Vic Tablian Underground Cell Abed Mohammed Chamas Said Ziad Laboud Safi Fadi Sakr Other Guards Releasing Officer Bahi Ghubril Farmhouse General Abdala Keserwani Mazin Haroutioun Toupoushian First Gunman Asbed Zaderian Brian's Mum Aine Ni Mhuiri Brian's Dad Patrick Rocks Little Brain Michael Magee Solitary Catholic Boy Christopher Morelli John's Mother Lynn Farleigh Seamus the Publican Brian Devlin Belfast Boys Caoimhin Barra Doherty, Declan Magee, Bernard Manning, Michael Sloan, Ryan Waring, Calum Whyte casting directors (Lebanon) Victoria Beattie, Colette Abhoud stunt co-ordinator Gary Connery dialogue coach Brendan Gunn sc. ed. Pippa Best sc. associates Jack Lechner, Archie Tait sc. advisor Stephen Cleary sc. supervisor Pat Rambaut p. man. (Tunisia) Nick Laws p. co-ordinator Magali Gibert ass. co-ordinator Cathy Mooney assistants to the producers Douglas M. Ray, Hilary Kehoe production secretaries Karalyn Church, Creona O'Connor production liaison (Lebanon) Ted Ryan production runners Sharon Jennings, Ann Quinn, Andrew Gardiner, Graham Galloway production accountant Jim Shortall accounts ass. Donna Fitzymons location man. Nial Fulton, Donald MacKinnon location ass. Catherine Geary, Shian Holt 2nd ass. d. Darren Fee 3rd ass. d. Barry Keil floor runners Amanda Girvan, Stewart Hamilton trainee Alison Wallace nutritionist John Eastman, Hale Clinic unit driver Maurice Brown unit nurses Pauline MacDonald, Steph Swiatek, Alistair Fergusson, Tracey Fergusson armourer Robert Gyle facility and minibus drivers Andy Wilson, Gerry Morrison, Gregor MacKenzie, John Martin, John McDowell, Anthony Carroll, Peter Marrow, Philip Wiggins, Tony Graham, Jimmy Sturrock, Frank Hewitt, John Dougan camera operator Lewis Buchan stills ph. Paul Chedlow focus puller Andy Gardner clapper loader George Geddes grip Dave McAnulty sd. maintenance David McMillan camera trainee Morag Tinto gaffer Jon White best boy Gary Thomson electricians Grant McLean, Brett McCrum genny operator Brian McGhee supervising art d. Ian Baillie art d. Margaret Horspool, Stephen Simmonds art dept. co-ordinator Linda Murphy art work Julie Busher property master Campbell Mitchell prop storeman / dressing props Geoff Geddes dressing props Darren Lyttle standby props Paul Stewart prop buyers Marina Morris, Keavy Lalor construction man. Russell Fulton, Derek Fraser painter John Ibbotson carpenters Jim Reid, Wes Rollins, Neill Paul standby riggers Chris Belcourt, Billy Wilson standby carpenters Alan Nixon, Cole Docherty costume ass. Elaine Robertson make-up trainee Lynne Mitchell 2nd Unit d. Kristina Hetherington, Andrew Sanders camera operator Laurence Manly focus pullers Julie Bills, Conor Hammond clapper loader Ed Jones post production supervisor Suzanne McKenzie music supervisor Fraser Kennedy for FK Management sd. designer Nicky Moss sd. ed. Niall Brady re-recording mixers John Fitzgerald, Tom Johnson re-recorded at Ardmore Sound, Dublin foley artist Caoimha Doyle foley recordist Ken Galvin first ass. ed. Lorraine Keiller second ass. ed. Jenny Stjernstrom HD graphic design and online Eugene McCrystal HD colourist Gary Curran HD post production facility Screen Scene, Dublin Tunisia Crew exec. p. for Cinetelefilms, Tunis Ahmed Bahaeddine Attia unit man. Khoubeib Ayachi p. co-ordinator Amel Becharnia p. secretary Dhoha Bouzguarou accountant Sami Said location man. Abdeljalil Frigui ass. location man. Emna Najjar 2nd ass. d. Fares Naanaa, Sonia Bahri 3rd ass. d. Ramsis Mahfoudh crowd marshall Abdessatar Cheffai 2nd unit cameraman Ali Ben Abdullah camera ass. Kamel Laaridhi, Amine Messaadi, Karim Ayari grip Monder Belgaid electrician Lotfi Siala boom operator Karim Gmira art d. Meriem Berrachid props Hassen Tebhi, Mounir Bouzaiane SFX Younes Ajmi painters Boubaker Kamoun, Tahar Lagha costume ass. Besma Dhaouadi production driver Khemaies Laamar catering Thistle Catering catering (Tunis) La Princesse travel agents Donald McKenzie Travel camera equipment Axis Films Ltd. lighting equipment Lee Lighting (Glasgow) Ltd. cherrypickers Loxam Access Ltd. costumes Angels The Costumiers facilities and vehicels G&H Film and Television Services Ltd., CaberVans, Mini Coach, JD Travel walkie talkies Audiolink Ltd. freight / shipping agent Dynamic International Freight Services Ltd. freight MMK Transport Limited, Union Transport Limited, Dynamique Service et Representation, SNCM laboratories Soho Images, Hokus Bogus stock and consumables FSC Blanx stills processing Lofty's Lab post production sc. Sapex Scripts lawyers Matheson Ormsby Prentice gap financing provided by Royal Bank of Scotland PLC risk manager, Royal Bank of Scotland Mansfield Associates UK super sale and leaseback Matrix Film Finance completion bond Film Finances insurance Media Insurance Brokers Made with the support of the UK Film Council Development Fund. Also developed with Film Four. The support of the European Script Fund an initiative of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union. The support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union. The assistance of the Bord Scannan na hEireann / The Irish Film Board Thanks to: Pilot Crew: Barry Ackroyd, Helen Dolan, Mike Eley, Dawn Halton, Allan Hughes [... et al] Beirut Crew: Michele Tyan amd Pierre Salloum at Dijon House Productions, Gina Aramouney [... et al ...] In memoriam Leigh Douglas and Philip Padfield Original music performed by: Liam O'Maonlai - Spirit Voice Martin Robertson - Duduke, Double Bass Richard Bolton - Cello, Oud Stephen McKeon - Acoustic guitar, violin, Keyboards Recorded at Ash Lodge Studios, Co. Wicklow, Ireland "Blue Moon" written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Performed by Ian Hart and Linus Roache. Published by EMI United Partnership Ltd. "Danny Boy" words traditional arranged Harold Samuel / Frederick Weatherby. By permission of Boosey and Hawkes Licensing "House of the Rising Sun" Traditional. Arranged by Ian Hart, performed by Ian Hart, published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. Performed by Ian Hart and Linus Roache. Published by Screen Gems - EMI Muisc Ltd. "Happy Birthday To You" written by Patty S. Hill and Mildred Hill. Perfomed by Mohammed Chamus (?), Ziad Lahoud, Fadi Sakr. Published by Keith Prowse Muisc Publishing Co. Ltd. Archive ITN Archive / Reuters, BBC Television Made with the support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council New Cinema Fund. Made with the support of the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. Lottery funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland through Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission Pre Production financing provided by Maureen Dance, Rita Newman and Elaine Simms in association with Hyde Consulting production exec., New C.
Margaret Tait described this title as 'An eightsome reel played by Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society, recorded in about 1955 - 1956, later transferred to 35mm optical stock with clear picture and gradually painted over the years. Eights of different things - figures, antlers, or sometimes just blobs in tartan colours - dance their way through the figure of the reel. See also ref. 4444A. [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
Director, painted by Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Eightsome painted by Margaret Tait, MCT, Ancona Films End of Eightsome played by Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society painted by Margaret Tait, Ancona Films.
Margaret Tait described this title as 'An eightsome reel played by Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society, recorded in about 1955 - 1956, later transferred to 35mm optical stock with clear picture and gradually painted over the years. Eights of different things - figures, antlers, or sometimes just blobs in tartan colours - dance their way through the figure of the reel. See also ref. 4444. [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
painted by Margaret Tait. -- Credits: 8some painted by Margaret Tait Fine That's Just Fine. It's The Fin END Blue, Violet, Orange, Red, Scarlet, Brown.
Brightly coloured animated figures dance to the traditional tune 'John MacFadyen', as played by the Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society in this hand painted piece by Margaret Tait. See also ref. 4445A. [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
Director, painted by Margaret Tait ; Producer, [p.c. Ancona Films]. -- Credits: John MacFadyen played by Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society painted by Margaret Tait, Ancona Films.
Black and white animated figures dance to the traditional tune 'John MacFadyen', as played by the Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society in this hand painted piece by Margaret Tait. See also ref. 4445. [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
PLACE OF WORK - MARGARET TAIT'S ORQUIL STUDIO
Made by Alex Pirie after the death of film-maker and poet Margaret Tait, and before he started to clear out her studio, this video records the interiors of her Orquil Studio.
Animated cartoon advertisements for Baxters Soup.
A day in the life of Barra Airport in the Western Isles of Scotland. Shows the arrival and departure of the daily flight, and highlights the importance of this connection to the mainland.
[filmed by Stuart Banyard]. -- Credits: produced by Stuart Banyard, Chris Greenwood, Gary Webb, Shammon Pointon.
The European Film Awards, European Film Society, held in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall in 1990.
Producer, Zenith North . -- Credits: from the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow in association with Shell in Europe, Senate of Berlin, Script/EDFO/Media, Glasgow District Council, Strathclyde Regional Council, The Office of Arts and Libraries, The Scottish Office, The Department of Trade and Industry, British Midland, Scottish Development Agency, The British Council With thanks to Contemporary Films, BBC, Central Office of Information, Insitut Lumiere, Ceylon Brand Team Swedish Film Institute, Gaumont, British Film Institute, Ford Audiovisual Services presented by Melvyn Bragg and Sheena McDonald production team John Coffey, Maggie Marfitt-Smith, John Brotherston, Alan Fairholm, Julie Simm, Fleur Williams, Jo Homewood, Maggie Kosowicz, Elizabeth Kemp, Mazzi Watt, Nicky Herbert, Jules Williamson construction John Gallimore Productions outside broadcast and production resources Tyne Tees Facilities ENG Camera Ken Singleton ENG Sound David Webb location d. Nigel Warrack floor man. Jeremy Curry ass. p. Paddy Higson, Felicity Hope commentator Peter Noyes Thomas graphics Tony Sharpe lighting d. Bill Padgett p. des. Richard Jarvis executive p. Ian Squires, Scott Meek d. Gavin Taylor p. David Millard Copyright Channel 4 Television MCMXC.
JOHN LOGIE BAIRD TRUST INTERVIEW: Mrs Baird
Interview with Margaret Logie Baird, the widow of John Logie Baird. Topics covered include their life together, Margaret's career as a pianist, Logie Baird's work and early research, his character,
Credits: [interviewer Ken McDonald (?)].
SCOTTISH TOURIST BOARD, Alan Devereux Interview / HOTEL TRADE, AYR
Alan Devereux, Chairman of the Scottish Tourist Board, in the 'hotseat' on Scotland Today. Other participants in the discussion include Mike Blair, President of the Association of Tourist Officers, and Maurice Taylor, a Glasgow Hotelier. Short piece at end of programme concerning the state of the hotel trade in Ayr during the Glasgow Fair.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: reporter Michael Mulford [interview participants] Mike Blair, Maurice Taylor, Alan Devereux.
SCOTTISH TOURIST BOARD, DEVEREAUX INTERVIEW FOR 'WAYS AND MEANS'
A short television interview with Mr. Alan Devereux, Chairman of the Scottish Tourist Board, made in response to the publication of the Scottish Tourist Board's 1981 - 1982 Annual Report.
SCOTTISH TOURIST BOARD, DEVEREAUX INTERVIEW FOR 'NATIONWIDE'
Credits: [presenter Mary Marquis reporter Alan Douglas].
SCOTTISH PEOPLE'S FILM FESTIVAL'S PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR - EWAN MCGREGOR
Promotional screener run at the Scottish People's Film Festival, 1997, featuring extracts from films starring Ewan McGregor, the recipient of the award.
TRAINSPOTTING (Trailers and First Ten Minutes)
Promotional material from the hit film 'Trainspotting', as used in the 100 years of Scottish Cinema event, 1997. Tape 1 featuring the main cinema trailer. Tape 2 featuring ten minute extract from cinema trailer for the hit film 'Trainspotting'. Tape 3 featuring that very same extract from trailer, plus ten minute extract from film itself.
A servant befriends the Queen, becoming a close friend. The judgements of others break the friendship up, but the servant remains loyal. Only at death is their relationship reconciled. 1861, Isle of Wight. The grieving widow is joined on the island by her Highland pony and its handler, John Brown. Abrupt in manner and plain speaking, Brown quickly antagonises the Queens family and courtiers. He becomes her closest personal servant, coaxing her out of widowhood, and grows obsessively concerned with her health and security. Returning to the Highlands, their relationship grows, moving the Queen further from the court circle. Brown thwarts an attempt by journalists to spy on her. The monarchy is seemingly at risk and the Queen, in some circles of society, is being referred to as ‘Mrs. Brown’. Persuaded by the Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, Brown influences the Queen to return to public life. The Queen sees this as a betrayal of their friendship and re-establishes a chilly, formal relationship with him. He continues to be obsessed with the security of the Queen and thwarts a would-be assassin. In a frenzied dash into the cold Balmoral night to intercept an imagined interloper, Brown becomes fatally ill with pneumonia. He and the Queen are reconciled on his death bed. [The synopses here are distilled from a variety of sources: ‘Sight and Sound’, ‘Monthly Film Bulletin’, Edinburgh International Film Festival Programmes and the Scottish Screen Archive Catalogue, Scottish Screen Publicity Material]
Director, [d. John Madden] ; Producer, [p.c. Ecosse Films, BBC]. -- Credits: [Queen Victoria Judi Dench John Brown Billy Connolly Benjamin Disraeli Anthony Sher Henry Ponsonby Geoffrey Palmer Dr Jenner Richard Paso Prince of Wales David Westhead Archie Brown Gerard Butler Lady Ely Bridget McConnell Lady Churchill Georgie Glen Lady in Waiting Catherine O'Donnell Princess Alexandra Sara Stewart Princess Helena Finty Williams Princess Louise Claire Nicolson Princess Alice Hattie Ladbury Prince Alfred Oliver Kent] [Prince Arthur Alex Menzies Prince Leopold Simon McKerrell Bertie's valet Rupert Farley Mrs. Grant Elaine Collins Mr. Grant Jimmy Chisholm Lord Stanley Jason Morell Mary Taylor, Assistant Dresser Rebecca Charles Mary Ann Disraeli Cherith Mellor Speaker of the House George Hall Commons counter Robin Marchal Dean of Windsor Oliver Ford Davies Journalist Patrick Hannaway, John Ramsay Society lady Delia Lindsay Sir Charles Dilke James Vaughan Barney a Groom Brendan O'Hea Footman Theo Fraser Steele The Hitman (uncredited) Tom Delmar exec. p. Andrea Calderwood, Douglas Rae p. Sarah Curtis .... producer exec. p. WGBH Rebecca Eaton exec. p. Irish Screen Nigel Warren-Green associate p. Paul Sarony m. Stephen Warbeck cinematography Richard Greatrex film ed. Robin Sales casting Michelle Guish p. design Martin Childs art. d. Charlotte Watts costume design Deirdre Clancy chief hair stylist Beverly Binda makeup artist Veronica Brebner hair designer Lisa Westcott makeup designer Lisa Westcott p. man.Hilary Benson first ass. d. Deborah Saban second ass. d. Olivia Lloyd third ass. d. Suzanne Lynch ass. art d. Frances Bennett stand-by prop Paul Bradburn construction man. Robert Brown, Stuart Watson prop buyer Gill Ducker dressing prop Paul Hedges graphic designer Penny Madden property master Raymond Perry dressing prop Richard Stanley stand-by carpenter David Williams stand-by prop Paul de Csernatony sd. maintenance Simon Brown sd. Alistair Crocker sd. ed. John Downer dialogue ed. Sarah Morton dubbing mixer Rupert Scrivener special FX Tony Harding stunt arranger Andy Bradford stunts Tom Delmar, Phil Lonergan, Tony Lucken, Seon Rogers, Vincent Ginger Keane sc. supervisor Kim Armitage sc. ed. Robert Bernstein electrician David Bourne, Taylor David, Jamie Summers location man. Roland Caine, Joe Gibbs, Claire Tovey costume ass. Julian Day p. secretary Helen Dolan, Alexandra McIntosh focus puller Mick Duffield driver: camera car Mitchell Edwards historical consultant Owen Dudley Edwards, Margaret Knights grip Pat Garrett ass. accountant Lynne Greenshields gaffer Tony Haslam singing coach Kenny Hutchinson best boy Ian Jackson horse wrangler Debbie Kaye second camera operator Alistair Rae steadicam operator Alistair Rae costume ass. Lorraine Richards, Marie Ross idea George Rosie assistant ed. Jonathan Sales clapper loader Deborah Smith post-production supervisor Shellie Smith still photographer Mark Tillie wardrobe supervisor Ros Ward .... second camera focus puller Lorna Will p. accountant Susanna Wyatt colorist (uncredited) Trevor Brown Crew believed to be complete].
Longer trim section of a promotional film concerning Scottish Airways. A mixture of shots of the aeroplanes outside the hangar, taking off and landing. Some shots are of a plane landing on beach. A young boy is carried from one aircraft and placed inside a St Andrews ambulance at the airport. Call numbers of the planes involved: G-ACNG ; G-AEWL ; G-ACSM.
Short fictional piece regarding a man called Jack Trevor, and the Whyte family. Jack takes the Whyte daughter out for a ride in his car.
Director, [d. Malcolm Irvine] ; Producer, Russell Productions.
WARDIEBURN HOUSE SOCIAL CLUB ANNUAL CHILDREN'S SPORTS DAY
Wardieburn House Social Club Children's Annual Sports Day, 1953. Features shots of all the different races and is intertitled with the winners of each race.
Accountancy graduate turned DJ, Casim meets trainee teacher Roisin O'Connor. Sparks fly and families, cultures and personalities collide.
Director, Ken Loach ; Producer, Sixteen Films Ltd.. -- Credits: This film is dedicated to the memory of Martin Johnson. A Sixteen Films Production with Bianca Films, EMC and Tornasol Films in a British/Italian/German/Spansiah Co-production in association with Matador Pictures and Scottish Screen and with the support of Diaphana Distribution Cineart and The Glasgow Film Office p. designer Martin Johnson ph. Barry Ackroyd sd. rec. Ray Beckett research Kahleen Crawford 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist costume design Carole K. Millar line. p. Peter Gallagher ed. Jonathan Morris m. George Fenton co-exec. p. Nigel Thomas exec. p. Ulrich Felsberg screenplay Paul Laverty Casim Khan Atta Yaqub Roisin Hanlon Eva Birthistle Tariq Khan Ahmad Riaz Sadia Khan Shamshad Akhtar Tahara Khan Shabana Bakhsh Rukhsana Khan Ghizala Avan Wee Roddie David McKay Big Roddie Raymond Mearns Danny Gary Lewis Hammid Shy Ramzan Annie Emma Friel Elsie Karen Fraser Headmaster John Yule Mary Nolan Ruth McGhie Father David Father David Wallace Janitor Dougie Wallace Jacqueline Jacqueline Bett Amar Pasha Bocarie Amar's Mother Foqia Hayee Amar's Father Abdul Hayee Jasmine Sunna Mirza Jasmine's Mother Balqees Hassan Parish Priest Gerard Kelly Housekeeper Isabel Johnston Dog Walker Tommy McKee and muhammad and Ahmed Nargis, Stephane Anderson, Laura McMonagle, Laura O'Malley, Sarah Ryan p. co-ordinator Shuna Frood production Camilla Bray, Anna Graham, Layla Mall advisors Najmee Parveen, Rhana Malik, Phillip Jenkins pianist Marina Nadradze 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Marissa Carrara floor runner Leigh Pickford drivers Paul Shearer, Paul Zielenec, Charlie Dawson location man. Michael Higson location ass. Shian Holt focus puller Carl Hudson clapper loaders Julia Robinson, Anna Benbow camera runner / driver David Lee sc. consultant Roger Smith sc. supervisor Susanna Lenton stills ph. Joss Barratt gaffer Matthew Moffat best boy Steven Mathie electrician David Wilson boom operator Pete Murphy sd. ass. Kian McClure art d. Fergus Clegg, Ursula Cleary props buyer Lee Porter props Ben Johnson, Craig Castle, Trsitan Carlisle-Kitz construction man. Phil Bowen carpenters Chris Breslin, Derek Fraser painters Sandy Borthwick, Jim O'Donnell make-up Sarah Fidelo make-up ass. Karen Brotherston costume supervisor Katherine Donaldson p. accountant Elizabeth Hurley ass. accountant Lucy Marr auditors Malde & Company accountants Baker Tilley 1st ass. ed. Anthony Morris 2nd ass. ed. Paul Clegg supervising sd. ed, Kevin Brazier sd. transfer Bob Funai FX ed. Robert Brazier, Wayne Brooks foley recording mixer Ben Brazier re-recording mixers Graham V. Hartstone, Nicolas le Mesurier unit nurse Jim O'Donnell caterers Reel Food security Oakfield Security action vehicles Ronnie Morrison, Grant Morrison, Willy Kelly Spanish Unit Yianne Lamb, Santa Monica Productions, Karimel Masrukirstenfluig (?), Anna Gallardo, Lionel Kienot, Peter Staggs, Luisa Garcia, David Miles, Manolo Salas, Charley Brooke, Pepe del Pino, Pace Pepe Jiminez, Eric Pertenart music recorded by Steve Price at Angel Studios music associate Simon Chamberlain musician's contractor Isabel Griffiths musicians Steve Donnolly, Anthony Pleeth, Martin Robertson Original soundtrack available on Debonair ["Rahaye Rahaye" Written by Harjinder Singh Bopari and Balwinder Safri Performed by The Safri Boys Used with the kind permission of Savera Music Ltd. "Chit Kanda" Written and performed by H.S.Talwar Used with the kind permission of Kamlee Records Ltd. 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FARMING AT UNDER BOLTON AND KIRKLANDS (FARM MECHANISATION IN THE MID 1950's)
The operation of a large East Lothian farm in the 1950's. The high level of mechanisation is detailed throughout the film. The areas of farming featured are :- potatoes ; turnips ; grain; sheep and cattle.
The preparation work for the Fruid reservoir, Peebles.
Views taken during a Loganair island flight to Islay in the late 1970s.
The River Tay, bridges, Perth, and the flow of the water.
Angling on the River Tay. Activity on the river. How the water flows beneath the bridges.
The content concerns the Games held at Braemar attended by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. There is also footage of famers taking in the hay with a horse and cart.
The amateur view point of the launch of the liner the Queen Elizabeth. There are shots of the crowd and possibly tents as the spectators are waiting for the launch. Some close ups of the ship herself.
The construction and opening of the Forth Road Bridge c.1964.
Round Table visit to the Forth Rail Bridge 1960. General views of the men walking through the structure while steam and diesel engines pass by. Close-ups on the rivets and design of the Forth Rail Bridge.
Producer, Armac Films. -- Credits: Armac Films present.
Men working in the factory where the whale carcasses are brought for dissection in South Georgia and Leith, Antarctica.
A whale carcass is landed, and undergoes the first stages of processing at Leith, South Georgia, Antarctica.
Whaling ships leaving the Antarctic. Whalers of the same fleet meeting at sea.
Processing whale carcasses, South Georgia, Antarctica.
Whaling ships in the harbour at South Georgia, Antarctica. Men working on the boats.
Whaling footage, South Georgia, Antarctica. Includes men on the pier dragging a whale on to the dock, then carving it to pieces.
LANDSCAPE AND BOATS IN SOUTH GEORGIA, ANTARCTICA
Sea and landscape around South Georgia, Antarctica and the whaling boats there. One boat has a Scottish flag displayed among many others
General views of the landscape taken from a whaling boat, South Georgia, Antarctica. Footage of ships in harbour. Views of town covered in deep snow.
COMMON RIDING IN THE BORDERS AND ROSLIN EXPLOSIVES FACTORY
Footage of probably the Common Riding in the Borders, and a horse show at Peebles. There is also some footage of the Roslin Explosives Factory.
Views of the different stages of a parade through the streets of West Calder. The various youth organisations are heavily represented. There are also scenes of a bridge under going work, a car smash, a penny-farthing, and views overlooking the town and streets.
VINTAGE CAR PARADE ; ROYAL VISIT TO EDINBURGH ; EDINBURGH ZOO ; [ KNIGHTS OF THE THISTLE PARADE (?
The main content is of footage concerning a vintage car parade. Campbell's Bluebird is one of the cars on display. This contrasts with the pageantry surrounding Royal horse-drawn carriages. There are also some nice scenes of Princes Street, and the park. Edinburgh Zoo is also depicted, along with a parade of [the Knights of the Thistle (?)].
Mixture of events in West Calder. School sport day, parade, the road race between West Calder and Edinburgh, and an Orange March. Extreme examples of weather are also shown with a lightning damaged tree, and gravity defying icicle.
General views of the family playing tennis, croquet; cricket; darts and racquets (?). Family walking in the grounds, family pets including the peacock, and tea parties on the lawn, at Eskill House, Roslin.
Mixture of footage concerning a military parade in West Calder; family footage; the Tercentenary service of the West Kirk of West Calder; a plane crash; CLEARING THE SNOW FROM THE ROADS and the wedding of Hearts footballer Tommy (?)
A trailer for the Edinburgh Film Festival c. 1953.
Pye Industrial Camera in Operation at The Dalzell Works of Colvilles Ltd, Scotland, the
Advertisment concerning the usefulness of using a Pye TV camera system in industry. The camera is demonstrated to show that it can save time in difficult jobs, where the operator's field of vision is obscured.
FAMILY HOLIDAY - PLOCKTON, BEARSDEN CROSS
This is a family holiday in the 1950s. There are some nice scenes of Bearsden Cross and Plockton.
Scenes in and around Musselburgh during World War II, including a German bomber being displayed on the streets of the town, and a visit by Secretary of State Tom Johnston to David Lowe & Sons' market garden.
General views of the ceremony and parades during the Riding of the Marches, Musselburgh 1935.
Queen Mother visiting Musselburgh, and commencing the 1956 Riding of the Marches. Gv's of the Queen Mother's visits to a fisher exhibition, and a local school. The parade, floats, and riders in the Riding of the Marches. Some sort of play depicting different periods in time, and a firework display.
1930s footage of the Musselburgh fishing fleet at sea and at Stornoway and Mallaig, pre-war military activity around Oban and the Fisherrow Fisherman's Walk celebrations - also includes 1950s footage of storm damage at Musselburgh and yachting and regatta scenes.
The fishing fleet leaving Fisherrow harbour, Musselburgh at the start of the herring fishing season and passing through the Forth & Clyde and Crinan canals as far as Skye.
1936 CENTENARY ALSO FIRST HTA. [HONEST TOUN ASSOCIATION]
The first Musselburgh Honest Toun Association celebrations in 1936. Views of the parade, ceremonies, and crowds.
Footage of the Honest Toun celebrations in Musselburgh in 1937, including the Kirking, the sashing ceremony, the procession and entertainment at Musselburgh Racecourse.
TRAIN CRASH / FISHING/ WOMEN'S LAND ARMY - MUSSELBURGH
including a train crash at Musselburgh station, the Musselburgh fishing fleet returning to port and a parade for War Weapons Week.
Opening parade and ceremony of the Honest Lad and Lass 1938, Musselburgh, organised by the Honest Toun Association.
General views of a Gifford farm using more traditional agricultural methods such as the horse and cart.
CARNWADRIC TENANTS ASSOCIATION OUTINGS AND GALA DAYS
Footage concerning the annual outings and gala days organised by the Carnwadric Tenants Association.
ABERDEEN SCOUT ASSOCIATION - MARYCULTER CALLING
Documentary / fictional account of life at scout camp in Aberdeenshire.
Credits: Produced by J Fenton Wyness Cast Patrol Leader Leslie Wilson Second Harold Pearson Scout William Urquhart Recruit Malcolm Tawse With the County Commissioner, Camp Warden and Campers .
OPENING OF TEMPLAR'S PARK 26 SEPTEMBER 1936, VISIT BY CHIEF SCOUT
Opening of the Templar's Park in Aberdeen, September 1936. The opening was attended by Lord Baden-Powell, and the County Commissioner Robert Bruce. The scouts and cubs perform displays for the VIP guests, and speeches are made. The end of the film concerns the activity around a small open air swimming pool.
CADET / PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICER TRAINING (?
Some sort of boys organisation is featured. This may have been part of a public school, or cadet training. The boys are teenage, probably ranging from 13 -17/18 years. (?). A baby with nurse, and the family skating on a frozen river.
Experiments performed in the Denny's Experimental Model Ship Tank, Dumbarton.
The Denny Model Ship Tank, Dumbarton. The processes involved in building the model ships, and some of the basic tank experiments.
Join in all the fun of Ardeer Sports and Gala Day, 1954.
Industrial material on how to make seamless tubes. The whole process, complete with alternative methods are shown.
Director, George H. Sewell ; Producer, The Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: produced by Denis Ward ph. David Holmes ass. d. Peter Ward ass. cameraman Brian A M Rhodes comm. s. Alvar Lidell Made at the Dumbarton Works of Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd. Technical And Scientific Films Ltd. (In Association with the Film Producers Guild) Western Electronic Recording..
PATHE SOUND NEWS No 59/52, BRAVE BOY REWARDED - DUNFERMLINE
News report of a boy, Brian Gibbon, receiving an award for bravery from the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust. He rescued his little nephew from a burning building after a plane had crashed into it.
Producer, Pathe. -- Credits: [cam. Elder].
St Colm's, Edinburgh, Sunday School Picnic. General footage of the games and activities.
General views of the island of Iona and its inhabitants.
Pleasure trip on the 'sludge boat' the vessel built to dump Glasgow's sewage sludge in the deep water off Garroch Head on the Clyde estuary.
LAST OPEN HEARTH CAST AT RAVENSCRAIG AND GLENGARNOCK
General views of the last open hearth furnaces and casting in Scotland at Ravenscraig and the last cast at Glengarnock works, both formerly of Colvilles Ltd but by closure part of British Steel.
The operation of Colville's Lanarkshire Steelworks. The whole steelmaking process is followed, principally in the casting shop. There are also some c/u's of the power supply engine.
Documents the path of the river Findhorn from it's mouth to it's source in the Highlands. Views of the changes in the landscape as the river moves inland.
Director, Prof Edward Davis (Davies(?)).
ARDROSSAN MONTGOMERIE PIER RAILWAY LINE CLOSURE
The demolition of the Ardrossan Montgomerie Pier Railway Station and line.
Inverurie Pensioners Association outings over the course of a few years. Mostly close up on the male and female pensioners having tea, or waiting for cars and buses.
KODAK PRACTICE LOADING FILM AND ADVERTS FOR KODAK SERVICES
Practice loading reel from Kodak. It also advertises other Kodak services such as the Kodascope library, Cine Kodak magazine, Kodascope Library News, Cine-Kodagraphs and a help service.
Amateur footage of flooding in the Bridge of Allan area in 1950.
General views of a new dam, for Bridge of Allan area after the flood (?) Children on a slide.
The Braemar Games in 1961. The Royal Party arriving, and glimpses of the different events.
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE & RIDING OF THE MARCHES AT SANQUHAR
The cub scouts involvement in the Remembrance Day parade and Riding of the Marches at Sanquhar.
Activities of the Christian Stewardship at the St Andrews Church, Falkirk.
Director, Christian Stewardship ; Producer, Yevcam Films (?).
An indoor curling International (?) Championship, involving Falkirk. (They appear to be playing for the 'Scotch Cup')
Amateur comedy film as newly wed man takes so long to get milk that both of the couple are pensioners by the time he comes home.
Director, Mr R G Giuliani Dec'd. -- Credits: Cine Class 68.
Director, Mr John Neill. -- Credits: ph. on Kodachrome by John Neill ass. Ralph Giuliani original play w. and p. Ada Mackie electrician W. Mackay Cast (in order of appearance) Mary - Celeste Fraser. The Archangel Gabriel - David Mercer. Joseph - Peter Henderson. Elizabeth - Lindsay Davidson. Zachary - John Douglas. First Shepherd - John Thomson. Second Shepherd - George Ling. Third Shepherd - Laurence Mills. First King - Patrick Buckly. Second King - David Mercer. Third King - Billy McCallion. First Angel - Jadwice Billevicz. Second Angel - Helen Anderson..
The 6th North of Scotland Rover Scout Moot, Jubilee 1957, Kingcausie, Kincardinshire. General views of the scouts at camp, playing games, attempting different tasks, and an award ceremony.
Cub and Scout Movement for Aberdeen. The film begins with a trip away with the cubs in 1955. The cubs are seen playing on the beach, and with a football. The following section documents the life away with a scout camp at Corriemulzie. The boys are followed through their sports, kitchen duties, tasks, and games.
[filmed by Mr R G Giuliani Dec'd]. -- Credits: Without very willing help from SCOUTS at Camp the film could not have been made. A day in the 39th - 49th Scout Camp. 1956 Wolves P/L Michael Henderson. Alister McDonald. Chris Williamson. Michael Henderson. Michael Topp. 1956 Squirrels. P/L Douglas Stephen. David Simmie. Michael Davidson. Douglas Tosh. S.M. Billy Mercer 39th. S.M. Ralph G Giuliani 49th. 1956 Kestrels. P/L Stewart Wilson. Tony O'Connell. Ken Anderson. Vincent Sacco. Hugh Selkirk..
Life at Auchengillian Scout Camp. Boys playing games, cooking, and swimming.
The making of, and film of the Bankhead School production of THE PIED PIPER, Aberdeen.
Director, Mr R G Giuliani Dec'd ; Producer, [p.c. Aberdeen Production Group of the SEFA and Bankhead School Present]. -- Credits: camera Ralph G Giuliani lighting J MacLeod Scott. sd. advisor J W R Tunner production advisor Hubert Mitchell.
Life at a Scout Jamborette Camp at Castle Forbes. The scouts are seen swimming, cooking, having a sports day, and playing games.
Fictional film by the Aberdeen and District Cine Club where a woman is murdered and a man commits suicide.
Director, Mr R G Giuiliani Dec'd ; Producer, [p.c. Aberdeen & District Cine Club]. -- Credits: Aberdeen & District Cine Club Presents with Muriel Green, Bill Ferguson, Herbert Kelman d. W. Cockburn camera R. Giuliani sd. R. Miller.
The activities and operation of the Aberdeen Children's Theatre which was the first Civic Children's Theatre to be opened in Britain. The theatre was operated by the Department of Speech Therapy.
Director, Ralph G Giuliani & Ronald Sawdon. -- Credits: Make Up, Costumes Isobel McHaffie Stage Management Jane Mowat Properties Prudence Young Sound Effects Caroline Sawdon FOH Management Madge Smith& Ferguson Rennie Stage Lights Bryce, Anne. Direction Catherine Hollingworth sc. and commentary Ronald Sawdon & Ralph G. Giuliani ass. d. John M. Wright ph. Ralph G. Giuliani, d. Ralph G Giuliani & Ronald Sawdon.
The operation, structure, and activities of the 62 Social Club established in 1962 by the Education Committee, Aberdeen. The Club was for members between 15 - 20 years old. The various activities such as sport, art, judo, dance, music, and domestic skills are shown, together with an informative commentary regarding the structure and operational issues behind the club.
The operation, personal, and educational value of the Children's Theatre, Aberdeen. This was shot at the time of the retirement of Miss Catherine Hollingworth after 25 yrs service to the Children's Speech Therapy and Theatre.
Director, R G Giuliani. -- Credits: Fencing Joan Turner; Mime Donald Sey; Creative Drama Dorene Clark; Stage Ken Thomson; Puppetry Catherine Hollingworth. With the participation of Malcolm Rennie and Members of the Children's Theatre and the Longacre Players make-up Isobel McHaffie ed. & sd. R Giuliani lights J Duffus ass. d. J Wright.
The work of the Puppet Theatre in Aberdeen.
The Glasgow Catholic Scouters' Guild Triennial Pilgrimage to Lourdes 1961. General views of the long journey, the boys helping at Mass, the Stations of the Cross, and Procession of the Blessed Sacrament. Gv's of the boys site seeing in and around Lourdes, and Paris.
Children enjoy classes at Hazelhead Academy, Aberdeen, and a trip to Holland.
Children boiling` potatoes at a camp site and playing on a beach. Lovely shots of the puffers at Aberdeen harbour, and people watching a Japanese ship unloading.
General views of the Aberdeen Cine Club discussing and shooting scenes for one of their productions.
62 CLUB MOTORBIKES ; COLLECTING FOR DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES
Two young men riding motorbikes along a cliff top and country road. General views of young men from the 62 club collecting, on the streets, for Dr. Barnardo's.
Close-ups of the dock workers at Southampton taken from onboard the Queen Mary. General views of the tugs taking the liner out, and of some activities such as table tennis.
General views of the adventure club preparing their canoes for a trip along the river. General views of the members paddling the canoes, and back in the hut.
Director, Mr R G Giuliani Dec'd. -- Credits: ph. Ralph G. Giuliani, M.A..
Small story involving the pupils of Old Aberdeen School, designed to show how the cycling proficiency tests are of benefit to the pupils. The story centres on a boy called Mike who does not follow any aspect of road safety.
Director, Mr R G Giuliani Dec'd. -- Credits: With R McHattie..
[Mostly B/W]. Scout trip to Shetland for summer camp. General views of the boat leaving Aberdeen, arriving in Kirkwall for a short visit to the Cathedral and Earl's Palace, then on to Shetland. General views of the boys at camp. Colour section shows the Sandwick Gala swimming in the sea, and a visit to the Mousa broch.
Scout camp at Templar's Park, Aberdeen where Scouts demonstrate their different skills. For example different cooking techniques. General views of ceremony.
OLD ABERDEEN SCHOOL - PUPILS V MASTERS FOOTBALL & SPORTS DAY
Old Aberdeen School sport activities. General views of the master and pupils football match and the school sports day events.
General views of the crowds gathered around Aberdeen Provost's House in front of Marischal College. Brief glimpse of the Royal Car, containing the Queen Mother, as it drives by.
Jubilee celebration of Baxter's Park, Aberdeen. Aberdeen Scout movement displaying their skills to the general public.
Scouts enjoy outdoor activities during a camp at Culfearn. They visit Pluscarden Abbey, learn to cook, play games and construct things using local wood.
A group of young men and women, belonging to the Aberdeen Adventure Club, camping at Muick, Aberdeenshire.
Tour of the Highlands and Islands in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Scenes include farming, fishing, mountain climbing, ships, and a brief shot of the 'talkies' being installed at Balmoral.
All the processes involved in the operation of a mink farm from mating and care of new born minks through to feeding, pelting, and boxing.
Credits: This film was produced at the farm of J & J Mitchell Ltd., Newhailes, Musselburgh where the cooperation of everyone was freely given at all times. .
CANONBIE HIGH STREET AND THE RIDING OF THE MARCHES
Amateur footage of the Murray family enjoying relaxing in the garden and swimming in the river. General views of Canonbie High Street, circa 1951. The film finishes with footage of the Riding of the Marches around Canonbie.
All the different processes at Richards of Aberdeen Ltd, including general views of the flax making process from cutting and drying in the fields to the factory. General views of the raw flax entering the plant and being passed through the various stages until the cloth is ready to be dispatched. Donor information - the fields were in Banff and Buchan.
Producer, [p.c. attributed to Clansman].
Wigtown celebrates its Quincentenary. Footage of the Farm Implements Parade and the Riding of the Marches.
FAMILY FOOTAGE ; LORD SALTOUN OPENING FRASERBURGH GOLF CLUB ; REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE
Local events in Fraserburgh, circa 1947. Family playing in garden. Lord Saltoun opens the Fraserburgh Golf Club and a Remembrance Day Service and Parade.
General views around Fraserburgh Harbour, where fishing cargoes are unloaded and women gut fish.
Events in Fraserburgh during the Coronation Year of 1937. Street parades (Coronation Church Parade and Boys Brigade) and the Boys Brigade cross country run.
Winston Churchill receives the Freedom of the City and is capped LL.D. by Aberdeen University in 1946. Features street scenes and an official luncheon at the Town House, as well as recording the ceremonies themselves.
Producer, J E Henderson Ltd, 377 Union St, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN BATTALION JUBILEE NEWSREEL, the
The Boy's Brigade celebrate their fiftieth anniversary in 1937 with displays at Murrayfield in front of the Queen, also involving Girl Guides. Second part records activities enjoyed at B.B. camp, Aboyne.
Director, J.B. MacDonald. -- Credits: J.B. MacDonald presents.
General views around the main streets and Saltoun Square in Fraserburgh.
Naming and launching ceremony for the Fraserburgh lifeboat in 1954.
Various mountain climbs in the Cairngorms by different groups of mostly young men, however women are involved on one climb. Some of the men are wearing their Service uniforms.
[filmed by J.B. MacDonald]. -- Credits: Commended at 1948 Scottish Amateur Film Festival.
Following in the footsteps of St. Drostan, a family visit to the churches and churchyards of Fife and Aberdeenshire, recording their leisurely walks and explorations. Also features a visit to the Aikey Brae Sunday Fair and Horse Fair.
SALTOUN WEDDING ; 'VICTORIA' FISHING BOAT ; HELICOPTER AT GOLF COURSE
Wedding of Lord and Lady Saltoun's daughter, attended by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. Gv's of a fishing trawler the Victoria. Gv's of a Royal Navy helicopter [landing at a golf course.]
Colour section concerns various family picnics at different beaches between 1945 & 1946. The black and white section concerns the Aberdour Jubilee of 1949, featuring a parade, the Jubilee Bazaar in the Parish Hall, and a glimpse of the oldest inhabitant (?).
The opening ceremony and first match at Dyce Bowling Club, Aberdeenshire.
General views of the construction and opening of the Fraserburgh miniature railway between 1963 and 1964.
Director, Mr J McDonald. -- Credits: Fraserburgh Round Table presents.
SUPPLIES TO PENNAN / PROCLAMATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II / RNLI FRASERBURGH
Footage of a journey to take supplies to Pennan by sea in the winter of 1947. General views of the ceremony held in Fraserburgh to Proclaim Queen Elizabeth II. General views of the launch of the new Fraserburgh lifeboat. The film shows a lifeboat wrecked in 1953, and crowds at the naming ceremony of the new boat. Funeral procession for the RNLI crew.
The triumphant Gathering of the Braemar Royal Highland Society, 1952.
Director, J.B. McDonald. -- Credits: made by J.B. McDonald Mick-Mack films present.
The 'Waverley' paddle steamer makes its way along the River Clyde in 1977. Finishes with footage of the Waverley undergoing refitting work in dry dock.
Detailed footage of old and new methods of casting iron moulds, and views around the Fullwood Iron Foundry, New Stevenston.
STRANRAER 1965/75/76 ; PORT PATRICK 1977
Various chartered cruises to Stranraer and one to Portpatrick, taken by the Coastal Cruising Association and the Clyde River Steamer Club.
An extensive journey along the River Clyde, detailing the attractions on offer from Largs to Lanarkshire.
The first pleasure cruise down the Clyde made by the 'Prince Ivanhoe', a steamer that ran in conjunction with the Waverley. Places visited include Largs, Brodick and Ardrossan.
Members of the Clyde River Steamer Club witness the activities of boats and ferries on a day trip from Carnryan to Larne.
Beginning with footage of the 'Waverley' being re-boilered in early 1981, this film then documents various cruises on the 'Waverley' paddle steamer (including the first trip using the new boiler). These include trips up the Clyde, on the Forth River to Grangemouth, to St. Andrews and to Oban.
Members of the Coastal Cruising Association take a trip on the sludgeboat 'Gardyloo'. Departing via the sealock at Leith Docks, this is an amateur enthusiast's record of the sights on the sea, passing the Isle of May and the Fife Coast. Includes shots of the HMS Yarmouth on its return from the Falklands War.
A detailed overview of different steamships operating on the Clyde and along the West Coast. Views along the Clyde coast and on deck are shown, the workings of the engine rooms are recorded, the film finishing with some footage of the ill-fated Clyde hovercrafts in operation.
A record of some chartered trips taken by members of the Clyde River Steamer Club between 1966 - 1968. Includes footage of a trip to Girvan on the 'Duchess of Hamilton' - Girvan had not been visited by a Clyde Steamer since 1939.
In June 1974, members of the Clyde River Steamer Club made a trip on the steamer ''Countess of Kempock' to visit a range of Clyde Piers no longer in use.
A detailed record of cruising on the Clyde during 1966 - 1967. Cruising vessels include the 'Queen Mary II', 'Maid of the Loch' and 'Waverley'.
This film records various methods of transportation across the Clyde River, starting with bridges and tunnels but concentrating on ferry boats. It features footage of the Finnieston, Govan, and Erskine ferries in operation then broadens to include the Dunoon, Cumbrae, and Ardrossan ferries in the Firth of Clyde. The commentary mourns the passing of the old styles of transportation, but acknowledges that change is inevitable and welcome.
The film begins by showing activities in Mallaig harbour such as unloading fish, shelling seafood and loading boats with fresh ice. There then follows an amateur record of a trip on the ferry 'Loch Arkaig', travelling from Mallaig to the small isles of Eigg, Rhum and Canna.
Amateur footage of the shipyards and landscapes on the Clyde River, as seen from on board a moving ship on a sunny day.
A trip on the 'Loch Carron', travelling up the Firth of Clyde, to the Mull of Kintyre, Oban, Tiree and the Outer Hebrides.
Ferry services to the islands of Islay and Gigha. Records the Western Ferries services 'Sound of Jura' and 'Sound of Gigha' and Caledonian MacBrayne's ferry 'MV Pioneer'.
The mail boat 'Loch Fyne' on its daily run from Gourock to Tarbert, Loch Fyne and calling at various places along the way. Includes footage of the very last mail run on 30th September 1969.
A Clyde River Steamer Club cruise to Ormidale on the 'Keppel', including footage of the Kyles of Bute and the American Polaris Submarine Base on the Holy Loch.
FULLWOOD FOUNDRY, HAMILTON; NEWBATTLE ABBEY MEAL MILL AND WATER WHEEL
Footage inside the Fullwood Foundry, Hamilton as metal mouldings are made - presumably making the new waterwheel as seen in the following part of the film. A new waterwheel is inaugurated at Newbattle Abbey by Magnus Magnusson.
GENERAL TERMINUS QUAY; HUNTERSTON ORE TERMINAL
General views at General Terminus Quay, Glasgow. Celebratory scenes at the official opening of Hunterston Ore Terminal in June 1959 as well as detailed views of the operation.
A day trip to Millport, stopping off to see many attractions around the island of Greater Cumbrae. Includes a boat trip to Cumbrae lighthouse.
Witness the sights from the chartered boat 'Columba' in Springtime as it makes its return journey from Oban to Mallaig - passing the islands Eigg, Muck and Rhum en route. The lighthouse at Ardnamurchan on Arnamurchan peninsula features briefly - being the most westerly point on British mainland.
An amateur enthusiasts record of the aftermath of the 'Queen Mary II''s collision with US navy tug 'Natick'. The ship is seen on her way back to Gourock.
An evening showboat cruise in conjunction with Radio Clyde, on board the Waverley paddle steamer.
Recording a trip to St. Kilda on 9th May, 1969. The film also briefly shows the first party of 'National Trust Working Parties' arriving from Mallaig on the 'Pentland Wave' in 1979 - to help restore the remains of houses and the street on St. Kilda.
Recording one family's experiences in Sutherland between 1957 and 1963, this film covers activities such as water skiing at Lairg, summer scenes on the shore at Ullapool, hill climbing, Christmas celebrations.
Following the mail ship 'Lochmor' on her journey delivering to the Outer Hebrides.
An ambitious amateur family record of a journey from Scotland to Jerusalem driving through eleven countries.
PARADE ; RIDING OF THE MARCHES ; GALA DAY(?
Gala day / Riding of the Marches and parade in an unidentified Borders town [possibly Dumfries?]. A huge event for the town, it features costumed parades, men riding on horseback through crowd lined streets, displays, fairground and celebrations throughout.
Lovely shots of a family at a beach. Family gathered by a small house on the shore dancing and laughing.
Herring trawlers come into port and unload their cargo at Lowestoft. Includes shots of women gutting fish.
The 1938 Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park and footage of a visit to Ceylon.
Relaxing scenes around Edinburgh's Botanical Gardens on a sunny summer day.
[filmed by T. B. Sansom?]]. -- Credits: A Seen Through the Camera Film.
A pleasant tour around Edinburgh, featuring the planting of the flower clock in honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh Zoo and the Botanical Gardens.
Director, T B Sansom. -- Credits: This film has been Specially Commended by Amateur Cine World; Cine Magazine Presents p. and filmed by T.B. Sansom.
A comprehensive tour of Edinburgh in the 1950's. Includes street scenes, many of which include children playing in tenement back courts; prefabricated houses at Duddingston, interiors of a hospital; interiors of a busy pub in Rose Street, Highland Games at Murrayfield Stadium, street scenes at Festival time and interior shots of a paper mill.
Director, T.B. Sansom. -- Credits: This film has been specially commended by Amateur Cine World ph. members of the Edinburgh Cine Society p. T.B. Sansom.
An amateur film recording the streets of Edinburgh centre in the 1950s. Includes footage of the Royal Mile, the Grassmarket, St. Giles Cathedral, the Museum of Childhood, Carrubbers Close Mission, Huntly House Museum and Holyrood Palace.
General views of Edinburgh, mostly along Princes' Street and the gardens. General views of the shops, people, and the city around the Festival.
Director, T B Sansom. -- Credits: p. T B Sansom.
Made by the Wick Society, this film documents in detail the craft of coopering (barrel making) in the workshop of coopers John Swanson & John Gunn, Wick.
[filmed by Iain Sutherland and Ian MacKenzie]. -- Credits: The Wick Society Coopers John Swanston & John Gunn, Wick. .
Beautiful shots of fishing boats at Wick Harbour, including the loading of sheep and cattle onto the ferry. Features brief shots of a foal at the end.
A trip down the Clyde, taking in shipbuilding works and coastal villages.
Life on board a fishing boat as it sets sail from Wick Harbour in 1955. Includes footage of men hauling in the catch by hand.
Film documenting an aeroplane journey from Nairobi to Wick. Most of the film focuses on Wick and John O'Groats, featuring street scenes, harbour scenes, coastal scenery, Dounreay Power Station, and finishing with an old steamer crossing the Pentland Firth.
Mostly general views of landscape and countryside of Sutherland. Film opens with a shot of warships in the Dornoch Firth (?). Some lovely shots of small villages and a old cottage with a thatched roof with pots and buckets outside.
Dredging and construction work on Wick harbour. General views of various Gala week parades, the crowning of two Queens, and children's fancy dress. General views of a warship, and the re-blessing of the lifeboat. Culminates with Torch Light Procession.
Annual Supper Dance and Cabaret organised by Mr J T Sinclair, Wick. The supper and dance always features Old Father Time, the Spirit of the New Year (played by a young girl), and a pretty young woman chosen to be Miss 1938. The wartime dances show people in uniform.
WICK MODEL YACHT CLUB & GALA / BLACKSMITHS/ REPAIRING WHALIGOE STONE STEPS
Overview of the races of Wick's Model Yacht Club Golden Jubilee in 1976. Close-up of a blacksmith shoeing a horse, and doing wrought iron work. General views of the repair work of the Whaligoe stone steps. General views of the Gala week 1977 - crowning of the Queen, and the various floats.
GENERAL VIEWS OF WICK IN THE 1930's AND 1970's
General views of Wick taken from various vantage points. Shots include the updating of the town's drainage system, wreck of the fishing vessel Scottish Maid, a wooden boat builder, stone repair work. At the end there is some black and white footage taken approximately in the 1930's of Wick streets, and the exterior of the Pentland Hotel.
WICK SCHOOLS 1930's / RIVERSIDE CATTLE SHOW 1951/52 / GALA'S 1951/52 & 1978/79
Both black and white and colour footage of the opening of Wick High School 1937. New extension of the new North School 1939. Lifeboat dedication 1939. Herring Queen 1951/52. Cattle Show Riverside 1951/52 and finishing with Gala's of 1978/79.
AROUND WICK HARBOUR 1974 - 1975 & LIFEBOAT SLIPWAY REPAIRS & TESTS
Fishing boats coming back to Wick harbour and unloading of the catch. General views of the men gutting and icing the fish. Scenes of the fish lying on the pier, and the men working with the nets. The children of the fishermen also come down to help. General views of men repairing and testing the launch slipway for the Wick lifeboat.
This large reel contains many small films all approximately dating from the 1930s. Subjects range from Wick Model Yacht Club, Wick Herring Queen ceremonies, general views of Wick, Lybster and surrounding areas, Wick harbour HM Coastguards in training, Scouts and Guides, Caithness Show, open air swimming pool, ploughing competition, and a steeple jack at work.
A collection of five Kinora Reels recording Wick at the turn of the 20th century.
OPENING OF THE EMPIRE EXHIBITION ; CRAIL ; LINER QUEEN ELIZABETH AWAITING LAUNCH
A mixture of black and white and colour amateur footage recording some beautiful seaside scenes in Crail, and the Empire Exhibition in London, 1938. Also includes brief shots at the end of the Queen Elizabeth ship prior to her launch.
Lovely shots in and around the village of Craigellachie, Spey Valley.
Evidence of Second World War bomb damage to house and garden in Auchtermuchty. Brief shot field with white tents at very end of film.
A comprehensive record of public events in the royal burgh of Auchtermuchty.
Lovely street scenes around the old Crown St Hutchesons' School. The operation of the school is shown, along with the classrooms, gym, and staff room. Every now and then the camera shows a toy mouse running through the school. This is in direct contrast to the new school building which opened in September 1959. The new school and facilities are then shown.
Credits: cam. J.Smith sd. C.Coleman, J.Bolling comm. D.Binnie ass. J.Drysdale p. D.B.M. Charleson.
The proceedings of the opening ceremony at the new Hutchesons' School. Close-ups of the various dignitaries, and speakers.
Well shot film showing the ease and manoeuvrability of the Kylesku ferry as it swiftly moves from across the Kylesku strait.
OPENING OF ORRIN DAM, ROSS-SHIRE, BY SIR JOHN STIRLING
Brief footage of the opening of a large hydro-electric power station in Strath Conon, at Orrin. The film features various dignitaries being given a tour and general footage of the dam.
LOGAN STAFF OFFICE SCENES; COBB MEMORIAL; TUNNEL VISIT, MORISTON
Logan office workers at work and on an office trip to a construction site. Includes a photo opportunity at the Cobb Memorial (?).
ROAD MAKING WITH BARBER GREEN, SOMERSET CC
Close up footage of men building a road in Somerset, with each stage filmed in detail.
Construction and resurfacing work on Dingwall High Street. Construction work on a country road is recorded in detail, from the mixing of materials to showing the various machines involved.
A selection of family films giving a snapshot of life in Dingwall in the 1950s. A family is shown during at leisure. Includes shots of an elderly man working with a scythe, the family sitting in their lounge, a look inside their new kitchen, taking tea and enjoying their garden.
BATCHING PLANT CONVEYORS AND EARTH MOVING CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FOR HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATION AT STRATH CONON, ORRIN
Detailed footage of the construction processes involved in building a large hydro-electric power station in Strath Conon, at Orrin. Close-ups of all the heavy industrial machinery, transportation, cement mixing and digging equipment as the dam is constructed.
LUICHART AND MEIG; GAMMIES AT NORWOOD STRICHEN
Detailed evidence [mostly in black and white] of the construction of Luichart Power Station and Meig Dam by Logans of Dingwall. Also shows Logan staff working in the office, in the canteen, and workmen at their trades. The film also contains a short colour section of the Logan family walking in their garden.
General footage of Logan bulldozers and heavy industry vehicles preparing the ground to start construction work on road. Situated in rural area.
A staff tea party where female staff of Logans of Dingwall are seen enjoying tea and cakes. Includes shot of moustached gentleman in background (probably Mr. Logan or his brother).
COBB MEMORIAL; HOUSE AND GARDEN; LADY TORNACHETY; ORRIN DAM; DINGWALL
Mostly amateur footage featuring the Logan family at the construction site of a large hydro-electric power station in Strath Conon, at Orrin. Includes footage of elderly woman at roadside memorial (Cobb Memorial) and some footage of the beautifully kept garden at the Logan family home, Dingwall.
BALAHRAGGAN QUARRY ; FORDSON ARTIC DUMPER MADE AT MUIR OF ORD, W. LOGAN. A. LOGAN.
An explosion at a quarry. A specially converted 'tractor' vehicle is test driven in second part of film.
Tour around Ayrshire including Burns Cottage, Glen Trool, Culzean Castle and the Queen Mother opening Prestwick Airport.
K&D MC - SPRING TRIAL (KIRKCALDY AND DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB)
Amateur enthusiast's record of events in the Kirkcaldy and District Motor Cycling Club calendar. Featuring Speedway at Meadowbank, Scottish Speed Championships at St. Andrews, Winter and Easter Trials, and events at Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy.
Motor cycle races in Kirkcaldy c.1950. General views of the different races, the crowds, and ending with the trophy presentation ceremony.
KIRKCALDY & DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB PRESENT THE 1947 - 1948 FILM
General views motorcycle racing in Kirkcaldy 1947 - 1948.
ST. ANDREWS - GRASS; MARK INCH - WATA; 500 CARS - BEVERIDGE PARK ; 350 FINAL - SCOTTISH ROAD RACES
Cross-country motor cycle racing, including trials on West Beach, St. Andrews. General views of motor cycle and motor car racing during Scottish Road Racing event, Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy, early 1950s.
The Kirkcaldy motor cycle road races, circa 1934. Includes footage of the 350cc and 500cc road race finals.
Director, Kirkcaldy Photographic Society. -- Credits: Kirkcaldy Photographic Society, Cine Section presents.
Motorcycle and motorcar film from the Kirkcaldy and District Motor Club. Includes races on West Beach, St. Andrews, followed by motor car cross country trials and speed hill climb at Bo'ness. Footage of solo stunt motorcycle display near the end of the film.
Activities of the Kirkcaldy and District Motor Club, 1934. Introduction of the men filming the motor cycle races. General views of races at St Andrews and the Isle of Man.
Director, Dr. Swanston, Mr. 'Bunt' Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Dr. Swanston ph. Dr. Swanston, Mr. 'Bunt' Stewart. The King .
1935 K & D MC FILM (KIRKCALDY AND DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB)
Activities of the Kirkcaldy and District Motor Club, 1935. General views of a motor cycle race at St Andrews (?) beach. Motor club trip to Blackpool for a rally. General views of various amusements such as a model train, tiny motor boats, a trip in an aeroplane. Footage of the Isle of Man Amateur Grand Prix.
KIRKCALDY AND DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB ANNUAL FILM 1935
The Kirkcaldy and District Motor Club Annual Film of 1935. Featuring general views of the motor cycling rally on St Andrews beach - shots include members of the club with their cars. General views of the Isle of Man Grand Prix.
[attrib. Dr Swanston]. -- Credits: This film was edited by Dr. Swanston and photographed by him and Mr 'Bunt' Stewart.
Kirkcaldy Motor Club footage from 1934 and 1935. Featuring motorcycle races at Kirkcaldy, Portrush Ireland, and Southport. General views of the aeroplane trip to Ireland. General views of the races, and still photographs of the Junior Championships.
Charts the life and work of eminent Scottish architect, Robert Lorimer.
A compilation of footage following a very jolly bunch of intrepid hillwalkers on their treks and winter expeditions among Scotland's mountains.
Landscape shots from country walks around Appin, Fife and Benderloch, Argyll (mostly the latter).
A Scottish S.P.C.A. film encouraging the welfare of animals to be considered. The film highlighted the factors that are detrimental to the good wellbeing of animals in society, eg. the changes in their habitat mean that Red Deer are more exposed than they used to be in their forest habitat. The Scottish S.P.C.A were also concerned with the conditions on chicken and turkey farms, and the inspectors were present to ensure that humane methods were used at the slaughter houses.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: sc., comm., ph,. ed,. & p. Christopher Mylne..
An educational film from the Scottish Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals informing children of the potential hazards that may affect animals.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: comm.s. Muriel Gray ph. ed. & p. Chris Mylne.
The film highlighted the importance of Scotland's Wildlife Trust, in educating people to enjoy their local countryside and Nature Reserves in a way that is not detrimental to the animals welfare.
Director, Christopher Mylne ; Producer, Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: d. camera Christopher Mylne An Edinburgh Films Production in association with the Scottish Wildlife Trust and The Royal Bank of Scotland..
Amateur record of a Scout trip to Norway. Includes footage of Bergen, Sandane, Loen and various fjords.
Amateur record of a Scout trip made from Orkney to Norway, via Newscastle.
Amateur record of a Scout trip to Edinburgh and during the train and boat journey home to Orkney.
An explanation of the Clean Air Act. Effects of air pollution on public health are explained and the measures taken to improve the environment. Includes scientific experiments and footage of household appliances being inspected to ensure they are clean.
Producer, Random. -- Credits: produced in the interests of clean air by Scottish Oils and Shell-Mex Ltd. .
Produced by Glasgow ETV, this programme features footage of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow. Rehearsals for 'A Government Inspector' get underway, and footage of 'behind the scenes' areas such as the dressing room and make-up. Designers discuss costume and production set design and construction. A brief look at the box office area and interior shots of the theatre building, including shots of the lighting and sound control area. [mute]
Charts the life and work of eminent Scottish architect, Robert Adam.
Producer, Tree Films. -- Credits: educational advisers Louise Annand, Hubert Fenwick .
Places and landmarks in Ayrshire relating to the life of Burns.
Director, Joe Mendoza ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: ph. Robert Paynter ed. Margot Fleischman cutting asst. Pat Jones cam. asst. Cyril Moorhead asst. d. Ken Cooper w. Maurice Lindsay m. arr. & cond. Cedric Thorpe Davie m. perf. The Saltire Singers, Duncan Robertson, Margaret Fraser, Constance Mullay, Frederick Westcott rec. Ken Cameron p. Stewart McAllister in charge of production Edgar Anstey.
The new electric and diesel trains run by British Rail throughout the country.
British Rails' freightliner service for goods of all kinds including Ladybird clothes and Johnny Walker whisky.
A look at some of British Rail's newly electrified lines and newly refurbished stations across the country.
British Rail's new countrywide rails links and new and improved stations.
Director, Nick Nicholls ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: w. Ronald Dunkley ph. Graham Berry, Merlyn Davies ed. Richard Best p. James Ritchie comm. s. Iain Cuthbertson in charge of production John W Shepherd.
British Rail's freight lines and some of the freight that is carried by their trains.
Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: nar. Huw Thomas.
A film to promote the electrification of suburban rail routes, with a feature on Glasgow.
The journey from London's Kings Cross to Edinburgh's Waverley Station on the steam train the "Elizabethan Express."
Director, Tony Thompson ; Producer, British Transport Films. -- Credits: ph. James Ritchie, Ronald Craigen, Robert Paynter unit m. Jim Garrett asst. technicians W D Williams, Cyril Moorehead, Ken Cooper, Paul Khan, Alice Ross, Pat Holmes ed. Wm J Maclean w. Paul le Saux spoken by Howard Marion Crawford and Alan Wheatley p. Edgar Anstey m. Clifton Parker cond. Alvir Mathieston rec. at Anvil Films, Beaconsfield.
Family film recording various events in a family's life from the late forties through mid fifties.
REID / CLARK FAMILY FILM : Arbroath And Arran
Amateur family film, taken in the garden of an Arbroath home, and on holiday in Arran. Also includes nice footage of Arbroath outdoor swimming pool.
Family film, of children playing, partaking in various activities, and family life in a country home.
Film showing the industries and landmarks of Aberdeen. From Hays lemonade factory to the more traditional industries of the Fish Market, the Granite Quarry and the University.
Producer, BBC TV. -- Credits: cameraman. Alex Scott sd. rec. Charles Clark ed. Bob Gautrey p. Jack Gillespie.
ADVERT FOR MAYS TRAVEL AGENCY, KIRKCALDY
A cinema advert for Mays Travel Agency in Kirkcaldy.
A journey on an Eastern Scottish coach from London to Edinburgh, and coach journeys across Scotland from Uist to Kelso.
Director, Damian Brown ; Producer, Scottish Transport Group. -- Credits: ed. David Mingay ph. Andrew Carchrae facilities Solus Enterprises.
Various sessions of traditional folk and country music spanning North America and Scotland, performed by Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham, Danny Thompson and guest artists such as Emmylou Harris, Karen Matheson, Nancy Griffith, Dick Gaughan and Jerry Douglas.
Director, [d. Mike Alexander] ; Producer, [p.c. Pelicula]. -- Credits: [ed. Ian Adams].
Various sessions of traditional folk and country music spanning North America and Scotland, performed by Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham, Danny Thompson and guest artists such as Emmylou Harris, Rod Paterson and John Martyn.
MAN AND ENERGY Part 2: Man the Destroyer
A film discussing the various forms of energy used by man.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: animat. Donald Holwill sc. Richard N. Tucker p. liasion m. David McNiven nar. Iain Cuthbertson sd. rec. Ian Leslie p. man. Jon Schorstein ed. Bert Eeles cameraman Mark Littlewood.
BEHIND THE LINES: The making of Lesley Keen's "Taking a line for a walk"
Lesley Keen explaining the various stages involved in the making of her film "Taking a line for a walk".
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, pc. Pelicula Films. -- Credits: With thanks to: The Computer Laboratory, Cambridge University, The Glasgow School of Art, The Beacon's Hotel, Glasgow. animation team: Lesley Keen, Alan Mason, Donald Holwill, Lyell Cresswell. All works by Paul Klee are copyright of ADAGP Paris & Compress Geneva. Titles Lesley Keen Gaffers Billy Watkins & Alex Mackenzie ass. Dave Flett, Christina McKinlay and Cary Parker sd. Phil Croal & Colin Nicholson ed. Bert Eeles ph. Michael Coulter.
Colin McRae in Ireland taking part in the Circuit of Ireland Rally April 1990.
DOWN-HOME: with Aly Bain in North America, from Shetland to Texas
Fiddle music from Aly Bain in Shetland and Texas.
DOWN-HOME: with Aly Bain in North America, from Appalachia to Nashville
Aly Bain plays fiddle music from North America.
A film sponsored by the Scottish Tourist Board, highlighting the areas of Scotland influenced by the Victorian Era. There is footage of Queen Victoria in Scotland and general views of Great Scottish landmarks both in Victorian and modern times.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Film. -- Credits: 'La Traviata' performed by Scottish Opera. m. Owen Hand comm. w. Douglas Eadie comm. s. Paul Young p. man. Paddy Higson sd. rec. Louis Kramer ass. cameraman Lewis Foster ed. Bert Eeles cameraman Mark Littlewood Produced for The Scottish Tourist Board in association with Phillips in Scotland.
A film about the National Service that was compulsory for young men in the 1950s and 60s. There are interviews with men who were former 'conscripts' and footage from that era.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula Film.
Various sessions of traditional folk and country music spanning North America and Scotland, performed by Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham, Danny Thompson and guest artists such as Emmylou Harris, Guy Clark, and John Martyn.
Director, [d. Mike Alexander] ; Producer, [p.c. Pelicula].
Various sessions of traditional folk and country music spanning North America and Scotland, performed by Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham, Danny Thompson and guest artists such as Emmylou Harris, Nancy Griffith and Jerry Douglas.
Various sessions of traditional folk and country music spanning North America and Scotland, performed by Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham, Danny Thompson and guest artists such as Emmylou Harris, Nancy Griffith and John Martyn.
NO EASY WAY: Allan Wells, One Man's Olympics
Fly-on-the-wall documentary following the Edinburgh sprinter Allan Wells and his gruelling preparations for the 1980 Moscow Olympics, where he won Gold in the 100m and Silver in the 200m. Features footage of training in Edinburgh, Australia, the Cote D'Azur and Moscow. Includes extensive interviews with Allan.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula. -- Credits: add. ph. Martin Singleton production Iain Smith sd. Ian Leslie assistants Des Bradley, Penny Thomson, Dave Flett graphics Leslie Keen dubbing mixer Aad Wirtz ed. Bert Eeles m. Nicky Ash ph. Mark Littlewood p. Mark Littlewood and Mike Alexander.
A documentary exploring changing practices in agriculture, land and environmental management in Britain at the start of the 1990s.
The story of Orpheus through the mediums of myth, song, drama and poetry.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula Film. -- Credits: players. Jennifer Black, Robin Cameron, Vincent Friell & Tamara Kennedy. nar. Maureen Beattie excerpt from Monteverdi's Orfeo performed by The Scottish Early Music Consort director Warwick Edwards animated sequence Lesley Keen m. Lyell Cresswell spec. FX & rostrum camera Donald Holwill written & researched Jan Culik p. ass. Eric Coulter sd. rec. Colin Nicolson ed. Bert Eeles ass. ed. Neil Castell ph. Mark Littlewood.
A man from Zimbabwe in search of traditional English Music.
This film records the important and varied role that the camera can play in the modern educational process.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Kodak Ltd.. -- Credits: educ. adv. Leslie Ryder & Ken Barrett graphics. William Blaik sd. rec. Louis Kramer dubbing mixer Tony Anscome p. superv. Ron Jarmain ph. Mark Littlewood.
The story of the scuttling of the German High Fleet in Scapa Flow, 1919.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula. -- Credits: Archive Sources: Imperial War Museum; Pathe Film Library; Bundesarchive, Koblenz; Transit Film; Nordmark Film; Bildarchiv Preussischer Kulturbesitz; British Library; National Maritime Museum; Orkney Library; Wiener Library, London; The Scotsman; Illustrated London News; Popperfoto; Fischer Nautical Acknowledgements: Ulrike Seeberger; Ingeborg Sander (geb. Ruge); Yorck von Reuter; Vanessa Hardy; Gerhard Binanzer; Stromness Museum; Goethe-Institut, Glasgow sc. Douglas Eadie nar. Mary Riggans special advisor Dan Van Der Vat, author of 'The Grand Scuttle' ph. Michael Coulter underwater ph. Slim MacDonnell rostrum Stop Frame gaffer Alex MacKenzie ass. cameraman Norrie Halley p. man. Darryl Collins sd. rec.Phil Croal dubbing mixer Tony Anscombe ed. Fiona MacDonald assistant Ian Adam m. Nicky Ash ass. p. Rex Cowan of World's Edge Films.
This early film of Michael Alexander's centres on a young gardener whose work in a beautiful garden is contrasted with visions of his own death [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, [d. Michael Alexander] ; Producer, [p.c. Pelicula Films].
A performance based, interpretative film of a modernist suite by Norway's Henning Sommero, specially composed for Shetland fiddle virtuoso Aly Bain and rooted in traditional Scandinavian and Scottish melodies. Features the ensemble performing intercut with land and seascapes from these areas. [synopsis from Scottish Screen Catalogue of Short Films 1993 - 1999 "Kicking Up A Storm"]
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula. -- Credits: exec. p. John Archer, Eddie Dick associate p. Aly Bain d. of ph. Mark Littlewood music recording Philip Hobbs film. ed. Fiona MacDonald production manager Eric Coulter ph. Martin Singleton, Alan Stewart, Grant Cameron, Oliver Cheeseman continuity Lucy Enfield make-up Kate Elliot-Muir production co-ordinator Miglet Crichton production accountant Hilda Booth focus pullers Alick Fraser, Alan McSheehy, Lewis Buchan grips Terry Pate gaffer Mark Ritchie production stills Ken Mellin dubbing mixers Broneck Korda, Henry Dobson sd. assistant Simon Chirgwin assistant. ed. Alex Broad electricians Stuart Farmer, Dennis Borland clapper/loader Ken Simpson unit runner Andrew Torrance title design Paperdraft laboratories Soho Images neg. cutters Tru-Cut edited on Heavyworks at Digital Facilities Ltd. Follow the Moonstone is available on CD and cassette from Whirlie Records A Pelicula Film for BBC Scotland and the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund in association with The Scottish Film Production Fund and NVC Arts.
Documentary investigating the crofter's lot and the somewhat fractious relationship the crofting industry has had with the UK government, throughout the 20th century.
Aly Bain presents the music of Quebec French-Canadian fiddler Jean Carignan, and the musicians Bottines Souriantes, Denis Lanctot, Denis Pepin, Gilles Losier
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: Cape Breton musicians Carl Mackenzie, Jerry Holland, Buddy Macmaster, Kyle MacNeil, Wilfred Prosper, Lee Cremo. Quebec Musicians Jean Carignan, Bottines Souriantes, Denis Lanctot, Denis Pepin, Gilles Losier dancers Gina Gilchrist, Joe Rankin, Warner sisters acknowledgements piano accompanists, Shelmar productions, St. Anne's Gaelic College, Gaelic Society of Cape Breton, Auberge Hollandaise sc. Douglas Eadie nar. Maureen Beattie p. Darryl Collins gaffer Alex Mackenzie ass. cameraman Norrie Halley ass. ed. Ian Adams ph. Michael Coulter, Martin Singleton rostrum Camera Donald Holwill ed. Foina MacDonald sd. ed Neil astell anim. Lesley Keen p. Mike Alexander and Douglas Eadie.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, pc. Pelicula Films.
LACHIE STEWART: Cigarettes Are For Losers
Lachie Stewart winning a race, training teenagers - but one cannot run because he smokes.
Short film warning against teenage drinking.
Short film warning against the effects of drinking to excess.
SCOTS SPORTS PERSONALITIES WARN ABOUT SMOKING
Famous and not famous people give their reasons for not smoking, mostly health but also financial and fitness.
HEALTH RACE '81 and VANDALISM AT PRIESTHILL KIRK
"Scotland Today" stories about cycle race in Central Scotland and vandalism to Priesthill Kirk.
Teenagers voice their opinions on stereotypes and the issue of equality.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland, in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Laurie Hardie-Brown p. man. Iain Smith sd. recordists Bob Mackenzie, Louis Kramer cameraman Eddie McConnell ed. Robert Morgan w. Sarah Erulkar [act. Dorothy Paul].
Scottish teenagers, people with alcoholism, head of a rehabilitation centre for drunks, a psychiatrist, a head master, policeman and a Head of Social Work, talking about drinking habits and getting drunk.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Scottish Health Education Unit. -- Credits: ed. Michael Gascoyne p. consultants. Anthony Gilkison Associates ph. Martin Hailey and John Williams sd. Peter Downey and Roy Charman p. man. Greg Younger..
Advert to encourage people with a drinking problem to get help from the Scottish Health Education Unit.
Producer, Scottish Health Education Unit.
Advert against exessive drinking, showing an evening out being spoiled by too much alcohol.
Producer, Scottish Health Education Unit. -- Credits: stand-up comic Robbie Coltrane.
Advert to encourage people with a drink problem to get help from the Scottish Health Education Unit.
Advert against excessive drinking, showing an evening out being spoiled by too much alcohol.
Dramatised situations where teenagers discuss problems about communicating with their parents, boyfriends and sex education.
Director, dir. and written by Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland. -- Credits: p. Laurie Hardie-Brown p. man. Iain Smith and Jon Schorstein sd. rec. Bob Mackenzie cameraman Eddie McConnell ed Robert Morgan cast : includes Patricia Kerrigan .
Teenagers consider love, marriage and sex, with scenes depicting different kinds of love and companionship.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland Production in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Limited. -- Credits: w. Sarah Erulkar p. Laurie Hardie-Brown p. man. Iain Smith, Jon Schorstein sd. rec. Bob Mackenzie cameraman Eddie McConnell ed. Robert Morgan.
A guide to the range of fishing on offer in Scotland. Includes fly fishing for salmon and night fishing for sea trout on the River Spey, salmon fishing on River Lyon, fishing for grailing on River Tay, spinning for pike on Loch Rannoch and an International Sea Angling Festival in Ullapool.
Director, and w. Maxwell Munden ; Producer, Max Munden Productions Ltd. -- Credits: cam. Bill Glass, ed. Peter Heffron tech. advisor Bernard Venables.
An elderly lady has been found by her neighbour to be unable to answer the door. By the time she has been seen by police, GP, ambulancemen and hospital staff, her original respiratory illness has been placed second in order of importance to her mental confusion. Good and bad practice are outlined. [view in conjunction with Part 2, at ref. 6949]
Producer, Sidhartha Films. -- Credits: Made for S.H.E.U. in conjunction with Dept of Geriatric Medicine at University of Edinburgh. The producers thank the City Hospital, Edinburgh for their co-operation in making this film. [produced by SHEU in conjunction with Prof. Williamson at the City Hospital, Edinburgh].
Problems of excessive drinking and the images portrayed in advertising compared with reality. A semi-documentary starter for young people age 14 - 16, and complementary to the 1975 SHEU release 'Dying of Thirst' [see ref. 2602]
FIGHT AGAINST PERINATAL DEATH AND HANDICAP: What Industry Can Do, the
Why a proper pregancy policy in the workplace is necessary to stop the problem of perinatal mortality.
Teenagers talking about personal relationships, marriage, pregnancy etc.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland, in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Ltd. -- Credits: p. Laurie Hardie-Brown production managers Iain Smith, Jon Schorstein sd. rec. Bob Mackenzie cameraman Eddie McConnell ed. Robert Morgan w. Sarah Erulkar.
Tourism promotion film showing all the finest areas of Scotland.
Mid-eighteenth century costume drama, set in Robert Burn's Ayrshire. The theme of the play is the hypocritical, unsympathetic form of (so-called) 'puritanism' that lorded it over the land at the time.
Director, [d. Michael Alexander] ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: [sd. Louis Kramer ph. Mark Littlewood sc. Hector MacMillan].
Advert against excessive drinking - showing a man spoiling an evening for his friends and himself, by getting drunk and showing off.
John Hannah plays the role of a garrulous but hapless "West Coast male", specifically a steel worker, caught between his efforts to rescue a failing marriage and his pernicious love of greyhound racing.
Producer, Quinlan Film Group. -- Credits: act. John Hannah, Louise Beattie, James MacPherson, Laurie Ventry, Forbes Masson ph. Grant Cameron focus Norrie Halley, Alan Stewart second unit Stephen O'Donnell, Norman Pollock clapper loaders Russell Hopkin, Lorna Will sd. Brian Howell, Stuart Wilson, Alan Young lighting gaffer Alex Mackenzie grips Eddie Burt, Stuart Bunting runners Alan McSheery, Alan Maxwell m. Spyro Gyra, Taste dubbing mixer Rupert Scrivener re-recorded at Anvil Films, Denham colour by Rank Film Laboratories camera and lenses Joe Dnton Cameras rostrum camera Stop Frame special thanks to British Steel Corporation, Wishaw Greyhound Stadium, Black Cat Studios, Grip House Scotland, Michael Coulter, Jan Pester, Jackie Hunter.
Advert against excessive drinking - showing a man spoiling the evening for himself and his friends by getting drunk and showing off.
Credits: cast includes, Gregor Fisher, Alex Norton.
Film warning of the dangers of not having children vaccinated against smallpox.
Producer, Crown Film Unit (Central Office of Information Film). -- Credits: GP played by ; John Le Mesurier Clive Dunn appears in a brief scene in a pub. A C.O.I. film for the Department of Health for Scotland photographs of smallpox cases by courtesy of Messrs. Cassell & Co. Ltd. from 'Diagnosis of Smallpox' by Ricketts and Byles.
A cautionary tale. The story of "Jack" who is overweight and having health problems; he diets then puts it all back on until a crisis occurs.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Films. -- Credits: cast :- Jack- Kenny Ireland, Mary- Maeve Watt, Sally- Valerie Fyfer, Taxi driver- Roy Hanlon, Doctor- Dave Anderson, Young boy- William Ramsay, Dietician- Mary Riggans, Nurse- Fiona Knowles, Boyfriend- Ronnie Lentham, Baby- Tamsin Landale, Young Sally- Nicola Wilson, Young Jack - (Barrett Landale and Grant Fairburn), Athelete- Catriona Macauley. camera; Gordon Coull and Mick Campbell, sd; Ian Leslie and Jim McKee, script supervision; British Nutrition Foundation, ed; Bill Landale, p; Douglas Eadie, m. and song; Chris Judge Smith and Max Hutchinson Special thanks to : John Munro and the Eastern General Hospital, Edinburgh; David Thomson and the Royal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh; Bill Walker and Meadowbank Sports Centre; Janet Cameron and Greater Glasgow Health Board.
Schoolchildren talking about issues that concern them as they leave school. Concentrates on the theme of authority and rules in life.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland, in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Ltd. -- Credits: p. Laurie Hardie-Brown sd. rec. Bob Mackenzie and Louis Kramer cam. Eddie McConnell ed. Robert Morgan w. Sarah Erulkar.
Filmed in Nigeria, it was made to highlight the social and agricultural problems facing incoming missionaries.
Teenage life in the 1970s, at home and leisure. A group of teenagers discuss togetherness and individuality.
Director, Sarah Erulkar ; Producer, Viscom Scotland in association with Smith Schorstein Associates Limited. -- Credits: p. Laurie Hardie-Brown p. man. Iain Smith and Jon Schorstein sd. rec. Bob Mackenzie cameraman. Eddie McConnell ed. Robert Morgan w. Sarah Erulkar.
Young people say why they don't smoke as they are shown in various leisure activities.
Producer, S.H.E.U (Scottish Health Education Unit).
A series of wind tunnel tests on a model of ship no. 692 at John Brown's Shipyard, Clydebank. The tests are taken at 20 and 21 knots with what looks like gas being blown out of funnel.
Clan [or Glen? hard to make out] Macnair tanker ship at sea trials in the Firth of Clyde.
The launch of the ship 'British Confidence' at John Brown & Co. Shipyard, Clydeside.
General views sea trials of the BP ship 'British Confidence'.
Brief footage BP British Confidence ship in waters. Also, a 'rig' type structure making its way up the Clyde and docking.
Sea trials of BP British Mariner tanker ship.
The launch of H.M.S. Intrepid at John Brown & Co. Shipyard, Clydeside.
H.M.S. 'HAMPSHIRE' BUILT AND ENGINED BY JOHN BROWN & CO. (CLYDEBANK) LTD.
The launch of H.M.S. Hampshire by Princess Margaret at John Brown & Co. Shipyard, Clydeside, on 16th March 1961.
Credits: launched by H.R.H. The Princess Margaret 16th March 1961.
The launch of the ship 'British Hussar' at John Brown & Co. Shipyard, Clydeside.
Escorted by tugs, the BP ship 'British Hussar' leaves John Brown & Co. and is seen at sea trials.
Credits: John Brown & Co. (Clydebank) Ltd..
The launch of the 'Glenfinlas' from Clydeside.
General views of launch of huge 'structure' (like a platform for an oil rig?), includes much footage of crowds and VIPs watching ceremony.
Producer, [p.c. John Brown & Co. (Clydebank Ltd., Clydebank, Scotland)].
Commissioning of the 'Northern Star' platform. Features VIP speeches and crowds as platform leaves Clydeside docks and brief footage of the platform itself.
General views Northern Star (?) oil platform being tugged along Clyde River.
General views Pacifique ship in dock, leaving and sailing up the Clyde.
Trials on a dredge ship. Includes close up shots of workings on board.
Aerial and side-on gvs of the ship 'Pacifique, London' sailing in the Firth of Clyde (?) [probably a sea trial].
Records the launch of the huge cargo ship "Glenfinlas", from the yard into the Clyde.
VIP's standing on the platform for the launch ceremony of the 'Cape St. Vincent'. The ship is launched and then pulled along the river by a tug. Gvs of the ship and people exiting the shipyard.
Footage of the 'Otaio' ship in construction, aerial views as men work on the shell of the ship.
Men standing around a ship's propeller hammering a section of the propeller, there are then other sections of the ship shown as men work on them.
Rods stored in a container with 'Wm. Beardmore & Co.' written on the side. Container is loaded onto a truck. Men working with the rods, hammering and bending sections.
A platform with the name 'Stephen' written on it. Gvs of the ship called 'Piako' in the shipyard. People arriving for the launch ceremony, workmen standing talking near the ship (2.43).
The launch of the ship 'Volnay' on Clydeside.
Aerial views of the petroleum ship 'Vancouver Forest, Glasgow'
Aerial l/s of the huge tanker ship "Cape St. Vincent" at sea, taken from an aircraft. The crew are testing the ship's turning circle.
'VOLNAY' AND 'VANCOUVER FOREST' LEAVING DRY DOCK
The ships 'Volnay' and 'Vancouver Forest' leaving dry dock.
People queuing at Clydeside docks to board the QE2 and footage of the 'Vancouver Forest' ship being manouevered on river by tugs.
Shot of a ship as men are working on it, various shots of men on different levels painting and fixing etc.
PLATFORM BEING PULLED ALONG WITH SOME TUGS
A platform being pulled along with some tugs.
The bow unit being fitted onto a ship. Aerial shot of an unidentified ship sailing. Another unidentified ship in the shipyard.
Records the gathering of dignitaries to mark the completion of the Orion oil rig platform - Commission 737.
We see a huge tanker ship and subsequently an oil rig platform being tugged along the Clyde (leaving Clydebank).
Records the launch of the huge cargo ship "Vancouver Forest" (from John Brown shipyard?) into Clyde.
UXMAL & CHICHENITZA PRE-LAUNCH AND LAUNCH
General view of an oil rig / platform in constrction yard; this floating platform is released into the Clyde, where tugs are waiting to tow it.
Early construction of the QE2. Gvs around the shipyard. The Glenfinlas ship . Aerial views of the ship under construction.
CONSTRUCTION OF SELF ELEVATING DRILLING PLATFORM
The construction of a self elevating drilling platform.
Experiments with a self propelled model.
The launch of the 'M.V. Kungsholm" at John Brown & Co. shipyard, Clydebank by Mrs Dan-Axel Brostrom.
Various views of a large cruise-liner "Queen Elizabeth 2" in (Cunard?) dry dock.
TESTING LIFEBOATS FOR 'BLACK DOG' AT CLYDEBANK
Test process at Clydebank as lifeboats lowered and elevated at side of petroleum ship, the 'Black Dog, Monrovia'.
General views of a large cargo ship "Conon Forest" in Clyde estuary, then being tugged up the Clyde.
QE2 AND LAUNCH OF THE 'VOLNAY' AT CLYDESIDE
Brief views of streel structure being craned on to deck of QE2 and the launch of the ship 'Volnay' from Clydeside docks.
General aerial views and shots taken from another ship, of the petroleum ship 'Volany' at sea trials.
Work in the Prefabrication Shop; a ship [the 736] is fitted with a propeller.
A rudder being fitted to a ship, aerial views from the river.
The final stages of construction for the QE2 - includes shots of cranes lifting the funnel into place.
Producer, [p.c. John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd.].
Shot of the fitting of aluminium stairway. A military ship sailing.
JOHN BROWN AND CO. LTD. (CLYDEBANK) SHIP NO. 736, N.P.L. PROJECT NO. 51.5.26 MODEL NO. 4659
Slow motion footage of seakeeping experiments carried out at John Brown & Co Ltd (Clydebank).
Producer, N.P.L. Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. and production by N.P.L. Film Unit Above-water form no. 1 designed by John Brown & Co. Ltd..
Producer, [p.c. Pelicula Films]. -- Credits: [ed. Mike Alexander].
CARGO SHIP "VENNACHER" IS LAUNCHED INTO CLYDE
Records the occasion of the lauch of large cargo ship "Vennacher" from John Brown shipyard, Clydebank.
Film concerns New Zealand-UK shipping. Features brief shots of Clyde shipyards. Film's narrative centres around the family life of a Scottish ship captain who services the London - Auckland (New Zealand) cargo route, and his sister's family in New Zealand.
Director, Frank Worth ; Producer, Verity Film in association with The Film Producers Guild. -- Credits: p. Oswald Skilbeck ph. Frank Worth ed. Bill Megarry sd. rec. Ron Abbott made in co-operation with members of the New Zealand Overseas Shipping Lines.
The building of The Forth Tanker Berth for BP Petroleum Development next to the Forth Road Bridges.
Credits: Consultant engineers Babtie, Shaw & Morton. A world wide picture made by James Carr, Glyn Jones, David Kirby, Ken Morgan, Ken Reeves and Ray Sturgess..
The manufacture of a ship's propeller is shown as men work with a mould at the Bull's Metal & Marine yard in Glasgow.
Credits: photograped at The works of Bull's Metal & Marine Ltd, Glasgow. ph. J. Kay & J. Smith of the Photographic Dept. of John Brown and Co. (Clydebank) Ltd. .
A film following the building of the ship 'Saxonia' from John Brown's shipyard to her maiden voyage to Canada.
Director, T.F. Scales ; Producer, British Movietonews. -- Credits: comm. s. Berkeley Smith sup. ed. S. J. Wiggins narr. C. G. Burge film ed. G. M. Kent camera M. Gray & D. Samuelson.
Fiddle folk music from Scotland, rural USA, and Canada. Programme 4.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: gaffer Alex Mackenzie ass. cameraman David Ferguson, Norrie Halley, Andy Ford ph. Michael Coulter, Mark Littlewood, Martin Singleton addit. ph. Jan Pester rostrum camera Donald Holwill sd. Louis Kramer ass. Phil Croal, Tony Cook dubbing mixer Andy Nelson ed. Bert Eeles ass. ed. Neil Castell anim. Lesley Keen acknowledgements Gruene Dance Hall, Texas; Station Inn, Nashville; Shore Bar, Leith; Auberge Hollandaise, Morin Heights; The Outhouse, Austin.
Charts the history of the transatlantic superliners, leading up to, and focussing particularly on, the "Queen Elizabeth 2".
Director, Nicolas Noxon. -- Credits: nar. Alexander Scourby sc. & p. Nicolas Noxon ass. p. Sascha Schneider, Barry Nye ph. Erik Daarstad, Andre Gunn ed. Barry Nye m. Lyn Murray sd. rec. Paul Deason, Dick Rector additional ph. Fredric M. Abeles, Tony Coggans, Eric Camiel, Ron Longman, Jeri Sopanen p. ass. Lin George ass. ed. Fred Burke research Marjorie M. Moomey film research Sue Bennett, Judith Trotsky m. FX ed. Neiman Tillar Associates re-recording Ryder Sound Services historical advisor Frank Braynard p. coordinator Roy Brubaker post production supervisor Linda Reavely exec. p. Dennis B. Kane, Thomas Skinner The National Geographic Society: Gilbert Grosvenor (ed.), Robert Doyle (president), Melvin Payne (chairman)... ...gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of Cunard Line Limited, the passengers, officers and crew of the QE2, John E Allen Inc. Park Ridge New Jersey, British Movietone News Limited, Sherman Griberg film Laboratoies, Hearst Metrotone News New York, Imperial War Museum London, Library of Congress, NFA & BFI London, Northwest Film Archive Manchester, Pathe Film Library London.
JAZZ APPLE, the: Together With Temperley
Scots born (but New York based) saxophonist Joe Temperley talks to some of the old sages on the New York jazz scene. We see several of them playing in a New York jazz club. [Joe Temperley grew up in Lochgelly, Fife, and moved to New York to pursue a musical career in 1965].
Documentary on various jazz musicians, still playing today (1989), who made their names in New York City. Focuses particularly on Scottish baritone sax player Joe Temperley who moved to New York in 1965 and played with some of the greats.
GRAMSCI: Everything That Concerns People
Documentary on life of Italian neo-Marxist and political philosopher Antonio Gramsci. Features archive footage, interviews, historical location gvs, and acted scenes (starring John Sessions as Gramsci).
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: p. Douglas Eadie, Mike Alexander act. John Sessions (as Gramsci), Sarah Collier, Vincent Friell, Jimmy Chisholm, Joyce Deans, Ross Mackay, James Boyce, Peter Pringle sc. Douglas Eadie nar. Brian Cox advisor Tom Nairn paintings Renzo Galeotti mus. Coro di Neoneli with thanks to Sergio Caprioglio, Hamish Henderson, Lidia Curti, Luigi Lotto, Joseph Farrell, Fabio Masala, Gianni Perona, Istituto Cinematografico, Della Resistenza, Casa Gramsci Museum, Fiat SpA, Istituto Gobetti, Archivo Del Morimento Operaio, Istituto Gramsci di Roma, Istituto Luce, Visnews, ETV and the Scottish Film Production Fund. costume Lynn Aitken make-up Hazel Gardner continuity Anne Coulter p. ass. Alison Campbell p. buyer Jerry Organ standby props Pat Harkins construction manager Ross Balfour standby carpenter Brian Adams gaffer Alex Mackenzie grips Eddie Burt focus puller Andy Ford clapper loader Alan Stewart boom operator Rupert Castle stills photographer Ken Mellin ass. ed. Ian Adams dubbing mixer Tony Anscombe titles Persistent Vision rostrum Stop Frame colour by Rank Film Labs ph. Mark Littlewood art d. Andy Harris sd. rec. Louis Kramer p. manager Eric Coulter ed. Fiona MacDonald .
The QE2 in the dry dock , Jervis Bay being launched.
The building of an Oil Rig Platform? [Not very much is happening at all]
The QE2 leaving Clydebank, a tug pulling the ship along Clyde.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: 1987 Election Campaigns
Talking heads candidates for the 1987 general election, discussing their manifesto and campaign.
Director, [d. Diane Tammes] ; Producer, [p.c. Reality Productions]. -- Credits: [p. Seona Robertson].
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Agnes Maclean and Donald Dewar outside Polling Station
Agnes Maclean canvassing outside Polling Station. Donald Dewar arrives in a car and stands talking to Agnes.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Anne Strutt Canvassing
Anne Strutt, Conservative Candidate canvassing in Easterhouse. She talks to an elderly couple outside their house.
Betty McAllister sitting in a small park in Calton discussing the demolition in the area.
Publican talking about changing laws, habits, tastes and running a public house.
A woman on the Calton Housing Estate in Glasgow, puts forward her very strong views against a visit by Margaret Thatcher to the estate and her housing policies.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Calton Weaver's Grave
Elspeth King, addressing an audience gathered around the grave of the slaughtered Calton weavers.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Calton Weavers' Speeches At People's Palace
Speakers on podium (draped in a "Calton Weavers" banner) delivering speeches to a seated audience at the People's Palace. The event is to celebrate the installation of a new Ken Currie mural, with a strong Socialist theme.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Celtic v Partick Thistle: Fans in Pub
Men standing in a pub drinking pints, people wearing Celtic scarves, Jim White talking to some men, pan of stadium as the crowd start to enter. Jim White talking to a man.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Celtic v Partick Thistle I
Brief shot of match between Celtic and Partick Thistle. Shots of fans leaving the stadium.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Celtic v Partick Thistle II
Firhill Stadium, shots of the crowd arriving for a match between Celtic and Partick Thistle. The fans arriving on the terraces and shots of the match.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Chat about the Steamie
Elderly ladies from the Govan Neighbourhood Centre chat about the 'steamie' as they perform woollen crafts.
Documentary footage following the work of Glasgow's City Mission, including an interview in which a mission worker who discusses reasons for becoming homeless, and their approach to helping those who sleep rough.
Craig Ferguson standing above Charing Cross overlooking the 'Bridge that goes nowhere', Mitchell Library, Kingston Bridge and Bottom of Sauchiehall Street.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Cricket, Michael Donnelly in Church, University Cafe and the Rendezvous Cafe
Film following preservation of Glasgow artefacts, from derelict church buildings and Italian Restaurants. Includes interviews with Curator of Peoples' Palace, Michael Donnelly and with the owners of the University Cafe on Byres Road with shots of their customers. Shots of the Rendezvous Cafe on Duke Street in a state of dereliction, now demolished.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Demolition of Hutchison E
Demolition work on Hutchison E block in the Gorbals, with an occasional onlooker.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Derelict Gorbals Housing Scheme
General views derelict Gorbals housing scheme (Hutchison E ?), pre-demolition.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Donald Dewar and George Galloway Canvassing in Streets
Donald Dewar and George Galloway canvass voters for the 1987 General Election.
Keiran Grant looking at mosaic murals which have been done on walls in Easterhouse and talks to one of the artists involved in the work.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Elspeth King Discusses New Acquisitions In People's Palace
Curator Elspeth King in her office, discussing some of the recent acquisitions in the People's Palace - Glasgow police and prison artefacts.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Elspeth King Discusses People's Palace Collection
Curator Elspeth King, in her office at People's Palace. She discusses new acquisitions, collection policy and collection theft in the museum.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Elspeth King talking about the Band of Hope
Elspeth King talking to a representative of 'The Band of Hope' about the Temperence Movement.
Interview with Finlay Hart in his house discussing his life, politics and his time as a magistrate.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Finlay Hart at John Browns Shipyard
Interview with Finlay Hart at John Brown's Shipyard.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Finlay Hart in Clydebank
Finlay Hart doing an interview in Clydebank followed with general shots of Clydebank.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Finlay Hart in his Garden
Finlay Hart discussing various issues including the Poll Tax.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Finlay Hart Interview
Interior living room, interview with Finlay Hart. He talks about his life as a Communist and magistrate.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Finlay Hart on a Bus
Finlay Hart talking about housing issues as he sits on a bus.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY; FOOTBALL CHAT IN PUB
Men sitting in a pub drinking pints, smoking cigarettes and discussing the merits of football.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Football Match - Celtic v Partick Thistle
Shots from a football match Celtic v Partick Thistle, scene when Partick Thistle's centre forward, Eddie Gallagher is sent off with a red card.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: General Election Campaigns, 1987
Brief gvs following Conservative and Labour candidates for the Glasgow area on the campaign trail for votes at the 1987 general election.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: George Galloway And Donald Dewar Canvassing
Slates of George Galloway and Donald Dewar canvassing on the streets of Anniesland, four days before the 1987 general election.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: George Wyllie's Straw Locomotive
George Wyllie, sculptor, and ex-North British Locomotive employee Willie Dewar take Mr Wyllie's life size straw locomotive as a starting point for discussion about locomotives and decline in industry in Glasgow.
Shots of Clyde street in Glasgow and then various views of a 'Straw Locomotive' made by George Wyllie, being suspended from a crane.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Gillian, A Young Conservative
Gillian, a young conservative, talks about her beliefs and her life in general.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Glasgow Green and Demolition of Hutchison E
Shots of the Hutchison E demolition in the Gorbals, and of children playing on Cumberland Street.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Govan Communist Sequence
A Communist party member gives a speech to a thin crowd outside Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, on behalf of the candidate standing for Govan in the 1987 General Election.
Communist party member on soapbox, persuading onlookers to vote Communist. Interview with Sammy Gilmour, Labour Canvasser.
General views around Govan shipyard c. 1987. We see some of the shipbuilders at work.
People drinking in the Horseshoe bar, Glasgow.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Hostel For The Homeless
Inside a hostel for the homeless, Glasgow. Mr Bernard Jenkin, Conservative candidate for Glasgow Central, converses with homeless men trying to keep their centre open.
A man discussing the development of the Merchant City in Glasgow, the conservation of historical buildings, the attitudes of the Glasgow people etc.
General shots of the Hutchison E block in the Gorbals before demolition. [original camera rushes]
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Hyndland Road Tenements
Shots of Hyndland Road tenements in Glasgow, their windows displaying the occupant's political allegiance. Hyndland shops briefly in view.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Interview with Agnes Maclean
Interview with Agnes Maclean in her home.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Interview with Agnes Maclean II
Interview with Agnes Maclean in her home. She discusses the disadvantages women faced in the workplace at the beginning of the 20th Century and of their fight and protest for equal pay and rights.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Interview With James Myatt
Talking head Mr Myatt recollecting memories of tenement life.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Jean McFadden Interviews
Jean McFadden talks about the experience of being a woman convenor in a predominantly male council environment.
An interview with television presenter Jim White about the nature of football in Glasgow.
Interview with Jimmy Reid discussing the change in the standard of living in Glasgow.
Jimmy Reid discussing Socialism in Glasgow.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Ken Currie And Michael Donnelly In Studio
Glasgow artist Ken Currie and museum curator Michael Donnelly talking in Ken's studio. Shots of Ken's paintings (one commissioned for People's Palace) and work in progress. Ken talks about his work.
Interview with Ken Currie (artist) as he draws.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Ken Currie Interview
Talking head Ken Currie, in front of his mural for the People's Palace, discussing his new work and the Scottish Labour movement.
An interview with Ken Currie, with one of his paintings in the background.
Glasgow artist Ken Currie in his studio showing and discussing the sketches for his painting commissioned for the People's Palace.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Ken Currie Working On Painting
Shots of artist Ken Currie working on a painting in his studio. While working, he briefly discusses his painting.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Ken Currie Working On Painting II
Shots of artist Ken Currie working on a painting (commissioned for the Peolple's Palace) in his studio.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Ken Currie Working On Preliminary Stages Of Painting
Shots of Glasgow artist Ken Currie working in his studio on the preliminary stages of his large painting with a Socialist theme commissioned for the People's Palace. We see Ken charcoaling on the outline of his composition.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Kieran and Betty Meeting
Debates over new housing development in Easterhouse and extensive footage of a meeting in Glasgow City Chambers.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Kieran at Festival Society Office
Interview regarding housing management issues in Glasgow and the perceived shortcomings of the City Council and funding bodies.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Labour Candidates Canvassing On Street
Labour candidates Donald Dewar, George Galloway and Sam Galbraith canvassing on the streets to Glasgow workers, prior to the 1987 general election.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Leslie and Customer In Shop
Inside a women's clothes shop. Shop assistant helps a lady customer as she tries on some new outfits.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Liberal Alliance Canvassing in Gorbals
The Liberal Alliance candidate canvassing on the street outside Hutchison E, Gorbals, prior to the 1987 general election.
Brief shots of shoppers on Argyle Street and Argyle Arcade at dusk.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Margaret at the Gorbals
Elderly lady recalls some memories of her life in the Gorbals. Including brief Gorbals street scenes and int. winter gardens cafe.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Maria Fyffe at Polling Station
Maria Fyffe a Labour Candidate talking to voters outside a Polling Station. Shots of tenement buildings and a school in the background.
1987 May Day Rally, marching into Glasgow Green.
May Day Rally as it passes through Glasgow city centre.
Shots of the 1987 Glasgow Mayfest opening reception in the City Chambers.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: MORAG, INTERVIEW FOR PROGRAMME 1
Conversation with Morag and Maureen McIntosh about their lives and experiences such as the war and balls. Footage shot inside Miss Cranston's Willow Tearooms, Sauchiehall Street.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Old Ladies At May Day Rally
Elderly ladies (inc. Agnes) discuss the Glasgow May Day Rally, outside Glasgow Green, on the occasion of aforementioned event.
Shots of an Orangeman delivering a speech to assembled crowd in park, whipping them up into a frenzy prior to their march. Many shots of the crowd.
Shots of very large crowd of orange marchers and band taking a rest in park, cuts to shot of platform where a speaker addresses the crowd.
Scenes from an Orange Walk through Glasgow. Band members playing instruments, wearing uniforms and sashes [rushes].
General views of an orange walk in Glasgow [rushes].
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Outside George Galloway's Polling Station On Polling Day
General views at George Galloway's polling station on polling day, 1987 General election.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Outside Polling Station
Outside a Glasgow polling station at the 1987 general election, in Glasgow Hillhead.
Man standing talking to the camera in Paddy's Market, Glasgow. He describes the market and it's history and talks about the plans made to re-develop the area, which would result in the closure of the market.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Politicians Canvassing For The 1987 General Election
Labour and Liberal Alliance candidates canvassing for votes at the 1987 general election.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Princes Square Construction
General shots of the construction of Glasgow's Princes Square shopping centre showing work in corridors and on the roof.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Roy Jenkins Polling Day Campaign
We follow Liberal Alliance candidate Roy Jenkins as he and his campaign entourage drive through the Glasgow neighbourhood,.
Journalist Ruth Wishart talking about the differences between Glasgow and Edinburgh, and the character of Glasgow .
Short piece on the Salvation Army in Glasgow.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Salvation Army Service
Shots of a Glaswegian Salvation Army service in Salvation Army Hall.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Saracen Head Public House
Clients drink beer, smoke, and chatter in the Saracen Head pub in Glasgow.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Scottish Labour Group Demonstration March
Scottish Labour Group protest march in George Square and Glasgow Green.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Socialist Demonstration
A Socialist demonstration outside building - the crowd chant "Maggie out!" (referring to Margaret Thatcher)
Agnes Maclean visits the public baths where members of the public can go in and get a booth and have a bath. She then visits a laundrette and is shown the old 'drying horse'.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: 'Steamie' Extracts II - Life is Just a Labour of Love Song
Actress Dorothy Paul singing in the play 'The Steamie.'
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Swimming Pool - competitions and beauty contest
Agnes MacLean and friends at a 'gala' day at the swimming pool where they take part in swimming races, egg and spoon races and a 'beauty' competition.
An elderly man recalls his memories of Glasgow tenement life - in particular the visits of the sanitary inspectors, to do on-site checks for overcrowding.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: "The Steamie" Stage Play
Performance of the stage play "The Steamie", brief shot of audience.
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Tony Worthington Canvassing at Toddlers Group
Tony Worthington canvassing at a Toddlers Group
GLASGOW BY THE WAY: Tony Worthington Interview
Interview with Tony Worthington, discussing the co-operation needed for community projects in housing schemes to work.
Shots of Tory billboards put up around Glasgow streets, highlighting the Conservative party's smear campaign against Labour in the 1987 general election.
An interview with Wendy Alexander discussing the involvement of women in day to day politics.
Drama involving murder and terrorism set in the world of Glasgow speedway, crime and journalism.
Producer, [p.c. Quinlan Film Group]. -- Credits: p. Norman Pollock m. John Campbell, Paul Campbell, Tony Ventre sd. Edwin Bonner, Grant Cameron dub. mix. Grahame Paterson Steve Currie MARTIN MUCHAN Bobby JOHN LANGFORD Jane Currie LINDA MUCHAN Colin Taggart LAWRENCE VENTRE Stan Taylor WILLIAM RITCHIE Margo Taggart JANIS TALLIS Jack Anderson ROBERT THOMPSON Linda Anderson EVE JAMIESON Arthur Telford JOHN LOGUE Terry Fisher PHIL SMEETON Det.Sgt. Peter Richardson PETER RAFTAN Policemen JACK SOUTAR, STEWART STUBBS, WILLIAM MACKIE Our thanks to Steve Lawson, Bobby Beaton and Blantyre Speedway Eastman Colour by Humphries .
An unidentified sea vessel, possibly for re-fuelling ship?
Shots of some military Ships sailing in formation.
The launch of the QE2 at John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank.
Producer, BBC TV. -- Credits: comm.s. Richard Baker and Tom Fleming p.team Anthony Craxton, Charles Clifford and Philip Gilbert exec.p. Anthony Craxton.
The launch and trials of the "T.S.S. INVERNIA".
Model No. 463, Ship No. 534 in the test tank at John Brown's shipyard on the Clyde.
The launch of the 'Constellation' oil rig platform with aerials of the John Brown Shipyard on Clydeside.
Credits: built by John Brown & Co. (Clydebank) Ltd..
S.S. 'BRITISH QUEEN': Departure And Trials
A record of the ship 'S.S. British Queen' leaving John Brown & Co. Shipyard on Clydeside and subsequent trials in the Firth of Clyde in 1959.
General views naval officers on board moving ship [unidentified] helping to hoist parts such as engineered parts and torpedoes (?) to submarine visible briefly in one shot near beginning.
HEAVY ENGINEERING AND METALWORK AT JOHN BROWN & CO. SHIPYARD, CLYDEBANK
Heavy engineering and metalwork at John Brown & Co. (Clydebank) Ltd. Possibly features metalwork for a hydroelectric structure?
LAUNCH FROM CLYDEBANK SHIPYARD OF M.V. SOMERSET
The launch of the 'M.V. Somerset ' at John Brown & Co. Shipbuilders, Clydebank.
Credits: for Federal Steam Navigation Company Limited naming ceremony performed by Mrs. M.R. Weeks, Monday 30th July 1962.
MODEL NO. 463, SHIP NO. 534 MODEL LAUNCHING EXPERIMENTS JULY 1932 [AND PORTIONS OF SHIP LAUNCH 1934]
Film of ship no. 534, the 'Queen Mary'. Record of model launching tests from 1932 and record of launch from various angles on ship at actual launch in 1934.
ENGINEERING WORK, INCLUDING HOISTING ENGINE BY CRANE AT JOHN BROWN & CO.
This film concentrates on recording engineering work for ship at John Brown & Co. Shipbuilder on Clydeside. Features manouevre of ship at dockside by tug and hoisting of engine parts for ship by crane.
Small rolls of slates from a BBC film concerning the history of the cinema in Scotland. [see record 2 for complete programme]
Director, Keith Alexander ; Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: camera. Alec Scott p. assistant Eleanor Taylor sd. Charles Clark and Peter Brill ed. Jock Clark comm. Janet McBain.
Unidentified small red vessel in action on Clyde - could be a dredger or perhaps a device for refueling ships. Has some sort of piping / pumping system.
LARGEST CLYDESIDE SHIP LAUNCHED THIS YEAR, the
Various shots of the shipyard and ships sailing.
General views of a floating oil platform "Off Shore Mercury". Huge prefabricated ship parts ("1st unit Clyde design") are hoisted and lowered into place by (John Brown's) shipyard crane.
NORTH STAR AND CLYDE HOVER FERRIES HOVERCRAFT
The 'North Star' platform in water. A Clyde Hover Ferry hovercraft sailing quickly over water being watched by spectators onboard the platform. [Probably on the River Clyde?]
Celebrates the great British industry of shipbuilding, from the early stages of steel making and prefabrication to the launching of finished ship.
Director, Jack Howells ; Producer, British Films Limited . -- Credits: acknowledgement is made for the permission to quote from "The Ship That Found Herself" by Rudyard Kipling ed. George Fisher ph. Hone Glendinning nar. Carleton Hobbs, Tom Masson m. composed Edward Williams sc. Jack Howells p. William Weedon British Films Ltd. gratefully acknowledge the co-operation of John Brown & Co. Clydebank Limited, Colvilles Ltd, The Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, Thos Firth & John Brown Ltd, Harland & Wolff Ltd, the Port of London Authority, Shaw Sarill & Albion Co. Ltd, the Union-Castle Mail Steamship Co. Ltd..
Records the occasion of a ship launch ("Somerset"?) from John Brown's shipyard.
SHIP 677, "BRITISH SAILOR" LEAVING YARD AND TRIALS
Various shots of tanker ship "British Sailor" being tugged out to Clyde Firth, then travelling under its own steam (undergoing trials), just off the coast of Arran.
"TRANSVAAL CASTLE" LEAVING YARD AND TRIALS
Shots of ship "Transvaal Castle" being tugged out to Clyde Firth, then travelling under its own steam (undergoing trials?).
Construction of a prototype dredger in a Renfrewshire shipbuilding yard, possibly Lobnitz.
Interiors of workshop, a model of Ship 736 slides down model slip way into water.
Interior footage of the experimental tank department at John Brown's shipyard - camera pans around to reveal various pieces of machinery.
INTERIOR ASSEMBLAGE FACTORY AT JOHN BROWN'S SHIPYARD
Interiors heavy industrial factory / assemblage hall. We see workers below in longshot hoisting a huge 'pipe' section by an overhead crane/winch device. Possibly a John Brown shipyard factory?
The launch of the 'British Mariner' at John Brown & Co. Shipbuilders, Clydebank.
S.S. 'DERBY' BUILT AND ENGINED BY JOHN BROWN AND CO. (CLYDEBANK) LTD LEAVING THE SHIPYARD AT CLYDEBANK 3rd MAY, 1960
The S.S 'Derby' leaves John Brown & Co. Shipyard at Clydebank and is seen at sea trials.
LAUNCH, COMMISSIONING AND SEA TRIALS OF H.M.S. 'AURORA'
The launch and commissioning ceremony of the naval ship H.M.S. Aurora at John Brown & Co., Clydebank. Features footage of sea trials towards end of film.
Documentary following young Scottish snooker player Stephen Hendry's rise to world champion.
The launch of the 'Victoria City' at John Brown & Co. Shipbuilders, Clydebank.
H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE, COMMISSIONING AND LEAVING THE YARD
General views of commissioning ceremony for the H.M.S. Hampshire, including naval officers and Princess Margaret. General views of H.M.S. Hampshire leaving the shipyard.
T.S.S. 'TRANSVAAL CASTLE' BUILT AND ENGINED BY JOHN BROWN & CO. (CLYDEBANK) LTD. FOR THE UNION-CASTLE MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.
The launch of the T.S.S. Transvaal at John Brown & Co. Shipbuilders on Clydeside.
Credits: launched by Lady Cayzer, 17th January 1961.
ENGINEERING WORK AT JOHN BROWN'S SHIPYARD
Interiors John Brown & Co. Ltd, Clydebank, featuring ship's engine construction, with men checking and working on metal components, noting results etc.
General views of the ship 'Somerset' from afar and on deck.
LAUNCH OF UNIDENTIFIED SHIP AT CLYDESIDE
Launch of [unidentified] ship at Clydeside. Includes shots of crowds gathered to watch ceremony and views of dockside and empty slipway in aftermath of launch.
FIRST NINETY MINUTES, the: Bobby Robson At Ipswich
Documentary on Bobby Robson and his management of Ipswich Town Football Club.
Director, Mike Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Films. -- Credits: with special thanks to Ipswich Town Football Club acknowledgements to Aberdeen Football Club, Scottish Television, Thames Television International sd. rec. Colin Nicolson additional sound Louis Kramer dubbng mixer Andy Nelson m. Albania p. man. Ian Madden graphics Tom Malone ed. Brian Crumlish sd. ed. Dave Docker assistant ed. Cary Parker additional ph. Ron Collins, Martin Singleton ass. cameraman Norrie Halley ph. Mark Littlewood.
Set in Edinburgh, this is the story of a down-at-heel, homeless couple (Carol and George) as they struggle to dig themselves out of the squalid city underbelly and build a life and a home for themselves.
Director, Brian Crumlish ; Producer, Cormorant Films Production. -- Credits: Carol Alice Bree Pogo Micky MacPherson George Tom Smith Eleanor Ashley Jensen Zoe Fiona Chalmers Grant David McGowan Jamie Gary McLeod Kenny David Cheung Baby Robbie Kayleigh Anne Milne, Billy Smith, Scott Carmichael Mary Jane Nelson Peebles Children's Home Workers Douglas Stiven, Gerda Stevenson Moira Lisa Grindall Mrs Reid Elspet Campbell Timothy Jason Broe Waitress in Staffroom Jacqui Prentice Housing Officer John Christie Landlord Jamie Roberts Social Worker Ann-Louise Ross Restaurant Manager Robert McWhir DSS Officer Gordon Neish Trainee DSS Offiver Althea Duff Midwife Terry Cavers Fraud Officer Simon Donald Nurse Julia Douglas 1st Heavy Tony Donaldson 2nd Heavy Alan Brown Battered Young Girl Michelle Blyth Policeman Ross Campbell Gang Members Rona Sutherland, Stuart Hairs, Denise McConnell, Nicola Graham, Mark Connerton, Mikie Jacobs, Mark McCutcheon, Hamish McIntyre, Ian Fraser With grateful thanks to John Brown, Alison Cairney, Stevie Cole, Scott Docherty, Graham Harkin, Fiona Laurie, Trevor McNaughton, Gail McPherson, Dian Milne, Kaz O'Donnell, Willie Sutherland, Arthur Todd, Toby Torrie, Edinburgh District Council, Edinvar Housing Association, Port Of Leith Housing Association, Edinburgh University Student Accomodation Service, Stopover Hostel Edinburgh, Cowgate Daycentre Edinburgh, People's Palace Edinburgh, Victoria Hostel Edinburgh, Lothian Health Board, Edinburgh Zoo, Lothian Ambulance Service, The King's Wark Leith, The Bridges Project Edinburgh ph. Mark Singleton follow focus Andrew Ford clapper loader Kay Sheridan camera trainee Ann Hendry gaffer Andy Stewart electrician Donny Campbell grips Alex Leadbetter stills ph. Alan Crumlish, Alan Mercer sd. mixer Colin Nicolson boom operator Tony Cook dubbing mixer David Old film ed. Fiona MacDonald ass. ed. Ian Adams dubbing ed. Neil Castell production manager Lee Leckie 1st ass. d. Ian Ferguson 2nd ass. d. Liz Thomson sc. supervisor Margaret Waldie production accountant Hilda Booth production secretary Margaret Gallacher, production runner Alex McLaren production trainee Tony Sheridan workshop supervisor Sandy Neilson costume designer Lynn Aitken make-up supervisor Irene Napier art director Anenette Gillies art dept. runners Jimmy Taylor, Jayne Wilding music composed and d. Wendy Weatherby bass and addit. material Gary Fimster saxophones Phil Bancroft Copyright Channel 4 MCMXCI.
MÀIRI MHÒR: Her Life and Songs = MÀIRI MHÒR: Na h-orain'sa Beatha
Biographic feature film on Gaelic song writer Mary McPherson.
Director, [d. Michael Alexander] ; Producer, Freeway Films. -- Credits: [Executive Producer: John Archer Producer: John McGrath Screenplay: John McGrath, Simon Mackenzie Photography: Mark Littlewood Editor: Bert Eeles] Cast Alyxis Daly Ceit Kearney Sim Maccoinnich Andrew Stanson Pauline Lockhart Artair Donald Derek Anders].
An industrial film about the use of hydraulics in mining machinery.
Director, David Pitt ; Producer, N.C.B. Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Charles Hasler & Eddie Tilling ed. Laurel Gemmell p. Kitty Marshall.
The step by step process of making M&C idler rollers for conveyor belts, used ultimately in the coal industry.
Producer, Mavor & Coulson Ltd. of Glasgow and Sheffield..
Shots of the 'Anderson Piggy Back' machine being demonstrated inside the factory.
ANDERSON MAVOR BOOM - MINER AT WORK IN FRANCE
Shots of the 'Anderson Mavor Boom - Miner' in a mine in France.
ANDERSON MAVOR E10 BUCKET WHEEL EXCAVATOR
Overview of Anderson Strathclyde E10 bucket wheel excavator in operation in Beaucaire, France.
Credits: Anderson Mavor Limited, Mining & Engineering Division Supply equipment for: Mineral Extraction, Tunnelling, Loading, Chain and Belt Conveying, Transporting, Remote or Automatic Controls . PO Box No. 9 Flemington Electrical Works, Motherwell, Lanarkshire Ml1 1SN, Scotland. THE END .
A film about the Church of Scotland's Kirk Week and the activities that take place.
Producer, Home Board Audio-Visual Unit. -- Credits: comm. Glen Gibson .
A film showing the work of church missionaries throughout Scotland.
A film about the plight of the women in the Shetland Isles who had to rely on knitting to make a living.
Director, Rosie Gibson ; Producer, Avonbridge Film Production in association with The Scottish Film Production Fund.. -- Credits: thanks to: Maureen Burke, Barabara Moncrieff, Rosemary Inkster, Mary Spence, Beth Manson, Elizabeth Harper, Monica Scott, Sarah Grogan, Sarah Irvine, Liam Grogan, Tina Keogh, Ellie Smith, Alison Keogh, Rhona Wiseman, Lolly Graham, Michael Hannah, Neil Anderson, June Irvine, Shelia Moffat, Andrea Moffat, Tonya Moffat, Elma Johnson, Alexis Malcolmson, Valerie Smith, Stella Stove, Catherine Willin, Stanley Manson, Gilbert Inkster, Maggie and Louis Keogh, Margaret Peterson, Doreen Powys, Bertha Jamieson, Mary Blance, Stella Sutherland and Alistair Smith. Shetland Archive, Lerwick Oral History Project, Shetland Museum, Anderson High School, Islesburgh Drama Group, Tingwall Agricultural Museum and North Isles Film and Video Group. Brian Smith - Kirsty Caddel Story music: Marie Watt - Hungry Sea, Peerie Lass Fraidery - Tinkin Debbie Scott - March Reels, Joe Buggy and Joe, Capsized the Flattie, Maggie o' Ham, Selkie Song, Pam Swing's Tune. Mary White & Evelyn Garrick - All I wanted was a Revolution. p. Penny Thomson c. Dianne Tammes ass. Dianne Barry sd. Moya Burns and Diana Ruston ass. Sara Noble and Martien Coucke ed. Fiona MacDonald ass. Ian Adams electrician Bill Watkins p. ass. Alison Campbell Scottish film training trust trainee Sonya MacAngus titles Annette Gillies produced with financial assistance from Shetland Islands Council.
Coal travelling along conveyor belt, a miner occasionally in view, looks over the conveyor belt.
Director, M. Morgan. -- Credits: ph. D. Little.
Interview with elderly Shetland lady Jeannie in her home - she is asked to recall memories of childhood, her work as a herring packer, as a housemaid in Edinburgh, her knitting, 'clearing the banks' for the men's peat cutting work, and crofting.
Producer, [p.c. Avonbridge Film Production Company].
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Interview with Laura Malcolmson
Talking head elderly Shetland lady, Laura Malcolmson who explains the Cunningsburgh tradition of he Bride's Reel, a dance in which only women take part, and how she came to pass it on.
Director, R. Gibson ; Producer, [p.c. Avonbridge Film Production Company]. -- Credits: ph. D. Tammes.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Margaret at Knitting Machine
[Slate material] Shetland knitter Margaret talks about knitting and is seen both machine and hand knitting.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Slates from Interview with Shetland Knitter Annie Robertson
[Slate material] Interview with Shetland knitter Annie Robertson - she talks about her knitting from early childhood days to present.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Interview with Doreen, Training Officer at Sullom Voe Oil Terminal
[Slate material] Takes of an interview with Doreen, a training services officer at Sullom Voe oil terminal - she is asked to talk about her job, how she got it, and how she jugggles this with family life.
Film briefly documenting the work of the Walter Steuart & Co. factory, East Kilbride. The business made "honed tube for hydral and pneumatic purposes".
Light hearted comedy about a minister who's holiday Monday plans are thwarted, one by one, due to the unrelenting needs of his community.
Director, Ian S. Ross , James C. Hastie ; Producer, Meteor Picture. -- Credits: made for the Church of Scotland with permission from the Scottish Churches Film Guild from scenario by Angus McVicar cast James C. Hastie cast Eleanor Dunlop cast Meg Buchanan cast George House cast Elvira Airlie cast Catherine Fletcher cast Mrs Aiken and Baby cast Neil MacAlpine cast Jean Faulds cast Moyra Cameron and the children Anne Greenaway, Cameron Hastie, Jim Monteith, Ian Greenaway.
Film made by the Church (of Scotland?) examining how to meet the new social situation of depopulation from crowded cities to newer towns, and maintain adequate provision of churches for each community.
Film made by the Church of Scotland "Home Board" depicting their activities and excursions.
Producer, [p.c. Church of Scotland Home Board].
Amateur footage of the Brown family's holiday at Butlin's Holiday camp, Ayr.
Credits: Avalon Theatre presents ph. G.D. Brown, Bolex camera colour by Kodak GDB Magnetic sound track.
Amateur footage of the Brown family's holiday and leisure time around Scotland.
Credits: ph. G.D. Brown colour by Kodak.
Amateur family film recording various events in their leisure time.
STABILISATION OF OLD MINE WORKINGS: Caledonian Foundations Ltd
This film follows the work involved in stabilising an old mineshaft just off Main Street, Wishaw. Includes footage from within in the mineshaft as it is blocked up with cement.
Producer, [p.c. Richard Jones Productions, Motherwell] .
A technically detailed record of the construction of the M74 motorway connecting Glasgow to Carlisle. Discusses the many obstacles faced by civil engineers in creating the motorway and ends with the opening of the first phase by then Secretary of State for Scotland, William Ross MP.
Producer, Richard Jones Film Unit, Motherwell in collaboration with Babtie, Shaw and Morton, Information Department. -- Credits: Road Authority: Scottish Development Department (Roads Division). Consulting Engineers: Babtie, Shaw & Morton, Chartered Civil Engineers, Glasgow.
This film promotes Pollok House and Gardens, located on the South side of Glasgow. Initially, the history of how it came under the ownership of Glasgow City Council is discussed but most of the film focusses on the wildlife and attractions of the place throughout the seasons.
Credits: ph. John Cruickshank for Glasgow District Parks Department .
Introduced by the journalist Jack Webster, this is the story of John Brown and the ships he helped design at John Brown & Co Shipyard, Clydebank. The film concentrates on the history of the Queen Mary, upon the 59th Anniversary of her launch, celebrated in California, where she now resides as a hotel and tourist attraction. Includes much archive footage of the Queen Mary, the shipyard and interviews with John Brown to illustrate the story.
Director, [d. Mark Littlewood] ; Producer, [p.c. Pelicula Films]. -- Credits: [ph. Mark Littlewood] [written by Jack Webster] [ed. Neil Castell].
Sponsored by the Church of Scotland, this film depicts the work of elders and ordinary parishioners in their community.
Director, John Davis ; Producer, Associated British Pathe Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull ed. Chris Burt executive producer Michael Forlong narrated by Gordon Jackson written by Philip Cory .
General views mining conveyor belt carrying coal, includes many close-up details of machinery.
General views of a group of children, the 'Aberdeen Adventurers, Church of Scotland Seaside Mission', enacting the bible story of Moses in the rushes. The story is enacted on the beaches of Aberdeen.
Credits: cast Aberdeen Adventurers, Church of Scotland Seaside Mission p. Merricks Arnott ph. John McDougall costumes Mary Marr titles Eileen Arnott.
General views of MC3 underground tunnelling machinery in action in coal mine, includes shots of coal being sorted on conveyor belts and miners operating machinery.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND SEASIDE MISSION WORK AT NORTH BERWICK AND PRESTWICK
An amateur record of Church of Scotland seaside mission work on the beaches at North Berwick and Prestwick. Mostly features crowds of children singing and playing, although there is footage of an outdoor swimming gala.
Credits: The Home Board presents some examples of Seaside Mission Work .
A record of the Church of Scotland's mission work with itinerant people in Scotland, such as travelling people and fruit pickers. Features the Church's work giving food, shelter and medical attention to such people and Mission work on the beach at Port Seton. See also: Ref 4989
This film records a typical week in the life of a Scottish churchgoing family in 1938. The importance of religion in linking people socially is shown, through youth groups such as Scouts, Cubs and Girls Brigade, mother enjoying a women's 'Work Party' and the care shown by the minister in visiting the family and helping arrange contact for the son when he moves to Aberdeen.
Director, Ayr Film Unit. -- Credits: An Ayr Film Unit Production Produced by G.R. Cooper for Scottish Churches Film Guild.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Interview with Jeannie Hardie
A Shetland woman, Jeannie Hardie, is interviewed about her often harsh life. Topics discussed include working the land, cutting peat, going into service at the age of 14 and leaving school, her family circumstances such as the loss of her father on a fishing boat when she was only 4 years old and her own divorce.
Director, Rosie Gibson ; Producer, [p.c. Avonbridge Film Production Company]. -- Credits: camera D. Tammes.
General views around Angus Glens and landscape. Also includes various villages and towns.
This industrial film records in detail the operation of Anderson Mavor Longwall Mining equipment. Illustrated throughout with detailed diagrams, footage of machinery in action on the coal face and under trials in the workshop.
Credits: Anderson Mavor Limited, PO Box No 9, Flemington Electrical Works, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, ML1 1SN, Scotland A member of the Anderson Strathclyde Group.
GATHERIN' O' THE CLANS: 'Twas a braw bonnie day!
A Movietone News item from Adelaide showing Highland Games with general views of the 'tug o' war' competition and the tossing of the caber.
Detailed footage of the construction of the Kingston Bridge over the Clyde.
Credits: [Kingston Bridge Project Design and Construction Supervision by W.A. Fairhurst and Partners For the Corporation of the City of Glasgow].
The manufacture of refrigerators at the Hillington factory (near Glasgow).
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, Templar Films. -- Credits: ph. Edward McConnell.
Sales film showing the 'Air House' marquee as emergency habitation, store, hospital, etc.
A film advertising the safety measures installed in tractor cabs.
Film demonstrates the "DOUBLE ENDED RANGING DRUM SHEARER" in action in coal mine.
Director, John Reid. -- Credits: ph. Cyril Arapoff ed. Kitty Wood p. Donald Alexander recorded on RCA by A.B. Pathe.
Amateur film demonstrating the process of silk screen printing. This film was specially commended by Amateur Cine World. Entered for the 1958 Scottish Amateur Film Festival, novice category, but no award given.
Director, [filmed by R.C. Miller] ; Producer, [p.c. Clansman]. -- Credits: ph. Ronald Miller demonstrated by Duncan MacKenzie.
EXTENSIBLE BELT CONVEYOR WITH BELT STORAGE
Demonstration of the Anderson Mavor Extensible Belt Conveyor at Ravenscraig Steelworks. Shows the belt conveyor advancing and retreating.
Credits: Anderson Mavor Limited, Mining and Engineering Division Supply equipment for Mineral Extraction, Tunnelling, Loading, Chain and Belt Conveying, Transporting, Remote or Automatic Controls Anderson Mavor Limited, Mining and Engineering Division, P.O. Box No. 9, Flemington Electrical Works, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, ML1 1SN, Scotland..
Magnus Magnusson introduces the story of a two year rescue dig at a prehistoric long-barrow near Edzell in Kincardineshire, Scotland [Intended for secondary school pupils aged 12 - 15 years]
Producer, Templar Film Studios Education Unit. -- Credits: educational adviser Professor Stuart Piggot, B.Litt., F.S.A. introduced by Magnus Magnusson [ph. David Low, Maurice Ford ed. D. Thomas].
A record of general shipbuilding work at Scott Lithgow's on Clydeside. Includes footage of several launches, including 'Sugar Producer' and 'Sound of Islay'.
LAUNCH OF S.S. 'WAROONGA': 28th May 1957
A record of the launch of the S.S. 'WAROONGA' on Clydeside, in 1957. This ship was built for the British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd.
Producer, Templar Film Studios, Glasgow. -- Credits: built for British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd naming ceremony performed by Mrs. James Gilchrist produced for Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. by Templar Film Studios, Glasgow.
A record of the launch of the T.S. Tug 'Otago' at Lobnitz yard. This ship was bound for the port of Otago, New Zealand and several New Zealanders were there for the launch, including Miss Jean McKenzie, the daughter of the harbourmaster in Otago and the ship's sponsor.
CUMBERNAULD NEW TOWN INAUGURAL CEREMONY: 28th June, 1957
Cumbernauld New Town Inaugural Ceremony. Includes footage of the Secretary of State for Scotland digging the first square of turf for the new town, being photographed and general shots of crowds as they look on.
Film demonstrates new coal ploughing techniques being employed at the Frances (Fife), Dodworth (NE England), West Cannock (Midlands, England), Dudley (Northumberland) collieries.
Director, John Reid ; Producer, N.C.B. Technical Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Eric Chamberlain, John Shaw Jones, John Reid p. Donald Alexander.
Demonstrations of "flight loading", coal cutting, miners and mining generally at the Polkemmet (West Lothian), Thornybank (Lancashire), Devon (Perthshire) and Pelton (Durham) collieries.
Director, Robert Kingsbury ; Producer, N.C.B. Technical Film Unit. -- Credits: ed. Robert Kingsbury p. Donald Alexander ph. Peter Hennessy, Ronald Bicker, Roy Fogwell, Leon Bijou.
This film shows miners, machinery and operations at the coal face.
SCOTTISH AVIATION AEROPLANE - PRESTWICK PIONEER
The Scottish Aviation 'Prestwick Pioneer G-ANRG' aeroplane flying at Prestwick Airport. [Same footage is repeated five times]. See also record 2 for unedited rushes.
Footage of a tennis party, a birthday party, a family wedding and a house fire.
The construction of the inner ring road, Woodside section of the Kingston Bridge.
Diesel Railbus at Stirling Station, Kinross Junction, Tillicoultry Station.
A record of the launch of the ship 'North Monarch' on Clydeside.
A record of the launch of the ship 'North Monarch', with particular attention paid to the role ordinary shipyard workers played in such an event.
A record of Hugh Fraser's wedding to Miss Patricia Bowie at St. Mary's Cathedral, Great Western Road, Glasgow and then reception at Sir Hugh and Lady Fraser's home at Mugdock, Milngavie.
A record of the Irvine Burns Club celebrating their 145th Burns Supper. Features traditional toasts, dinner and singing of 'Auld Lang Syne'.
Producer, [p.c. Templar Film Studios, Glasgow].
Highlights of the British International Championship football match between England and Scotland in 1963 which Scotland won 2-1.
INt. and ext. shots at a steel works / industrial estate, possibly from THE BIG MILL?
General views of the Motorola factory in East Kilbride.
VIP's being shown around the Motorola Factory. Men putting on protective clothing before going into a lab. General views around the factory. Opening ceremony.
A film featuring people celebrating Hogmanay. A 'First footer' entering a house and people travelling on buses to various ballrooms.
A documentary film about East Park's Children's Home for the infirm.
A Police Dog training film, there are examples of the dog performing its duties from catching a thief to finding a little girl who is lost in a forest. The training regime is also shown as the dog is given various obstacles to tackle from jumping over water to scaling a wall.
A record of a visit to the carpet manufacturers, Templeton & Co. Ltd, by H.M. Queen Elizabeth and H.R.H. Duke of Edinburgh in 1955.
Producer, Templar Film Studios, Glasgow.
An amateur family film, featuring shots of a small boy followed by general family scenes at Christmas.
Trams in service in the streets of Glasgow, including interior shots and footage of the last journey of the trams.
A snapshot of the Girvan Cycling Race, showing riders gathering at the start line and footage of the race progressing.
How to make a book at Collins Publishers. Processes are shown in detail for the title 'Pookie Believes in Santa Claus', from typesetting, litho printing to trimming and binding.
The detailed design and technical procedures involved in making a ship are followed through, culminating in the actual launch of the ship itself.
General footage of a football match between Queen's Park and Hibernian.
Film documenting the 'handing over' of the ship "Nevasa", built by Barclay, Curle & Co. for British India Steam Navigation.
Film documenting the post demolition land clearing of housing at Tannochside, Lanarkshire.
Highlights of Northern Ireland v Scotland football match at Windsor Park, Belfast - British Championships (Home Internationals). Scotland go on to win 4-0.
Scotland v Norway friendly football match at Hampden Park, Glasgow, 7th November 1963. Final score 6-1. [Please note the film contains no footage of the Norwegian goal]
A Gale in the Baltic. Taking in and stowing sail. Tacking Ship. Work Seen From Jigger Top. Arriving At Nystad For Repairs ('Kylemore' in Background). Marieham Home Port of the Erickson Fleet.
Voyage From Belfast To Finland In The Windjammer 'Herzogin Cecilie'; Belfast Docks Showing the 'Killoran' Unloading Grain And Passengers Arriving. ['Killoran' built by The Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., Troon 1900].
Credits: Killoran built by The Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., Troon 1900.
Tram travelling along Argyll Street, R L Jay's Shop in background. Int. of tram, conductress issuing tickets. Close-ups of ticket machine.
Director, Pamela Brown. -- Credits: introduced by Phyllis Holden and Rosemary Whittaker continuity John MacPherson and Guy Douglas.
Brief evidence of marine engineering at Greenock, c1965 - possibly shots of Royal Naval Torpedo factory?
Mr. Kihata visits Gorbals flats and takes a tour of Lithgows Shipyard in Greenock. Presumably a ship is being built for him there?
Documents the launch of the large tanker ship "M.V. Kapetan Georgis" by George and Alexander Andreadis, at Scotts' shipyard, Greenock.
Producer, [p.c. Templar Film Studios]. -- Credits: Built for Professor Stratis G. Andreadis. Launched by George Stratis Andreadis and Alexander Stratis Andreadis.
Interior and exterior shots of the Lane and Girvan factory (metal works?).
Brief shot of Royalty in a car approaching Crathie Church along a crowd lined road.
An early example of sound film from system pioneered by Buchan. Buchan, seated at desk, speaks into microphone. He explains that this is a minute long test film which will synchronise sound with image.
People swimming in the open air pool at Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire.
The launch of the motor ship St. Ola, the second of that name, built for the North of Scotland and Orkney and Shetland Steam Navigations Company for the Orkney to Scrabster route.
Brief footage of The Perth Hunt Steeplechase and Hurdle Race Meeting in 1951.
Men painting the 'Maid of the Loch' paddle steamer.
Shots of the ceremony where Bob Riddell-Black, the producer of "Seawards the Great Ships" is presented with the 1961 Oscar awarded to the filmmakers for best Live Action Short Film, during the Edinburgh International Festival. Exteriors of the ABC Cinema in Edinburgh (now Odeon), including a billboard advertising a 'Scotland on Screen' programme.
Men on board a submarine. The submarine (Scorpion) surfacing.
A Presentation ceremony, a sign with 'A' Squadron Fife and Forfar YEO Scottish Force (T.A.) written on it.
Footage of a Royal visit to Vale of Leven.
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh visiting Loretto School in 1958.
Winter scenes in Glasgow, buses and cars travelling along the road, people shopping. A man playing the accordion.
Interiors of a tyre factory in Aberdeen showing men manufacturing tyres and machinery used to make the finished product.
Interior shots of the North British Rubber Co, showing the people at work with machines on factory floor.
Exteriors of Kincaid & Co. building and shots of factory machinery in operation.
Interiors of Hughes electronics factory, Glenrothes, showing assembly of very small elements and testing.
S.T. HAMILTON SLEIGH: Launched 7th Nov. 1960
The construction, launch and testing of the super tanker 'Hamilton Sleigh', built in Scotstoun for the Australian Golden Fleece petroleum company.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: built for Dominion Navigation Company Ltd. Nassau, Bahamas by Blythswood Shipbuilding Company Ltd. Scotstoun, Glasgow..
Shipyard workers hammering wooden struts out of place and generally milling around, as the crowd gathers for a ship launch. ["Relaunch of ship" was written on can by film repair crew. No clue in film, visually or otherwise, to verify this].
SCOTLAND 1962: Review Of The Year's News Film
A compilation of BBC news stories from 1962.
A young man tries to relax in his garden whilst constantly being interrupted.
Director, [filmed by Henry Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: A Supramont Picture Henry Cocozza presents Jim Barclay Reid in "Let Me Relax" with Helene Lamor, Billy Skipper, George Ripper, & David Reade. production designed by Henry Cocozza from an idea suggested by Enrico Cocozza. musical setting David Reade technical ass. James Reid. Cast. The Relaxer - J.B. Reid, The Slingers - G. Ripper & D. Reade, The Temptress - H. Lamor, The Athlete - Billy Skipper. .
BRYAN WELCOMES RAFFLES / [LA MORT ET LE POETE]
Bryan Welcomes Raffles is about an Airman of World War 2 being greeted by his family on his return home on leave. The second film features Enrico Cocozza as a young poet thrown into a river and drowned by a mysterious figure in a robe.
Director, [filmed by Enrico Cocozza & Henry Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: A Supramont Short, Enrico Cocozza Presents "Bryan Welcomes Raffles" Featuring Bryan Early, James Graham, Anne Early, Ted Early and introducing Tessie Torche, p., d. & ph. Enrico Cocozza. p. and d. Henry Cocozza, Interval Filmed on Wishaw Estate .
A short film showing soldiers relaxing and playing at an army camp.
Director, [filmed by Enrico Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures.
Various scenes shot by Henry Cocozza - Enrico's father - during World War 2 featuring a Garden Fete by Wishaw High School (W.H.S.?), followed by young service men on leave and finishing with family wedding scenes.
Director, [filmed by Henry Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: Presenting some snapshots of people you know Co-starring Ian Whitelaw, Henry Cocozza, William Leitch, Robert Whitelaw and a cast of thousands?.
Santa Claus makes his way to Lewis's department store in Glasgow.
The Pearce Institute in Govan, a focal point for the Church's work in the midst of a shipbuilding community. Features footage of the men leaving the shipyard after a day's work, children in school and tenement conditions. This film emphasises the wide range of classes attended by people of different ages and abilities, including cookery, boxing, handicrafts for blind people, also Boys Brigade and Girls Guildry companies.
An overview of the distillery, blending and packaging processes involved in the manufacture of Haig's Scotch Whisky.
An outline of the scenery, lifestyle and local industries of the Borders accompanied by traditional song.
Director, Tony Thompson. -- Credits: Ian Wallace, Constance Mullay, Lisa Turner and Rory McEwan w. and d. Tony Thompson and completed after his death by Muir Mathieson and Kenneth Fairbairn. ph. Trevor Roe, Ernest Xerri ed. Ian Woolf m.d. Muir Mathieson sd.rec. Anvil Films ass.ed Jane Wood ass.cam. Gordon Clarke p. Edgar Anstey.
This film literally follows the journey made by Bonnie Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden and the subsequent incidents in his history.
Director, Patrick Filmer-Sankey. -- Credits: w. and nar. by Eric Linklater ph. Don Kelly ed. Jim Connock m. Phil Martell anim. Frank Hendrix sd. RCA processed by Technicolor the producers wish to thank The National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland The Royal Scottish Museum The Scottish National Portrait Gallery The West Highland Museum. Fort William The National Trust for Scotland The National Maritime Museum. Greenwich The Parker Gallery, London Maps by permission of : The Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office John Bartholemew and Son Limited. Edinburgh & the family of MacKinnon without whom this film could not have been made .
An overview of the Upper River Clyde area, its shipbuilding history and contemporary management.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group). -- Credits: comm.s. Ian Milne m. Matt McGinn, Jimmy Poland sd. W. Dougans cam. W. Pollock, M. Millar, W. Thomson The producers wish to thank Clyde Port Authority, The British Steel Corporation, The Glasgow Herald, The Mitchell Library , The Clyde River Purification Board and J. R. Carson Adviser in Geography, Visual Aids Department, Planning Department, Corporation of Glasgow.
An overview of the reasons for the Loch Ness Monster legend and discussion of various sightings.
Director, p. & d. Arthur H. Wolf ; Producer, Centron. -- Credits: as told by Lady Rosemary Belhaven & Stenton, Island of Islay, Scotland cin. Robert Rose ed.dir. Trudy Travis p. ass. Margaret F. Duncan, Glasgow, Scotland.
A comprehensive guide to the gardens which participated in the 40th anniversary of Scotland's Gardens Scheme, with shots of visitors and many rare species of flowers.
Credits: sc., ph., sd.,ed.,comm.s., p. Christopher Mylne with special thanks to all the garden owners, staff and helpers who co-operated so readily in the making of this film.
Agricultural film showing windrows of oats.
Producer, [p. National Institute of Agricultural Engineering]. -- Credits: NIAE Record Film .
Agricultural film showing an oat windrower.
An overview of the best places to fish for salmon, trout and pike on various rivers and lochs throughout Scotland.
Credits: cam. Michael Coulter sd. Ian Leslie w. & p. Mike Shepley Milbro The Tackle of Champions Stakis Hotels featuring GANTOCK HOTEL, Firth of Clyde NORMANDY HOTEL, by Glasgow Airport COYLUMBRIDGE HOTEL, Aviemore DUNBLANE HYDRO, Perthshire Scotland's for Me! Scottish Tourist Board BTA [British Tourist Authority] .
General shots of police and firemen at scene of collapsed Allan Bridge. Includes footage of people digging rubble and generally helping clear the mess.
General views (including good aerial footage) of Portland Cement Works [possibly located at Tilberry].
A record of some of the processes used to make carpets at Stoddart's Elderslie factory. These include design, dying and weaving.
A record of some of the processes used to make carpets at Stoddart's Elderslie factory. These include sorting and spinning fibres, trimming and packing of finished carpets.
General views of the Pringle Knitwear factory at work. Features footage of the exterior of the building, people at work inside and the arrival of new knitting machinery.
Interior shots of the production line at Sterne's factory.
Construction work on the A74, including some footage of laboratory testing carried out within the 'Scottish Home Department Roads Division Mobile Laboratory No. 1'.
General views traffic travelling along A8 road and some views of the BMC factory buildings.
An overview of the history of Scotland and her people.
Director, w.&d. Derek Williams ; Producer, Greenpark in association with the Film Producers Guild, London. -- Credits: m. Edward Williams cond. Marcus Dods singer. Flora MacNeil piper. Bob Murphy fiddler. Bobbie Campbell cam. ass. James Alloway ass. d. John Phillips p. Humphrey Swingler A BP film The Producers wish to thank IN SCOTLAND- The Church of Scotland Controller of H.M.Stationery Office Department of the Environment Keeper of the Records of Scotland National Trust of Scotland National Gallery of Scotland Scottish National Portrait Gallery National Library of Scotland National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland Canongate Tolbooth Museum Edinburgh Public Library The Holyrood Amenity Trust Huntly House Museum School of Scottish Studies, Edinburgh University Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum The Mitchell Library The Old Glasgow Museum Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders' Museum Seaforth & Cameron Highlanders' Museum Edinburgh Military Tattoo Scottish United Services Museum Aberdeen Public Library Aberdeen University Sir John Buchanan Dunfermline Abbey Dundee City Art Gallery Inverness Public Library & Museum The Iona Cathedral Trust Mary Queen of Scots' House, Jedburgh David Stewart Esq. West Highland Museum, Fort William IN ENGLAND- Hexham Abbey Lincoln Cathedral The National Trust Public Record Office Victoria and Albert Museum The Wellington Museum Westminster Abbey Simon Wingfield Digby Esq. Sherborne Castle BP.
Views of the Connel Bridge at the entrance to Loch Etive, near Oban. Features shots of car and steam train traffic sharing the bridge.
Construction work on the Langbank Railway Bridge.
BAILEY BRIDGE AND A712 BRIDGE AT MINNIGAFF
General views of construction work at the BAILEY BRIDGE aND A712 BRIDGE AT MINNIGAFF, Kirkcudbrightshire.
Construction work and shots of the completed Inverness Bridge.
Construction work on the Inverness Bridge.
The Dalmuir Bridge under construction. A steam train is seen passing under the footbridge.
Demolition work on Singer Factory; the clock-face in the main tower is removed.
General views of Ravenscraig Steelworks (interiors) as a group of engineers are shown around.
Footage of the Teacher's Whisky factory in Springburn, Glasgow. Starting with brief exterior shots, most of the film records work in the bottling hall.
Blacksmith fitting a new horse shoe onto horse's hoof, followed by shots of new horse shoes being made in blacksmith's workshop.
Brief shots of the pupils and classes at Cranhill School, Glasgow.
TURF CEREMONY FOR FORT WILLIAM PULP MILL
Some sort of opening ceremony for the Fort William Pulp Mill is featured (digging of very first piece of turf on site?). Pipe bands and crowds mark the occasion.
General footage of the Forth Ferry crossing the Firth of Forth, with the Forth Rail Bridge in the background.
Details of construction work on the Clyde Tunnel.
Policemen and Lord Provost Jean Roberts attend the first operation of a new panda crossing, Glasgow city centre.
Firebricks being moulded and fired at Glenboig Clayworks, Lanarkshire.
Exterior views of the North British Locomotive works, showing buildings and tracks.
Interior shots of a Gypsum manufacting factory. Mostly shows a man on a tour of display areas showing finished Gypsum walls, also includes shots of manufacturing processes.
Inside the Hoover factory: women at work fitting small parts on production line.
Interior shots of the North British Rubber Company factory, Craigton. General footage of manufacturing processes, including the rolling of rubber sheeting.
General views (interior and exterior) of the North British Rubber Company factory.
General views of the Glasgow Stock Exchange doing business. Includes shots of dealers on the telephone to clients and shots of the board where values of stocks and shares were displayed. See also ref: 3083
Work inside the Gourock Ropework's factory based at New Lanark is recorded. Includes brief exterior shots of the buildings, then ropemaking processes in factory.
Work inside the Gourock Ropework Co. Ltd., rope and textile manufacturer based in New Lanark.
General views of the Rootes car manufacturing plant at Linwood, including shots of the new factory under construction.
General views of the National Cash Register Factory, Linwood.
The cargo ship 'Invicta' unloads its grain cargo. This film shows mechanical processes involved.
The cargo ship 'Korcula' is relieved of its grain cargo. This film shows the various mechanical processes involved and general shots of the Glasgow Granary buildings, since demolished.
Offcut footage of Walkers Sugar Refinery, Greenock. Shows manufacturing processes inside sugary refinery, including testing and packing.
General views of the production line at John Walker's Sugar factory in Greenock. Refining, packing and transportation processes are shown.
General views of sugar cargo being unloaded from ship into trucks at dockside and subsequent transfer of sugar from truck to storage warehouse at Walkers Sugar Refinery, Greenock.
Ceremony and construction work on the Tay Road Bridge.
An overview of National Trust for Scotland property and gardens throughout the country.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: a film by Christopher Mylne made for the National Trust for Scotland m. Billy Davidson guitar, Carolyn Robson clarsach graph. Ian Boyter comm. s.& w. Christopher Mylne ph., ed., p. Chistopher Mylne.
Documentary following Jackie Stewart through his first World Championship year in 1969. Interviews with Stewart, his wife and father discuss his attitude to racing and how his life has adjusted to its demands.
Director, w. & d. & p. Austin Campbell ; Producer, Document Productions Limited. -- Credits: nar. Douglas Rain ph. Charles Stewart, Ernest Vincze, Gordon Coull ass.ph. Ivan Strasburg ed. Barbara Morgan ass. ed. Fiona Gillespie sd. Frederick Sharp, Derek Rye m. Ewan McColl, Peggy Seeger dub. Mike Billing.
General views of Girvan Harbour, including shots of fishing nets hung out on harbour wall.
General views Scrabster Harbour, Sutherland.
A tanker ship on fire in aftermath of explosion with general shots of fire rescue operation.
General views of work being carried out on Wick Slipway.
Dali's painting, "Christ of St. John of the Cross", being carried and hung on wall by staff inside Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery.
St. Abb's lifeboat in the water and being winched ashore by crane onto dockside.
A new yacht, named 'Wilma Russell' of Leith, is waved off from the Forth Corinthian Yacht Club. Includes brief interior shots of the cabin.
A hand-weaver at work in his house in Tobermory, Isle of Mull, recording the preparation and operation of the loom.
Weavers at work inside house in Tobermory, Isle of Mull. Records the preparation of woolen scarves, sewing, packing and manual testing of fabric. Finishes with general views of Tobermory harbour and ferry terminal.
General views of Grangemouth Docks, including general movement of cargo and interior shots of the dockside warehouses.
Views of the fireboat 'St. Mungo' on the Clyde River. Includes footage of a visiting party being guided around the boat, one of whom is the Provost.
A tanker run aground at Dunbarton, with some shots of people looking on.
General views around Portpatrick, including the harbour, rocky shoreline and radio station.
The return of Domenico Chiocchetti to the Italian Chapel in Orkney, showing restoration work to the chapel. Includes footage of the statue of St. George slaying the dragon created by Chiocchetti, and also a "Churchill Barrier" built by Italian prisoners of war.
Inside Iona Abbey, candles are extinguished.
Short film following the transcription and printing of a current book in braille by the Scottish Braille Press.
Swarms of Rangers fans at Renfrew Airport milling about on the tarmac.
Demolition and construction work around the old British Railways Inchgreen Goods Station.
General views of Ardrossan Harbour and cargo on docks.
General shots of the ferry, 'John Burns, London' approaching land and mooring at dockside.
The (fire?) ship 'Zerang' at sail. Includes interior shots of cabin and equipment, as well as hoses in operation from deck.
The H.M.S. 'Vanguard' in the process of having cannon removed; other parts of ship's deck are broken up.
Cargo loaded and unloaded from various ships at dockside - possibly Leith?
Aberdeenshire Abbey and devotional artworks created there.
General views of coal face underground and demonstration of an underground cutter. General views of coal on conveyor belt.
Exterior shot of Inveraray school; interior shots showing empty technical and home economics classrooms.
Boys from Buckie High School receiving a nautical lesson.
The tall sailing ship "Gorch Fock" being tugged out of port.
Brief shots of the the construction of Dornoch Academy.
Female students learning 'hands on' at the Glasgow School of Occupational Therapy.
Pupils at Broxburn Academy, in classroom and during P.E. sessions.
Moray Sea School pupils learning the ropes on board a boat.
A gym class, a pottery class and an official ceremony at Alexandria Academy. [See also ref. 5402]
Firemen tackling a fire in Dollar Academy.
REMOVAL OF DR. DAVID LIVINGSTONE STATUE, GEORGE SQUARE
Removal of the Dr. David Livingstone statue from George Square, as people look on.
A ceremony and tour of the ship I.N.S. 'Kirpan'.
The warship 'Kenya' approaches Faslane Shipbreaking Industries' yard.
A young Bobby McGregor, international competitor for Great Britain, and other youngsters swimming in Falkirk public baths.
The Denny D2 hoverbus was the first in the world produced for commercial operation. Showing the hovercraft moving over the Firth of Clyde. Includes interior shots of control room, and operation of the vessel.
Shots of a very derelict building - Govan High School?
A snapshot of the filming of Walt Disney's "Greyfriars Bobby", in the grounds of Edinburgh Castle.
Shots of Gourock High School (without the pupils).
Building work inside and outside yard on the yacht 'Sovereign' and general views of the finished yacht sailing.
A yacht 'Sceptre' sailing in the Firth of Clyde and approach to Dunoon.
A record of workers on the Lismore Lighthouse transferring shifts. They travel by rowing boats and are hoisted on to a large ship where men in naval uniform help carry supplies and luggage.
The sailing boat 'Wanderer' prepares to set sail and leaves the pier, watched by a crowd of people.
General views of a naval ceremony in honour of the submarine 'Sultane'
Construction work on huge deep basin 'dry dock'. General views of gravel being unloaded and views over Greenock.
Elevated views over Leith docks, with the start of the film showing exterior housing conditions in Leith.
Exterior shots of the new Paisley school, children play in the playground.
Exteriors and interiors of the "Institute of Virology" (at Glasgow University?). We see a scientist at work in the laboratory.
The installation of a huge floodlight mast at Hampden Park.
Students entering the Robert Gordon Naval school, drawing at desks, putting uniforms on.
Football crowd walking up to, and through, the stadium entrance turnstiles.
Oban harbour and lighthouse. Delivery of a man by boat and supplies to the lighthouse are recorded.
The hydrofoil, named 'Waterman' is lowered into water and driven around in circles.
Fishing boats bedecked in flags, possibly at the opening of the newly constructed pier for Carradale Harbour, Kintyre.
Artefacts and displays inside the Burns Museum in Ayrshire, starts with a brief shot of the exterior of his cottage and the museum.
SCANDINAVIAN NAVAL EXERCISE IN THE FORTH
Naval vessels, including submarines, from a Scandinavian navy, are recorded at work on the Forth Estuary.
A ceremony for naval officers on a submarine takes place on shore.
FERRY TERMINAL TO BELFAST FROM BROOMIELAW
The new Burns-Laird passenger terminal at the Broomielaw for crossings to Belfast is shown. Interior footage of waiting areas, ticket office and cargo loading area. Also shows the 'Royal Ulsterman' at dockside.
The paddle steamer 'King George V' begins a cruise with people aboard.
ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT 'John and Frances Macfarlane'
The Royal National Lifeboat 'John and Frances Macfarlane' of Aith, Shetland. Includes interior shots of the cabin and men dressed in oilskins.
A visiting party is shown around the Scottish Cables factory.
A visiting party is shown around the Scottish Cables factory. Depicts cable manufacturing processes, such as winding, lifting and dipping into metal or paint.
General views of women sewing fabric using 'Singer' sewing machines at the Swallow raincoat factory, Kelty.
Interior shots of the manufacturing processes at the Shieldhall Shoe Factory.
The launch ceremony of the 'Peraki' Ship.
The launch of the 'Orcadia' ship, VIP's on the launch platform for the ceremony.
Shots of the 'Red Crusader', men looking at some damage to the ship. Smaller ships in the background sailing, the 'Red Crusader' sailing into the harbour, a crowd greeting the ship.
Film recording a visit of the bank boat, "Otterbank" to another boat at sea. This boat supplied an inter-island banking service around Orkney from the National Commercial Bank (later amalgamated with the Royal Bank of Scotland) between 1962 and 1970.
General views the 'Northern Star', external views of the ship. A small ceremony, people in the dining area, the decks, control room, an officer using morse code.
General views of activities onboard the 'Empress of Britain'.
General views of the 'Cardle Ness' ship.
Shots of a hovercraft test in the Clyde, near Dumbarton.
"Bertram Mills' Circus" visits Edinburgh; shots of performers as they promote the big attraction in a parade along Princes Street and inside Waverley Station.
Exteriors of Hutchesons' Grammar School and its pupils.
The launch of the 'Glenogle'. Shots of the ship and the shipyard.
The ship ' Glory' being pulled along by some tug boats. The Forth Rail Bridge in the background.
General views of a submarine surfacing above water beside a military ship.
Film recording the interiors of the ship Dunera, including washing, sleeping and living areas.
The launch of the 'Benvalla' Ship, ship going down the slipway.
The 'Captain Cook' Ship with people boarding, stairwell being taken away from the side of the ship.
Shots of the ship 'F.145' being launched, officers in uniform watching the launch.
Shots of Royal yacht 'Bloodhound' entering the locks at Fort Augustus on the Caledonian Canal, and gathered crowds.
Interiors of the 'Fairtry II' Ship, shots of the cabins, rest areas, control room, fish factory, lifeboats, and decks.
Launch of the 'Freedom' Ship, VIP's on the platform for the launch ceremony.
General views of the 'Canberra' Ship sailing, and film crew recording.
Fish being unloaded from fishing boats in Aberdeen Harbour.
Shots of 'Clan Macnab' being launched and the Tug 'Chieftan'.
Shots of the Weapon Class destroyer 'Battleaxe' and the 'Ursa' at Greenock after a collision on the Clyde, with close-ups showing damage to the side, exposing the interior of the ship.
Shots of the launch of the 'Armoana' at Denny's Shipyard.
The 'Cape Sadle' Ship, engine room, ship sailing, close up of controls.
The Canadian Pacific liner 'Empress of Canada' at sea.
The launch of the 'Bowqueen'. VIP's on the platform for the ceremony.
Brief exteriors of the 'Franconia' and of the 'Camania' with men working and painting the ship, and interiors of the ship including the stairwells and the cabins.
Shots of the 'British Osprey' ship. The launch of the ship.
Men painting the 'Texaco Bristol', workmen waving their hands as the ship is launched.
General views, men in a workshop, and shots of the 'Britannia'.
Shots of the 'British Hussar' being launched.
Shots of the 'Caledonian Princess' being launched. Shots of the ship being painted and cargo being loaded onto the ship.
ANNIVERSARY VISIT TO ST. VALERY JUNE 1969
Anniversary to St. Valery in 1969 with Scottish and French military connections. Rememberance ceremony in cemetery.
SEA ANGLING IN SCOTLAND "NOT A BAD SIZE FOR A COD!"
An overview of recommended and popular fishing areas in Scotland.
Director, Michael Shepley ; Producer, Forth Design Associates. -- Credits: w. Michael Shepley cam. Rick Walker, Doug Raynbird sd. Billy Frew ed. Brian Crumlish, Fiona MacDonald, David Brown dub. Pat Hayes m. De Wolfe nar. Paul Young Woolworth Matchmaster Rods Filmed on location in Scotland with the co-operation of The Scottish Tourist Board. A Forth Design Associates Production. .
A collection of Cocozza test shots and sketches.
Women playing badminton in street. Calcutta Christian College 1953. State building. Gvs students. Woman performing traditional Indian dance. M/s painted portrait of Duff panning back to include the then Principal Rev. Dr. Kellas in shot.
General views of Prince's pier, which once formed part of the Caledonian and the Glasgow & South-Western railway networks. Includes shots of pier and esplanade.
The work of the National Coal Board's various laboratories are shown. Includes footage of testing processes inside labs.
Interior shots of tube manufacturing processes at the Stewarts and Lloyds plant.
Construction work underway on a runway at Prestwick Airport.
A film about the job of the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA).
Director, Christopher Mylne ; Producer, [p.c. Universal Film Laboratory Ltd. (?)].
"Get there safely - some don't" is the message of this Road Safety film inspired by the Dundee Police.
Producer, p. IFA (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: The producers wish to thank the Chief Constable, City of Dundee Police for his help in the making of this film.
An advert for the Teaching profession. A man is standing in a station reading a paper and sees an advert for Teacher training. This is intercut with the man teaching in a classroom.
A film showing alarm clock construction at Smith's clock factory in Carfin.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd.. -- Credits: devised by E. Desmond facilities by H.A. Stevenson technical adv. R. F. Jenkins sc. Wm. Smith ph. Wm. Smith ed. Wm Smith titles T. McBride.
A film about the Grand Lodge of Scotland opening a Scottish Masonic Home in 1951 to house and care for aged Freemasons. [Rushes, unedited feel]
The Queen and Prince Philip at the Royal Highland Show, the Queen and Prince Philip looking at prize cattle, the Queen presenting a plaque for the prize.
Interiors of the [third] Empress of Britain, probably during fitting out.
Officers boarding the 'HMS Adamant' for a voyage.
Naval Officers at the launching ceremony of 'HMS Jaguar'.
General views of the Polish Fishing Base at Lerwick, and brief shot of fishermen taking a break.
Shots of the 'Forager' slightly out from the harbour.
Queen Elizabeth arrives by limousine at St. Giles Church, Edinburgh; religious procession at St. Giles, camera focuses on the statue of John Knox.
Close ups of Christmas cards; shots of a factory assembly line, women processing and packing cards.
Inside the Glasgow Herald printers/compositors, as the latest edition is printed. We see these men at work on the first pages.
Brief shot of the North Carr lightship in the water.
Highlights of the British International Championships football match between Scotland and England at Hampden Park, Glasgow on 14/4/62 which Scotland won 2-0 to secure the Championships.
On board a fishing boat at sea, men cast out nets then subsequently haul them in.
A fishing boat coming into Ullapool harbour, its catch is loaded into lorry crates.
Fishing boats in harbour; Aberdeen fish market.
Inside a printing factory - we see men and women operating printing machinery and engaged in related tasks.
Highland games - tug of war, wrestling, highland dancing, tossing the caber etc.
Short film showing the tying of flies using feathers and thread, and a potential buyer.
An empty Tynecastle stadium - home of Heart of Midlothian F.C.
FANTASMAGORIA CRAZY GANG ON ESTATE AND AT FAIR AND AT POPINJAY, the
Enrico Cocozza and his friends walking in a park, and at a funfair.
HOCKEY MATCH AND THE GLASGOW FREE CHURCHES YOUTH FELLOWSHIP OUTING TO GREENOCK
Shots of a hockey match between men and women and the Glasgow Free Churches Youth Fellowship outing to Greenock on 11th June, 1937.
Onlookers spectating from the riverbank (some leaning over railings) as a ship moves into the Clyde with tugs alongside.
Made for the Scottish Tourist Board, Magnus Magnusson presents an overview of Scotland's historic stone work monuments.
Producer, British Broadcasting Corporation. -- Credits: nar. and sc. Magnus Magusson .
Educational film examining the geography of the lower Clyde region. It explores the dynamic between the area's twin interests of industrial development and recreation.
Producer, SEFA (Glasgow Group) . -- Credits: nar. Ian Milne mus. Matt McGinn, Jimmy Polland sd. W. Dougans ph. W. Pollock, M. Millar, W. Thomson the producers wish to thank Clyde Port Authority; The British Steel Corporation, The Clyde Coast Association; Messrs Scott-Lithgow (1969) Ltd; British Petroleum; Turnberry Hotel Golf Club; J.R. Carson advisor in geography, corporation of Glasgow.
Shots of the Fourth Royal Tank Regiment. Tanks and soldiers parading.
Shots of Partickhill Station, in Glasgow. People on the platform, boarding trains.
Processes involved in machining, tempering and testing parts for Caterpillar machines, before shipping the final product.
Preparations for launch and launch ceremony for the ship 'Nevasa'.
Coverage of a friendly game between Kilmarnock F.C. and Eintracht Frankfurt to mark Kilmarnock's centenary year in 1969.
Construction work on the stands at Celtic Park Football Stadium, Glasgow. Records the old stands in state of disrepair and the construction and erection of new stands. Finishes with a football match being played to capacity crowd.
The creation of a new chair at the Morris Furniture Factory, Glasgow. Production processes in the factory are shown.
The opening of a new refrigeration factory, L. Sterne & Company Ltd.
Snapshot of the Royal opening of a new extension to Heriot Watt College and general visit there.
ORPHAN'S HOMES AT BRIDGE of WEIR & GREENOCK
Trim & out-take footage of the Queen & Prince Philip being shown around orphanages in Bridge of Weir, Dalry & Greenock.
Follows the journey of the S.S. 'Oxfordshire' from Glasgow to Liverpool docks.
Footage of telegraph line repair, road clearing and sheep rescue using helicopter in harsh snowy conditions.
Trim footage of Royals visiting Town House in Newport.
Compilation of short footage of various Scottish events/locations separated by leader tape.
TALISMAN AND DUCHESS OF HAMILTON PADDLE STEAMERS
Brief general views of Millport seafront, followed by various shots of the "Talisman" paddle steamer in service.
Footage of a street party on Logie Green Road, Edinburgh, to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953. The residents dine in the street at large banquet tables, and the children partake in various games.
ROYAL VISIT TO THE LINBURN SCOTTISH NATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR THE WAR BLINDED WORKSHOPS
Royal Tour of Linburn Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded.
Overview of house construction at Braehead, Kildrum in Cumbernauld.
DORNOCH - MOUND RAILWAY AND EDINBURGH - ABERDEEN DIESEL SERVICE
Brief footage of trains on the Dornoch - Mound and Aberdeen - Edinburgh lines.
VIP tour (Secretary of State) in Cumbernauld around industrial premises and a school.
Footage of John Cobb's attempt at the world water-speed record on Loch Ness which ultimately ended in his death.
Overview of various locations in Scotland from Braemar to Toryglen.
Overview of the Kerry Falls Hydro-Electric Generating Station, Ross-shire.
VISIT OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN WITH THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AND PRINCESS MARGARET TO IONA. 12th AUGUST 1956, the
The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret visit Iona and the locals turn up in number to catch a glimpse.
SEAWARDS production footage: Queen Elizabeth launches a large BP ship "British Queen" at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank. [See also refs. 2230 and 5351]
Various bits and pieces from the SEAWARDS THE GREAT SHIPS production footage: ship passing down the Clyde, small fishing boat "Loch Carron" starting to leave small harbour/dock area and shots of a crane at dock unloading cargo from a ship. [See also refs. 2230 and 5350]
Film of the St.Mary's Church Sunday School picnic, c 1930s.
Some Copenhagen street scenes followed by various unidentified rural scenes.
Snapshots of a Royal visit to Fort William around 1958.
ROYAL VISIT: Greenock, Wemyss Bay, Gourock
Royal visit to Greenock, Gourock and Wemyss Bay.
Film made to commemorate the launching of the Clydebuilt, Guinean ship "Simandou". It is highly likely that this film was commissioned by the Guinean officials (pictured in the film) who ordered (and now own) the ship.
L/s ext. gvs Balmoral Castle; brief shots of parading troops at Balmoral, attended by Queen Elizabeth II.
Shots of a new housing estate with brief interior shots of one of the new houses.
COPENHAGEN DOCK / ANGMAGSALIK, GREENLAND
General footage from botanist Isobel Hutchison's field trip to Angmagsalik, Greenland. The majority of the film shows varied activities of the people living there, playing and travelling with dogs by sled, kayak, going to church and possibly a visit to a sacred site.
Shots of Inveraray harbour, Front Street and Main Street, and Inveraray Castle.
Festive lights and fairground rides at Rothesay.
Various quiet street scenes and exteriors of Gretna marriage hall.
General views of everyday life for Greenland Inuit, showing them kayaking, fishing etc.
Interior shots of the production line at a metalwork factory producing railway carriages.
General views around streets, cottages and harbour of Crail, Fife.
General views as a 'Kelvin' mini cab drives along the streets of Glasgow, including the West End.
General views as young children, including some toddlers have vaccine administered by doctors in sugar lumps (probably the polio vaccine).
General views of train 'The Orcadian', 'The Royal Highlander', London - Inverness in station. Includes shots of driver in his cabin.
150th ANNIVERSARY SERVICE, ST. GEORGE'S TRON PARISH CHURCH, IBROX
People entering 150th Anniversary Service at St. George's Tron Parish Church, Ibrox.
General views of the Black Watch 1st Battalion packing various items for their departure to Cyprus, includes shots of soldiers receiving vaccination.
General views of new housing being built at shore of bay in village of Dunbeg, Argyll.
Speeches and a tour inside Crow Hamilton (Rolls Royce) works.
Clips from a series of five magazine films of Glasgow. Includes footage of Collins publishers producing bibles; Morris of Glasgow manufacturing chairs; macaroni and alphabet pasta shapes being made in a Glasgow factory; and students at work in the Scottish Hotel School, the first of its kind in Britain. [See also refs 0123, 0328 and 0330]
Producer, Elder Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. w. Pharic McLaren comm. s A. Campbell Hastie sd. C. Leghorn, Messrs A Biggar m. West of Scotland Orchestral Society.
General views of a ship at Copenhagen docks and then sailing.
Producer, [p.c. Elder Film Productions].
This film shows exporting and importing material from Copenhagen.
1962 News Compilation. Includes footage of the replica of the PS Comet, made in 1962, for the 150th Anniversary of its building in 1812. The Comet was the first passenger paddle steamer built in Europe.
Advertisements on a television screen in close up, shot from a Scottish Television broadcast. Includes a section of what may be a consumer review programme.
TOWN COUNCIL AND GUILDRY OUTINGS 1957, 1958 AND 1959
Overview of Town Council & Guildry outings on boats on the Tay which seem to be friendly social outings. Lots of views of scenery including Tay bridge.
A Royal Navy helicopter delivering supplies to communities cut off because of heavy snowfall.
Scenic views of Border countryside and fox hunting packs.
A visit to Brunton's Wire Rope Works in Musselburgh, East Lothian.
'BOOTS' ON CORNER OF RENFIELD STREET AND ARGYLE STREET GLASGOW
Shot of the corner of Renfield Street and Argyle Street showing 'Boots' the chemist shop.
Interior shots of a factory in Alloa, showing manufacture of huge metal structures, probably for use in civil engineering projects.
General views on board 'HMS Urchin' in Stornoway Harbour, as children clamber and explore the ship's deck.
General views of the tanker ship 'Serenia', including interior shots.
EINTRACHT FRANKFURT V REAL MADRID AT HAMPDEN PARK 1960
Footballing highlights of the European Cup Final of 1960 at Hampden Park between Eintracht Frankfurt and Real Madrid. Final Score 7-3 to real Madrid. Full match apart from 4 minutes of first half due to powercut.
Producer, BBC Television. -- Credits: [comm. s. Kenneth Wolsthenholme].
Preparations for and some shots of launch ceremony for unidentified yacht. Includes shots of plush cabin interiors.
Shots of Glendevon dam. Two men work to turn the stop on a water flow mechanism, to open and close a small channel of water flow through the dam.
Exteriors of the Clydesdale Supply Co. buildings, includes exterior of the Clydesdale Musical Instrument & Records shop.
Brief shots of Glasgow Corporation buses, bound for Knightswood and Clydebank, pulling in and out of streets.
Council workers replace old glass cast iron lamps on the streets of Edinburgh with new plastic lamps.
A parade and drill by the Scots Guards, attended by the Duke of Gloucester. Starts with footage of the soldiers walking into church.
General views of the Royal Scottish Fusiliers performing a marching drill parade.
The installation of new parking meters on the streets of Edinburgh (concentrating on George Street). [See also ref. 5398]
The first operation of new parking meters on the streets of Edinburgh. [See also ref. 5397]
Views of the operation of Chapel Cross nuclear power station, showing control room and exteriors.
A cartoon advertisement for 'Craftsman Overalls'.
Two American Mafiosi, Gino (Danny Nucci) and Settimo (Dan Hedaya), take refuge in the Glasgow cafe owned by their Scots/Italian cousin. But cousin Roberto (Gerald Lepkowski) isn't the tough guy they had expected. His strengths are fish frying and stamp collecting, and he thinks Magnum 45s are a type of ice cream.
Director, Donald Coutts ; Producer, Little Wing Films / Bard Entertainments Production. -- Credits: w. Sergio Casci p. Margaret Matheson exec. p. Robert Bevan, Keith Hayley, Charlie Savill, Amanda Coombes, Amit Barooah line p. Peter Gallagher d. ph. Jerry Kelly p. designer Andy Harris ed. Lindy Cameron casting d. Gary Davy (CDG), Suzanne Smith (CDG), Aisha coley (CSA) m. Donald Shaw costume designer Lynn Aitken make-up designer Lucy Primrose sd. Martin Belshaw gaffer Jon White first ass. d. David Gilchrist locations man. Brian Kaczynski A Bard Entertainments Production Cast (in order of appearance) Roberto Gerald Lepkowski Ostap Alan McQueen Gino Dabby Nucci Settimo Dan Hedaya Young Sundae Girl Eva Coutts Nonno Russell Hunter Alice Shirley Henderson Tony Vincent Pastore Andriy George McNeilage Mikola Rab Reilly Taras Olegar Fedoro Henry Stephen Graham Vince Jake Abraham Customs Official John Byrne Woman at Airport Maureen Carr Boy at Airport Sean McCardie Young Man in Bar James Cunningham Rab Brian McGhee Nigel John Henshaw JoJo Stevan Rimkus JoJo's Heavy 1 John Duncan JoJo's Heavy 2 Chick Allan Doctor Robina Qureshi Ample Wind Surfer Sergio Casci Svelte Wind Surfer Helen Fitzgerald Band The Highfield Ceilidh Band p. accountant Shaw Statham m. supervisor Karen Elliot sc. supervisor Dorothy Connolley titles Toby Brockhurst p. co-ordinator Jenny Williams p. secretary Beverley Murray p. runnner Dave Kelly ass. p. Josie Law 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Ben Johnson floor runner Robbie Kirkpatrick ass. location man. Beverley Sime art d. Frances Connell ass. art d. Tim Monroe production buyer Anne-Marie Coulter ass. production buyer Lee Porter art dept. runner Caroline McDonald draughtsperson Fiona Gavin storyboard artist Derek Gray mural artist Helen Wilson focus puller Alick Fraser clapper loader Julia Robinson camera trainee Chris Shaw grip Lucien Grieve film colourist Jorgen Christiansen data transfer Pelle Folmar inferno artist Steen Lyders Hansen de-spot Claus Greffel, Henrick Neilsen, Thomas Bay re-record Andreas Rostock boom operator Pete Murphy additional boom operator Alistair Mason sd. trainee Kieran Boyne prop master Gordon Fitzgerald storeman David Weatherstone dressing prop Piero Jamieson, Stewart Cunningham standby prop Scott Keery, Mat Bergel dressing prop driver Roddy Garden construction man. Ross Balfour construction buyer Duncan Robertson standby rigger Billy Wilson standby carpenter Richard Hassall carpenter Ian Gallagher, Tommy Dowdalls, Joe Lennon, Martin Fallon painter Gordon Farlow, John Hughes, Bobby Gee unit stills Ken Mellin best boy Frank McConologue spark Brian McGhee, Scott Napier costume supervisor Tracey McGregor wardrobe ass. Lindsay Davidson make-up ass. Mairi Morrison stand ins Carol Anne Henderson, Stewart Hamilton, Vincent Hunter stunt co-ordinator Marc Cass special effects supervisor Tony Auger ass. ed. Giles Burgess, Lorraine Keiller unit nurse Steph Swiatek unit drivers Jaz Brown, Tommy Bryce, Tony Corrie, Davy Love, Euan Milne rerecording mixers John Fitzgerald, Chris Sinclair ass. Michelle Cunniffee sd. designer Douglas MacDougall dialogue ed. Kahl Henderson foley artists Felicity Cotterell, Michael Mackinnon ADR supervisor Bjørn Ole Schroeder sd. post production co-ordinator Emma Murphy soundtrack mixer Kim Planert guitar James Grant vocal Rachel Little strings The BT Scottish Ensemble conductor Kevin McCrae special portraits Craig MacKay chipologist Dante Casci Barga home movie footage Angela and Paolo Casci head of production for Little Wing Films Karen Everett p. co-ordinator for Little Wing Films Marcie Gatsky head of development for Littel Wing Films Piers Tempest film legal services Lee & Thompson partnership legal services Tarlo Lyons financial advisers Baker Tilly production banking Coutts & Co. completion guarantee The Completion Guarantors (TCG) Inc. insurance Media and Entertainment Insurance Services Ltd. world revenues collection and distribution Fintage Collection Account Management BV location caterers Thistle Catering stock Fuji Film pocessing Soho Images camera Axis lighting Lee Lighting sd. equipment The Warehouse location services Aeroshoot digital post production Digital Film Lab post production sd. Savalas negative cutting Jason Wheeler Film Services sd. mixing Ardmore Sound Developed with financial assistance from Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund in association with The Glasgow Film Office. This film was first seen as a Script Factory rehearsed reading in 2000. Thanks to Alaska, Bike Sorce, The Cartoon Network, Angela and Paolo Casci, David Christie & Sons, John Cochran at Chateau Falfas Bayon France, Dante's Inferno, Glasgow Prestwick Airport, Fintry Village Hall, Margaret Hamilton, Heart of Gold, Lizars, Malmaison Glasgow, The Pearce Institute, The Pentagon Centre, Scottish Youth Hostel Association, The SECC, Slaters Menswear The Producers would like to thank Eddie Bowen, Lee Burrows, Chris Carpamael, Jack Clarke, Arthur Fisher, Ken Gray, Harold Hendrikse, Matthew Holland, Ed Horton, Stephen Kelso, William Love, Jamie MacLeod, Simon Meadows, Guy Mitchell, Vic Morris, Eric Nicoll, David Paget, Douglas Park, Richard Seaward, Gary Stewart, Malcolm Strong, David Trayford, John White, John Wotton, Mark Hillery Special thanks to Cristine Corner, Harry Hicks, Nicki Parfitt, Jeremy Gawade, Ian Lewis, Stanley Munson. The events, characters and firms depicted in this motion picture are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual events or films is purely coincidental. Copyright and other applicable laws protect ownership of this motion picture and any unauthorised duplication, distribution or exhibition of this motion picture would result in criminal prosecution as well as civil liability. Filmed entirely on location in and around Glasgow, Scotland. [various music credits] © 2002 Unblinking Eye Partnership and Unblinking Eye No. 2 Partnership. All rights reserved. .
Pupils in various classes at Alexandria Academy, Dunbartonshire. [See also ref. 5193]
Steam trains are prepared for use. Film of the Mid-Day Scot receiving supplies, workers cleaning the exterior and preparing the restaurant car and sleeping carriages before departure.
General views of Loch Lee and construction work on the water scheme there. Includes some interior shots.
General views of final construction work and of the Kilmorack Dam and hydroelectric scheme near completion.
The work of Broadford Works, Aberdeen. [manufacturing what appears to be a hosepipe or industrial fabric].
Construction work on Hunterston A power station.
Exterior aerials of Colvilles Steelworks and interior shots of work in progress, such as welding.
The opening of the Ever Ready Razor Products Ltd. factory by the Secretary of State for Scotland, Rt. Hon. J.S. MacLay. Includes interior shots of manufacturing processes on the factory floor.
Detailed views inside Falkirk Iron Works showing the manufacture of baths.
A man is shown around Glencorse barracks, as they are in the course of being renovated.
General views of the Royal Scots Fusiliers "Churchill Barracks", Ayr.
The opening of a new factory building at the mining machinery manufacturer, Anderson Boyes & Co. Includes interior shots of the factory.
The opening of the new Collins publisher building by "Marshall the Viscount Montgomery of Alamein", on Tuesday 27th November 1962.
'Queen's own Highlanders' regiment parade and stand to attention in barracks yard.
General views, including aerials, of [unidentified] ship as it leaves Clydeside and moves into open waters, presumably en route to sea trials.
DUNLOP CHEESE FACTORY; WAR MEMORIAL MARCH, EDINBURGH
Footage inside Dunlop's cheese making factory and general views of a war memorial march in Edinburgh.
Some footage from the last run of a steam train along the Dornoch Line.
BROUGHTON WAR MEMORIAL ARMISTICE DAY CEREMONY
Two small magazines spooled onto one large reel upon viewing. Featuring the Broughton WAR MEMORIAL ARMISTICE DAY CEREMONY, followed by two men bathing in the sea.
The opening of Britain's first Duty Free centre, Scottish Export House at Prestwick Airport.
The final preparations and checks are made to a Glasgow Corporation tram, before it leaves for Paris.
'Deltic Engine' train 'The Talisman' pulls out of Glasgow Central Station and is seen en route to Berwick on Tweed.
Highlights of Scotland v Czechoslovakia football at Hampden Park on 26/9/61, in the group qualifying stages for the 1962 World Cup. Film finishes with score 3-2 to Scotland with 7 minutes remaining.
Views around a coal depot. Includes a brief shot of a coal man and his truck pulling in to tenement street.
General views of construction work on Kincardine Power Station, taken from various angles.
Interior shots of Bilsland's Bread factory, showing production processes and delivery vans being loaded.
The journey of a diesel multiple unit train. along the Mount Florida line into Glasgow Central Station.
Overview of Queen & Duke of Edinburgh's visit to St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh featuring interior shots, procession and crowd.
The Royal Proclamation, George Square, Glasgow.
Launch of Eden on the Clyde by unidentified female dignitary. Eden descends slipway. Plenty of shots of crowds and shipyard workers.
Promotional overview of tourist attractions in Rothesay and surrounding area.
Overview of textile craft process at MacNaughtons in Pitlochry including scenes of sheep shearing.
A memorial service for the Glasgow Salvage Corps in memory of the officer and men who lost their lives in the fire at Cheapside Street Glasgow 28th March 1960. Also the unveiling of a monument to those lost from the Fire Services and Salvage Corps in Glasgow Necropolis.
General view of the Royston Road housing re-development.
General views of housing in Glasgow, flats under construction.
General views of the Gorbals, a tenement fire and flats under construction. [See also Ref 5506]
Interior and exterior views of Castlemilk Fire Station, footage of the sleeping quarters, fire engines. Brief shots of the Lord Provost arriving for the opening ceremony.
Provost at ceremony to commemorate the completion of the Clydebank development of High rise flats.
Footage of the interior and exterior of The Glasgow Concert Hall in Anderston, and of a visit by the Lord Provost, Dame Jean Roberts.
The demolition of Duke Street Prison, Glasgow.
Interior of the Empire Theatre being stripped before demolition. Removal and folding of curtains etc.
Film showing functions of the telephone exchange, enquiries and repair.
Scenes of harvesting and countryside in the Scottish Borders, particularly around the Tweed Valley.
Various shots QE2 in dry dock at Scott Lithgow yard, Greenock, including l/s looking across street onto ship.
Scotland v Northern Ireland football match 18/11/64, this tie was part of the British Championships (Home Internationals). Final score Scotland 3, Northern Ireland 2.
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh are shown round a tyre manufacturing factory, crowds line the street waving Union Jacks as Royal limousine passes.
Overview of a police parade through Glasgow from Blythswood Square to Glasgow Cathedral. Obviously a major event, it includes several hundred police.
Brief views ext. of Crathie Post Office, near Balmoral, Aberdeenshire.
Producer, [p.c. Templar Film Studios]. -- Credits: Brief views ext. of Crathie Post Office, near Balmoral, Aberdeenshire..
Trims of Stobhill hospital in Glasgow including shots of baby unit, midwife, workmen and maintenance.
Footage of Wick during a very severe storm with waves breaking over the harbour and seafront walls.
[Trims]. Sculpture maintenance on the roof of the RSA, Edinburgh with general views of the city.
Views of Fochaber including churches and the Post Office.
Shots of Thurso including streets, harbour and close-ups of boats and fishermen.
Brief promotional film with Bobby McGregor (Olympic medal winner, Tokyo 1964) encouraging children to learn swimming. Bobby swimming in pool and two children doing likewise.
ENAMEL AND CONCRETE PIPE COATINGS BY BREDERO PRICE
Promotional film about enamel and concrete pipe coatings by Bredero Price.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions . -- Credits: nar. Derek Cooper The producers acknowledge the assistance of BRITISH GAS CORPORATION THE BRITISH PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED ESSO PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED SHELL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION BROWN AND ROOT (UK) LIMITED SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION ENTEREPOSE G.T.M POUR LES TRAVEUX PETROLIERS MARITIMES OCCIDENTAL OF BRITAIN INCORPORATED.
WEIGHTLIFTING AT COMMONWEALTH GAMES EDINBURGH
General views of the weightlifting competition at Edinburgh Commonwealth Games, 1970. [See also refs. 5046, 5464]
Severely snowy road scenes around the Glasgow / Dunbartonshire area, 1958.
Made by Walt Disney, this is an interpretation of Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure novel 'Kidnapped'.
Producer, Walt Disney Production. -- Credits: Walt Disney Educational Media Company presents filmed in Scotland and at the Pinewood Studios, London.
A film following the launch of the S.S. North Monarch and the interior fitting of the ship being put into place before it's maiden voyage.
Football match at Hampden Stadium, Scotland v England. Full stadium with people standing in the terracing.
A diary of shepherd Kenneth McFarlane's duties from March to November, including visits to the Royal Highland Show and Scottish National Fat Stock Show.
Gvs of Dunnottar Castle, Kincardineshire. People arriving at the castle by boat. A crown on display through a short ceremony.
Exterior shots of Green's Playhouse in Glasgow.
General views of the Ladywell High Rise Flats, Lord Provost at ceremony to commemorate the completion of the Ladywell Housing Development.
General views of the demolition of the Lyric Theatre after destroyed by fire in 1953 and exterior views of the Empire Theatre.
General views of the High Rise Flats in Motherwell, Provost at ceremony to commemorate the completion of the Motherwell Housing Development.
Dame Jean Roberts Lord Provost officiates at ceremony to commemorate the completion of the Royston housing Development.
General views of the Wyndford High Rise Flats, Maryhill. Glasgow - built on the site of Maryhill Barracks.
Man demonstrating different tennis strokes.
Short record of Loanhead landmarks and housing, including Bilston Glen Colliery.
Prince Philip being given a tour of a Fibre Glass factory.
Showing work being carried out on the surface of Loch Glashan hydroelectric plant and loch, workmen using the underground railway.
Follows the process of clothing production in the Donbros knitwear factory, from knitting to finishing details.
Producer, [p.c. Templar Film Studios]. -- Credits: built for British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd naming ceremony performed by Mrs. James Gilchrist produced for Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. by Templar Film Studios, Glasgow.
Members of the Bellringer Society arrive at Prestwick Airport to be met by traditionally dressed bellringer and piper.
PITLOCHRY & LOCH LEVEN BONSPIEL, JANUARY 1959
Various items including curling match [Bonspiel] on a frozen Loch (Leven?) and views around a distillery.
Peterhead harbour, shots of fishermen mending their nets on pier, fishing boats coming and going.
Steam engine pulls out of station at night with a train of container carts full of barrels, plus a guard's van at rear.
Brief shots following a general election campaign in Perth & East Perthshire in 1959, showing the Conservative candidate Ian MacArthur.
General views landscape and puffins, on the Shetland Isles.
Falkirk street scenes c. 1960, possibly showing streets and buildings probably earmarked for demolition prior to the development of the Callendar shopping centre.
The Hawick town Christmas lights are switched on; shots of crowds appreciating illuminations in street and over shop windows, and a parade.
Brief stock shots of Cairnryan, Wigtownshire, c1960.
Templar stock shots on tenement demolition / new housing planning.
Shots of what could be an oil refinery or a gas works (?), followed by shots of "Scott and Sons Dura Works".
The provost of Kirkintilloch unveils a plaque to commemorate the first industrial business to transfer premises from Glasgow to Kirkintilloch, under the "overspill" plan for Scotland.
Town buildings and landscape, Isle of Whithorn, Whithorn and Wigtown.
Advertisement for Calsalettes - the safe vegetable laxative.
Dramatic shots of an operation to extinguish a large fire on Arcadia Street in Glasgow, involving several fire engines.
Stock shots of Gorbals housing, and the fire service at work (in the Gorbals, probably). [See also Ref. 5439]
Nice shots of prominent features of St. Andrews circa 1960, particularly the outdoor swimming pool, long since defunct.
51st HIGHLAND MEMORIAL ST. VALERY AND TERRITORIAL GOLDEN JUBILEE AT NORTH INCH, SUMMER 1958
Memorial ceremony in France for the 51st Highland Division. Territorial Golden Jubilee North Insch, 1958.
Brief stock shots of some prominent buildings in Glasgow, c1960. A trolley bus and trams pass by in the background.
Brief stock shots of prominent buildings in Glasgow, c1960.
Stranraer street scenes and inside a blacksmith's workshop where a blacksmith fits a new horseshoe.
Various shots of modern developments in Valleyfield colliery, Fife.
Passengers waiting on the platform at Newcastleton station; passengers board, and train departs - includes interior shots of ticket office.
Overview of opening ceremony of IXth Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh.
Film shows removal and scrapping of old gas street lights.
Shots of men operating fatigue test machinery, in a laboratory.
The traditional 'Kate Kennedy' historical procession by students of St. Andrews University in 1935.
Shots of a large ship "Jamaica Planter, Kingston Jamaica" in the Clyde; brief shot on board ship in the engine room.
Scenery from holidays in Iona, Mull, Dornoch and Lochinver.
General views of family holidays with people on beach, boats and lots of scenic views.
Shot of the ticket vendor at Hawick rail station; passengers waiting in queue.
C/u sign for St. Boswell's, brief shot platform, a train departs, another arrives .
Annan street scene; various interior shots of Cochran boiler factory at Annan, workmen are busy making boilers.
Scenes from Hamilton in the 1950's including demolition of Tolbooth, Remembrance Day and the visit of American Rotarians.
Film following an electric train along part of its route, including shots of drivers' cab and Hyndland station. [possibly for a BBC news piece regarding the inauguration of the electric suburban train system (the blue trains) in Glasgow in November 1960 – the first railway electrification in Scotland]
Shots around the Dounreay nuclear plant, including brief views of chemical processes, and procedures checking equipment.
Film briefly recording the landmarks, people and industries of Greenock.
Shots around the "Scottish Gas Board Westfield Works Pressure Gasification Plant" , Fife.
Various scenes from Hamilton in 1951 including Old Parish Church Quin-Centenary at Town Hall and Sports Meeting.
Director, [filmed by William Stewart] ; Producer, Hamilton Town Council. -- Credits: ph. & ed. by Wm. Stewart, A.L.A., F.R.S.A.
Scenes from Hamilton in 1950's including parade of Cameronians, opening of St. Ninians Church, A.T.C. Boxing Championship Finals and a presentation of Freedom of the Burgh.
HAMILTONIA No.7: A Hamilton Newsreel of the Years 1962-63
Scenes from Hamilton in 1960s including Christmas lights, delivery of parcels to senior citizens and winter scenery.
A moral tale from the Scottish Catholic Film Institute, about priorities to consider at Christmas. The story follows the choices made by a young boy between the commercialism of the shops and bars or giving his money to the poor.
Credits: with Kathleen Russell as the little girl p. Lawrence Russell.
A religious and moral tale which uses the symbolism of a medal to illustrate that bravery is not just rewarded in wartime, but in every day actions such as living life in a good manner (i.e. as a Catholic), or in living with illness.
Credits: p. Lawrence Russell sd. Frank Malloy Scottish Catholic Film Institute presents .
Records the construction of Bell's Sports Centre, Perth concentrating on the erection of the domed structure and the logistics of transporting materials.
Trims from 'Health of a City' [ref. 2241] featuring children playing in derelict tenement backyards and the demolition of this type of housing.
A record of general shipbuilding work at Scott Lithgow's on Clydeside. Includes footage of the launch of the 'Orissa' Ship.
Exterior and interior shots of Empire Theatre and exteriors of the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh.
Apparently trim footage of amateur skiing in Scotland, most probably on the Cairngorms.
Footage of the construction of the Kurrewa V yacht at the Alex Robertson & Sons Yacht yard, Sandbank, Argyll.
Autobiographical film by Nagisa Oshima about his mother's life in Kyoto, Japan. Featuring old photographs and subtitled interviews, history and traditions. Commentary in English.
Director, Nagisa Oshima ; Producer, Oshima Productions. -- Credits: exec. p. John Archer.
A religious film about Carfin Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes and the saints that are venerated there.
A record of general shipbuilding work at Scott Lithgow's on Clydeside. Includes footage of the launch of the 'Orama' Ship.
Footage of the Atholl Highlanders (the private army of the Duke of Atholl) on pipe band parade and making preparations to guns and sporrans for display.
Autobiographical film about Budapest by Istvan Szabo. Features archive footage of various events such as WW2 siege and to visit of Pope in early 1990's, as well as a dramatisation of events in Budapest's history by film and drama students.
Director, Istvan Szabo ; Producer, I S L Productions.
Overview of journey from Glasgow city centre to Rothesay and Largs on passenger steamer circa 1935.
Producer, F.W. Tassell & Son, Carlisle. -- Credits: A Cine Kodak Film by F.W. Tassell & Son, Carlisle.
Autobiographical film by Dusan Makavejev set in Belgrade and Los Angeles and featuring colleagues, friends and images from the conflict in the former Yugoslavia.
Director, Dusan Makavejev ; Producer, Triangle Film. -- Credits: exec. p. John Archer.
Trams in the tram depot and in service on the streets of Glasgow. Brief footage of the last journey of the trams through the streets of Glasgow.
A puppet advertises "Capocci Prima Ice Cream".
BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS No 1743, GLASGOW - DEFEAT BY FIRE
Newsreel footage of a blaze in St. Andrews Hall, Glasgow, being tackled by firemen.
Producer, Movietone . -- Credits: [comm. Leslie Mitchell].
Shauna MacDonald and Jean-Philippe Écoffey star in a low-budget digital video drama set over the course of a single night in Edinburgh's clubland.
Director, [d. Bernard Rudden] ; Producer, [p.c. Basilisk, Daybreak Films]. -- Credits: Cast [Diane Bell Eve Jean-Philippe Écoffey Pierre Flash Jed Gaynor Purvis Anna] [w. Bernard Rudden exec. p. Robin Gutch ass. p. Christopher Harrison p. Jim Hickey, James Mackay line p. & p. man. Matthew Hobbs orig. m. Mathew Herbert film ed. Alan Knight 1st ass. d. Robbie Sandison].
General views of Army General (PATRICK HENRY) speaking at a press conference, submarines in Holy Loch.
This film traces the life and work of English artist Stanley Spencer.
Director, David Rowan ; Producer, Arbor Films. -- Credits: p. Margaret Williams, Arbor Films ph. David Rowan Burghdere Chapel Cliff Tickner Med. Angus Mackenzie, Peter Harvey, Mike Billing sc. consultant Eric Rowan p. ass. Mick Audsley, Felicity Oliver, Mick Duffield designer John Speirs thanks to Sharon Spencer, Unity Spencer, Caroline Leder, Nicholas Tooth, Richard Carline; Keith Bell; Rev. & Mrs Westropp, Scott & Lithgow Ltd., The Friends of Stanley Spencer Gallery Cookham, Imperial War Museum, Tate Gallery, Fitzwilliam, Piccadilly Gallery, Ulster Museum, Harris Art Gallery, Leeds City Art Gallery, Anthony D'Offay Gallery, City of Manchester Art Galleries, Glasgow City Art Gallery.
Brief snapshots of industries and attractions in the Dumfries area.
A Cup Final match between Glasgow Celtic and Rangers. Includes shots of crowds leaving the football grounds.
Two reels of BBC news film. The first is a compilation of various events during the year, and the second features a Royal visit to Fort William and Braemar.
General views of Wills cigar and cigarette stand, part of an exhibition in the Kelvin Hall. Includes shots of women packaging cigarettes and a group of men enjoying a smoke.
A fictional tale of an aspiring young actor (played by Alex Norton) and his experiences working with the travelling 'Great Northern Players'.
Director, Bert Eeles ; Producer, Breck/Campbell. -- Credits: A Theatrical Tale dedicated to Elliot Williams "The Last of the Barnstormers" Alex Norton as Mr Melford, James Copeland as Mr Montani, Russell Hunter as Mr Mowther, Margot Gillies- Mrs Mowther, Vari Sylvester- Leading Lady, John Sampson- Musician, Stephen Archibald- Stagehand, Macbeth- Sandy Neilson, Landlady- Ann Scott-Jones, Tutor- Roland Oliver first ass. d. Terry Dalzell; camera operator Gordon Hickie; clapper/loader Dave Flett; gaffer Ken Reid; ed. Bert Eeles; ass. ed. Jan Madden; wardrobe Nadia Arthur; make-up Anne Smith; props Jimmy Donnachie; construction Odette Salvona; lighting cameraman Mick Campbell; sc. Douglas Eadie; additional material by William Shakespeare and Henry Stamper; musical d. Owen Hand; sd. Colin Nicolson The producers gratefully acknowledge the co-operation of Pollock's Toy Museum and the people of Cranshaws, Longformacus and Newtongrange A Breck/Campbell production with the financial assistance of the Scottish Arts Council .
The Duke of Edinburgh on a tour of Scotts Shipyard on Clydeside.
An experimental piece, following the fortunes of a man who falls off castle ramparts and finds himself on an eerie beach experiencing strange phenomena. The main themes seem to be death and chance.
Director, Edward McConnell and Laurence Henson ; Producer, [p.c. IFA Scotland]. -- Credits: with John McKerrall and Jeanette Paterson rhythm section Andy Park, Jimmy Galloway, Ronnie Sandford, George Wilson sd. rec. John Fletcher sc. ph. ed. d. by Edward McConnell and Laurence Henson.
A BBC newsreel which begins with the 1951 Festival of Music and Drama in Edinburgh before taking in various news items in London, the USA and Spain.
Bell's Whisky advertisement. The production of whisky, stage by stage.
Views of a Queens Park v Hibs match at Hampden circa 1956.
DRUMELLA (CHILDREN'S CLOTHES) ADVERT (TRIMS)
Trims of Drumella childrens coats advert wrapped around a core.
Unveiling of plaque of John Logie Baird.
Demolition, by controlled explosion, of two cooling towers in Kilmarnock [believed to be for the power station at Greenholm Street]
Interiors of a factory. Shots of two men feeding planks of wood into a pallet making machine before stacking the pallets .
Footage of the 'Half Yearly Sale' at Arnott's in Glasgow in 1966.
Cartoon advertising car hire firm Cameron & Campbell.
Intended for use in schools, this film (co-presented by primary school children), would have introduced pupils to the geography and town planning of new town Glenrothes.
Producer, [p.c. BBC Scotland]. -- Credits: nar. Michael Elder ph. Gordon Mackay sd. rec. Lex McDonald ed. Robert L. Fairfoull p. Malcolm Hossick.
Templar stock shots of Culross, and its preservation of Scottish domestic architecture.
Autobiographical film by Susan Seidelman about growing up in suburban Philadelphia in the 1950's.
Director, Susan Seidelman ; Producer, Stonehedge. -- Credits: exec. p. John Archer p. Jonathon Brett.
Slates: small aircraft lands at Unst airport.
Autobiographical film by Lindsay Anderson representing a day in the life. Mostly filmed in his flat where he has visits from various colleagues and friends.
Director, Lindsay Anderson ; Producer, Yaffle Films. -- Credits: Perfection Is Not An Aim Free Cinema Manifesto, 1956 p. Trevor Ingham ed. Nicholas Gaster m. Alan Price cam. Jonathon Collinson exec. p. John Archer w. Lindsay Anderson [sd. mixer H. Strain] etc.
Views over landscape; gvs Ballater street scenes with many close-ups of shop facades.
Residential street scenes of Pumpherston in Midlothian, and general views over the BP Pumpherston refinery.
Views of Dunbar's streets, lifeboat house and harbour.
Scenes from a "Holiday at Home" event organised in Hamilton in 1945. Shows various events, stalls and crowd scenes.
Director, William Stewart ; Producer, Hamilton Town Council . -- Credits: p. Hamilton Town Council ed. W. Stewart titles R. Milne.
The Shelton Loader, used in coal mining, is shown in close-up action.
INTERIOR AND EXTERIORS OF MAVOR AND COULSON FACTORY
Mostly exteriors of the Mavor and Coulson factory buildings at Bridgeton, Glasgow.
MAVOR AND COULSON 'ARCWALL' ON PNEUMATIC TYRES
General views of Mavor and Coulson's 'Arcwall' mining machinery in action.
IDLER ROLLERS READY FOR TRANSPORTATION AT MAVOR AND COULSON FACTORY
Idler rollers, for use in coal mining machinery, are inspected and prepared for tranportation at Mavor and Coulson's Glasgow Works.
A demonstration of the Mavor and Coulson Mechanical Shovel being used to move coal.
The Scottish National Orchestra Chorus tour in Israel in 1972, performing a piece entitled 'Mesilla'.
Director, R.A. Riddell Black ; Producer, Templar. -- Credits: In 1972 the Scottish National Orchestra Chorus (Chorus Master John Currie) appeared in Israel with the following artists whose co-operation in the making of this film is gratefully acknowledged: Daniel Barenboim, Gary Bertini, Zubin Mehta, Gerald English, Sheila Armstrong, Rema Samonov, Helen Watts, Hillel Guenter Reich, The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, The Israel Chamber Ensemble Music extracts from 'Dedication' Sergiu Natra, 'Requiem' Johannes Brahms. The producers also wish to thank the Israel Festival Organisers, The Israel Broadcasting Authority, The Israel Ministry of Tourism and the Israel Government Press Office for facilities and assistance. Chorus International presents.
Overview of Festival of Britain year in Hamilton. Various exhibitions and displays.
Director, [filmed by William Stewart] ; Producer, Hamilton Town Council. -- Credits: ph. & ed. Wm. Stewart, A.L.A., F.R.S.A..
Int. and ext. shots of Lithgow shipyard during an open day. Dignitaries touring Lithgow yard.
Overview of land reclamation process near Hamilton.
Director, sc. & d. Hamilton MacAdam ; Producer, Burgh of Hamilton Cleansing Dept. -- Credits: ph. & ed. by William Stewart.
Assorted trims/production footage from Seawards the Great Ships.
Advert for Rust Devil & Grease Devil stain removers.
Autobiographical documentary by John Boorman. Showing the "personal side of his life in Ireland and reveals some of the hidden roots connecting many of his most memorable films such as Excalibur and Deliverance" [quote taken from John Boorman webpage at www.imdb.com].
Director, John Boorman. -- Credits: John Hurt, Charlie Boorman in I Dreamt I Woke Up, a film by John Boorman.
Overview of the M&C SPIRAL GUMMER, a machine to aid coal miners. Also footage of other Mavor and Coulson mining machinery (conveyors working at South African mines, the Joy Loader type PL.13 and a demonstration of manufacturing methods).
The life of the Golden Eagle throughout the four seasons cycle in the Scottish Highlands.
Credits: Eagle Star Insurance Group presents an RSPB film Where Eagles Fly nar. Tony Britton THE RSPB WISHES TO THANK FORESTRY COMMISSION(SCOTLAND) BRITISH FALCONER'S CLUB RSPB HIGHLAND OFFICE cam ass. Allister Brebner, Joe Porter w.Brian Jackman m. John Scott sd. Andy Nelson, John Kirby add ph. Alan McGregor, Hugh Miles cam.Michael W. Richards film ed. Robin P. Inger p. John Pattison Tomkins RSPB FILM IN ASSOCIATION WITH Eagle Star Insurance Group.
Overview of the Girl's Guildry Jubilee Year of 1950 with detailed intertitles throughout.
Overview of twenty one ante and post natal exercises through the combination of detailed intertitles and physical demonstration. Filming takes place at Rottenrow Maternity and Women's Hospital as well as Sandy Road Child Welfare and School Clinic, Glasgow.
Producer, Movement Therapy Films. -- Credits: THIS FILM IS AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES, HOSPITALS, CLINICS and MEDICAL SCHOOLS, ON HIRE OR PURCHASE apply THE SECRETARY "MOVEMENT THERAPY FILMS" 299 WEST GEORGE STR., GLASGOW C2. Central 0790.
An amateur film shot in the 1930s containing mostly Scottish material showing possibly holiday footage in and around North Berwick.
Miscellaneous scenes of family life mostly of Tam growing up at the Dalyell home of The Binns in West Lothian, with some scenes of India. [cataloguing currently being checked Sept. 2010]
A rather eerie experimental fiction film featuring a boy and his bodyguard who do everything together, eventually parting at the end.
A dramatic film, centred around the unwelcome stay of a happy young couple staying in a tent on a farmer's land, and the unforeseen consequences of their stay.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula. -- Credits: farmer James Grant son Barry Malone couple Meg Nicol, Alan Watters with Alistair McKelvie, Henry McNicol, Willie McLaughlin, Donald McKinnie, Claire Alexander dance band Fingers with thanks to Evelyn and Douglas Sillars, Brodick Bar, Jack Milroy, Brodick Public Hall ph. Mark Littlewood sd. Louis Kramer dubbing mixer Mike Billing ass. d. Keith Alexander ed. Charles Rees writer Michael Alexander.
A potted history of film, from 1896 - 1913. Includes early examples of fantasy, newsreel, comedy and drama; one-reel story films; the animated cartoon and feature films. [ends rather abruptly- incomplete]
Credits: The National Film Library presents.
An amateur record of members of the Queen's Park Cinema Club on holiday in Argyll by Loch Eck. Features excursions such as donkey rides, walks by the river and drives in open topped car.
DISCOURS DE BIENVENUE DE NORMAN McLAREN/NORMAN McLAREN'S OPENING SPEECH
Comedy speech by Norman McLaren on the occasion of the first Montreal International Film Festival in 1977.
Animation to music, various themes inluding a mime artist and four letterblocks appearing to dance around a wooden framed chessboard.
Credits: film. McLaren [Norman McLaren] & Munro m. Rathburn opticals. Gillissie cam. Humble sd. Alexander.
Professor Roger Crosnier British National Fencing Coach demonstrating and performing fencing against an opponent. A Scottish Instructional Film.
A Scottish Instructional film loop: various short clips of men's athletic events, separated by short sections of spacer.
Training film featuring champion divers of the time, demonstrating diving technique at facilities in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Divers probably include Bruce Harlan, David Browning, S. Earl Clark, Joaquin Capilla, Miller Anderson, Don Harper, Hobie Billingsley and Al Patnik. Includes shots in slow motion.
Bitty, piecemeal amateur family footage circa early 1950s: The Pennycook family holiday in Aberdeen; holiday in France; opening of the "Stage and Screen Memorial Club"; trade conference/ outing to Gleneagles; holiday in Bournemouth, 1951.
ROLL 1 - Hebrides. Standing stones, landscape, blackhouses and ruins on Lewis (perhaps other Hebridean islands too?). Landscape aerial views from an aircraft. Probably amateur footage. ROLL 2 - Orkney. Aerial views over Orkney (and briefly river Forth); various shots of stone age village and standing stones. Probably amateur footage.
General footage of Fort William and the Commandos War Memorial.
Fire at Pettigrews Shop in Glasgow City Centre.
Various shots of animals in Edinburgh Zoo.
Director, Mary Field ; Producer, G. B. Instructional . -- Credits: ph. George Pocknall comm. E.V.H. Emmett In collaboration with The Scottish National Zoological Park at Edinburgh G. B. Instructional Controlled throughout by Great Britain and Eire by General Film Distributors Ltd.
A sheepdog being trained for sheepdog trials.
Producer, Encyclopaedia Britannica Films. -- Credits: In collaboration with Helen. M . Robinson, Ph.D. The University of Chicago p. John Barnes.
CALL OF THE SEA, the: Northern Capitals Cruise S.S. Caledonia
The S.S. 'Caledonia' cruises to Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Shetland. Features shots of the Northern Capitals visited and entertainment enjoyed on board.
Anchor Line Holiday via Tourist Class in the Cameronia and California: The New Way to the New World, an
Following the voyage of the 'Cameronia' ship carrying tourists from Glasgow to New York, this film records the various entertainments enjoyed by the tourist passengers, as well as detailing the surroundings at Glasgow and New York.
CLYDESIDE SHIPYARDS, MIDDLE EASTERN LOCATIONS
Footage of an Anchor and Donaldson ship cruise, departing from Clydeside and mostly featuring foreign street scenes in the Middle East.
Children visiting their grandmother create mischief in the garden and in the kitchen.
Director, Frank M. Marshall. -- Credits: A Lewis Family Film by Frank M. Marshall.
Two mischievous young children create havoc around the Christmas tree- opening all the presents, knocking over the tree and surprising their dad!
ANCHOR AND DONALDSON 'LETITIA' AND 'ATHENIA' CRUISE TO CANADA
The cruise ships 'Letitia' and 'Athenia', belonging to Anchor and Donaldson, are promoted to potential 'Tourist Class' customers. Features some footage in Canada, but mostly shows activities and services provided on board the ships.
An in-depth demonstration of the Mavor and Coulson 'Samson Loader' mining machinery.
The Mavor and Coulson Arc-Shearer piece of mining machinery is demonstrated at East Kilbride.
General outline of various places of interest in Scotland.
Producer, Altered Images. -- Credits: p. Roger Guertin exec. p. Mike Graves title design Errol Bryant m. Iain Whitmore and Philip Sawyer sd. Don Maclennan, Allan Brereton and Mike Narduzzo cam. Peter Warrilow, Martin Singleton and Ian Macdonald ed. Stewart Peters .
Various shots (mostly l/s) of traffic passing over the Tay Road Bridge, including the sliproad leading to the bridge, in Dundee.
Short clips of various badminton matches - singles, doubles, quadruples; gents, ladies and mixed.
Family scenes with a young boy and a baby, namely Ian and Peter, playing and eating.
Overview of Vorticism, a radical art movement of the early 20th Century. Archive footage and stills intercut with manifesto statements and examples of art.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd. . -- Credits: music, sounds , textures Ron Geesin nar. John Bett advisor Richard Cork eds Bert Eeles, Patrick Higson ph David Peat graphics Donald Holwill WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO Edinburgh Central Library, Glasgow University Fine Art Department, S.N.C.F. French National Railways, CompAir Construction & Mining, Holman Museum, Imperial War Museum, National Film Archive.
The many faces and aspects of the new region of Strathclyde from Argyllshire to Ayrshire and from Tiree to Glasgow.
Overview of the educational facilities provided for children of Glasgow at primary, secondary and specialist schools in the city.
Producer, Campbell Harper Films Ltd, Edinburgh. -- Credits: cam. Gordon Mackay.
IT WISNAE ME, IT WAS HIM!: An Anti-litter film for young people
Instructing children about the importance of keeping Scotland tidy by disposing of litter properly.
Producer, FEtv. -- Credits: sp. consultants Ann Watters and Bill Macpherson comm.s. Donald Lightwood m. composed and played by Tim Tyler p. team Bill Fyfe, Jack Brand, Douglas Coull, Eric Holmes, Ann Matheson and Sandy Wilson Guest appearance by LULU.
Depicts various places of interest in Scotland for young people.
Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: ph. Douglas Corrance and Barry Hicks tech. ass. Robin Crichton titles Stuart Barrie act. the boy William Jefferies; the girl Christine Orr; the Scotsman J.Brian Johnstone m. The X-Rays w. John I. Paterson.
The wedding of Douglas Lewis to Muriel Marshall, filmed by the bride's father Mr Frank Marshall. [Note: Does not depict the church wedding service itself, but rather the moments before and after].
SCENES AROUND THE ATLANTIC LINERS 'TUSCANIA' AND 'CALEDONIA' DURING SHORT HOLIDAY CRUISES FROM GLASGOW AND BELFAST
SCENES AROUND THE ATLANTIC LINERS 'TUSCANIA' AND 'CALEDONIA' DURING SHORT HOLIDAY CRUISES FROM GLASGOW AND BELFAST. Shows activities enjoyed by passengers such as deck games, afternoon tea and a fancy dress party.
A road movie about Scots in Canada. "Flight" traces the culture they perpetuate and through a series of portraits, follows how emigrants express their identity often generations after their families have moved there.
Director, Emma Davie ; Producer, Antonine Films Ltd and Triad Films (Canada). -- Credits: An Antonine/Imagex Production for BBC Scotland, Scottish Arts Council, National Lottery Fund, Nova Scotia, Film Development Corporation Vision TV. This film is dedicated to Alex Currie, Piper, who died in December 1997. d. of ph. John Walker ed. Angela Baker sd. recordist. Alex Salter sd. ed. John Gow nar. Gerda Stevenson cam. assts. Ernie Kestler & Kirstin McMahon dub.mix. Cy Jack prod.accountants Louise Coulter & Debbie Finkbeiner prod. coordinator Natalie Angelucci prod. assts. Lauren MacNeill & Michael Higson Gaelic translators Jim Watson & Ian MacDonald titles G.A.P. rostrum camera Malcolm Paris post production Andrea (Angie) Kokic,Tracey Hatcher, Deborah Keogh Music played and sung by Neil Beaton & Stephanie Wills, Christmas Island Feis, Alex Currie, Mary Jane Lamond, Ashley MacIsaac & Guests at Ashley's Roots Concert, Joe Peter MacLean, Malcolm MacNeill & Michael John MacNeill, Fiona Moore, Hamish Moore, Fred Morrison. Dancers Maureen Fraser-Doyle, Lindsay Fraser, Willie Fraser, Hugh MacDonald, Clare & Melanie McQuarrie, Joy Tolev's Highland Dancers with piper Sean McKeown etc exec. prods. Paddy Higson, Chris Zimmer special thanks to COOPERATION ACOA & Nova Scotia's 'International Years of Music Project' w. Emma Davie.
Neg mute A & B rolls for the title CLYDESPAN UPLAND FARM. General views of this farm: landscape, cattle grazing, sheep in pen, lambs, sheepdog rounding up sheep. Film concludes with a brief town centre street scene, followed by shot of bulldozer clearing land to make way for new housing.
A film made by The Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland, documenting the 1953 Alloa Royal Highland Show.
PRINCESS ROYAL OPENING NEW HARBOUR AT MACDUFF
Green's Topical Productions present the Princess Royal opening the new harbour at Macduff. [See also ref. 4432 for longer version]
Various historic treasures to be found throughout Scotland and how these are connected to Mary Queen of Scots.
w., p. & d. Bill Callander Taylor. -- Credits: The producers wish to acknowledge the facilities provided by Museum of Antiquities, Edinburgh; The National Gallery, Edinburgh; The Glasgow Museum & Art Gallery; The Department of the Environment; The Pilgrim Process; The Commanding Officer, The Argyle [sic] & Sutherland Highlanders and the owners and staffs of the houses featured in this film cam. Harry Orchard ed. Roger Crook graphics John Rose m.d. Dave Carey Gaelic singer Dolina Maclennan exec.p Leon Crook w., p. & d. Bill Callander Taylor.
General views of a float procession through the streets of Linlithgow, 1965.
Scotland vs Finland World Cup Qualifier 21/10/64. Scotland won 3 - 1.
NEW RECTOR AT ST. ANDREWS; BATHERS IN OUTDOOR POOL; BO'NESS HILL CLIMB; QUEEN ELIZABETH LAUNCH
Amateur footage offering snapshots of various events, notably the arrival and inauguration of a new rector at St. Andrews University and the Bo'ness hill climb car rally.
A scrapbook compendium of amateur footage of various events, including an air show at Renfrew, the launch of the Queen Mary, the King's Cup Air Race, snapshot glimpses of family holidays and leisure time, the Kate Kennedy procession in St Andrews, the Rally of Scottish Youth at Murrayfield, and a holiday with friends at Cullen in 1937.
General views of the Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, 1938.
RUSHES FROM UNIDENTIFIED HUNTERSTON FILM
Rushes from construction of Hunterston in mid 1970's.
Director, O. Marzaroli. -- Credits: cam. M.Singleton Ogam Films written on clapperboard.
Highlights of Scottish League v Italian League football at Hampden Park. Final score is 1-1.
Highlights of Rangers beating East Fife 3-0 in the 1950 Scottish Cup Final, at Hampden Park.
SCOTLAND v ENGLAND, HAMPDEN '48 / THE ROAD TO HAMPDEN
Scotland v England British International Championship football matches at Hampden in 1948 and in 1952.
WAY OF LIFE FOR US: One Hundred Years of Scottish Football, a
The Scottish Football Association Official Centenary Film, giving an overview of 100 years of Scottish Football with archive photographs, footage and interviews.
Producer, Cygnet Films, Bushey Studios. -- Credits: The Scottish Football Association Official Centenary Film. nar. Tom Fleming Football sequences filmed by: ph. David Allan ph. Ron Collins ph. Alan Hewison ph. Dick Lorimore ph. Philip Lee sd. Charles Green, Cyril Swern Original illustrations: Charles Russell "Playing the Game" composed & arranged by m. Brian H. Barons m.p.s. "Seagreene" ed. Edward A. Powell exec.p. Rae Evans p. & w. John Phelps Historical Material by courtesy of Dundee Courier, Glasgow Herald, The Scotsman, Radio Times, Hulton Picture Library.
Scottish League XI football team touring North America and playing various exhibition matches.
Credits: cast Smoky (the manager) G.G.Graham Bugs (the captain) Willie Lyon Tops (the trainer) Bert Manderson Snatch Jerry Dawson Tony Dougie Gray Slugs Ben Ellis Hank Jimmy Carabine Screwy Bobby Bolt Shorty Jimmy Dykes Red Sandy McNab Duke Tom McKenzie Darkie Jimmy Caskie Fingers George Hamilton Slam Malcolm MacDonald Ace Archie Garrett Tim Dougie McAvoy Dutch Jack Jones Rockie Jack Gillies Trigger Tommy MacIntyre Gunner John Laws Spike Fred Dodd.
Football Highlights of England v Scotland in the British International Championships at Wembley Stadium 04/06/77. Scotland win 2-1 and the Tartan Army invade the pitch.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television?]. -- Credits: [comm.s. Brian Moore, Sir Alf Ramsey].
KYLES OF BUTE STEAMER TRIP; ANDERSON-BOYES VISIT; BELMOS VISIT
Amateur film with overview of three separate events, ostensibly company outings, to Kyles of Bute on a steamer, to Anderson-Boyes factory and to Belmos factory.
Overview of preparation cycle and route of wagons at Dalkeith coal preparation plant.
Director, Peter Pickering ; Producer, DATA. -- Credits: p. W.Suschitzky ed. Eric Pask SOUND RCA SYSTEM A DATA Production, 1953..
Very technical description of centralised boiler system to heat large new housing development.
Overview of the dranyam machine, a shearer to improve coal extraction in open face mining.
Director, John Reid. -- Credits: ph. Cyril Arapoff ed. Kitty Wood recorded on RCA by A.B.Pathe p. Donald Alexander.
Very technical overview of developments of automatic mine car handling equipment.
Producer, Westinghouse Film Unit. -- Credits: WESTINGHOUSE present... with acknowledgement to AREA No.2 and AREA No.7 NATIONAL COAL BOARD, SCOTTISH DIVISION.
Occasional views of Tillicoultry in this film about the development of the mining industry in Britain.
Producer, Facet Film. -- Credits: with Noel Newsome as 'The Man in the Street'. Technical Advisor Hans Casparius ed. Julia Wolf Dialogue Anya Lewis Grateful acknowledgements to: The Alloa Coal Co. Ltd.; The Gas Council; The Fife Coal Co. Ltd.; De La Rue Plastics Ltd. Devised & p. Vera Llewelyn.
ST. MARY'S BUS OUTING TO TROON, 28th MAY 1966
Amateur footage of Govan people's summer excursion to Troon, 1966.
[Probably] shot by Major Thomas Campbell-Preston, of the 8th Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, this film shows his regiment in camp (?).
Holiday and leisure-time family film shot by Major Thomas Campbell-Preston (?), of the 8th battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
Director, Major Thomas Campbell-Preston (?).
PATHE NEWS No 53/41, CORONATION OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH
Pathe newsreel documenting the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Producer, Pathe News. -- Credits: [cam. Jordan; McConville; Turner; Gemmell; Rudkin; Gordon; Baynes; Wolfe; Goodhead; Plouman [sic]; Lewis; Lovell; Wilson; Oswald; McCabe; Library; Rota Material sd. Binney, Simon, Goddard] .
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: Gulberwick. Eileen Ploughing
Takes of Eileen ploughing in a field in Gulberwick, Shetland.
Director, Rosie Gibson ; Producer, [p.c. Avonbridge Film Production Company]. -- Credits: ph. D. Tammes.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: General Views Sullom Voe
General views of Sullom Voe Terminal, Shetland.
General views women to camera, reading poetry, talking.
Director, Rosie Gibson ; Producer, [p.c. Avonbridge Film Production Company].
Takes of a middle aged woman sorting and gathering hay into stacks in field, interspersed with slates.
The Duke Drops in: at the N.C.B training centre in Clackmannanshire, the Duke of Edinburgh presents awards to trainees who have qualified under his Awards Scheme; Judo: display by surveyor's assistant D. Logan, holder of the third dan of the Black Belt; Paper from Coal: coal's part in the production of paper. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Producer, p.c Data Production. -- Credits: sd. RCA.
Up to Date: completion of the house in Croydon shown in 9MR7. Another Century: reconstruction and new sinking at Valleyfield colliery in Fife; Knocked 'em in the Old Ford Road: N.C.B amateur boxing Southern Area finals at Bethnal Green; Ten Years On: Roof Control: changes in the technique of roof support systems over the past ten years. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Teletwist: high-speed heavy duty tipping trucks for use on colliery clearance schemes; Four Years On: progress at the new Kinneil colliery in Scotland; Pint for Pint: Wyrley No. 3 pioneers blood transfusion; Ken Jones: the most-capped man in Rugby Union football. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Show of strength: power loading equipment display at Calverton colliery; Pit Jubilee: Brodsworth colliery's fiftieth birthday celebrations; The Tower: giant boring tower on the Firth of Forth. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Mum's Day: Open Day at a residential training centre. Time Well Spent: First aid competition; Boxing: National Finals: finals of miners' amateur boxing competition at Edinburgh; No Returning: closure of Long Lane colliery. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
"Russian Visit: the Soviet mining delegation arrives and visits Scotland; Wet Heading: a Joy Continuous miner in wet conditions at Trelewis colliery; Sammy Roan: paraplegic is champion angler and fly-tier; Ten Years On - Winding: changes in winding techniques over the past ten years". [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Tin Mine: a modern tin mine in Cornwall; Crunch: Northumbrian miner Joe Steel, world champion potato crisp eater; Roof Bolting: how this modern technique helps safety underground; Marksmanager: Ayrshire colliery manager James Love, winner of the Queen's Prize at Bisley. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Mechanisation Squad: in the Lothians a team of men helps to introduce power-loading; Ten Years On: Health in the Mines: health services and medical advances over the past ten years. Coal Conference: international conference on chemical engineering at the N.C.B Coal Research Establishment at Stoke Orchard. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Press Visit: Trevor Evans, newspaper correspondent, visits Ormonde colliery, Derby's, to see the new Trepanner powerloader; Ten Years On: Coal Preparation: survey of new and reconstructed coal preparation plants that have taken their place in the coal industry in the last ten years; West Hartlepool: John Stokell entertains family and friends in the swimming pool he built in his back garden; Tower on the Move: the sea tower, the Board's underwater boring rig, is towed 7 miles down the Firth of Forth to a new site of operations. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Future Definite: inauguration of Parkside colliery, Lancashire, and the first coal being wound from the newly finished Kinneil colliery, West Lothian; Guess What?: 96 year old winding engine at Shireoaks colliery, Notts, nears the end of its life. Songs of the Coalfields: 'The Blantyre Explosion' - Scottish lament referring to the 1877 explosion at Dixon's colliery High Blantyre; The Sky's the Limit: after a mild winter and spring, stock piling takes place against future needs. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Gala Days: Rotherham miner's gala. Scottish Miners' May Day gala; Miner Inventors: safety exhibition at Nottingham. Return to Dunkirk: two Kent miners return to Dunkirk on 10th anniversary. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Live Wires: Harton electric railway for coal transport; Dunoon School: Scottish miners' annual school in Argyllshire; Surface Work: N.C.B. farms at Ashington; Coal Gas: underground gasification experiment at Newman Spinney synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
After the Headlines: rehabilitation of people from Knockshinnoch mine disaster at Ayr Holiday Camp; Digging In: mechanical mucker, Calverton colliery; Miners Off-shore: Deal rowing club, miner-members; Sand: sand dunes on shore of Moray Firth. Trees planted for pit props [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Young Ideas: schoolboys' exhibition in London; The Magnet: magnetic safety lamp locks, Thorne colliery and Stoke Orchard laboratory; Knockout: N.C.B. amateur boxing, Edinburgh [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Westfield: early stages at Britain's biggest open-cast site. Motor Rally: mining motorists compete in a rally at Fryston, Yorkshire; Royal Rothes: visit of H.M. the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to Rothes colliery in Fifeshire where H.M. The Queen goes underground for the first time [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Mark Twain: the successful positioning of the sea boring unit off Blackhall colliery, Co. Durham; County Show: The Durham County show includes a stand erected by the N.C.B to show country dwellers something of the mining industry. Minewatching: Northumberland miners are among those who staff the Royal Naval mine-watching service.; ...A Time to Dive: International A.S.A. Scottish and Russian teams [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Progress Report: A survey of progress in the field of underground transport during the last 12 years; Sacked: The latest development in 'packed coal'. Miss England inaugurates a new service; Retirement: Retiring as Secretary of the N.U.M, Mr Arthur Horner, in an interview for Mining Review, looks back over 44 years of coal industry history; Baby Tower: A made on the spot, do it yourself sea boring tower in the Firth of Forth, helps in plotting the coal seams under water [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Cleaner: A giant mobile vacuum cleaner, for cleaning out industrial boilers in use at Desford colliery; On the Spot: At Westfield, Fife, a new coal-into-gas plant is inaugurated; Big Shot: Arthur Rowe, British Empire and European Shot Putter Champion; Rake's Progress: New tunnelling machinery brings life to a long disused pit. (Brynlliw colliery) [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 12 (No. 12 THIRTEENTH YEAR)
Gas: Further development in the new Lurgi Gas Plant of Westfield, Fife, where the new process completely gasifies the coal leaving only an ash deposit; Ringtime: An International, this time of Quoits between Wales and Scotland at Cwmavon. Garden Party: Stars and attractions, among them 'Cosy' the baby bear mascot of the Coal Utilisation Council, at a Charity Garden Party; Golden Jubilee: New housing, amenities, schools and the modernisation of collieries are the keynotes of Stoke in its Jubilee Year [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 10 (No. 10 FIFTEENTH YEAR)
Show Train: Lord Robens, Chairman of British N.C.B, and Dr Beeching, Chairman of British Transport Commission, officially open the 'Cosy Home Show Train' at Victoria Station, London. The train will tour the country to demonstrate the latest trends in solid fuel heating techniques; The Fighting Harveys: At Thornley colliery, Co Durham, are the 'fighting Harveys' - five brothers who are dedicated to boxing. Three of them got through to the Northern Semi-finals of the Mineworkers' championships at Nivensknowe Welfare Centre in Scotland, but this wasn't to be a good day for the Harveys; Mining Portrait - The Safety Officer: Ken Stephenson, the Safety Officer at Ryhope, near Sunderland, relates the responsibilities attached to his job [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Ideal Homes: A look first at one of the National Coal Board's 62 brickworks (at Blairadam, Fife) and then the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia. In the housing section, one exhibit was built of Coal Board bricks and equipped with every imaginable labour-saving device, as well as the latest in solid fuel heating. Mining Portrait - A Pit Fitter: John Elliot, a Foreman Fitter at Harraton colliery, Co. Durham, describes his job in the pit. First Flight: Lord Robens, Chairman of the N.C.B, makes the first official flight in the Board's plane a de Havilland Mark 8 Dove. Later, he saw a demonstration of a new coal cutting machine, the Collins Miner, designed to operate in thin seems without a man on the coal face [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Wagon Wheels: wagon handling at Dalkeith coal preparation plant; Winged Victory: F.A. Amateur cup, second round match at Gelding; Gas Pipe: methane drainage and utilisation at Haig colliery; Vertical: mining in vertical seams at Gilmerton [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Nystagmus (1): the nature of the disease and its prevention; Bowhill Underground: modern double drum haulage and mechanised pit bottom at Bowhill; Offshore: a Scottish miner boat builder [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Producer, Data Production. -- Credits: sd. RCA.
At Home: a family moves into one of the new houses for miners. Tamworth Gala: the first miners' gala at Tamworth; Cut and Carry: the scrapper box at Plean colliery; Balletomines: miners who are ballet dancers [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Family Party: Miners' Gala Day in Edinburgh; Touché: Fencing and other spare time activities of students and apprentices at Wigan Mining and Technical College; Geordie Browne: Profile of Geordie Browne, an 83 year old ex-miner; New Look: How Wernos colliery, near Ammanford, has reopened through modernisation [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Children's Day: Festivities of the Annual Children's Day provided by the miners of Ashington; Testing Time: A recently opened laboratory to serve the Scientific needs of the Scottish coalfields; Automations: A new type of conveyor belt going through its paces; First Course: A recreational course for mining lads held at Lake Windermere [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
35 years After: Sir James Bowman, Chairman of the N. C. B. at Brynlliw colliery - reopened after 35 years; Stormy Genius: Eastwood, birthplace of D. H. Lawrence, son of a miner, whose Sons and Lovers is being filmed there; East Wemyss: Mining and weaving in this picturesque Scottish village; Lot 158: A chair made of coal auctioned at Sotheby's [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Lighting Up: fluorescent lighting at a Kent colliery (Chislet); Dawn Shift: canteen women at Coventry colliery; Dust (2) Suppression Underground: pnuemoconiosis; May Day: Scottish Gala [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Digging Deep: shaft sinking in Lancashire (Mosley Common colliery) linked with cutting of new shaft by Lady Balfour at Kinneil, Scotland; Miners' Festival: Shotts, Lanarkshire, makes its own Festival of Britain show; Personal Call: We Visit Donisthorpe: continuous miner underground at Donisthorpe, with John Slater; Fox Hunt: miners keeping down foxes in South Wales [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Turn Around: co-operative stevedores at Grimsby docks; Holyrood Gathering: miners' annual gala; Home Run: Snowdown colliery baseball team; On The Air: aerial ropeway maintenance at Ashington colliery with walkie-talkie apparatus [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 10 (No. 10 FOURTEENTH YEAR)
Tulip Time: The annual Festival of Flowers at Spalding in Lincolnshire. The flower growing industry uses large quantities of solid fuel for greenhouse heating - a fact recognised by the entry of a float decorated with 23,000 tulips bearing the slogan 'Everything Flourishes on Coal'; Visit to Ayr: An invitation by Mr. Emrys Hughes (M.P. for South Ayrshire) results in boys from Eton College visiting the Scottish Coalfields, One of the places visited is the new colliery at Killoch, built to yield a million tons of coal a year [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
First Cut: cutting first sod at Bevercotes colliery; Free Week: a mining family at a Pwllheli holiday camp; Club Meeting: golfing miners at Gleneagles; On The Set: filming The Brave Don't Cry at Southall [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Miners' Pensions: explanation of new pension scheme; Personal Call (2): We Visit Blaydon Burn: scraper-box working in 14inch seam, with John Slater, and co-operative brewery supplies miners' club at Blaydon; Reaping the Wind: Windmill generator in Orkney [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Mining Review Interviews N.C.B. Chairman: Sir Hubert Houldsworth; Space Heating: heat pump at Royal Festival Hall; Road to Recovery: rehabilitation centre at Uddingston, Lanarkshire; Shale Speedway: mines by-products used at speedway in Hanley, Staffs [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
The Key to Power: Festival of Britain exhibition of Industrial Power at Kelvin Hall, Glasgow; Royal Champions: pit ponies at the Royal Agricultural show, Cambridge; The Lambton Worm: new pit tub tippler at Lambton colliery, Co. Durham [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
SCOTS WHA HAE: A 1700 Mls Exploration of Scotland in 5 Parts
A Belfast amateur film-maker's five part overview of rural Scotland c. 1966. The reels are entitled "South to the Border", "Edinburgh and the Kingdom of Fife", "The Juice of the Barley", "The Grampions" [sic] and "The Western Isles". Reel 3 "The Juice of the Barley" is available on viewing VHS . A record of the process of whisky making at Blair Athol distillery and trips to Loch Garten and Inverness. (22 mins)
Credits: presented by Belfast Entertainment Network navigator for journey Frank Gallagher nar. Joe McPartland, Billy Bentley sd. rec. Frank Gallagher, Eddie Hill, Jim McGibb p. J. J. Tohill thanks to: Mr Brendan Murray, Mr and Mrs Tom Moore, The National Trust, Blair Atholl Distillery, and to all personnel who have made this production possible.
Kensington Colliery: the mining collection at the Science Museum, London; Comin' Round the Mountain: antique locos at Seaham Harbour; Mighty Marietta: a new American mining machine (shot at Wellesley colliery); Report on Rheumatism: research into rheumatism at a miners' clinic [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Wigan Skips: skips winding at Bold colliery; Whuppity Scoorie: traditional rites at Lanark; Chase for Production: reconstruction of Cannock Chase; Joe Hair: blinded miner makes good [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Land of his Fathers: visit of President of Australian Miners Federation to South Wales; Shearer Loader: the Anderton shearer loader at work at Cronton colliery; Sands of Dee: Point of Ayr reconstruction scheme; Deep Waters: underground canals draining Lancashire pits [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Replanning A Coalfield: complete issue on Scottish transfer of population scheme, Lanark to Fife [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Eisteddfod 1954: consecration ceremony at Ystradgynlais. Sea Coal: echo sounding the sea bed prior to undersea mining. Sack Race: a coalheavers' race at Stafford [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
One in One: drift mine at Benarty, Scotland; New Home: miner builds own bungalow (Cowdenbeath, Fife); Flying Start: Rover gas turbine car, Birmingham; Big Top: miner from Rotherham, Yorkshire, becomes high wire artist, Harringay Circus [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Compilation reel of amateur footage featuring children at Cronberry School (a special school for children with disabilities).
Housewives' Choice: scientific testing of gas stoves (Greenwich Fuel Research Station); Winding Man: a winding man's job, Hem Heath; Safety Factor: making steel winding ropes; Young Blades: youth club in Fife, fencing [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 12 (No. 12 TWENTY-THIRD YEAR)
North of the Border: A single issue on the Scottish mining community in 1970 [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 9 (No. 9 TWENTY-THIRD YEAR)
Coal Target: Clay pigeon shooting; A Century On: Monkton Hall Colliery supplies Cockenzie Power Station; Welter Wood: Mining engineer and British Judo champion trains youngsters. Coal Into Coke: Lambton coking plant produces nearly half a million tons a year [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Out of the Ashes: The fine ash produced by Britain's power stations is put to good use in building; The Roaring Game: Curling played by the men in Killoch Colliery; People Who Matter (2) The Rescue Superintendent: Superintendent D.G. Roberts runs one of the National Coal Board's twenty-eight rescue stations [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 10 (No. 10 NINETEENTH YEAR)
Cliff Bottom: Durham Marine Grotto; Tom McGuinness, miner's painter; Fashion City: Solid fuel and fashion show at Liverpool; Throckley Works: New brick factory at Throckley, Northumberland [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 12 (No. 12 EIGHTEENTH YEAR)
Transport Today: Sending supplies down the mine; Gently Does It: A demonstration of human kinetics by Durham mining trainees; On The Mat: The indoor bowling green at Blantyre, Scotland; N.C.B.-TV: A mobile television studio at work in the South Wales coalfield [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Dogs Allowed: Miner breeds dogs; Safety First: George Brown, MP, presents safety prizes; Lucy's Table: Trick billiards. Scotland's First: Killoch Colliery, Scotland [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
MINING REVIEW 11 (No. 11 SEVENTEENTH YEAR)
Island of Coal: 'Island of Coal' film competition; Mini-Mines: Percy Webb, model maker; Tunnelling Yesterday: British miners in World War I tunnelling on the Western Front; Tunnelling Today: Two pits linked by tunnel under the Firth of Forth [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
REID FAMILY FILM: CAMBUSBARRON PRIMARY SCHOOL
Taken by the donor's father in law, this film is a mixture of family 'home movie' footage but includes visuals of the old Cambusbarron primary school and its children, the construction of the new replacement school (opened 1967), and a brief shot of the celebrated documentary film-maker John Grierson.
General views Cronberry School (a special school for children with disabilities, Cumnock, Ayrshire) outing to Blair Drummond Safari Park, 1972.
Brief general views of the "Cumnock Carnival" in 1974.
The course of a day in the life of the 'fit o' the toon' area in Wishaw through the eyes of Enrico Cocozza. His first film after a break of 18 years contains interviews by Cocozza and vox pops from a variety of local people about their lives, jobs, plans for the day, health, holidays, weather etc as we chronologically move through the day.
[filmed by Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: d. Enrico Cocozza technical assistants: Gavin Brown, Paul Lennox, Trevor Kirkness m. 'freely borrowed from various modern composers' [participants Margaret Robertson, Ian Rennie, Trevor Kirkness, Jessie Cruickshanks, Scott Lennox, Drew Blachan (?), Joe Bryce, Janet Bryce, Alice Stewart, Lizzie Grey, Christina MacIntyre Fulton Gibb, Jim Murphy, Tess Murphy, Veronica Murphy, Martin Murphy, Jacqueline Murphy, Mark Murphy, Jessie Muir, Margaret Wardlaw, Jimmy Morrison, John Strachan, Michael Murphy, Jessie Russell, Peter Stewart, David Stewart, Jack Higgins, Sandy Duncan, John Clegg, Jim Dithom (?), Jean Russell, Janet Ross, Margaret Agnew, Paul Reid, Jack Brown, Jim Weir, Bill Kerr, Robin Gillespie, Jackie Davis, Findlay Barr, Jim Boyd, Owen Dougan, Bobby Gallacher, Gus Miller, Robert Peat, Jerry Dunn, Peter Stevenson, Ronnie Stevenson, Bruce Fleming, Jerry McGowan, Jimmy Dunn...... Alec Mather. Margaret Duddie, courtesy of Carluke Operatic Society].
CORONATION CELEBRATIONS IN HELMSDALE AND GOLSPIE
Social events and celebrations for the Coronation of King George VI in Golspie and Helmsdale.
General views of daily activities at the 4th and 5th Seaforth Highlanders annual camp.
General scenes of Edinburgh and the various events that take place there during the Edinburgh Festival.
Producer, Edinburgh College of Art School of Design . -- Credits: tech. ass. Robin Crichton titles Stuart Barrie m. Nigel Johnston ph. Douglas Corrance p. Edinburgh College of Art School of Design .
Views of Tobermory harbour and countryside.
ROXBURGH COMMON RIDINGS OF 1950s - 1960s
Compilation of events that take place as part of Hawick Common Riding ceremony spanning the period between 1950 to 61.
Men socialising and playing golf at Powfoot Golf Club, Dumfriesshire.
JOHN PAUL JONES: Father of the American Navy
Biography of John Paul Jones who commanded ships for America during the wars of Independence. It is revealed he was a Scotsman, born in Kirkbay (?). Illustrated throughout with dramatised sequences, portraits and accompanied by voiceover.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions].
Footage of volleyball match and men practising volleyball techniques.
WORK THEY SAY IS MINE: The Brides Reel and Party
Slates - takes of seated elderly woman explaining the history of the Bride's Reel. Women dancing two by two in traditional dress.
Women and men demonstrating different swimming strokes.
An educational film depicting the work of a school Home Economics Department (cookery and dressmaking), and progression to Technical College, where students learn further professional catering skills. The film was made at Brechin High School, Inverness Technical College and Summerhill Secondary School, Aberdeen.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula. -- Credits: grateful thanks for co-operation to Brechin High School; Inverness Technical College; Summerhill Secondary School, Aberdeen ph. Mark Littlewood educational advisers Mrs J.G. Pillans, H.M.I.; Miss H.J.S. Sandeson, H.M.I. music Nicky Ash sd. Louis Kramer.
Footage of a couple, a tv/radio shop and the harbour in Aberdeen.
General views of fishing boats in Aberdeen Harbour.
General views of buildings in Aberdeen, including His Majesties Theatre and Cowdrey Hall.
Princess Margaret views ceremony at Castle [unidentified location].
Storm damage involving fallen trees and fire in building.
Possibly an Armistice Day Parade in Aberdeen down Union Street and Union Terrace to the War Memorial at Cowdray Hall.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH & WINSTON CHURCHILL ARRIVE AT BALLATER STATION
Princess Elizabeth and Winston Churchill arrive at Ballater station.
Views in and around Arisaig, on the West Coast of Scotland.
General views of Ythanside Farmers Club at the Ellon Show, 1956.
Family holiday, featuring a look around the gardens of Ellon Castle.
Coronation of Queen in 1953 intercut with local celebration in Ellon.
The construction of three multistorey housing units at Trottick, Dundee, by Bett-Bison in the 1960s. The housing was of an experimental nature in terms of its reliance on prefabricated parts and its speed of erection - all three were completed in just 26 weeks. This was due to the need to meet a high demand for new housing in the 1960s.
MALTAMOUR: Slips in Time With Random Selections by Eduardo Paolozzi
Artist Eduardo Paolozzi explores idiosyncratic aspects of the culture and history of Malta in this unique experimental tourist film.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz. -- Credits: lyrics by Pete Brown music by [Graham] Bond and [Pete] Brown sd. rec. Louis Kramer mixed by Peter Gilpin p. Michael Spens with Richard England (Malta) ph. Mark Littlewood assisted by Kelvin Gray ed. Patrick Higson graphics by Donald Holwill MALTAMOUR With special thanks to the Maltese Government, British Movietone News and the Imperial War Museum.
Man playing organ at Pittodrie stadium, Aberdeen and people relaxing and enjoying the sights at Balmoral Castle.
The disbandment parade of the 1st battalion The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), on 14th May, 1968.
General views of people working in textile factory and a woman touring around the factory. Possibly in Hawick?
An educational film explaining how sugar provides the human body with energy.
Producer, Edinburgh Films Production . -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull ed. Michael Pavett m. Johnny Scott anim. Roy Pace sd. Jim McKee p. manager Trish Crichton p. consultants Film Centre (International) Ltd. .
A irreverent promotional film designed to inform students about Strathclyde University in Glasgow, and to encourage them to apply for courses there.
Director, Gillian Skirrow. -- Credits: comm. s. Jim Woodland students Dini Lee, Morna Findlay, Fiona Hamilton, Kenny Gray, Neil Mulhern, Mandy Green, Margaret Prior, Barry Todd voices Donald Fraser, Stephen Sharples m. Jim Woodland with Stewart Darkes, Marion Moxham design and props Donal Holwill, Deborah Pender p. ass. Marlene Laird lighting and cam. Jim Harold sd. Grahame Paterson with Andrew Holmes ed. Russell Fenton dubbing mixer Stuart Grieg graphics and anim. Donald Holwill with Iain Finlayson, Fiona Horne.
Boys Brigade and Girl Guides marching in Glasgow in the 1940s.
Children in fancy dress competition and crowds watching procession by Chipperfields Circus.
Interior and exterior shots of a ceremony performed by church ministers. Includes footage of Boys Brigade members in attendance.
Scenic views of the town and surrounding areas of Nairn, Morayshire.
Men, women and children ceremonially planting trees. Participants include Brownies, Guides and members of the Boys Brigade.
BRITISH LEGION LANGSIDE BRANCH DEDICATION OF COLOURS IN BATTLEFIELD WEST CHURCH 21ST SEPT 1952
The Dedication of the Colours ceremony by the Langside Branch of the British Legion at Battlefield West Church on 21st September, 1952.
BOYS BRIGADE AND GIRL GUIDES COLOUR PARTIES
Boys Brigade and Girl Guides colour parties coming out of church.
People enjoy leisure activities at a hydro electric workers camp (?). Includes men visiting hydroelectric dam.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND COMMITTEE ON FILMS NEWS MAGAZINE No.3 - SOCIAL SERVICE
The opening ceremonies of two Church of Scotland Children's Homes, in Kilmarnock and Edinburgh.
Promotional film made for Cruden's building contractors. Overview of various housing construction projects ranging from houses to multi-storey blocks. Featuring Sighthill in Glasgow, Musselburgh in Edinburgh, Lewisham in London, Ninewells in Dundee, Ferranti factory in Livingston plus Meadowbank stadium and sports hall, Irvine Academy.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions . -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull sd. Ian Leslie ass.d Maggie Irvine ass.cam. David Peat comm. Magnus Magnusson.
Set in present day America, this fictional tale about Santa Claus offers a humorous psychological and philosophical exploration of the myth of Santa Claus through the ages. A unique combination of comedy and documentary.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films . -- Credits: CAST Santa Claus - James Coco Dr Merryweather - Jon Pertwee Barbara Jaeger - Sabina Franklyn Professor Clement G. Moore -William Raymond CREDITS A screenplay Bob Larbey from an idea by Robin Crichton ph. Pete Warrilow ed. Roger Guertin composer Foster Paterson, Bobby Heatley art. d. Denis Gordon Orr recordists Chris Moore, Colin Nicholson, Phil Groal cont. Trish Crichton make-up Jan Harrison Shell props Monica Price grips Alex Leadbetter title design Errol Bryany p.ass. Pat Leslie, Alex Spence, Zafer Dogan, Raoul Hanson cam.ass. Garry Turnbull, James Ainslie, Ian MacDonald sd.ass. Alan Brereton elec. John Kelly m.rec. Radio Edinburgh dub. Anvil Films lab. Universal Film Lab The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Macy's Mary Evans Picture Library New York General Theological Seminary North Norwegian Film Studios New York Police Department Padri Domenicani delda Basilica di. S.Nicola Santa's Workshop Tony Walker Interiors Waterleigh Bottom Players Western Temporary Services An Edinburgh Films production in association with ABC owned TV stations and ABC Video Enterprises for Channel Four. © Edinburgh Films 1982.
Filmed over the six year creation period of the Megget Valley reservoir and dam. Shots before, during and after construction.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions in assoc. with Films of Scotland. -- Credits: principal ph. Pete Warrilow add. ph. Jan Pester, Gordon Hickie, Ian MacDonald, Chris Mylne ass. cam. Dave Flett, James Ainslie, Norrie Halley sd. rec. Ian Leslie, Colin Nicholson, Cameron Crosby, Keith Russell prod ass. Trish Crichton, Pat Leslie, Alex Leadbetter, John Kelly commentator Peter Kelly anim. Les Pace m. Phil Cunningham, Martin Hadden pilots. John Poland, John Pinkerton The Producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the: Consultant Engineers Robert H. Cuthbertson & Partners; Contractors Edmund Nuttal Ltd, Stanton & Stavely Ltd, Weir Pumps Ltd, Whatlings Ltd..
SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE: The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes
Dramatised biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Overview of the development of Scotland's first new town, East Kilbride, sponsored by East Kilbride Development Corporation.
1ST COMMONWEALTH NEW TOWNS CONFERENCE, EAST KILBRIDE 1979
Overview of the 1979 Commonwealth Conference on New Towns, held in East Kilbride. General footage of delegates making speeches, and interior shots at the conference.
General views of East Kilbride [many shots are the same as ref. 5782] followed by still images of men working in factories. Commentary mentions East Kilbride during the oil era.
Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: Film Sequence by EFP Slide Sequence and Promotion by Visual Sound Projects Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Overview of the development of East Kilbride new town as it reached half its target population in 1963. Emphasis upon East Kilbride Development Corporation's provision of housing, factories and shopping facilities in order to attract population and industry. Several ceremonies and visits by dignitaries.
Producer, Thames and Clyde. -- Credits: p. Stanley Russell comm. Geoffrey Turner.
Extract from a documentary about Heinrich Boll a Nobel Prize winning writer, talking about his life and German in World War 2.
Producer, Tree Films . -- Credits: nar. Fulton Mackay research Trevor Royle w. Trevor Royle ph. David Lewis sd. Louis Kramer .
LA POULETTE GRISE; BLINKITY BLANK; A CHAIRY TALE; MOSAIC
A compilation of animation films by Norman McLaren.
[d. Norman McLaren]. -- Credits: [LA POULETTE GRISE] m. Maurice Blackburn singer. Anna Malenfant [BLINKITY BLINK] m. Maurice Blackburn; Clarinet - Bert Niosi; Basson - Lew Lewis; Flute - Gordon Day; Cello - Issac Mamott; Oboe - Perry Bauman. recording. R. Beaudry; S. Champagne [A CHAIRY TALE] film by Norman McLaren and Claude Jutra m. Ravi Shankar and Chatur Lal [MOSAIC] visuals Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambert m. Norman McLaren sd. Ron Alexander opticals Douglas Poulter; Wally Howard.
Documentary about Norman McLaren, the Scottish born Canadian who was an innovator in animated films. He drew directly onto the celluloid film.
Producer, British Broadcasting Corporation . -- Credits: cam. Robert Humble sd. Michel Hazel; Allan Dykes film ed. Howard Billingham w. Gavin Millar p. Margaret Dale.
LITTLE PHANTASY ON A NINETEENTH CENTURY PAINTING, a; LINES HORIZONTAL; LOVE ON THE WING; BEGONE DULL CARE; SYNCHROMY
Credits: Film 2 anim. Norman McLaren m. editing Benton Jackson original painting by Arnold Boecklin Film 3 m. Peter Seeger sd. Jos. Champagne Film 4 m. Jacques Ibert's "Divertissment" cam. Jonah Jones Dufaycolour Film 5 m. Oscar Peterson Trio painting E. Lambert and N. McLaren Film 6 optical effects Ron Moore re-recording Roger Lamoureux visuals Norman McLaren.
DRAME CHEZ LES FANTOCHES; UNE NUIT SUR LE MONT CHAUVE; (CHEAPER PARCEL POST)
A compilation of animation films. Includes material directed by Len Lye.
Producer, Gaumont. -- Credits: Film 2 sp. Alexeieff and Parker anim. Alexeieff and Claire Parker m. Moussorgsky m.d. d'Albert Coates m. arrangement Rimsky Korsakoff m. editors Hamelle et Bessel Film 3 p.c. G.P.O. Film Unit d. Len Lye print Dufay colour sd. Visatone - Marconi.
STARS AND STRIPES; C'EST LAVIRON; LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR; KOREAN ALPHABET
Credits: 3rd film with Grant Munro; Jean Paul Ladouceur; Wolfe Koenig; Clarke Daprato. .
Artist William Johnstone creating prints to illustrate a book of poetry.
Director, Steve Clark-Hall ; Producer, Sidhartha Film. -- Credits: comm. s. Henry Stamper. electrician Bill Watkins. p. ass. Carol Haynes. rostrum Wolff Productions. ass. ed. David Brown. cam. ass. Norrie Halley; Tom Hilton. sd. Ian Leslie. ph. David Peat ed. Brian Crumlish [lithographic printer Kenneth Duffy] painter William Johnstone graphic designer James Gardner].
Educational film on Glasgow urban development (?).
Documentary recording the Corries on the road as they play shows and meet people across Scotland - from the Usher Hall in Edinburgh to the Village Hall in Benbecula.
Director, Pete Warrilow ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions (?)] [Graphos (?)]. -- Credits: Roy Williamson, Ronnie Brown cam. Harry Niald, Pete Warrilow, Bob Warrilow, Gordon Hickie ass. d. Mike Jones electrician Ian Fraser Technicolor recordist Keith Russell eds. Mike Pavett, Brian Crumlish.
Overview of the construction and installation of a large oil rig in the North Sea. Footage from around the world including Orkney, America, Asia and London. [mute]
INTERNAL AND FUSION BONDED EPOXY COATINGS BY BREDERO PRICE
Promotional film about internal and fusion bonded epoxy pipe coatings by Bredero Price.
Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions in association with Films of Scotland for Bredero Price, BPCL. -- Credits: The producers acknowledge the assistance of : BRITISH GAS CORPORATION THE BRITISH PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED ESSO PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED SHELL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION BROWN AND ROOT (UK) LIMITED SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION ENTEREPOSE G.T.M POUR LES TRAVEUX PETROLIERS MARITIMES OCCIDENTAL OF BRITAIN INCORPORATED.
Overview of the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster.
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, Alan Landsburg Productions Inc. -- Credits: series host Leonard Nimoy exec prod Alan Landsburg story J.Francis Hitching narr written by Robert L. Long ed. Thea Bentler ass.ed. Jack Dunsmoor, John Schwartz ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Chris Moore series assoc prod. Deborah Blum p super. Bob Ames post p super. Kay Hoffman ass to exec p. Marilyn Lassen post p srvs. Neiman-Tillar Associates titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing Consolidated Film Industries title design Walt Monska m. composer Laurin Rinder, Mike Lewis researchers Herb Rabinowitz, Jeanne Russo We gratefully acknowledge Smithsonian Institution Washington D.C. in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
A film providing information and evidence of Nuclear Arms Race, nuclear attacks and the lack of public information about these subjects. International members of the public give their opinions about the information Peter Watkins makes available to them on these same subjects.
SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY NIPPON ELECTRIC OPENING, LIVINGSTON
Rushes of opening speech of NEC (Nippon Electric) plant in Livingston field, intercut with spacer.
NAMING CEREMONY OF TANKER PACIFIC PEACE, GOVAN
Unedited views of tanker naming ceremony in Govan Shipyards, 1982. One of the vessels is named 'Pacific Peace'.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: cam Martin Singleton.
Men in a workshop, an astrological chart being plotted. [Location Edinburgh Royal Observatory?] [Possibly offcuts / unedited material from programme 1 of a television production called 'The Seekers' (?)]
Trim footage promotional showreel for 'Graphos'. General views camera equipment in a variety of settings. Occasional view clapperboard. [Robin Crichton is visible in studio scenes]
Director, Pete Warrilow ; Producer, [p.c. Graphos]. -- Credits: cam. Ian McDonald.
An overview of life in West Africa. Includes the impact of industry and the work and leisure pursuits of ordinary people.
Director, w. & d. Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films Production in collaboration with BBC TV Scotland. -- Credits: cam. Stephen Halliday ed. Mike Pavett nar. John Aker.
Four amateur films of a family enjoying days out at Portobello and Ayr beaches, fair grounds, Gala Days and Highland Games.
General footage of family enjoying leisure activities in and around Arran.
Scenes on and near the Clyde river, including brief shots of the liner Queen Elizabeth and the Fleet Review on the Clyde. Also footage of the Clyde hover ferries, a number of Clyde steamers as well as shots of the band playing on the deck of the Duchess of Hamilton.
Animated story advertising the services of National Engineering Laboratory (NEL) at East Kilbride.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY EAST KILBRIDE GLASGOW SCOTLAND.
Pilot of a children's tale featuring the adventures of anthropomorphic animals on the riverbank. Includes lots of close-up of a rabbit, toad, hedgehog, rat, squirrel etc.
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, Edinburgh Films Production. -- Credits: copyright ALOR LTD 1978 [sc. Jocilyn Gunner ph. Peter Warrilow ed. Michael Pavett m. Bob Heatley comm. Russell Hunter, Sheila Elder, Michael Elder].
Queen opens NEC Semiconductors factory in Livingston before being given a tour around the facilities.
Elderly man goes from soaking his feet in bowl of hot water to lounging in front of storage radiator in this advert for Top Shop Hydro Electric. [Slates only]
Director, Gordon Stewart ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: cam. Gordon Coull.
A short advertisment for Moore's lemonade.
Dramatic recreation of the life of Ayrshire poet, Robert Burns. Including Robert Burns at desk talking to camera and drinking
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: [CAST John Cairney as Robert Burns] [CREDITS] Traditional music played by ALAN ROSS, ALEX NORTON, DOLINA MACLENNAN Harpischord played by PETER WILLIAMS Production by students of the NAPIER COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, assisted by students of the EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART and EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF SPEECH and DRAMA Supervision by ROBIN CRICHTON, MIKE PAVETT, DAVID PASHLEY, IAN LESLIE, TRISH CRICHTON, JOHN DEGNAN, ROBIN DEGNAN, MAUREEN MAIN, RON MacKINNON, MIKE EDWARDS, MIKE JONES The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of THE BURNS FEDERATION THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND McLEAN MUSEUM (Greenock) GLADSTONE'S MUSEUM (Biggar) HOPETOUN ESTATES NEWHALL ESTATE ELLISLAND TRUST EASTER ESSENSIDE FARM INNERWICK PARISH CHURCH KINLOCH ANDERSON LTD, ALDRIC YOUNG ANTIQUES GLOBE TAVERN (Dumfries) THE MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD and the many individuals who participated and advised in the making of this film .
[Synopsis created from neg A&B rolls] Including 'Robert Burns' at desk talking to camera and drinking. Many stills of Robert Burns. His farm, girls, children and scenes of museum models. Includes illustrations and rougher sketches of Edinburgh, among other places. Soundtrack features actor John Cairney playing the part of Robert Burns. Poems and songs including 'My father was a Farmer' and 'Red Red Rose', 'To a Mountain Daisy'. [see also ref. 5815 for shorter version]
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: John Cairney as Robert Burns Words & Songs by Robert Burns Filmed on location in Scotland and at Edinburgh Film Studios.
Dramatised account of the life of Robert Burns.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film & Video Productions. -- Credits: presenter Andrew Faulds from an idea by Alwyn James Laurie Ventry as Robert Burns supported by Paul Dixey, Donalda Samuel, Adam Urquhart and the Nine Mile Burn Coven ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Ian Leslie p.man. Lee Leckie composer John Moore cont. Trish Crichton make-up Cathy Shirley, Joanna Gilbert, Suzy Bailey wardrobe Joan Krinke, Suzie Troup props Monica Price add. ph. Dave Flett, Ian MacDonald ass.cam. Simon Coull, Andy Ford grips Alec Leadbetter construction Zander Leadbetter elec. Andrew Ritchie & Sons, John Kelly runners Peter O'Neill, Kristin Jones titles Les Pace m.rec. R.E.L. Studios dubb. Universal Film Labs subject advisor Robert Murray lab Universal Film Labs subject advisor Wilson Ogilvie philatelic advisor Robert Murray producer acknowledges the assistance of: Biggar Museum Trust Border Country Life Museum, Lauder Burns Cottage, Alloway Burns House, Dumfries Ellisland Trust, Dumfries Dick Institute, Kilmarnock Globe Inn, Dumfries Mary Evans Picture Library McLean Museum, Greenock National Trust for Scotland Old Howgate Inn, Penicuik Scottish Wildlife Trust Traquair House, Peebleshire.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, An Edinburgh Films Production in association with Films of Scotland for the Scottish Development Agency. -- Credits: cam. Pete Warrilow ed. Mike Pavett recordists Cameron Crosby & Ian Leslie anim. Arthur Butten nar. Iain Cuthbertson m. Sally Wizard asst. Ian MacDonald, Michael Jones, Alec Leadbetter, Andrew Muirhead The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of BAKER OIL TOOLS CUMMINS ENGINE COMPANY LTD STONEFIELD VEHICLES LTD BEECHAM PHARMACEUTICALS TANDBERG HEWLETT PACKARD.
SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY HELENVALE SPORTS CENTRE OPENING
Slates from the handover of Helenvale Sports Centre in the East End of Glasgow by the Scottish Development Agency. Official speech, light hearted mixed football match and general views of crowd.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions].
Synopsis from BFI catalogue: "Based on a true story. On Christmas Eve, 1818, in Austria the Oberndorf organ broke down. The assistant priest writes a carol to be accompanied by guitar. The carol was "Silent Night", but for years the authorship remained anonymous@ [http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/15034917, last accessed 22/02/2021]
Director, [d. Robin Crichton] ; Producer, Edinburgh Film & Video Productions for Channel Four in association with PBS and Czchoslovak Television. -- Credits: [narr. Lynn Redgrave Franz Gruber - Gregor Fisher Joseph Moir - Jack McKenzie Karl Marauder - Bill McCue Patter Nostler - Phil McCall Father Ambrosius - John Cairney Felix Gruber - Richard Blare Felix Gruber's Voice - Mary Riggans Mrs Gruber - Zdenka Sajfertova Lady at Concert - Hanna Frejkova King's Choirmaster - John Moore sc. Jocelyn Stevenson sc. associates Stanislav Vanek, Miroslav Doubrava p.manager Frantisch Karoch light.cam. Joseph Spelda art.d. Drakos Nikodem ed. Bohunka Nilodem cont. Trish Crichton cost.design. Vera Faberova recordist Pavel Skala dubb.mix. Chris Pow ass.d. Eva Kruisnova, Jitka Stropkova, Vera Hola props Peter Zerovnicky, Karel Matula ward. Jarka Pecharova, Zora Kockova make-up Cathy Shirley, Milan Skelnar, Eva Sidlikova ass.cam. Martin Horyna, Simon Starling grips Alec Leadbetter gaffer Pavel Pospisil boom op David Prazok p.ass. Lucie Beyrodtova, Petra Blazkova Silent Night was composed by Franz Gruber with words by Joseph Mohr Arrangement & additional music composed & conducted by John Moore and performed by organist - Vaclav Peter Bambini Di Praha Musica Bohemica The Kuhn Chorus The Prague Orchestra without Conductor The Producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The Children of the Czech National Theatre, Stepamka Karispova, Mike Quinby, Camperdown Wildlife Park, Historical Newspaper Services, Mary Evans Picture Library, St. Peter's Monastry Salzburg, the Franz Gruber Museum Arnsdorf, The Keltenmuseum Hallein & the people & authorities of Vyssi Brod, Caski Krumto, Manetin & Unken] .
Overview of the upgrading of a platform in the Piper field by Occidental for a planned gas conservation scheme, the first of its kind. It involves the use of the world's largest barge crane.
Producer, Edinburgh Films . -- Credits: [cam. Alex Sheridan].
PUFF CREAMS AND JELLY OVALS PRODUCTION IN ICING ROOM
Training film demonstrating how to sugar and pack biscuits, filmed in the Crawford's biscuit factory in Edinburgh.
CREAM CRACKERS AND GINGER NUTS: Pack Lined 8lbs from Plant Conveyor
Training film demonstrating how to pack biscuits.
Training film showing Crawford's employees how to keep safe at work.
Sporting activities of the staff of Crawfords Biscuits, 1961.
Training film showing show to deal with broken biscuits in Crawford's factory.
WARDIEBURN SOCIAL CLUB: Annual Children's Sports, 1957
A sunny sports day for the adults and children of Crawford's biscuit factory.
The Leith pageant, and staff from Crawfords Biscuits involvement in the festivities.
Pensioners from the Crawford biscuit factory on a day trip to Wardieburn, including bowling match.
The proceedings of the children's Christmas Party for employees of Crawfords Biscuits factory in 1957.
Training video showing what to do and not do when packing biscuits.
Annual sports day for Crawford's biscuit factory held at Wardieburn Social club on a very sunny day in 1955.
SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY CALEDONIAN AIRMOTIVE (PRESTWICK) OPENING
Rushes of the Duke of Edinburgh visiting Caledonian Airmotive turbine engine facility in Prestwick. He arrives in helicopter, is given a tour and unveils a plaque.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: cam. Pete Warrilow.
Training film showing returned biscuit tins being washed and dried in Crawfords biscuit factory.
Footage from the Wardiesburn House Social Club Children's Sports Day 1956.
FORFAR CAKE SPECIALS: Liverpool Old and New Methods of Processing
Training film depicting new method of packaging shortbread fingers in Crawford's factory. Shows the increase of automated manufacturing processes.
How to label biscuit boxes, as demonstrated by staff in Crawfords Biscuit factory.
Demonstrates the changes between old and new working practices in Crawford's biscuit factory, shows an increase in mechanisation.
A very sunny sports day in 1959 for the children and adults of Crawford's biscuit factory.
Amateur comedy fiction film about a girl teaching a Peeping Tom a lesson, or so she thought as the youth and man leave together.
Director, Frank Walker. -- Credits: cam. Elise Phimster Man Eddie Rushton Girl Joyce Linklater Boy Martin Scott .
Film depicts the move to automation in the Crawford's biscuit factory during the early 1960s.
Credits: [filmed by members of the Edinburgh Cine & Video Society (?)].
Family film covering four seasons, mostly in the family garden with day trips including zoo sequence.
Holiday film of a family trip to St Ives, via London by train.
Family " home movie" of a caravan holiday in a predominantly rural and unspoilt part of the Highlands.
The annual children's Christmas party held by Crawford's biscuit factory in 1955.
Short about a man attempting to get into his home when he has left his keys inside.
Director, Adam H. Malcolm. -- Credits: ph. Lionel Butler, ph. Gordon MacDonald.
A dramatic account of a man's affair and his relationship with his wife who has alcoholism.
Director, Russell MacKnight ; Producer, Edinburgh Cine Society in association with Edinburgh Film Guild and Institut Francais d'Ecosse.. -- Credits: act. Neville Garden (Alan Redman) act. Elinor Robertson (Winifred) act. Ruth Anderson (Ruth Anderson) filmed by Jim Hickie.
Short film designed to accompany the song "The Spinning Wheel" by Delia Murphy. It depicts a young woman escaping her grandmother's croft to be with her lover.
Director, Adam H. Malcolm. -- Credits: act. Anna Mathieson, act. John MacLennan, act. Mary Ramsay ph. L.A. Butler [Cragfoot Films present Eileen - Anna Mathieson Lover - John MacLennan Granny - Mary Ramsay].
Speedway fixtures at Old Meadowbank stadium involving Edinburgh Monarchs, Lanarkshire Eagles and Glasgow Giants - includes footage of children playing at speedway racing with cycles on a suburban street.
The laying of heating cable below the road surface of the Mound in Edinburgh, and the official opening ceremony.
EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY OUTING TO SCOUGALL BAY
Shows the Edinburgh Cine Society day trip to Scougall Bay beach in 1939.
Film depicts three men in an Edinburgh garden, a policeman, a Justice of the Peace and an elderly man. They test the elderly man, who divines for coins, quite successfully.
CORONATION OF THE GALA QUEEN / Davidson's Mains Public Park
Two films, one showing scenes of the crowing of the 1951 Gala Queen, a children's ceremony in Davidson's Mains, a suburb to the north west of Edinburgh, the second film show a race day at South Queensferry Harbour circa 1950.
Family film covers diverse topics including football match at Hampden, the family cat, winter scenes in Blackford Park in Edinburgh, beach scenes at North Berwick and the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Fictional 'family' (probably members of the society) day out to the Empire Exhibition held in Glasgow, 1938.
Director, [d. R W Heriot] ; Producer, [A Waverley Production]. -- Credits: [The Family Mrs Munro - Elizabeth Kemp Dad - Harry Howey Phyllis - Mary Murdoch Jack - Will Nisbet Maimie - Jessie McCorquodale Sandy - Bill Mark Boy Friend - Phil Dacre The Girl - Nancy Duncan].
Red Cross staff on how to deal with the attempted suicide of a man.
Comedy drama about a man who goes to the pub after fighting with his wife and is knocked out in a fight. There is an ensuing dream sequence then a happy ending. [Part of the Edinburgh Cine and Video Society Collection]
The first winner Of Lizar's Trophy, the film shows episodes in the life of Mr A L Cunningham's five year old daughter, Gladys.
Very short film depicting Edinburgh Tattoo with a fake Queen Victoria in attendance.
Short film showing a film class run by the Edinburgh Cine Society in 1957.
When Granny dies, a small fortune is discovered, hidden in her armchair.
Credits: act Me - Jerry Hoy act My brother - Bob Heville act My sister - Mona Air act The doctor - Dr Mustapha act The Lawyer - Bill Anderson act My Wife - Margaret Cormack Assisted by members of the ECS and others Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 Commended..
The opening of the bowling green in Wardieburn in 1954.
Imaginative tale in which bedroom toys 'come alive' through stop-motion photography. Soldiers attack a toys tea party with devastating consequences to all concerned.
Producer, Edinburgh Films Production in co-operation with BBC TV. -- Credits: ph. Douglas Botting tech.d. George Mully p.team. Gerard Mankowitz, Alan Daiches, Patricia Crichton .
The fun and games of the Children's Christmas Party in 1955 [probably connected to the staff of Crawford's Biscuits Factory].
A photographer is thwarted in his photo-taking by an elderly woman.
Holiday film showing some of the famous sights in Rome: the Coliseum, the Arch of Constantine, the Roman Forum and the Trevi Fountain.
Film showing different speedway teams, including the Glasgow Giants, race at Meadowbank speedway ground.
Random collection of shots of Edinburgh life, including fishing, farming and city life.
Miscellany of shots and sequences in Scotland, some identifiable with a title or a roadsign, others recognisable only by sight. Ranging from Perthshire to Ullapool and the Kyles of Bute.
A salesman selling energy pills has no luck and two elderly gentlemen have a mix-up over a cut hand and a bloody bandage.
Director, W. S. Dobson. -- Credits: The picture perpetrated by W.S. Dobson.
Presented by the Leith Region Old People's Welfare Council, this film records the floats, costumes and crowds of the Leith pageant of 1958.
Family film showing the life of an Edinburgh family with two children in the 1950s and the Last Tram in Edinburgh in 1956.
Sights in Scotland including Iona, North Berwick, Edinburgh, Speanbridge and Loch Fyne.
Holiday film of "Overland Tours" bus journey through Switzerland.
Holiday film of "Overland Tours" bus journey around Europe, includes shots taken of Austrian and Swiss Alps, and of Venice.
COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS, WARTIME SCOTLAND AND AUSTRIA?
Scenic views of mainly Scotland and some of Austria (?) around the end of the Second World War (1945).
Speakers at dinner to celebrate opening ceremony of Claymore oilfield.
Produced for Glasgow District Council and the Scottish Development Department, this documentary follows the story of the first co-operative housing development in the Summerston area of Glasgow.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, An Edinburgh Film Production for Glasgow District Council and the Scottish Development Department. -- Credits: cam. Peter Warrilow ed. Mike Pavett comm.s. Jo Brady sd. rec. Cameron Crosby p.ass. Trish Crichton, Michael Jones, Ian MacDonald, Otto Olejar .
Overview of architectural maintenance on St. Giles Kirk in Edinburgh, both interior and exterior. Includes footage of men cutting stone and leadwork, and woman engaged in stained glass manufacture.
Director, w. & d. Z. Nowak-Solinski ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: cam. Alex Spence ass. cam. Neil Castell, Cathy King sd. Neil Smith comm. s. Robin Crichton technical assistance Jim Johnson, Ben Tindall guitar Z. Nowak-Solinski w. Z. Nowak-Solinski with thanks to the staff of St. Giles.
Mary Howie, a hill farmer and shepherd, talks about her life looking after sheep and Galloway cattle in the Lothians. [The 'Silver Buttons' of the title refers to her tongue in cheek description of her standard of living "with silver buttons on her jacket, champagne once a day and perhaps several holidays'!]
Director, Erica Keiller, Paul Mellon ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions?]. -- Credits: a film by Erica Keiller, Paul Mellon assisted by Andrea Calderwood, Kay Sheridan, Simon Starling, Alan Young. We are extremely grateful to Edinburgh Film Productions for their help and advice, and most of all to Mary Howie for her co-operation in the making of this film.
PARAMOUNT SOUND JOURNAL, NO. 76 (CURLING ON LOCH LEVEN)
Newsreel footage of a curling bonspeil on Loch Leven featuring Fife and Kinross Curling Club vs Perthshire. The Duke and Duchess of Atholl were among those who took part in the game, along with about 800 other players.
Biography of James Young Simpson who pioneers the use of chloroform as anasthesia to help in surgery and women in childbirth.
Producer, An Edinburgh Film Production with the assistance of Sims Portex for the Chloroform Sesquicentenary 1847-1997.
Greens Film Service records the marriage of Mr. Arthur Mone, formerly an Independent Labour Candidate, to Miss Elizabeth Dunn, at St. Alphonsus', Glasgow on 27th November 1923.
Producer, Green's Film Service. -- Credits: [artwork on title carries logo FN for Forest Niven, cartoonist Glasgow Evening Times and employed by Green's Film Service from Autumn 1920.].
QUEUING FOR 'THE SHOW BOAT' AT LA SCALA CINEMA, PAISLEY
On 9th September 1929, queues of people excitedly await the re- opening of La Scala Cinema, Paisley after extensive refurbishment. The film to be shown is the first talkie presented at La Scala, 'Show Boat'. Shows ordinary people and VIP guests including Lady Blythswood.
The glandless pump manufactured by Weir's Pumps, Glasgow, is demonstrated and explained.
Producer, Edinburgh Films Production in association with The Films of Scotland. -- Credits: Weir Group Engineering Division, Weir Pumps Limited Cathcart Glasgow S4.
SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY - PROMOTIONAL FILM JAPAN
Overview of what Scotland has to offer potential Japanese investors. The film concentrates on the factories and industries of Scotland and its potential as a marketplace for business in Europe.
Overview of the work of the Edinburgh based Royal (Dick) School of Vetinary Studies in the animal blood transfusion process.
Director, Robin Crichton, David Bruce ; Producer, Edinburgh Films Production. -- Credits: ed. Mike Morgan comm.s. Bryden Murdoch ph. Brian Probyn anim. Robert Meadows The producers gratefully acknowledge assistance given by Agricultural Research Council, Portex, Greyhound Racing Association.
An overview of Edinburgh, as seen from a foreign tourist's viewpoint. Features Edinburgh during the Festival, Fringe procession, Film Festival [See ref. 5898 for German version].
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, p.c Edinburgh Films Production for Bayerischer Rundfunk in association with BBC TV and the Highlands & Islands Development Board . -- Credits: presenter. Douglas Sutherland cam. Pete Warrilow sd. Keith Russell ed. Mike Pavett assistants. Trish Crichton, Mike Jones, Pete Moran, Brian Walsh p. Wolf D .Oppen.
EDINBURGH, WIE ES NICHT IM BAEDEKER STEHT
An overview of Edinburgh, as seen from a foreign tourist's viewpoint. Features Edinburgh during the Festival, Fringe procession, Film Festival [See ref. 5897 for English version].
Producer, Tele-Contact, Munchen in Zusammenarbeit mit der Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: Ein interhallsemes Feuilleton von Wolf D Oppen kamera. Pete Warrilow Ton. Kieth Russel (sic) Schnitt. Mike Pavett, Karin Fischer Mischung. Karin Hufnogel Regie. Wolf D Open Eine Produktion der Tele-Contact, Munchen in Zusammenarbeit mit der Edinburgh Films im Auftag des Bayerischen Rundfunks.
Overview of the valuable work undertaken by Quarriers, Bridge of Weir. Founded in 1871 by William Quarrier to re-home orphaned and destitute children in Scotland, it now provides care and support for communities across Scotland.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films Production. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull sd. Ian Duff, Ian Leslie ass. cameramen Roger Edward, David Peat ed. Mike Pavett commentator Leonard Maguire w. and d. Robin Crichton.
Advert for Bernard's Carpet and Furniture Centre, with branches at Wishaw and Paisley.
Overview of research into improving tractor safety with recommendations for safe practice. Models used and demonstrations using remote controlled tractor.
Producer, Edinburgh Film Productions in association with the Scottish Institute of Agricultural Engineering. . -- Credits: [Photography: Peter Warrilow Editor: Robin Crichton Sound: Colin Nicholson].
Torness power station under construction.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions]. -- Credits: cam. Ian MacDonald p. Robin Crichton.
Highlights of Morton v Clyde from the Section 6 League Cup Qualifying football match at Cappielow, August 17th, 1963. The final score was 3-1 to Morton. Footage jumps around a bit (teams playing both ways more than once) and some repeated.
Film of Chief Constable William Merrilees on a half-day when he visits the zoo and a children's home.
Director, W. S. Dobson. -- Credits: sc. Nickola Sterne p. T. Leslie Jackson.
Christmas advert for Carlsberg Pilsner and Light Lager.
Advert for Calsberg Pilsner and Export. [Two commentaries are available to accompany picture - one with female voice and one with male]
Advert for Carlsberg Light featuring mermaids and fishermen.
CARLSBERG SPECIAL BREW HAPPY BIRTHDAY TV CARTOON
Rostrum camera advert of family drinking Carlsberg Special Brew at birthday party for Arthur Mullard (dad). Jingle - 'Give it back that's my Special Brew'.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Film Productions] . -- Credits: [act. Arthur Mullard].
Informative overview of horse-drawn carriages as a means of transport in Edinburgh from Victorian times to more recent times (milk delivery). Illustrated with dramatised sequences and information on development, manufacture and maintenance. Sponsored by St. Cuthbert's Co-operative Association Ltd.
Director, w. and d. Robin Crichton ; Producer, An Edinburgh Film Production in association with St. Cuthbert's Co-operative Association Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Gordon Coull tech. adviser. Archie Prentice ed. Mike Pavett rec. Jim McKee p. ass. Trish Crichton, Bunty Melville, Louise Panton m. David Peacock narr. Leonard McGuire ass. cam. Brian Roy, Roger Edward w. & d. Robin Crichton.
Uncut negative, general views from multiple angles of launch of Ben Ocean Lancer ship - Scott's yard at Cartsburn Docks, Renfrewshire.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Films Production].
Overview of the development of the blackboard and its manufacturing process at the Wilson and Garden factory, based in Kilsyth, Glasgow.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Films]. -- Credits: m. B.G.S. Productions Ltd. Strathaven Scotland © ? 1981 Garron Music .
Scotland - A Market Base in Europe Japanese version. Essentially the same film edited slightly differently with a dubbed Japanese v/over.
Producer, An Edinburgh Films Production in association with Films of Scotland for the Scottish Development Agency.
DIE STILLEN IM LANDE : The Story of the Traditional Mennonites in Central and South America
Film of the Mennonites - Dutch immigrant farmers to Canada, who speak a variation of German, teach their own children and have their own culture.
Workmen mixing cement, construction site of Meadowbank stadium and swimming pool under construction [in preparation for Edinburgh hosting the Commonwealth Games]
PRE CAST BEAMS FOR GLASGOW'S ELEVATED ROADWAY, WOODSIDE
The manufacture by Balfour Beatty (Scotland) Ltd, and erection of precast concrete beams used in the elevated roadway at Woodside, Glasgow. Intended for highways and bridges authorities.
Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: Balfour Beatty & Co Limited The main contractors for the Woodside Elevated Motorway wish to acknowledge the co-operation and assistance given by: Consulting Engineers Scott, Wilson, Kirkpatrick & Partners Erection Sub Contractors R.G. Stuart (Plant) Ltd. Suppliers British Ropes Ltd., Cable Covers Ltd., Concrete Formwork Ltd. Presented by Balfour Beatty (A member of BICC Group).
While clinging to a vertical ice face on a Scottish mountainside, a climber recalls MacLehose, a modern businessman, DIY theorist and aspiring black marketeer.
Director, [d. Bob Last] ; Producer, [p.c. Antonine Productions]. -- Credits: [Ed Bishop as MacLehose Phil McCall as Marty Penny Melville as Climber] [lighting camera Tony Riley ed. Joke van Wijk art d. Alistair Paton] .
Explains the functions and operation of the Sullom Voe terminal in the Shetland Islands, a thousand acre site, which can handle up to 70% of Britain's North Sea oil. Emphasises the concern for the care taken during its planning and building. Intended for general audiences. [synopsis courtesy of the British Film Institute]
Director, [d. Charles Leigh-Bennett] ; Producer, British Films Ltd.. -- Credits: [p. John Wiles comm. w. Charles Leigh-Bennett ph. Graham Minassian animator Cinefex ed. Simon Sanders].
The planning, construction and operation of the Fith oil rig in the Fourties field, north east of Aberdeen. Notable for it being remotely operated and based on new designs.
Director, Charles Leigh-Bennett ; Producer, Government and Public Affairs Department. -- Credits: ph. Mike Herd, Alan Hewison, Ian MacDonald ed. Simon Sanders graphics. Brian Stevens Animation British Films Consultancy Limited p. John Wiles.
A film about the construction and erection of the Magnus oil rig, the largest and most expensive steel structure at that time in the world.
Director, Charles Leigh Bennett ; Producer, British Films. -- Credits: p. John Wiles ph. Mike Herd ed. Simon Sanders m. Marc Wilkinson anim. Brian Stevens Studio.
'The Slender Chance' refers to the one in twenty-five chance of being able to drill oil once it is located. Using simple science, the film shows the process of locating oil.
Director, Michael Crosfield ; Producer, Viewpoint. -- Credits: [Various European language titles at beginning]. ph. Maurice Picot & James Alloway m. Electrophon Music Ltd. anim. Camera Effects Ltd. p. Peter Griffith.
A film about the history of golf, golfers and championships narrated humorously. Lots of archive footage.
Director, Peter Mills ; Producer, Random. -- Credits: p. Stephanie Tennant Acknowledgement from National Benzole thanking St. Andrews Golf Club nar. sc. Ian Wooldridge ph. Gordon Lang, Brian Grainger, Marton Hailey ed. Cyril Roth.
A history of the exploration and exploitation of oil reserves in the North Sea. The film tries to explain how drilling for oil, once a new and exciting endeavour, is now a matter of routine.
Director, Clive Mitchell, John Armstrong ; Producer, Pelican Films, London. -- Credits: [various titles in other European languages]. ed. Robert Morgan picture researcher Robert Morgan spec. FX Camera Effects ph. Piers Bedford nar. Derek Williams composer Stephen Oliver cond. Marcus Dods .
A section of an oil platform is carried by boat and lifted by crane to the oil rig under construction.
Director, [d. John Armstrong] ; Producer, Pelican Films. -- Credits: [ph. Ron Bicker et al ed. Peter Musgrave nar. Derek Williams mus. Wilfred Josephs maps Geographical Projects graphics Camera Effects].
SEA AREA FORTIES: Towing an Oil Rig Out To Sea
An oil rig jacket is towed out to sea from Nigg Ross yard.
Informal overview of iron propellor manufacture at the Blair Foundry of Andrew Strang & Co., Hurlford in Ayrshire, c.1947.
Director, Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames and Clyde Film Co. Ltd. -- Credits: recorded by Leevers, Rich comm. s. James McKechnie comm. w. Jack House continuity Jan Jack ph. Stanley Russell ass. by Tom Bothwell The Players ? With an all star cast of 72 ecs Men of Iron, The End Presented by Andrew Strang & Co. Limited, Hurlford, Scotland Produced by Thames and Clyde Film Co. Limited, 41 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow..
SEA AREA FORTIES: Aberdeen Harbour and Fish Market
Aberdeen harbour at dawn. Aberdeen fish market.
SEA AREA FORTIES: Children Painting; Men Building Dry Stone Wall; Royal Visit to Nigg; Ross; Construction Yard
Children in painting class in village school. Building a dry stone wall. Nigg. Ross. Royal Yacht 'Britannia' at construction yard.
SEA AREA FORTIES: Transporting an Oil Pipe Line
Cruden Bay, Aberdeenshire. Bringing an oil pipeline ashore.
SHETLAND EXPERIENCE: Standing Stones, Crofts and Knitting
Standing stones, characteristic buildings and knitting on the Shetland isles.
SHETLAND EXPERIENCE: Farming and Cutting Peat
Man working the land in Shetland by hand. Peat cutting, and hay making.
SHETLAND EXPERIENCE: Construction of Sullom Voe
Constructing oil terminal at Sullom Voe, Shetland.
SCOTTISH NEWS MAGAZINE, FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. R. B. CUNNINGHAM GRAHAME
The funeral procession of Mr Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham held at the Lake of Mentieth. His varied political career encompassed election as Liberal MP for North West Lanarkshire from 1886-92, becoming the first president of the Scottish Labour Party in 1888 - and in 1934, being elected as the first president of the Scottish Nationalist Party. He spent his youth as a rancher in Argentina and died there, where he was known as 'Don Roberto'.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Documentary of a General Assembly of the Church of Scotland (?) in Edinburgh c.1950, attended by many leading clergymen, civic heads and other distinguished guests.
Credits: ph. William Butler, George R. Gilchrist, William MacIntyre, Stanley C. Munro. p. & ed. Stanley C. Munro.
The ship 'Tofua AUcKLAND' embarking on a journey. Both interior and exteriors of the ship were captured along with the views of the scenery as it was sailing.
Detailed description, and illustration using models, of domestic dress fitting and manufacture. This film was made at the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science (Incorp). Part 1 shows fitting of dress for slim girl. Part 2 describes modifications for girl of fuller build.
Director, R.A. Riddell Black ; Producer, Templar Film Studios. -- Credits: Supervised by a Domestic Science Panel educational advisors Miss I.S. Gibson, O.B.E., Miss E.M.R. Richmond ph. W. Smeaton-Russell p.ass. David M.F.Low comm. w. Miss E.G.Morton comm. s. Miss Maud Risdon.
General views of construction of terraces at Celtic Park, including detailed girder manufacture.
The Norse Miner, made by Mavor and Coulson, is demonstrated in action and its operation explained in detail at Rossington Colliery.
Credits: Model CM48 Mavor & Coulson Ltd. Glasgow.
SCOTLAND 1959: Review of the Year's Film News
Title example, featuring 'A review of the years film news: A BBC Scottish news feature'.
Scottish newsreel: The week's news on film
Title example, featuring 'Scottish newsreel: The weeks news on film'.
General views outside polling stations in Nairn and Inverness during the by election in 1954. Includes brief shot of the Liberal Democrat candidate, John Bannerman.
Scene outside Hill Street School polling station in the Dundee East constituency during a general election. Includes a shot of the Bowbridge Works gate, depicting a man and seated camel, flanked by stylised jute plants.
General views of construction work on new BBC building extension at Queen Margaret Drive in Glasgow's West End.
General views of construction work on new BBC building extension at Queen Margaret Drive in Glasgow's West End. Includes internal shots of the unfinished structure.
Appears to be firstly amateur holiday footage (England?), followed by footage of a fancy dress and float parade to celebrate the Jubilee of King George V.
Centenary celebrations at Glasgow University (?). Events take place at the open-air theatre in Kelvingrove Park.
General views of a procession of officials, clergymen and military men at Glasgow University main building - an event associated with the 500th anniversary of the University of Glasgow (1951).
Justice seen to be done? For the first time in Britain a criminal trial is show on television. The trial of Philip Gorman at Glasgow Sheriff Court for the theft of a public service bus and other offences captures the real drama of life in court for accuses, witnesses, counsel and sheriff. The viewer will hear evidence on which the jury had to decide a man's guilt or innocence.
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: reporter George Hume camera Jim Galbreath, David Helme, Gordon Penfold sd. Ian Cowie, Andrew Evans picture eds. John Barbero, Grahame Blair design Alan Wright graphics Stewart Ramsay dubbing mixer Bronek Korda m. Paul Wilson resources Katherine Hook p. ass. Jan Dingwall research Polly Phillips exec. p. Kenneth Cargill p. Dennis Cosgrove ed. Val Atkinson.
Describes the day to day duties and attractions involved in being a bus driver for Lothian Regional Transport. Includes interviews with a range of drivers.
Director, Alan Mackay ; Producer, [p.c. Eildon Films]. -- Credits: For LRT: Alan Jamieson; For Eildon Films: p.ass. Christine Hewitt cameraman Jim Galbraith sd. Ian Cowie lighting Billy Gordon videotape ed. Jim Allison additional material George Hume w. and d. Alan Mackay .
An insight into the management and operations team running Lothian Regional Transport Bus Service. Includes interviews with personnel such as the Chief Executive, Assistant Engineer, Service Planning Officer, Traffic Training Officer, Scheduler and Head of Tours and Coaching.
Producer, [p.c. Eildon Films]. -- Credits: We would like to thank Walter Alexander & Co. (Coachbuilders) Ltd. For LRT Lothian: Alan Jamieson. For Eildon Films: p.ass. Chris Hewitt camera crew Jim Galbreath, Ian Cowie, Alex Lile w., p. and d. Alan Mackay.
LAST CELEBRATION OF HOLY COMMUNION IN THE OLD ST. COLM'S CHURCH 30th OCTOBER 1988, the
A record of the last celebration of Holy Communion in the old St. Colm's Church on 30th October 1988. This recording was made prior to the Church's demolition in order to build a new kirk. The video also shows Reverend Ian P. Renton and his congregation from St. Colm's walking to St. Martin's and participating in their first service there.
Promotional video marking the Bank of Scotland's Tercentenary Celebrations in 1995.
This promotional video is presented as if leafing through an old photograph album. Tom Conti presents the history of the Bank of Scotland over a period of 300 years. Made to celebrate the Bank of Scotland's Tercentenary in 1995.
Glenrothes Development Corporation showcases its work creating and improving housing, open space, industrial development and infrastructure in the town, as it comes to the end of its existence in the late 1990s.
Credits: acknowledgements The Scottish Film Archive, The Glenrothes Gazette, Glenwood Library, G.D.C. Archive Library, Jim Flannigan (Fife Police), Steve Donnelly (F.I.P.R.E.).
SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY ELECTION BROADCAST
A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Scottish National Party. Featuring a montage of traditional Scottish images, such as kilted men sword fighting, bagpipes and Highland dancing, the message of the broadcast is to stir the emotion of the Scottish people and make them believe they have a voice and can shape their future.
SCOTLAND TODAY: Dunblane Primary School Massacre
An extended Scotland Today programme offering a comprehensive report on the Dunblane Primary School Massacre in the immediate aftermath.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: studio news presenters Shareen Nanjiani, Louise White reporters Douglas McGuire, John Mackay, Bernard Ponsonby, Paddy Christie.
A dramatised account of the life and times of Robert Burns.
Director, James A. Fitzpatrick ; Producer, Fitzpatrick Pictures Ltd. . -- Credits: Inspired by the life, poetry and songs of Robert Burns scenario Wm K. Williamson ph. Hone Glendinning recording engineer Daniel Bloomberg art. d. Duncan Sutherland m. d. Gideon Fagan film ed. Ross Patton [w. W.K. Williamson ] RCA Photophone Cast Robert Burns Andrew Cruickshank Gavin Hamilton Richard Ross Gibert Burns Malcolm Graham Jean Armour Christine Adrian Clarinda Marian Spencer Highland Mary Doris Pallette Ellison Begbie Jenny Laird Elder Mackintosh Ernest Templeton Mr. Burns Charles Howard Agnes Burns Anne Wilson Mrs. Burns Lina Naseby Jessie Winifred Willard Mr Armour Frank Strickland Mrs Armour Kate Agnew Mr McNab Jack Rae Mrs McNab Vi Kaley Sailor Frank Webster Mrs Dunlop Anita Graham.
In the wake of their mother's death, two small boys are held captive to their father's grief. But when their mother's last wish heralds the arrival of their estranged grandmother, their fierce independence sets in motion a household power struggle that threatens to confront the ghosts of the past.
Director, Alison Peebles ; Producer, Brighter Pictures Ltd. . -- Credits: w. Colin Hough Cast Nan Una McLean Jim Paul Samson Joseph Colin Doyle Daniel Liam Torrens Sandra Fiona Bell Viranty Anne Lacey Mr Talbot Johnny Irving Warden Andrea Gibb Yogi Max Crew 1st ass. d. Gus McLean 2nd ass. d. Mark Murdoch 3rd ass. d. Judith Milne d. ph. Simon Dennie focus pullers Ritchie Holt, Derek Ritchie camera ass. Mark Donnelly gaffers David Sherman, David Miller composer Paddy Cunneen dubbing ed. and mixer Chris Sinclair ed. John Gow p. designer Bob Smart ass. art d. Althea McGhie props managers Alistair Dobson & Dennie Knotts costume designer Gill Holm costume supervisor Elaine Nichols make-up designer Nikki Brannan make-up ass. Karen Brotherstone make-up trainee Karen Scott sd. rec. Mike Thomas boom operator Graham McCormack sd. trainee Martin Cunningham stills ph. David McIntyre chaperone Lindsay Donnelly runner David Towers p. man. Claire Hughes locations man. Pauline Ogle sc. supervisor Karen Wood post p. man. Allison Todd post p. co-ordinator Abigail Howkins p. ass. Gillian Todd p. accountant Danny Dawes co-exec p. Gavin Hay & Remy Blumenfeld exec. p. Mark Grindle & Dan MacRae [list of thanks... et al] Shot entirely on location in Glasgow © Brighter Pictures 2000.
The misdaventures of a man who is forced to confront the realities of his life when he promises his estranged wife that he will get a pair of football boots for his son at any cost.
Director, David McKay ; Producer, Hampden Films / Ideal World Films . -- Credits: [Cast] John Frank Gallacher Morag Kate Donnelly James James John Mackay Bulge Robert Muir Mary Ann Swan Charlie Jim Walsh Rab Laurie Ventry Jimmy Jim Twaddale Gerry Gerry Davis Alfie Eric Barlow Sally Donna Marie Galbraith Cashier Arianne Johnston Goalie Gerard Killen Band Members Keith Warwick, Mark Price, George McDonald, Gary Coakley [Crew] d. ph. Ossie McLean 2nd camera Alan McSheehy camera ass. Matt Shaw sd. rec. Mike Thomas boom operator Graham McCormick 1st ass. d. Faye Selby 3rd ass. d. Kath Wishart sc. supervisor Janis Watt location manager Kier Roper-Caldbeck p. designer Alan Reid props buyer Ann Marie Coulter standby props Campbell Souter make-up Candice Banks costume ass. Dawn MacKintosh grip Dave McNulty gaffer Alistair Campbell sparks Fraser Campbell, Grant McLean, David Murray unit driver Jonny Kerr chaperone Lily Reilly animal handler Michael Alexander Keenan Thanks to the residents of Castlemilk, The Victoria Bar, Radio Clyde p. exec. Angus Lamont p. co-ordinator Kenny MacDonald p. ass. Sarah Jolly p. trainee Ilana Rudnik online ed. Iain Harkness dubbing mixer Derek Livesey m. Keith Warwick, Michael Marra ed. Phillis Ironside exec. p. Dan MacRae, Mark Grindle.
A lorry driver feeling isolated from his family and a woman with a troubling secret help each other to find out some answers on a journey to Land’s End.
Director, Bob Blagden ; Producer, Maverick TV. -- Credits: Mac Gary Lewis Woman Simone Lahbib Big Ben Alan McQueen The Fixer Desmond McNamara w. Janet Paisley ed. Niven Sinclair Howie ph. Jerry Kelly p. designer Caroline Grebbell sd. Kenny Allen casting d. Joan McCann location managers Kier Roper Caldbreck, Naomi Liston art d. Caroline Grebbell make-up supervisor Catherine Muir gaffer Derrick Ritchie 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist 2nd ass. d. Mike Queen sc. superviser Lucy Enfield p. ass. Kenneth MacDonald p. accountants John McKain, Anita Turner camera assistants Steven Mochrie camera trainee Andrew Gardner sd. trainee Sandy Miller sparks George Geddes, Paul Shirley art department trainee Tom Kitchen rain effects Billy Mitchell wardrobe superviser Caroline Grebbell wardrobe trainee William Sutherland cast driver Paul Campbell truck driver Stewart Turpie DV Unit driver Francois Gandolfi d. ph. Jerry Kelly ed. Niven Sinclair Howie composer John Lunn sd. rec. Kenny Allan dubbing mixer Dave Murricane production executive Jonnie Turpie ass. p. Clare Welch executive producers Mark Grindle, Dan MacRae p. Bob Blagden, Caroline Sinclair Kidd.
Jerry and Gordy are white trash hoodlums surfing into adulthood as their factory town school closes for the summer. But their teenage daydreams turn sour when the test of friendship and the ties that bind transform an innocent quest for freedom into a baptism of fire.
Director, Andy Goddard ; Producer, Ideal World Films . -- Credits: Gordy Stuart Wilkinson Jerry Mark McConnochie Billy Keith Fleming Kenny Anthony Donaldson Danny Bill Murdoch Col Callum Johnston Whitey John Kinnaird Debbie Debbie Welsh Jude Judith Williams p.man Rebecca Knapp p. executive Angus Lamont 1st ass. d. David Tarvit locations man. Sue Porter p. co-ordinator Julie Connor p. accountant Jillian Morris art d. Alistair Edwardson standby props Stuart Watters sc. supervisor Belinda Newman focus puller Kevin O'Brien key grip James Coulter gaffer Derrick Ritchie dubbing mixer David Murricane on-line ed. Daniel Meadows unit still ph. Charlie Crawford film stills ph. Stephen Hall stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott-Law 2nd ass. d. Michael Keillor locations scout Naomi Liston locations ass. Stephen Hall camera ass. Jonny Kerr boom operator Graham McCormack make-up ass. Julia Russel ass. accountant Fiona Menzies p. ass. Sarah Jolly, Jamie McIntyre, Llana Rudnick lighting ass. George Geddes, Mark Sneddon p. runner Johnnie Mundell d. of ph. Alan McSheehy p. designer David Jennings costume designer Carole L. Millar make-up designer Irene Napier sd. rec. Mike Thomas composer Ross Campbell ed. Alan Knight exec. p. Mark Grindle & Dan MacRae w. Andy Goddard & Ian Rankin.
Now that they have moved from Malaysia to Scotland, Emily and Kenneth don't have sex anymore. But Emily's experiences in the changing rooms of the local swimming pool are about to change everything.
Director, Hannah Robinson ; Producer, Stella Maris Films. -- Credits: Emily Yse Tran Kenneth Adrian Pang Helen Rebecca Robinson Mother at Pool Pauline Little Girl at Pool Kimberley Murphy Kids on Stairwell Charlotte Cabrie, Jack Pitches, Ross Warden Lady at Supermarket Ma Luen Chan Drunks at Party Gordon Munro, Bill Nash sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield 2nd ass. d. Drew Cairn 3rd ass. d. Fiona Macmillan camera ass. Julie Bills camera grip Lucien Grieve underwater camera Andy Hibbert polecam operator Keith Ingram stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott-Law boom swinger Fiona Carlin gaffer spark Donny Campbell best boy Ewan Epton art. d. Rhona Wilson standby props Sarah Bremner ass. art d. Caroline Black chippie Stephen Morrison art dept. trainees Susan Collins, Emma Henderson locations ass. Martin Henderson unit driver John Cartwright production trainee Carol Anne Henderson costume ass. Amalie Harper Gow make-up trainee Dawn Wallace, Cheryl Hill unit nurse Jim O'Donnell stills ph. Charlie Crawford casting advisor Anne Henderson cultural advisor Christina Yeap accounts advisors Jenifer Booth, Hilda Booth on-line ed. Daniel Meadows dubbing mixer Dave Galbraith location catering Resourceful Cook camera equipment GHS lighting equipment Lee Lighting post-production Digital Facilities mixed at Wonderlust Audio sd. rec. Kenny Allan costume designer Anna Lau make-up designer Candice Banks ass. p. John Booth 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer d. ph. Oliver Cheeseman m. Chick Lyall & David Garrett p. designer Mark Leese ed. Gary Scott exec. p. Mark Grindle, Dan MacRae w. Chiew-Siah Tei Thanks to Madeline and Bernard McLaverty, Mr & Mrs Lim, Amanda Lim, Andy Todd, John O'Kane, John Swanson, Martyn Hawthorne, Helen Boyes, Gar-Ming Hui, Kate Hollands, Paul Welsh & Saltire Films, Mark Sutherland, Stephen Baird, Ian Mowatt, Avril Paterson, Duncan McCrone and especially all the Swimming, Shopping, Party-Going, Student and Changing Room Extras, Chinatown Groceries, Chinese Community Development Project, Glasgow Film Office, University of Strathclyde, VFG, Tennents Lager, The Kingston Swimmers, Calder Street Swimming Baths, City of Glasgow Council, Evie, Glasgow Nautical College, Hammerhead, Glasgow City Council Housing Department, Highland Distillers, Habitat, Corinthian © Stella Maris Films Ltd. 2000.
Overview of the development of a British Steel sinter plant at Ravenscraig, illustrated with diagrams and accompanied by detailed technical commentary. Includes footage of the opening ceremony officiated by Gregor MacKenzie, Minister of State of the Scottish Office.
Director, p. & d. by Gray Design Associates ; Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: Davy International Process Engineering Division wish to thank The Chief engineer and staff British Steel Corporation Scottish Division for their assistance during the Ravenscraig Contract.
YOUR DUNDEE: The Millennium Dundee on Film Project
A comprehensive and diverse record of the City of Dundee in the year 2000. The film captures local events such as the Hilltown Fun Day and the celebration of Diwali by the Hindu community, records the vital work of the scientific community in Dundee, and showcases the work of youth groups and collaborative work in the arts and education across the city. Interspersed with people from all generations and areas of society voicing their opinions on the city in which they live and work, the film provides an excellent record of the social, economic and cultural state of the city at the millennium.
Director, Glenn Millar, Robert Page ; Producer, Dundee Contemporary Arts. -- Credits: [credits to section 'Ardeva]: composed and performed by Seonaid Birse ; costume designer Clare Mulholland ; Meditation Balgay Hill, December 2000 ; w. and nar. Jim Noble; filmed and ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section Ian Flett talking head]: researched and narr. Ian Flett, Jim Noble ; filmed by Robert Page, Glenn Millar ; ed. Glenn Millar credits to section 'Stewart Ivans' : talking head Stewart Ivans; thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Hilltown Fun Day']: with thanks to Edith Reid - Event Organiser (01382 43214), Gary Robinson - Radio Tay, Aude Gilbert, Aurour Gilbert, Nova, Craig Wallace, Andrew Crumley, Derek Scotland, and everyone at the event ; filmed by Glenn Millar, Robert Page ; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Pea Buster]': researched, w. and narr. Jim Noble ; filmed and ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section Kevin Hollinshead] talking head: talking head Kevin Hollinshead; with thanks to Daryl Smith ; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Dundee For Sale']: filmed and ed. Jamie Reekie, Oliver Scott, Imogen Scott, Richard Martin ; with thanks to Scottish Screen Archive, Overgate Shopping Centre, everyone interviewed for this film; workshop co-ordinators Robert Page, Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Dundee Music Workshop']: Dundee Music Workshop Music Studios with thanks to George Clark - Co-ordinator (01382 607969), all the staff at Dundee Music Workshop, The Saint Columba Youth Group, Zaboomba, Bobby Clark, Fast Eddie ; filmed by Glenn Millar, Robert Page, Steve Black, Alan Roberston; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Billy Said']: performed by Yellow Car; with thanks to Billy's family; filmed and ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Dylon Drummond']: talking head Dylon Drummond ; with thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Daryl Smith']: talking head Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Soundbase: Mixing It']: A partnership project with Music Plus, Dundee College Dance Development Project, The Factory Skate Park; with thanks to all the performers, Rachel Gardner - project co-ordinator (01382 432244), Paul Melville, Emma Preston; funded by Scottish Arts Council, Dundee City Council; filmed by Steve Black; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Monk']: researched, wr. and narr. Jim Noble; filmed and ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Staying Alive']: performed by the Saint Columba Youth Group; group co-ordinator Brian Bolden (01382 889194); with thanks to the performers, Karen Laahs - Dance choreographer (01382 736079), everyone involved Dundee Music Workshop; filmed by Robert Page, Glenn Millar; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Jackie Handy']: talking head Jackie Handy; with thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Ab Imore Pectore']: For Ricky 1972 - 2000 A Tragic Loss credits to section 'Suzanne Zeedyk': talking head Suzanne Zeedyk ; with thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Lou Boardman']: talking head Lou Boardman; with thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Dr. Jaini Saggar]: researched, w. and narr. Jim Noble; filmed and ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Diwali']: researchers Delia Gallagher, Jim Noble; with thanks to Tayside Hindu Cultural and Community Centre & everyone who appears in this film for allowing us to film the Hindu Festival Diwali; narr. Mr. Kamal; filmed by Glenn Millar, Steve Black; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section on 3 J's]: researched and narr. Ian Flett, Jim Noble; filmed by Robert Page, Glenn Millar; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Anne Thomson']: talking head Anne Thomson; with thanks to Jennifer Ramsay, Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Helios']: with thanks to Professor Sir Philip Cohen, Professor Sir David Laing, Professor Sir Alfred Cuschieri, Dr. Dario Alessi, The Welcome Trust Building, Ninewells Hospital; narr. Jim Noble ; filmed by Robert Page, Glenn Millar, Steve Black; ed. Glenn Millar [credits to section 'Eleann Ballantyne']: talking head Eleann Ballantyne; thanks to Daryl Smith; filmed and ed. Robert Page [credits to section 'Dundee Views']: filmed and ed. Robert Page end credits: YOUR DUNDEE: The Millenium Dundee on Film Project; p. Dundee Contemporary Arts ; d. filmed and ed. Glenn Millar, Robert Page ; exec. p. Mairi Thomas. Copyright DCA 2000; This film was made possible by funding from The Millennium Commission, Dundee City Council, Scottish Screen, The Tay Charitable Trust with support from Dundee Contemporary Arts Cinema, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Scottish Screen Archive, Dundee City Council Arts & Heritage Department, School of Television & Imaging Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art; with thanks to Mairi Thomas, Thomas Gerstenmeyer, The DCA Staff, Anne Docherty, Janet McBain, Ruth Floate, David Mach, Ian Flett, Lewis Gourlay, Pernille Spence, Pete Johnston, Lovat Fraser, George Stout, Grace Cameron, Peter Lawson, Alan Dixon, Tayside Aviation, Gina Czameckigables, Jo Coull, Steve Partridge, Chris Van Der Kyle, Rony Percy, Tim Fourie, David Mach, Brian Bolden, The Saint Columba Youth Group, Dundee Age Concern, HRW King, Mike Cole, George Stout, Mark Conroy, Jackie Guild, Fiona Hogarth, John MacDonald, Judith Hare, Karen Laahs, Linda Short, Leah Robb, Maureen Kennedy, George Clark, Mark, Michelle, Brian, Scott, Jim, Stephane, Amanda Hepburn, Jo Etchels, Rone Mollison, Sam Lawson, Bobby Clark, Fast Eddie, Grace Cameron, Cathy Young, Dylon Drummond, Daryl Smith, Margaret Dudgeon, Ann Kippen, Kevin Hollinshead, Suzanne Zeedyk, Eleann Ballantyne, Samea Farouh, Joe Downie, Lou Boardman, Peter Lawson, Alan Dixon, Fiona Anderson, James Taylor, Margaret Craney, Anthony Thomas, Nick Mowinski, Laura Brindley, George Watt, Lisa Herbert, Anton & Ann, Craigie High School, Jennifer Ramsey, Association for the Deaf, John McLean, Elizabeth Rooney, Lewis Gourlay, Pernille Spence, Terry, Chris, Kit Clark, Edith Reid, Gary Robinson, Rachel Gardiner, Emma Preston, Paul Melville, Mr. Kamal, Aude Gilbert, Aurour Gilbert, Craig Wallace, Andrew Crumley, Derek Scotland, Stewart Ivans, Yellow Car, Anne Thomson, Jackie Hardy, Delia Gallagher, Colin Peatrie, Tayside Hindu Cultural & Community Centre, Oliver Stout, Imogen Stout, Jamie Reekie, Richard Martin, Phil, David, Alice Ruthven Hughes, Fiona Gunn, Alan Robertson, Catrina MacInnes, Nick Goodwin, Linda Harrison, Tony Hussain, Ireen Leven, Shona Lorimer, Ian Banks..
General views trawlers off shore of Oban.
The construction by Howard Doris Ltd. of oil platforms at Loch Kishorn for the Ninian oilfield.
Producer, Ogam Films. -- Credits: The Ninian Central Platform, designed, built and delivered by Howard Doris, is now in service for Chevron Petroleum (UK) Ltd and the Ninian Field Partners..
SCOTTISH PEOPLE'S FILM FESTIVAL 100 YEARS OF CINEMA
Designed as 'wallpaper' for showing in the background at the Scottish People's Film Festival, this video is a compilation of excerpts from some of Scotland's famous films. Ranges from Whisky Galore and the Thirty Nine Steps to Braveheart, Highlander and Comfort and Joy.
Credits: Daily Record Scottish People's Film Festival in association with Scottish Television, Scottish Brewers, Scottish Film Council, Scottish Radio Holdings .
SURREALLY SCOZZESE: Enrico Cocozza 1921 - 1997
Documentary on experimental film-maker Enrico Cocozza, exploring his life and work with excerpts from his films and interviews with those who knew him.
Producer, Caledonia, Sterne and Wyld in association with Scottish Screen. -- Credits: nar. Daniela Nardini lighting camera Bob Batchelor sd. Brian Howell costume Lynn Aitken make-up Ainslie Currie with thanks to Kenneth Broom, Neil Paris, Learning & Teaching Scotland telecine operator Tim Emblem-English on-line ed. Joe Spiers rostrum camera Chris Sinclair ed. Peter Blackie p. manager Aileen Kane p. Les Wilson Caledonia, Sterne & Wyld in association with Scottish Screen for Scottish Television 2001. .
General views elephant, camel and people in Edinburgh Zoo.
General views scout rally in unidentified location.
Girls of various ages in white dresses, dancing in back court.
MEMORIAL, MENIN GATE, TRENCHES, SANDS IX
General views family visit to Menin Gate memorial in Ypres, war graves, trenches.
General views Kelvingrove Park. Featuring war memorial, people, boats on lake.
General views houses in Burnside and Cambuslang.
General views Bridge of Weir? Featuring train, general street scenes, people.
View from shore of lots of people on board steamer as it pulls away.
Street in Dunblane, train carriage arriving at station and general views of people on platform.
General views pedestrians and cars on road, Hill Street, Garnethill.
MELROSE ABBEY, QUEEN OF THE SOUTH V QUEENS PARK (?)
General views large abbey - possibly Melrose, followed by general views football match believed to be Queens Park v Queen of the South.
General views Tarbert scenery and harbour.
General views launch of liner, perhaps Queen Mary.
Overview of QE2 launch ceremony at John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank. Queen performs the ceremony.
General views 1930s advertising hoardings in street.
Iris is receiving romantic messages in the 'I Saw You' columns of a city magazine. Who is the mysterious sender and should she meet him?
Director, Ewan Morrison ; Producer, Umbrella Productions . -- Credits: Iris Fiona Bell Lawrence Russell Anderson Janice Jennifer Black Kelly Joanne Riley The Supervisor Ricky Callan Cafe Lovers Douglas Hill, Susan Worsfold w. John Dingwall, Ewan Morrison executive p. Mark Grindle, Dan MacRae ed. Chris Barwell sd. Chris Sinclair lighting cameraman Oliver Cheeseman 2nd Unit camera Keith Ingram remote camera Ed Wardle sd. rec. Peter Brill boom operator Alastair Mason gaffer Derrick Ritchie 1st ass. d. Robbie Sanderson 2nd ass.d. Fiona Winning 3rd ass. d. Morris Milne costume designer Marion Thomson art d. Andy Drummond make-up artist Marion McCormack art ass. Natalie Astridge, Martin Henderson, Ewan Roberston construction Derek Fraser, Hector Taylor lighting ass. George Geddes location ass. Angela Gregg edit logger Roddy Kelly With thanks to Glasgow Television & Film Studio, Picardy Media Group, Reiss Clothing "I Would Have Liked Me A Lot Last Night" performed by Arab Strap. Words and music by Middleton / Moffat. Published by Copyright Control. "Not Quite A Yes" performed by Arab Strap. Words and music by Middleton / Moffat. Published by Copyright Control. "Rage-Man" performed by Mogwai. Words by Francis Burns. Published by Chrysalis Music Ltd. Courtesy of Chemikal Underground Records. "Like Herod" performed by Mogwai. Words by Dominic Aitchison / Stuart Braithwaite / John Cummings / Martin Bulloch. [...] © Umbrella Productions MM.
ST ANDREWS ; MEADOWBANK DIRT TRACK ; KIRKCALDY ROAD RACES
Important Scottish motorbike racing events along the West Sands, St. Andrews, Meadowbank in Edinburgh and Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy, 1950.
[Starts with part of a Mickey Mouse cartoon - MICKEY ENLISTS -] It then goes on to show actuality footage of the Black Watch at camp (Nairn is one camp), on exercises, and doing fun sports day type games. There is also footage of them visiting the British cemetery at Vendresse, a parade, old battle ground. At the end there is some colour footage on a tank on manoeuvres. [The film ends with Mickey Mouse].
DRAMATIC SOCIETY : MIDDLE WATCH ; PAGEANT PROCESSION
First section is The Dramatic Society performing Middle Watch. [However the images are too dark to make out what is going on]. Most of the film concerns a parade in Kirkcaldy, featuring close-ups on all the different floats.
[attrib. Dr Swanston]. -- Credits: The Dramatic Society present The Middle Watch.
Opening of an open air pool. General views of male divers performing, one is a swimmer with a disability. Possibly filmed at St Andrews (?).
General views around a lido, featuring a banner stretching across a road advertising the lido and cafe, general views including girls sitting in a fountain, close ups of people there and footage of the pool in use.
GAS DRILL AND PREPARATIONS, EASTWOOD PARK
Gas, fire, and bomb drills in 1937. This film features people wearing gas masks in Eastwood Park learning about small bombs, the different types of gas in use (including mustard gas), how to wear a civilian respirator and decontamination procedures. They also witness demonstrations on how to deal with fire, first aid and rescues.
Mixture of shots. Featuring ladies and mens lawn tennis. General views of various friends and family of the film maker. Edinburgh University Medical Graduation 1934. Highland Show. Horse racing and jumping. The start of a winter hunt.
The various methods employed by the people of Kirkcaldy to raise money for the local hospital. Includes parades, fete, football match, wrestling match, horse riding, fishing, dancing and so on. Illustrates a range of colourful and inventive fundraising ideas.
Pageant Committee events in Kirkcaldy, 1935. Including a fancy dress Grand Jubilee cricket match (played with giant cricket bats!), a garden fete, pageant, boxing match, women's football match, running, beauty ball etc.
A record of the Brewis family wedding at Ardwell Church. Also includes footage of a party around a huge bonfire with dancing and bagpipe music.
Part I of an amateur adventure story concerning the theft of a government weapon. All the players are school boys. The lead boys, McCormack and MacIntosh, are lieutenants in the Army. Silent with frequent intertitles. [See also record 2 for shotlist of possibly the end reel of the adventure story concerning the theft of a new government weapon. The Lieutenant heroes are in 'Paris', and the impersonate a General in order to gain information. There is a car chase in this section. At the end there are some shots of all the players (?).]
Director, Graham Dudley Page. -- Credits: w. G D Spinney.
An amateur record of hovercraft production at Denny Hovercraft Ltd. at William Denny & Bros. Leven shipyard, Dumbarton.
ORDINATION AND INDUCTION OF JAMES DAVIDSON
The ordination and induction ceremony of James Davidson for the Easterhouse Baptist Church 1960. General views of the programme of events, the dignitaries and congregation. Footage of women making and setting out tea, sandwiches and scones.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING - EASTERHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH
Easterhouse Baptist Church Sunday School outing to Colzium Estate, Kilsyth. General views of the children walking along the street to go on the trip. General views of lots of red Irvine's double decker buses lined up at Easterhouse to collect the families. Lovely shots of the bus convoy driving along. General views of the games, races, and picnic - boxes of fizzy drinks being carried through the crowd.
EASTERHOUSE : A NEW VENTURE - OPENING DAY
General views of the children arriving at the (school?) building for church. General views of the children during the ceremony, then leaving the building as the adults arrive. The first Dedications to be performed in the Easterhouse Baptist Church.
General views of Easterhouse as the children walk to the buses for the outing to Strathaven. The convoy of buses, picnic area, games, and races. Tea, scotch pies and fizzy drinks are handed out to the children.
General views of Oban harbour taken from a yacht. Mostly shots of other yachts sailing in the bay. Lovely shot of passengers gathered on the quay to sail on the King George V. Trip around the isles on the Claymore. More shots of the sailing club.
General views of a major construction - featuring pipe lines and dam, 1940. Unidentified location.
A test model for the Glen Finglas Reservoir, Perthshire. Various water flow rates are shown.
Producer, The British Hydromechanics Research Association Film Unit . -- Credits: Hydraulic model tests have been carried out at the laboratories of the B.H.R.A. on the proposed spillway and outlet works for the Glen Finglas Reservoir in Perthshire. The work was undertaken on behalf of Messrs. Babtie, Shaw and Morton Consulting Engineers to the Corporation of Glasgow Water Department. This film, which has been retarded in speed (24:64) to give an approximately correct velocity scale, shows the hydraulic operation of the 1/20th scale model in it's final form. It is concluded that the operation of the full size structure should be satisfactory at the design flow of 3500 cusecs (1885 million gallons per day) and should give little trouble at flows up to twice this value..
FREEDOM OF LARGS CEREMONY GRANTED TO KING HAAKON VII OF NORWAY & FAMILY FILMS
Colour footage shows the granting of the Freedom of Largs to King Haakon VII of Norway. Close up of the Norwegian and British flags, and the official ceremony. Black and white section contains family scenes - men and women talking; sitting in a railway carriage; sitting with a baby.
DOWSING FOR WATER / WATER TANK INSPECTION (?
This film appears to document a man demonstrating water divining, using a rod and a 'ball on a thread' device. It goes on to show the Strome Ferry in operation. The final part of the film records what seems to be the work of a water purification / chemicals plant and finishes with views of Stornoway Airport.
LARGS' BB'S; SUNDAY SCHOOL; CURLING AT AYR
Selection of amateur footage. Large Boy's Brigade on parade, a Boy's Brigade display of gymnastics and first aid, a Sunday School Picnic at Flatt May 1940 including girls skipping, and finishing with footage of Largs curlers at Ayr ice rink. [mixture of colour and black and white footage]
An overview of life on a farm at Auchengarth near Skelmorlie, through the seasons spring to winter with all the attendant activities from potato planting to sheep dipping.
Credits: A FARM MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHED MAINLY AT AUCHENGARTH, SKELMORLIE..
SOMETHING OF THE WORK OF THE CLYDE LIGHTHOUSES TRUST
An in-depth look at the work of the Clyde Lighthouses Trust. A journey along the Clyde, stopping at the Cumbrae and Toward lighthouses, including the ruin of the original coal-fired tower on Little Cumbrae. Film documents the restoration and engineering work undertaken by the Trust; it also captures the social side of being a member of the Trust enjoying a trip 'doon the watter'. Lighthouses and vessels greet each other as they pass, by waving and dipping their flags.
Yachting races and Clyde scenes from the Clyde Fortnight, 1949. Features the Millport - Largs Scottish Islanders Yacht Race, races held by Royal Largs Yacht Club. Inlcudes beautiful shots of races taken from onboard one of the vessels.
Credits: Clyde Fortnight THE END RthC 1949 Largs .
CORPORATION OF GLASGOW : DALMARNOCK SEWAGE PURIFICATION WORKS - INAUGURATION CEREMONY
Inauguration ceremony of Dalmarnock sewage purification works by Lord Provost Jean Roberts. General views of construction on site.
Construction of the Loch Turret Dam. Water purification (ozonisation) processes at Loch Turret and Dumbarton. Features detailed shots of experiments conducted there.
Credits: Visits to the existing loch, to the Dam under Construction and the Pilot Ozonization Plant [At end credit initials appear] RMC [R M Cambell of Babtie, Shaw and Morton].
The wedding of Mr & Mrs Ritchie Campbell on 27th March 1945. Records guests arriving at Westbourne Church, Glasgow, exchange of rings, signing of the register, dinner dance and reception held at The Ruhl and brief shots of their honeymoon hotel in Harrogate.
The opening of Loch Turret Water Scheme by HRH Princess Alexandra the Right Hon. Mrs Angus Ogilvie, 9th May 1968. Includes good interior and outdoor shots of the Scheme and brief shots of Princess Alexandra's visit to some of the local houses serviced by the new water supply.
CRUISE ON THE LADY KILLARNEY AROUND THE WESTERN ISLES
A cruise around the Western Isles on the TSS Lady Killarney. General views of life on board and trips to shore. General views of the crew swinging the motor launch back to the ship after use.
A tour around Scotland's Gardens owned either privately or by the National Trust for Scotland. Includes gardens at Brodick ; Dawyck ; Inverewe ; Crathes Castle ; Tyninghame ; Pitmedden ; Falkland ; Earlshall ; Crarae Lodge.
Director, d.ph. & p. Norward Inglis ; Producer, Norward Inglis Film Production. -- Credits: p. Norward Inglis comm.s. Eric Robson All the gardens you have seen are open to the public. Crarae Lodge, Dawyck, Earlshall, Tyninghame are privately owned, details from Scotland's Garden's Scheme 26 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh 1. Brodick Castle, Crathes Castle, Falkland Palace, Inverewe, Pitmedden are properties of the National Trust for Scotland, 5 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh 2. The End.
LANDMARK / FILM EQUIPMENT / LOCH MOIDART
LANDMARK: Opening of Landmark visitor's centre, Carrbridge by the Duke of Edinburgh. General views of Prince Philip arriving by helicopter, interior shots of centre and exhibition, general views of Prince Philip walking around the nature trail. FILM EQUIPMENT: Close up of the different types of equipment needed on a shoot. All contained in a Ford camper van, with running water and gas stove to make a pot of tea. LOCH MOIDART: General views of people climbing on board a small boat called 'Jacobite', general views s of sealife such as birds, seals diving off rocks. General views of the wildlife around Loch Moidart.
Director, ph. Norward Inglis ; Producer, Norward Inglis Film Production. -- Credits: [comm.s. Norward Inglis].
The Queen Mother visits workshops operated by the Scottish National Institute for the War Blinded at Linburn. She meets many of the workers as well as those who run the Institute and is presented with straw back chairs made at Linburn before leaving.
Director, d.ph. Norward Inglis ; Producer, Norward Inglis Production. -- Credits: The Scottish National National Institution for the War Blinded. Film production by Norward Inglis. m. 'The Linburn Air' specially composed for Linburn by Sir Arthur Bliss, Master of the Queen's Music and played by the Military Band of the 1st Btn. Gordon Highlanders.
Extracts from a SAI Farm Management film promoting the use of the paddock system. The farm shown in detail is Commonside, Ayrshire. General footage of the farm operating under the paddock system, and how production has increased as a result.
[d. Norward Inglis]. -- Credits: commentary by David Metcalfe, SAI Farm Management Service SAI gratefully acknowledge the help and co-operation of Mr. Ian Mitchell in the production of this film SAI Farm Management.
General views of the of the last tram in Edinburgh as they process from depot at night. Includes shots of tram staff and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
Director, Norward Inglis ; Producer, Norward Inglis Film Production.
Amateur general views of Edinburgh, and a visit from the King of Norway. Wildlife shots of different birds and insects. General views of Tummel bridge. Beautiful shots of the Forth Rail Bridge, ending in a sunset. Shot of a film maker - possibly Mr Inglis himself. [both black and white and colour]
Director, ph. Norward Inglis ; Producer, Norward Inglis Film Production. -- Credits: [comm. s. Norward Inglis].
Witness the spectacle as men play an outdoor curling match at the Bonspeil on Carsebreck pond, Perthshire.
PATIENTS AT ABERDEEN SICK CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Various walking problems faced by patients at Aberdeen Sick Children's Hospital. Often, there are slow-motion, repeated shots and the children are sometimes not clothed / partly clothed in order to show the muscles and limbs at work. Includes shots of orthopaedic corrective surgery and its beneficial effects. The film ends on a more lighthearted note with hospital staff celebrate Christmas with Santa and his Sleigh and a silly dance by 'Rudolph' the reindeer.
HOSPITAL PHARMACISTS WORKING IN A LABORATORY AT ABERDEEN SICK CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
A pharmacist at work in the laboratory at Aberdeen Sick Children's Hospital. Features good shots of test tubes, bottles, and equipment as pharmacist carries out an experiment.
Film documenting one of the trips made by dentist John Cadden as he visits various Western Isles providing a dental service to the islanders. His boat was converted into a dental surgery. The film follows his journey from loading the vessel with supplies to the patients arriving and receiving dental treatment, as well as recording some of the leisure activities he and his family enjoy during the trip.
[filmed by Jack Coleman]. -- Credits: [ph. Jack Coleman].
The Black Isle Agricultural Show, Muir of Ord, 1968. Footage ranges from the serious business of farming (showing of animals, suppliers of agricultural machinery) to lighter aspects such as fairground entertainment and children's animal display.
Holiday tour of many Scottish towns and villages. Mostly general views of the beautiful scenery and brief shots of churches and the main streets of the towns. Places visited range from Gairloch, Inverewe Gardens and Corrieshalloch Gorge to Ullapool, Durness, Tain and Balmoral Castle.
Travel by ferries around parts of coastal Scotland including Newport-on-Tay, Leith, Edinburgh, North Berwick and a boat trip on the Firth of Clyde from Glasgow to Dunoon.
Various empty streets and exteriors of buildings in Glasgow, including Glasgow University and George Square, Sauchiehall Street and the partly constructed Anderston Cross Centre. There is also some brief footage of a model ship exhibition in the Kelvin Hall.
A detailed record of the extensive re-development of Motherwell 1960 - 1979. Comparing the streets as they once were, the film tracks demolition work in the town and the new build replacing them.
Following in detail the construction of the M74 Hamilton by-pass from site clearance to opening ceremony.
The Beatles in concert at the Caird Hall, Dundee in 1964. Brief shots of the support acts, including Mary Wells (who had recorded her No. 1 single, "My Guy" that year). Compere Bob Bain introduces the Fab Four, who are seen from the vantage point of the audience near the stage.
[filmed by David Crichton, Snr.]. -- Credits: [ed. David Crichton, Jnr.].
General views of the Glasgow Boy Scouts trip to Lourdes. Various views of the boys dressed in kilts and participating in the ceremony at Lourdes. Also brief view Scouts in London and Paris.
CONSTRUCTION OF TORR ACHILTY POWER STATION
Construction of the Torr Achilty Power Station and dam in Ross-shire during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
CORONATION 1953: A Pageant of Local History [BLAIRGOWRIE AND RATTRAY]
Blairgowrie and Rattray Coronation Day Parade and Pageant of Local History, 1953. Prior to general shots of the parade as it passes, there are very detailed intertitles offering historical background to the events and people portrayed.
Cine magazine feature on the launching of the liner "Queen Mary" from John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank, by King George V and Queen Mary. Intertitles throughout.
60th Anniversary celebrations of the 1st Bearsden Company of the Boys Brigade.
AFTER FIFTY YEARS: 1ST BEARSDEN COMPANY , THE BOYS' BRIGADE
Parade celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1st Bearsden Company Boys' Brigade. General views of the parade to celebrate the 75th anniversary.
General views of the Boys' Brigade waiting for and boarding a train and steamer to go to camp.
BOYS' BRIGADE 80th ANNIVERSARY CHURCH PARADE 1978 ; BOYS' BRIGADE 90th ANNIVERSARY CHURCH PARADE 1988: 1st Bearsden Company
General views of the march to the Church by current and previous members of the 1st Bearsden Company Boy's Brigade in 1978 and then in 1988.
Amateur film depicting a Boys Brigade march through Banff. Perhaps part of a Banff Gala day.
Documentary about the 'Scottish Galloping Horses' fairground carousel run by James Graham & Sons, showing the construction and dismantling process after a day's work in Greenock.
Director, Bert McCready ; Producer, Mac Movies.
Short documentary about the fishing industry in the East Neuk of Fife, including shots of the harbour and market at Pittenweem and interviews with local fishermen.
Director, Bert McCready ; Producer, Mac Movie.
A retired eighty-two year old fisherman from Pittenweem reminisces about his family and working life in the fishing industry.
A short documentary about the the annual Carnival at the SECC in Glasgow, with members of the SECC team describing behind-the-scenes preparation for the event.
Producer, Mac Movie. -- Credits: p. team Bert McCready, Tom F.P. Mackenzie, Tom F. Griffin ed. Bert McCready.
A short documentary about the running of the Strathspey Railway from Aviemore to Boat of Garten, including shots of the trains, stations and surrounding countryside.
CUTTY SARK TALL SHIPS RACE AT GREENOCK FROM 30TH JULY TO 2ND AUGUST 1999
Comprehensive coverage of the 1999 Tall Ships Race event at Greenock, including shots of the event and interviews with many of the organisers behind the scenes.
Producer, Tall Ships 99 Camcorder Group. -- Credits: p. team [additional to above] Hugh Connery, Inverclyde Camcorder Group, Largs Cine and Video Club, Cecil Spoors, Stewartry & District Camcorder Club, Jack Wardrop comm. s. Fred McNeil, John Chalmers ed. Bert McCready.
Amateur holiday film from various towns in Scotland and England, 1958 onwards.
SCOTTISH STUDENTS ON SCREEN 2002 : The Award Winners
Compilation of the award winning films from various categories of Scottish Students on Screen, 2002. Preceded by a montage of footage from the event itself with some talking heads featuring, for example, the Education Officer at Scottish Screen, various directors and actors.
Credits: Mr Grimby's Video Diary Grimby Neil Cammock Marlon Rich Wheater Presenter Katie Hill Chums Vig Bill Elliot live action cinematography Rob Fox ed. Rob Fox, Neil Jack key grip Bill Elliot Chums Vig design titles Peter Traynor, Neil Jack created and anim. by Peter Traynor m.w.& p. Neil Jack p.& mixed by Dave O'Neill thanks to Donald Holwill, Alan Mason, Neil Kempsill, Cormac O'Kane, Rachel Bevan-Baker, Peter Hynes, Louise Macfarlane, Matt Rochester special thanks to mum & dad w.d. & anim. Neil Jack Edinburgh College of Art 2001 Moving on between the lines (a wheel of life). a film by Joe Ross m. Stuart Fulford Under My Skin - voices of two artists a film by Sana Bilgrami [ecs] m. Keerthanam, Ragam Kedaram Thala Mishra Chappu by Muthu Swamy Deckshitar "Indian Summer" w. &p. by Phamic Gow stills Melanie Schollhammer p. Zain Bigrami, Sana Bilgrami with grateful thanks to Priya Sreekumar, Suhayl Saadi, Alina Mirza, Nadia Mirza Saadi, Melanie Schollhammer, Yi-Fang Lee, Elizabeth Harris, Roddy Simpson Eca, Point Conference Centre. a Ghungroo production 2002. Playstation Madness. a film by David Hamilton David Hamilton the victim Scot Sinclair the tormentor Wish. featuring Clare Cairns & Lynsie Crosbie cam.ass. Douglas Neilson sd.rec. Minka Jakerson sc. adv. Mags Corkery ed. & comp. Jeff Preager d. ph. Linda Wassberg p. Pavel Lopez w. & d. Ingvild Soderlind thanks to Caroline, Leon, Simon, Sam, Ditte, Colin, Gary, Roger, Alex, Dave, Jim. Napier University 2001. The Saint. Suntrap Productions & Phred Films present a film by Ditte Solgaard cast Robert Cavannah, Kathryn Cavannah and introducing Sam Finlayson w. Clark Dunn p. Rebecca Riley d. Ditte Solgaard ed. Adam Rowland m. composed & p. David Gilles sc. Ditte Solgaard sd.p. Michael Evans cam.ass. Adam Rowland cont. Stephania Buonajuti, Claudia Mann p.ass. Stefanos Pavlakis, Jeff 'Wode' Preager, Nick Gibbon, Gem Pope key grip Gordon Hamilton grips Jonny Elder, Gareth Wilson art.d. Annie Simpson-Elder costume des. Wynn McGuiness, Stephanie Parker make-up Clarissa Newnham period style advisor Wynn McGuiness cast Saint Robert Cavannah John Sam Finlayson Jude Kathryn Cavannah John (adult) Steve Crabb narr. Andre Byatt drinking pal David Duncan pub crowd Paul Bennett, Jonny Elder, Alan McGuiness, Angus Morrison, Wynn McGuiness, Lesley Bennett crowd outside toyshop Chelsea Elder, Claire Jeans, Haley Duncan, Tina Moskal-Guy, Zoe Moskal-Guy elderly couple Chris Hall, Jim Hall boys on beach Ross Currie, Christopher Grey, Jamie Ross, Jos Rylance-Murdoch thanks to Adam Elder, Dougie Fergusson, Sarah Finlayson, Lin Dalgleish, Nigel Smith, Michael Shea, John Elder, Stirling Stewart, Julie Martin at Kodak, Jon Wilson, the residents of the Old Granery, Roger & Gary, the Auld Hoose pub, Paper Flower, Penny Farthing, North Berwick Police Dept., East Lothian & Mid Lothian Council, Peckhams, Bonaly Dairy, Media Education, Zorin Industries, Napier University Dept. of Photography, Film & Television. Filmed on location in North Berwick A Suntrap and Phred Films collaboration 2001. .
A short animation using authentic Samurai painting techniques, in the classic Yoritimo style.
Director, Mark Holmes ; Producer, School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. -- Credits: © 2000 Mark Holmes Produced at the School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design.
SCOTTISH STUDENTS ON SCREEN : Films By Children & Young People. Screen Programme 2
Programme 2 of films by children and young people as part of Scottish Students on Screen, 2002. Featuring six films:- SOAPY'S REVENGE, THREE, FOOTBALL COLOURS, THE SPELL, KINDRED SPIRITS, HIDDEN and FINDERS KEEPERS.
Credits: Soapy's Revenge (credit) Pilton Video presents (ecs) you have been watching 'Soapy's Revenge' conceived, written, crewed, shot, designed acted & rough cut edited by the soapy Soutar production crew Hannah Cook, Ross Corrigan, Daniel Gold, Frances Hunter, Paul Lewis, Maxine Neal, Romany Neal, Chris Ortega Pilton Video Training & Production supervisors Peter Ross, Lorna Simpson script support Hugh Farrell office Eleanor Hill filmed entirely on location at Leith Academy Edinburgh p. funding City of Edinburgh Council, Go4It Summer Playscheme, 'First Light' National Lottery Film Council UK PV funding City of Edinburgh Council Arts Unit community Education ed. Assemble edited at Pilton Digital Dreamscape Hannah Cook, Ross Corrigan, Daniel Gold, Paul Lewis, Maxine Neal, Romany Neal add. v/over Daniel Gold Maxine & Romany special thanks to all the mums with wheels who made this additional work possible Pilton Video Post Production Computer Design & Spec. FX Graham Fitzpatrick Original Music & sd. FX Karl Mariner on-line ed. Graham Fitzpatrick Pizza p. Joel Venet A Pilton Video Production made with the support of the Film Council First light Initiative 2002 Three One Peter Royston, Laura Smith, Susan Woods, Thomas Small Two Tracey Altmann, Claire Reid, Nicola Muir, Janet Duncan Three Emma mcInally, Emma Preston, Laura Scott, Helen Angeil-Preece cost. Pam Bruce sd.track Paul 'Lefty' Wright exec p. Katrina McPherson, Simon Fildes, Mairi Thomas thanks to staff and public of Dundee Contemporary Arts, Sarah Derrick, Fiona Bond, Channel 6, Angus Digital Media Centre, Dundee Dance Partnership, Dundee College Dance Development Project funded by First Light, Scottish Screen, Dundee Contemporary Arts three 2001 Football Colours anim. Ruth Abraitis, Julie Agnew, Connor Ashwood, Fiona Ashwood, David Atkinson, Kit Atkinson, Joanne Baldwin, Stewart Brodie, Charlene Caldwell, Margaret-Anne Campbell, James Caskie, Sharon Cawley, John Collins, Joseph Cooper, Euan Donahue, Marice Donahue, Andy Duncan, Paddy Duncan, Joyce Finlay, Kieran Gail, Sara GallagherDean Giffin, Ryan Honeyman, Claire Hughes, Michael Hughes, Christopher Inglis, Claire Johnston, Aimi Kerr, John Kerr, Robert Kerr, Mark Ledingham, Ashley Loughrain, Kirsty McAllister, Claire McAuley, Cheryl McCann, Gerald McCann, Lisa McCarron, Margaret McNabb, Craig McWhannell, Ailidh Martin, Ricardo Mozzarella, Calum Nelson, Kevin Nolan, Joanne O'Neil, Sophe O'Shaugnessy, Fraser Pash, Shona Patterson, Mark Paterson, William Purcell, Ashley Rankin, Owen Rankin, Barry Rock, James Russell, Kevin Scott, Paul Short, Calum Stewart, Gillian Stewart, Margaret Anne Stewart, Rona Stewart, Jennifer Tanzill, Craig Walker, Stephanie Millrine, Tracey Wiseman, Alexander Wilson a big thank you to the groups who took part Boscoe juniors Family action Rogerfield & Easterhouse Junior jags Queens Park Supporters Association St. Josephs School, Faifley Ged O'Brien - Scottish Football Museum Robert Reid Evening Times, Daily Record, The Herald to the football clubs for their support Celtic Football Club Rangers Football Club Partick Thistle Football Club Queens Park Football Club and all of the individuals who helped make this film possible sd. Gerald Mair m. Ian MacMillan and his tartan band video artist Jane McInally film ed. Inigo Garrido project man. Aylsha de Laneroile p. Iain Piercy funded by the Arts Is Magic, The Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, Fast Forward Play, the Scottish Arts Council The Spell (Young People Speak Out) (led by Keith Bradley) (credits) Mark Baxter, Emilie Burt, Kenny Coles, Nicole Derighetti, Paul Hanson, Michelle Ganson, Robert Mackay, Leeann Steen special guest stars Sarah Weatheston, Dr Claire McLeod (ecs) Y.P.S.O. worker Keith Bradley Y.P.S.O. 2002 A Royal High Production Kindred Spirits (led by Peter Mackie Burns) this film was made by: Laura Crosbie, Mark Edmondson, Susie Robertson, Casandra Holder, Tabdish Daniel Dass, Nexhmedin Robeli, Jack Linden, Calum Macaskill d. Peter Mackie Burns ed. Jon Thomsom youth worker Pauline King thanks to Deborah Andrews a gmac summer schools 2001 project in partnership with The Glasgow Film Theatre funded by Glasgow City Council a GMAC production © GMAC 2001 Hidden (credits) Leonard Cheshire Scotland's Abilty Festival "ABLE to be" in collaboration with Edinburgh Filmhouse Baldragon Video group presents (ecs) Keir Lynch as Paul Dunn Heather McLean as Miss Watson Alexander Anderson as Colonel Charleston pupils Grant Cameron, Holly Jones, John Kennedy, Nadia Long, Ryan Ingles, Stacie Murdoch, Stacey Taylor, Lisa Williamson w. Ross Ferguson sc.dev. Jaimini Jethwa cam.op. Nathan Larg, Joe Rattray ed. Nathan Larg, Joe Rattray ass. Jaimini Jethwa d. Nathan Larg, Joe Rattray ass. Jaimini Jethwa drama worker Ashley Davidson film co-ord. Chika Edward-Inatimi thanks to Dundee Contemporary Arts, Mairi Thomas Angus Digital Media Centre, David Mudie Baldragon Academy Maths Department, Mr Gibb Asda Kirkton special thanks to David Tares, Disability Advisor Dyslexia Association This film was made entirely by young people script, camera, direct, edit, act This project was funded by Social Inclusion Partnership Fund ©2001 Finders Keepers (credits) Cat A productions in association with North Edinburgh Arts presents the Young Granton MovieMakers in.. (ecs) The Young Granton MovieMakers & Pilton Youth & Children's Project are : Coco Mark O'Rourke Dale Dale Kerr Gary Gary Fleming Craig Craig Nichol Dean Dean Loughton Neil Neil Sturgeon with the participation of: Jimmy Robertson...The Bandaged Guy Quince...Debuting Pony Subie Coleman...Mother Kenny Harper... Father William NcGregor...Limo Driver Alex Rankin...Streetwise Bouncer Jimmy Butler ...Thick Bouncer Mama Ruthir...Herself Harriet Hunter ...Lapdancer Bob Brown ...Broon d. Irvine Allan sc. Sinclair McLay From an original idea by Craig Nichol and The Young Granton MovieMakers cam. Steven Scott (PYCP) & Mark Raeburn second cam. Glenda Rome sd. Brian Johnstone boom Norman Rees stills Kristina Devlin pre-p. Young Granton MovieMakers p.man. Tariq Hussain ass. d. & co-p. Alexandra Clua exec.p. Martin Ayres & Irvine Allan Acknowledgements This film was made possible through the Film Council's First Light initiative managed by Hi8us First Light Ltd, based at the Custard Factory in Birmingham Catherine O'Shea ...Hi8us First Light Ltd Leigh Thomas ...Hi8us First Light Ltd Scott Donaldson ...Scottish Screen special thanks to Royston Wardieburn CommunityCentre Allan Hosie Subie Coleman Kenny Harper Stretched Out Limos (Edinburgh) The Bongo Club Dylan Black David McWhinnie Marie McGowan & Jackie Galloway at Cruise Margaret and Diana for the ponies Terry McAndrew Stephen Salter Mark Coady Alice Shannon Deborah Arnott The city of Edinburgh Council All the Native Walkers who appeared as Background artists in the movie A North Edinburgh Arts/Cat A Production aupported by the Lottery through the Film Council's First Light Initiative and Scottish Screen .
Promotional film on behalf of Dunoon & Cowal Tourist Board in the mid-1970s, highlighting the attractions of the town and its catchment area.
Director, ph. Bill Robertson ; Producer, West Coast Film Production. -- Credits: commentary Gordon Roddick sc. Frank Dougan ph. and ed. Bill Robertson .
MAY 16 - 17 1936 EXHIBITION LNER LOCOMOTIVES KIRKCALDY / UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA AT CRAIL / TRACK RELAYING
General views of L.N.E.R. locomotive exhibition in Kirkcaldy. Shots of steam locomotive "Union of South Africa" at platform at Crail station. General views of track maintenance.
WEDDING OF MR. D. SINCLAIR & MISS MARY McGEORGE, PAISLEY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1932
Wedding at Martyr's Church, Paisley, of Mary McGeorge (daughter Baillie McGeorge) to Daniel Sinclair, 16 February 1932. Begins with shots of the Sinclairs at 'Borva' and the bridal party in the garden of at 'Dunrod'.
BACKWATER DAM: Contract No.1 Diversion & Cut Off Works
The story of Babtie, Shaw and Morton' (civil engineers) first contract at the Backwater Dam project. Concentrates in detail on the diversion of water, and preparing the foundations, including the creation of a 'grout curtain'.
Director, Norman Brown, Dundee. -- Credits: Constructed for the Corporation of Dundee Consulting Civil Engineers Babtie, Shaw & Morton. London and Glasgow Main contractor Soil Mechanics Soletanche Ltd. London and Paris Sub contractor John Mowlem (Civil Engineering) Ltd. London.
A pensioners outing 'doon the watter'. They are seen a a railway station travelling to board the paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton. The camera largely concentrates on the faces of those in the group, however it is a nice record of this type of outing.
Producer, a 'Rosslie' Production by Cathness Brothers, Kirkcaldy, Fife.. -- Credits: Thanks are due and gratefully given to the CALEDONIAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY LIMITED for their courtesy and co-operation during the production of this film. .
The beginning of the film concerns an outing using Baxter's buses for a sports day. Different games and races are organised for the families. The second half of the film concerns children playing in what appears to be a residential home at Merrystone House. Finally, elderly people are seen in the grounds playing bowls.
Amateur film of a group of youths chasing another young man through run-down corners of the West-end of Glasgow, background to the action. It emerges towards the end that they are rushing to a Partick Thistle football match at Firhill. Firhill is represented in the film by Cathkin Park, ground of Third Lanark, a football club which ceased to exist shortly after the film was made (Partick were playing away on the day of filming)
[d. Guthrie Hutton]. -- Credits: [p. & lead runner Guthrie Hutton] [cameraman David Helme] [ed. & one of the 'chasers' Michael Foale] [Chasing runners - mainly office boys from the BBC].
Account, presented by first Principal Tom Cottrell, of the foundation and activities of the University of Stirling.
Producer, Eidos Films. -- Credits: comm.s. Bill Paterson .
Account of the foundation and early planning days of Stirling University featuring Professor Tom Cottrell, its first principal.
Director, John Gray ; Producer, BBC Film Unit, Scotland. -- Credits: nar. Principal Tom Cottrell, Paul Kermack dubbing mixer John Goodwin ed. Aileen Forsyth p. John Gray.
CHILDREN'S PARTIES / DANCES / RETIRED WORKERS DINNER
Different types of social events organised by Brown Bros. A dinner for retired workers, sports club dance, and children's parties.
BROWN BROS. SPORTS CLUB WORKS PICNIC AT BEVERIDGE PARK KIRKCALDY, 1959
A Brown Brothers Works Picnic at Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy in 1959. Beginning with the journey across the Forth Rail Bridge, the film captures the fun young and old had playing games, sports and picnicking on a sunny day.
Local school children enjoy a summer trip on the Brown Brothers' 'Second Snark' boat. They arrive by bus for a trip along the Forth, passing under the Road and Rail Bridges.
BOB'S DINNER 1963. BB'S FILM & FIRE DAMAGE
General views of the Brown Brothers factory, Edinburgh and the opening ceremony of the modernisation of the factory, unveiled y Lady Denny. Shots of the modernisations work - moving images and stills from a booklet detailing the modernisation with before and after shots. General views of fire damage done to the factory and the cleaning up and rebuilding work. [film is in three distinct parts]
RMS QUEEN MARY STEERING GEAR AND SERVO UNIT 2
Close ups, accompanied by detailed intertitles explaining the gear steering system during construction of the Queen Mary.
WATER TANK STABILISER TRIALS 1964. THE SECOND SNARK. A TIN SCREW VESSEL OF 50 TONS GROSS AND 75 FT LONG
Water Tank Stabiliser Trials on the "Second Snark". Includes general views of the ship in all weathers, and close ups of components such as power unit pumps, pendulum, wave simulator, gyro units, and water stabiliser tanks.
Princess Alexandra marks the opening ceremony of the Brown Brothers factory after the rebuilding had been completed from the fire on 4th April 1964.
General views of the the 'Second Snark' boat - possibly in Leith docks. Nice shots of the other vessels, some of which are in dry dock.
Reconstruction work on the Brown Brothers factory, Edinburgh in the aftermath of a fire.
Demolition work on the fire damaged factory at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh.
A mixture of footage featuring the 'Second Snark'. Research equipment is loaded on board - probably connected with Water Tank Stabiliser Trials, 1964.
Tests onboard the Second Snark showing the stabilising measures and the roll of the ship.
CALEDONIAN PRINCESS OB269 IN BROWN BROTHERS WORKS
Close ups and testing of the stabilising fin of the Caledonian Princess while in the workshop at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh.
Technically detailed film regarding work on ship stabilisers at Brown Brothers Works, Edinburgh. Colour section at the beginning from the 1960's - c/u of a stabilising fin in the factory workshop. B/W section from 1936 depicting a test on a stabilising fin in the factory.
Social events enjoyed by employees of Brown Brothers, Edinburgh - namely a Retiral Dinner for 'Bob' in 1965 [reels 1 - 2] and the Rosebank Sports Club Thirteenth Annual Dinner & Presentation of Championship Prizes [reel 3].
The Queen Mary out on a sea trial. Footage includes men, probably engineers from Brown Brothers & Co. standing on deck, and of a bi-plane circling overhead.
Close ups of the steering gear of the Queen Mary in Brown Brothers factory. [Please note duplicate footage is on ref. 6073]
Men, probably workers from Brown Brothers, enjoy a game of curling in the Alps.
Shots of the men in rowing boats, waiting by a bus. Lovely shots of the families of the the workmen at a station ready to go on the Brown Bros picnic to Beveridge park, Kirkcaldy.
This footage represents work by Brown Brothers & Co, Ltd. on aircraft. Ship's stabiliser fin. Details of the mechanism used for the aircraft catapult system.
Footage concerning the Queen Mary circa 1935. A model of the stabiliser is demonstrated. Brief shot of the steering equipment on the bridge. Views from the bridge during a sea trial.
The steering gear for the Queen Mary is demonstrated on the factory floor at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh. Various workers are filmed operating the system, and some women and children visitors. [please note different film to ref. 6309]
C'u of the Portobello pool waves, opening ceremony, and the pool in use. Quite nice shots of the pool in use.
A Naval Review is recorded in this film. Royal Navy ship decorated with flags. Women visitors on board watch an air display.
General views of motor racing on country roads. Possibly Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy (?) or somewhere in the Edinburgh area.
Home movie of family party during the Christmas or New Year festivities. Large number of people of all ages laugh, drink and joke as they celebrate together in their home.
Family home-movie of a Hogmanay / New Year house-party. General shots of people waving at camera, or sitting drinking at the table. The latter part of the film features people eating cakes and dancing.
Compilation of early trick films using various techniques 'to make the fantastic appear real'. Intertitles occur throughout.
LAYING OF FOUNDATION CEREMONY, ST. MONICA'S CHURCH, COATBRIDGE
The laying foundation ceremony for St. Monica's Church, Coatbridge. (8 mins)
OPENING OF ST. MONICA'S CHURCH, COATBRIDGE
The opening ceremony of St. Monica's Church, Coatbridge.
Amateur movie capturing on film some moments from various staff excursions of the Baxter's Bus Company, circa 1952 and 1954. Outings include Girvan in 1952, Largs in 1954, the Clyde estuary ferry, Rothesay sea front and Lochgilphead.
The manufacture of sluice valves at Glenfield and Kennedy Ltd., Kilmarnock. Traces their production from the design stage through casting, forging, and assembly, to subsequent testing. This film gives a clear overview of all the work carried out at Glenfield's. Glenfield's sluice valves were in high demand all over the world, and were used for many varied industrial processes: they're everywhere!
Director, John S. Abbott Jnr. M.B.K.S. ; Producer, Big Six Film Unit. -- Credits: technical supervision E. Bruce Ball Esq. ph. Alfred Kerntiff sd. C.W. Green A.M. Inst. B.E. m. de Wolfe nar. Lionel Marson devised and produced by Edward Cook.
Intertitles and still photos describing the progression of Baxter's bus services and fleet followed by general views of Glasgow trams and Baxter's buses in service throughout the Lanarkshire and Glasgow area.
THIRD STAGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE USE OF THE HOLLOW SECTION FOR STRUCTURAL PURPOSES, the
Depicts the application of Tubewrights steel tubes in marine structural purposes. We see tubular construction on the banks of the Mersey, at Folkstone, and in the Persian Gulf. Additionally, features brief scenes in Tubewright's Glasgow factory at Tollcross, depicting the manufacture of steel spheres from a mould.
Director, John S. Green ; Producer, Ace Films. -- Credits: cam. John Miller, Mike Nunn, Ken Gordon sc. Douglas Dale voice. Frank Phillips p. Frank Green Ecs Information on this whole subject is available from Stewarts And Lloyds Advisory Service For Tubular Structures, 25 Buckingham Gate, London. Copyright 1962 Stewarts And Lloyds Glasgow Birmingham London.
WORLD'S FIRST COAL BORING TOWER - ONE OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF TUBEWRIGHTS LTD., the
This film describes the manufacture, construction and subsequent launch of a coal boring rig. Construction took place on the banks of the River Forth, near the Rail Bridge.
Producer, Ace Film . -- Credits: ph. John Miller, Pete Cartwright, Leo Waller sc. Douglas Dale voice. Frank Phillips p. manager John S. Green p. Frank Green copyright 1955 Stewarts and Lloyds Limited Glasgow-Birmingham-London.
General views housing (exterior), street scenes, and surrounding landscape of Bothwellhaugh. Most scenes devoid of people.
General views of formal procession from Paisley College of Technology to a church, in memorial of the theologian and educationalist John Witherspoon. The men in procession wear gowns and are led by two men carrying maces.
Amateur family home-movie depicting family holidays, parties (including Christmas), and events circa 1951 - 1952. [The family in question are the Baxters, of "Baxter's Bus Services", Coatbridge]
PAISLEY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY OPEN DAY 1967
General views Paisley College of Technology Open Day held on June 15th - 17th, 1967. We see exterior and interior shots of college as school pupils arrive and are shown around various laboratories.
The process of transferring iron ore from ships docked at General Terminus Quay on the Clyde, and at Hunterston, on the Firth of Clyde. The ore was destined for use in steelworks and shipbuilding yards.
Director, Frank Black ; Producer, Tubes Division Film Unit . -- Credits: ph. John Clarke w. Frank Black A Tubes Division Film Unit Production for BSC Archives .
A three minute computer simulation of the proposed new mobile cinema for the Highlands and Islands, showing exterior and interior views.
BEACH SCENES / FISHING BOATS / GLASGOW TRAMS / FORTH ROAD BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION / OBAN GAMES
A fairly disordered compilation of various amateur home-movie footage, featuring domestic scenes, a family trip to beach in summer, fishing scenes, last day of the trams in Glasgow, more fishing boats, the Forth Road Bridge under construction, the Queensferry ferry in operation, a pipe band marching through Oban streets followed by procession of floats. General views over Oban waterfront.
Fort George, Inverness, Culloden, Loch Ness, Spean Bridge, Easdale sunset
Amateur home-movie of various places in the Highlands of Scotland. Featuring Fort George, fishing scenes, Inverness, blackhouses, scenics Culloden Moor and Glen Coe and finishing with footage of the 'Locheil' ferry in the Inner Hebrides.
Amateur family leisure film, taking in Queen Street Station in Glasgow through Loch Lomond to Edinburgh castle.
Long shot general views of commercial aircraft on runway at an what seems to be Prestwick airport in Scotland. Brief general views inside airport. Cuts to general views over Loch Fyne and brief street scene of Inverary.
Made by the Church of Scotland's Committee on Social Service, this film illustrates the Church's various child care and orphanage centres throughout Scotland.
Credits: p. Lewis L.L. Cameron and Ronald Hunston.
MODERATOR!: A News Reel Impression of a Moderator's Year
Newsreel overview of a Church of Scotland Moderator's Year, which involves travel throughout Scotland and abroad. The Moderator featured in this film is Archibald Watt DD STM (parish of Edzell and Lethnot)
Producer, Home Board Audio-Visual Unit. -- Credits: made for The Press, Publicity & Information Office of the Church of Scotland commentary Glen Gibson.
ROYAL VISIT TO BANFFSHIRE 4th AUGUST 1961
Amateur film of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit to Banff on the 4th August 1961.
PRESENTING A SELECTION OF LOCAL SUBJECTS: Chalmers Hospital Centenary 1961; Ladysbridge Hospital Opening Ceremony 1966
General views of Chalmers Hospital Centenary, 1961. Procession through the streets of Banff. Opening ceremony of Ladysbridge Hospital, 1966.
Compilation of amateur film documenting important Banffshire events. First, the demolition of a pipe foundry c. 1976, cut with older black and white footage of the working factory. The second part records the Whitehills lifeboat naming ceremony, marked by a short sea trip with local dignitaries.
FAREWELL TO BANFF - TILLYNAUGHT TRAIN 1964
Amateur film documenting the last journey made by the Banff to Tillynaught steam train in 1964. Includes passing through a level crossing and Ladysbridge Station.
Continual shots for thity-five minutes of various demolition jobs in Banff, including Banff prison, houses, shops, walls, and other structures, all reduced to rubble by bulldozer.
Records some of the student activities at Callander Park College, a teacher training college that closed in the early 1980s. General views female students activities including ski instruction, a hike from Glenmore Lodge, camping in the woods and canoeing on a loch.
Details the process of "bath dressing" on the factory floor of a bath manufacturer's (Cockburn's & Co. of Falkirk?). Intertitles describe the action throughout. Uses time lapse photography to illustrate the meticulous process performed by the workers.
Producer, Aso Film. -- Credits: An ASO Film [Anne Shaw Organisation].
Made by M. Cockburn & Co. Ltd., Falkirk, this film depicts the process of bath making, from the office to the drawing room to the foundry. Features shots of process on the factory floor through quality control, to export and range. [Intertitles describe the action throughout.]
CONSTRUCTION OF DUMFRIES ACADEMY EXTENSION 1963-1964
Film documenting the construction of the Dumfries Academy extension, 1963 - 1964. From architectural plans to many shots of work commencing at the construction site, eventually, the building takes shape.
A two part television documentary detailing the history and repercussions of the Highland Clearances.
Director, Patrick Boyle ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presenter Fulton Mackay w. Eric Cregeen, Patrick Boyle research Moira Allison, Bob Duncan p. ass. June Laurie songs from 'Run Down' performed by the children of Farr Secondary School m. John Barlow Gaelic singer Ishabel MacDonald camera Harry Bridges ass. camera Kelvin Gray sd. Clive Wood dubbing Tim Amyes film ed. Pat Doherty ass. film ed. Fergus Mackinnon [Filming dates April - May 1979].
A STEP TOO FAR! / BULLY BULLY / BALLISTIC / the making of BULLY BULLY and BALLISTIC
These short video productions were devised, crewed and starred young people from community projects across Aberdeen.
Producer, CAT A Productions. -- Credits: [A STEP TOO FAR] The following film was shot and edited in just one week, during the Aberdeen Alternative Festival 1998. It was devised, written, performed and crewed by a group of ten 13 to 14 year old girls: members of the cities [sic] Fersands & Fountain, and Printfield Community Projects. The film, an Aberdeen Arts Development Team initiative, was made possible by funding granted by The Great Northern Partnership. Fersands and Fountain Community Project and Printfield Community Project with support from the Aberdeen Arts Development Team present Sandy Emma Russell; Kerry Shirree Smith; Carol Natasha Kilpatrick; Vicky Marie Skene; Natalie Michelle Gunn; Melissa Gemma McCulloch; Julie Claire Rennie; Sarah Alison Dalgarno; Diane Stacey Hall camera Cindy McKirdy camera assistants Michelle Gunn, Gemma McCulloch sd. Alison Dalgarno, Claire Rennie, Marie Skene, Natasha Kilpatrick, Shirree Smith, Stacey Hall devised and w. by members of the group collated and facilitated by Steve Webb camera tutor Mark Raeburn sd. tutor Ron Bird m. Jeep ed. Murray Dawson & Mark Raeburn p. and d. Murray Dawson thanks to Margaret Lawrence & Mark Lovie (Fersands & Fountain Community Project) & Rosie Marshall (catering) funded by The Great Northern Partnership, Aberdeen City Council Arts and Recreation Department [BULLY BULLY] Fersands and Fountain Community Project with Printfield Community Project and CAT A Productions present Shaz Marie Skene; Wifie Skene Christine Annand; Shaz's Dad Murray Dawson; Friend Gemma McCulloch; Gerri Vicky Bowman; Gemma Natasha Kilpatrick; Girls on Rollerskates; Jerry Adams Rhea Young camera Emma Duncan sd. Gemma McCulloch, Alison Dalgarno w. Amanda Russell screenplay Steve Webb ed. Gerry Clark d. Natasha Kilpatrick and Irvine Allan exec. p. Annie George p. Murray Dawson Special thanks to Woodeside Community Centre, Fersands & Fountain Project, Kittybrewster Primary School, St. Machar Academy - Derek Thomson Produced in association with Aberdeen Video Access and Aberdeen City Council Arts Development Team The Great Northern Project, Aberdeen City Council Arts and Recreation Department [BALLISTIC] Tilly Youth Project and CAT A Productions present BALLISTIC Sally Mairi Jo Gowers; Kim Sarah Garden; Mike Russell Kidd; Sally's Ma Donna Morrison; Sally's Da Steve Webb; Band - Rococo Pod Lead vocals Yoann Buisson; Guitar / Harmonica Euan Bruce; Bass Innes Campbell; Drums Vinnie Farmahan; Keyboard Dougal Quinn; Oboe Gill Tait sc. devised and developed by members of the Tilly Youth Project collated and facilitated by Steve Webb camera Linsey Hutcheon Soup Dragon Ron Bird Best Girl Susan Thoms Best Pee Nichola Walker sd. Donna Bowman, Lianne Breen, Lisa King, Debi Norris Thanks to Abbey at the Broadsword Bar locations Donna Bowman ed. Gerry Clark d. Irvine Allan camera tutor Peter Anderson sd. tutor Mark Raeburn exec. p. Annie George p. Murray Dawson produced in association with Aberdeen Video Access and Aberdeen City Council Arts Development Team; The Great Northern Partnership [THE MAKING OF BULLY BULLY AND BALLISTIC] an Aberdeen Video Access Production camera Brian Keeley, Murray Dawson additinal material from the out-takes of BULLY BULLY and BALLISTIC m. Rococo Pod with their kind permission.
An experimental piece of video art, Storming Bodies is exploring the human body in electronic space, where memories, dreams and thoughts become integrated in past, present and future. With dancers from Su-En Butoh Company. Negative and postive images of a half naked female body appear, intercut with abstract sweeps of colour. Accompanied by a soundtrack of percussive and sampled musical effects.
Credits: with Su-En Butoh Company video Eva Sjuve audio Eva Sjuve Copyright 1997 Eva Sjuve.
Made at the Aberdeen Arts Centre for the Aberdeen Arts Carnival, August 1997, this video features a compilation of short monologues written and performed by young people aged 12 - 16, covering topics of relevance to adolescents.
Producer, Aberdeen Arts Centre / Aberdeen Video Access Production. -- Credits: w. and performed by Rachael Morrison, Sarah Jones, Patrick Emerson, Evonne Cruickshank, Jessica Walter, Leona Martin, Nicola Wright, Amy Leport, Kate Kenyon, Katie Booth drama d. Tima West video p. / ed. Brian Keeley An Aberdeen Video Access Production Reel Lives was produced at Aberdeen Arts Centre for Aberdeen Arts Carnival August 1997 Aberdeen City Council .
ABERDEEN FOYER: Helping Young People Achieve Independence
Aberdeen Foyer provides accommodation, support and training for young people who are homeless and requiring support with regard to gaining employment. This video explores the huge range of activities undertaken at the foyer, how the Foyer promotes itself, making money that is channelled back to the vital work it does, and lets those associated with the Foyer speak about their work.
Producer, Peacock Visual Arts . -- Credits: All young people need a home, support and a spring board into independent living, learning and work. Some don't have it. Aberdeen Foyer helps fill the gap. For Neil with love Many thanks to Chris, Kandy & Keeley, Nicola, Mike, Neil, Kenny, Janice, Susan & Bill. All the staff & tenants at the Foyer. Mr. Ian Brown & Crew. camera Mike, Neil, Kenny, Adam Proctor, Janice Curless sd. Mike, Neil, Kenny, Bill Mearns, Mark McCracken, Adam Proctor, Janice Curless ed. Adam Proctor m. Fall Break by Aim p. Adam Proctor, Peacock Visual Arts Ltd. for Aberdeen Foyer To learn more about Aberdeen Foyer, and to find out how you can help why not give us a call on 01224 212924 or e-mail us at info@aberdeen-foyer.freeserve.co.uk.
UP THE PUMPHY: The Story of Pumpherston Juniors Football Club
This documentary briefly touches on the history of Pumpherston Junior Football Club and the role of junior football in Scotland. It also shows the re-establishment of Pumpherston Juniors since 1990 and features many of the key people involved in building the club back to it's former glory by reaching the First Division.
Director, Joanna Matthews ; Producer, Edinburgh Video Training Company . -- Credits: featuring Tom Johnstone, James O'Hagan, Billy Rogers, Dave Splatt, Mary Miller, Derek Millar, Steve Pittman, Walter Boyd, Derek Halcrow, Jill Lloyd, Fiona Renton, Harry Fairley, Robert Rogers, Winifred Martin Thanks to Hampden Football Museum, Pumpherston Juniors Committee, Pumpherston Juniors Players, Bonnybridge Players, Sybil Cavenagh, Allen Bryce, Cawburn Inn, Pumpherston Bowling Club, Adam Manson Butchers & Bakers, Jayne Downie, Kay Sheridan, Tom Peden, Tom Fry, Scottish Screen Archive, Pilton Video Trainers research / production Rona Hunter camera / sd. Iain Forsyth ed. Mel Hamilton sd. dub John Cobban Crew camera Connar McLean sd. / ed. Gavin Fryer p. Joanna Matthews Copyright EVTC 2002 Project funded by the Community Fund.
TAYSIDE REGIONAL COUNCIL COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMERCIAL
Short promotional video commercial for community education scheme in established in Dundee. Depicts different age groups taking part in activities such as art classes, drama, games (draughts, table tennis), computing, reading, and a playgroup.
Producer, LBV Television. -- Credits: Tayside Regional Council.
Wide selection of short films entered in the Galloway Video Challenge 2002. Competitors - who range from semi-professionals to enthusiastic amateurs - have 24 hours to make their film, with an additional 12 hours allowed for editing. Material ranges from the inventive to the conventional and covers humorous, emotive, weird and dramatic topics.
Credits: [ecs to No Face] The Masked Man Lance Phillips; The Girl Laura Binnie; Announcer Graeme Campbell ed. Laura Binnie; sd. Jim Leighton; p. ass. Cameron Robson; sc. Graeme Campbell, Laura Binnie; camera and d. Graeme Campbell. Thanks to Craig Nicholson (Hollows Mill Farm), Margaret Henderson (Eskidale Community Shop), Daniel Scott, Saikou Jammeh, Hannah Ireland. A Fife Film & Video Workshop Production 2002 [opening credits to Apocolypse Cow] Staring, Maevis Moon. A Beloved Rock Production [opening credit to Death of Conversation] A Breaking point production [ecs to Death of Conversation] Dave David Weir Kerri Karen McGowan m. 'Epitaph (Part 2)' and 'Pacific Blues' The 64's (Copyright 2002) camera and sd. Joanna MacIntyre ed., w. and d. Alan McGowan made in association with the University of Paisley special thanks to CLT. A Breaking Point Production Copyright 2002 [opening credits to A Wee Dram] Nimmo Productions presents a film by Colin Watson [ecs to A Wee Dram] Changing Times Slainte Mhor with special thanks to Bladenoch Distillery The Galloway Inn & Patrons, The Watsons & The Butlers [opening credits to Compensation] a film by Donald Cumming [ecs to Compensation] [cast list unintelligible] special thanks to Arnold Clark, Duke of Buccleuch [ecs to Reflections] d. and camera Kerry Mullaney; Samantha Jane Mayfield as Young Woman; Michael Charleon as Young Man; John Glover Mullaney as The Thief [opening credits to The Great Unknown] The Kite devised by Alison Down; Introducing John Merrill [ecs to HOW TO COOK A BURGER] d. Ian Snell, John Hoskins; camera Iain Snell, John Hoskins, Ewan MCGergor; Iain (naked guy), John (cuisine engineer); Ewan (Hampster Dancer); Iain (Burger muncher) [opening credits to BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH] Filmed in and around Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland; m. composed arranged and recorded by James McInally. Video Challenge 2002 [ecs BELLA GREEN LOCAL ARTIST] camera Louisa MacDonald, Pollyanna Cheung, sd. Koren Calder; p. and d. Eleanor Darroch. A Stevanson College Production for the Galloway Video Challenge 2002 [ecs to THE BIG RACE] cast Pig Nic Clark; cow Nat the Bat; Sheep Koren Calder; Random Man Bobert; Sheep sheep; crew best boy Pete Warwick, runners Pollyanna Cheung, Alayne Stuart, p. man. Gail Frater; camera Mark Dailly; ass. d. Gerard Hesketh; d. Louisa MacDonald; original score composed by Gerard Hesketh; performed by Many Hands a Stevanson College Production for Galloway Video Challenge 2002 [ecs to CUT] actors Nic Clark, Mark Dailly, Julie MacLeod, Pete Warwick, Gail Frater, Gerard Hesketh, Natalie Quinn; camera Gerard Hesketh, Mark Dailly, Chris Warwick; d. Pollyanna Cheung; m. Gerard Hesketh; many thanks to Gail Frate, Adam Stuart; filmed in Tanlawhill Estate; A Stevenson College production for the Galloway Video Challenge 2002 [opening credits to HEFTING] by Bettina Sebok, Matt Zarb, Charles Holroyd and Sonja Maioli [ecs to HEFTING] Matt Zarb as Christopher; crew Sonja Moioli, Charles Holyroyd, Bettina Sebek; thanks to Stuart Fisher [ecs to A LONG 24 HOURS] filmed and ed. Noel Jones; Thanks to Elaine, John, Alison & Oli .
David Puttnam discusses at some length his career and film craft with an with audience of schoolchildren.
Producer, Transworld Television. -- Credits: with thanks to David Puttnam and the pupils and staff of Trinity, Stonelaw, Hyndland, Cathkin, Ashcraig and Victoria Drive Schools film clips by courtesy of Goldcrest Films and Television, Enigma Productions, Twentieth Century Fox, Rank Films, Warner Bros. additional assistance Scottish Television, Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison June Mitchell, Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region; Paula Visocchi, Glasgow Film Theatre. graphics Allan Broom Facilities shot on location at Trinity High School, Cambuslang by Transworld Television Productions p. Eddie Dick The Strathclyde Tapes are a Strathclyde Regional Council and Scottish Film Council Presentation .
VISIT TO MOTHERWELL BY HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER
Visit to Anderson Strathclyde's Motherwell mining machine factory by Hungarian Prime Minister.
VISIT TO MOTHERWELL BY POLISH MINISTER FOR COAL
Visit to Anderson Strathclyde's Motherwell mining machine factory by the Polish Minister for Coal.
Overview of different operational divisions and their responsibilities within Anderson Strathclyde.
Technical overview of Electra 550 shearer in compatibility trials at Motherwell factory.
Technically in-depth description and demonstration of supportless mining system under development.
The Chinese Prime Minister and his delegation visit the Motherwell factory of Anderson Strathclyde [unedited footage].
Unedited footage of men at work in Anderson Strathclyde's large factory in East Kilbride. Includes shots of men welding mining machinery.
Slickly edited corporate video giving a brief overview of the scope of Anderson Strathclyde's operations throughout the world.
The Anderson AM 500 longwall shearer. Demonstration of it in factory and footage of it in action.
Promotion of Anderson roadheaders in Underground extension to Heathrow.
Credits: Anderson Strathclyde Limited Industrial Sales Division. Acknowledgements: London Transport Executive, Sir William Halcrow and Partners, John Mowlem and Company Limited, R.L.Priestley Limited.
Promotional video explaining the opportunities in modern engineering offered at Anderson Strathclyde. These range from jobs and training for craft apprentices, technicians, business technicians, undergraduates and graduates.
Producer, [p.c. Michael Cox Electronics (?)]. -- Credits: [Michael Cox Electronics Ltd. written at bottom of intro. edit screen] For more information contact: Anderson Strathclyde PLC, PO Box 9, Motherwell, ML1 1SN. Tel 0698 66222.
Bill Forsyth discusses at some length his career and film craft with an audience of schoolchildren. He talks about the filmmaking process, themes and representations in his films and the prospect of Scotland attaining its own 'film industry'. [Part of a series called 'The Strathclyde Tapes' designed to inform young people about a career in the media].
Producer, Transworld Television. -- Credits: with thanks to Bill Forsyth and the pupils and staffs of Paisley Grammar, Mearns Castle High, Trinity High, St. Ninian's High, Eastwood High and Wellington Academy schools shot on location at Mearns Castle High School, Newton Mearns film clips courtesy of Goldcrest Films and Television, Enigma Productions, Twentieth Century Fox, The Samuel Goldwyn Company, Columbia Pictures Corporation additional assistance British Film Institute, Scottish Television, Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison Angela McEwan; Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region; Paul Visocchi, Glasgow Film Theatre graphics Allan Broom Facilities recorded and ed. Transworld Television p. Eddie Dick The Strathclyde Tapes are a Strathclyde Regional Council and Scottish Film Council Presentation.
Richard Attenborough discusses at some length his career and film craft with an with audience of schoolchildren.
Producer, TV Media Services. -- Credits: with thanks to Richard Attenborough and the pupils and staffs of Belmont Academy, Prestwick Academy, Irvine Academy and Stewarton Academy. shot on location at Stewarton Academy, Ayrshire film clips courtesy of Pinewood Movie Acquisition Film Library, Twentieth Century Fox, RCA Columbia, United International Pictures/MCA International, Guild Film Distribution additional assistance Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison Sheila Hughes, Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region; Paula Visocchi, Glasow Film Theatre recorded and ed. TV Media Services The Strathclyde Tapes are a Scottish Regional Council and Scottish Film Council Presentation .
In responses to questions posed by an audience of schoolchildren, Peter Brook discusses his career in the theatre and the work at his centre for Experimental Theatre in Paris.
Producer, TV Media Services. -- Credits: with thanks to Peter Brook and the pupils and staff of Holyrood Secondary, Lourdes Secondary and the members of Toonspeak Theatre Company and Birds of Paradise shot on location at Tramway add. assistance Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison Strathclyde Region Ronnie Mackie, Fiona Bryce, Brenda Carson and Paula Visocchi Glasgow Film Theatre recorded and ed. TV Media Services.
In responses to questions posed by an audience of schoolchildren, Jonathan Miller discusses in detail his career in theatre and television and his recent production of the St. Matthew Passion at the Tramway. [Part of a series called 'The Strathclyde Tapes' designed to inform young people about a career in the media].
Producer, TV Media Services. -- Credits: with thanks to Jonathan Miller and members of Strathclyde Theatre for Youth and Opera West's Ayrshire Voices shot on location at Tramway, Glasgow educational liaison Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region and Paula Visocchi, Glasgow Film Theatre recorded and ed. TVMS.
In responses to questions posed by an audience of schoolchildren, Paddy Higson explains the ups and downs of a career in film and television production, covering such issues as censorship, financial management, gender balance and advertising. [Part of a series called 'The Strathclyde Tapes' designed to inform young people about a career in the media].
Producer, TV Media Services. -- Credits: with thanks to Paddy Higson and the pupils and staffs of Strathaven Academy and St. Bride's High School shot on location at RSAMD, Glasgow Encounters and Cardiac Arrest clips courtesy of BBC Scotland Silent Scream clip courtesy of BFI Production add. assistance Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region and Paula Visocchi, Scottish Film Council recorded and ed. TVMS The Strathclyde Tapes are a Strathclyde Regional Council and Scottish Film Council Presentation.
In responses to questions posed by an audience of schoolchildren, Alan Sharp describes his career as a screenwriter and the film and television industry in general.
Producer, TV Media Services. -- Credits: with thanks to Alan Sharp and the pupils and staffs of Greenock High, Trinity High, Refrew, Mearns Castle High School, Paisley Grammar and Eastwood High, Wellington Academy, Greenock, Gleniffer High, Paisley, St. Ninian's High, Giffnock shot on location at Greenock High School add. assistance Glasgow Film Theatre educational liaison Ron Mackie, Strathclyde Region and Paula Visocchi, Glasgow Film Theatre recorded and ed. TVMS The Strathclyde Tapes are a Strathclyde Regional Council and Scottish Film Council Presentation.
Parades and celebrations in the town of Glenboig, Lanarkshire to mark the coronation of King George VI on Friday 14th May, 1937. Ex-servicemen, VIP dignitaries, schoolchildren and youth organisations take part in the formal proceedings.
Following her boyfriend's suicide, supermarket clerk Morvern Callar passes off his unpublished novel as her own. With the money from the novel's advance, she leaves Scotland for Ibiza with her closest friend. The journey prompts a series of internal and external transformations for Morvern - ones which bring to light her experiences of grief, memory, freedom and desire.
Director, Lynne Ramsay ; Producer, [p.c. Company Pictures]. -- Credits: Alliance Atlantis and BBC Films presents in association with Film Council, Scottish Screen and Glasgow Film Fund a Company Pictures production w. Lynne Ramsay, Liana Dognini p. Robyn Slovo, Charles Pattinson, George Faber Based on the novl "Morvern Callar" by Alan Warner exec. p. Andras Hamori, Seaton McLean, David M. Thomson, Barbara McKissack exec. p. for Glasgow Film Fund Lenny Crooks line p. Ronaldo Vasconcellios d. ph. Alwin H. Kuchler ed. Lucia Zucchetti p. designer Jane Morton sd. mixer Richard Flynn sd. designer Paul Davies music supervisor Andrew Cannon, Maggie Bazin costume designer Saraj Blienkinsop make-up designer Trefor Proud casting d. Des Hamilton [Cast Morvern Callar MORTON, Samantha Lanna McDERMOTT, Kathleen boy in room 1022 BURCHELL, Raife Patrick Dazzer CADAN, Dan Tequila Sheila CALDER, Carolyn welcoming courier CARDWELL, Steven guy with hat's mate DICK, Bryan gypsy taxi driver CARRETTE, El overdose FLANNIGAN, Andrew Him HAMILTON, Des sick girl/bikini girl KARLSVIK, Mette green boy 1 KNOWLES, Andrew Red Hanna McHARDY, Duncan Couris Jean MILTON, Ruby guy with hat POPPLEWELL, Paul Rick, the American courier RICHTER, Mischa swimming pool courier ROCCO, Vito Dave SCHOFIELD, Danny green boy 2 TOWNEND, Matthew Creeping Jesus TOWNLEY, Andrew Spanish mother VAZQUEZ, Yolanda Susan WELLS, Dolly Tom Boddington WILSON, Jim] [art d. Philip Barber (II) costume design Sarah Blenkinsop p. man. Alex Sutherland (I) ass. d. Michael Elliott (II), Mark Fenn third ass. d. (Spain) Anthony Wilcox sound rerecording mixer Tim Alban adr mixer Gerard Roche sd. rec. (second unit) Stuart Wilson (IV) visual effects supervisor Simon Frame p. co-ordinator James Biddle projectionist Colin Bishop (Mr. Youngs Preview Theatre) additional focus puller Lewis Buchan m. supervisor Andrew Cannon negative cutter Mike Fraser rushes transfer Mike Fraser business affairs, Company Pictures Willow Grylls ass. coordinator, Spain (as Silvia González) Silvia Gómez (IV) location man. Ben Hepworth ass. coordinator, UK Alex Jenkins gaffer Andy Long ass. coordinator, London Mark Niemierko casting, Spain Zeynep Santiroglu ass. location man. Aurelia Thomas camera operator Thomas Townend d. ph. (second unit) Thomas Townend] Developed by BBC Scotland. Funded by the National Lottery through Film Council and Scottish Screen Filmed on location in Oban, Scotland and in the Province of Almeira (?), Spain.
An early advertisement for Dewar's White Label Whisky.
Beautifully shot tour around Oban, Inverary, Iona, and Seil Island.
A promotional film about the Single and Twin Prestwick Pioneer aircraft.
Producer, [p.c. British Movietone News].
A promotional video outlining the work of the publishing house, D. C. Thomson in Dundee.
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: Michael Thomson Interview and Demonstration of John Compton Organ
Rushes of an interview with Michael Thomson, who talks about and demonstrates the John Compton theatre organ, and describes how it was used in cinema presentations.
Credits: [series p. May Miller cam. Des O'Hare sd. Jim Reswich res. Pauline Law].
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: Mr. Jessiman Interview, Capitol Cinema, Aberdeen, Michael Thomson Interview and Demonstration of John Compton Organ
Audio rushes of an interview with Mr. Jessiman, manager of the Capitol Cinema, Aberdeen. Followed by rushes of interview with Michael Thomson, who talks about and demonstrates the John Compton theatre organ.
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: The Douglas Brothers, Projectionists at the Odeon, Glasgow
Rushes of interviews with the Douglas Brothers inside the projection room at the Odeon Cinema, Renfield Street, Glasgow.
RIVERS AND TIDES: Andy Goldsworthy Working With Time
Portrait of Andy Goldsworthy, an artist whose speciality is ephemeral sculptures made from elements of nature.
Director, Thomas Riedelsheimer ; Producer, Mediopolis Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH with Skyline Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: [m. Fred Frith performed by Fred Frith, Wolfgang Stryi, Karoline Höfler, Bernd Settelmeyer camera ass. Dieter Stürmer location sd. Jane Porter (Canada), Colin Hood (Scotland), Brian Howell (Scotland), Pepe Kristl (France), Thomas Schwarz (USA) location manager Mark Austin (Canada/Kanada), Dave Tarvit (Scotland/Schottland) final cut assistant Dunja Campregher negative ed. Ilona Demuth colourtimer Jörg Eybl m. mix Peter Hardt sd ed. Marilyn Jansen sd mix Tom Dokoupil p. ass. Ellen Bickmeier, Caroline Foellmer, Judith Anderson Technical Supervisor Matthias Behrens p. man. Jörg Rothe Commissioning Ed. Dr. Sabine Rollberg, Ute Casper (WDR/arte), Elina Paloheimo, Ulla Salonen (YLE) co-producers Trevor Davies and Leslie Hills p. Annedore v. Donop d., d. ph. , ed. Thomas Riedelsheimer production Mediopolis Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH with Skyline Productions Ltd. In co-operation with WDR/arte, YLE - The Finnish Broadcasting Company financially supported by FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund / Scottish Screen National Lottery, Filmboard Berlin-Brandenburg Thanks a lot to H. Peter Stern, David R. Collens, Georgene Zlock + the Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, New York ; Guy Martini + the Resèrve Geologique de Haute Provence, Digne, France; Nadine Gomez + the Musée de Digne, France; Régine Chopinot + the Ballet Atlantique, La Rochelle; France; The Buccleuch Estates Ltd, Dumfriesshire, Scotland; The people of Penpont: Judith, James, Holly, Anna + Thomas Goldsworthy; Ellie Hall, Andrew McKinna, Vivien Treuleben, Eric Coltart and the wallers: Steve Allen, Gordon Wilton, Jason Wilton and Max Nowell; Keith Graham + Norma Cassidy; Dr. Klaus Schaefer + Gabriele Pfennigsdorf; Jenny Attala + Steve McIntyre and Taucher... Andy Goldsworthy is represented by Galerie Lelong, Paris and New York Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art Ltd, London Haines Gallery, San Francisco Galerij S65, Belgium Galerie Springer & Winckler, Berlin © Mediopolis GmbH 2000].
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: Interview with Mr Poole in Cameo Cinema
Rushes of interview with Mr. Poole in Cameo Cinema, Edinburgh. He talks about the famous actors he has met over the years, including Orson Welles, Cary Grant and Jacques Tati. He talks about his career over the years (working in places such as the Cameo, the Kings, the Edinburgh Film Festival, the Roxy and the Synod Hall) and the famous people he has met along the way.
Produced as a celebration of the century of cinema, the programme meets those who have devoted their lives to the cinema such as the identical twins who have worked as projectionists for over 40 years.
Director, [d. Allan Campbell] ; Producer, [p.c. BBC Scotland].
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: Interview with Mr Poole and former Roxy Club members
Rushes of interview with Mr. Poole with two former members of the Roxy Club, now grown men themselves.
RENDEZVOUS AT THE ROXY: Interview with Mr Poole
Rushes of interview with Mr. Poole, who tells of his father and the 'Panoramas' he presented.
Experimental in nature, this video is based around the 8mm film collection of the film maker's father. It takes that film, bends it around a bit, adding contemporary film taken 30 - 40 years later of the same subject matter, whilst the commentary muses on the passing of time and experience. Sound and visual effects are also used to enhance the film.
Director, Chris Bowman ; Producer, Canis Horriblis Production . -- Credits: 8mm footage William Stewart Bowman video/sd.ed.text Chris Bowman thanks John Cobban, Doug Aubray, Howard Mitchell, M.M. Bowman [DV Camera, sd. rec. sd. design, text/voice, graphics, ed. Chris Bowman].
The opening of the Scottish Parliament in 1999, as recorded by the Edinburgh Cine and Video Society.
Director, The Members of the Edinburgh Cine & Video Club. ; Producer, In Focus Productions / Edinburgh Cine and Video Society. -- Credits: [compiled by Ralph Fusco] In Focus Productions Presents Edinburgh Cine and Video Society presents filmed by ECVS members Ann Sutherland, George Neilson, Frank Mitchell, Neil Cook, Nick Dixon, John Clark, Dan Mackenzie, Stewart Emm, Jim Closs, Denis Troup The End of Part One.
Presentation by the Scottish Tourist Board promoting the 'Scotland's For Me' campaign to prospective clients in the industry. Features statistics, advertisements for television and in the press aimed at various markets, and gives an explanation of the aims of the campaign.
Producer, [p.c. In Video (Scotland Ltd), Independent Video Production, 10a St. Colme St, Edinburgh, EH3 6AA]? .
This video explores the role played by the Church during the Glasgow Garden Festival of 1988. Fifteen different denominations are represented 'taking the Church into the marketplace' by involving visitors in the Church Garden, holding religious services, musical concerts, picnics and events. There is also a look at the administration involved in bringing events like these into being, and interviews with senior Church figures.
Credits: w. and d. Douglas Aitken Special thanks to all who took part in the Church Garden, Scottish Development Agency, Glasgow Garden Festival Company, Scottish Film Council Special facilities Strathclyde Regional Council Public Relations Department .
An account of how Baxters of Speyside approached an advertising and marketing campaign, producing a series of television product commercials for Baxters soups, shown throughout.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Film Council Media Education Development Project].
KEN MORE INTERVIEWED ABOUT LORD PROVOST'S PROCESSION, 1983
Recorded by members of the Glasgow Film and Television Workshop, this tape features an interview with Ken Moore, Junior Chamber of Commerce Organiser, who speaks about the logistics of organising the Lord Provost's Procession in Glasgow, 25th June 1983. [Unedited rushes]
Producer, [p.c. Glasgow Film & Video Workshop].
Unedited rushes of the Lord Provost's Procession in Glasgow, 1983.
Producer, [p.c. Glasgow Film & Video Workshop]. -- Credits: [camera Alan Paterson (?)].
The transportation and erection of an oil platform in the North Sea.
Director, John Armstrong ; Producer, Pelican Films. -- Credits: (alt. titles) LOCATIE NOORD ZEE; PLACERING I NORDSOEN; STANDORT NORDSEE; MALET AR NORDSJON; EMPLACEMENT MER DU NORD. ph. Ron Bicker, Michael Davis, Don Long, Barry Male, Jeremy Stavenhagen, Albert Wherry, Arthur Wooster. ed. Robert Morgan m. Edward Willams map. Geographical Projects anim. Camera Effects.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, SELKIRK COMMON RIDING NO. 1
The Selkirk Common Riding, dating from c. 1900.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, STREET LIFE
This film depicts pedestrians in town street as people on bicycles and a horse-drawn cart passes by.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, SELKIRK COMMON RIDING 1901 AND JEDBURGH TOWN HALL
The Selkirk Common Riding and footage of a memorial ceremony in Jedburgh (possibly for the Buccleuch Memorial).
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, LORD ROBERT'S VISIT TO HAWICK
A procession of coaches in Hawick upon the occasion of a visit by Lord Roberts.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, PROCESSION CONTINUED
A procession featuring soldiers in uniform (possibly Border Rifles (Volunteers). This is possibly a continuation of ref. 6179 [BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS, LORD ROBERTS' VISIT TO HAWICK].
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, HAWICK COMMON RIDING NO. 2 AT NIPKNOWS
Made between 1899 - 1906, this film depicts a parade or special walk connected to the Hawick Common Riding. It features people in carriages and on horseback. The parade takes place at Nipknows.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, HAWICK COMMON RIDING NO. 3
Made between 1899 - 1906, this film depicts a race along a country road in Nipknows connected to the Hawick Common Riding.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP
Shot of open air display by [possibly] members of the horseguards regiment (?) in the Park, Hawick.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, TAKEN AT BELHAVEN
Soldiers on horseback ride past camera followed by horse-drawn carriage. Mounted soldiers jump fence, although one horse refuses [Military uniforms resemble those of South African troops].
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, 'SNUFFING' AT HAWICK COMMON RIDING
Shot between 1899 - 1905, this film depicts a horn of snuff being passed around the mostly male crowd at the Hawick Common Riding.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, HAWICK COMMON RIDING NO. 4
Shot between 1899 - 1905, this film depicts a group of people standing on a bridge over the River Teviot at Hawick.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 1, TOLL SELKIRK COMMON RIDING
Dating from circa 1900, this film depicts the Selkirk Common Riding, led by the Burgh Standard Bearer.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, SPORTS AT JEDBURGH
Rugby match held in Jedburgh. This is followed by street scenes, probably in Jedburgh.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, MEMORIAL STONE AND MASONIC BUILDING
A stone laying ceremony is held at the Masonic Hall, Jedburgh.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, GORDON HIGHLANDERS AT EASE
Brief footage of a group of Gordon Highlanders soldiers dressed in parade uniform walking past the camera.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, HAWICK COMMON RIDING NO. 5
Ceremony and spectacle as the Common Riding gets underway in the Borders (probably Hawick).
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, NAVAL VESSELS
Footage of a battleship of the 'Admiral' class at anchor. The Royal Yacht 'Osborne' passes on the near side, preceded by two escorting ships. The battleship fires a gun salute.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, BORTHWICK/BORTHAUGH HUNT
Brief footage of the BORTHWICK/BORTHAUGH Hunt in the Borders.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, COMMON RIDING PROCESSION, SELKIRK
The Common Riding Procession in Selkirk.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, ST. BOSWELL'S PROCESSION
Procession and celebratory parade through the crowded streets of St. Boswells to mark the British entering Pretoria during the Anglo - Boer War.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, HAWICK - CORNET ON THE MOOR
Cornet rides race course with the town banner in front of crowds of spectators.
BORDERS LOCAL NEWSREELS NO. 2, STEAM TRAIN AT HAWICK RAILWAY STATION AND FIRE ENGINE
Footage of a steam train at Hawick Railway Station followed by a horse drawn fire engine and demonstration by members of the fire brigade.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 289-2, President Wilson reviews the troops
In this topical newreeel item, President Wilson reviews the troops during the First World War.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 133-2, HOSPITAL RUGBY CUP FINAL
In this topical newreel item, London defeats St Bartholomews in a hopsital rugby cup final.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 318-2, Investiture at Buckingham Palace
In this topical newreel item, the Victoria Cross is awarded to men during the first world war.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 395-2, GENERAL LORD CAVAN AT ETON
In this topical newreel item, General Lord Cavan reviews OTC Guard watched by Eton schoolboys in their coats and top hats.
Producer, Topical Budget. -- Credits: [camera John Hutchins].
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 334-1 , KNIGHTS OF THE HOLY CITY
In this topical newreel item, members of the Ancient Crusading Order of St John of Jerusalem attend the Service of Thanksgiving for the deliverance of the Holy City, in 1918.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 307-1, FRENCH COLONIAL TROOPS and THE SULTAN'S PALACE
In this two adjacent topical newreel items, French Colonial troops are seen and General Lyautey, Resident General of Morocco, visits the Sultan of Morocco. Moroccans rendered valuable aid to France on the Western Front during the First World War.
TOPICAL BUDGET NEWS No. 326-1, EGYPT'S NEW SULTAN
In this topical newreel item, witness the celebrations as Fuad I becomes Sultan of Egypt in 1917.
Producer, Topical Budget. -- Credits: [camera Harold Jeapes].
PATHE GAZETTE, Portsmouth - President of Brazil leaves Lisbon on board HMS Reknown
In this newreel item, the President of Brazil leaves Lisbon on HMS Reknown (based at Portsmouth).
NEWSREEL ASSORTMENT INCLUDING PATHE: Feeding Tommy / 29 Motor ambulances given by Mr A. Du Cros, MP, inspected, with their army service corps drivers, by Col. Holden / Scenes in the paddock/ Women farm workers' competition
Assorted newsreel footage, including Pathe Freres material, recording how well fed the British troops were during the First World War, an inpection of ambulances used in the war, a large horse race (unidentified location) and a women farm workers' competition in Godalming, Surrey.
Newsreel footage, reporting on how women were empoyed as conductors on Glasgow trams during the war (First World War?)
Various adverts, from the mid to late 60's for a variety of consumer products ranging from razor blades to dogfood and cigars to petrol. First 9 are English adverts and latter 12 are Dutch adverts.
The sights, history and culture of Sutherland. Footage includes salmon jumping in river, landscape, site where the last witch in Scotland was burned, sheep dog trials at Golspie and events at the local Highland Games.
Director, [filmed by Eugene Andrews (?)] ; Producer, Anglo-Scottish Pictures Limited. -- Credits: sd. RCA Systems.
The story of the construction of Glenmoriston hydro electric dam by Mitchell Construction Company.
Director, [d. Derrick Knight] ; Producer, Verity. -- Credits: in assocation with Film Producers Guild p. Jack Greenwood consulting engineers Sir William Halcrow and Partners ph. Jo Amber, John Wiles, Charles French w. and ed. Derrick Knight sd. rec. Ron Abbott The Mitchell Construction Company acknowledge, with appreciation, the co-operation given by the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board during the making of this film.
Second in a series of films about the changing face of Kirkwall over the years. Filmed in 1974, it features the primary school, various shops, St. Magnus Cathedral under scaffolding and general views of the area including land fill in the 'Peedie Sea'.
A set of three 'film poems' composed around the theme of the garden - the central one featuring hand scratched animated drawings. Margaret Tait described them as follows: 'Round the Garden' - right round and round again, 'Garden Fliers' - flighty cartoon and a stunner of a piano piece and 'Grove' - grave and sonorous.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: composer John Gray pianist Craig Gerrard copyright 1998.
Slates of the last poem entitled 'Grove' in the set of three which makes up the film "Garden Pieces". [See ref. 6214 for full film]
Director, [filmed by Margaret Tait] ; Producer, [p.c. Ancona Films].
The 'Growing Up' in the title refers to the Chinese Geese in Orkney recorded in this film.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: a film by Margaret Tait.
A film interpretation of the poem 'The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo' by Gerard Manley Hopkins. Margaret Tait reads the poem throughout the film.
[filmed by Margaret Tait]. -- Credits: [comm.s. Margaret Tait].
Perugia and its Italian University for foreign students.
Director, Margaret Tait and Peter Hollander. -- Credits: The Lion the Griffin and the Kangaroo by Margaret Tait and Peter Hollander with music by Ulysses Kay [and played by a section of the Rome Radion Orchestra] [comm. w. Margaret Tait comm. s. Peter Hollander, Margaret Tait].
Excavation of a broch site at Bu of Navershaw near Stromness, Orkney, by John Hedges in 1978.
Director, [filmed by Margaret Tait] ; Producer, Ancona Films.
An offbeat, affectionate portrait of the Scottish poet, Hugh MacDiarmid. There is straightforward material of him in his own home, and in addition to speaking his own poems, the poet gracefully enacts the film-maker's interpretation of them.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: m. Francis George Scott The Eemis Stane was sung by Duncan Robertson piano Olive Ogston The poems were read by C. M. Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid) sd. rec. Park Film Studios Ltd, Glasgow [poems spoken by C. M Grieve].
Starting from its source, this film tells the story of the Orquil Burn, Orkney. Narrated by Margaret Tait.
Director, Margaret Tait. -- Credits: Orquil Burn by Margaret Tait m. The Orkney Reel & Strathspey Society piper Eric Sutherland.
The first in a series of films for the Rural Cinema Scheme in the Orkneys, it records the return to the island of Wyre of Neil Flaws, a farmer, and his family at a time when the drift from the northern isles of the Orkneys was of concern to some Orcadians.
Director, [d. Margaret Tait] ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: [comm. s. Harald R. Leslie QC] [ed., sd., p. Margaret Tait] .
The minutiae of daily life on Edinburgh's Rose Street in the fifties is presented in this impressionistic documentary piece.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Rose Street Edinburgh by Margaret Tait assisted by Alex Pirie.
Part 4 in Margaret Tait's series 'Aspects of Kirkwall'. The streets of Kirkwall, Orkney come to a standstill as the "Down the Gates" and the "Up the Gates" battle it out in this traditional Norse ball game. Margaret Tait records the sights and sounds of this game 1954 - 1975, the commentary featuring interview with Ba' winners, music and poetry.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, [p.c. Ancona Films]. -- Credits: [opening credits] m. Hugh Inkster, Jim Robertson, Alex Pirie and Ba Players some comments by John D. M. Robertson and Ba Players Ba sounds of New Year 1965 recorded by Ernest W. Marwick "The Ba'" by David Horne spoken by Sandra Tait, Billy Jolly, John Tait stills by Margaret Tait, Charles Tait [ecs] The On-Going Ba', A Film by Margaret Tait m. Jim Robertson, Hugh Inkster, Ingirid Jolly and Ba Players.
Hand painted directly onto film stock by Margaret Tait, this film features animated dancing figures, accompanied by authentic calypso music.
[d. Margaret Tait]. -- Credits: painted by Margaret Tait.
Inspired by the poem 'Numen of the Boughs' by Sorley MacLean, this film is the first section of the longer film COLOUR POEMS [see ref. 3697], however featuring extra 'experimental' footage. Margaret Tait described it thus: "A poem started in words, and referring to distant memories to do with people going or not going to the Spanish Civil war, goes on in the picture (in "Numen of the Boughs"). [Title currently undergoing preservation work]
This film poem evokes childhood happiness on the island of Orkney. Footage includes wildflower meadows, toddlers playing in garden, friends fishing together and images of the sea.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: by Margaret Tait HAPPY BEES tunes played by Orkney Reel and Strathspey Society.
"Carlo and Rafaella are going to Rome for the first time. They have specially planned a journey they must make so that they can have a whole day together alone".. . so starts this film following the (mis)fortunes of these two young lovers.
Director, Margaret Tait. -- Credits: [cast] Raffaella Carlo, Carmen Papio, Sergio Rusconi w. and d. Margaret Tait ass. d. Fernando Birri cameraman Peter Hollander [1. Claudia Donzelli 2. Saulat Rahman 3. Fernando Birri].
Margaret Tait documents her house, studio and garden in Buttquoy, Orkney as the seasons pass. She had lived there from the age of seven and often returned. At the time of filming, the house was about to be taken back by the council - this film is an effective 'goodbye'. Margaret Tait said it 'was meant to define a place, or the feeling of being in one place, with the sense this gives one, not of restriction but of the infinite variations available.'
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: filmed at Buttquoy, Kirkwall by Margaret Tait .
Poles, presumably to be used to carry electricity wires, are seen being carried over a wintry landscape by helicopter in Sandwick, Orkney.
Director, [filmed by Margaret Tait] ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: [opening credit] Ancona Briefs, Hydro Poles by Helicopter in Sandwick, Orkney on 1 February 1978 [ecs] Hydro Poles by Helicopter in Sandwick, Orkney on 1 Feb 78.
Unedited slates from a film called 'Survivor' filmed by Margaret Tait. Footage includes outdoor landscape and garden scenes, a fire burning in field and a man drinking tea in his study. [There appears to be no coherence to the footage]
Lingering shots of house and garden accompanied by music, song and poetry provide an appropriate goodbye to Margaret Tait's empty house and studio in Buttquoy, Orkney.
Director, [d. Margaret Tait] ; Producer, [p.c. Ancona Films].
Margaret Tait's impression of the interior of her studio premises in Rose Street, Edinburgh. The film consists of slow pans around her studio focussing on the walls and artwork there - presumably as she is about to leave. There is also some footage of construction work on flats on Rose Street.
The three portrait sketches of the title are called 'Claudia', 'Fernando Birri' and 'Saulat Rahman'. [Presumably made when Margaret Tait was a student at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematographia, Rome]
[filmed by Peter Hollander]. -- Credits: [screenplay Margaret Tait camera Peter Hollander continuity Fernando Birri leading players Sergio Rusconi, Carmen Papio ed. Fernando Birri, Peter Hollander, Margaret Tait].
A series of interiors exploring the work of various businesses - presumably in Kirkwall. Margaret Tait has filmed them at different speeds and added humorous intertitles to hint at their content. 'Workshop Whizz Kids' features auto mechanics, 'Hangar Languor' a farm supplies business, 'Backlings Store' the work of a storeman, 'Hesitation Waltz' the car garage, and 'Centre of Power' general office work. [Incomplete]
Footage of a yacht race and a (Highland?) Show in Kirkwall, as filmed by Margaret Tait. [this is possibly incomplete footage from her 'Aspects of Kirkwall' series?]
Part 3 of Margaret Tait's series 'Aspects of Kirkwall', covering special events in the town. These include the Orkney Agricultural Society County Show, boat race, Remembrance Parade at St. Magnus Cathedral.
[d. Margaret Tait]. -- Credits: by Margaret Tait / Ancona Films.
CLYDE CRUISE ON 'DUCHESS OF HAMILTON' ; FAMILY HOLIDAYS AT NEWTON, LOCH FYNE; DAVIDSON'S MAINS CHILDREN'S GALA; BOATING AT CLYNDER
Amateur footage featuring a cruise down the Clyde on the 'Duchess of Hamilton', family holidays at Newton, Loch Fyne, people enjoying the Davidson's Mains Children's Gala, Edinburgh and a family and friends leisurely boating expedition at Clynder, Gare Loch.
SUMMER FAIR, EDINBURGH LOCAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCATION 1969
Amateur record of a Conservative Association Summer Fair at Easter Park, Edinburgh on May 31st, 1969. Records all the typical fairground attractions and captures the mood of enjoyment of those attending. Includes footage of former Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas Home.
SUMMER FAIR, EDINBURGH LOCAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION, MURRAYFIELD HOUSE 1971
Amateur record of a Conservative Association Summer Fair at Murrayfield House, Edinburgh on June 5th, 1971. Records all the typical fairground attractions and captures the mood of enjoyment of those attending.
PRINCESS ROYAL OPENS ROYAL SCOTS MEMORIAL COTTAGES, BROOMHOUSE
Princess Mary, the Princess Royal attends the opening of the Royal Scots Memorial Cottages, Broomhouse, built by housebuilders MacTaggart and Mickel.
Amateur footage of guests possibly at a wedding, inside church and filing past camera afterwards.
MACTAGGART AND MICKEL JOB STARTS AT CAMMO, WEST EDINBURGH
Records MacTaggart and Mickel job starts housebuilding at the Cammo site, West Edinburgh, 1956. Colour footage towards end of film features good exterior shots of the various house styles produced.
An intimate record of a family Christmas at Frank Mickel's house in 1957. Christmas toasts are made, pudding is served and presents are opened around the tree.
SLATE TRADE CRUISE ON 'DUCHESS OF HAMILTON'
A cruise on the 'Duchess of Hamilton'. Starts by showing a sunken tug 'Forager', and includes passengers sightseeing at Brodick Castle and various passing shots of ships.
OBAN, SEIL AND CUAN; VISIT RAY MACLUNDIE ; BUILDING BRICK WALL AT 20 HILLPARK AVENUE, EDINBURGH
An amateur record of a Mickel family trip. Starts with brief shots in Oban, progressing to Seil Island, Cuan Sound and a visit to Ray McLundie's house (a family friend?). Finishes with footage of a brick wall being laid at Douglas Mickel's house in Edinburgh.
LOCH LOMOND CRUISE ON 'MAID OF THE LOCH'
Douglas Mickel records a Loch Lomond cruise on the 'Maid of the Loch' that he and his family enjoyed in 1965.
GOLFING AND CANOEING IN AID OF AVIEMORE SKI APPEAL
A competition held at the Aviemore Centre involving golfing and canoeing in aid of the Aviemore Ski Appeal. Members of the Perth Decathlon Team appear to be involved.
SUMMER FAIR, EDINBURGH LOCAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCATION, MURRAYFIELD HOUSE 1973
Amateur record of a Conservative Association Summer Fair at Murrayfield House, Edinburgh on June 9th, 1973. Records all the typical fairground attractions and captures the mood of enjoyment of those attending. Includes brief footage of Anthony Stodart M.P. Minister of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
SUMMER FAIR, EDINBURGH LOCAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION, MURRAYFIELD HOUSE 1975
Amateur record of a Conservative Association Summer Fair at Murrayfield House, Edinburgh on June 14th, 1975. Records all the typical fairground attractions, including a teddy bears picnic. Includes footage of Alick Buchanan Smith M.P.
BEAULIEU MOTOR MUSEUM ; ROSS MICKEL AS BABY
Amateur footage of the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu and of Ross Mickel as a baby.
The Red Arrows flying at the Edinburgh Air Show, followed by an RAF training film showing how to control aircraft.
SUMMER FAIR, EDINBURGH LOCAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCATION, EASTER PARK 1967
Amateur record of a Conservative Association Summer Fair at Easter Park, Edinburgh on June 3rd, 1967. Records all the typical fairground attractions, including skittles, 'roll the penny' and putting. Includes footage of Anthony Stodart M.P.
ANGELA'S GUIDE PARADE; MI-CAREME BALL; GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY
Amateur family film shot by Douglas Mickel featuring his daughter's Guide, Scout and Cub parade; guests in fancy dress and masks enjoying the Mi-Careme Ball; a skiing trip to Grantown-on-Spey.
SKIING AT GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY; WATERSKIING AT LOCH LOMOND AND ANTIBES, FRANCE; SKIING AT GLENSHEE; Universities Ski Championships, Cairngorms
A compilation of amateur footage taken by Douglas Mickel. Includes skiing at Grantown on Spey, waterskiing at Loch Lomond and Antibes, skiing at Glenshee and the Universities Ski Championships, Cairngorms.
MOORFOOT; PRODUCTION CAR TRIAL; WEEKEND RALLY, TROSSACHS; TURNHOUSE TESTS
Various rallies and gymkhana events in the MG Car Club calendar, as filmed by Douglas Mickel. These include the Moorfoot Rally, a Production Car Trial, Weekend Rally in the Trossachs and tests at Turnhouse. There is also some family footage featuring the 'SS Sir Walter Scott' steamer on Loch Katrine.
RALLYING AT ROMANNO BRIDGE, POWFOULIS, PITLOCHRY, DUNKELD, DREGHORN, MOORFOOT; MG CAR CLUB DANCE
Amateur footage taken by Douglas Mickel of various events involving the MG Car Club. This film details a rallying at Romanno Bridge, Powfoulis, Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Dreghorn, Moorfoot and finishes with fun and games at the annual MG Car Club dance.
Three MGs in the 1955 Royal Scottish Automobile Club Rally
The 1955 Royal Scottish Automobile Club Rally, filmed by one of the co-drivers in the MG team, Douglas Mickel. The rally covers 1050 miles, from Gleneagles to Campbeltown.
Unidentified display of motoring skills by members of the MG Car Club.
A trip taken by Douglas Mickel and his wife Marjorie to France and Italy in 1955. The 'Zephyr' in the film's title refers to the car that took them there.
DOUGLAS MICKEL AMATEUR COMPILATION: Criterion Film Club Tests, Trips to Arran and Bute, Scottish Flying Club Fete, Glasgow High School Sports, Opening of Glasgow University Union, Family Memories
A compilation of amateur footage from 1930 - 1931 taken by a young Douglas Mickel. Featuring, for example Criterion Film Club Tests, trips to Arran and Bute, Scottish Flying Club fete, Glasgow High School sports, opening of Glasgow University Union, family memories.
ANDREW MICKEL, RUBISLAW DRIVE, BEARSDEN ; EMPIRE EXHIBITION
A family record of a visit to Douglas Mickel's father's house in Bearsden with brief footage of a family trip to the Empire Exhibition.
MARLEY PIT ; HOUSES AT HILLPARK ; PICNIC WITH 'EIRIN' ; LANARK ROAD
Mickel family footage, recording children playing in the Marley Pit, construction of houses at Hillpark in Edinburgh and a summer picnic.
MG CAR CLUB FILMS FEATURING CLYDE CRUISE WITH L.C.C. ; GYMKHANA AT PEEBLES ; NORTHERN RALLY AND WHITBY
A selection of films recording events in the MG Car Club calendar of 1957. Featured here is a Clyde cruise on the 'Maid of Argyll', a gymkhana at Peebles, brief footage of the Northern Rally and a family outing to Whitby.
SPRING RALLY TESTS AT INCHYRA; TEST TEAZERS AT LEITH FORT; SPEED EVENT PRACTICE AT STOBS; CHRISTMAS PRIZE GIVING & DANCE
A selection of films recording events in the MG Car Club calendar, 1958. Featured here are Spring Rally tests at Inchyra, tests at Leith Fort, speed practice at Stobs as well as fun and games at the annual Christmas dinner dance.
SKIING AT DEVIL'S ELBOW; GEORDIE ARRIVES; LARGS; GRANGEMOUTH; FAMILY SCENES AT CRIEFF
A compilation of amateur footage taken by Douglas Mickel. Features, for example, a skiing trip to Devil's Elbow, the arrival of a new family dog, a visit to gran and grandad at Largs, a children's party and games.
TURNHOUSE TESTS; MG CAR CLUB DANCE; INGLISTON; STRANRAER - LARNE IRISH RALLY; PEEBLES RALLY
Various events in the MG Car Club Calendar, as filmed by amateur enthusiast, David Mickel. Featuring tests at Turnhouse, fun and games at the annual Christmas Dance, a car rally at Ingliston, Stranraer - Larne Irish Rally starting at Peebles Hydro and footage from the Haddington Festival.
MG CAR CLUB DANCE 1974 ; 50th ANNIVERSARY MOTOR RACING, SILVERSTONE
A record of the 1974 MG Car Club Dance at the Royal Scots Hotel, followed by motor racing at Silverstone (in celebration of the MG Car Club's 50th Anniversary?)
MG CAR CLUB SPRING RALLY; WEEKEND RALLY GYMKHANA AT TROSSACHS; RSAC SCOTTISH RALLY AT OBAN; CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE; MOORFOOT
Various MG Car Club activities 1959 - 1960. Including a Spring Rally at Powfoulis, weekend rally at Trossachs, RSAC Scottish Rally at Oban, a Concours d'Elegance at Donaldson's School, Edinburgh and a rally at Moorfoot. The final section features a Spring Rally, a newcomer's rally and a Gymkhana at Elie, all in 1960.
MG CaR CLUB COMPILATION INCLUDING SSCC Team Tests, CLUB CHRISTMAS DANCE, STUDENT PARADE ON PRINCES STREET, new mg handover, cripple rally, st. andrews rally, concours d'elegance at bathgate
Assorted footage from the Mickel Collection. Featuring footage of the MG Car Club SSSC Team Tests, the Club Christmas Dance, Rallies at St. Andrews and in aid of charity, a Concours d'Elegance at Bathgate. There is also footage of a student parade on Princes Street.
Church of Scotland homes for the elderly throughout Scotland.
MG Car Club Weekend Rally to Grantown; Stobs Speed Event; Extra Teazers at Deanston; Moorfoot Rally; Dance
Events in the MG Car Club calendar, as filmed by Douglas Mickel. Includes a weekend Rally to Grantown, Stobs Speed Event, Extra Teazers at Deanston, the Moorfoot Rally and the annual Christmas Dinner and Dance.
MG Car Club Ltd. Scottish Centre Dinner Dance, Edinburgh, the
The annual MG Car Club Dinner and Dance, held on 10th December 1938 in Edinburgh. Dancing, prizegiving and good food and drink are enjoyed by all in attendance.
[filmed by Douglas Mickel]. -- Credits: p. George F. Simpson.
Douglas Mickel records his family and events affecting them in 1956. Includes trip to Turnberry with the Schofields, Dr & Frau Wilm from Hanover go to Cramond Kirk, slate trade cruise to Brodick, Paola Flies in from Naples, Provost of Largs receives new robes, daughter Angela's Brownie Parade and Christmastime.
AMATEUR EXPERIMENTS; TAYMOUTH CASTLE; IN THE SWEEP; SPORTING SPASMS NO. 1; KENMORE; GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS; LONESOME LOONIES; 'WINGET'; ISLE OF MAN
Compilation of amateur footage shot by a young Douglas Mickel. Includes experiments with film techniques and some amusing comedy shorts, visits to Taymouth Castle, Kenmore and the Isle of Man, Glasgow High School Sports and brief footage of the 'Winget' (a construction device).
Humorous amateur fiction tale covering the seven ages of man from the cradle to the grave.
Director, Ian Brock. -- Credits: Edinburgh Cine Society presents Nursemaid Mary Rider City Gent Alec Paulin Schoolboy Eoin Ramsay Mother Olive Black Lover John McDermott Mistress Anon Soldier Harry Mainey Native Donald Walker Judge Frank Gibbon Prisoner David Steele Pantaloon John L Anderson Skeleton Anon cont. Sheila McKay ed. Alec Lile m. Peter Kerr sd. rec. Craighall Studios Edinburgh l. & cam. Douglas Lornie, Alec Lile p.ass. Evelyn Dunnet, Bill McIntosh nar. John Piper p. Jim Hickie.
Apparant trim footage of UNICA meeting in Glasgow, August 1951. Various scenes, no discernable order.
Amateur film of 14th of July celebrations in Paris and Angers. Also, meeting of UNICA for amateur cinema enthusiasts.
General views of Edinburgh, trams, processions and people. TV insert in middle featuring Royal family and then Churchill. [Mostly b&w, with a short section of colour footage].
Royal visit to Edinburgh, streets, castle and Murrayfield in 1953. Various ceremonies and processions in different locations.
Amateur newsreel by the Edinburgh Cine Society, featuring exterior shots of the Queen and other attendees arriving suitably dressed for an Order of the Thistle ceremony at St. Giles. Brief view of American film star Vera Ellen in Edinburgh.
Credits: [At The Camera James D. Hendry Robert MacDonald John McIntosh George Maran Douglas Paterson Brian P. Winpenny ed. James D. Hendry and Brian P.Winpenny In charge of production Brian P.Winpenny] [Credits added from publication '21 YEARS OF E.C.S.'].
KING OLAV'S VISIT TO EDINBURGH OCTOBER 1962
Overview of King Olav's State visit to Edinburgh 16th and 17th October 1962. From arrival to troop inspection at Holyrood Palace - much pageantry - and Freedom ceremony in Usher Hall. Queen and Prince Philip feature.
Credits: Film of Holyrood Palace by courtesy of the Central Office of Information. cam. B.P. Winpenny, T.D.D. Lornie, A.S. Lile, E.B. Lawson ed. B.P. Winpenny production organiser Dr. N.T. Spiers [sd. Norman Spiers].
An historical record of Edinburgh showing the Castle, the Royal Mile and Holyrood Palace (with Queen's Garden party in progress). Also shows some of the industrial and commercial aspects of Edinburgh at that time including banks and insurance offices. Trams can be seen in the streets.
Director, J. Douglass, A. Craig ; Producer, Scottish Productions Ltd. -- Credits: ph. & technicians. R. Christie, H.Moss, A.McLeod, John O. Russell comm. Robt. J. Buchanan m.dir. Herbert Wiseman m. John Holton.
General views woman operating print checking machines, rewind benches at Scottish Central Film Library, 1970.
Director, R.N. Tucker ; Producer, Scottish Educational Film Association, Film Production Groups Committee and Educational Films of Scotland. -- Credits: crew D.L.K. Smith, R.Graham, J.Nimmo, A.Malcolm, F.White, C.Forbes, R.Moffat, Mrs I. Dale, R.Horne, W.McCarthy, K.Kohler, G.Elliot, G.McIver technical director Tom Ritchie .
Amateur short about housing improvement grants being allocated in Edinburgh - a couple receive a new sink and work units.
Short comedy drama about an imposter who hypnotises an Edinburgh Cine Society meeting, stealing their money instead of delivering a lecture.
Credits: Next production? Cine Follies of 1964.
Amateur short about domestic argument between man and woman which ends in violence.
Credits: with Sonya Shaw and Alan Cochrane.
Fictional chess game in which the players briefly fall asleep only for the chess pieces to 'come alive'.
A short humorous pseudo-documentary showing members of the Scottish Tourism Association attempting to hoax a bus of tourists, only to find that their work has been done for them.
Director, Henry Hudson ; Producer, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: nar. John Thorley.
The story of a cine enthusiast in seven mins. The film was shot in one night by members of the Edinburgh Cine Society.
Credits: An ECS 'Action' Film (All Shot in One Night).
General views of a beach holiday in Bournemouth on a sunny bank holiday.
General views of the eave at the Portobello pool, with people in water as tests on the wave machine are carried out. Tests on the Empire Pool at Wembley, England.
Men repairing on the damage done to the Brown Brothers factory in the aftermath of fire. Footage includes views from 'inside' the structure, scaffolding, cranes, heavy lifting gear and shots of the roof being replaced.
General views of the Brown Brothers factory during re-building after the fire.
The Queen Mary is launched on the Clyde. As well as the launch itself, footage includes general views around the Clyde dry docks and brief close ups of some of the dignitaries at the launch.
Trials for the Queen Mary on Clydeside. Includes general views of various ships at sea and in the dock as well as views from the bridge and upper decks.
Members of the Brown Brothers Angling Club enjoy a days fishing and a visit to the pub at the Bridgend Hotel afterwards.
Overview of the Brown Bros. factory and ironworks In Edinburgh. Shows some of the equipment in operation and the men working.
General views of man in workshop operating a steering mechanism for 'Steering Gear No. N3169, 1956'. Close ups of it in operation. Footage was shot on location at Brown Bros. & Co. Ltd. Rosebank Ironworks, Edinburgh.
A test model of a JCB type piece of equipment in a field. Close ups of the 'JCB' digging a ditch. The versatility of the digger is shown as it performs the work of a 'bulldozer'. Intertitles provide detailed information about the equipment.
Credits: Brown Bros. & Co. Edinburgh present.
Launching a biplane from a ship by catapult.
Early stabiliser tests, possibly on model of Queen Mary at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh.
QEII STABILISER FLOW OBSERVATION TESTS No 1 TUNNEL
Flow observation tests performed on the stabilising fin of the RMS Queen Elizabeth II at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh.
Brown Brothers, in conjunction with the Department of Industry, studied methods of increasing the angles through which steering gears can move. This film details the development testing of the actuated rotary vane steering gear.
Credits: Brown Brothers and Company Ltd. .
Rosebank Photographic Society Presents Highlights of 1960. This amateur film depicts leisure and social activities enjoyed by the staff of Brown Brothers. Includes sporting pursuits, Bob's First Annual Dinner and Annual Christmas Party for workers and their families.
Credits: Rosebank Photographic Society presents .
Overview of all the interests in various smaller companies and industrial fields held by Vickers after the merger with Rolls Royce Motors in 1980.
A technically detailed description of how the steering gears operate on the Queen Mary. [please note different film from ref. 6090]
Royal Navy tests on the catapult launch system. Close ups of aircraft taking off and landing, equipment. Small model test plane with FOE1WHAT4 painted on the side. [Image blanks in and out between shots].
SAFETY SYSTEM FOR HOLDING NORTH SEA OIL SUPPLY SHIPS
General views of a test of equipment designed to hold supply ships at safe distance from North Sea oil rigs. Includes views of the drilling rig 'Kingsnorth UK' and also supply ships Seaforth Laird and Seaforth Saga.
Manufacture of pre-WWII catapults in the machine room at Brown Brothers. New developments in working practices are highlighted - these include welding, machining, boring and the use of wooden models.
Close up of a model ship in a tank moored to a platform - different strengths of wave are put through the tank. Mooring test for oil rig supply ships (?).
Close ups of the Queen Elizabeth II stabilising fin undergoing fourteen different tests. [see also ref. 6305]
Detailed record of the testing equipment used in the workshop [at Rothesay?] for the stabilising fins.
Bi-plane old catapult launches. Series of tests at Brown Brothers & Co. Ltd, Edinburgh showing close ups of a cylinder with small highly pressurised water jets, April 1950.
General footage of the vessel 'Second Snark' at sail and in dock, where machinery is winched off it.
Close ups of the various testing and models used to measure the sway/roll of a ship. Footage taken at Brown Brothers, Edinburgh.
Brown Brothers social events for children and adults are recorded on this film - Christmas parties held for the staff and their families. We see them enjoying party food in a brightly decorated dinner hall, joining in with the singing, enjoying comedy and entertainment, dancing and playing games. Brown Brothers Children's Christmas Party provided by the Sports Club in 1959 is recorded, split into different age groups.
Colour footage of a Brown Brothers summer picnic, including buses taking the employees and their families to the picnic site, tents, children playing, stalls, games, races, football, dancing etc. Colour and B&W footage of a Brown Bros Xmas Party 1957 - ages 9 - 14 yrs - the children arrive at the hall, play games, have tea and meet Santa Claus.
Made in 1983, this is a promotional video by Brown Brothers - A Vickers Marine Engineering Company. It highlights, through extensive use of still images, the strengths in marine engineering production and fields of speciality - including ship fin stabilisers, steering gears and naval aircraft launch catapults. Finally the video highlights areas of expertise that Brown Brothers is expanding into.
Credits: A Vickers Marine Engineering Company Brown Brothers A Vickers Marine Engineering Company. Lloyds Register of Shipping logo, American Bureau of Shipping, United States Coastguard, Det Norske Veritas. Quality, timely delivery & Excellent worldwide after sales service .
Queen Elizabeth II visits the Brown Brothers site. General views of the Queen meeting some of the staff, unveiling a plaque, and touring the site.
General views US Naval vessel USS Gallery FFG26 at sea. Tests concerning the degree of roll port to starboard at various speeds, and wind strengths, and angle of turns, engaging and disengaging the ship stabilising fins. Finishes with comparison in split screen.
Producer, Tracor Inc.. -- Credits: Department of the Navy, Sea Systems Command Produced for Naval Sea Systems Command PMS399 ecs. Thanks to the Officers and Men of the USS Gallery FFG26. Produced by Tracor Inc. Lexington Park, MD.
MEN LEAVING BROWN BROTHERS FACTORY/SECOND SNARK
Mixture of footage. Men leaving Brown Brothers & Co. Ltd., Edinburgh works at the end of the day. General views of the 'Second Snark', probably undergoing tests.
Newsreel offering an explanation on how a ship's stabiliser fin operates and affects the roll of a ship. Includes discussion of fins, control gear, machinery.
Short animated advert for Tom Strang's Football Pools cost change from 2d to 1d.
Woman demonstrates how to lace a projector. Close ups of intricate lacing through gates.
BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWS: [STABILISER FOR SHIPS: No More Sea Sickness]
Short British Paramount Newsreel extolling the benefits of the Denny Brown ship stabiliser and showing it in action.
Amateur documentary film taking the subject of the Dumfries Guild of Players staging a performance in the Theatre Royal Dumfries — the oldest purpose built theatre operating in Scotland. The film begins with views of the town, including the 1975 Guid Nychburris Festival, followed by fly-on-the-wall footage of rehearsals, performances and fundraising for the Theatre Royal.
HORSES USED IN THE FILMING OF 'THE 39 STEPS'
Mostly shots of Mrs Wylie's (the filmmaker's) horses at a show, the carts used, or the beginning of the Riding of the Marches (Dumfries?). The shots concerning the shooting of THE 39 STEPS are in the middle of the reel. General views of the actors in costume and the crew on the moor.
XMAS 1964 / A & D'S BIRTHDAY PARTY JUL 65 / N. BERWICK 65 / DUNBAR 66 / EDINBURGH ZOO 66
Amateur family footage. Includes the family preparing for Christmas morning, the children playing with their toys and pulling crackers at the table. A visit to North Berwick. General views of a camp site, children playing on the beach and in an open air pool. Underexposed shots of the animals at Edinburgh Zoo.
ROYAL VISIT TO ANDREW CARNEGIE'S PITTENCRIEFF PARK / CENTENARY WREATH LAYING CEREMONY/ BLACKWATCH PARADE
The Queen arrives to open the new adventure play park at Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline 1 July 2003 to celebrate the centenary of the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust. Wreath laying ceremony at Andrew Carnegie's statue in Pittencrieff Park. Black Watch parade down Dunfermline High St to thank the town for the support given to the regiment during the Iraq War, 2003.
Director, Mr Arthur W Davies. -- Credits: Carnegie Dunfermline Trust 1903 - 2003 Copyright Arthur Davies 2003. All enquiries info@arthurdavies.co.uk.
Promotional film for the Pollokshaws Co-operative and Guild. Consists of little fictional role playing scenarios where the virtues of the Co-op are extolled and one character, John, is exhorted by his wife to "join the Guild".
Credits: Presented by Educational Committee Pollokshaws Co-op ., Soc'y., Ltd., d. & ph. J.E.Stevenson titles C. Harvie characters Jean / S. Bickerstaffe John / W. Lindsay Mrs Wilson / Mrs J. Hamilton .
Story of a man whose wife is in hospital about to give birth to their baby. He is very worried and unable to concentrate on anything, but is helped by seeing the world through the eyes of the young boy next door, and by turning to the bible for help.
Documentary about the life and work of John Knox - includes footage of locations and church events in Haddington, Edinburgh, Perth, Glasgow, St. Andrews and Geneva, and historical reconstruction drawings.
BROWNIES AND LIFE BOYS AT SOUTH SHAWLANDS CHURCH
A short film demonstrating some of the activities practised by the Brownies and Life Boys groups at a Glasgow church (possibly South Shawlands) including singing, crafts, outdoor exercise and marching drill.
A compilation of footage of activities of members and groups of South Shawlands Church. Includes Boys' Brigade drill, a badminton group and group excursions.
SOUTH SHAWLANDS CHURCH YOUTH GROUP - EXCURSIONS
A compilation of footage of activities of members and groups of South Shawlands Church. Includes shots of excursions to Lake of Menteith and a steamer trip to Dunoon, and shots of activities in the church itself, such as services, youth group parades and bible study groups.
Footage of Mudhook Yacht Club's schools' sailing week, including shots of yacht racing, participants relaxing and the schooner 'Mariella'.
Artist Douglas Hamilton and an assistant demonstrate the stages of design, construction and fitting of a stained glass window in Barony Church, Glasgow.
Director, John W. Fairbairn MA BSc. -- Credits: ph. Edward B. Livingston Craftsman in Glass - Douglas Hamilton.
Family caravan holiday footage of Barra and Eriskay, Wigtownshire and the West Highlands. Includes Kismul Castle, Glenfinnan Monument and the Commando Memorial at Spean Bridge.
Amateur footage of Irwin and Arnott family holidays on Arran.
Very short section of film showing a church group on a visit to gardens, possibly near Millport on Cumbrae.
Footage of ladies from South Shawlands Church departing on a coach excursion. Also includes brief shots of a young girl on a tricycle and a camp by the sea.
Semi-fictional film concerning past and present missionary work in Africa, and drawing attention to the African plight in general: spreading an awareness of the products that we rely on from that continent, and the ones that we in turn export to it; highlighting interdependency etc.
Director, Merricks Arnott ; Producer, Fidelity Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. E.B. Livingston, J.W. Fairbairn, R.L. Paterson ed. O.R. Filer, S.C. Munro, Robert Easton, Jim Thorburn Treasurer: T.B. Purdie act. Jack Brownlie, Bobbie Bathgate, Berto Pasuka, Dr. R.L. Paterson.
The second reel of the film, which focuses on past and present missionary work in Africa and the life of David Livingstone. Includes footage shot in Africa, Blantyre and Arran.
HEADING FOR AFRICA: By Accident, By Design
The third reel of the film, in which the teacher and the boy are injured in a road accident. While recovering in hospital, they both have dreams about Africa, and the boy receives a calling to go to work as a missionary in Africa.
BBC documentary showing life in the Leith Nautical College and the various opportunities open to those entering the Merchant Navy, including travel.
Producer, BBC Production. -- Credits: Introduced by Peter West film cam. Norman Shepherd sd.rec. Nigel Wake film ed. Aileen Forsyth .
Life on board the Leith Nautical Training Ship 'Dolphin'. Activities include stewarding ; swimming, inflating life rafts ; launching a lifeboat ; compass reading ; in small boats ; prize giving ; visit by Lady Mountbatten.
Credits: presented by W. Gordon Batten London scene Wallace Heaton.
Documentary following the Ben liner Ben Loyal from London to Hong Kong, stopping off at various ports along the way. Commentary is mostly given from the perspective of a new cadet on his first voyage.
w., p. & d. Patrick Young. -- Credits: m. by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes Limited, De Wolfe Limited, Fred Phillips With acknowledgement to the ben Line Steamers Ltd and to the officers and crews of their vessels, and also to the staff of their offices throughout Europe and the Far East. .
Amateur footage of model yacht enthusiasts sailing their craft on a bay in the Orkney Islands.
Amateur footage of model yacht enthusiasts sailing their craft at St. Margaret's Hope in the Orkney Islands.
Amateur footage of the celebrations to mark the coronation of King George VI in 1937 at St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay.
Amateur footage of the celebrations at St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay, to mark the coronation of King George VI in 1937, including a schoolchildren's coronation ceremony.
Amateur footage of the celebrations at St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay, to mark the coronation of King George VI in 1937, including comedy floats in the procession.
Amateur footage of the celebrations at St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay, to mark the coronation of King George VI in 1937, including floats in the procession.
Amateur footage of a crashed Allied Airways aircraft on South Ronaldsay and general scenes on the island.
Amateur footage of two men selling fish from a cart in the street, possibly in St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay
Amateur footage of fishermen selling fish from a cart and general scenes in St. Margaret's Hope, South Ronaldsay.
Amateur footage of a bull being led into the water to swim, pulled from a rowing boat, at St. Margaret's Hope on South Ronaldsay.
An extensive amateur record of the seal and whale industry in South Georgia, 1959 - 1964.
This was the first commissioned publicity film for Rothesay, recording the many attractions of the area. Includes footage of the Winter Gardens and putting green, Gala Day events, Ettrick Bay and Port Bannatyne, Historical re-enactments at Rothesay Castle and Rothesay Highland Games, among many others.
EIGHTH CLUB - TRIP ON THE 'TORLUNDY' R.N.Y.C.
Cruise on the 'Torlundy' R.N.Y.C around Oban area. General views of the Eighth Club members on board. Approach and landing at Oban's North pier terminal the men boarding buses. Cars driving along the side of a loch and arrival at hotel. ['The Eighth Club' is a Rifle and Social Club, its full title being the Eighth Battalion, City of Edinburgh Home Guard.]
Credits: The Shipmates' were: Mr J Seager, CBE, JP, FJI Vice President. Major W H Nisbet Vice President. W Sayers Esq Vice Captain, J J Middleton Esq Hon. Secretary. Sir Garnet Wilson LLD. Chief Constable W Merrilees. Lothians and Peebles Constabulary. A H Alexander. J R Alexander. R M Anderson. A Bade. C Barclay. V Belmonte. J Borthwick. L J Browne. J Buchanan. D Burnett. D Calder. J Campbell. Col. R Cairns. MBE. TD. MA. L Cook. Major J S Craig. F Daynes. R Drummond. G Edwards. T B Fairley. J R Forrest. D Fraser. E Garside. Dr E H B Gooch. D Hawkins. G Henderson. W H Hollings. J Hunter. J Jack. N Leask. R Linton. F Mcanna. R McBurney. J McGuinness. G Masterman. J Merrilees. W Middleton. R J R Milne. P Mitchell. W A Morrison. D Munn. T Robertson. J Ross. J P Ross. C Rule. J Shepherd. G F Simpson F.I.B.D. H Slater. N Smith. R Smith. R L Smith. J S Tait. A Taylor. G Thomson. L Thomson. A Urquhart. W Walls. D Watt. J R Watson. R Westwood. J B Young. And Commander J W Hobbs, C.St.J of Inverlochy Castle..
Members of the Eighth Club (of the Eighth Battalion) enjoy a trip on the King George V steamer from Oban to Fort William. ['The Eighth Club' is a Rifle and Social Club, its full title being the Eighth Battalion, City of Edinburgh Home Guard.]
A high spirited record of the Eighth Club's cruise via Sound of Mull and Loch Linnhe. The film shows their antics on board the 'Torlundy', captained by Commander J. Hobbs of Inverlochy Castle. ['The Eighth Club' is a Rifle and Social Club, its full title being the Eighth Battalion, City of Edinburgh Home Guard.]
ASSOCIATED BRITISH PATHE : SCOTLAND'S NEW TOWN
East Kilbride's 21st birthday is celebrated with a parade of floats. This Pathe Newsreel records the events, including the acceptance of the town's key by the Mayor of Ballerup-Malov, Denmark (twinned with East Kilbride).
Producer, Associated British - Pathe Ltd. -- Credits: Associated British Pathe presents PATHE NEWS. Copyright MCMLXVII by Associated British Pathe Ltd. .
Brief amateur shots of life on the farm and at school. These include men working with fishing nets, working Shetland ponies, school children enjoying playground games - including a very big skipping game!
An amateur record of the day to day work of a small, local bakery - from busy shop counter to back room where products such as bread and bannocks are prepared.
A year on the island of Sanday, Orkney filmed by school pupils. Different aspects of island life are depicted - agriculture, fishing, cottage industries , transport, services, activities, and weather.
Director, Mary Muir, Ian Tulloch. -- Credits: filmed by Mary Muir, Ian Tulloch comm. w. Sophia Slater, Dave Drever comm. sp. Mary Muir, Fiona Cormack et al p. team Ann Harcus, Irene Rendall, David Moodie, Andrew Muir, Stuart Wilson cast Dave Drever, Ann Harcus, Lindsay Skea, Lisa Drever, Andrew Muir, David Moodie .
Planner Peter Daniel's hopes for the New Town development at Livingston. Jazz/blues music accompanies.
IRON ROSE: The work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Architect
The work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, with detailed commentary. Footage is mainly of still images (including Glasgow School of Art, Hill House, Willow Tearoom).
Director, John L. Paterson ; Producer, Environment Studios. -- Credits: sd. A. Brown dialogue C. McWilliam, W. Buchanan cam. J. Paterson, J. Dewar dedicated to the late Miss E.H. Ross.
Dunedin Self Build Housing Association using unskilled workers to build their own houses designed by Ian Stewart Kaye. General views of the architect planning the houses. General views of the men building them and each walking into their new homes.
FLOWERING STONE, the: An Interpretation of Architecture
General views of Le Corbusier's twelve story apartment block Unite d'Habitation, Marseilles. Commentary looks at the building and focuses on the important points of architecture of the future - mixing form, design, functionalism and nature.
Director, John L. Paterson ; Producer, Student Architectural Group, Edinburgh. -- Credits: ass.d. Peter Davenport soloist Alison Kennedy advisory comm. James Morris, Robert Steedman, Angus Gimour, Christopher Seaton, Erik Hultburg.
Art film showing sunbathing figures on an unidentified beach - Gullane (?).
Director, J.L. Paterson ; Producer, Film Art Group.
A celebration, or perhaps a humorous and sarcastic look at the romantic fantasies about things Scottish that have been invented by novelists, poets and musicians over the years.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Everallin Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Murray Grigor SCOTCH MYTHS John Bett James MacPherson, Ossian, Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron, William McGonagall Juliet Cadzow Malvina Farquharson-Smith, Miss Moffat 1750, Bonnie Jean Walter Carr Sir Johnny Stalker, Laird of Dundreich Samuel Fuller as himself Ron Geesin Bonnie Highland Laddie, Bonnie Prince Charlie, as Liberace Sorel Johnson Queen Victoria, Mary Rose Chic Murray Cir Rhosis Hue McRose of Glenliver, Kilt Alex Norton An antiquarian, James Boswell, Robert Burns, Napoleon, Felix Mendelssohn, Prince Albert, John Brown Bill Paterson Another antiquarian, Dr. Samuel Johnson, Sir Harry Lauder Lochs n Brochs Cruises Courier Freddie Boardley; Driver Robbie Coltrane Ladies eating shortbread Sadie Aitken, Ida Schuster Caribbean Highland Chief Harry Agyako Elmer MacPherson-Schmidt Brian Pettifer ASS ad-men Dominic Tyler David Rintoul Archie MacPhee Finlay Welsh Pipe major Roddie Dhu A.S. Ross Japanese tourist Derek Tang DunDreich singers Linda Ormiston, Clifford Hughes, Donald Maxwell Music and songs Ron Geesin Lyrics Murray Grigor Animation Donald Holwill assistants Colin Nawrot, Sam Smith Rostrum camera Orchid Films ph. Mark Littlewood camera operator Jan Pester assistants Norrie Halley, Darryl Collins add. ph. Michael Coulter assistant Gary Turnbull Key grip Allan Ross Lighting gaffer Bill Watkins Best Boy Turlough MacDaid sd. mixer Ian Leslie assistant Iain Lewicki dubbing mixer Andy Nelson p. man. Penny Thomson p. ass. Alison Campbell ass. d. Bill Borrows unit runner Eric Coulter costumes Nadia Arthur ass. Christine Scott, Alison Steele make-up Sallie Adams designer Jack Notman DunDreich tableaux Peter Rush set construction Allan Ross water piano Byll Elliot prop master Ross Balfour ass. David Balfour, Francis Watkins ed. Patrick Higson ass. David Dicker, Craig Dunain The producers would like to thank Jennifer Wilson and Alex McHardy, Crawford Arts Centre, St. Andrews, where Scotch Myths first appeared as an exhibition Patrick Sandford, Perth Theatre where Murray Grigor's play BREEKSADOON was first performed Micheil MacDonald, Museum of Scottish Tartans, Comrie, where Scotland's real history lies produced by Barbara Grigor and Murray Grigor Everallin Ltd. for Channel Four Channel Four Television Ltd. MCMLXXXII 1982.
WINCHBURGH AND DISTRICT CHILDREN'S GALA DAY Saturday 27th June, 1953
The Winchburgh and District Children's Gala Day, held Sunday 27th June, 1953.
WINCHBURGH AND DISTRICT CHILDREN'S GALA DAY Saturday 28th June, 1952
The Winchburgh and District Children's Gala Day, 1952.
Fish being smoked over a smoky fire at Swankie and Smith Fishmongers [Arbroath?]
Construction of a prototype wind turbine at Costa Head, Orkney. Footage includes general views of a car and tractor being stuck on a snowy hillside, the wind turbine under construction in the factory, transporting the turbine to Orkney, the large wooden crates driving through Stromness as well as the turbine under construction and being switched on.
Amateur footage of family holidays in the early 1950s. Includes lovely shots of the family in a park, garden, outside a house, and at the beach. Colour shots include an outdoor swimming pool and children's playpark - glimpse of a Butlins van and Red Coats around a pool - beauty competition (swim wear). B/W - more views of the family visiting a castle, Brief recording of the Coronation Elizabeth II BBC broadcast. Unidentified visitor (probably a Royal) driving through a street - street lined with people waving Union Jacks and cheering.
Family on holiday at Butlins. Mixture of shots of the family at the beach, around the pool, and the Butlin's entertainments such as a playpark, staff dressed as pirates, beautiful baby competition, boat trips and rides. Excellent shots taken from a small aircraft of the fields and coastline - other small planes are also in the air.
Three part Loch Ness Monster drama with frequent subtitles, dating from 1934.
Producer, Pathescope . -- Credits: Pathescope presents Billie Bristow & Charles Bennett.
NORTH BRITISH RAYON LTD, JEDBURGH: Cake Inspection And Trimming
This film records cake trimming and inspection work at North British Rayon Ltd, Jedburgh. Women are shown stacking the stillage trays, inspecting the cakes, and then packing using two methods. The second method using new equipment is shown to improve production.
General views of men coating a large steel pipe and guiding it through a machine. Films ends with the question 'How would you improve on this method?'
Stewarts & Lloyd Ltd Welfare Football 1957 League Carson Cup Final between Calder F.C. VERSUS Glasgow Office F.C
Stewarts & Lloyd Ltd Welfare Football 1957 League Carson Cup Final between Calder F.C. and Glasgow Office F.C. at Cliftonhill Park, home of Albion Rovers. General views of the match and the cup presentation. Team in full dark shirts won.
Compulsive gambler Robert Houston Jnr. seeks refuge with his estranged father. Discovering Robert Snr's lapsed compensation claim for asbestosis, Junior resolves to pursue the case. He encounters Nicola Blyth, a young ambitious lawyer, who demands he produce a witness to testify on his father's behalf. However, Junior's quest for justice belies an uncomfortable truth. Deep in debt to wealthy businessman, John Doran, his only hope is to get his hands on his father's settlement. With the search for a witness becoming even more urgent, Robert's suspicions turn to torment as he learns of his son's deception. In a final confrontation with the Law, the true cost of Junior's betrayal is revealed.
Director, [d. May Miles Thomas] ; Producer, [p.c. Elemental Films]. -- Credits: [Cast in order of appearance Robert Houston Junior Brian McCardie Doughboy David Fehilly Sapphire Dealer Matt Costello Sapphire Smoker Archie Shearer Sapphire Walkman Marc Deans Robert Houston Maurice Roëves Nicola Blyth Kathy Keira Clarke Leena Laura Harvey Adele Carmen Pieraccini Douglas David Gallgher Gerry Jamie Harrison Legal Secretary Suzanne Dance James Alexander Bell Hooded Youth Mark Heavenor Niall Bryan Larkin Funeral Dirstor Douglas Stewart Wallace Todd James Martin Ounce Neil McCormack Denise Carolyn Calder Ounce's Son Reiss Watson Casino Floorman Ben Adams Finn James Cosmo Consultant Linda Duncan McLaughlin Doctor Saj Chauhdry Patient Hugh Tonner Man in Corridor Peter Daniels Cleaner Margaret Rose Stewart Junkie Girl Nicola Jo Cully Pawnbroker John McQuiston John Doran Gary Lewis Brian Rab Mullen Waiter Allesandro Cannetto John Hutchison Ian Hanmore Bookie Gerry Langan Dogtrack Smoker Andy Townsley Barbara Ross Anne Downie Barman Melvyn Brian Williamson Hugh Ross Matthew Bill Boyd Nurse Ellen McLennan Helen Law Eileen McCallum Girl on Beach Kaitlin McMillan John McLellan Laurie Ventry Cammy Ron Paterson Noble Jackie Farrell Blackjack Dealer Amanda Bradley Interviewer 1 Patrick Hannaway Interviewer 2 Dave Anderson Alexander Currie QC Richard Addison Minister Charles Donnelly Mourner Jean Wallace Junior Counsel Pamela Clarke Company Rep John Carson Insurance Rep Arch White Insurance Defender Jason Keating Defender QC Ralph Gonella Old Man in Court James Murphy Old Woman in Court Bet Gault Old Couple Lawyer Harry Cartmill Ray Nick Farr Chris Paul Birchard Casino Dealer Marc Bradley Paulie Malone Paul McParlane Dealer 1 Martin Forry Dealer 2 Rana Singh Casino Receptionist Sarah McMinch Voice Artists James Agnew, Paolo Bardelli, Raymie Day, Margaret O'Brien, Lucy Watt, Gail Wylie Crew List screenwriter, ed. d. May Miles Thomas p. Owen Thomas exec. p. Lenny Crooks line p. Carolynne Sinclair Kidd, d. ph. Neville Kidd costume designer Carole K. Millar composer Bobby James Henry p. designer Jacqueline Smith 1st ass. d. Patrick Conroy 2nd ass. d. Ray Kenny 3rd ass. d. Garahm Galloway camera ass. Francis MacNeil focus puller John Harper grip Lucien Grieve camera trainee Kate Reid HD consultant Julian Guillaume sd. rec. Douglas Kerr boom operator Martin Ireland gaffer Donny Campbell best boy Ewan Epton electricians Scott Napier, Alan Fraser genny operator Pat Sweeney p. man. Rebecca Knapp p. ass. Rohanna Law runner / drivers Andrew Townsley, Alistair Harling runner Liam McCallum p. accountant Neil Cairns sc. supervisor Belinda Newman stills ph. Mark Hamilton location man. Naomi Liston location scouts Alexander Logie Campbell, Cameron Law unit man. Mark McGhee security Drum Security wardrobe ass. Alissa Galloway wardrobe daily Dani Millar make-up / hair designer Sarah Fidelo make-up ass. Karen Brotherstone make-up daily Moirin Doody O'Connor set decorator James Gray standby art d. Fiona Hutchison art dept. ass. Martin Kelly art dept. runner Carly Parris art dept. trainee Julie Anne Moore property master Jim Elliot standby props John Booth dressing props Matt Mooney dressing props / driver Angus West construction Phil Bowen painters Sandy Borthwick, John Hughes addit. carpentry Derek Fraser background casting Casting Call fight co-ordinator Michael Scott Law animal handlers Animals for Action, Creature Feature medical advisor Stef Swiatek location catering Screen Cuisine facilities Cabervans HD colourist Perry Gibbs HD online Andrew Mitchell digital FX Barney Jordan ass. Anna Cliff, Aoibhînn Dinnigan, Bonnie Gilmore, Mark Hodgson supervising sd. ed. Douglas MacDougall re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair ass. dialogue ed. Lorraine Keiller foley artist Michael MacKinnon foloey ed. Dian Jardine foley recordist Giles Lamb post production trainee Steven Ferguson final mix John Fitzgerald dolby sound consultant Chris Ralph Music recorded by Ali MacDonald for Audiofusion musicians Mezzo-soprano Carolyn Dobbin Soprano Catriona Holt Accordion Caroline Hussey Trumpet / flugelhorn Ryan Quigley Piano, percussion Les Rice HDCam system Visual Impact lighting equipment Lee Lighting grip / access equipment Grip House North, Bernard Brogan HD post production The Farm Group, London tape to film transfer Digital Film Lab sound post production Savalas, Ardmore Studios Music credits "You Don't Know What Love Is" (Don Raye & Gene Paul). Published by Universal - MCA Music Publishing performed by John Martyn courtesy of Independiente Ltd. "Reverie" (Claude Debussy) performed by George Shearing licensed courtesy of EMI Recorded Music Ltd. "Prendi, prendi, per me sei libero" from L'elisir d'amore (Gaetano Donizetti) DWNX 8.660045 de Wolfe Music / Naxos "Taking a Chance on Love" written by Vernon Duke, John Latouche and Ted Fletcher published by EMI United Partnership Ltd. performed by Peggy Lee licensed courtesy of EMI Recorded Muisc Inc. "I Only Have Eyes For You" written by Harry Warren and Al Dubin published by B. Feldman & Co. Ltd. perfomed by Peggy Lee licensed courtesy of EMI Recorded Music Inc. "Ebben? N'andro lontana" from 'La Wally' (Alfredo Catalani) DWNX 8.550606 de Wolfe Music / Naxos "Shot By Both Sides" (Howard Devoto & Pete Shelley) published by Mute Song & Complete Music performed by Magazine licensed by courtesy of Virgin Records Limited. "Bye Bye Blackbird" (Mort Dixon & Ray Henderson) published by Warner Cahappell / Carlin Music Copyright © 1926 (renewed 1953). All rights for the extended term administered by the Fred Ahlert Music Corporation on behalf of Olde Clover Leaf Music. All rights for the extended term administered by Ray Henderson Music on behalf of Ray Henderson. International Copyright secured. All rights reserved. Performed by Anne Downie "Love Brought Me Back" (DeWayne Julius Rogers) published by Jennifer Holliday Music Publishing Inc. performed by D. J. Rogers courtesy of Columbia Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing © 2005 Elemental Films Limited.].
Joe, a rootless young drifter, finds work on a barge travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh, owned by Les and his wife Ella. One afternoon they discover the corpse of a young woman floating in the canal and gradually Joe's past relationship with the dead woman emerges. Meanwhile an unspoken attraction develops between Joe and Ella and claustrophobic tensions develop between the three occupants of the cramped space in the barge.
Director, [d. David Mackenzie] ; Producer, [p.c. Recorded Picture Company]. -- Credits: [Joe Ewan McGregor Ella Tilda Swinton Les Peter Mullan Cathie Emily Mortimer Jim Jack McElhone Gwen Therese Bradley Daniel Gordon Ewan Stuart Bill Stuart McQuarrie Connie Pauline Turner Bob M'Bussi Alan Cooke Sam Rory McCann Freight Supervisor Ian Hanmore Barman Andrew Neil Bowler Hat Man Arnold Brown Stall Woman Meg Fraser Black Street Pub Men Stuart Bowman, Wullie Brennan, Rony Bridges, John Kazek, Duncan McHardy, Stewart Porter, Malcolm Shields Black Street Barman Tam Dean Burn Prosecutor Michael Carter Judge Struan Rodger Forensics Expert Matthew Zajac Cathie's Flatmate Mhairi Steenbock Jury Foreman John Comerford Mrs. Gordon Anne Marie Timoney Clerk of the Court John Yule Defence Counsel Sandy Neilson Witness Des Hamilton Blind Man Eddie Dahlstrom p. man. Janet S. Riddoch first ass. d. Mike Elliott make-up and hair designer Meg Spiers 2nd ass. d. Anthony Wilcox 3rd ass. d. Ben Johnson 2nd second ass. d. Paul Smythe p. co-ordinator Julie Connor p. ass. Layla Evans ass. to Jeremy Thomas Jocelyn Jones ass. to Alexandra Stone Matthew Baker ass. to Peter Watson and Stephan Mallman Julia Willis ass. to Nick O'Hagan Caroline Perjesi RPC business affairs Florence Larsonneur p. accountant Guy Barker ass. accountant Anne Marie Gormley accounts trainee Kelly Johnson art d. Stuart Rose standby art d. Laura Donnelly ass. art d. Andy Thomson set decorator Judy Farr production buyer Sue Morrison art dept. ass. Susan Collin art dept. runner Mary MacKenzie storyboard artist Derek Gray sc. supervisors Dot Connolley, Avril Watt focus puller Lewis Buchanan clapper loader Lilia Sellami grip Jim Boorer camera trainee Anna Benbow 2nd unit d. ph. Steven Hall 2nd unit focus puller John Harper 2nd unit clapper loader Derrick Peters underwater camera Mike Valentine BSC sd. rec. Colin Nicolson addit. recordist Louis Kramer boom operators Tony Cook, Sandy Miller sd. trainee Kieran Boyle location man. Stephen Burt unit man. Michael Campbell, Beverley Syme locations ass. Iain MacLean voice and dialect coach Jo Cameron Brown stunt co-ordinator Gareth Milne stunts Lyndal Smith, Nina Armstrong, Rowley Irlam, Kelly Dent publicity Public Eye unit publicists Ciara Parkes, Clair Dobbs stills ph. Picture Production Co. additional EPK Jessica Thomas make-up and hair artists Candice Banks, Tony Lilley ass. costume designer Sara Meek costume ass. Barbara Harrington, Lesley Abernethy costume trainee Hazel Mall costume breakdown Vicki Hallam, Emma Walker property master Gordon Fitzgerald storeman David Weatherstone dressing props Stewart Cunningham, Piero Jamieson dressing props driver Roddy Garden standby props Mat Bergel, Scott Keery standby carpenter Richard Hassall standby rigger Billy Wilson standby painter Bobby Gee standby driver Andy Neilson gaffer Andy Long best boy Bob Hunt electricians Frank McConalogue, Arthur Donnelly construction man. Phil Bowen supervising carpenter Alex Robertson carpenter Colin Davidson stage hand Michael Higson chargehand painter Sandy Borthwick painters John Hughes, Jim O'Donnell p. runner Jennifer Cargey p. trainee Layla Mall floor runners Robbie Kirkpatrick, Amy Gilliam stand ins Norman Rees, Laura Quinn 'Les' body double William Morris 'Joe' body double David Sheasby 'Cathie body doubles Josie Smith, Jay Spence casting ass. Kahleen Crawford, Big Fish Casting legal sc. consultant Harry Dixon court room consultant Glynis McKeand clarances Sarah Hughes health and safety advisor Larry Eydmann unit nurse Stef Swiatek security Tony Duncan, Targe Security Services post production supervisor Clare MacLean 1st ass. film ed. (Glasgow) Anna Mehta 1st ass. film ed. (London) Giles Burgess editing trainee Steven Ferguson post production ass. Layla Evans re-recorded at Videosonics Cinemasound supervising sd. ed. Jeremy Price dialogue and ADR ed. Rory Farnan dubbing mixer Tim Alban ass. dubbing mixer Richard Davey ADR recordists Barnaby Smyth, Edward Bulman ADR recordists (in Glasgow) Michael MacKinnon, Chris Sinclair ass. sd. ed. Mike Grimes foley rec. and ed. Edward Bulman foley artists Melissa Lake, Lionel Selwyn dolby sd. consultant James Seddon Digital FX and titles by Men From Mars VFX supervision Phil Attfield, Simon Carr digital artists Robin Beard, Gruff Owen, Tom Hocking digital imaging Mark Dollery rostrum end roller Frameline Productions Ltd. unit drivers Jas Brown, Graeme Brownlee, Tommy Bryce minibus driver Michael Allen make-up truck driver Jeff Darby wardrobe truck driver Jim Cardey camera car driver Dave Love generator driver Craig McQueenie facilities vehicles Aeroshoot Film Services, SB Services action vehicles Classic Car Hire laboratory Technicolor Film & Imaging laboratory contact Paul Swann grader John Stanborough underwater scenes filmed at Action Underwater Studios marine co-ordinator David Davidson marine consultant Stuart MacDonald barge builder South Holland Marine & Fabrication Ltd. bareg drivers Ross Weir, Neill Cinnamond safety boats Splashsports lighting equipment Lee Lighting, Musco Lighting Europe catering Thistle Catering music mixer Tony Doogan ass. music mixer Michael Bannister musicians co-ordinator Gill Mills, Hoover Dam specialist folk music consultant Dick Gaughan music supervisor Janice Ginsberg ass. to David Byrne Kara Finlay music tutor Ken McLuskey guitar (for "Rio Grande") Johnny McGlynn musicians Barry Burns, Richard Colburn, Caroline Barber, Lisa Aferiat, Donald Gillan, Johnny Quinn, Gregor Philp, Alasdair Roberts, Fiona Stephen, Georgia Boyd, Una McGlone, John Somerville, Greg Lawson, Robert Irvine The Hung Drawn Quartet Raymond MacDonald, Allon Beauvoisin, Graeme Wilson, Keith Edwards, George Lyle string arrnagements by Malcolm Lindsay & D.B. original music written by David Byrne. Published by Moldy Fig Music (BMI) "The Rio Grande" performed by Peter Mullan "Haitian Fighting Song" written by Charles Mingus. Published by Jazz Workshop, Inc. (100% world) (BMI). Performed by The Hung Drawn Quartet. Produced by David Byrne. Arranged by Raymond MacDonald "The Great Western Road" written and performed by David Byrne. Published by Moldy Fig Music (BMI) music recorded and mixed at Cava Sound Workshops, Glasgow legal services provided by Olswang insurance services provided by Media Insurance Services completion guarantor Film Finances banking services The Royal Bank of Scotland World revenues allocated and distributed by Fintage Collection Account Management B.V. For the Film Council's Premiere Fund exec. p. Robert Jones business affairs Gillian Clyde production finance Vince Holden production exec. Brock Norman Brock, Luke Morris For Scottish Screen Steve McIntyre For the Glasgow Film Office Lenny Crooks post production sc. Sapex Scripts travel agent Traveleads Special thanks to Sally Child, Alastair MacKenzie, Chris Ward, Bernard Traynor, Michael Edwards-Hammond, Brian Hutton, British Waterways With thanks to Lindy King, Christian Hodell, Sean Gascoine, Angus Piggot, Jackie Hurt, Katherine Otway [et al...] Originated on Kodak. Dolby Digital in selected theatres. Camera equipment supplied by Arri Media. Filmed on location in and around Glasgow. Made with the support of the National Lottery through the Film Council Premiere Fund and Scottish Screen. Developed in association with Sigma Films. International Sales Hanway Films Limited. An Anglo-French co-production. © 2002 Young Adam Productions Limited / Studio Canal] .
A black comedy set in the Highlands of Scotland. Three friends' lives are changed forever when they accidentally discover gold, triggering a series of increasingly absurd and desperate events.
Director, [d. Stewart Svaasand] ; Producer, [p.c. Hero Film Productions]. -- Credits: [p. Anne Batz w. Stewart Svaasand d. ph. Svein Krovel exec. p. Dougray Scott cast Jamie Sives, Kevin McKidd, Iain Roberston, Dougray Scott, Neve McIntosh] [further cast and credits copied from Internet Movie Database at http://www.imdb.com, last accessed 13/2/2004] [Jamie Sives - Fitz Kevin McKidd - Seany Iain Robertson - Nellie Neve McIntosh - Barbara Dougray Scott - Frankie The Fence Jimmy Chisholm - Harry James Cosmo - Big John Ralph Riach - Mr. Murray Ewan Stewart - Fitz's dad Rupert Vansittart - Alisdair Robb] [line p. Peter Gallagher co-producer Ørjan Karlsen m. Donald Shaw ed. St. John O'Rorke casting Jill Trevellick p. design Pat Campbell art. d. Ursula Cleary costume design Kate Carin makeup designer Fiona Harvey first ass. d. Lee Rooney second ass. d. Tom Gabbutt third ass. d. Fiona MacMillan construction man. Colin H. Fraser property master Piero Jamieson sd. ed. Roy Fenstad, Paul Wrightson sd. re-recording mixer Arne Hansen supervising sd. ed. Arne Hansen boom operator Bradley Kendrick p. sd. mixer Brian Milliken sd. rec. Brian Milliken foley re-recordist Toby Price foley artist Erik S. Watland visual effects supervisor Richard Briscoe visual effects p. Fay McConkey digital compositor: Double Negative Jim Steel stunt coord. Paul Heasman location man. Stephen Burt location ass. Michael Campbell p. secretary Sarah Carswell still ph. Neil Davidson focus puller Jesper Find p. co-ord. Sharon Howat p. accountant Elizabeth Hurley location accountant Patrick Hurley p. ass. Karen Lupton].
Amateur morality tale in which a man smokes heavily in order to collect cigarette tokens for a 'free' gift.
Director, Bill Roy ; Producer, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: act. Tom Frisch (Albert Syme), act. Ruby Frisch (Mrs Syme), act. Chas. Mac Connell (Postman), act. Chas. Walls (Doctor), act. Alastair Dewar (Narrator) p. team R. Mac Knight, J Wilson, G. Rendall, D. Robertson, W. Walker, J. Walls. A. McMillan sc. Bill Roy.
Amateur morality tale about the potentially lethal consequences of adultery.
Director, Frank Walker. -- Credits: cast Yvone Hogarth, Peter Hall, Ailsa Halliday ECS BCG 1969. .
Amateur overview of an Edinburgh Cine Society outing by boat to the Farne islands. General views of coast as seen from boat. Views on land of birds nesting and small monastry.
Amateur fiction film about criminals who use a soporific magic flute to steal from people. Children ensure that they get their comeuppance.
Director, Frank Walker. -- Credits: The Crooks Harry Birrell, Bill Urquhart The Children Wendy Spiers, Louise MacLuskie, Carol Summers, Anne Birrell, Sandy White, Michael Davidson, Heather Malcolm, Judy Birrell The Cop Adam Malcolm cam. Elise Phimster [Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers (SAAC)] .
Amateur comedy fiction film about a family so immersed in their television viewing that they don't notice a clumsy burglar enter the room and steal their possessions. Comeuppance is served when he steals their television at the end.
(filmed by Frank Walker). -- Credits: Cast Bill Roy, Keith Black, Morag B. Gall, Doreen Stephenson Visitor Ian Grieve Made by Basic Cine Group, ECS, 1968. .
Amateur film about Edinburgh, featuring the city viewed from various different locations. Often elevated panoramas and views of landmarks such as the castle, Calton Hill and Princes Street Gardens.
Director, Russell MacKnight. -- Credits: comm. R. L. Stevenson.
General views from the joint outing to Jedburgh of the Edinburgh, Hawick and Dumfries amateur Cine Societies.
Amateur light comedy film about the Edinburgh Cine Society and Hawick Film Group's outing to St. Mary's loch in Selkirk.
During a family visit to playpark, three small boys play on see-saw and swings. Various falls later, all three boys each have a 'black eye'! Filmed on an Edinburgh Cine Society outing to Traquair.
Director, Bill Roy. -- Credits: cam. Elise Phimister ed.& titled Brian Winpenny.
Amateur comedy short featuring animated beer cans on a table.
Sequence of amateur spoof adverts for various fictional products including 'Iron Brew' with real iron and Highland air in a can.
Overview of the Edinburgh Cine Society's Annual dinner and social in 1968, held at the Woodside Hotel, Musselburgh. Speeches, presentations and lively party games follow.
Director, Wally Trapp, Jim Cuthbert, Ian Rintoul. -- Credits: ECS presents.
HEART OF THE RAILWAY: Station Regeneration Programme, Maxwell Park, the
A video record of the extensive refurbishment work carried out at Maxwell Park Station, a B listed Victorian railway station on Glasgow's South Side. The work formed part of a five year regeneration project undertaken by Railtrack Scotland.
Amateur fiction film about a man finding a message in a bottle in a loch which leads him to a woman just further along the lochside.
Amateur fiction film, comedy about a nagged man on a picnic who wanders off to find a cup of tea and leaves the women to fall asleep.
Director, John Welford. -- Credits: Edinburgh Film Society and Hawick Film Group present at the Jedforest Hotel Sunday 15th June 1969. [ph. and ed. Scott Renwick].
Amateur comedy film featuring a bikini-clad woman sunbathing in her garden. A young boy is trying to retrieve his ball from a hose wielding gardener next door. Various high jinks ensue until the gardener is tricked into soaking himself.
Director, John Welford. -- Credits: Cast girl Katy Longmuir gardener Robert McVinnie boy Douglas Maxwell rex Rex Knowles cam. Ken Fleming pd. Tom Whyte cameraman Ken Fleming p. Tom Whyte d. John Welford.
Imaginative amateur science fiction film about an unexplained 'force' affecting a couple of middle aged people walking by the lochside.
[filmed by Frank Walker]. -- Credits: [act. Maisie Brock, Ian Tait].
Amateur film about a young couple who have an unexplained supernatural experience in the woods, possibly due to a radio blackout, which they then report to police.
Director, Jim Cuthbert. -- Credits: ph. W. Trapp, K. Fleming, R. Maxwell sd. J. Frame, J. Cuthbert, A.Findlater, D. McLaughlan titles W. Walker, S. Graham man Murray Raynor woman Dorothy Shiels Lotus Elan M. Walls percussion N. Garden, G. Melville-Mason story, d. & ed. Jim Cuthbert.
Close up views of various people arriving at the front door of the Edinburgh Cine Society (?) in outdoor attire.
Director, John Welford. -- Credits: cam. Ken Fleming sd. Brian Whitworth lighting Larry Sutherland film processing Bob Maxwell film striping Bill Roy .
Amateur comedy about an obviously incapable psychiatrist and the various strange patients he meets in the course of a days work. The psychiatrist ends up on the couch himself.
PRESIDENTS PICNIC (better known as) ONE MAN AND HIS GROG, the
Man walking with dog in countryside. He has a drink from an unidentified bottle before becoming tipsy and using a divining rod to locate a loch. Several people take a short trip in a rowing boat.
Director, Scott Renwick. -- Credits: cast Jim and Judy [ph. & ed. Russell McKnight act. Jim Hickie].
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY EDINBURGH - PRESENTATION OF COLOURS 29TH MAY 1966
Amateur film of the scene outside St. Giles Cathedral on the occasion of the presentation of colours to the British Red Cross. Various views nurses in uniform and brief internal view of stained glass.
Amateur film about the dedicated maintenance of a large unidentified rose garden containing several varieties of rose.
Amateur film of busy streets in Edinburgh, seen through the eyes of a young man. He speaks about his experience of social phobia, depression and attempted suicide and how his stay at a Young People's Unit has improved his outlook.
Director, John Welford. -- Credits: We are grateful to the Young People's Unit of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital for their kind co-operation in the making of this film. .
Summer outing to Gifford 1978. Clubs (Edinburgh Cine Society) picnic to Gifford.
Amateur film footage of John Mortimer play for Edinburgh Cine Society sound test.
SIX AND SEVEN-EIGHTHS (6 7/8) OR THEREABOUTS
Amateur comedy about a man who is the subject of jokes involving hat switching at his work. He is confused until the culprits are caught and receive their comeuppance.
Director, Jim Hickie . -- Credits: Cast Samual Perkins Geoffrey Isles Mrs Perkins Carol Isles Lady in street Rita White Apprentices Douglas Russell, Alan Walkingshaw Gatekeeper James Ferris Doctor Gregor Tuner cam. Bob Ferguson sd. John Wilson, Alex MacMillan lighting Douglas Lornie, Jack Grant p. Frank Walker.
Amateur film set in hospital featuring one man with bandaged eyes. He appears to regain his sight.
Director, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: Cast Archie Don Arnott George Bill Robertson Nurse Lindy Manson Doctor Andrew Anderson p. ECS 1982.
Amateur comedy film about a young man in training apparently for a race but we discover at the end that it is for another reason entirely!
[filmed by Gordon Newlands]. -- Credits: [p. Gordon Newlands assisted by Moira Todd].
Amateur film from the Edinburgh Cine Society's 1981 Christmas party held for members and their families. Children playing charades in cinema theatre, general views people eating, drinking and generally enjoying themselves.
Very disjointed film of various spoof images, people in costume, model aeroplane and witch. Two brief mag track inserts.
General views river scenes, swans, duck ,boats and a mill wheel in action.
Amateur film showing an Edinburgh Cine Society picnic, probably at Dunbar. Includes people eating, talking and flying kites in overcast weather.
Amateur film about a young man who joins the Edinburgh Cine Society to improve his film-making skills, which he achieves with prizewinning success.
Director, Ron McLaren. -- Credits: Edinburgh Cine Society Basic Group 1974-1975 presents. starring Alex Madden, Bill MacLeod, Joan Scott, Henry Scott-Irvine, David MacLean, Sandy Sievwright, Frank Walker, Mary Walker, Jacqueline Auld, Jim Brown, Norma Drummond, Marion McLaren, Pepi - himself lighting Charlie Auld general assistance Reg Lacon, Alan Scott cam. Brian Cairney continuity Margaret McLaren ed. Les Knott p. Jack Grant 'Camera shop' additional display material given by Leith Cine-Photo Centre.
Partially animated amateur about the visit to a toymaker of small extra-terrestrial robots who inspire him to invent Playmobil people.
Credits: A 'Trio' Film by cam. K.Couper anim. G.Singer [actor Jack Grant].
Amateur comedy film in which a woman using Persil powder washes the stripes off a shirt. Intended as a 'send up' of conventional washing powder adverts.
Amateur overview of the 1980 Edinburgh Cine Society picnic at the John Muir Country Park, Dunbar in East Lothian. General views of ECS members and families.
Amateur film; a humorous morality tale about man who quits smoking only to end up in hospital after seeking comfort in beer. Doctor offers him cigarette at end.
Credits: Boomerang Productions presents.
Amateur short film about a hotel manager who finds himself performing all roles - from receptionist to barmaid - in the hotel. At the end he has had enough and leaves.
Director, Jim Hastings. -- Credits: w. & d. Jim Hastings manager John Brownlee receptionist Jeanette Miller porter David Thomson maid Peggy Laing barman Sandy Sievwright Hotel guests - Mr & Mrs Smith Jim Hastings, Moira Todd Bert Young, Evelyn Young, Pauline Mitchell cam. Les Knott asst. Jim Johnston This film is dedicated to managers like Bill Forsyth who deal with similar situations as part of their job - J.H. .
Two reels amateur comedy film on the theme of cooking.
Amateur comedy short from the Edinburgh Cine Society, featuring a hypnotist who struggles to cope with his temperamental car.
Director, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: An ECS production 1985 cast Hypnotist David Lamb Tom & Syd David Imrie Compere Barry Matthews Syd's Friend Keith McKenzie Garage hand Alan Maxwell Volunteers Archie Craig George Juner.
Amateur fiction short featuring a woman feeding her cats milk and visiting her next door neighbours.
Credits: Miss Prym Effie Robertson Mrs Doolittle Irene Robb Mr Doolittle Bill Robertson Colonel Smithers A Purves The Milkman Mark Lawson Our thanks due to milk float Kennerty farm dairies Alan Prince the cats .
Amateur overview of the city of Edinburgh on a sunny day, highlighting many of the tourist attractions.
Director, Les Knott ; Producer, LK Films. -- Credits: comm. Margaret McLaren .
Light-hearted amateur film about children swapping clothes with an elderly rag and bone man, in exchange for balloons.
Director, James Hickie. -- Credits: w. & d. James Hickie p. Douglas Lornie cam. Dick Annis ed. Sandy Sievwright sd. Alex McMillan continuity Maisie Tait lighting George Liston balloon man Jack Grant boy Stuart Milligan newsboy Graeme Singer m. arranged by Ian Hay 'Raggabone Man' composed by Lifford Charles.
CHANGE IN THE WEATHER, EVERY CLOUD..., a
Amateur tale about a company boss and his wife who turn up late for a dinner party hosted by an ambitious young salesman of his company and his wife. After their car breaks down they have to change a wheel in the rain, arriving soaking wet, where their young hosts dry them out and give them a nice meal.
Director, Norman Spiers. -- Credits: Our thanks to : The Penicuik Players Joan Logan, Jean Milne, Derek Ward, Joy Wood; Edinburgh Cine Society Margaret Wilson, John Wilson, Maisie Tait, Norman Spiers, Dorothy Spiers, Alex McMillan, Archie Craig; Members and friends Vera Wilson, Wendy Spiers, James Mackay, Douglas Lornie, George Junor, Robin Crichton, Dick Annis [Direct sound on films, edited on GOKO editor. ].
Amateur comedy film about the Edinburgh Cine Society's picnic daytrippers crossing paths with a pair of bank robbers.
Amateur overview of McEwans Edinburgh International Jazz Festival. General views of audience and various street performers/musicians on a sunny day, intercut with occasional 'sped up' sections.
[filmed by Sandy Sievwright, Stuart Fyvie, Alan Maxwell]. -- Credits: [ECS Production].
Amateur fiction morality tale following a young man trying to find a place at Art School, despite having few qualifications. Refused admittance to College, he decides to travel to Paris- but failing to find a job, he turns to crime to pay his passage.
filmed and p. by Archie Craig, George Juner. -- Credits: w. George Juner Peter Stuart Fyvie Nick John Taylor college principal Archie Craig Linda Linda Dawson old man George Juner with Alex McMillan, Norman Spiers, Neil Shaw thanks to Gosman's fruit shop, Tony's cafe, Kitchencraft titles John Anderson stills Douglas Lornie cam. Archie Craig 1981.
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1976 - 77 SEASON OF EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY
Amateur film of the celebration dinner for the fortieth anniversary of the Edinburgh Cine Society, dance and prize-giving ceremony.
The Scott family live comfortably, but struggle to control their troubled son's behaviour.
Credits: Cast : Andrew Scott, played by Michael Howe; Mary Scott, Patricia Mackie; Mark Scott, Allan Dunn; Richard, Alex Wiseman; Jan, Sylvia McNaught; Bentley, Norman Ireland; Steward, John Inglis; Old Lady, Evelyn Hill; Waitress, Jacqie Shaw; Sincere thanks to : James & Brenda Hall, Anne Juner, Norma Ireland, Ken & Wendy MacLeod, Douglas Graham, John & Dorothy Hall, Alan Innes, Ian & Judith Revie, Elizabeth Wilson, Ian Sheffield, Film Services Scotland Park Golf Club Lothian & Borders Police. p. Sandy Sievwright, Norman Spiers, George Juner, Norman Ireland, Lillian Chamberlain, Dorothy Spiers & John Anderson.
Amateur newsreel overview of various events held in 1977, many to commemorate the Queen's Silver Jubilee. These include the gathering of the clans, Royal procession along High street and general views of Edinburgh Festival parade.
BUTLIN'S FILM FOR EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY WORKSHOP
Amateur trim footage of unidentified Butlins camp. General views of facilities and events including donkey derby, Royal Marines display, and stage show.
TATTOO 1970 - INSTALLATION OF OF GOVERNOR
General views Tattoo ceremony at Edinburgh castle at dusk.
Amateur holiday footage in Russia, featuring general views of sunny scenery and attractions before more Soviet style architecture and space museum.
Amateur footage of a holiday in Russia. Tracking shot from ferry and general views ornate golden fountain.
Drama about a young couple who adopt a baby after losing their own and the strain which this places on their relationship.
Director, p. & d. Stephen Symes ; Producer, Abbey Film Unit. -- Credits: Moviemaker Ten Best Competition Gold Star Award. (Cast) Laura Eperjesi, Andy Fear with Louise Donald, Georgina Duncan all music written by Abbey Road Films. cam. S.Symes live sd. D.Chandler lighting J.Ilett ed. S.Symes sd. mixer J.Ilett music written by J.Ilett performed by B.Gossage We wishto thank - M & A Lumley, R & A Duncan, Cheltenham General Hospital, R.J. Ford, P Shaw .
Amateur tourist film of a trip to Ireland. Including crowds at Lammas Fair, general scenery and frequent shots of woman (Ella).
Amateur general views of a holiday in Malta, featuring local scenery and architecture.
Amateur overview of 'Mrs C' preparing her roses and them later in full bloom.
Amateur footage of Balmaha, Kelso and Edinburgh. General views of ramblers/amateur geologists walking in countryside, looking at monuments and occasionally examining stones.
Amateur animation about a seal who befriends Santa Claus.
[filmed by Edinburgh Cine and Video Society?].
Amateur overview of womens' trip to Morocco in camper van. Landscape and street scenes footage, including Marrakech. Traditional dress, architecture.
Amateur footage of holiday down the Rhine in Germany, features general views from boat of riverside landscape and settlements.
Amateur footage of family campervan holiday to France. They travel through a number of small villages, stop and film scenery, architecture and family members relaxing.
Amateur general views of a family holiday in the Dordogne. General views scenery, villages and people.
Amateur comedy short, featuring an absent minded man at a Lost Property office.
Amateur general views of holiday in the Dordogne. General views scenery, villages, people, lake and cycle race.
Amateur general views of Portugal and Santiago de Compostella in Spain, featuring architecture and street scenes.
Amateur general views of a holiday in Provence, featuring its street scenes, landscapes and people.
Amateur general views various chateaux in France, featuring their architecture and surrounding landscape.
EDINBURGH'S CORONATION YEAR PICTORIAL 1937
Edinburgh's Coronation Year Pictorial 1937. Views of decorations and events celebrating the coronation and royal visit.
OUTING EARLY 1950's / MRS MASON WANTS TO KNOW
Two different films spliced together. One outing to the beach in the 195o's, one comedy film (no titles/credits as abandoned production due to war).
Amateur newsreel featuring general views of various events in Spring 1939. Made by the Edinburgh Cine Society.
[filmed by members of the Edinburgh Cine Society].
EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY NEWSREEL - QUEEN AT LEITH
The Queen and Prince Philip arrive on the Royal Yacht Britannia to open the 10th Edinburgh International Festival.
Amateur Spanish film about a couple learning to play the piano. Features a fantasy element as a piano teacher potentially threatens their relationship.
Director, Pedro Font Marcet ; Producer, Font Films. -- Credits: Esperanza Musterio Juan Segués José Samaranch Guion y Camera P.Font Ayudante P.Blanch Supervisor J.Espa-ol Produccion 1950 Esta pelicula fue presentada al XIIe Concurso INTERNACIONAL de cinema amateur celebrado en LUXEMBURGO (Agosto 1950) y se clasifico en 2e lugar absoluto, consiguendo la 2e Copa de la categoria de Argumentos. .
Amateur holiday footage featuring general views of Ibiza, featuring two elderly ladies .
Amateur short about a hitchiker who is successful in obtaining a lift, only for the vehicle to breakdown.
Director, John Docherty. -- Credits: Edinburgh and Dumfries present With Jack & May Fulton & Iain, John & Margaret Wilson, Margaret & Turnbull Harrison and their Lagonda .
Amateur general views of Berne and Zurich in Switzerland, including visit to zoo.
Amateur travelogue through the Pyrenees district of France and Spain.
Amateur general views of care and outings with children with disabilities.
Amateur general views street scenes Leningrad and holiday resort Sochi, in Russia.
ST. COLUMBA'S HOSPICE - CHARLOTTE SQUARE FESTIVAL 1987
Members of the Edinburgh Cine and Video Society record the Charlotte Square Festival in aid of St. Columba's Hospital, 1987.
Director, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: cam. George Juner, Douglas Lornie, Sandy Sievwright, Norman Spiers, Maisie Tait sd. Jim Frame stills Alan Ireland p.ass. Lilliam Chamberlain graphic artist Dawn Chamberlain p. Norman & Dorothy Spiers.
Amateur documentary recording a visit made by HM Queen Elizabeth to St. Columba's Hospice in Edinburgh. Includes footage of preparation involved before the visit.
Director, Edinburgh Cine Society. -- Credits: Poem by Arthur Dickson read by Michael Elder cam. George Juner, Douglas Lornie, Dorothy Spiers, Norman Spiers sd. Jim Frame titles Douglas Lornie p. George Juner.
Amateur short about the carelessness with litter of visitors to the countryside. A young family leave a trail of litter along their trip, only to find visitors with a similar habit have been to their picnic spot before them.
Amateur comedy about frenzied bargain hunters attending an Edinburgh Cine Society evening jumble sale. The tables are cleared in a few minutes and organisers left the worse for wear!
Director, Mrs Fiona Brock. -- Credits: cam. Miss E. Phimster, Miss E. Douglas.
Amateur general views countryside scenery and couple having a picnic. The accompanying soundtrack features two male voices discussing in a light-hearted manner how best to make a film on a hot day, with classical music in the background.
Director, B. Whitworth. -- Credits: cam. J. Welford.
STOP PRESS [LORD PROVOST'S VISIT TO EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY]
Amateur film of the Lord Provost's visit to the E.C.S. (Edinburgh Cine Society) in March 1972. Brief view of the various film-making demonstrations and members he meets.
Credits: cam. Brian Winpenny comm. Bill MacLeod .
Brief amateur general views of Rome,1957.
Brief amateur general street scenes in Milan, 1957.
Amateur footage of Italian friends enjoying sunny weather.
Amateur general views of an Italian family relaxing in nice weather.
Amateur footage of the Cocozza family (?) relaxing at home.
Amateur brief views Dumfries town centre, then general views of Dumfries College grounds.
Brief views lady in garden hanging out washing in Italy (Nervi?). Intertitles of place names, later coming into and out of focus.
Leisurely scenes by the sea on a holiday trip to Dassat, Santa Margherita (Italy?).
Amateur footage featuring exterior of a smart cafe in Leith, Edinburgh.
Advert for the 1981 Scottish International Amateur Film Festival at the Glasgow Film Theatre. Accompanied by voiceover track.
Random shots from a middle-aged couple's holiday in Ibiza.
A rundown of various car racing events in 1959.
A family outing to the tourist sites of London.
A family goes to the seaside, plays in the sand and row boats.
General views of motor racing at Oulton Park Spring Meeting and Aintree.
A family holiday to the countryside. Focus on children.
Credits: Midget Films Presents... A Little Herbert production.
A family film at Christmas in the park and at home.
An assortment of unrelated films, including 1949 Charity Day at Edinburgh University, Edinburgh Cine Club Dances, a day at the beach and (badly faded) footage of the Grand Canyon.
Director, Ron Beresford and Adam Malcolm. -- Credits: p. Adam Malcolm ph. John O. Russell ph. Freddie Gelder ed. John O. Russell ed. Ron Beresford ed. Adam Malcolm.
Edinburgh Cine Society advertising film, shows Edinburgh scenes and a society excursion.
GAMES AT MURRAYFIELD AND PROCLAMATION CEREMONY
Shots of the Murrayfield Highland Games in 1952 and what is believed to be the Proclamation of Her Majesty's Accession to the Throne.
Random shots of the Forth bridges in Scotland and the film-maker's holiday in the Alps.
Amateur general views pupils of Heriot Watts dancing, girls in dress and boys in costume.
Amateur general views exterior church of wedded couple. Guests throw confetti, gvs people dressed up and smiling.
Amateur general vidws of people at day out, perhaps a school sports day. Brief views sack race and 3-legged race.
Amateur general views people camping at Largo, playing outside tent on shore.
Amateur general view of church exterior, crowds at wedding and then zoo.
Amateur general views zoo, penguins, elephant and camel, was well as people.
Amateur general views people outside, smiling. Close up swans on riverbank.
Amateur general views of otters, penguins, polar bear and people visiting Edinburgh Zoo.
Amateur general views elephant and other animals in zoo.
Amateur general views of women's hands as they play 'cat's cradle'. Man in park feeding birds.
Amateur general views people enjoying themselves outside. Playing croquet, dancing etc. [Could be some sort of centenary celebration at Rosyth, according to information scratched on original reel].
Amateur general views costume fete in gardens outside large house, Craighall, Midlothian.
Amateur general views of people at fete. Women perform traditional dancing in different styles, film includes a brief shot of an amateur drama.
Amateur general views of a glider launch and various other planes taking off from a rather uneven field, watched by a large crowd.
Amateur general views Craigmillar Castle in Edinburgh. Brief view football match from castle, pipe band. Templars march.
Amateur general views of an outing of crowd to Kinghorn. Crowd smiling for camera and playing on beach.
Amateur general views of the North East Coast Exhibition in Newcastle in 1929.
Amateur general views unidentified zoo. Various animals.
Two Pathescope educational shorts spliced together. Wading birds followed by film on lions, both with frequent intertitles.
Producer, Pathescope . -- Credits: Pathescope presents.
Amateur footage of traction engines and trade stalls at an agricultural show, including shots of equestrian events and a bowling green.
Amateur footage of stone-clearing on a beach and shots of an agricultural show.
Amateur footage of people on a beach and an older woman on a walk in the countryside.
Amateur footage of an agricultural show and animals at a zoo [possibly Edinburgh Zoo?]
Amateur general views of penguins at feeding time at the zoo [probably Edinburgh Zoo].
PORTOBELLO, LEITH, QUEENSFERRY CORALS, CRAB CRAMOND
Amateur general views Portobello beach, children, boats. Also Leith, Queensferry, Cramond.
Amateur general views smartly dressed people on beach, eating ice creams. On small boat, in gardens.
Amateur general views family picnic tea party on rocky beach.
Amateur general views various small boats, Forth Rail Bridge and people.
Amateur general views people seated outside, sunny weather enjoying themselves.
Amateur general views Bruntsfield Féte, people disembarking from motor boat. General views people on beach.
General views race meeting in Musselburgh, jockeys, horses and punters.
Amateur general views of parchutist, bi-plane, pilot.
A combine harvester and horse drawn plough seen at work. Followed by footage of a small helicopter and an air show.
Amateur general views steam engine, tunnel.
Amateur footage of a parade through Leith with various floats and vintage vehicles for Leith Hospital Flag Day.
Amateur footage of skating and ice hockey on Craiglockhart Pond in the winter, and rowing boats in the summer.
Amateur footage of a fete at a country house, featuring a Boys Brigade pipe band and dance and theatrical performances.
Educational short about two different kinds of lilies, the Superbum and Tigrum (Tiger).
Amateur general views of people outside, walking. Blind man with white cane and dog. Also people using sign language in a garden (possibly Kirkcaldy).
Amateur general views agricultural and livestock show in Alloa (?)
Amateur general views of a flooded street in Edinburgh. Film also include views of hay making at harvest time, and camels at the Zoo.
Amateur general views Coronation celebrations in Edinburgh 1936. Not clear whether for Edward VIII in January 1936 or George VI in December 1936.
Amateur general views outing to countryside. Picnic and dancing.
Amateur short about a bully menacing a couple.
Amateur holiday footage, unidentified location.
[filmed by Edinburgh Cine and Video Society].
Amateur general views of a family visit to seaside at Seaburn near Sunderland.
Amateur general views rally cars and racing cars on unidentifiable racing track.
Amateur general views two boys taking part in an informal cycling proficiency exercise.
Amateur general views Oulton Park car racing site near Cheshire. General views race, people and site.
Amateur general views gymkhana with horse jumping and shots of the public.
Amateur general views family on beach in Alnmouth, North East England.
Amateur general views lifeboat and rescue helicopter demonstration at Boulmer beach in Northumbria.
Amateur general views pipe band, children on horseback. Family having picnic in countryside, waterfall.
Amateur general views children on beach.
Small boy - the William of the title - causes havoc whilst at picnic on lochside.
Credits: featuring William Gibson A joint production by Hawick Film Society and Edinburgh Cine Society - June 1968. .
Story of a housewives continued interruptions [taken from synopsis in Edinburgh Cine Society file].
Director, F.Brock. -- Credits: TOP 8 1966 HIGHLY COMMENDED 8mm MovieMaker ECS Ladies' 8mm Film Unit presents Cast Betty Weir with G.Dunnet, E.Rushton, B.Stevenson, C.Weir, J.Weir, K.Wood cam. & co-director E .Dunnet .
Overview of Royal visit to Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded workshops and houses in Linburn, Midlothian. People cheering and waving from exterior galleries.
Credits: ph. Brian P. Winpenny & James D. Hendry .
Mixed shots of car races and spectators [racing at Silverstone and Becketts].
Amateur general views tracking shot featuring Princes Street, Edinburgh.
Amateur scenes from the Edinburgh Cine Society's Annual Dinner and Social in the Woodside Hotel, Musselburgh. Presentation of various trophies before fun on the dancefloor.
Amateur short in which Edinburgh Cine Society members unwittingly assist a train robber wanted by police when he crashes his car outside ECS in Fettes Row, Edinburgh.
Amateur film with overview of 1967 Edinburgh Cine Society dinner and prize-giving, held at Woodside Hotel. Presentation of trophies, dancing and various party games.
General views of the smartly dressed crowd arriving and mixing at the Edinburgh Cine Society's Gala premiere of the film 'Seven Ages' [see also ref. 6278]. Guests include SAAC Chairman Frank Marshall and Vice Chairman Willie Dobson.
Credits: ECS presents [Edinburgh Cine Society].
JOINT OUTING TO ST. MARY'S LOCH JUNE 1970 - NEWSREEL
A record of the activities of a combined Edinburgh Cine Society and Hawick Film Group outing to St. Mary's Loch. General views members family trip to hotel and picnic.
Credits: Edinburgh Cine Society and Hawick Film Group.
Amateur comedy short about granny's visit which disrupts a boy's comic reading. He gets revenge by scaring her with a clockwork mouse to the detriment of the tea set of the title.
Amateur comedy with man brazenly selling Edinburgh Cine Society floor tiles for cash.
Amateur general views Italian family in garden in Barnton area of Edinburgh. Later views of elderly lady in Italy.
REVIEW OF THE GLASGOW BATTALION BOY'S BRIGADE, the
Footage from review of the Glasgow Battalion Boys Brigade, features the physical training team and massed band performing, in front of The Duke of Hamilton and Lord Inverclyde.
Credits: AT QUEEN'S PARK RECREATION GROUND ON 7TH MAY 1955 reviewing officer His Grace the Duke of Hamilton PC, KT, GCVO, AFC accompanied by The Rt Hon Lord Inverclyde K St J, DL, Honorary President Glasgow Battalion.
Play Boy: Clarry Stafford, an underground worker at Steetley Colliery writes a play about mining folk, produced at the Chesterfield Civic Theatre. Hold-Up: A look at underground roadways. Centre Figure: Sprinter, Abe Moffat, son of the Scottish N.U.M. President, trains at the Niversknowe Social Welfare Centre at Bilston in Scotland. [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal]
Miners on the Land: miners with a disability in agriculture. Learning the Right Way: Scottish training centre, with Davy Lump, cartoon character drawn by RAFF. Jewel Coronation: children's gala in Scottish mining village. A pit is Reborn (2) Manton Colliery, Notts.: sinking a new shaft through water-bearing strata [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Producer, Data Production. -- Credits: This is to Certify that Mining Review No 2 2nd Year has been passed for Universal Exhibition. (British Board of Film Censors) NCB.
Central Workshops: Cowdenbeath workshops, Scotland. A Pit is Reborn (3) Marcihanish: new Scottish drift mine. Miners' Health Centre: how miners helped to make a Welsh health centre. Shipyard for Colliers: shipbuilding Cue for Ladies: friendly match between two women champions from mining villages, featuring Joe Davis [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].
Amateur overview of family at beachfront, shops at promenade. Colour footage of people on boat.
General views of the 1963 Fete / Carnival at Alnwick. Families relaxing, children playing, floats, fancy dress.
General views various racing events and the audience in attendance. Both in rain and sunny weather.
A dark, fictional story filmed in Enrico Cocozza's flat about a young flat bound artist, Bruno, who is tormented by his two other selves, which manifest themselves as young boys.
Amateur footage of Stoer area in Sutherland. Landscape, fishing boats, ferry and people.
1938/39 EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY NEWS REVIEW / ROYAL VISIT TO THE EXHIBITION
Amateur general views various events 1938 and 1939. Also a visit by the Queen and Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret to the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
Compilation reel of nine different films spliced together - Victory festivals in Paris, Niagara Falls, Elephant having a bath etc.
Amateur film, views of Edinburgh and various landmarks that can be seen fro reflections in shop windows along Princes street.
A tale of bungling burglars and their unsuccessful attempt to break in to a flat. Featuring Enrico Cocozza and his friend Iain Leslie and shot in Cocozza's Wishaw flat.
Director, Thomas McCabe. -- Credits: a film by Enrico Cocozza Ian Leslie Rico Cocozza camera Thomas McCabe A Connoisseur Film.
Observations from Enrico Cocozza's flat window in Wishaw of the exterior of Route 6 Auto Centre. People come and go, occasional inserts of different views of Wishaw street life.
Couple receive tour of Edinburgh Cine Society. Woman receives instruction on cement splicing small gauge film. Lochside sequence.
Amateur film overview of daytime bullfighting at an arena almost definitely in Spain. Also general exterior street scenes.
Amateur fiction film about the human race's fascination with light, from the builders of Stonehenge to a modern tale of two boys going fishing by candlelight, then being caught by gamekeepers.
Director, Russell MacKnight. -- Credits: Fettes Five present... Boys Norman & Paul Aspey Druid Bryan Wright comm. Tom Bell cam. Jimmy Walls light. Alex MacMillan & George Rendall models Bill Walker props Douglas Robertson sd. John Wilson cont. Bill Roy sc. & d. Russell MacKnight A Fettes 5 Film.
Man receives some good fortune through the post - a tidy sum of money - only to be drugged by a mysterious visitor, and lose it entirely.
Director, Jack Grant. -- Credits: with Jim Bell, George Wardrobe cam. Les Knott story & d. Jack Grant An ECS Unit film. .
Amateur general views the Loire, France. Street scenes, chateaux and family relaxing.
Amateur film about a man who has a suspected burglar only to discover it is a mysterious woman, his wife?
Amateur comedy about the difficulties a family have in erecting a tent. Specifically, confusion over multiple poles...
Credits: ECS [Edinburgh Cine Society] presents ... a Basic Group Production.
Amateur comedy short about a wife taking up home brewing to keep husband at home. Unfortunately (for wife) husband invites friends and acquaintances to taste home brew.
Director, S. Sievwright. -- Credits: husband Jim Taylor wife Gina White salesman Dick Robertson p. R. Lacon cam. R. Ferguson, G. Liston cont. E. Dunnet, M. McLaren light. D. Robertson ass.d. G. Junor ed.& sd. C. Auld, J. Grant supported by ECS Basic Group members 1975-76.
Amateur whodunnit film about a mysterious death in the dark in the Edinburgh Cine Society's cinema, and the subsequent solving of the case.
Director, Russell McKnight. -- Credits: nar. Russell McKnight detectives Ian Brock and Alec Paulin.
General views from Enrico Cocozza's flat of the front of Mackay and Jardine's building being demolished by a huge crane.
[d. Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: [comm. s. Enrico Cocozza].
TRIPTYCH: SINFONLA BREVE, CHEF'S FANTASY, RITUAL FIRE DANCE
An experimental videogram by Enrico Cocozza, featuring a visual experiment in three panels: Sinfonla Breve, Chef's Fantasy and Ritual Fire Dance.
[d. Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: TRIPTYCH: A Connoisseur Videogram by Enrico Cocozza Iain Leslie in TRIPTYCH, A Visual Experiment in Three Panels Panel One SINFONLA BREVE cam. David McAleairy, Enrico Cocozza m. Gareth Walters Panel Two CHEF'S FANTASY with Greta Garbo cam. Enrico Cocozza m. Piero Puccioni and Georges Bizet Panel Three RITUAL FIRE DANCE cam. Enrico Cocozza, Robert Strain Vincent m. Manuel De Falk and Igor Stravinsky ecs THE END A Connoisseur Videogram.
CONTRASTS: Sounds on Chair, Simple Simon, Devil Dance
An experimental videogram by Enrico Cocozza, featuring three performance pieces: Sounds on a Chain, Simple Simon, Devil Dance.
[d. Enrico Cocozza]. -- Credits: This videogram is dedicated to IAIN CAMPBELL LESLIE, a brave young man who tried always to be himself, but his friends would not let him, and he disappeared in the month of December 1984..
An amateur production by Enrico Cocozza, featuring local children helping with chores around his flat and singing a song together 'Auntie Leezie's Currant Bun'.
Director, Enrico Cocozza, Thomas McCabe. -- Credits: A Connoisseur Videogram: Enrico Cocozza presents James MacAteer in A STAIRHEED SYMPHONY; also featuring William McCabe, Alan Calderwood, Shelley McCabe, Marlene Richardson, Rhonda Morrison, Keith Dow, Thomas McCabe ass. technician Thomas McCabe song Auntie Leezie's Currant Bun by Will Fyfe camerawork Enrico Cocozza, Thomas McCabe Copyright Connoisseur 1982.
Enrico Cocozza treats local children to a silly 'watermelon party' in his flat. [See also ref 6889 for further rushes]
Director, Thomas McCabe. -- Credits: A Connoisseur Videogram; Enrico Cocozza merrily presents.. starring (in alphabetical order Enrico Cocozza, Louise Dickson, Mark Dickson, Keith Dow, Cheryl McCabe, Shelley McCabe, William McCabe, Rhonda Morrison, Marlene Richardson, and a large, juicy watermelon from Robert's wee shop in the Main Street) cameras Thomas McCabe End of melon - End of Videogram (1982) And James McAteer, who should have starred, missed his melon because he was being mugged in France whilst fruit - picking. NEVER GO FRUIT - PICKING WHEN YOU CAN HAVE A WATER - MELON AT HOME! The End (Copyright Connoisseur 1982).
Enrico Cocozza and local children recite Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' in his flat, Wishaw. [see also ref. 6887]
Credits: A Connoisseur Videogram Enrico Cocozza presents James McAteer in also featuring Keith Dow, Marlene Richardson, Rhonda Morrison, William McCabe, Thomas McCabe, Shelley McCabe, Alan Calderwood and 3 cheeky little buggers who threw stones ph. Enrico Cocozza technical assistants Thomas McCabe, Keith Dow m. Cole Porter Copyright Connoisseur 1982.
BY THE LOCHSIDE - A GAMBOL BETWEEN EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY AND HAWICK FILM CLUB SAINT MARY'S LOCH 1968
Amateur film of the 1968 summer outing of Edinburgh Cine Society and Hawick Film Club to St. Mary's loch. General views of various incidences of film-making in progress.
Amateur film demonstrating a variety of equipment and basic film-making techniques. Rounded off with four comedy shorts.
Director, Wally Trapp. -- Credits: cam. Alan Findlater lighting Jim Turnbull, Les Knott ed. Wally Trapp continuity Jack Grant sd. Francis Robson, Les Knott p.asst. Peter Taylor, Janette Allan, Jack Allan & ECS members p. Francis Robson .
Amateur overview of trip to Dordogne in France in 1972. Particular attention paid to scenery and architecture, especially chateaux.
Amateur footage boxing match, boys at campsite and family in garden.
Amateur general views Forth Rail bridge and family scenes.
Amateur general views Crail harbour, family in garden.
Amateur footage family in garden, general views traffic on Princes street in Edinburgh.
Amateur general views John O'Groats, Fettercairn and other unidentified places.
20 EXERCISES IN EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY CLUBROOMS 1963-1969
Short film showreel featuring various examples of Edinburgh Cine Society film between 1963-1969.
Members of the Edinburgh Cine Society attend a formal dinner.
Amateur footage family holiday in West Country. Includes Tolpuddle near Dorchester. Visits to ancient monuments, abbey.
The Stone of Destiny is brought back to Scotland in 1996. Explains the rich history behind the Stone, and describes how the Stone was moved from Westminster Abbey to Edinburgh Castle, enriched by interviews with experts from Historic Scotland and footage of the ceremony and procedure involved in moving and displaying this important artefact.
Producer, Picardy Television. -- Credits: nar. Brian Cox filmed and ed. Michael Brooks add. filming Tim Christie w. Pat Connor dubbed by Ian Stroud Historic Scotland wish to thank The Dean and Chapter, Westminster Abbey, The Lothian and Borders Police, The Royal Artillery, The National Museums of Scotland, Army School of Piping, Parliamentary Recording Unit, BBC Scotland, Border Television, British Sky Broadcasting, Pathe News Archive.
Seven unedited tapes featuring the French Mobile Cinema on its visit to the Celtic Film Festival in Fort William in 1995. Includes much footage of set up, projection and dismantling procedures, the Cinemobile in Sanquhar, travelling shots (probably along A82 Fort William road), and the opening of 1995 Celtic Film Festival in Fort William.
EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY - SOCIETY ACTIVITIES
Amateur footage various of Edinburgh Cine Society outings between 1937 and 1939. Includes footage from 1938 Empire Exhibition.
Amateur newsreel overview of various events in July, mid to late 1930's, including the Burry man on his rounds during the Queensferry Carnival and various Naval craft on the Clyde.
Producer, News Reel Unit of the Edinburgh Cine Society.
Two films on one reel. 'County of Contrast' is an overview of Ayrshire history and landscape. 'Evening Cruise' is a brief record of a steamer departure and tour around the Firth of Clyde.
Director, James Douglas. -- Credits: British Fim Censors certificate 'U'. Specially Commended by Amateur Cine Council. p. & ph. James Douglas Premier Award for 9.5mm Films, Edinburgh and S.E. Scotland Film Festival 1938 Winner of Lizars Trophy, Edinburgh Cine Society Waverly Amateur Cine Club. Club Prize for 9.5mm Films 1937. James Douglas presents.
Newsreel for main events in 1939, footage plus frequent intertitles.
Producer, Pathescope. -- Credits: Pathescope presents.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN RELATION TO CEREBRAL PALSY
Trims and offcut footage of children with cerebral palsy receiving occupational therapy at the Westerlea School.
Amateur general views men playing golf. Holiday footage in coastal France.
Amateur overview animals at Edinburgh Zoo in the early fifties. General views and intertitles throughout.
Amateur overview of sheep dog trials held in Braidburn Valley, Midlothian.
Amateur comedy about a man who leaves work only to be so stressed out at home that he returns to work later on.
Director, F. O. Gelder. -- Credits: l. J Thomson cont. Miss P Hastings aided by other members ph. R. Christie.
Amateur overview of a picnic meeting between Edinburgh and Carlisle Cine Societies.
Amateur odd shots (filmed by members of the Edinburgh Cine Society?) featuring a variety of subjects including family, various sports and a wedding.
Credits: ph. E. G. Paterson (wedding sequence).
Overview of the management of dysmelia in young children. Detailed footage of disabilities and deformities as well as footage of children using various prostheses.
Amateur general views children playing in garden, family at home, visiting Roman ruins, at funfair and sledging in snow.
Amateur footage of the Highland Show spliced together with a Felix the cat cartoon and general views of the Leith Hospital Pageant and games held at Winterfield Park, Dunbar.
Amateur general views Aberdeen and North east as well as the Tay and Crieff. People, scenery, animals.
Amateur general views golf, wedding, families, landscape and street scenes. [Both bw and col stock].
Producer, [p.c. Associated British Pathe].
Amateur general views Banff, coastal scene.
Amateur general views people on boat, swimming, in countryside.
STANHOPE, ACHLINGTON (?), HIGH FORCE 1962
Amateur general views horse race, air show and large waterfall (High Force, Durham)
Amateur general views of Naddle in Lake District of England. General views of flooding in countryside and on roads. General views family and children at play.
Mickel family footage of a visit to Seil Island, Balvicar and Easdale.
Amateur general views family visit to friends or family in England. General views house, street, people, large suspension bridge and visit to zoo.
Amateur general views family holiday in Alnmouth, Wooler. General views beach, scenery, hotel, archaeology.
Amateur newsreel featuring general views various events in early 1939. Intertitles.
Credits: Produced by the News Reel Unit of the E/C/S.
Amateur newsreel featuring general views of various events in 1938. Intertitles. Includes Empire Exhibition and newspaper headlines on the build up to WW2.
Amateur colour footage, car at side of road, picnic.
Coverage of events in the MG Car Club calendar. Includes the Moorfoot Rally and fun and games at December's Dinner Dance where guests include John Thornley, Robert Kay and Joan Thornley.
Annual Christmas dance; Oban, RSAC Rally (May); Moorfoot (?) Rally; MG Car Club 1962 Dance; International Scottish Rally 11 - 15 June 1962
Assorted highlights of the MG Car Club calendar 1961 - 1962. Featuring the annual Christmas Dance, the Royal Scottish Automobile Club Rally at Oban, the Moorfoot Rally (?), and the International Scottish Rally in June 1962.
Amateur footage ducks in pond, child in boat.
Amateur footage people cycling, rural houses.
Amateur footage car and bus in countryside, woman mowing lawn.
AMATEUR FILM FROM THE EDINBURGH CINE AND VIDEO SOCIETY
Two reels of amateur film made by members of the Edinburgh Cine and Video Society.
Footage from 1920's of London, Princes Street in Edinburgh, charabanc outing and countryside scenery.
Amateur general views visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Edinburgh in Coronation year 1937. General views holiday scenes in Ayr, Firth of Clyde and Arran.
Credits: p. James Douglas ph. J. Douglas, I.C. Young .
EDINBURGH CINE SOCIETY MEET HAWICK FILM GROUP AT LONGFORMACUS
The Edinburgh Cine Society and Hawick Film Group enjoy a day indulging their hobby at Longformacus, North Berwickshire.
A ROYAL OCCASION : The Queen Mother visits Fettes Row 24 June 1975
Queen Mother's visit to Fettes Row in Edinburgh and the refurbished Edinburgh Cine (& Video) Society premises. Interior and exterior views.
BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE SCOTTISH CENTRAL FILM LIBRARY
Both reels are unedited footage of behind the scenes at the Scottish Central Film Library. Staff at work and films in storage on shelves.
Amateur overview of voyage to South Africa by liner. General views and multiple panning shots of landscape. Occasional views of people and wildlife. Includes footage in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).
[filmed by Edinburgh Cine Society members (?)].
Chronological documentary over two years of the construction of the Royal Commonwealth pool in Edinburgh, from a greenfield site.
Credits: comm. David Kidd p. Norman T. Spiers.
Amateur gvs large bonfire at night. Traquair estate in the snow. Parade in London.
General views Queen visiting survivors of the 1881 'Wet Review' in 1952. Occasional flashback scene.
Director, Waverley Amateur Cine Club. -- Credits: ph. W. S. Dobson storyteller Adam H. Malcolm.
Amateur general views scenery England and Wales, including Stonehenge.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 687: PUBLIC SCHOOL DALBEATTIE
Pupils and teachers walk towards and pass the camera outside Dalbeattie Public School, Kirkcudbrightshire.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 87 and 89: BAXTER'S JUTE WORKS aND pollock's caledonian cabinet works
Two films from the Mitchell and Kenyon Collection. Crowds of workers of all ages leave Baxter's Jute Works, Dundee. The second features workers leaving Pollock's Caledonian Cabinet Works.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 689 : ST. ANDREW'S RC SCHOOL DUMFRIES
Pupils walk towards and pass the camera outside St. Andrew's Roman Catholic School, Dumfries.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 686 : PUBLIC SCHOOL ANNAN
Pupils walk towards and pass the camera outside Public School, Annan (?).
MITCHELL AND KENYON 691 : FIRE BRIGADE DUNDEE
Brief view horse drawn Dundee Fire Brigade passing in street as small gathering of people watches.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 696 : GLASGOW# 2 (1906
General views of Boys Brigade parade in Glasgow, c.1906.
General views Boys Brigade parade in Glasgow.
General views of Boys Brigade parade in Glasgow, c. 1906.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 699 : MONGOLIAN LEAVING THE CLYDE
Departure of Alan Line ship 'Mongolian' from the Clyde.
Fiction short with youth and policeman in snowball fight.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 690 : LOVEBURN ST. SCHOOL, DUMFRIES
Pupils walk towards and past the camera outside Loveburn St. School, Dumfries.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 688 : ST. MARY'S DUMFRIES
General views of well dressed crowd descending steps outside St. Mary's church in Dumfries.
MITCHELL AND KENYON 685 : COMIC RIVER RACE
General views men taking part in novelty swimming race and diving contest in unidentified location.
A Boys Brigade parade near St. Andrew's hall in Glasgow, circa 1906.
Launch of the Dominion, a King Edward class battleship, from shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness in 1903.
Crowd watching procession of military men on horseback, probably celebrating return from Boer War.
Well dressed men and women outside ornate building. Carriages and brass band pass.
EDINBURGH FILM PRODUCTIONS - OLD COMMERCIALS SHOWREEL
Two Edinburgh Film Productions adverts for Royal Bank of Scotland and Carlsberg Draught Pilsner.
General views Hopetoun estate, West Lothian.
Overview of the sacrificial religious bear ceremony performed by the Ainu people of Northern Japan in 1931. The ceremony is no longer performed.
Director, Dr. N.G.Munro. -- Credits: A Royal Anthropological Institute Production with the assistance of the Nuffield Foundation and Edinburgh Film Productions. .
Detailed explanation of various Ainu people of Northern Japan words and customs. [Occasional little inserts of film, but mostly intertitles.
Highland dancing on lawn outside Traquair House
Amateur gvs highland dancing on the lawn of Traquair House.
General views of a family skiiing trip, Penicuik in 1963.
A family album recording views of an idyllic childhood - playing on the lawn, on the farm, and at the beach. [This amateur record of their lives is presented as if a 'photo album', with the viewer able to follow them growing up].
An amateur story film using trick photography. It depicts the family enjoying a picnic. Suddenly a witch appears out of their bonfire and soon the children are able to summon fish out of a pool, catch frogs, disappear, and magic balloons into their hands. [See also ref. 6698]
A year on the family farm. General views of the animals during winter and springtime, harvest, grouse shooting, sheep shearing, and peat cutting.
An amateur story film using trick photography. The children have a magic wand delivered that can make their wishes come true. They wish for many things including: more dresses, to turn their Granny into a donkey, a boat, a picnic, and to turn their toy car into a real one. [see also ref. 6696]
Film sponsored by Esso following the Scottish Rally of 1976. The rally begins in Ayrshire and takes in the Highlands. Interviews with various drivers at the roadside and after each stage is completed.
Director, Barrie Hinchcliffe ; Producer, A United Motion Pictures Production. -- Credits: cam. Keith Taylor, David Peat sd. Paul Vigars, John Hayes dub.mix. Alan Abel 2nd unit d. Alan Ross.
ADVENTURE IN UNITY: An Impression of The Church of South India
Produced for the Foreign Mission Committee of the Church of Scotland, this film tells the story of the birth of the United Church of South India and its work converting the (Hindu?) population to Christianity.
Director, James A Ballantyne. -- Credits: The Church of Scotland presents produced for The Foreign Mission Committee by James A. Ballantyne .
An amateur record of the 'Unicorn' moving down river from the Earl Grey Dock, Dundee. The locks are opened, crowds look on as the boat is carefully manouevred. Naval personnel from Tay Division Royal Naval Reserves are involved. Footage also includes shot of a diver, wearing helmet, coming out of the water and boarding a small boat.
Filmed on Weston Farm, Dunsyre, this film demonstrates how grass is harvested and stored in a barn to make silage.
Producer, Lanarkshire Productivity Association, The West of Scotland Agricultural College & Clydesdale College. -- Credits: Filmed on Weston farm Dunsyre by kind permission of Mr J.P. Kaye.
WEST OF SCOTLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, AUCHINCRUIVE: The Determination of Digestibility of Forages In Vitro
Film opens with very unsteady tracking shots from a car passing through the grounds of Auchincruive estate. Followed by many shots of laboratory work involved in the study of "Digestibility of Forages In Vitro". Biochemical scientists carry out experiments in lab.
Credits: R. H. Alexander and Mary McGowan and Staff.
West of Scotland Agricultural College study into combating bracken growth which hinders crofters by subsuming much of their land.
CROP SPRAYING: Part One Introduction To Weedkiller
Describes the control of weeds by the use of chemicals, as a means of maximising crop yields in farming. Frequent use of time lapse photography.
Director, SIMPL Ltd. ; Producer, Shell Visual Aids Division.
Professionally made documentary of the Empire Exhibition, Glasgow 1938, with a few short intertitles throughout. Opens with shots of traffic and trams en route to the Exhibition site. Many general views over the site - panning longshots; buildings; crowds milling around; strolling in gardens. Finishes with a shot over the site lit up for evening visitors.
ROYAL CAVALCADE / EMPIRE EXHIBITION OPENED BY HIS MAJESTY THE KING / HER MAJESTY LAUNCHES THE QUEEN ELIZABETH
Compilation of three Pathe Gazette news items: 1. The coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, 1937 (?). Featuring general views of royal carriage and procession passing through streets of central London. Brief views of the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey. 2. Empire Exhibition opened by King George VI. General views over the exhibition site. 3. Launch of the "Queen Elizabeth" on September 27th, 1938, at John Brown's yard, Clydebank. Cuts to aerial views over fleet of battleships.
Short newsreel highlighting the progress made in construction preparations for the 1938 Empire Exhibition, Glasgow. Opening intitle reads "Progress 13 Nov 1937", and there follows general views of various exhibition halls under construction, and the tower.
Glasgow University "Charities Day" fancy dress parade and float procession passing through street, 1938.
Excellent short film giving superb views over the site of the Glasgow Empire Exhibition, and the buildings and attractions therein.
Amateur footage at Lochranza, Arran taken in 1955 and 1977. Several small wooden fishing boats are docked, with men working on them.
JIVE DANCERS: From The Alex Stewart Dance Studio, Glasgow
The Saint Jive Team demonstrate their moves at the Alex Stewart Dance Studio, Byres Road, Glasgow in 1957 .
Unedited footage taken at Rothesay in the late sixties. The camera captures the excitement surrounding the Scottish Seaside Queen Contest, run by the Scottish Daily Express - with hopefuls posing for photographs and shots of the queues waiting to see the girls outside the Winter Gardens.
General views of work at St. Andrews Square Bus Station, Edinburgh, as seen from the viewpoint of an employee there. Bus drivers and conductors are working and joking about, with some footage of buses on the roads.
A bus tour of the Trossachs to promote the Scottish Motor Traction Company Ltd. The film uses stanzas from Sir Walter Scott's poem 'The Lady of the Lake' to help illustrate the attractions of the area.
Director, James S Nairn & James Atterson ; Producer, An SMT Way Film. -- Credits: produced and ph. by James S. Nairn & James Atterson.
How the catapults for aircraft carriers operate, and the different systems inplace to ensure the planes land safely. [Incomplete]
Different from A1191/25. Control systems and emergency procedures. Diagrams of how the catapult systems operate below deck. .
Director, Richard Need ; Producer, Stewart Films. -- Credits: p. John R.F. Stewart sc. and d. Richard Need ph. John R.F. Stewart, Ian Struthers ed. Howard Kennett commentary Gordon Davies sd. supervisor Laurie Peake animation Peter Dards, Stewart Hardy Films.
General views of rearing pheasants from the egg to maturity for the shooting season. Shows the use of broody hens to hatch and socialise young pheasants and precautions taken to protect the birds.
Producer, Jasco Presents. -- Credits: Jasco Presents.
General views of different stalls and events to raise money in aid of the Buccleuch Hunt.
Various scenes of the Buccleuch Hunt, appearing to record the hunt at rest and in pursuit over a single day. [St Boswells; Eccles; Netherraw; Mainsberry Cross; Hassendean; Lamden; Clarilawmoor; Ancrum; Heiton; Newton; Benrig]
An amateur record of a holiday in around Kyle of Lochalsh, 1930. Includes views of car on Kyle turntable ferry to Skye and general landscape shots.
SUMMER HOLIDAY 1931: WENTBRIDGE TO BRIDGE OF EARN
Family car coming out of the garage and out the gate. Nice shots of Edinburgh - trams, pedestrians. Woman on a swing.
Lovely shots of the activity surrounding the fishing fleet at Mallaig. Sail and puffer trawlers are seen in the harbour with men and women working to land, gut, and salt the fish. [See also ref. 6726]
More shots of the busy harbour. General views of a river and countryside, then back to a busy harbour at Oban(?). [Continuation of ref. 6725].
Amateur footage of a holiday around Britain, including shots of Oban, rural and beach scenes and shots of Lake Windermere.
Holiday footage of Sir Edward MacColl and his family in the Orkney and Shetland Isles. Includes harbour and town scenes in Orkney and town and coastal views in Shetland.
ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN SUMMER OUTING 5 JUNE 1939
A summer coach outing by members of the Electrical Association of Women, including stops at the Lochearnhead Hotel and the Trossachs Hotel, Loch Achray.
OBAN, LOCHAWE, HIGHLAND CATTLE AND ROE DEER SUMMER 1939
Family holiday film showing a trip from Oban to Lochawe by boat. Shots of Ardchonnel Castle, highland cattle and hand feeding tame roe deer.
Technical footage of Sir Edward MacColl and other observers witnessing tests for load capacity at a hydro-electric generating station.
Footage shot on a family holiday to Colonsay, including the ferry at West Loch Tarbert (?)
Footage of Tom Johnston, Secretary of State for Scotland and Chairman of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Includes shots of Johnston, family and friends at the show (Royal Highland Show?) and enjoying leisure activities.
LOCH SLOY HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME OPENED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN 18 OCT 1950
Footage of the opening of the Loch Sloy Hydro-Electric scheme by HM Queen, including shots of the opening ceremony and inside the power station.
Holiday footage of Sir Edward MacColl and his family on Colonsay. Includes shots of sheep being transported on to cargo ship and family trips to the beach.
PITTENWEEM 1946 / SMITHS / MAY ISLAND BOATS
General views of various family members walking along a beach (Pittenween, 1946). Brief shot of a woman buying a jug of milk from a milk cart. People on a small launch boat arriving at a pier.
An amateur record of the Muiredge May Queen Gala Parade during Civic week, 1979, complete with colourful floats and the crowning of the May Queen.
Brief shots of children presumably on their first day at school lining up in the playground waiting to go in. One child is carrying some flowers. Glimpse of a newborn, children playing in a garden, and a cricket match.
Children playing party games in a garden - presumably a birthday party.
General views of the cattle, flower, and fashion shows displayed at the Royal Highland Show, Ayr. Music from band of the Royal Horse Guards, City of Wellington pipe band. [Please note voiceover by Mr Paterson changes to Aileen Paterson at (6.33) - (7.25)]
Credits: p. and comm. s. Robert H. Paterson comm. s. Aileen Paterson.
General views of Ayrshire in the late 1930s - Ayr, Largs, Prestwick, farming, sheep shearing, and a train crash.
Director, Robert H. Paterson. -- Credits: A Paterson Production.
Family trip around Crieff, Crathie, Ballater and Moffat. Includes Royal visit at Ballater. Accompanied by Mr Paterson's commentary and some music.
A family holiday around Firth of Clyde and beyond on various boats. Includes a trip to Belfast and a trip 'Doon The Watter' on the Waverley.
Film concerning an artists selection of a subject to paint in a picture and the subsequent painting of it.
Director, Robert H. Paterson. -- Credits: sc. George B. Scott cam. Robert H. Paterson artist G. Graham Quick.
Footage of Queen Elizabeth II visit to Ayr. General views of the crowd and various dignitaries and the Royal couple conduct their visit.
Director, Robert H Paterson ; Producer, County Cinemas Ayr. -- Credits: cam. R.H. Paterson cam.ass. G.B.Scott & S.Miller comm.s. A MacMillan, M.A..
Trip from Oban to Staffa and Iona, visiting the tourist sites. [Accompanied by voiceover and classical music]
Director, Robert H Paterson. -- Credits: the players Golly, Marlene, Ann, Aileen, Dinkie.
IN THE GARDEN AT WENDOVER, EWENFIELD PARK
The garden at Wendover, Ewenfield Park. General views of the planting potatoes and tending the the flower beds, apple trees, and other plants. Girls playing in the garden with a dolls house and tea set. Eileen's birthday in the garden - girls having a race.
General views of the Belleisle Estate, Ayr, mainly focussing on the spectacular gardens. Accompanied by classical music and intertitles.
A country wedding story film from Dunbar. When the best man’s car breaks down on the way to the church, a horsebox and tractor save the day and the bride and groom make it to the church on time. It turns out the horse won a prize at the nearby agricultural show while the ceremony was taking place!
Director, & w. James Hickie ; Producer, Gosford Films. -- Credits: ph. & ed. Gordon Hickie m.p. & music arranged by Ian Hay CAST Bride Eleonore Kerr Bridegroom Ian Glass Bestman Tony Barbour Bridesmaids Jeam Wyllie, Mary Wyllie Bride's Father William Purves Other Parts Played by Peter Kerr John Campbell Rev A.D Thomson Roy Black Not Forgetting Trigger & Rosalind.
Engraver Anne Robertson talks about how she gets her inspiration for her work at the zoo. She then demonstrates how to engrave a glass. This is all set in the context of a discussion at a birthday party dinner (presumably at her home in Court Street, Haddington?)
Producer, Gosford Films. -- Credits: Eve Bowen, George Bowen, Hamish Ferguson, Doris Ferguson, Anne Robertson Court St. Haddington.
A group of children play in a deserted junk yard. Gradually their fantasies become realities. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, James Hickie ; Producer, Gosford Films. -- Credits: with Elizabeth Burns, Ann Hodgson, Kathleen Burns, Anne Stirling, Gordon Burns, Andrew Stirling, Alex Hodgson, Sam Burns p. team STIRLING, Irene, STIRLING, Elizabeth, TAYLOR, Earl p. ass. Irene Stirling, Elizabeth Stirling, Earl Taylor sd. Douglas Dalgleish ph. Gordon Hickie end credits THE MAKERS OF THIS FILM ARE INDEBTED TO Wiles Motor Services Ltd. Sir David Ogilvie and Cockenzie and Port Seton Town Council. Sam Burns and Co. Campbell Harper Films Ltd. A Gosford Films Production.
Building of a wooden fishing boat. The draftsman is seen working on the plans, then slowly we see the men in the yard building the vessel up from the keel. Finally the boat is launched and taken out to sea.
QUEEN FOR A DAY: Cockenzie & Port Seton Children's Gala Day
General views of the Cockenzie & Port Seton Children's Gala Day parade, partly a sea journey with fishing boats, coronation ceremony, and celebrations.
Director, James Hickie ; Producer, Gosford Films & Stuart Douglas Films. -- Credits: ph. Stuart A. Lile, Gordon Hickie, T. Douglas & D. Lornie ed. Stuart A. Lile d. ph. T. Douglas & D. Lornie .
Guide and scout camp. General views of children building a wooden bridge, around the camp fire, and the public display of their work while at camp.
A comprehensive explanation and demonstration of the Margaret Morris movement, introduced by Margaret Morris.
Producer, Viz in association with Glasgow University Drama Department & Television Service . -- Credits: produced in association with Glasgow University Drama Department & Television Service 1973 The Dancers Jim Hastie, Ruth Jeayes, Eileen Hart produced by Viz Ltd for Scottish Film Council, Scottish Arts Council Margaret Morris Movement.
Documentary about the sculptor Henry Moore.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Productions. -- Credits: Filmed at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park at West Bretton, near the industrial town of Castleford, where Henry Moore was born in 1898 ph. Michael Coulter, Mike Herd ass. cameraman Simon Kay p. man. Lee Leckie rostrum Donald Holwill assistant Andrew Semple archive photographs John Hedgecoe ed. Russell Fenton ass. ed. Brian Kelly m. Bill Nelson grips John Rundell, John Issitt with special thanks to: The Trustees and staff of the Henry Moore Foundation; The Rev. Michael Whittock, Methley Church; The National Trust, Brimham Rocks; Tom Rawling, James Whitely, Susan Freeman, Peter Murray and the staff of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park p. Barbara Grigor d. Murray Grigor.
Insightful documentary on the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Filmed on location in America.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Everallin Ltd.. -- Credits: Frank Lloyd Wright 1867 - 1959 narr. Anne Baxter m. composed by Frank Spedding conducted by Marcus Dods ph. David Peat, Michael Coulter ass. Robert Powell additional ph. Carl Kriegeskotte, Charles Rudnick lighting David Moravec grip Al Blumenthal artwork rostrum photography Donald Holwill titles Averil Walker photographs William Short, Ezra Stoller sd. mixer Andy Nelson ed. Russell Fenton p. man. Jim Sterne New York Amy Friedman Los Angeles Mary Armantrout research assistant Cathy Barker historical adviser Thomas S. Hines exec. p. Rodney Wilson w. and d. Murray Grigor The Producers would like to thank: Carla Lind and Donald Kalec, The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Oak Park Dr. Scott Giles, Unity Temple Jack Prost, Heurtley House June Walker, Winslow House Marvin Hammack, Bradley House Skip Altay, Ward Willits House Dr. Donald Hallmark, Dana House Nacy Rosenwinkle, Gale House Peter Kountz, Robie House Gemma Smirl, Cheney House Harvey Glanzer, Bethel Caulkins, German Warehouse Virginia Kazor, Hollyhock House Gus Brown, Ennis House Nicole Daniels, Millard House Skip Robinson, Fallingwater Pauline Grieger, S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. William Boyd, Susan Krogh, Wingspread Bill Taylor, Jacobs House Dr. Robert David, Florida Southern College Max Gaebler, Unitarian Meeting House Gerald Tonkens, Tonkens House David & Gladys Wright, David Wright House Helga Howie, Morris Gift Store Mimi Posner, Guggenheim Museum Olginvanna Lloyd Wright, Bruce B. Pfeiffer, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin Sara Bode, President of Oak Park The Historic Society of Oak Park and River Forest The Chicago Historical Society Gregory Nava, Independent Productions Inc., Los Angeles Stephen Globus, Globuscope Inc.., New York Herbert and Katherine Jacobs Eric and Mary Lloyd Wright The Froebel Institute, London This project was initiated by a US / UK Bicentennial Fellowship in the Arts and with help from Mary Barlow, Arthur Dexter, Charles and Ray Eames, Dorothy Globus, Ed Hugetz, Andy McMillan, Lisa Taylor, Colin Young, Mary Summers produced by Barbara and Murray Grigor, Everallin Ltd. A production of ABC Video Enterprises and Arts Council of Great Britain 1983.
A documentary tribute to 85 year old poet and fervent Scottish Nationalist, Hugh MacDiarmid [synopsis from the British Film Institute] Note: Reel 1 only - incomplete, and there is no accompanying sound.
Director, [d. Gus MacDonald, Murray Grigor] ; Producer, [p.c. Granada Television]. -- Credits: [ph. Mike Thompson ed. Paul Green] scr. Murray Grigor and Gus Macdonald.
TREE OF LIBERTY: A Tribute To Serge Hovey
Documentary about Serge Hovey, a researcher into the songs of Robert Burns who has restored original words, united songs with tunes and adapted Burns' work to his own music. Singer Jean Redpath, who has recorded six albums of the Burns/Hovey songs joins Hovey in this film. [synopsis from BFI SIFT database http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/373861]
Director, Timothy Neat ; Producer, Everallin Ltd.. -- Credits: p. Barbara Grigor.
A dramatised pageant depicting the history of the burgh of Inverness, held at the Ness Islands pavilion in 1951.
Director, James S. Nairn. -- Credits: ph. James S. Nairn.
Documentary about Eduardo Paolozzi, one of Britain's major sculptors.
Director, [d. Murray Grigor] ; Producer, [p.c. Everallin]. -- Credits: [animator Donald Holwill ed. Russell Fenton].
WHY?S MAN: George Wyllie In Pursuit of the Question Mark
A witty and informative portrayal of the sculptor George Wyllie. The programme explores subjects close to his heart, from the decline of Clyde shipbuilding to the absurdity of war.
Director, George Wyllie ; Producer, Viz. -- Credits: w. Murray Grigor and George Wyllie with Bill Paterson, Naomi Mitchison, Norman Orr, Mary Rose Beaumont ph. Douglas Campbell ass. Kay Sheridan rostrum camera Donald Holwill collapsing cranes Audrey Leighton sd. Mike Thomas sd. dubbing Cy Jack lighting Steve Arthur ed. Brian Kelly ass. Gill Parry designer Andrew Semple p. man. Lee Leckie p. ass. Susan Freeman m. David McNiven and George Wyllie, The Panhandlers with Willie (Burd) O'Neill with special thanks to Daphne Wyllie, The Greenock Welding Company, The Tuxedo Princess Glasgow The Straw Loco received a TSWA - 3D Award The Paper Boat received a Gulbenkian Foundation Award A Day Down A Goldmine was directed for the stage by Kenny Ireland 1947 British Locomotive film courtesy of The Scottish Film Archive. Daphne, I said, do you think we should add that if the characters in this motion picture bear any resemblance to any other person living or dead then it is a coincidence? I would say it is an impossibility, said Daphne. © Viz 1990 produced by Viz for Channel Four Television with funds from Glasgow Festivals, The Scottish Film Production Fund and Scottish Television.
OASIS / TRANSFORMATION BY COLOR / AUTOMOBILES / DESIGNED BEINGS / SEMAPHORE / DRESSING / GESTURES / FIRE
Sequence of animations and random footage (Olympic torch lighting, rituals etc) which were "based on ideas of Hans Hollein; created for the Smithsonian's Cooper Hewitt Museum's opening exhibition: Man transForms", 1976.
Director, Murray Grigor. -- Credits: Animation Donald Holwill, Les Pace, Annette Gillies designs John Patrick Byrne, Les Pace m. Ron Geesin cast John Bett.
Drama. Tale of memory and self - domestic life against the soul.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Viz Productions. -- Credits: [Cast Barbara Thorburn IMRIE, Celia Philip Lomax SHEPHERD, Jack Greta Thorburn STEVENSON, Gerda Jim Thorburn FLEET, James Andrew Cunningham SCANLAN, Sean Wendy MACLEAN, Hilary Sam Kelday LEASK, Walter Mrs Kemp MARR, Sheana Dan of Fea MacDONALD, Eoin Billy Spence MOAR, Jimmy Mary Kelday ROBERTSON, Liz Grandfather Bews BEWS, Bobby Roger HUTCHEON, Keith shoe salesgirl WALLACE, Mairi Mrs Brodie KELLY, Pamela Mrs Kilgour ALCORN, Joan Eileen CALDER, Gowan young Barbara GROAT, Katie Fergus HOLMES, James Tom HOLMES, Sean young Greta DAVIDSON, Elsa Donald PIRIE, Thomas newsreader JACK, Bill art critic SUTHERLAND, Douglas boatmen TAIT, Erlend TAIT, Peter Credits Director TAIT, Margaret A Production of Viz Productions Production Companies British Film Institute Production Board Channel Four Television Company Grampian Television Supported by Scottish Film Production Fund Orkney Islands Council British Screen Edinburgh District Arts Council Executive Producers GIBSON, Ben SWAN, Kate STONEMAN, Rod Executive in Charge of Production TOPPING, Angela Producer GRIGOR, Barbara Co-producer SWAN, Kate Associate Producer MacLEAN, Christine Production Co-ordinator WATT, Avril Location Managers BARR, Sara CALDERWOOD, Andrea Assistant Directors MacLEAN, Gus GORING, Alison Casting BRUFFIN, Susie Screenplay TAIT, Margaret Director of Photography SCOTT, Alex Editor MacDONNELL, John Production Designer SEMPLE, Andrew Costume Designer AITKEN, Lynn Make-up NAPIER, Irene Titles Paperdart Music GRAY, John Pibroch/Vocals MacDONALD, Allan Music Director McNIVEN, David Music Recordist YOUNG, Brian Music Consultant LAST, Bob Sound Recordists WIRTZ, Aad RHODES, Adrian Sound Editor CASTELL, Neil] Cast and credits list copied with permission of BFI Screenonline website at http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/1226404/ [last accessed 9/12/2008].
Unedited footage of the installation of artist George Wyllie's "Straw Locomotive", a work which signified the decline of heavy industry on the banks of the Clyde. Includes shots of the loco's procession through the centre of Glasgow to the crane at Finnieston, where it is secured and hoisted above the Clyde.
Director, Murray Grigor. -- Credits: ph. M. Coulter.
Air display at East Fortune, including interviews with participants. Recorded in July 2000 by members of the Edinburgh Cine and Video Society.
Director, Edinburgh Cine & Video Society.
LAUNCH OF THE BRITISH HOLLY / BRITISH IVY / QUEEN ELIZABETH IN DOCK
Launch of the British Holly and British Ivy. General views of the Queen Mary in dry dock. General views of a group of friends, presumably shipyard workers, as they walk along the front (possibly Port Glasgow, Greenock or Gourock) and visit a boat in the harbour named the 'Investors'.
An amateur record of David and Nancy's wedding day, Auchterarder, September 1959. We see the bridal party leaving the family home, guests arriving at the Barony Church, leaving for the reception at Gleneagles, photographs in Gleneagles grounds, cutting the cake and the couple leaving for their honeymoon.
Credits: A. T. Blackburn Film T. Blackburn presents .
Civil Defence Corps, Dundee Division on exercise at Taymouth Castle. General views of the various civil defence sectors arriving, lunch table, close ups of various painted injuries on the participants and general views of a simulated disaster. Speeches and debriefing after the exercise. Volunteers heading home.
The construction of a new Clubhouse for Loch Lomond Motor Club. The film records the marking of foundations, brickbuilding, construction of the roof timbers, and finishing the walls. The final section shows the opening celebration dance.
An RAC Training Scheme at the Loch Lomond Motor Cycle Club. Men and women are put through their paces, as they learn to control motorbikes and sidecars, complete obstacle courses and drive along streets amongst normal traffic. Certificates of Proficiency are awarded and the members enjoy tea in the Clubhouse afterwards.
WEDDING OF THE 4TH MARQUESS OF BUTE 1905, the
General views of guests attending the wedding of the 4th Marquess of Bute (John Crichton-Stuart).
Short drama, told with very little dialogue. Concerns two elderly men; the life of one of whom seems tied in to the winding down of a clock... Set around Edinburgh, this has shots of the Mound, Dalmeny Shore Walk Ferry and the Chain Pier Bar.
Credits: with John Morton, Alex Gray, Moira McGlinchy from an original screenplay by G. Clydesdale and Ed McConnell.
No titles or sound, but this seems to be about steam engine enthusiasts taking a journey from the north to the south of England, through Wales.
Steam railway preservation is expensive. It has cost £25 million to reopen a narrow-gauge railway through Snowdonia. Irwell Valley's steam railway has been the main factor in the area's regeneration and is a project from which Peak Park (swamped by visitors and their cars but bisected by 20 miles of unused railway) could learn. Synopsis from bfi SIFT database http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/563536 [last accessed 15/2/2011]
Director, [d. Eddie McConnell] ; Producer, [p.c. McConnell Film Associates].
The launch of the 'British Guardsman' on 12th December 1962. Contains lovely opening shots of the Fairfield Yard Gates, Govan; painting the hull for launch; the launch itself; guests arriving and tugs manoeuvring the vessel into dock.
ST PAUL'S MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC-NIC DRYBURGH LOCHEE.
Two Sunday School picnic outings to Dryburgh House, Lochee, Dundee, including shots of races, games and refreshments for children and officials.
JOHN SMITH FLOWER & FRUIT MERCHANT, DUNDEE
A compilation of home movie footage, including John Smith's Fruit and Flower Merchant's business, unloading cargo at Dundee docks, family events and parties.
Home movie footage of family holidays in and around Aberdeen, including shots of the beach, parks and city centre.
Footage of the Royal Braemar Gathering, including the arrival of the royal party, dancing and track events. The film starts with shots of traffic coming through the Devil's Elbow on the way to the gathering.
[*Todd? see ref. 1727]. -- Credits: *ph. J. Clifford Todd.
DUNDEE PARADES: BOYS' BRIGADE ; POLICE ; MASONS
A compilation of footage of civic parades in Dundee in the 1930s and 40s, including the Boys' Brigade, police and special constables, Police Corps Highland dancers and the Masonic Lodge.
An overview of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, including shots of the opening ceremony, the pavilions and fairground in Bellahouston Park and colour shots of the displays illuminated at night.
A compilation of civic events and street scenes in Dundee from the 1930s to the 1950s, including Armistice Day, a visit by Princess Elizabeth, city lights and the Town House being prepared for demolition.
ST PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICS 1959 - 1961
Dundee children enjoying games and sports at St. Paul's Sunday School picnics in Tayport, St. Andrews and Camperdown Park.
Dundee children enjoying games and sports at St. Paul's Sunday School picnics in St. Andrews.
Home movie footage of family holidays in Dunoon and steamer trips around the Clyde Coast in the 1930s. Also includes shots of the Kelvin Hall carnival and Glasgow street scenes in the 1940s.
Home movie footage of a typical family holiday on the Clyde Coast in the 1930s.
An amateur documentary demonstrating the plant and machinery involved in the process of making coal gas at the Dunoon gas works.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE LIQUID NITROGEN GAS STORAGE PLANT - DUNOON GASWORKS 1975
Footage of the demolition of old gasworks buildings in Dunoon and the construction of a new liquid nitrogen storage plant on the same site.
Amateur general views and exteriors, Traquair House.
Amateur general views riding show. Floats.
General views of the Ettrick Show, 1974. Horses at show, huntsmen on horseback.
Gvs Aviemore Farm park, Peebles secondary school sports day. Unidentified agricultural show.
[filmed by Peter and Fiona Maxwell-Stuart].
Gvs opening ceremony in Meadowbank stadium.
AVIEMORE WILD FARM PARK / SCHOOL SPORTS PEEBLES
General views of large pipe band at Meadowbank stadium, in celebration of the Commonwealth Games, 1970.
Gvs horse jumping. Children in woods in Roman uniforms.
Gvs horse jumping. Children in woods in Roman uniform.
General views family gathering at large table at Christmas.
General views of the Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh, 1970.
General views mock battles near Traquair.
Overview of the literary character Sherlock Holmes and his creator Arthur Conan-Doyle. 'In Search of' investigates if Holmes was more than just a character of fiction. [Part of the 'In Search Of' series where Leonard Nimoy hosts investigations into various mysteries]
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, Alan Landsburg Productions. -- Credits: MCMLXXVIII series p. William Kronick series p. Jeffrey Pill series host Leonard Nimoy exec. p. Alan Landsburg w. and p. J. Francis Hitching ed. Graham Whitlock, Sharron Miller ass.ed. Mike Jones, Greg Goldman ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Chris Moore series associate p. Cheryl Quarantiello ed. supervisor Jeffrey Weston p. supervisor Kay Hoffman composer Laurin M.Rinder, W. Michael Lewis post-p.supervisor Christina Friedgen p. control Bob Ames ass. to exec.p. Marilyn Lassen director of research David M. Frank post-p.coordinators Tony Pinker, Andrea Larson post-p.ass. Vicky Riley Mr. Nimoy's wardrobe Sandi continuity Trish Crichton post-p.services Neiman-Tillar Associates titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing CFI title design Walt Monska We gratefully acknowledge the assistance furnished by Leo Gutman, Sean M. Wright, Baker Street Irregulars in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
General views of Traquair house, gates and surrounding landscape .
General views people on horseback plus brief view foxhunters and dogs at dusk. Traquair.
A film crew in action at Traquair House. The title on the original film box indicates this is for 'Dr. Johnson Film'.
Highlights of England v Scotland match at Wembley in 1967. Scotland win 3-2, defeating the reigning world champions.
Credits: comm. Hugh Johns, (Billy Wright).
Overview of the mystery surrounding the 'ghost ship' Mary Celeste and the reconstruction of several theories and explanations. [Part of the 'In Search Of' series where Leonard Nimoy hosts investigations into various mysteries]
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, Alan Landsburg Productions. -- Credits: MCMLXXIX series p. Jeffrey Pill series host Leonard Nimoy exec. p. Alan Landsburg w. & p. J.Francis Hitching ed. Mike Pavett ass.ed. Mike Jones, Art Luciani ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Cameron Crosby series associate p. Lisa Demberg, Greg Goldman ed. supervisor Jeffrey Weston p. supervisor Vicky Riley composer Laurin M.Rinder, W. Michael Lewis p. executive Kay Hoffman p. control Bob Ames ass. to exec.p. Marilyn Lassen p. coordinator Mark Grossan post-p. supervisor Tony Pinker post-p. coordinators John Mattias Mr. Nimoy's wardrobe Sandi Nimoy research ass. Marta K. Houske creative sound services Neiman-Tillar Associates titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing CFI title design Walt Monska We gratefully acknowledge the assistance furnished by Edinburgh Films in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
Overview of the myths and mystery of the ancient city of Troy. Frequent reconstruction footage of the archaeologist Schliemann, his search for and subsequent discovery of Troy. [Part of the 'In Search Of' series where Leonard Nimoy hosts investigations into various mysteries]
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, Alan Landsburg Productions. -- Credits: MCMLXXVI series p. Robert L. Long Series host Leonord Nimoy exec p. Jim McGinn, Alan Landsburg story J. Francis Hitching narr. w. Robert L. Long ed. Bill Voightlander ass. ed. Louis Friedman ph. Peter Warrilow p. supervisor Kay Hoffman p. control Bob Ames director of research Jeanne Russo Ganz p. coordinator Christina Friedgen post-p.services Neiman-Tillar Associates composer Laurin M. Rinder, W. Michael Lewis post-p.coordinator Mark Clark research Steve Grossman, Dave Wyman ass. to exec.p. Marilyn Lassen titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing CFI title design Walt Monska in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
Overview of the phenomenon of dowsing for water. Interviews with various experts and footage of various experiments. [Part of the 'In Search Of' series where Leonard Nimoy hosts investigations into various mysteries]
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, Alan Landsburg Productions. -- Credits: series p.William Kronick series host Leonard Nimoy exec. p. Alan Landsburg w. & p. J.Francis Hitching ed. Mike Pavett ass.ed. Mike Jones, Nancy Perry ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Chris Moore series associate p. Cheryl Quarantiello ed. supervisor Jeffrey Weston p. supervisor Kay Hoffman composer Laurin M.Rinder, W. Michael Lewis post-p. supervisor Christina Friedgen p. control Bob Ames ass. to exec.p. Marilyn Lassen director of research David M. Frank post-p.services Neiman-Tillar Associates post-p. coordinators Tony Pinker, Andrea Larson post-p.ass. Vicky Riley continuity Trish Crichton titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing CFI title design Walt Monska in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
The chronically suicidal Wilbur and his brother Harbour inherit a second-hand book shop in Glasgow when their father dies. Wilbur survives yet another suicide attempt and goes to hospital, where he meets Horst, a cynical psychologist and empathic head nurse, Moira. Like Harbour, they believe that Wilbur needs a girlfriend, but even though women fall for Wilbur all the time, they cannot get close to him. In fact, it is Harbour who falls in love with a shy and beautiful single mother, Alice. Soon Alice and her younger daughter move into the bookshop and little by little the four of them become inseparable. Wilbur starts regaining his lust for life and Alice starts to come out of her shell. Harbour has never been happier but he carries a deep secret that threatens to surface.
Director, Lone Scherfig ; Producer, [p.c. Sigma Films, Zentropa]. -- Credits: script w. Lone Scherfig, Anders Thomas Jensen d. ph. Jorgen Johansson DFF p. designer Jette Lehmann ed. Gerd Tjur sd. designer Rune Palving composer Joachim Holbek line p. Karen Bentzon co-producer Gillian Berrie exec. p. Peter Aalbæk Jensen Wilbur Jamie Sives Harbour Adrian Rawlins Alice Shirley Henderson Mary Lisa McKinlay Horst Mads Mikkelsen Moira Julia Davis Sophie Susan Vidler Taylor Robert McIntosh Ruby Lorraine McIntosh Wayne Gordon Brown Claire Mhairi Steenbock Doctor Andrew Townsley Jenny Coral Preston Male Supervisor Colin McAllister Porter Owen Gorman Alan's Father John Yule Night Nurse Anne Marie Timoney Suicide Patient 1 Martin O'Connor Suicide Patient 2 Elaine MacKenzie Ellis Chinese Waiter Chun-Wah Tsang Butcher Des Hamilton Fatima Jazmin Fraser Angus Rory Elrick Thomas Lloyd Butler Child 1 Scott Turner Child 2 Connall Henderson Child 3 Amber Randall McLean Shona Olivia Calder Morgana Samantha McNiven [to be completed from Digibeta or paper sources - cannot read type on VHS!] .
BRITAIN'S MOTOR INDUSTRY JUBILEE 1896 - 1946
Britain's Motor Industry Jubilee 1896 - 1946, held in Edinburgh. A 'Pageant of Progress' displays a variety of cars.
Director, [filmed by Adam H. Malcolm (?)] ; Producer, [p.c. SEFA Scottish Educational Film Association]. -- Credits: Jubilee Year 50 Years of Skilled Craftsmanship.
A teacher training film made by the Technical Department, Moray House, Edinburgh. It takes the viewer through various health and safety issues when using machine tools in metalwork.
Director, Adam H. Malcolm. -- Credits: Cragfoot Films present A Moray House Technical Department Film technical superviser Alex M. Nimmo camera Lionel Butler p. and d. Adam H. Malcolm.
The magical 'talents' of a mischievous young schoolboy are demonstrated in this amusing amateur film when the class are asked to write an essay entitled 'The Christmas present I should have been given'......
Director, The Cragfoot Film Makers of James Clark School . -- Credits: The Cragfoot Film Makers of James Clark School present [d. Adam H. Malcoilm (?)].
The history, preparation and use of surgical catgut explained in detail. Includes processes such as washing, storing, filing, unwinding, stretching, sterilising and packing. The use of catgut in surgery is also covered.
Probably filmed by Adam H. Malcolm, this amateur film records a day trip to Culross. Includes footage of the Palace, town square, street scenes and coastal scenery.
An experimental documentary that could be described as a meditation on clocks and clockwork.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Eddie McConnell SECOND GLANCE - TIMES PAST written on opening credits of B roll.
Images of lighthouses with eerie, otherworldly synthesiser music - no speech in the film apart from the shipping forecast.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Eddie McConnell ed. Fiona MacDoanld p. manager Terry Dalzell music composed by Janet Beat Thanks to the Northern Lighthouse Board .
A young boy, just finished his schooling, is employed by a newspaper office. Through this scenario the film shows various departments of the newspaper offices, showing how a newspaper was put together in the 1940s.
Director, John C. Elder ; Producer, p. Elder-Dalrymple. -- Credits: scenario John C. Elder ph. John C. Elder, Isabel R. Elder.
Two short reels of miscellaneous footage shot by Eddie McConnell. The first shows scenes of destitution around 1950s Glasgow - the focus being on the poor and 'unfortunate' of the city. The second reel records general scenes around Glasgow School of Art. Includes footage of an exhibition of sculpture and drawings by Benno Schotz (1891 - 1984) at John Orr & Sons showrooms (Schotz was the Head of the Sculpture and Ceramic Dept at the Glasgow School of Art at this time)
MISCELLANEOUS MCCONNELL SHORTS AND TRIMS
Miscellaneous footage taken by Eddie McConnell, featuring a 1950s working class home and footage of drunken Glasgow destitution.
Producer, [p.c. SEFA (Edinburgh Group)]. -- Credits: Scottish Educational Film Association. We thank most deeply the following firms: Kemp Blair & Co. Ltd for scouring and dyeing Laidlaw & Fairgrieve Ltd for spinning Botany Mill Weaving Co. Ltd. for cheese winding Lochcarron Hand Loom Weavers Ltd. for weaving D. A. Ferguson Ltd. for Tailoring Scottish Educational Film Association Edinburgh Branch. An SEFA Production ph. L. A. Butler p. Adam H. Malcolm.
Experience Edinburgh University's Student Charities Week drive in 1949 and 1950. Includes footage of door to door collections, variety performance in 'Varsity Vanities of 1949', Torchlight Procession and pageant with floats and fancy dress in Princes Street. [see also ref. 6856]
Director, Freddie Gelder, John O. Russell, Ron Beresford, Lionel Butler. -- Credits: The Students of Edinburgh present A RATTLING GOOD TIME showing their charities week drive in 1949 and 1950. made by Freddie Gelder, John G. Russell, Ron Beresford, Lionel Butler p. Adam Malcolm.
Bagpipes are carefully handcrafted inside the Highland Bagpipe Makers on Edinburgh's Lawnmarket. This educational film records the processes involved, from turning and waxing to sewing the bag and assembling the bagpipes.
Director, [d. Adam Malcolm (?)] ; Producer, SEFA.
Advert for Cine Kodak Services aimed at the home movie enthusiast. Supplied as a practice film for loading the Kodascope projector.
Witness a typical day out angling on the loch. Flies are tied, the rod and line is prepared and both small and large fish caught.
Lizzie has told her nine-year old son Frankie that his father is at sea. Then one day she discovers to her horror that the boat she has invented is docking in a nearby port. Desperate to protect Frankie from the truth, she hires a stranger for the day to be his dad. [synopsis from Scottish Screen Feature Films 2005 brochure]
Director, [d. Shona Auerbach] ; Producer, [p.c. Scorpio Films, Sigma Films]. -- Credits: [w. Andrea Gibb Cast (in credits order) Emily Mortimer .... Lizzie Morrison Gerard Butler .... The Stranger Sharon Small .... Marie Jack McElhone .... Frankie Morrison Mary Riggans .... Nell Morrison Sean Brown .... Ricky Munroe Jayd Johnson .... Catriona Murray John Kazek .... Ally Katy Murphy .... Miss MacKenzie Anna Hepburn .... Mrs. Wallace Cal Macaninch .... Davey Morrison Sophie Main .... Serious Girl Anne Marie Timoney .... Janet rest of cast listed alphabetically Rony Bridges .... Postmaster Andrea Gibb .... Waitress] CREW [p. Caroline Wood co-producer Gillian Berrie , Matthew T. Gannon exec. p. Stephen Evans, Angus Finney, François Ivernel , Cameron McCracken, Duncan Reid line producer Brian Kaczynski orig. m. Alex Heffes cinemat. Shona Auerbach film. ed. Oral Norrie Ottey casting Des Hamilton p. design Jennifer Kernke art d. Margaret Horspool costume design Carole K. Millar make-up designer Irene Napier 1st ass. d. Joe Geary 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Marissa Carrera props Tristan Carlisle-Kitz construction manager Colin H. Fraser art dept. ass. Caroline McDonald property master Bob Orr sd. rec. Peter Brill sd. FX ed. Mike Grimes 2nd sd. rerecording mixer Dan Johnson sd. rerecording mixer Hugh Johnson boom operator Alastair Mason supervising sd. ed. Jeremy Price m. mixer Andy Richards supervising dialogue ed. Hilary Wyatt post-production coordinator Nicola Armstrong p. coordinator Alison Campbell sc. supervisor Sue Clegg casting associate Kahleen Crawford still ph. Neil Davidson camera operator Graeme Dunn 1st ass. ed. Steven Forrester post-production supervisor Alistair Hopkins p. runner Ranald Maclean gaffer Paul McGeachan special thanks to Natasha Ross ass. coordinator Michael Wilson special FX Capital FX telecine transfers Arion Facilities negative cutting Cutting Edge].
Overview of the phenomenon of feral children illustrated with many examples plus black and white and colour photographs. [Part of the 'In Search Of' series where Leonard Nimoy hosts investigations into various mysteries]
Director, H.G Stark ; Producer, p.c Alan Landsburg Productions. -- Credits: MCMLXXIX series p. Jeffrey Pill series host Leonard Nimoy exec. p. Alan Landsburg w. and p. J. Francis Hitching ed. Mike Pevett ass.ed. Mike Jones, Art Luciani ph. Pete Warrilow sd. Cameron Crosby series associate p. Lisa Demberg ed. supervisor Jeffrey Weston p. supervised by Vicky Riley composer Laurin M.Rinder, W. Michael Lewis p. executive Kay Hoffman p. control Bob Ames ass. to exec.p. Marilyn Lassen p. coordinator Mark Grossan post-p.supervisor Tony Pinker post-p.coordinator Jack Mattias Mr. Nimoy's wardrobe Sandi Nimoy research assistant Marta K. Houske creative sound services Neiman-Tillar Associates titles and opticals Westheimer Co. rerecording Ryder Sound Services processing CFI title design Walt Monska We gratefully acknowledge the assistance furnished by Edinburgh Films in charge of p. Howard Lipstone.
Overview of the small brewery run by Peter Maxwell Stuart, 20th Laird of Traquair. [see also ref. 6838]
Overview and history of Traquair House near Peebles which has remained in the Stuart family for generations. [see also ref. 6837]
Director, w. & d. Ian Shand ; Producer, Shand Pictures Ltd. -- Credits: narr. Patrick Cargill, Gerald Sim, Leo Maguire and Frieda Knorr ass.d. Michael Carnill ph. Geoffrey P. Meldrum, Ted Wooldridge focus James S. Dibling m. Scroll Music, London ed. Peter Todd The British Travel Association.
Film adaptation of the book 'The Little White Horse'. 'The beautiful valley of Moonacre is shadowed by the memory of the Moon Princess and the mysterious little white horse. To her surprise Maria Merryweather, a stranger to Moonacre Manor, finds herself involved with what happened to the Moon Princess so many years before. She is determined to restore peace and happiness to the whole of Moonacre Valley. And Maria usually gets her way...' [synopsis taken from website http://www.bbcshop.com/invt/1855498308, last accessed 21/6/2004]
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, A Fringe Federation Co-production between Eurofilm and Video Productions, Televizijc Slovenija, Ceska Televize, S4C and Grampain Television in association BBC, ARDTV, Aqui, ORE, RTE and the assistance of Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig, GRECO and Eure. -- Credits: adapted from the novel 'The Little White Horse' by Elizabeth Goudge. sc. William Corlett [end credits] Robin - Noah Huntley Maria - Camilla Power Peter - Thomas Szekeres Miss Heliotrope - Jean Anderson Father Francis - Iain Cuthbertson Simon Blackheart - Richard Elfyn Sir Benjamin - Philip Madoc Old Elspeth - Miriam Margoyles Marmaduke Scarlett - Big Mick Loveday - Alannah O'Sullivan Digweed - Graham Stark d.ph. - Peter Warrilow art d. - Matjaz Pavlovec sd.rec. - Iain Leslie ed. - Bohurkha Koranova m. comp. & cond. John Moore ass.d. Jitka Stropkova, Miglet Crichton, Igor Mlac, Bojan Rojko cont. Trish Crichton p.sup. Milan Blazin p.man. Janez Jauh assoc.p.man. Ilona Jiraskova loc. man. Tomaz Lehpamer foc.puller Simon Starling clap.loader Ales Belah key grip Steve Iriguchi ass.grip Marjon Korbar, Anton Novak sc.ed. Jarmila Turnovska, Nina Souvan, Drywen Benny, Ute Wollenweber dialogue coach Alannah O'Sullivan cast. Richard Callanen m.mix. Ian Hajek boom op. Petr Jurecka dub.mix. Chris Pow ass.ed. Miglet Crichton prod.ass. Melinda Rebrek gen.tech.ass. John Kelly m.p. Czech National Orchestra cost.design. Gitz Marcolova ward.miss. Hana Kalclova ward.ass. Silvija Schuster, Katja Sircelj, Sabina Buzdon prop.master Tomo Kozelj standby props Petr Vodenik ass. standby props Franc Sersen pyrotechnician Marko Matoh rain effects super. Franc Pungercar armourer Marja Pustotnik const. super. Franc Evjavec const. Joze Dezman, Marko Pustonik, Anton Zgorc, Slobodan Dzordzevic, Nenod Zivkovic, Ales Korenin gaffer. Sveto Makic elect. Igor Voncina,Dragan Zver, Andrej Fister Second Unit p.man. Ilona Jiraskova, Ed Booth loc.man. Simona Machytkova ass.d Petra Polackova light.cam. Mark Littlewood op. Alan Stewart foc.puller Mark Raeburn, Andy Ford art.d. Drakoslav Nikodern, Monica Prie ass.art.d. Tatana Cizkova ward.miss. Lynn Aitken ward.ass. Helena Holakovska props Petr Zerovnicky, Miles Farsky, George Blackhall boom op. Geoff Robertson third ass. d. Louise Crichton, Rosie Pringle dog handler Barbara Sprott Filmed entirely on location in Sovenija, Czech Republic, Croatia and Scotland. Processed by Film Laboratory of Czech TV, Film Laboratory of Televizija Slovenija and Technicolor. Titles by trilobit A.B. Barrandov.a.s A Fringe Federtion Co-production between Eurofilm and Video Productions, Televizijc Slovenija, Ceska Televize, S4C and Grampain Television in association BBC, ARDTV, Aqui, ORE, RTE and the assistance of Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig, GRECO and Eureka Audiovisual. 1994. .
Overview of the various methods by which man and plants absorb sugars for energy. Frequent use of illustrative techniques such as time lapse photography slow motion shots and animation.
Producer, Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: scientific advisors Professor Ian MacDonald, Professor A.J. Vlitos.
PRIME MINISTER HOME VISITS EAST KILBRIDE 1964
Visit to East Kilbride by Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home in 1964. He meets Mayor and is shown around shopping centre.
Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh Films Production? Thames and Clyde?].
Overview of the blending of modern Turkish city life in Istanbul with more traditional rural life.
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Edinburgh Films. -- Credits: narr. Edward Halliday cam. Stephen Halliday ed. Howard Kennett p.ass. Dogan Cuceloglu The co-operation of the Turkish Government is gratefully acknowledged. .
General views various scenes available from Cine Kodagraphs.
Overview of the development that took place in the first six years of East Kilbride new town.
Director, & ph. Stanley Russell ; Producer, Thames & Clyde Film Co. Ltd.. -- Credits: assisted by Frank MacLachlan and David Hanley comm. James McKechnie.
This timely drama tells the story of a British Muslim woman who finds herself caught up in a post-September 11 nightmare, when her Pakistani-born husband is falsely imprisoned as a terrorist suspect. Addressing such universal themes as racial prejudice and the conflicts between national and religious identities, Yasmin is also shot through with a peculiarly Northern wit – alert to the many ironies which befall those who consider themselves British, Asian and Muslim.
[d. Kenneth Glenaan]. -- Credits: w. Simon Beaufoy Cast (in credits order) [Archie Panjabi .... Yasmin Husseini Shahid Ahmed .... Faysal Husseini Steve Jackson .... John Syed Ahmed .... Nasir rest of cast listed alphabetically Gary Lewis .... Police Chief Renu Setna .... Khalid] CREW [p. Sally Hibben co-p. Jonathan Olsberg orig. m. Stephen McKeon cinemat. Tony Slater-Ling film ed. Kristina Hetherington, Tina Hetherington casting Victoria Beattie p. design Jason Carlin art d. Sami Khan costume design Carole K. Millar post-production manager Michael Reuter production buyer Duncan Wheeler sd. Stuart Bruce sd. ed. Christian Conrad, Dominik Kehl boom operator Tony Cooper, Richard Finney sd. ass. Rowan October location man. Leon Ballin p. coordinator Julie Connor on-line ed. Philipp Großmann location man. Luc Webster].
CELTIC EUROPEAN CUP 1967 - GLASGOW HOMECOMING
Celebratory scenes as Celtic (the 'Lisbon Lions') bring home the European Cup in 1967. Footage includes Billy McNeill lifting the cup, the team travelling by bus through the crowd lined streets of Glasgow to Parkhead and scenes at the stadium where fans join in the celebrations.
Unedited, raw images from the Celtic European Cup campaign of 1967, which they won to become known as the Lisbon Lions.
Director, Eddie McConnell. -- Credits: camera: Eddie McConnell.
A history of Glasgow, told with particular reference to it's transportation heritage, for sponsors BTF (British Transport Films). Also makes a lot of references to contemporary rail links from Glasgow to other tourist destinations in Scotland. BTF synopsis: A sketch of the emotional quality of life in a great city. The Glasgwegian is the product of historical tensions; this film traces his development from the inhabitant of a Clydeside hamlet to the beneficiary and victim of a unique industrialisation.
Director, Edward McConnell ; Producer, p. BTF (British Transport Films) in association with I.F.A. (Scotland) Film. -- Credits: sc. Laurence Henson & Edward McConnell from an idea by Jack House 'I Belong to Glasgow' sung by Roddy McMillan and the Glasgow Police Choir Cast: taxi driver Phil McCall visitor Wally Campbell additional ph. Lewis McLeod unit man. Donald Washbourne p. man. Ruth Pratt m. Frank Spedding ass.p. and musical d. Muir Matheson music played by Sinfonia of London recorded by Ken Cameron narr. Bryden Murdoch ed. Laurence Henson RCA Sound Recording. Technicolor.
Unedited footage of Edinburgh in the late 1940s / early 1950s. The footage concentrates largely on framing shots of certain things such as architecture, chimney pots and streetlights, but there is also a fascination with people as they walk about the streets or get on with their everyday tasks. The very end of the film appears to be personal footage of piano practice, typing etc.
A detailed record of the archaeological excavation of Perth High Street, the first urban excavation in Scotland. On site footage records the actual excavation work as it was carried out. We see conservation work being carried out on such items as leather and fabric, and find out how people recorded the finds by way of drawings and plans. [see also ref. 6852]
Original camera rushes from the archaeological excavation of Perth High Street, the first urban excavation in Scotland. On site footage records the actual excavation work as it was carried out. [see also ref. 6851].
Unedited colour rushes, probably for an educational film by Adam Malcolm. The film jumps between different subjects - ranging from what appears to be 'staged' footage of a fishwife walking through Leith back closes, New Town terraced housing, to cargo being unloaded at Leith, Dean Village at Water of Leith, and general views looking over the City of Edinburgh.
The Edinburgh Student Charities Appeal 1952. There is extensive footage of an Air Display, including parachute jumping. Street collections and a pageant of floats are also recorded.
An artistic interpretation of the capability of the human hand.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Eddie McConnell ed. Fiona MacDonald p.man. Terry Dalzell recordist: Colin Nicolson m. The Naxos Piano Quartet; Edwin Paling (violin); James Durrant (viola); Elizabeth MacDonald (cello); Lawrence Glover (piano)..
TV documentary made for Channel Four, focussing on steam railway enthusiasts.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Eddie McConnell ed. Fiona MacDonald p.man. Terry Dalzell recordist: Colin Nicolson m. John McLeod thanks: Strathspey Railway Association; Ryhope Steam Museum.
Paddlesteamers focusses on the famous Waverley, which has travelled the Clyde for many years.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: sc. Eddie McConnell ed. Fiona MacDonald p.man. Terry Dalzell recordist: Louise Kramer m. John Carmichael & Duncan Findlay thanks to: Ian Muir & the Good Ship Waverley; the Museum of Transport, Glasgow; McLean Museum, Greenock..
A commentary-free documentary looking at the cotton-like down produced by thistles to disperse their seed.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell ed. Fiona MacDonald p.man. Terry Dalzell m. John McCleod thanks to: "Partick Thistles" and supporters.
DIAMONDS WERE FOREVER: A Celebration of Glasgow Steam
A television documentary shown on Channel 4 about the North British Locomotive Company based in Springburn, Glasgow and its influence across the globe.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Limited (IFA). -- Credits: with special thanks to Glasgow District Libraries, The Mitchell Library, Springburn Library, Scottish Film Archive, Murray and Barbara Grigor, Glasgow Museum of Transport and Mark O'Neill, Gerard Hutchison original music by Nicky Ash excerpts from Symphony No. 1 'The Titan' by Gustav Mahler additional music Las Voces del Tiempo research Murdoch Nicolson photography Mark Littlewood, Norrie Halley, David Oldney, Eddie McConnell camera assistants Alan Stewart, Bruce Phillips gaffer electrician Alex MacKenzie sound recordists Phil Croal, Stewart Bruce, Geoff White film ed. Bert Eeles dubbing ed. Neil Castell dubbing mixer Richard King p. man. Eric Coulter narrated by Ron Donachie written by Douglas Eadie p. and d. Eddie McConnell an International Film Associates (Scotland) Limited Production Copyright Channel 4 1989 .
Made by the National Coal Board as a record of one of the last steam engines to wind men, materials and coal up and down the shaft - this film shows it in action at 'Old Mills' Colliery, Mendip, Somerset.
Producer, NCB Film Unit. -- Credits: Made as a record by NCB Film Unit 1965.
Centres on the work of a scientific laboratory, work involves rats and mice. The film also records extensive demolition and construction work of the buildings.
Religious procession at Carfin in Lanarkshire with a large gathering of onlookers.
PROCESSION AND BENEDICTION AT CRAIGLOCKHART
A religious procession and ceremony at Craiglockhart, probably celebrating the 100th anniversary of the apparition at Lourdes, showing people attending the ceremony on stretchers at the front of the large crowd.
Footage of Ukrainian Catholic Church services held in Edinburgh, possibly taken during a visit from the Archbishop delegate to the Ukrainian Community, followed by two gatherings, thanking the visitor with singing and gifts.
Shots of floats and students in fancy dress parade through Edinburgh streets lined with crowds; visible in the background is George Square, before it was partly demolished to make way for a new building project. Presumably this is Edinburgh University Charity Week.
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL, PRINCES STREET NIGHT
Princes Street by night during the Edinburgh Festival, 1959. Footage of shop window displays, the exterior of the Cameo Cinema and various poster advertisements.
St Margaret's Pilgrimage; general views of a procession through streets of Dunfermline. [see also ref. 6870].
St. Margaret's Pilgrimage, including rare footage of an address by Papal delegate [?] to huge crowds in Dunfermline. [see also ref. 6869]
General scenes around Edinburgh during the Festival, 1959. Queues await outside the Usher Hall, there are posters and adverts on display and the streets are thronged with people.
A Catholic procession and ceremony at Craiglockhart.
A Ukrainian religious procession and views of ceremony at Craiglockhart, in traditional dress.
Ukrainian concert featuring choir singing and folk dances, attended by Archbishop Gray.
Floats procession in Edinburgh of an international nature [unidentified]. Probably part of Edinburgh University Charities Week.
Rare footage of the Scottish Ukrainian community's traditional dancing, possibly also with Polish participation.
Scottish Ukrainian community give a display of traditional dance and music.
Preparation of dancers and musicians prior to a performance of traditional dance (Ukrainian?).
Views of the Edinburgh "Two Hundred Summers in a City" exhibition celebrating the Georgian Edinburgh Bicentenary, showing visitors enjoying a variety of displays including film shows, paintings and maps.
Edinburgh Student Charities Week Procession, 1967. Includes details of floats and fancy dress, including the "Torrey Canyon", representing the oil tanker that caused a major environmental disaster.
General views of a concert, apparently hosted by CYM, or Ukrainian Youth (equivalent to the scouts) with children and young adults performing folk dancing and song. [See also reference: 6882]
A Ukrainian religious ceremony taking place in the open air at Craiglockhart in Edinburgh, attended by children and adults in the uniform of the Ukrainian Youth (CYM). Possibly a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the UPA [Ukrainian Insurgent Army] in 1942.
Footage of the Edinburgh University Charities Week, 1968. Contains shots of recently completed new University of Edinburgh buildings in George Square, as well as floats and general views of procession.
General views of a religious procession, in honour of the apparition at Lourdes. Participants appear to be wearing traditional Ukrainian, or Polish dress.
Edinburgh University Charities Procession, 1970. Plenty of footage concerning floats, fancy dress and the procession.
OPENING OF THE ANGUS EGG GRADING STATION
The opening of the Angus Egg Grading Station on April 21st, 1952.
Rushes from Cocozza videogram. James Meer, a local youth, recites lines from Shakespeare while being filmed in close up by Cocozza, who also directs him. There are moments of humour when James Meer tries to keep a straight face. [see also ref. 6610]
Stairheed Comedy - AUNTIE LEEZIE'S CURRANT BUN
Rushes from Cocozza videogram. An amateur production by Enrico Cocozza, featuring local children helping with chores around his flat and singing a song together 'Auntie Leezie's Currant Bun'. Towards the end there is footage of an Orange Walk down Wishaw Main Street.
Rushes from Cocozza videogram. Enrico Cocozza treats local children to a silly 'watermelon party' in his flat. Footage of Orange Walk in Wishaw Main Street towards the end.
A tale of bungling burglars and their unsuccessful attempt to break in to a flat. Featuring Enrico Cocozza and his friend Iain Leslie and shot in Cocozza's Wishaw flat Rushes / takes from the final videogram THICK AS THIEVES, at ref. 6594.
[filmed by Thomas McCabe]. -- Credits: [a film by Enrico Cocozza Ian Leslie Rico Cocozza camera Thomas McCabe A Connoisseur Film].
Experimental close-ups of Iain Leslie's face, with musical accompaniment [unedited]. Taken in 'rehearsal' for a videogram by Enrico Cocozza.
An unsettling, experimental documentary film combining scenes from around Glasgow with sudden noise and silence, and discordant, distorted sounds and voices.
Director, David Lewis ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. David Lewis p. facilities IFA (Scotland) Ltd stills John Schorstein, David Lewis m. composed by The JSD Band.
A documentary made in the early 1970s on the history of the British chair. Mostly concentrating on contemporary wooden furniture making techniques and design.
Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: with the assistance of: A.H. Mackintosh & Co. Ltd.; David Elder Ltd.; Averil M.S. McIlwraith.
HOGMANAY: AN ANCIENT WELCOME TO THE NEW YEAR
Programme about the history of the Scottish New Year, presented by Jimmy Reid.
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, p. IFA (Scotland) Ltd. -- Credits: presenter/ writer Jimmie Reid music The Whistlebinkies presented by Jimmy Reid ph. and ed. Eddie McConnell sc. research Jackie Clydesdale add. research Sallyanne O'Mara comm. s. and comm. w. Jimmie Reid unit manager Terry Dalzell ass. cameraman / operator Andy Fairgrieve sd. rec. Garry Coleman and Cameron Crosby boom operator Allan Brereton ass. ed. Ian Adams m. arranged and composed by The Whistlebinkies. Peter Anderson - side drum; Mick Broderick - bodhran; Gerry Doherty - fiddle; Stuart Eydmann - fiddle, concertina Mark Hayward - fiddle; Rhona MackKay - clarsach; Eddie MacGuire - flute, piccolo; Rab Wallace - lowland pipes m. adviser Robin Hall Muriel Clark - food expert Professor Archie Roy, Dept. of Astronomy (Glasgow University) Thanks to Brian Lambie, Biggar Museum Trust, David and Robert Aitken and people of Biggar, Flambeaux Committee and people of Comrie, Jack and Bill Emslie, Mrs MacDonald and people of Stonehaven, Terry Williams and bellringers at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh, Tom Hay and Fishing Boat Crew Produced by International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd. for Channel Four copyright Channel Four Television Co. Ltd. 1982.
HOGMANAY: AN ANCIENT WELCOME TO THE NEW YEAR (RUSHES)
Four reels of mute rushes showing various scenes of New Year traditions: the making of 'flambeaux' torches in Comrie, and the flambeaux procession; the Biggar Bonfire and the Stonehaven fireball procession.
A drunken man staggers around Glasgow's Royal Exchange Square and George Square on a beautiful sunlit morning. He seems to be troubled by the drunken events that led him here... Seeing a destitute man sitting near him on a bench, he picks himself up and wanders away.
Director, Laurence Henson and Edward McConnell. -- Credits: with Philip McCall [sc., ph. & ed. Laurence Henson & Edward McConnell].
Scenes around West Cross, Wishaw. Enrico Cocozza interviews local people as they go about their daily business and captures the various goings on of the street his flat overlooks. Sound recorded at 18 fps.
Based on a story by Hans Christian Andersen, this film is told from the perspective of a pine tree as it experiences the journey of life. Growing from a small seedling to a great tree in the forest, it is eventually decorated as a Christmas tree, before being thrown in the garden shed and being burned in a fire - which the tree sees as its 'Blaze of Glory'. Winter and growing seasons are described. Commentary written by Liz Lochhead.
Director, Eddie McConnell with his assistant Mike Coulter ; Producer, IFA (Scotland) Limited and presented in association with Jan Marsden. -- Credits: from a story by Hans Christian Andersen unit m. Iain Smith sd. rec. Cyril Sinclair, Louis Kramer location adviser Peter McMillan comm. w. Liz Lochead spoken by Mary Riggans ph. Eddie McConnell with his assistant Mike Coulter With grateful thanks to the Forestry Commission at Achray Forest.
'Drama serial. A young boy holidaying in Europe discovers that his long lost missing sister is living with gypsies' [memorabletv.co.ukaccessed 7/7/04]. 'A 14 year-old Irish boy searches for his long lost sister amongst the gypsies of the French Camargue region' [sendit.com accessed 7/7/04].
Director, Robin Crichton ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: A FILM BY ROBIN CRICHTON sc. Brigitte Aymard ecs (Ep.1) Finn Joe Jeffers Sara Samanth Glenn Liam Andrew Lovern Louise Jennifer Covillault Fabiola Michéle Parent Marie Dolly Van Den Uncle Michael Cordes Mrs O'Donnell Jayne Snow Dr O'Donnell Paul Lee Thierry Phillipe Cariou José Yvan Gauzy Manouche Gypsies The Doerr Family, Gorgan Caloum, Angelo Mattera, with Roger Le Pecheur, Nicolas Sanchez, Sakina Lowys, Jocelyne Carmichael, Alain Costes and Angel Girones. Other Parts Catalina Rodriguez Alias, Beratrice Bertrand, Elisabeth Biscop, Dominique Breuil, Francoise Brung, Guy Canbane, Marie Cecora, Donncha Crowley, Isabel Dangerfield, Claude Dijan, André Domingues, John Dorrell, Jean-Claude Dumas, Conor Evans, Viviane Garcia, Joel Geslan, Patrick Hannais, Piers Hackett, Clause Maurice Valat, Arlette Lebret, Georges Neri, Nathalie Mauzit, John O'Donovan, Lydia Dallias Pena, Mireille Perol, Jean-Claude Puyjalinet, Marie Slater, Daniel Soullier, Henri Talau, Billie Traynor d.ph. Mark Littlewood a.d. Jacques Houdin sd.rec. Ian Leslie, Monique Denizot ed. Ray Roantree m.comp. & cond. John Moore p.man. Bernard Moulineaud ass.d. Miglet Crichton, Josette Barnetche, Thierry Bazin cont. Louise Crichton, Dominique Barraud p.co-ord. Jean-Pierre Riffet loc.man. Florence Simonin ass.loc.man. Astrid Kimpflen trainee loc.man. Thierry Peyronol, Eric Bechard cam.op. Laurent Rabouille focus puller Vincent Munie clapper loader Mark Raeburn key grip Patrick Marielle ass.grip Dominique Cantrelle sc.ed. Emma Bernard dialogue coaches Paul Lee, Isabelle Han boom operator Yann Le Mapihan cast.d. Eléonore Pouchard p.ass. Maité Grovel, Sian Crichton, Marianne Bourgeois m.p. Radio Orchestra of Slovenija costume des. Monique Perrot ward.miss. Marie Christine Casse make-up Catherine Shirley, Agnés Sauvétre props Michel Paulin, Frédéric Baille fight arranger Jean-Mark Allegre pyrotechnician Mark Cauvy trainee const. Christophe Soidet gaffer Jean-Claude Looten elec. Yves Leroy Davesne, Guillame By generator op. Max Louiset dubbing theatre The Farm m.rec.studio TV Slovenija vid.post p. Screen Scene p. Patrick Deschamps, Francois Werner exec.p. Anna Home, Bob Kenyon, Kevin Linehan, Joan Lofts, Patrick Meyer Second Unit p.man. Oonagh McElligott loc.man. Nichol Hoye P.A. Maggie Stewart cont. Trish Crichton designer Emma Fitzpatrick cam. Godfrey Graham focus puller Paul Daniel clapper loader Tim Fleming grips Oisin Kelly boom op. Pat Johns ward.miss. Fiona Power make-up Olive Nonan-Munn gaffer Joe Kerins tech.ass. John Kelly, Tom Kelly Filmed entirely on location in Ireland and France. A Eureka Audiovisual Fringe Federation Coproduction by Edinburgh Film and Video Productions, Mediterrannée Film Production, Vision Age, and Micom for France 3, RTE, Grampian TV and TV Slovenija, in association with BBC and TCC, with the assistance of Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig, The European Script Development Fund, GRECO, and 16:9 Action Plan. ©1996 .
'In WW1 a million casualties were inflicted on this 200 mile front, ranging from the Mediterranean summer heat to the Arctic cold of the Alpine peaks, which made this one of the bloodiest battlefields of the world.''
Producer, AMICOM Ljubljana in association with Edinburgh Film and Video Productions for TV Slovenia. -- Credits: historial research Prof. MAriko Simic sc. Peter Povh narr. Michael Williams p. Matjaz Mihelcic, Robin Crichton p.man. Tomaz Grubar p.ass. Vasja Mihelcic cam. Ales Belak ass.cam. Aleksander Djurisic add.ph. Izidor Faric, Samo Podobnik, Miha Tozon ed. Iztok Suc ass.ed. Tomo Zajc sd.rec. Tone Zerovnik m.dub.ed. Ivo Mesa dub.ed. Boris Romih graphics des. Janez Ferlan tech.adv. Prof. Dr Anton Zabkar, Dr. Manfred Rauchensteiner, General Guiseppe Cuchiu, Lilijana Nedic, Zeljko Cimpric archives Jugoslavia kinoteka Beograd; The Imperial War Museum of Great Britain; TV Slovenia; Kobariski muzej, Kobarid; Goriski Musej, Nova Gorica; NUK Ljubljana; Private collections archive m. RTV Slovenia The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The Republic of Slovenia Ministry of Defence; The Slovenia Air Force; The Slovene Film Museum; HIT, Nova Gorica; Hoteli Alkomeric, Tolmin d.d. .
Amateur general views of Traquair House and surrounding Estate.
Amateur general views of a horse-drawn carriage on London streets. General views of Traquair Estate.
BETTY EDMONDTON & JENNY BROWN RIDING - GROKEN HILLSWICK 1931
General views of women riding ponies/small horses in Hillswick wildlife sanctuary park in Shetland. [The women appear to be Betty Edmonton and Jenny Brown].
General views two young girls on wooden framed swing, children setting off for school. Woman in suit.
HELEN 8 MONTHS - MARGARET - PRAM AT BENVIEW, KILLEARN. 1937 - FEB?
General views of baby in pram in garden.
Overview of Inuit hunters killing a walrus and dragging it onboard their boat.
filmed & p. Jenny Gilbertson. -- Credits: acknowledgements Inuit Tapirisat of Canada Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada Canadian Museum of Civilization with thanks to The Nakoolak Family Coral Harbour, N.W.T..
General views various Shetland ponies in field.
An examination of the decline of Gaelic language/culture, comprising of narration, interviews and personal histories.
Producer, Fradharc Ur: Film and Video Workshop for the Highlands and Islands. -- Credits: Thanks to: Alness Academy, B.B.C. Radio nan Gaidheal, Central School, Inverness, Co-chomun Stafainn, Croileagan Inbhirnis, Dearc Computers, H.I.D.B., MacKay's Chemist, Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Hector MacKenzie, Robina Morrison, Beth Byrne, Donald MacLeod, Seumus Westland, Morag Nicleoid, Peadair MacMhorgainn. graphics Robbie Neish ph. Murachadh MacLeoid ed. Siusaidh Nicneill w. Joni Buchanan m. Blair Douglas from the album Celtology Highland Regional Council.
TV documentary on the state of the putative Scottish film industry as it teetered on the cusp off taking off into a competitive international market in 1998.
Producer, BBC Scotland . -- Credits: reporter Susan Donald cam. Martin Singleton sd. Stuart Gillan, Ian Leslie post production facilities Jim Allison Editing graphics Simon Smith rostrum Malcolm Paris p. ass. Jan Dingwall exec. p. Val Atkinson ass. p. Polly Philips p. Dorothy Parker ed. Neil McDonald .
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: EDINBURGH DYNAMO V LEEDS
Scottish Women's Football Association football match featuring Edinburgh Dynamo v Leeds, 1971.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: CUP WINNERS AND SPORTS DAY
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, the cup winners and sports day.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: SCOTLAND V WALES (?
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, also featuring Scotland v England (?) International, including presentation of medals to capped players.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: SCOTLAND V IRELAND MATCH AND TEAM BUS
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, featuring Scotland v Ireland match and team bus.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: SCOTLAND V IRELAND
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, featuring Scotland v Ireland match.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: FOOTBALL MATCH, SACK RACE AND TEAM BUS
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, featuring general views of match and school sports sack race. Team bus.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION COLLECTION: TEAM IN CANTERBURY
Scottish Women's Football Association football match, featuring team activities on a visit to Canterbury. Includes shots of female footballer's bedroom wall with football posters, general views matches.
Amateur footage of the Braw Lad's Day held in Galashiels.
Amateur footage of the Braw Lad's Day, Galashiels in July 1969. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
JUST WULLIYAM: Portrait of the 1984 Braw Lad, William Pate
Amateur record of Braw Lad William Pate, 1965 - 1984. Introduction with William as a boy 1965. In 1984, William exercising his duties as the Braw Lad. Children's Sports at Netherdale, Braw Lads day events of 1984. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
[filmed by Andrew Arrol Young]. -- Credits: Dunedin Films present .
GALA RUGBY CLUB TOUR OF CALIFORNIA, 1979
Amateur record of Gala Rugby Club's Tour of California, 1979. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
SNAPSHOT IMAGES OF THE GALA RFC TOUR OF CALIFORNIA 1982
'Snapshot' images from Gala Rugby Club's Tour of California, 1982. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
DAY IN MALKY'S LIFE, a [Portrait of a Young Man with Learning Difficulties]
A day in the life of Malky, a young man with learning difficulties. This film was a record of a special study subject as part of the M.H. Adult Diploma Course.
GALA WANDERERS RUGBY CLUB AT MOSSILEE AND GALASHIELS
Amateur footage of Gala Wanderers rugby team playing in the Galashiels ward Seven -a -side contest. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
Amateur footage of Gala Cricket Club v Watsonians in 1965. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
GALA WANDERERS PERSONNEL AT CRICKET CLUB
Gala Wanderers personnel during a match and inside their clubhouse in 1964. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
GALA WANDERERS RUGBY TEAM VISIT MUSSELBURGH AND MUSSELBURGH FESTIVAL
Visit to Musselburgh and Wallyford by A. A. Young and members of Gala Wanderers rugby team. General views of the Musselburgh Festival. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
PROMOTIONAL FILM FOR A.A. YOUNG'S TOURIST SHOP, MELROSE
Promotional film for A. A. Young's tourist shop in Melrose. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
General views at Bonar Bridge - atmosphere shots to obtain images for inclusion in a novel set in mid 19th century. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
Pate family footage. Includes shots of family relaxing in garden, the farm at Mossilee and Arrol Young, inventor and industrial woodworking engineer. [Part of a collection of amateur footage of Galashiels from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s]
A series of short films joined together to commemorate 21st birthday of Edinburgh Cine Society. [Where individual films are preserved by the Scottish Screen Archive, their ref nos. are indicated in [brackets] in the shotlist.]
Harry Lauder and friends get up to high jinks on the golf course. Opening sequence shows Blackpool in its heyday.
Producer, (Weister Bros?). -- Credits: Cast Harry Lauder ... Himself A Player ... Geo Harrop 2 Kilties ... F Allendale, J Woof Gaggs A Caddie ... Guy Pettigrew World in Motion [graphic at bottom of every intertitle].
Exterior shots of the Anderson Strathclyde factory. East Kilbride. Followed by interior shots of the welding workshop [unedited].
A more technical film, aimed at medical and nursing staff, going in some detail, into the various causes of acute confusion.
Producer, Sidharta Films. -- Credits: The producers would like to thank Staff at the City Hospital, Edinburgh for their co-operation in making this film [produced by SHEU in conjunction with Prof. Williamson at the City Hospital, Edinburgh].
With increasing pressure on residential facilities, the importance of retaining elderly people in the community where possible is apparent.
Producer, Sidharta Films. -- Credits: produced by the Scottish Health Education Unit with the co-operation of the Lothian Health Board The producers would like to thank the Patients, Relatives and Staff of the Royal Victoia Hospital, Edinburgh for their co-operation in making of this film [produced by SHEU in conjunction with Dr RA Robinson at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh].
The film demonstrates some behavioural problems commonly encountered in the elderly with mental disorders and outlines the general principles of management.
Producer, Sidharta Films. -- Credits: The producers would like to thank the Patients, Relatives and staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh for their co-operation in making this film [produced by SHEU in conjunction with Dr RA Robinson at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh] .
Interviews and demonstrations of how people in retirement should be active and enjoy exercise.
Producer, Skyline Film and Television Productions Limited.
An educational film aimed at secondary school pupils that explains the process of menstruation. An older girl answers the questions of her younger sibling and explains things in a friendly and straightforward manner.
Producer, Markcrown Limited. -- Credits: Copyright 1980 Distributed by Boulton-Hawker Films Limited, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
PLACE TO MEET: Day Centres for the Elderly, a
The importance of Day Centres to elderly people as a meeting place where they can have fun, meet new people and find companionship. They also provide a point of reference and information for community services.
Producer, Sidharta Films. -- Credits: distributed by Concord Films Council Ltd., A registered educational charity, Ipswich, Suffolk The producer wishes to thank Dixon's Halls, Lorne Street Centre, St. Brtide's Community Centre, Stockbridge House.
This video highlights the need for voluntary and statutory organisations to enable older people to contribute to their community.
Producer, Scottish Community Education Council. -- Credits: Edinburgh 1985.
A humorous satire concerning absurdity of the film industry of a fictitious country, Ruritania.
Director, Jack Shea ; Producer, Aligatorhythms. -- Credits: scr. Neil Charles, Colin Fisher & Jack Shea Orwell Edward Cory Fellini Mark McDonnell Godard Simon Sharkey Rossetti Natasha Gerson The Director Leonard O'Malley Theo Ross McKay Leo Robert McVie The Secretary Norman Fraser Hammet Geoff Daunton Marjorie Eilidh Fraser Jane Gillian Nicol Geoff Ashley Ashworth Clint Rod Stein Hans & Cabbage Craig Fraser All cinematography, sound recording, assistant editing, camera assisting. focus pulling, boom swinging, offline editing and set building was done by 2nd year students on the Napier Polytechnic Film & Television course. They are... Roberto Cavieres Richard Colverson Fiona Dunsmore Lucy Enfield Mark Farquharson Rachel Freeman Zoe McGrory Nicola Milazzo Rod Stein Annie Trustam Set design, props, costume design and set building were done by students on the 2nd year Interior Design course at Napier Polytechnic. They are... Jeannie Forbes, Gil Nolan, Louisa Philpott, Linda Gunn, Gareth Hughes, Emily Simpson, Scott Jackson, Joanne Carlisle, Carol Loughton, Vicky Davidson, Colin Russell, Rebecca Peppiette, Elspeth MacLachlan, Louise Thomson, Andrea Easton, Iain Black, Karen Lumsden, Lorraine Murray, Sandra McDonald, Chung Wong d.ph. mark Bender online ed. Richard Paterson post p. sd. mix Joe Tree grip Alex Leadbetter composer Handel, Mendelsohn, Tchaikowsky, Elgar, Haydn, Webern, Nicky Hind m.p. The Simon Morris String Quartet and The Nicky Hind String Quartet m. p. and rec. Colin Hood performers provided by Pat Lovett Agency and Ruth Tarko Agency Filmed on JVC S-VHS and Panasonic MII at Napier Film and Television Studios special thanks Roland Ashcroft, Mick Furniss, Ron Renton, Frank Mutl, Gerhard Lohan Please remove speaker from your car before driving off.
Unflinching TV documentary exposing the reality of living conditions in the Fernbank housing scheme, Springburn, Glasgow.
Producer, Touch Point Productions. -- Credits: Fernbank Tenants Association Elmvale/Fernbank Working Party Glasgow District Council Strathclyde Regional Council Strathclyde Police cam. Tom Irwin VTR. Gerald Clark sd. John Clark ed. Peter Patterson p.ass. Margaret Alexander p. Aileen Spankie © Community Communications 1985 Community Communications is now Touchpoint Productions 6 Ardencraig Street Castlemilk Glasgow G45 Telephone: 041 631 1053 .
FIT FOR A WOMAN?: Women Leisure and Well-Being
Documentary examining womens' experience of leisure-time in the Edinburgh area.
Director, Cassandra McGrogan ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust / Centre for Leisure Research . -- Credits: cam. Dianne Barry sd./VTR Becky Thomson ass. Melanie Hay p.man. Rosie Gibson intv. Andi Ross ed. Sonya MacAngus ass.ed. Gill Parry on-line ed. Alan Roberston co-p. Cassandra McGrogan, Sarah Noble, Erica Wimbush sc. Sarah Noble, erica Wimbush Based on the "Women, leisure and well-being" research report sponsored by the Health Promotion Research Trust carried out by the Centre for Leisure Research, Edinburgh. m. The Penguin Cafe Orchestra courtesy of Editions Penguin Cafe facilities Film Workshop Trust Edinburgh The Television Workshop Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee With special thanks to marathon runners: Linda Malcolm, Alison Redpath, Ruth Sowerby Craigroyston Community High School: Grace Anderson, Kay Singh, Margaret Haddock, Ellen Gray, Janette Wright Muirhouse Festival Society: Josie Auld, Jane Auld, Jean McAlpine, Sandra Watson, Charmaine Gallen, Maureen Scott Video in Pilton: for extracts from 'Aladdin and the Dragon Queen'. Also thanks to : Lea Harris, Claire Smith, Hugh MacKenzie, Rod Stone, Stephen Partridge, Muirhouse Under Twelves Hut, Meadowbank Sports centre, mecca Bingo, Leith, Jewel Miners' Welfare Funded by : Edinburgh District Council, Lothian Regional Council, Scottish Sports Council This video is dedicated to Sarah Noble, Woman's Unit Co-ordinator at Film Workshop Trust, who died in 1987. Her support and commitment were at the heart of this production. ©1987 A Film Workshop Trust/Centre for Leisure Research Co-production..
TESTIMONY: The People of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras Speak for Themselves
Subtitled documentary reporting the plight of the people of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, campaigning for peace and an end to human rights abuses at the hands of the authoritarian state and army.
Producer, Testimony Productions / Phoenix Films . -- Credits: Thanks for financial support and help in kind to: National Communications Union (Glasgow Engineering) Galloway and Upper Nithsdale Labour Party Manufacturing Science Finance (Edinburgh and South East Scotland) Fire Brigades Union (Scottish Region and Strathclyde Branch) Transport and General Workers Union (Scottish District) National and Local Government Officers Association (International Rel.) Edinburgh Latin America Solidarity Campaign Also: David Stevenson and West of Scotland Central America Network Paul Birchard Elaine C. Smith Gerard Kelly Dave Anderson Terry Dalzell Maria Fyfe M.P. H. McMahon M.E.P. R.Balfe M.E.P. R.Barton M.E.P. Joe Wilson M.E.P. M.J.Hindley I.M.Rea Bridie Prettejohn BECTU (ACTT Section) Also assistance from: Sandra McIntosh Serena Cosgrove Carmen Ojeda Linda Record Liz Armstrong Commitee for Human Rights in Honduras Nigel Potter Sally Elder Marie Birchard Maggie Moran Lucinda Broadbent Gloria Neubauer Gloria Mella Ann McChlery Hernando Fernandez and Glasgow Chilean Saturday School Sistema Radio Venceremos & El Salvador Media Project for footage of "Mire mi pueblo, como lucha!" With special thanks to: Alex Smith M.E.P. Christine Oddy M.E.P. and their office staff Victor Amaya and family Nuevo Amenecer in El Salvador Rodolfo Robles in Guatemala C.I.I.R. Rachel Sieder and Liz Cooper in Honduras (S.C.I.A.F.) Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund made with financial assistance from the "First Reels" production awards funded by Scottish Television and The Scottish Film Council cam. & sd. Andy Mackinnon add.cam. Kathleen Fried, Teri Hodgins, Peter Patterson add.sd. Domingo Ibanez, Aimara Reques rost.cam. Mike Campbell Stop Frame offline ed. Andy mackinnon offline facilities EMC2 at the Edit suite online eds. Dave Archibald, David Chisholm subtitling Karen McKay m. Kefafan Pallu p. Norman Lockhart d. Norman Lockhart, Andy Mackinnon for all those whose sacrifice ensures the struggle continues ©1992 for West of Scotland Central America Network, P.O. Box 18, Glasgow, G2 2UE..
A time-lapsed image of a television burning in a landscape with clouds scudding by on the horizon, the television being consumed by flames until only parts of its frame remain.
General views of Glasgow's colonial architecture through the eyes of a young Asian woman, merged with images of young Asians dancing.
Director, Pratibha Parmar ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. General views Celtic imagery, symbols overlaid with footage of Highland dancing, traditional waulking etc. Accompanied by voiceover poem.
Director, Rose Garrard ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. Man dressed as elderly woman, woman dressed as elderly man, apparently having argument in tenement close (talking inaudibly/gibberish) before meeting on a landing as friends.
Video Art. General views George Square 1990, shots of people intercut with b&w stills, archive film and re-enactment of protesters. Brief views crowds at fall of Berlin wall, Tianamen square, poll tax protests etc.
Director, Pictorial Heroes ; Producer, Fields and Frames. -- Credits: [We are indebted to the following sources, references and influences on the work: Wim Wenders film Wings of Desire, in particular the opening half hour. The films of Sergie Eisenstein, Skateboards, Mountain Bikes, Satellite Dishes, TV Remote Controllers, Reebok cross-training running shoes. The Community Charge, Malcolm Dickinson and Variant Magazine, Cranhill Art Centre's Red Flag, Rodchenko's photographs, Black Levi 501s, Digifx libraries].
Video Art featuring Glasgow city centre, transport and people. Brief taking heads of citizens about thoughts on their homes.
Director, Stephen Littman ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. Close up woman's mouth and sound of her speech slowed down, speeded up, with occasional graphics of words.
Director, Stephen Partridge ; Producer, Fields and Frames. -- Credits: [sound and air movement by David Cunningham ed. at Complete Video].
Performance by the artist where he places various objects on a large wall featuring a sideways view of Glasgow School of Art.
Director, Bruce McLean ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. Various people walk over the footbridge over the Clyde and say their names as they pass the camera.
Director, Robert Cahen ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. Darkly-lit compilation of images, faces, elderly lady talking, sometimes (deliberately) out of sync.
Director, Peter Missotten ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Video Art. Close up television screen which is broken to reveal innards before fire starts which is doused.
Director, Alistair Maclennan ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
The Clydeside Classic snooker match between Ray Reardon and Stephen Hendry is interpreted in this piece of experimental TV art. There are several odd interruptions including Hendry's hand slipping on green baize, member of crowd with a walkman, cleaner bumping into Stephen Hendry's cue and, in the final part, Hendry falling into the snooker table which has become a pool of water.
Director, David Mach ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
General views industrial dereliction in Greenock, man wandering, in pub, wife waiting at home, family snapshots, slumped over table at home, flashback to him clocking into work.
Director, David Black and Allan Trotter ; Producer, Fields and Frames. -- Credits: [the soundtrack was scored by the makers themselves and engineered by Andy Boyle at the Glasgow Music Studio].
Video Art. General views Greenock, Faslane intercut with footage of cockroach on disco floor. Lots of camera trickery.
Director, Sinclair Short and David Carswell ; Producer, Fields and Frames. -- Credits: [m. Glasgow Based Global Manipulators].
Video Art. General views Glasgow, faces of various citizens superimposed onto shots of scenery and landmarks.
Director, Raul Rodriguez ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
Fictional conversation between Stooky Bill and John Logie Baird.
Director, David Hall ; Producer, Fields and Frames.
In Tap, the forenamed protrudes from the top right hand corner of the screen which it gradually 'fills' with water and then, at an angle, empties.'
Man placing camera on tripod on road in Edinburgh, subsequent view from that camera... And so on until man films from inside open television cabinet.
Man sitting at desk in studio with camera, spotlight either side. Various 'subliminal' time lapse shots of other people in studio with cameras. Man leaves desk.
Video Art. Talking head Waldemar Januszczak, Commissioning Editor, Arts, Channel 4 with inserts of clips from other 'TV Pieces' including 'Mackintosh 2', 'The Sounds of These Words' and 'Interruption'.
NORMAN MacCAIG AT CALTON STUDIOS, EDINBURGH
Norman MacCaig poetry reading at Calton Studios, Edinburgh on 22 April 1983. This was a Peace Benefit - other performers were Davy King ; multi-media with Brian Iddenden ; John Greig ; The Strawberry Tarts. All profits were to go to CND.
Material is examined, sewn and loaded onto a lorry at Baxter Bros. & Co, Dundee.
General footage of the fishing boat 'Fair Maid' at harbour. Wooden fish crates are unloaded and the final sequence shows small fishing boats and their crew coiling in nets by hand on the beach [possibly salmon?]
Civic inspection of policemen [probably in Perth]
General views of snow, people ice skating, curling outside.
Scenes of harvesting wheat and pulling up root crops in summer. Unidentified location. Horse-drawn ploughs and carts.
Producer, Gaumont British Instructional.
P.L.U.T.O. ROLL 14. ARDYNE. COLOUR. BRENT C
Technical record of construction at MacAlpine's oil-rig construction site at Ardyne Point, Bute.
Promotional film by Anderson Strathclyde, showing the features of the Anderson RH25 Roadheader.
A promotional film about the Anderson Strathclyde 'Boom Miner', a versatile and high volume production machine typically used in Longwall mining.
Credits: Anderson Strathclyde Limited, Industrial Division.
A detailed account of the installation of an undersoil heating system at Murrayfield Stadium in 1960.
Producer, Turner Film Productions, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. -- Credits: Filmed by courtesy of the Scottish Rugby Union (sic) ph. Ian W. McKendrick ph. Peter D. Smith A.I.R.P. comm.s. Frank Phillips in charge of production Brian Nicol, A.R.P.S. The main contractors were George McKinlay & Co. of Byre (sic) Road, Glasgow, who installed the electrical equipment. The cable was laid by Harrison McGregor and Guest Ltd. A David Brown Company. The installation was made possible by the very generous gift to the Scottish Rugby Union by Mr. Charles Hepburn.
Development of Greenhills area, East Kilbride from medieval Scotland to the current community.
Director, p. & d. Kevin Devine ; Producer, Red Index Productions. -- Credits: This film has been funded by: The Heritage Lottery Fund, East Kilbride Arts Council J.P. Fenton & Sons Pharmacy, The Greenhills Bar, NcCandlish Butchers, Morrison's Bakery, Councillor Archie Buchanan, Councillor David Watson, Les Dixon Contributers Bill Allison, Reverand John Brewster, Archie Buchanan, Cathy Camie, Lauren Cochrane, Gerry Convery, Alan Dick, Les Dixon, Gerry Docherty, Linda Fabiani, Iain Hart, Betty Houston, Lorraine Kelly, Kenny Kennedy, Andy Kerr, Ian Macpherson, MBE, Hugh MacBrien, Andy McClintock, Conor McCue, Isabel McCue, Bill Niven, John Reardon, David Ross, Jean Turner, Tom Wilson, Bob Wiseman the producers would like to thank the following people and organisations for their help in the making of this video: Dennis Bradley - EK Camera Club, Gordon Bury and the staff of the East Kilbride News, Ken Cummings, Rachel McCallum - film maker, Reverand Tom McWilliam, Father Martin O'Keefe, Margaret Smillie, Janet Steele, Mike Taylor and the staff of Calderglen Country Park, Greenhills Methodist Church, St. Andrew's Parish Church, St. Vincent RC Church, Castlefield Primary School, Crosshouse Primary School, Greenhills Primary School, St. Vincent's Primary School, Ballerup High School, St. Andrew's High School, the Greenhills Bar, Whitehills Farm, Museum of Scottish Country Life, National Archives of Scotland, National Library of Scotland, Royal Commission of the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Scottish Life Archive, Scottish Mining Museum, South Lanarkshire Council Archives Dept., South Lanarkshire Council Planning Dept., Scottish Screen Archive, West of Scotland Archaeological Society Grateful thanks to the Greenhills Millenium Video Group chairman Cllr. Archie Buchanan secretary Derek McCulloch treasurer Donald Bulloch/Liz Fraser Members past and present PA/ researcher Gillian Smart cam. Richard Hickman sd. Steven Reilly ed. Mark Budd ed.facilities Rumble Productions rostrum cam. Malcolm Paris m. Slipjig, Burning Petals anim. Axis Animation add. v/overs Raymond Burke maps Ordnance Survey, National Museum of Scotland, Maps Library battle re-creation Fire and Sword add. re-creation KYBO Theatre Company If you wish to find out more you can visit our website www.gmvg.org.uk.
General views from boat sailing down river of landscape, swans and other small craft. Possibly featuring salmon fishermen at work.
General views of a gathering at Stobhall, estate and home of the Earl of Perth.
Director, Edward McConnell. -- Credits: Nar. James H. Wylie cast Tom Purdie, Derek Button, Catherine Boudville m. Edward McConnell m.p. Gerard Quail sc. Edward McConnell ph. Edward McConnell.
Soundtrack only. Consists of gentle folk music (mostly guitar) and the noise of water flowing.
Raw audio footage, presumably cut into the final programme 'THE BIG CLUBS'. The first reel consists of an interview with Jock Stein, then manager of Celtic Football Club 1965 - 1978. The second reel conssits of an interview with Willie Waddell, then manager of Glasgow Rangers Football Club.
Director, [d. Joachim Kreck] ; Producer, [p.c. International Film Associates - IFA]. -- Credits: [ph. Edward McConnell ed. Rüdiger Laske sd. Cyril McConnell sd. re-recording Gustl Haas interviewer Joachim Kreck, Laurence Henson, John Rafferty] .
Brief b&w footage house and street in Helensburgh. B&w and colour footage of Minard estate, Loch Fyne and surroundings.
General views estate work including tree-felling, sawmill, horse-drawn ploughing. Lots of scenery shots, b&w and colour footage of Minard estate.
Material relating to Glasgow Celtic Football Club - slow motion footage of a match between Celtic and Rangers at Parkhead, a crowd of Celtic supporters and Celtic playing Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup Final, May 1967.
General views from amongst the crowd at a football match, with candid close up shots of the fans - who appear to be Glasgow Rangers supporters.
FALKIRK TOWN COUNCIL COLLECTION: Demolition, Refuse Collection, Callendar Estate, Royal Visit, Mariner's Day Gala, Road Gritting and Snow Removal
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept, with some sequences relating to urban redevelopment in the town. [see also refs. 3339, 7011, 7012]
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept. This particular footage records the work of the Sanitary Inspector, from analysing water and food samples or monitoring pollution to pest control and food hygiene. [see also refs 3339, 7010 and 7012]
PUBLIC CLEANSING FILMS: Kitchen Waste and Garden Refuse
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept. This particular reel contains two 'Public Cleansing Films' that introduce the job of clearing kitchen waste and garden refuse. [see also refs 3339, 7010 and 7011]
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Industry Reel 1
Compilation of film recording the process of typing. Many close-ups. (Part of the McLurg Anderson Collection, studying the technicalities of accident and strain reduction through the analysis of human movements)
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Miscellaneous Reel 2
Compilation of film recording miscellaneous processes such as teeing off in golf, ice skating, factory work, industrial processes and studies of posture. (Part of the McLurg Anderson Collection, studying the technicalities of accident and strain reduction through the analysis of human movements)
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Domestic Reel 3
Compilation of film recording moving and lifting actions performed during domestic chores. (Part of the McLurg Anderson Collection, studying the technicalities of accident and strain reduction through the analysis of human movements)
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Domestic Reel 4
Footage shot for the study of the technicalities of accident and strain reduction through the analysis of human movements. 31 compilation reels, with footage recording human movements during exercise and sport, women doing housework, and various industrial handling actions and processes.
YOUR MOVE (McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Medical Reel 5)
How to move properly when performing tasks like bending and lifting
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Medical Reel 6
Compilation of film recording movement of the body during exercise - the second featuring women. Intertitles explain what movements do to the body in the latter film. (Part of the McLurg Anderson Collection, studying the technicalities of accident and strain reduction through the analysis of human movements)
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Industry Reel 8
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Industrial Reel 9
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Exercise / Medical Reel 10
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Industry Reel 11
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sport Reel 13
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Ice Skating Reel 14
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Ice Skating Reel 15
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Athletics Reel 16
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sport Reel 17
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sport Reel 18
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Running Reel 19
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Boxing Reel 20
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Cycling Reel 21
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Golf Reel 22
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Golf Reel 23
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Golf Reel 24
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sport Reel 25
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sport Reel 26
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Miscellaneous Reel 27
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Miscellaneous Reel 28
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Sports / Golf / Industry Reel 29
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Medical / Physiotherapy Reel 30
McLURG ANDERSON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FILMS: Music / Dancing Reel 31
FITTING ENGINE PARTS TO THE COMET PADDLE STEAMER
Roll of colour neg footage from the film COMET. Various shots the assembly of the "Comet" paddle steamer replica, mostly fitting engine parts, it seems.
Roll of colour neg footage from the film COMET.
FINISHING TOUCHES ARE MADE TO COMET PADDLE STEAMER
Reel 1 of unfinished Templar film documenting the making of the replica Comet in Jones boatyard at Buckie, in Banffshire, and her 'maiden voyage'. The original Comet was the first commercial steamboat in Europe. For further information see www.scran.ac.uk
A tour of Canada on board the "Letitia" or "Athenia" with shots of the liners at Yorkhill Quay in Glasgow with Harry Lauder on board the "Letitia". The liners' arrival at Belfast and Quebec. Scenes of the tour in Canada.
Advertising film for Twentieth Century Limited train journey from Toledo - Buffalo - Albany - New York - Boston and West Point.
Looks at life in Pilton in the 1950's and concentrates on the unique campaign where hundreds of local volunteers became involved in Scotland's biggest Community Health drive - against Tuberculosis.
Producer, Video in Pilton; Dean Education Centre Film Workshop Trust.. -- Credits: p.team Jim Crowther; Margaret Malcolm; Martin Parry; Joel Venet..
STEIN FAMILY SCHOOL LIFE: Cricket at Hurst Grange Boys School
Cricket matches at Hurst Grange Boys School. [Part of collection of Stein family films, see also refs. 2070 - 2075].
The Purifiers is set in an anonymous city of the near future where gang identity is forged through a fusion of music and karate clubs. Tired of hopeless government initiatives and bad policing, younger, more focussed activists respond by creating their own social infrastructure. An attempt is made to unite all of the respective gangs as one all-powerful confederation. The story is told through the eyes of John, the fading warrior who faces his toughest moral and physical test as he turns his back on the plan and leads his gang straight into an explosive unknown terrain where the odds are stacked against them.
Director, [d. Richard Jobson] ; Producer, [p.c. Vestry Films]. -- Credits: [Cast Kevin McKidd, Gordon Alexander, Dominic Monaghan, Amber Sainsbury, Rachel Grant, Jamie Chu, Robin Kerr, Fraser James] exec. p. Jim Howell, Simon Barnes, Su Lim, Natascha Warton screenplay Richard Jobson d. ph. John Rhodes ed. Yannis Sakardis p. designer Erik Rehl m. Steven Severin sd. Vincent Watts].
A young boys’ game in a backcourt in Glasgow goes wrong, resulting in one of them being trapped in a discarded fridge. In the hours that follow, the responsibility for this young life falls into the hands of Alice and Rudy who are themselves homeless, friendless, and on the verge of chronic alcoholism.
Director, Peter Mullan ; Producer, Antonine Films and Green Bridge Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Peter Mullan Rudy Gary Lewis Alice Vicky Masson Charlie Laurie Ventry Older Boy Steven Singleton Younger Boy Joe Douglas Jonah Max McIlmun Fireman 1 Campbell Soutar Fireman 2 Alasdair Begbie Man with Dog Eric Roberts Woman at Window 1 Cliona Harkin Woman at Window 2 Gillian Berrie Man at Window John Duncan 1st ass. d. Tony Sheridan 2nd ass. d. Ted Mitchell 3rd ass. d. Margie Fortune sd. mixer Alan Young boom operator Alan McNicol add. sd. rec. Brian Howell add. boom operator Ronnie McIndow focus puller Francis Todd clapper loader Kevin O'Brien steadicam operator Alasdair Rae camera trainee Neil Davidson grips James Coulter, Dave Logan electricians John Duncan, Stephen Arthur electrician trainee Jamie Miller add. electrician Jimmy Dorigan art d. Mat Bergel art ass. Cliona Harkin carpenter / stage hand Alex Robertson make-up design Anastasia Shirley make-up trainee Karen Campbell add. make-up Diane Jamieson wardrobe mistress Gillian Berrie continuity Sarah England p. man. Nick Murison p. co-ordinator Su Bainbridge p. accountant John McKain locations man. Campbell Atkinson p. runners Catherine Shirley, Alasdair Begbie, Sharon Walker ass. ed. Lorraine Keiller dubbing mixer Paul Hamblin stills ph. Alan Wylie storyboard Alan Reid exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Andrea Calderwood camera equipment G.P. Film Services lighting equipment Lee Lighting Ltd. grip equipment Grip House North caterers Real Foods walkie-talkies Brill Sound sd. recorded at De-Lane Lea titles Paperdart film laboratories Metrocolor Filmed on location in Govanhill, Glasgow, Scotland. designer Campbell Gordon ed. Colin Monie m. Craig Armstrong d. ph. Grant Scott Cameron p. Frances Higson © BBC MCMXCV .
A chance reunion in a cafe; a remembrance of a childhood acquaintance set against a vivid landscape of recollection.
Director, Margaret Reeves ; Producer, Skyline. -- Credits: w. and d. Margaret Reeves d. ph Kenneth Simpson p. design Mike McLoughlin costumes Louise Noble sd. Robert Anderson m. Rab Handleigh ed. Bert Eeles exec. p. Emma Berkovsky, Mark Grindle, Oscar van Heek Cast Helen Michelle Duncan Sandra Audrey Rankin Young Helen Emily Holywell Young Sandra Stephanie Elliot Linda Jenny Foster Hughes Lesley Catrina Kelly Scott Alastair Inshaw Mother Lesley Robertson Mrs. Prentice Pam Kelly Linda's Stand-In Sophie Wera Crew p. man. / ass. d. Dave Tarvit p. ass. Rebecca Brazil continuity Lucy Enfield runner Julie Reid focus puller Simon Vickery clapper loader Kirsty Dawson gaffer Steve Arthur cyclorama lighting Mike Wight grip Lucien Grieve art dept. ass. Adam Squires, Louisa Dickinson, Maxine Surry boom operator / foley Jez Curnow dubbing mixers Bronek Korda, Derek Livesey stills ph. Hannah Rumsby catering Alison Robinson dialogue coach Helen Reeves chaperone Lindsey Donnolly security Enrico Harvey With thanks to Peter Simpson at Mansfield Place Church, Victor Alonji at The Bronx American Cafe, Kevin MacLeod at The Brunton Theatre, Alan Williamson at SGB / Youngmans, Hugh Farrell at Pilton Video Project, Metrocolor, Keyline [... et al ...] Prime Cuts. A Skyline Production for The Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association withThe Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund © Skyline Productions 1997.
This film takes the viewer through the processes used to create a finished piece of Locharbriggs Sandstone, and shows examples of important buildings where the finished stones have been used.
Director, Barney Easton ; Producer, D & G Films. -- Credits: nar. George Hume sc. George Hume ph. Barney Easton sd. Debbie Easton ed. David Chisholm p. Barney Easton .
A powerful, uncompromising story that takes an unapologetic swipe at the cruelty of Ireland's "Magdalene asylums".
Director, [d. Peter Mullan] ; Producer, [p.c. PFP Films in association with Temple Films]. -- Credits: [Cast List Sister Bridget Geraldine McEwan Margaret Anne-Marie Duff Bernadette Nora-Jane Noone Rose / Patricia Dorothy Duff Crispiana Eileen Walsh Una Mary Murray Katy Britta Smith Sister Jude Frances Healy Sister Clementine Eithe McGuiness Sister Augusta Phyllis McMahon Josephine Rebecca Walsh Eamonn Eamonn Owens Brendan Chris Simpson Seamus Sean Colgna Father Fitzroy Daniel Costello Dormitory Girls Kate Christie, Alison Goldie, Jemma Heath, Anita Hyslop Marianne McGill, Leonna McGilligan, Claire McKenzie, Claire Murray, Lynsey Robson, Mariann Taylor The Wedding Theresa Julie Austin Margaret's Mother Deirdre Davis Margaret's Father Ian Hanmore Band Member at Wedding Pol McAdam, David Muldrew, Kevin Shields Kevin Sean McDonagh Priest at Wedding Sean Mackin Young Eamonn Ciaran Owens The Orphanage Sonia Ashley Conroy Mrs Barton Pauline Goldsmith Amy Leanne Henderson Orphanage Boy 1 Stephen Mallon Orphanage Boy 2 Jim Murray Orphanage Boy 3 Christopher Sheridan The Hospital Rose's Mother Maureen Allan Father Doonigan Laurie Ventry Rose's Father Jim Walsh Cast in alphabetical order Garda Sargeant Fran Brennan Ruby Gemma Burns Crispina's Son - 2 Daniel Emerson Crispina's Sister Tracy Kearney Young Man in Car Stephen McCole Psychiatric Nurse Gareth Milne Mr O'Connor Peter Mullan Girl with Baby Julie Nimmo Psychiatric Nurse Nick Powell Archbishop Allan Sharpe Crispina's Son - 1 Callum Smith Crispina's Son - 3 Fynn Turner Crew List w. and d. Peter Mullan p. Frances Higson co-producer Alan J. (Willy) Wands line producer Paddy Higson exec. p. Ed Guiney, Paul Trijbits d. ph. Nigel Willoughby p. designer Mark Leese ed. Colin Monie original music composed, conducted and arranged Craig Armstrong costume designer Trisha Biggar make-up designer Dianne Jamieson sd. rec. Colin Nicolson casting d. Lenny Mullan chaperones Margaret McGowan, Helen Game voice coach to Geraldine McEwan Jil McCullagh stunt co-ordinator Nick Powell stunt performer Gareth Milne 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen p. man. Janet S. Riddoch p. co-ordinator Mark Devlin p. secretary Barbara Lynch p. runner Mark McBride p. trainee Sarah Carswell location man. Beverely Syme location ass. Robbie Kirkpatrick location scouts Michael Higson, Mike Bolam, Kara Gavigan p. accountant John McKain ass. accountant Lucy Marr trainee accountant Laurence Byrne casting ass. Kara Johnston addit. casting ass. Vicky [Victoria] Beattie publicist Emma Chapman Publicity unit ph. Charlie Crawford post production secretary Sonja Scott 2nd 2nd ass. d. (Crowd) Jill Dempsey 3rd ass. d. Elaine MacKenzie assistant director trainees Katie Rennie, Susan Radcliffe sc. supervisor Pat Rimbaut trainee sc. supervisor Bronagh Murphy focus puller Sam Osborne clapper loader Bonnie Dempsey key grip Drew Meldon B camera aoperator Lorna Will, Andrew Ford B focus pullers Alick Fraser, Alan Maxwell B clapper loader Glenda Rome B grip Tim Proctor camera trainee Katharine Higgs gaffer Tom Gates best boy David Bourke electricians Jamie Summers, Mickey May rigging gaffer Tony Wilcocks rigging electricians mate James Bourke boom operator Tony Cook sd. trainee Gayle Learmonth art d. Jean Kerr, Caroline Grebbell ass. art d. Laura Donnelly storyboard artist Alan Reid production buyer Elaine McLenachan cash buyer Emma Henderson props master Scott Keery dressing props Rhona Wilson, Stewart Cuningham, Duncan McDevitt standby props Mat Bergel, Tristan Carlisle-Kitz construction man. Phil Bowen supervising carpenter Chris Higson carpenters William Maxwell, Denis Murphy standby carpenter Denis Murphy standby rigger Ross Pearson painter / chargehand Sandy Borthwick painter John Hughes standby painter Bobby Gee apprentice painter Jane Harvie apprentice plasterer Dawn Youll stagehand Duncan Burns labourer Paul Cowan costume supervisor Michael Mooney key costume Marnie Ormiston costume ass. Irene Godfrey, Claire Pettifer buyer Jo Measure costume junior Lee Dickson make-up artists Stephanie Wedge, Fiona Maynard, Trecey Wells make-up trainee Karen Scott 1st ass. film ed. Gile Burgess supervisng sd. ed. Douglas MacDougall dialogue ed. Kahl Henderson ADR and foley re-recordist Robert Farr foley Felicity Cottrell, Ruth Sullivan foley ed. Chris Sinclair re-recording mixers John Fitzgerald, Tom Johnson addit. orchestration by Matt Dunkley vocals by Ford Keirnan programming and engineering by David Donaldson recording of orchestra by Geoff Foster orchestra Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by Matt Dunkley music supervisor and assist. to Craig Armstrong Emma Ford unit nurses Jim O'Donnell, Susan Cairney, Christime Hunter, Richard Starkey, Beth Armstrong, John Kirkham, Kenny McGee unit drivers Philip Twinberrow, Colin Crosbie, Gordon Shillinglaw, Gareth Reeve camera truck driver Gary Forsyth props driver Graham Gordon facilities drivers AEROSHOOT, David Love, Charlie Simpson, Darren Bell, Graham Harrison action vehicles Classic Car Hire For Film Council's New Cinema Fund business affairs Gillian Coyle production finance Vincent Holden production exec. Alex Usborne physical production exec. Susie Liggat exec. p. for The Irish Film Board (Bord Scannan na hEireann) Rod Stoneman exec. p. for EyeScreen Andrea Occhipinti financial exec. for PFP Films Malcolm Ritchie business affairs for Temple Films Andrew Lowe Additional Crew 2nd 1st ass. d. Tommy Gormley electricians Chris Gilbertson, Paul Murphy boom operators Debbie Dingwall, Sandy Miller cash buyer Evelyn Barbour props Piero Jamieson, David Weatherstone, Angus Gentleman carpenters Alec Graham, Ewan Gillespie painter Sam Curren costume ass. Tracy McGregor, Anne Matheson, Frank Gallagher, Alex Watherston, Amalie Harper Gow costume junior Alisa Rendell make-up artists Sindy Hely, Catherine Shirley, Sylvie Francoise Kurz, Candice Banks, Kate Elliot Muir, Catherine Muir, Carol Chambers, Meg Speirs make-up work experience Carole Reid pre-production ass. Jenny Williams, Jessica Rundle, Carol-Anne Henderson, Michael Osborne runner Michael Osborne catering Thistle Catering, Brendan Driver, Frederico Piacentini, Les Reilly, Scott Russell camera and lighting equipment VFG neg checker Yvonne MacDonald neg cutter Soho Computamatch digital labs Digital Film Lab., Helle Absalonsen, Vicci Allan, Eric d'Souza, John Hinchcliffe, Kris Kolodziejski, Giles Livesey, Andreas Rostock, Sam Smith SFX Emergency House titles / graphics ISO, Mark Breslin, Damien Smith ADR and foley studio Goldcrest Post-Production Facilities dubbing studios Ardmore Sound lawyers Olswang, Jacqueline Hurt, Susan Waddell insurance AON, David Havard completion guarantor Film Finances Inc. health & safety advisor Larry Eydman animal agent Creature Feature security Arlas Security, John Cooney religious advisors Phyllis McMahon, Stephen Kane].
The Gunner sits in his pod and waits, millions of miles away from Earth. This is Sniper 470. His task is to destroy convoys of ships that cross the Trojan Asteroid Belt, and, with a little luck, survive.
Director, Paul Holmes ; Producer, Brassneck. -- Credits: The Gunner Billy Boyd The Mother Eliza Langland The Intruder Carmen Pieraccini picture model Taryn Studzinski additional graphics Craig Lamberton 2nd unit camera Alan Nicol art dept ass. Jenni Cormack standby props George Booth, Toy O'Donnell construction maanager Peter Dickson props master John Knight art d. James Lapsley electrician Robert Allan gaffer Ray Broadfoot camera ass. Gary Downie jimmy jib operator Stephen Pitt camera operator Kevin O'Brien 3rd ass. d. Derek Ritchie p. co-ordinator Margaret McDonald animal agent Creature Feature visual effects Tony Steers sd. rec. Kenny Allan sc. superviser Janis Watt makeup designer Jacqui Mallett costume designer Paul Farrow computer display designer Garry Harper p. man. / 1st ass. d. Maryann Wilson subbing mixer & sd. design Chris MacLean at Marmalade CGI effects John Butler at Non Sono Un Robot ed. Robert Scott p. designer Alan Wright d. ph. Michael Miles exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie p. and m. composed by Michael Hines w. and d. Paul Holmes A Brassneck Production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © 2002..
Comedy. A man, sickened by modern sexuality, seeks solace in Leopold Von Sacher Masoch’s 19th Century novel, ‘Venus in Furs’. Obsessed with acting out his fantasy, he puts himself in the care of a female psychiatrist and begs her to abuse him in order to cure his fantasies.
Director, Ewan Morrison ; Producer, Factory Films . -- Credits: performers Jacqueline Pearce, Henry Ian Cusick w. and d. Ewan Morrison p. Angela Murray d. ph. Kathleen Friend ed. Gary Scott costume designer Rodger Parker original music score composed by Martin Hodgson with Jeff Mongrain, Simon Crowther, Alan Frame, Alesandro Rigano, Paul Gardner, Tony Swain, Andy Jones, John Leichti, Bill Shooter, Gordon Masterton, Philippe Perotti sd. ed. Lucy Enfield dubbing ed. Michael MacKinnon operations ass. Kahl Henderson focus pullers Teri Hodgins, Alan McSheehy, Enrico Harvey clapper loader Lorna Simpson camera runner Stephen Wallace gaffer Thomas William Hardie lighting ass. Duncan Oxland, Saul Carroll sd. rec. Andrea Seth boom operator Hugh Griffen art d. Campbell Atkinson art department ass. Laura Donnelly make-up artist Morven Purdie wardrobe ass. Jillian Donnelly location man. Cathie Boyd continuity Ros Casselle runner Dawn Harvey p. co-ordinator Eilidh Campbell p. ass. Jane Campbell ass. d. Jonathon Farmer, Colin Murray, Derrick Morrison intertitles Laura Donnelly titles Chris Castell PAPERDART rostrum camera Bert Ross STOPFRAME negative cutter Tony Bungey TRI AD music performed by Martin Hodgson (piano), Jane Marie O'Brien (soprano), Debbie MacDonell ('cello) recorded by Mark Rose Special thanks for their generosity InterCity, TLS Range - Glasgow, Peckhams, The Ubiquitous Chip, Janssens Cafe and Restaurant, d'Arcy's Wine Bar, Mortons Bakeries, Scottish Milk Marketing Board, Tunnock's Bakeries, Jim Neary, Funn Stockings Thanks to Glasgow City Chambers, Citizens Theatre, Mitchell Library, Scottish Opera, Grosvenor Hotel, Kinross House, Glasgow School of Art, Clifton Hotel, Scottish Ballet Special thanks to Bob Downie, Abi Judge, David Peat, Jan Leman, Dan McRae, Ivan MacTaggart, Gary Coleman, Eric Smith, Skyline Film & Television, Bert Mance & Neil Mockler of RANK FILM LABORATORIES, Terry McCallum of COLOUR FILM SERVICES, All Our Yesterdays, Andrew G. Murray, Glenna Morrison, Steve Hubbard, Colin McNabb originated on Kodak camera equipment supplied by GHS Motion Picture Services lighting supplied by Michael Samuelson Lighting "The Lady in the Fur Wrap" by El Greco used with the kind permission of Glasgow Museum's Service We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of Glasgow City Council and the support of Pepinieres Europeennes Pour Jeune Artistes A Factory Films Production made in association with Scottish Television and the Scottish Film Council under the First Reels Scheme 1994. copyright Angela Murray / Ewan Morrison 1994 .
STEIN FAMILY HOLIDAYS INCLUDING JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS IN STIRLING / DORNOCH FIRTH
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family including Jubilee Celebrations in Stirling, 1935, family holidays at Dornoch, Bettyhill and family scenes in garden and at Aviemore. [See also refs. 2070-2075 and 7066 - 7069].
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family - this one featuring yachting on the Clyde and Loch Riddon in the late 1930s. Brief shots of Bath towards end of reel. [See also refs. 2070-2075 and 7065, 7067 - 7069].
STEIN FAMILY HOLIDAYS - FISHING BOATS HEBRIDES, VARSITY YACHTS ON THE CLYDE
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family including scenes at Brodick, Jubilee celebrations in Stirling and yachting on the Clyde. [See also refs. 2070-2075 and 7065 - 7066 and 7068 - 7069].
STEIN FAMILY HOLIDAYS - YACHTING ON WEST COAST AND OBAN
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family - featuring yachting on the West Coast and beach scenes and angling. [See also refs. 2070-2075, 7065 - 7067 and 7069.].
STEIN FAMILY HOLIDAYS INCLUDING SCHOOLS YACHTING AND HAYMAKING AT DUNMORE
Various holidays enjoyed by the Stein family including scenes at Brodick, jubilee celebrations in Stirling and yachting on the Clyde. [See also refs. 2070-2075 and 7065 - 7069].
Three naughty children imprisoned, within a classroom with a mind of its own - can the wee three escape further punishment? The film examines the complex relationship between the orderly authority of the adult world and the most basic of bodily functions.
Director, Matt Hulse ; Producer, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Screenworks. -- Credits: teacher Paul Young children Liam Cusack, Suzanne Marie Macari, Joanne Grieg p. Aimara Reques of GFVW d. ph. Kathy Friend cast d. Toby Hulse lighting design Steve Arthur of Light track sd. design Gerald Mair of Foosion sd. rec. John Currie ed. Rachel Seiffert of GFVW art. d. Fiona Hutchison art dept. ass. Raymond Kelly ass. d. Roddy Cunningham ass. p. Helen Archer camera ass. Julie Bills camera trainee Blair Young makeup / wardrobe Vanessa Smith runner Natalie Wort funded by Glasgow City Council, Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office GFVW Screenworks Team Aimara Reques, project co-ordinator Paul Cameron, Training and Resources Rachel Seiffert, Training and Resources Ian Reid Productions Accountant Many thanks The Glasgow Museums, Scotland Street School Museum, Cairns Theatrical Agency, Drumchapel High School, Our Lady of the Rosary Primary, GCC Property Services, Kodak, GHS Wiseman, WM Display. Also to Holgar Mohaupt, Sophie McPherson, Robert Trueman, Inigo Garrido, Duncan Finnegan, Patty Toledo, Lucy Brown © GFVW / Matt Hulse 1998.
A Kia Ora orange juice cinema advert. The thirst the audience had for fresh oranges in a Shakespearean theatre is compared to contemporary cinemagoers and fresh boxes of Kia Ora juice.
A technically detailed overview of the 'Mining Robot. British Patent No. 225689' manufactured by Anderson Boyes & Co. Ltd. (later to become Anderson Mavor and Anderson Strathclyde). The film ends with interior shots of the various work areas at Anderson Boyes, from Machine Depts. to Foundry and Assembly.
A short cinema / television advert promoting employment in the Scottish Fire Service, featuring actor Gerard Kelly.
When I was younger I thought there was a secret, something that only the grown ups knew, and then one dark day the secret was revealed to me and suddenly the world wasn’t safe any more.
Director, Jon Love ; Producer, Sprocketeers Ltd.. -- Credits: Alan McCafferty Isaac (aged 16 and 21) Peter Barcock Isaac (aged 10) Jamie Smith Isaac (aged 5) Doreen Ingleton Usma Suzanne Harbison Sarah Kirstin Smith Rachel John Murtagh Margaret' Father Alan Philip Campbell Harry Clare Douglas Margaret Martin Reid Red Headed Kid p. designer Tom Sayer d. ph. Ian Dodds film ed. Jamie Trevill animation d. Mondo Ghulam costume designer Nikki Longmuir make-up design Nikki Brannan original m. Paul Joseph Moore and Mr. McFall's Chamber focus puller Graham Scott clapper loader Jaspreet Bal gaffers Steve Arthur, Ewan Epton grip Lucien Grieve sd. rec. Keith Tunney boom operator Tristan Annika art d. Laurel Wear property master Damien McGurn wardrobe Cat Shirley ass. p. Paul Welsh p. man. Karen McConnell first ass. d. Mercedes McGurn location man. Angela Murray sc. supervisor Janis Watt 2nd ass. d. Lucy Marr 3rd ass. d. Patrick McGurn production Pamela Murdoch, Craig Cameron, Alex Aitken p. accountant Neil Cairns w. Eddie Harrison, Jon Love exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Dan MacRae © BBC MCMXCVIII.
WINGS OVER EVEREST: The Story of the Houston - Mt. Everest Flight
The first flight over Mount Everest on 3rd April 1933, in two modified Westland Wallace bi-planes, piloted by early Scottish aviators, the Marquess of Clydesdale and Donald McIntyre. This daring feat was conceived by a Committee with the backing of the Royal Geographical Society (including the writer John Buchan) and was funded by Lady Houston. This detailed film follows the flight from planning stages, to engineering and testing to recording the actual flight itself.
Director, Geoffrey Barkas and Ivor Montagu ; Producer, Gaumont British. -- Credits: recorded by British Acoustic film recording system Production Personnel unit p. man. H. Ostrer ph. S.R. Bonnett, A.L. Fisher, J. Rosenthal ass. d. T.D. Connachie recording R.L. Read, A.L. Douglas m. composed by Hubert Bath m.d. Louis Levy Gaumont British Distributors Ltd. We acknowledge, with gratitude and respect, the helpful co-operation of His Excellency The Viceroy of India, and the generous courtesy of His Highness The Maharaja of Nepal within whose territory Mount Everest stands. For the purposes of the film the material taken on the three separate flights - two over Everest led by Lord Clydesdale and one over Kanchenjunga led by Air Commodore Fellowes - has been combined. The Committee: The Earl of Lytton, The Earl Peel, Wing Commander Orlebar, Colonel the Master of Sempill, Colonel John Buchan, Count John de Salis. Air Commodore Fellowes (Leader); Marquis of Clydesdale (Chief Pilot); Colonel P.T. Etherton (Secretary); L.V.S. Blacker (Chief Observer); Flying Officer D. McIntyre (2nd Pilot); Flying Officer R.C.W. Ellison (Reserve Pilot); S.R. Bonnett (Cameraman) and Lady Houston. .
Dr Maya Angelou, the African American poet and writer, discovered Robert Burns when she was eight. She was poor, Black and mute living in Stamps, Arkansas. In this film she explores the strong parallels that exist in their lives. She meets enthusiastic and fanatical Burnsians, who welcome her to a party in Ayrshire in honour of her visit and Burns' genius.
Director, Elly M. Taylor ; Producer, Taylored Productions. -- Credits: w. and presented by Maya Angelou with thanks to Wake Forest University, Winston Salem; Mount Zion Baptist Church, Winston Salem; Winston Salem Piedmont Triad Film Commission; Minnie and Vinessa Benson; St. Quivox Parish Church; Burns National Heritage Park, Alloway; Historic Scotland and the Friends of Dundonald Castle; National Trust for Scotland Archive and Stills Archive Films; BBC Broadcast Archive; Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University; Loch Lomond, Stirling & Trossachs Tourist Board; The Trustees of Burns Monument and Cottage; The Mitchell Library, Glasgow; Irvine Burns Club; Peter Westwood; Mary Evan Picture Library; Paul Popper Ltd.; Corbis UK; Mansell Collection; Redferns Music Picture Library; Compass Gallery; New York Historical Society; Scottish National Portrait Gallery; National Gallery of Scotland; Glasgow Museums' Art Gallery & Museum, Kelvingrove; The National Trust Maya Angelou as a child Brigette Stowe poetry performed by John Rodie musicians Elizabeth Auld, Freeland Barbour, Gill Bowman, Allan Branney, Iain Fraser, Eddie Galloway, Dick Gaughan, Billy Jackson, Kirsteen McCue, Billy Ross Burnsians Valentina Bold, Clif Botcherby, Professor Edward Cowan, Pat Gerber, Donny O'Rourke, Rev. Melville Schofield p. runner Michael Queen camera sss. Alick Fraser, Mark Print make-up Irene Napier rostrum camera Malcolm Paris dubbing mixer Cy Jack graphic design Sandi Anderson archive researcher Helen Moore p. co-ordinator Alison Campbell p. designer Ali Mills lighting electrician Donny Campbell, Michael Carr sd. Douglas Kerr, Kenny Allan ph. Paul Riley, Mike Cuthbert ed. Phyllis Ironside exec. p. Catherine Aitken, John Archer p. and d. Elly M. Taylor A Taylored Production for BBC Scotland and the Scottish Film Production Fund in association with the Scottish Arts Council © BBC and the Scottish Arts Council MCMXCVI.
A brief moment of intimacy between a young girl and her Aunt. The setting is a tenement in the less than enlightened 1930s. The onset of puberty provokes alarm and confusion for the girl, causing the Aunt to reflect on her own younger days at a village dance during the First World War.
Director, Elly M. Taylor ; Producer, Taylored Productions. -- Credits: by Frances Bell Jean Juliet Cadzow Young Girl Jennifer McLardy Young Jean Kirsteen Campbell Jamesie MacFarlane Mark McKee Woman at Dance Julie Austen Accordian Player Billy Hume Fiddle Player Willie Dunlop Children Asleep Anna Moore, Stuart Moore, Anna Bruce d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Dugald Findlay ed. James Hamilton composer Ross Campbell sd. rec. Louis Kramer costume designer Maggie Miller make-up designer Kate Elliot-Muir p. man. Jo Johnstone first ass. d. Nils den Hertog second ass. d. Michael Queen sc. supervisor Janis Watt p. co-ordinator Helen Moore p. runners Katherine May, Kenneth Park make-up ass. Pippa Wilson make-up trainee Nicky Knowles costume ass. Angela Robertson boom operator Peter Murphy dubbing mixer Cy Jack lighting gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Michael Carr art d. Ewan Duncan standby props Anne McCredie focus puller Finlay McAllister clapper loader Julie Bills grip Dave Mahon p. accountant David Muir stills ph. Charlie Crawford camera equipment GHS film stock Kodak film laboratory Metrocolor exec. p. Emma Berkofsky, Mark Grindle, Oscar van Heek Shot on location in Glasgow with the support of The Glasgow Film Office Prime Cuts. A Taylored Production for The Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund © Taylored Productions Ltd. 1997.
An urban tragedy about a mother and daughter relationship destroyed by drugs. A contemplation on grief and loss.
Director, Irvine Allan ; Producer, an Allan and George Production for Cat A. -- Credits: [opening credits] Cat A Productions in association with STV and Scottish Screen's First Reels Scheme w. John Maley [Cast] Mother Sheila Grier Daughter Lesley Harcourt Policewoman Annie George Man in Lane James McHendrie Young Daughter Sammantha Gilligan Baby Ross Anderson People in Street Mairi O'Brien, Kenneth A McMillan, Stephen McLachlan, Richard Claffey, Matthew Morrison, John Thompson [Crew] sd. rec. David Campbell boom operator Jady Darby p. manager / 1st ass. d. Naomi Liston p. manager / 2nd ass. d. Marianne Dunphy p. manager / 3rd ass. d. Gary Johnston gaffer Ewan Epton best boy Iain Bermingham continuity Ella McLean on-line ed. Tom Hanauer sd. dub Dave Murricane focus puller Jaspreet Bal clapper loaders Richard Holt, Cairtlin Buchanan camera trainee Andy Cheyne art d. Lee Porter make up Catherine Muir hair Julie Mackay wardrobe Cathy Stephanac stills Kevin McPake p. designer Caroline Grebbell m. Gerry Clark ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Mark Raeburn p. Annie George lighting equipment Light Track camera equipment Camer Associates processing Metrocolor Video Post Production Digital Facilities Catering En Croute Acknowledgements Ken Neil, Dan McRae, Judy Anderson, Dave McWhinnie, Dr McLay, Janice McColl, Vivian Hayes, Irene Halliday, Helen Boyes, Michael Brady, Mr Hamid, Andy Todd, Moira Darroch, Machael Taplin, John Curry, Eddie Gallacher, Bill Collins, Victoria Bar, Janine Anderson, Chris & Angela Gilligan An Allan and George Production for Cat A in association with STV, Scottish Screen, Glasgow City Council Arts Development Fund, Scottish Drugs Forum..
On a day much like any other, Mick and Carmen, two hard-drinking lovers down on their luck, set out to satisfy their hunger. But food is not their only need. As the day progresses, tensions rise and their stormy relationship is put to the ultimate test.
Director, Kenneth Glenaan ; Producer, Asylum Pictures. -- Credits: Mick Peter Mullan Carmen Fiona Bell 1st ass. d. Gus McLean 2nd ass. d. Karen McConnell 3rd ass. d. Graham McIver sc. supervisor Avril Watt p. co-ordinator Gillian Berrie p. accountant Shaw Statham location man. Stephen Burt focus puller Francis Todd clapper loader Jaspreet Bal grip James Coulter boom operator Andy Baird stills ph. Charlie Crawford dubbing mixer Cy Jack properties Paul McKenna sets W. Campbell Atkinson, Tracey Doherty animal handler Dave Stewart stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott-Law production Fiona McEwan, Alex Aitken, Angus Ferguson second unit Alan McSheehy, Ossie McLean No animals were harmed or mistreated in the making of this film. exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Dan McRae ass. p. Nic Murison d. ph. Grant Scott Cameron designer Irene Harris sd. rec. Peter Brill costumes Gill Horn make-up Dianne Jamieson film ed. David Gibson w. Des Dillon p. Robin McPherson d. Kenny Glenaan © BBC MCMXCVIII.
Kafka is agonising over the first sentence of what was to be his masterpiece, Metamorphosis. ‘As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning he found himself transformed into a gigantic...?’ Kafka looks around his garret and spies the fruitbowl ‘...banana, perhaps?’ This is not the real world, but the world of the joke, the myth, the fairytale. Funny, but also strange and dark. Definitely a winning combination!
Director, Peter Capaldi ; Producer, Conundrum Films . -- Credits: Cast in order of appearance: Franz Kafka Richard E. Grant Gregor Samsa Crispin Letts Woland the Knifeman Ken Stott Miss Cicely Elaine Collins Frau Bunofsky Phyllis Logan Party Girls Julie Cox, Jessie Doyle, Samantha Howarth, Justine Luxton, Laura Reiss, Thea Tait, Lucy Woodhouse sc. supervisor Sarah Garner p. ass. Elaine Collins, Clare Allan 2nd ass. d. Alison Begg 3rd ass. d. Sphie Fanta boom operator Loveday Harding ass. ed. Mark Atkins sd. ed. Sarah Morton foley ed. Laura Lovejoy dubbing mixer Alan Snelling ass. art. d. Martyn John, Ben Scott set dresser Julia Sherborne scenic artist Andrew Garnett-Lawson construction man. Peter Verard, Craig Hillier special effects Richard Conway focus puller Steven Hall clapper loader Paul Robinson grip Keith Mead motion control cameraman Damian Davison costume ass. Justine Luxton make-up supervisor Julieanne Chpman gaffer John Hammond stills ph. Oliver Upton unit publicist Frances Pardell choreographer Heather Sampson Gregor Samsa's Insect Head transformation created by Val Chorlton p. exec. for The Scottish Film Production Fund Kate Swanp. exec. for BBC Scotland Paul Pender "Sweet Mystery of Life" by Victor Herbert arranged by Philip Appleby performed by Crispin Letts ass. p., 1st ass. d. , p. man Mary Soan composer Philip Appleby make-up designer Christine Cant costume designer Hazel Pethig sd. Simon Bishop ed. Nikki Clemens p. design John Beard ph. Simon Maggs p. Ruth Kenley-Letts w. and d. Peter Capaldi A Conundrum Films Production for BBC Scotland the Scottish Film Production Fund. © BBC MCMXCIII..
A tale of love, obsession and illusion. The beautiful and frustrated Anna turns away from her successful and possessive fiancee James and returns to her drug habit and the streets. Unable to accept or understand her decision James searches the city every night, watching over her, convinced he can save her once more.
Director, Adrian Mead ; Producer, 100 Productions. -- Credits: Cast James David Corbett Anna Christina McKay and Ralph Graessner, Rebecca Brazil, Hector exec. p., w. and d. Adrian Mead p. Jo Roberts cinematographer Ian Riddick ed. Mark Jenkins composer Karl Mariner associate p. Clare Kerr, Mark Jenkins sd. Dave Bogie sd. dub John Cobban 1st ass. camera Michael McDonnough 2nd ass. camera Will Potter p. ass. Caroline Kerr make-up artist Jo Roberts stills ph. Victor Virdi facilities manager Andrea Mantel video documentary Marion Singer extras co-ordinator Tony Baxter on-lined ed. Mhairi Fraser edited on Lightworks Many thanks to UK: Phillipa Farnese, Digital Facilties Glasgow, Mike Varley, Film Lab North, Rachel Holland, Yorkshire Television. New York: Camera Services, Guffanti Film Lab, The Mayor's Office, Tony Baxter, Fran Carpenter, Ira Salom Clothes by Paul Smith, New York With financial support from Scottish Screen and SGRIN Media Development Agency for Wales.
A story of two children who react with naive simple emotion to a situation imposed on them by their father's secret.
Director, Lynne Ramsay ; Producer, Holy Cow Productions. -- Credits: Lynne Lynne Ramsay Steven Martin Anderson Da James Ramsay Ma Denise Flannagan Woman Jackie Quinn Girl Lisa Taylor Boy Robert McEwan p. man. Karen McConnell first ass. d. Anneli Downing costume designer Gill Horn make-up designer Nikki Brannan sd. rec. Stuart Bruce p. ass. Leigh Hurst, Joan Johnston third ass. d. Nigel McInnes. Chi Shan Chung, Morvan MacKenzie focus puller Scott Ward clapper loader Henrietta Larken grip Lucien Grieve boom operator Kenny Allan art d. Robina Nicholson, Chris Cull ass. art d. Vivien MacKay art dept. ass. Tim Munro, James MacWilliam, Mark Thomas continuity Margaret Graham lighting gaffer Ian Jackson electricians Dave Taylor, Drew Mansell exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Oscar van Heek d. ph. Alwin Kuchler p. designer Jane Morton ed. Lucia Zuchetti w. and d. Lynne Ramsay A Holy Cow Production for BBC Scotland, The Scottish Film Production Fund and The Scottish Arts Council. © BBC MCMXCVII.
Three sisters are enjoying a day out on a local estate when they are spied upon by a young man with a rifle.
Director, [filmed by Henry Cocozza] ; Producer, Supramont Pictures. -- Credits: A Supramont Picture Henry Cocozza Presents A Spoiled Picnic Filmed on Belhaven Estate p. and d. Henry Cocozza Grateful Acknowledgement to Mr. Blair for permission to film on the Estate.
Set in the stark beauty of Morecambe Bay, north west England, Frozen is a story about unresolved loss and the inherent danger of hope turning into obsession.
Director, [d. Juliet McKoen] ; Producer, [p.c. RS Productions and Shoreline Fims in association with Freedonia Films and Zentropa Entertainments]. -- Credits: [p. MARK LAVENDER Co-producer JIM HICKEY Kath Swarbrick SHIRLEY HENDERSON Noyen Roy ROSHAN SETH Elsie GER RYAN Steven RICHARD ARMITAGE Eddie RALF LITTLE Jim JAMIE SIVES Vellama SHIREEN SHAH Hurricane Frank SEAN HARRIS Tracey LYNDSEY MARSHAL Irene REBECCA PALMER Coastguard Bill KARL JOHNSON P.C. Pyke GEORGE COSTIGAN Lorry Driver RICHARD RIDINGS Ticket Attendant MAXINE PEAKE Diver Kenny STEPHEN LORD Diver Dave NICK BAGNALL Man in Pub SHAUN PRENDERGAST Policewoman JAYNE ASHBOURNE Fish Porter DAVE NORMAN Annie NATALIE HENDERSON Ferryman NEIL MORRISON d. ph. PHILIP ROBERTSON ed. PAUL ENDACOTT Production Designer LOREN SLATER Music Composed by GUY MICHELMORE Sound Designer TIM BARKER Casting by CHLOE EMMERSON Costume Designer BOBBY MCCULLA Hair and Make-up Designer CLAIRE MCANDREW Screenplay JULIET MCKOEN & JAYNE STEEL Line Producer REBECCA KNAPP First Assistant Director SUZANNA SHAW Script Supervisor JANE JACKSON Script and Directing Mentor KAARE SCHMIDT Third Assistant Directors LYNDSEY WALKER & EMMA BEDFORD Camera Operator SIMON VICKERY Focus Puller MARK SNEDDON Clapper Loader ROSS MILLAR Steadicam NIGEL CLARKSON & HOWARD J SMITH Underwater Camera HUGH FAIRS, ERIC BORJESON 2nd Unit Camera PETER CROSKERY Sound Recordist TIM BARKER Boom Operator OLIVER COHEN Gaffer PAUL BENSON Electrician MICK GRUNDY Genny Operator TOM OLLEY Grip TIM PROCTOR Assistant Grip BOBBY WOODHOUSE Art Director FIONA GAVIN Standby Art Director JADE STRACHAN Art Department Assistant JAZELLE GEARTY Art Department Runners MARK STOKES, TIM LIMON, LEWIS GOURLAY Construction MARK ROBERTSON Construction Assistant GREG WHITE CCTV Video Assistant ANDREW STEELE Scenic Painter ADRIAN CROUCH Snow Crew EVAN GREEN-HUGHES Wind & Water EMERGENCY HOUSE Assistant Costume KIRSTY GILDER Make-up/Hair Assistant KATHERINE BALL Location Manager JIM HICKEY Location Assistants JOE WITHERS, TOBY GREGORY Location Scouts MARK MCGHEE, DAVID HENRY Facilities Driver ANDY WILSON Artist Trailer Driver GRAHAM GARNER Stills Photographer LEE CAVALIERE Unit Publicist KERRY KOLBE Production Co-ordinators CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, ROHANNA LAW Production Assistants SARAH CARNEY, MAIJA SALMIVUORI Production Accountant CHARLES BATES Assistant Editor SAM CONNOR & ANDREW JADAVJI CCTV Editor EDD MAGGS Script Notes LIZ CLEGG Director’s Assistant BETH MERCER Casting Assistants IMOGEN COOPER, LAURA DICKENS Fish Wrangler KAREN BENSON Assistant Sound Designer MATT PALMER Composer’s Assistant GEORGE KALLIS Foley UNIVERSAL STUDIOS Foley Artist DAVE POULTON Foley Mixer DAVE CROFT ADR THE SOUND HOUSE & SAVALAS Mixing Facility MAINSTREAM APS Dolby Consultant CHRIS RALPH Sfx CHRIS WATSON Musicians Vocals ELII GEBA Cello JUSTIN PEARSON Marimba KEVIN HATHWAY Harp HUGH WEBB Video Transfers MACMILLION Video Post-production PEPPER Colourist JET OMOSHEBI VFX SHANE WARDEN Avid TEKNIK FACILITIES LTD Transfer to 35mm REKORDER APS Laboratory SOHO IMAGES Laboratory Liaison MARTIN MCGLONE Production Executives Scottish Screen CLAIRE CHAPMAN Northern Film & Media HELEN STEARMAN North West Vision HELEN BINGHAM Film London MAGGIE ELLIS Zoma Films LENE BORGLUM Script developed with the help of PAL Screenwriters Lab 2001].
Introduced by Judi Dench, this film describes the work of Christian Aid across the globe.
Producer, Birch Hill Film Production. -- Credits: p. Dudley Birch ph. Paul Marwaha, Douglas Hill p. adviser Lisa Conway Christian Aid wishes to thank Miss Judi Dench for her assistance in this production A Christian Aid film.
A dark comedy about motherhood, and the difficulties of letting go.
Director, Jerry Kelly ; Producer, Top Left Productions. -- Credits: ed. James Hamilton composer Donald Shaw p. designer Adam Squires w. and d. Jerry Kelly Mother Louise Goodall Father in Bed Lewis Holden Baby Rosie Quigley Woman at Crossing Pamela Kelly Father in Park Ford Kiernan Boy on Swing Luka Coutts Dog Man (whistle) Alex Howden Dog Man (kiss) Don Coutts Dog Man (leap) Mike Travis Cheeky Boy Gerard Killen Boy with Fag Robert Muir Party Girls Angela Burns, Ashleigh Beckett, Ashley McDonald, Ashleigh Nicholas Unhelpful Woman Sheila Latimer Husband Norman Fraser Mother with Children Ingi Karlsdottir Children Rico Piacentini, Marco Piacentini, Georg Thomasson, Amelia Sinclair-Kidd Girls on Slide Ruby Kelly, Toni Piacentini, Sally Clark Breat Feeding Double Diane Main Shocked Woman Eileen Morrison "On Children" Vocals Alyth McCormack dubbing mixer Derek Livesey editbox grader Ian Ballantyne first ass. d. Bill Clark second ass. d. Su Bainbridge third ass. d. Morris Milne production co-ordinator Jill Pryde production secretary Emma Brown production runner Gillian Todd floor runner Simon McKerracher locations Neil McMahon art d. Robina Nicholson construction man. Wilson Cooper stand-by props Jason Orr props Vincent Hunter dressing props Zam Salim art dept. ass. Christine Gibson, Nolan Wall trainee Jenny Alexander continuity Karen Wood storyboard artist Alan Reid d. ph. Jake Elly focus pullers Derrick Peters clapper loader Andrew Gardener, Julia Robinson camera trainee Tony Kay grip Lucien Grieve crane rigger Neil Thom extra operating Lewis Buchanan sd. rec. Martin Belshaw, Peter Brill boom op Graham McCormick lighting gaffer Harriet Arthur best boy Paul Shirley, Steve Arthur genny op Ewan Epton make-up designer Claire McAndrew make-up artist Isobel Butler make-up ass. Audrey Young costume designer Harriet Edmonds wardrobe ass. Lynn Haughton safety advisor Michael Scott-Law dog handler Frank McCann catering Resourceful Cooks, Ali Robinson accountant Brian Murray aston op David Gilmour film camera equipment GHS (Scotland) Mike Ellen and David Kelly lights and genny Lee Lighting Donny Campbell grip and lights Lighttrack Steve Arthur camera van Grip House North Rosemary Burt crane Hammerhead Scotland Brian McCormack props Propworks Eddie McDaid and Sandy Reid labs Todd AO Jon Gray digital transfer Swiss Effects "On Children" - lyrics from 'The Prophet' by Kahlil Gibran. Muisc by Ysaye M. Barnwell © 1981 Barnwell's Notes Publishing (BMI / Harry Fox Agency, Westbury Music Ltd.) Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. Inspired by Sarah Barclay Special thanks to Dan MacRae, Steve McIntyre, Desmond Kelly, Siobhan O'Connell, Alex Hutton at Interactive Office Ltd., Simon Mallinson at MTP Ltd., Peter Howson, Lisa Sweet, Gillian Quigley, Catrina Grant at South Lanarkshire Council, Jane Skinner, Fiona Kurturan, Kirsten Deering, Jimmy Gardener, Tom Gallagher at SMG, Plato Scotland, Perry Costello at Hands On, Maria Brincombe at XTS Ltd., Scot at Prop Portfolio Ltd., David Piper and Rozanne at The Iron Bed Co., Sheila Sayer at Arnold Clark, Anne Guidera at Kodak, Elspeth at Grassroots, Sharon, Calum and Gill at Edit 123 Thanks to Gillian Hutton, Norman Button, Jackie Troy at Jeelie Piece, Teressa Rennie at Castlemilk, Andrea Calderwood, Kay Sheridan, Carolynne Sinclair-Kidd, Gillian Berrie, Fiona Murphy, Steven Mochrie, Ann Swan. No thanks to the Glasgow Film Office. La Luta Continua. © MMI.
In an unlikely pairing, two desperate men, one escaping and one seeking revenge, set out on a journey north to play out their parallel fates. Charlie is driven to avenge the musician who has stolen his wife and Vincente is escaping a contract castration ordered by a man who caught him in bed with his wife. When their car breaks down on an isolated road, they take refuge in a gothic retreat run by a strange community. When the emotions, fears and horrors of this group come pouring out, the result is terrifying mayhem. [synopsis from Scottish Screen Feature Films 2005 brochure]
Director, [d. David MacKenzie] ; Producer, [p.c. Sigma Films]. -- Credits: [©2002 Sigma Films Sigma Films present in association with Scottish Screen, Monkeypuzzle, Zentropa, Serious Facilities and Feature Film Company [end] Development funded by Scottish Screen Dolby Digital Surround Sound In Colour [For Screenplay] "With thanks to the cast for contributions" international sales: Feature Film Co., London Crew Director MACKENZIE, David ©/Presented by Sigma Films In association with Scottish Screen In association with Monkey Puzzle In association with Zentropa Entertainments ApS In association with Serious Facilities In association with Feature Film Company Executive Producer McINTYRE, Steve Executive Producer PIGOTT, Christopher Executive Producer GORNALL, Laurence Executive Producer AALBÆK JENSEN, Peter Producer BERRIE, Gillian Co-producer PIGOTT, Angus Co-producer CULL, Simon Co-producer GRAUM OLSEN, Sisse Line Producer HOLMES, Gaynor Associate Producer GREER, David Production Accountant CAIRNS, Neil Production Co-ordinator MURDOCH, Pam Production Co-ordinator WILSON, Michael Production Co-ordinator FRASER, Linda Location Manager PIGOTT, Angus Post-production Co-ordinator (UK) PIGOTT, Angus Post-production Co-ordinator (UK) GRAHAM, Douglas Post-production Co-ordinator (Denmark) NIELSEN, Pia Post-production Co-ordinator (Denmark) EKSTRAND, Christine Production Assistant SHILLINGLAW, Gordon Production Assistant WILLIAMS, Jenny Assistant Director (1st) CONROY, Patrick Assistant Director (1st) TARVIT, Dave Assistant Director (1st) HORSBURGH, Brian Assistant Director (2nd) DOWNING, Anneli Assistant Director (2nd) HARKINS, Paul Assistant Director (3rd) BERGSON, Evie Assistant Director (3rd) TOD, Gillian Script Supervisor NEWMAN, Belinda Casting BEATTIE, Victoria Casting CRAWFORD, Kahleen Casting Big Fish Casting Script Editor GREER, David Screenplay TAIT, Michael Screenplay MacKENZIE, Alastair Screenplay BERRIE, Gillian Screenplay MACKENZIE, David Script Associate HARRISON, Eddie Director of Photography DENNIS, Simon Camera Operator (2nd Unit) BATCHELOR, Bob Dir of Video Sessions with Jane Stenson BEATTIE, Victoria Special Effects COSTELLO, Perry Editor ROBERTS, Jake Production Designer SAYER, Tom Art Director WEAR, Laurel Standby Art Director GREBBELL, Caroline Costume Designer MILLAR, Carole K. Wardrobe Supervisor ABERNETHY, Lesley Wardrobe Supervisor COOMBES, Denise Wardrobe Supervisor JOHNSTONE, Deirdre Make-up Designer DAVIES, Claire Make-up Artist McCORMACK, Marion Credits (Denmark) LANGE, Rasmus Titles ISO Music Pastels Music Engineer (Soundtrack) McENTIRE, John Music Engineer (Live Music Re-recording) DOOGAN, Tony Gaelic Song Coach MILLEN, Amanda Sound Designed by COBBAN, John Sound Recording BOURKE, Robert Sound Recording BARKER, Christian Boom Operator CHASE, Simon Re-recording Mixer BULL, Gareth Foley (Artist) MORRISON, Steven Foley (Artist) BOWMAN, Chris Car Wrangler MORRISON, Brian Car Wrangler MORRISON, Ronnie Fire-walking/Shamanic Teacher MULLHEARN, Stephen Stunt Co-ordinator/Performer LEA, Derek Armourer COSTELLO, Perry Cast Charlie MacKENZIE, Alastair Vincente PHILLIPS, Jonny Magnus STEWART, Ewan Ruaridh HAYMAN, David Claire SMURFIT, Victoria Morag IRWIN, Louise Flora STENSON, Jane Paul COMERFORD, John Eric KIERNAN, Ford Ellie DONALD, Sheila William BELL, Martin angry driver at service station MARSDEN, Jack waitress KERRIGAN, Claire contract killers killer HORAN, Gerry contract killers killer HARRIS, William the house band McROBBIE, Stephen the house band MITCHELL, Katrina the house band KELLY, Eugene the house band WELLS, Bill the house band CROSSLEY, Tom the house band MITCHELL, Allison the house band DEW, Liz].
Maddy is 15, and everything in her life feels totally dead. She wants to feel something, anything, just as long as it's real.
Director, Jim McRoberts ; Producer, Brocken Spectre. -- Credits: Maddy Megan Davis Daz Farren Morgan Brother Jonathan Rush Mother Louise Ludgate David David Maxwell d. ph. W. Schepel camera operators Janusz Sus, Minttu Mantynen focus pullers Gordon McMillan, Jonny Kerr camera runner Damien Leitch grip Mark Donnelly sd. rec. Douglas Kerr boom operator Graham McCormick, Tim Dyer costume designer Amelie Harper Gow costume ass. Elisa Cunningham designer Ursula Cleary art d. Martin McNee art dept. ass. Shona Paton art dept. runner Laura Maxwell gaffer David Thom lighting Donald Campbell make-up designer Christine Brack ed. Anne Goudie online ed. Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves p. man. Rohanna Law p. co-ordinator Duncan Broadfoot 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. Gillian Tod 3rd ass. d. Lisa Docherty location man. Tim Linney sc. supervisor Kate West stills ph. Iona Shepherd casting d. Laura Donnelly p. accountants Lisa Neely, Kirsty Kyle p. runner Jackie Thornton floor runners Claire Taylor, David Eadie, Fraser Allison Thanks to Pilar Anguita-Mackay, Gordon Barnes, Bill at ARC, John & Louise Butler, David Farquar, Jemma Field, Laura Ford, Samm Hailley, Hammerhead, Duane Hopkins, Ross Howieson, Jim Hummell, Kelvinside Academy, Langside College, David Lidell, Light Track, Allie Lucas, Aileen Lyndsay, Joanne MacLeod, Trish Malone, Melissa Mathieson, Tony O'Reilly, Panavision, The Red Cross and st. Andrews Ambulance Service, Reid Kerr College, Kirsty Robertson, Sophie Sexton, Inge Sorenson, Gail Webster - and the people of East Kilbride. composer Graham Slack "Forever is a Long Time Without You" written by Francis MacDonald, perfomed by Nice Man & the Bad Boys. p. coutesy of Shoeshine Muisc Limited. © Shoeshine Music Limited, administered by Bucks Music Group Limited. exec. p. Sharon Chaanner, Julia Caithness p. exec. Amanda Millen w. and d. Jim McRoberts © Brocken Spectre MMVI.
Tour of the scenic West Highlands with reference to episodes in history. One of the earliest sound films about Scotland.
Director, Duncan Robbins ; Producer, Alba Productions. -- Credits: ed. Duncan Robbins ph. D P Cooper comm. Harry J Clifford Recording Imperial Sound Studios Traditional air sung by Thorpe Bates Musical direction by Alfred Filer Distributed by L M B Denmark House, Denmark Street London..
Sam is about to enter the priesthood and is in turmoil. He is seeking a way of reconciling his past as an artist with his new life.
Director, [d. Iain F. MacLeod] ; Producer, [p.c. Eolas Productions]. -- Credits: [p. Ann Morrison w. Iain F. MacLeod cinematographer Phillip Gibb sd. design Douglas Kerr design Mary Robson ed. Alex Bread m. Kaela Rowan costume design Donna MacLeod make-up Katrina MacAuley Cast Sam Kenny MacRae Ann Erica Morrison Sean D.W. Stewart].
A love triangle with tragic consequences, culminating in a game called Keino. [synopsis from Scottish Screen publication "New Scottish Shorts 98"]
Director, [d. Iseabail McIver] ; Producer, [p.c. Burach]. -- Credits: [w. Norman MacLean ed. Duncan Malcolm m. Charles Medley ph. Tony Mallin sd. design Brian Dewar p. design Bob Smart Cast Norman MacLean, Duncan MacNeill, Anne Martin].
A young boy stands in two worlds - that of his home - the 1960s Scottish West coast, and that of comic book cowboy hero Mac, and the American Wild West. [synopsis from Scottish Screen publication "New Scottish Shorts 98"]
Director, [d. Alasdair MacLean] ; Producer, [p.c. Dreag]. -- Credits: [w. Alasdair MacLean Cast Calum Donald Alasdair Campbell Mairi Donna Morrison Iain Murdo M. MacDonald].
A documentary about places of interest and annual events in the town of Ayr, to mark the 750th anniversary of the burgh's royal charter.
Credits: sc. George B. Scott ph. Robert H. Paterson comm. s. Jameson Clark.
1949 SCOTTISH SIX DAYS RELIABILITY TRIAL, the
Motorbikes taking part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial of 1949, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course in various locations around Scotland.
Motorbikes taking part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial of 1951, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course in various locations around Scotland.
1950 SIX DAYS SCOTTISH TRIAL, the [Short Version]
Motorbikes taking part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial of 1950, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course in various locations around Scotland.
1947 SCOTTISH SIX DAYS RELIABILITY TRIAL, the
Motorcycles take part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial in 1947, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course in different locations throughout Scotland.
EDINBURGH SOUTHERN MOTOR CLUB MOTORCYCLE TRIALS
A compilation reel of motor-sport films, including motorcycle trials and races in Scotland and vintage car runs in Scotland and Ireland.
Members of a Lambretta owners' club ride two scooters to the summit of Ben Nevis.
1953 SCOTTISH SIX DAYS MOTOR CYCLE RELIABILITY TRIAL
Motorcycles take part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial in 1953, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course in different locations throughout Scotland.
A magazine programme about the highlights of the motorcycle racing and trials season for 1949.
Credits: p. S.A. Coles comm. s. Graham Walker.
SCOTTISH SIX DAYS TRIALS 1939 , 1947 - 1950, 1953
A compilation reel of Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial events from 1939, 1947 to 1950 and 1953. It also features footage of a football challenge match involving competitors and film-maker George Simpson's filming and editing equipment.
SCOTTISH SIX DAYS TRIAL JULY 2nd - 7th 1928, the
Motorbikes and cars taking part in the Scottish Six Days Reliability Trial in 1928, tackling the steep hills and narrow tracks of the course around Scotland.
As the Queen starts her Silver Jubilee visit to Scotland, Iain Cuthbertson invites you to take a helicopter seat for an aerial Grand Tour of Scotland [mute picture only held by Archive]
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: w. and narr. Iain Cuthbertson film recordists Peter Brill, Willie Stott film ed. Stuart Nimmo ph. Mike Herd, Simon Kossoff, Stuart Wyld p. ass. Jock Mearns helicopter pilots John Poland, David Clem p. Michael Marshall BBC Scotland copyright BBC MCMLXXVII.
The Royal Highland and Agricultural Show of 1951, held in Aberdeen.
Cattle and horse champions on parade at the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland's Show, Alloa in 1929. Intertitles appear before each section identifying both animal and owner.
ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW [INGLISTON SHOW 1960]
Produced for the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society with the co-operation of the Films of Scotland Committee, this film offers a taste of the wide range of activities on offer at the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston, 1960.
ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW AT INGLISTON c.1954 / BUILDING THE ARENA / ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW 1960
Amateur footage from the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society Show, Ingliston. Includes footage of the grounds being prepared and construction of the arena, as well as a more general record of the agricultural events and displays at the show itself.
A Tyne Tees television report covering the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston, 1979.
Director, James Goldby ; Producer, Tyne Tees Colour / Trident Television Ltd.. -- Credits: filming Fred Crone sd. Julian Scott narr. Peter Sampson film ed. Howard Beebe research Warwick Partington .
Model of the ground proposed for Royal Highland and Agricultural Society Show, Ingliston (?). Building the ground for the show at Aberdeen (?)
Gv's of HRH Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother) visiting the Show ground and meeting various dignitaries. Gv's of the flower show, the pavilion, arena, and prizewinners, sheep dog trials and a pipe band.
Director, Norman Brown. -- Credits: ph. Norman Brown, Dundee. colour process Kodachrome.
The Queen Mother being greeted by various dignitaries as she arrives at the Show. The flower exhibition and the crowds as she goes on walk-about.
Amateur footage of the 1977 Royal Highland Show at Ingliston, including shots of livestock competitions, commercial displays, a visit from the Queen Mother and a display by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Director, Ben Harwood. -- Credits: cameraman & ed. Ben Harwood, Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society.
The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society Show in Aberdeen, 1951. Featuring general views of livestock being judged and awarded prizes, the handcraft exhibition and prizegiving.
An overview of the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society Show held in Paisley, 1950.
Gv's of landscape and Inverness. Cattle. sheep, and horses being judged. Cattle, horse parade. Sheep shearing. Ladies fashion show. Woman backing in her electric kitchen. Electricity exhibition - how electricity benefits the modern farmer - milking machines, incubators etc. Machinery exhibition at show. Overviews of the crowd. Pipe band.
Director, Alan Harper ; Producer, Campbell - Harper. -- Credits: presented by Harry Hoggan A BBC Film. Produced by Campbell Harper Films Ltd..
Family and friends enjoying a holiday at the seaside in a converted single-deck bus. The film is edited as a story film and includes shots inside the bus and of the surrounding scenery.
Family and friends enjoying a holiday at the seaside in a converted single-deck bus. The film is edited as a story film and includes shots of the bus being converted.
A cruise around the Western Isles on the 'Dunara Castle', starting at Glasgow and going via Iona, Skye, St. Kilda, Barra and Colonsay.
LAST DAYS OF KESSOCK FERRY 'THE ROSEHAUGH'
Footage of cars and passengers using the Kessock Ferry near Inverness towards the end of its working life. The new Kessock Bridge can be seen under construction in the background.
TRANSPORT EXTRAVAGANZA, GLAMIS 1973 / STRATHMORE VVC & ESTATE
Footage of the transport and vintage car show at Glamis Castle, including horses and carriages, steam vehicles, vintage cars, motorcycles and bicycles.
Footage of locations along the Caledonian Canal before and after repair work by the British Waterways Board. Includes Muirtown Locks at Inverness, Dochgarroch Lock and shots of the puffer 'Auld Reekie'.
Footage of the Corran Ferry in operation from Ardgour to Nether Lochaber.
Family film footage of a young couple's wedding in Glasgow, including shots of family and guests at home, at the synagogue and the reception afterwards.
Footage of the opening ceremony of the Campari fashion and leisure wear shop in Glasgow.
An organised but informal day out at Ayr for a Glasgow branch of the Jewish Lads Brigade, including races, sports and family groups.
LAST FERRY OVER THE TAY / OPENING OF TAY BRIDGE
Home movie footage of a family at home and on holiday in Scotland. Includes extended footage of the opening of the Tay Road Bridge and shots from on board the last ferry across the Tay.
Camperdown Park Zoo / Hallowe'en Party /Floats - Student's Charities / Edinburgh Zoo
Home movie footage of a family at home and on holiday in Scotland. Includes Halloween celebrations, trips to zoos at Camperdown and Edinburgh, students' charities day procession and a tourist trip to London.
A film showing various swimming and synchronised swimming techniques demonstrated by Ellen King, a former Scottish swimming champion. Also includes footage of King teaching and of a men's diving demonstration.
A group of six women performing calisthenic exercise routines in a garden.
Footage of the Lion Foundry in Kirkintilloch shortly before it closed. Includes shots of the buildings, workers involved in all stages of the casting process and also shots of finished products, such as telephone boxes, pillar boxes and street furniture.
Footage of the final days of Cardowan Colliery, Stepps after it had been shut down. Includes shots of colliery buildings and structures, both steam and electric winding gear in operation and a skeleton staff performing final tasks.
Footage of the paddle steamer Waverley being taken out of Govan Graving Docks after repair.
Footage of a trip from Glasgow to Rothesay on the ps Waverley. Includes shots of the riverside and shipyards in Glasgow and Greenock, the steamer 'Queen Mary' and shots of Glasgow Airport.
Footage of Pittenweem Gala Day, including decorated fishing boats, shots of the crowded harbour and entrants for the Gala Queen competition.
Footage of the opening ceremony of Dryfield Sewage Purification Works near Kirkintilloch, and also a ceremony to mark the reception of ex-Provost James Thomson as an honorary burgess of Kirkintilloch.
Footage of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon on an official visit to Bearsden to commemorate the opening of the new Bearsden municipal buildings at Boclair House.
BEARSDEN PRESENTS THEIR FIRST ROYAL VISITORS
A visit by HM Queen and Prince Philip to Bearsden Municipal Buildings, where they meet the Provost and civic dignitaries and sign the council visitors' book.
A delegation of Nigerian women being shown round Boclair House, the municipal buildings in Bearsden.
WAKEFIELD PULVERISER PLANT FOR THREE SCOTTISH BURGHS
Promotional film showing the operation of the Wakefield refuse pulveriser and landfill site at Mavis Valley Tip, Bishopbriggs, jointly run by Bishopbriggs, Milngavie, and Bearsden councils.
Holidays and leisure activities of a family in the 1960s. Camping holidays to Carlisle, Gretna and Fife feature, as well as time spent at Butlins Holiday Camp in Ayr.
A British Transport Film exploring the beauty and attractions the Scottish Highlands have to offer to the traveller. It follows an SMT bus tour via Edinburgh, Killin, Glencoe, Caledonian Canal, Kyle of Lochalsh, Skye, Mallaig (via rail on the West Highland Line), finishing up at Portree on the Isle of Skye.
Director, Michael Orram. -- Credits: w. and d. Michael Orram ph. R.M. Craigen and Michael Currer Briggs ass. p. Ian Ferguson m. Bruce Montgomery conducted by Muir Matheson comm. w. Alastair M. Dunnett comm. s. Duncan MacIntyre ecs in charge of production Edward Anstey RCA Sound System print by Technicolor.
Amateur footage of the Orkney Islands around 1950, including shots of Stromness, Kirkwall, Sanday, the Thomson family of North Ronaldsay, archaeological sites, bird life and creel fishing.
WEDDING PRESENTS / AT THE CHURCH / RECEPTION / FAMILY LIFE
Amateur family film of a wedding. Includes displayed presents, bride and groom at Church, reception at The Lorne with toasts and cutting the cake. Last section features new house and baby.
General views of the operations of Harrott & Co., Aberdeen. The processes of the factory from the arrival of the yarn to the dispatch of finished items. Showing each stage of manufacture for woollen clothing.
A visit made by the Scottish Curling Team to Canada in 1949. Features footage of curling team walking through a station, piper leading curlers on a street parade, followed by close up of team members before play at an indoor ice rink and general views of the curling match.
Footage from a family day trip to Eyemouth, showing the harbour and fishing boats at work.
Family and friends enjoying yacht trips down the Clyde Estuary in the early 1930s. Includes shots of a variety of different craft on the river, such as speedboats, schooners, steamers and a seaplane.
Footage of the launch of the QE2 (Q4 was her pre-launch name) from John Brown's yard in Clydebank. Includes shots from both inside the yard and from the south side of the river.
CLYDEBANK CAMERA CLUB EXHIBITION 1963/ CLYDEBANK CAMERA CLUB EXHIBITION 1964/ SCOTTISH ROUNDABOUT
Two short films showing the annual awards ceremony of Clydebank Camera Club in the early 1960s, and a film about the club's excursions around Scotland, including trips to Argyllshire and the Borders.
Producer, Campbell Films (for "Scottish Roundabout").
Footage of areas of Clydebank which were being cleared for development during the 1970s, including the Singer Lye, where the new Clyde Regional Shopping Centre was built.
CLYDEBANK CAMERA CLUB ANNUAL OUTINGS IN SCOTLAND
Footage of Clydebank Camera Club members on coach excursions in the early 1960s, including trips to Inveraray, Culzean Castle and the East Neuk of Fife.
Footage of Civil Defence Corps vehicles and personnel on exercise in the hills of Dunbartonshire - possibly meant to be a spoof version of a civil defence information film.
SELECTION OVER THE YEARS OF GLASGOW'S CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, a
Night-time shots of Christmas lights and decorative displays in George Square and Renfield Street in Glasgow.
Footage of new low- and high-rise housing developments in and around Clydebank in the 1960s. Also includes very brief shots of Oban and shots of a traction engine rally.
Footage of the two bridges across the Forth, shot not long after the opening of the road bridge.
VISIT TO THE BASS ROCK BY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE GLASGOW CENTRAL CAMERA CLUB, a
A day excursion to the Bass Rock and Tantallon Castle by the members of Glasgow Central Camera Club.
Footage of various floats in a civic parade to mark Clydebank's centenary in 1986. Also includes shots of Clydebank's older buildings and new developments at the Clyde Shopping Centre retail park.
Travel film through Scotland from the Borders to Oban, including shots of Edinburgh and the Forth, Stirling, Aberfeldy, Inveraray and Connel.
CONSTRUCTION AND OPENING OF RAVENSCRAIG WORKS, the
The progress of the building of the Ravenscraig Steelworks in Lanarkshire over three years from 1954, from site clearance until the first steel is produced. Copyright: Corus Group Ltd.
Director, A. Fisher A.R.P.S.. -- Credits: ph. A. Fisher A.R.P.S..
BEE HUSBANDRY / BOARDING SCHOOL PARADE / HYDRO-ELECTRIC DAM
A compilation of amateur footage including family scenes, community sports, bee-keeping, sports day at Glenalmond College and a hydro-electric scheme in the Highlands.
GALLOWAY WATER POWER SCHEME: Spilling at Loch Doon etc
Footage of overspill water coming from the dam at Loch Doon and consequent flooding of the River Doon and surrounding land in Ayrshire.
GLENFIELDS ROLLERGATE AND FISH LIFT MODELS
Footage of experimental fish lift and rollergate models being tested.
Footage of a model fish pass being tested and shots of a stepped fish pass on a river.
Footage of the River Tummel near Pitlochry, showing the falls, water channels and a fish pass at a dam.
ARTIFICIAL WATER WAY CONSTRUCTION, PITLOCHRY (?
Footage of the construction of an artificial water way, watched by workers and officials.
Brief shots of artificial waterways at the dam at Morar.
Footage of the dam and fish ladder at Tongland, Kirkcudbrightshire.
N.S HYDRO BD. 12.4.46. MODEL FISH PASS. SCALE 1/1E. PAN X. F1.9
Shots of a scale model of a fish pass being inspected by officials.
Sections of film shot around the mill village of Deanston, Perthshire, including local children and workers at Deanston Mill. Also includes shots possibly of Deanston House and gardens.
Home movie compilation, including footage of Auchterarder Coronation day celebrations in 1953 and local family day events in the 1960s, featuring sports, fancy dress parades and fairgrounds.
Compilation of home movie footage including shots of Gleneagles station, landscape and agriculture, charcoal burning and children playing at home.
Musselburgh's Honest Toun's Association celebrations and ceremonies in 1939, including shots of the Honest Lad and Lass, the horseback procession, events and crowds.
Musselburgh's Honest Toun's Association celebrations and ceremonies in 1948, including shots of the Honest Lad and Lass, the horseback procession, events and crowds.
Musselburgh's Honest Toun's Association celebrations and ceremonies in 1947, including shots of the Honest Lad and Lass, the horseback procession, events, crowds and visits to local schools.
Honest Lad and Lass visit St Peter's school, Burgh School, and Fisherrow School. Gv's of a parade, wreath-laying ceremony and handing lollipops to the children waiting at the official ceremony.
Musselburgh's Honest Toun's Association Festival Week celebrations and ceremonies in 1955, including shots of the Honest Lad and Lass, the horseback procession, events and crowds.
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND 1993 PROMOTION
Promotional film for the National Library of Scotland, showing the origins and development of the NLS through illustrations, photographs,and shots of the library in 1993. Also includes a section of newsreel footage depicting Queen Elizabeth II opening the George IV Bridge building in 1956.
Producer, Heriot Watt University Television Centre. -- Credits: sc. National Library of Scotland staff.
Compilation of footage shot by the Walker family, including shots in the family home, events at Shrewsbury School?, the ICI factory at Ardeer? and the launch of the Queen Mary.
Based on a book by Giles Foden, The Last King of Scotland tells the story of a fictional young Scottish doctor, Nicholas Garrigan, who comes to Africa largely to escape the boredom of home, with a vague notion of doing good work. His arrival coincides with Amin's rise to power, and a chance encounter leads to the offer of a position as Amin's personal physician. Wooed by the president's generosity, charm and apparent populist appeal, Garrigan agrees, and soon finds himself appointed number one advisor on all manner of subjects, from architecture to foreign policy. Hugely flattered at first, the doctor does not really want to see what is going on around him, and by the time he is forced to face up to the savage atrocities of Amin's command, he is already in over his head. [synopsis from bfi website]
Director, [d. Kevin MacDonald] ; Producer, [p.c. Cowboy Films / Slate Films production with Tatfilm]. -- Credits: [Cast Forest Whitaker Idi Amin Gillian Anderson Sarah Merrit Abbey Mukiibi Masanga Simon McBurney Stone Kerry Washington Kay Amin Stephen Rqwangyezi Jonah Wasswa David Oyelowo Dr. Junju Sam Okello Bonny Adam Kotz Dr. Merrit Crew screenplay Peter Morgan, Jeremy Brock based on the novel by Giles Foden p. Andrea Calderwood, Lisa Bryer, Charles Steel co-producer Christine Ruppert d. ph. Anthony Dod Mantle DFF BSC p. designer Michael Carlin film ed. Justine Wright costume designer Michael O'Connor m. Alex Heffes casting Jina Jay].
Comedy. A feisty young woman returns to Glasgow to run her deceased father's curry house.
Director, Pratibha Parmar ; Producer, [p.c. Kali Films / S2S Films]. -- Credits: [Suman Shah Veena Sood Kary Shah Atta Yaqub Priya Shah Zoe Henretty Sanjay Khanna Raji James Auntie Mamie Elaine C. Smith] Auntie Tumi Rita Wolf Janice Kathleen McDermott TV Presenter Kulvinder Ghir Young Nina Hritika Thaker Bollywood Bowl Child Kavita Dass Ravi Tariq Mullan The Chutney Queens Fish - Adam Sinc, Shriv - Francisco Bosch, Ghandi - Umar Ahmed, Mohan - Raad Rawi Bollywood Dancers Gillian J. Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Rebecca Green, Lynsey Hatfirld, Maggs McMahon story by Patibha Parmar line p. Angela Murray assoc. p. Neil Chordia, Megan Davis, Trea Hoving cinematographer Simin Dennis ed. Mark Finlay p. designer Andy Harris location man. Derek Yeaman make-up designer Jacqui Mallet composer Steve Isles addit. tracks Spring Heel Jack and Joi Crew focus puller Derrick Peters ass. camera Nora McGoldrick camera trainee Jo McCormack grip David Morrison gaffer Stephen Arthur electricians Callum Milne, Alan Fraser steadicam Nigel Clarkson, Jan Pester jimmy jib Danny Bishop rigger Chris Belcourt electrician David Wilson stills Neil Davidson, Graeme Hunter second unit d. ph. John Rhodes 2nd camera Alan McSheehy 2nd camera operator Simon Vickery p. co-ordinator Nicky Moss ass. co-ordinator Victoria Dabbs p. ass. Brian Coffey p. runner Neil McCormack p. trainee Anita Patel 1st ass. d. Patrick Conroy 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Susie Lee floor runner Ewan Stewart runner / driver Claire MacKay chaperone Anne Rankin sc. supervisor Helen Andre unti man. David Taylor sd. rec. Louis Kramer boom operator Alastair Mason sd. trainee Gordon Forbes Bobbi's van art Ghulam Sarwar art d. Margaret Horspool props buyer Sue Morrison standby art d. Fiona Gavin props master Piero Jamieson standby props John Knight trainee standby props Iain Gower dressing props Stewart Cunningham, David Weatherstone props driver Roddy Garden graphic artist Frances Connell art dept. runner Zoe Wright food stylist Daniel Roberts trainee art dept. runner Alan Ballany storyboard artist Ninian Doff construction man. Ross Balfour carpenter Martin Fallon painter Sandy Borthwick, James Shovlin, Jim O'Donnell stage hand James Haley costume designer Louise Allen, Bobby McCulla costume supervisor Susie Wills, David Culbert, Mandy Bryan costume ass. Kirsteen Naismith costume buyer Marina MacLean make-up artist Amy Buchanan, Nicole Tulloch addit. make-up Barbara Findlay casting consultant Suzie Figgis addit. casting Harry Jones extra's casting Alison Wallace choereographer's ass. Gillian J. Anderson ass. choreographers Damien Delaney, Tania Matos dialect coach Glasgow Jo Cameron Brown dialect coach London Ken Robertson EPK Ben Michell unit nurse Stef Swiatek, Claire Gerrard, Karen Cox assembly ed. Rachel Tunnard on set visual effects supervisor Mark Tran-Tremble post production supervisor Chris Atkins post production co-ordinator Dan Bentham ass. post production co-ordinator Daniel Prim digital grade Midnight Transfer digital grade p. Greg Barrett digital grade conform Paul Shore colourist John Claude online ed. Gwillym Hewetson post visual effects supervisor Fani Vassiadi compositor / CGI artist Thierry Muller, Marc Hutchins supervising sd. ed. / sd. designer Vincent Watts dialogue / foley / ADR ed. / recordist Stephen Goldsmith re-recording mixer Vincent Watts, Steve Haynes ass. mixer Sean Hannah addit. ADR Savalas Post production facilities provided by Midnight Transfer, S2S Digital Film Post, Lypsync Post Prints by Soho Images Titles designed by Skaramoosh graphic designer Bob Hough, Akiko Matsura graphics p. Rebecca Parsons clearances Flora Dog m. supervisor Fiona McBlane piping instructor Gordon Allan London runner Pia Furtado production runners Donald McDonald, Christopher Sanderson, Graeme Fyfe runner Ralph Ainsworth floor runners Robin Haig, Lisa Baruffati, Craig McLaren, Scott Mowbray, Cameron Howatson driver Peter Gangel, Wayne Wright Pickups Crew p. co-ordinator Becca Ellson camera ass. Richard Mitchell sd. rec. Vincent Watts, Stephen Goldsmith boom operator Daniel Tudoe Owen make-up Anne Fenton, Bryony Blake runner Daniel Prim food stylist Nicola Herft For Scion Films head of business and legal Megan Davis business and legal Balvinder Gill, Ben Thomas p. acoountant Joanne Sennitt p. ass. Beverley Reid p. accountant Catrina Luna ass. accountant Naomi Adams-Strump p. auditor Steve Joberns, Alison McGuire, AGN Shipleys production legals Simon Goldberg, Razwanna Akram, Simons Muirhead & Burton completion guarantor Sheila Fraser Milne, Film Finances Soundtrack available on Silva Screen Records "I'm In The Mood For Dancing" written by Ben Findon, Mike Myers and Robert Puzey. Perfomed by The Nolans. Licensed courtesy of Sony BMG Commercvial Markets UK. Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. "Space Between" written by Steve Isles, Jamie Cullum and Esther Alexander. Perfomed by Elcho feat. Esther Alexander. Copyright Control. "I'm In the Mood For Dancing" remixes by Spring Heel Jack and Joi. Engineered by Bruno Ellingham. "Aap Jasia Koi" written by Biddhu/Indivar. Performed by Nadia Hassan courtesy of Universal Music India Pvt. Ltd. Licensed by kind permissino from the Film & TV Licensing Division part of the Universal Music Group. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. "Chalte Chalte" composed by Ghulam Mohammed. Lyrics by Kaifi Mangeshkar. Performed by Lata Mangeshkar. Licensed courtesy of Saregama PLC / Silva Screen Records Ltd. Published by Saregama India / Saregama PLC "Lost In You" performed by Shelley Pool. Written by Paul Statham and Sheeley Pool and Shelley McErlaine. Appears courtesy of Transitor. Published by Warner/Cahppell and Stage 3 Music "Just A Tasts" performed by Brit and Alex. Written and composed by Christopher A. Stewart / Brit Smith / Alex Smith. © 2005 March Ninth Music Publishing / Songs of Peer Ltd. / Hometown LLC. By permission of Peermusic (UK) Ltd. London and Hometown LLC. "Kiss Kiss" written by Aksu / James / Welton-Jaimes. Performed by Holly Valance. Appears courtesy of Rhino UK. Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. and MCS Music "Ina Mina Dika" composed by C. Ramchandra. Lyrics by Rajinder Krishan. Performed by Asha Bhosle. Appears courtesy of Saregama PLC / Silva Screen Records Ltd. Published by Saregama India / Saregama PLC "Dance With You" written by Rekhi / Sean / Dhaliwal. Performed by Rishi Rich Project featuring Jay Sean and Juggy D. Appears courtesy of Virgin Records. Publsihed by Universal Music Publishing Ltd., Windswept Music and 2.9 Publishing "Daydream Believer" written by John Stewart. Performed by The Monkees. Courtesy of Rhino UK by arrangement with Rhino Entertainment. Published by EMI Muisc Publishing. "Reach For Me" written and produced by Steve Isles and Jamie Cullum. Performed by Kirsty Hawkshaw. Appears courtesy of Sony BMG Music. Published by BMG Zomba "Pyar Kiya to Dama Kya" composed by Naushad. Lyrics by Shakeel Badayuni. Performed by Lata Mangeshkar. Appears courtesy of Sarengana PLC / Silva Screen Records Ltd. Published by Saregama India Ltd. / Saregama PLC. "Maybe That's What It Takes" written by Alex Parkes and Helen Boulding. Performed by Alex Parkes courtesy of of Polydor UK Ltd. Licensed by kind permission from The Film & TV Licensing Division part of the Universal Music Group. Published by Warner / Chappell BMG Publishing and MCS Music "You Got Me Crazy" written by Isles / Cullum / Novack. Perfomed Elcho feat. Sara Novack. Copyright Control A very special thanks from Pratibha Parmar to: Nina Parmar my sister for the gift of her name and Shaheen Haq whose love inspired this story. Special thanks Paresh Mehta, Gigi Eligolloff, Asif & Peri Haq, Master Clinicians, Simon R. Baynes Thanks to Jonathan Channon, The Actors Centre, Dorothy Allen, Sanxe Loveji, Kevin Phela, Neil Harris [... et al ...] Shot on HDCam. C.
Drama. A Scottish trawler ship, The Providence, is enlisted to smuggle some Chinese immigrants into Britain by the desperate ship's mate. But the ship's cook becomes aware that food is vanishing...
Director, [d. Steve Hudson] ; Producer, [p.c. Ariel Films GmbH, Makar Productions Ltd, Samson Films Ltd.]. -- Credits: [TRUE NORTH BBC Films, Filmstiftung NRW and FFA present with the assistance of Eurimages Council of Europe Bord Scannán na hÉireann / Irish Film Board Scottish Screen ZDF in co-operation with ARTE Pictorion Pictures "TRUE NORTH" Written and Directed by Steve Hudson Producers Sonja Ewers and Benjamina Mirnik Producers David Collins and Eddie Dick Executive Producers David M. Thompson Helmut Breuer Claire Chapman Jamie Laurenson An Ariel Films, Makar Productions, Samson Films Co-production Director of Photography Peter Robertson Production Designers John Hand Bettina Schmidt Editor Andrea Mertens Music composed by Edmund Butt Make-Up Designer Meg Spiers Costume Designer Carole K Millar Casting Director Shaheen Baig Cast riley Peter Mullan sean Martin Compston skipper Gary Lewis cook Steven Robertson su li Angel Li pol Hark Bohm chinese farmer Wang Li Jun moonface Ren Hao snakehead Shi Ming svetlana Anna Breuer barmaid Yvonne Costello henri Pat Kiernan african girls Tutu Babatunde Zandie Mabiusa barman Maurice Byrne immigrants Feng Hui Lijuan Zhao Zhao Yun Yang Mei He Hong Tao Zhou Ming Ren Hang Ning Ning Gho Lei Jia Xue Sheng Ying Huang Li Rong Lange Zian Jinge Li Vue Lang Xue Han Jun Crew line producer Des Martin production manager Oliver Wißmann associate producer Joachim Sturmes production co-ordinators Cait Collins Manuela Groh 2nd production co-ordinator Yvonne Burke office production assistant Emma Dött Brian Fraser production trainee Zeke Lawless Production executive Holly Ni Chiardha for samson films production administrator Lindsay Campbell for samson films Development executive Neal Rowland for samson films production accountants Ally O’Leary Kerstin Dick Production controller Bernhard Speck assistant accountant Eoin Smith post production accountant Con Cremins Script supervisor Emer Conroy first assistant director George Every second assistant directors Eliot Mathews Tony Aherne third assistant directors Alex Jones Thomas Müller Trainee ad John Wallace trainee ad / stand in Denis Fitzpatrick set runners Marc Prüll Kai Siggelkow set runner trainee Vera Nevels extras co-ordinators Georgina Shortt Mikey Reng Huang unit location manager Edmund Sampson assistant location manager Brendan O’Sullivan location scout Paddy McCarney art directors Oliver Koch Owen Power assistant art director Michael Moynihan Stand-by props Ele Wood Thomas Frankenberg property master Wolfgang Mohrhenn prop buyer Anna Kirwan trainee prop buyer Tuireann Herriott standby prop trainee Miriam Konik prop driver Dirk Pfennings trainee dresser prop Rory Bruen Props runaround Mike Burke storyboard artists Cyprian Hercka Petra Maria Wirth wardrobe assistant Dani Millar make-up / hair artists Tom McInerney Vivienne Simpson focus pullers Russell Gleeson Dave Grennan clapper loader Paul Shanahan camera trainees Brian Dungan Aedin McCarthy video operator Sharon Siemund b camera operator Russell Gleeson steadicam operator Stephen Murphy dolly grips Paul Tsan Rudi Kurth assistant dolly grip Bettina Brenner rigger Drew Meldon gaffer Garret Baldwin best boy Billy Doyle generator operator Peter O’Toole electricians Tibor Magaslaki Franco Bertone sound recordist Simon Willis boom operator Andrew Felton Construction managers Joe Fesser Ed Norton construction co-ordinator Klaus Rudat carpenters Wolfgang Hoffmann André Knopp Gimble mechanic Arndt Petzold Standby carpenter Michael Rhodes scenic artists Ludmilla Rudat Susanna Schnibbe marine co-ordinator Alistair Rumball trawler skipper Paddy O’Connor trawler crew Liam O’Connor David O’Connor Pat O’Connor marine support Gordon Hunter Thierry Mulliez boat yard Old Court Boats marine painters Damien Twomey Andreas Connellan trawler owners Andy Thoms Cushla Thoms transportation captain John Kavanagh unit drivers Pat Larkin Tommy Hamill Klaus Exner Tim Großkurth Herbert Hoppe minibus driver Jimmy Devlin wardrobe truck driver Reggie Blain Jr. camera truck driver Mitch Masterson electrical truck driver Hugh McCartney electrical runaround Jason Clarke facility vehicles Steve Thornton action vehicle co-ordinator Stephen Carroll casting germany Outcast Clemens Ehrbach casting assistants Benjamin Till Benjamin May extras casting Hisinyi Liu Publicists Kate Bowe Antje Krumm assistant publicist Maud Halferty Epk Jens Gronek Ole Jürgens stills photographers Colm Hogan Tom Trambow stunt co-ordinator Philippe Zone Stuntmen Peter Dillon Giedrius Nagys special effects Team FX Ltd. special effects supervisor Brendan Byrne mechanical effects Aidan Byrne effects crew Pat Redmond Kevin Byrne Kevin Nolan David Roddham Andrew Nolan underwater crew underwater director of photography Mike Valentine, BSC focus puller Dean Morrish Loader James Scott camera assistant James Lewis co-ordinator / 1st ad Francoise Valentine Stuntman Jamie Edgell diving supervisor Dave Shaw safety divers Glen Goodey Davie Hall Peter Harcourt catering services Lighthouse Catering Hermann Koenen Catering catering chefs Tremayne Light Maria Sobecki-Grimm unit nurses Susan Dempsey Yvonne Mann lighting and camera equipment supplied by Maier Bros. ARRI Rental Cine-Electric Production Depot post production supervisor Achim Strack first assistant editor Clare Dowling standby assistant editor Patrick Stahl telecine rushes PICTORION das werk Jonas Thorbrügge Colourist Matthias Schulze-Kirketerp post production co-ordinator Philipp Knauss for pictorion digital intermediate PICTORION das werk digital intermediate supervisor Bernd Schulze colour grading Bianca Rudolph grading consultant Vince Narduzzo laser recording Gerhard Spring vfx producer Michael Brink vfx co-ordinator Lisa Riemer vfx supervisor Rolf Mütze vfx editor Christian Esquerre digital compositors Alexander Brommer Michael Krämer Kai Woytke Sebastian Locker junior digital compositors Saskia Klein Julia Strack additional digital compositor Jörg Brümmer 3d artist Christian Laskawi systems administrator Christian Meckel post production sound services Ruhr Sound Studios supervising sound editor Guido Zettier & sound designer sound re-recording mixer Stefan Korte adr recordist Günter Friedhoff adr editor Alexander Vitt sound effects editor Tobias Poppe dialogue –editor Stefan Korte foley editor Emil Klotzsch foley artist Roland Platz foley recordist Florian Kaltenegger sound engineer Manfred Plenter sound technicians Jens Kriegel Markus Münz sound service coordinator Marita Strotkötter Laboratory CinePostproduction Touria Arafat Jörg Spohr score recorded at Abbey Road Studios score mixed at Lansdowne Studios musicians contracted by COOL Music Ltd orchestra leader Janice Graham ethnic flutes Clive Bell Clarinet Michael White music conducted and orchestrated by Geoff Alexander music engineered by Toby Wood music editor Allan Jenkins music consultant John Boughtwood Tarzan Boy Written by Maurizio Bassi and Naimy Hackett Performed by Baltimore Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Courtesy of EMI Music Germany GmbH & Co. KG Bird of Paradise Written and performed by Snowy White Published by Campbell Connelly & Co Limited Courtesy of Novello & Co Limited They're Having A Party Written by Ray Evans and Randall Stewart Performed by The Gypsies Published by Campbell Connelly & Co Limited Courtesy of Music Sales Limited Somethin' Stupid Written by Carson Parks Performed by Rick Cardinali Published by Montclare Music Co Limited Courtesy of Music Sales Limited Additional tracks by/with kind permission of Interworld Musikverlag GmbH BMG Zomba Production Music, a unit of BMG Music Publishing Germany German Translation Melanie Jakob Production Legal Services Matheson.
Amateur footage of fishing boats approaching and departing from Buckie harbour, family life at home and a recording from television of a Christmas Watchnight Service on STV.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', gvs of boats at Peterhead, Fraserburgh and Buckie harbours.
Amateur footage of fishing boats in various harbours, including Burghead, Lossiemouth, Ayr, Girvan, Aberdeen, Stonehaven, Gourdon, Fraserburgh and Buckie.
Views in and around Dundee in the early 1930s. Includes footage of notable buildings, parks and street scenes.
Blair family visit to the Empire Exhibition,Bellahouston Park Glasgow, with views of the pavilions, outdoor exhibits, avenues, fountains and the Amusement Park. [see also ref 0065]
TRIP DOWN THE CLYDE - BURN'S COUNTRY & LANIMER CELEBRATIONS, a [LOCH SLOY]
Sections of film shot on family trips to various destinations. Good shots of River Clyde and shipyards in their heyday, including merchant ship launch. General shots of Lanimer Day celebrations and parade in Lanark. Good period detail in shots of Alloway and power station and dam construction at Loch Sloy.
Comical story of old man trying to sell cottage to a variety of potential purchasers, who are mostly put off by unfortunate events.
THREE MUSKETEERS, the (DE TRE MUSKATERER)
This animated film follows D’Artagnan who, after being taught fencing by his father, leaves for Paris. In Paris he at once offends the three musketeers Aramis, Porthos and Athos. With the help of the beautiful Mrs Bonacieux, D’Artagnan saves the honour of the Queen, defeating the Cardinal, finally becoming a musketeer.
Director, Janis Cimermanis ; Producer, Ink Animations, Film Studio Aboom, Zentropa Entertainments3. -- Credits: sc. Maris Putnins art d. Maris Putnins camera Evalds Lacis m. Martins Brauns animat. Dace Riduze, Inese Neija, Janis Cimermanis, Maris Brinkmanis, Vizma Bieza, Liene Riekstina, Rauls Senbergs [following credits from BFI SIFT database Voice KOPERNIKUS CHRISTIANSEN, Nicolaj Voice BOM, Lars Voice HJORTSHØJ, Lars Voice GANTZLER, Peter Director CIMERMANIS, Janis Director FREDHOLM, Gert Production Company Zentropa Entertainments ApS Production Company Studio ABoom Production Company Ink Digital Production Company Latvias Nacionalais Kinematografijas Centrs Production Company Scottish Screen Production Company Glasgow Film Office Production Company Danske Filminstitut Production Company Eurimages Conseil de l'Europe Production Company Canal+ Production Company Zoma Films UK [International Sales] Trust Film Sales ApS Executive Producer AALBÆK JENSEN, Peter Executive Producer HANSEN, Hans Producer PUTNINS, Maris Producer LAST, Bob Producer GARDE, Peter Producer OLSEN, Mikael Screenplay PUTNINS, Maris Based on the novel by DUMAS, Alexandre Director of Photography LACIS, Evalds Animator RIDUZE, Dace Animator NEIJA, Inese Animator CIMERMANIS, Janis Animator BRINKMANIS, Maris Animator BIEZA, Vizma Animator RIEKSTINA, Liene Animator SENSBERG, Rauls Editor MADSEN, Rasmus S. Editor LACIS, Evalds Editor CIMERMANIS, Janis Production Designer ROZLAPA, Dace Sculptures KIRSTEINA, Ilze Puppet Maker KARLINA, Lelde Puppet Maker KIRSTEINS, Eriks Puppet Maker GRASIS, Gints Music BRAUNS, Martins ].
A promotional film made for the Scottish Youth Hostel Association (SYHA). Presents the range of outdoor activities enjoyed by hostellers, including hiking, cycling, horse riding, skiing, canoeing, yachting and socialising and dancing with fellow hostellers.
[filmed by W.S. Dobson (Tertius)]. -- Credits: Featuring Myra Bealby, Kathy Falconer, Marjorie Jack, Mary Robertson, Jan Shinkfield, Geof Robertson, Ian Thomson, Einar Wahlstrom, Tom Watson, Gideon Watt, Elliot Henderson, Sandy Johnstone, Gordon McFeeters m.p.s. The Choir of James Gillespie's School for Girls, Edinburgh cond. Tom Sommerville, Mus.B., F.R.C.O. Titles by David Wilkie sd. rec. Gilbert McDonald.
A short film about the daily life of an old farm hand, as he tries to repair the decaying remains of the estate on which he lives.
An animated film concerning a monkey and wooden toys.
Scottish Instructional film loops (conjoined in a linear sequence): various examples of table tennis shots, includes slow-motion and close-up photography.
Spectator footage of the Braemar Gathering, including shots of the royal party arriving at the event. Includes shots of Highland dancing, pipe bands, tug-of-war, tossing the caber and various track events.
Travel film showing scenes of a group of Girl Guides from the Blind Institute, Edinburgh, visiting Denmark, including shots in and around Copenhagen, and a day trip to Sweden.
The story of a toy wooden boat as it journeys down the Water of Leith from source to the docks at Leith. Various riverside activities and locations en route are highlighted, such as shepherding, mills, weaving, rugby at Murrayfield, Dean Village, the artist Henry Raeburn Dobson and Leith Docks.
Director, W.S. Dobson (Primus). -- Credits: a film by W S Dobson.
Dramatised versions of five poems from Robert Louis Stevenson's 'A Child's Garden of Verses' using young children as actors. Includes 'The Swing', 'My Shadow', 'Pirate Story', 'Marching Song' and 'My Ship and I'. Starts with a dramatised section about RLS and his nurse Alison Cunningham.
Shots of a cricket match between Fife and Clackmannan, Dunfermline Children's Gala Day.
A compilation reel of shots of the Dobson family at their cottage at Macbiehill and the surrounding countryside in the 1940s. Interesting shots of rural occupations, including ploughing, sowing and blacksmith with portable forge.
A short holiday film of a trip on the steamer 'Diana' in Sweden by the Dobson family. The itinerary is from Gothenburg by the Gota Canal and Lake Vanern to Stockholm.
[filmed by W.S. Dobson (Primus)]. -- Credits: Highly commended First Festival 1950 of the SAAC..
A travelogue film of the Dobsons' family holiday in Lewis, including shots from the train journey and boat crossing. Holiday pursuits include angling, trips to the beach and standing stones. Includes interesting shots of a small rural school and post office.
A short film about the Dobsons' son Andrew getting ready to go to school in the morning.
A short film about a cleaner at work finding a £1 note in a waste bin. She returns it and is rewarded in her next pay packet.
A short film about the working day of an old handyman.
A stylised short film on a religious theme, depicting scenes at the time of Christ's crucifixion.
Two reels featuring footage of Dobson family life. REEL 1: A selection of shots of the Dobsons' family life, focusing on the three children Billy, Janette and Andrew, and including visits to 'Benvie', the home of the Thoms family, close family friends of the Dobsons. Also includes outings to Crieff Hydro, the Empire Exhibition and Dawyck Mill. REEL 2: The Dobsons' family life from the late 1930s to the early 1960s. Including school sports days, holidays in Argyllshire and the Western Isles and domestic scenes. Includes a brief shot of a royal car going through Edinburgh during wartime.
A travelogue film of the Dobson family's holiday to Scandinavia. The itinerary starts by ship from Leith to Copenhagen, then by ferry to Gothenburg in Sweden, then north to Norway by train.
"Songs of the People": Scottish folk music from Jeannie Robertson, Jimmy McBeath and the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. Filmed in Blair Castle. [German narrative].
Director, Robert Peter Hertwig ; Producer, Horst Film Productions. -- Credits: m.p. Andy Hunter m.p. Dolina MacLennan m.p. Jimmy MacMeath (sic) cast Jeannie Robertson, Georgie Hamilton, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, Simpson D. Pirie, William Clement, Stewart Family Trio d. Robert Peter Hertwig (Regie) cam. Dietmar Graf ed. Eva Kohlschein (Schnitt) p. Hans Harro Kraus (Radaktion).
TOWARDS A BRIGHTER HORIZON: Occupational Therapy in Relation to Cerebral Palsy
A short film showing the range of remedial activities for children with cerebral palsy at Westerlea School in Edinburgh in the 1950s.
[filmed by W.S. Dobson (Primus) and W.S. Dobson (Tertius)]. -- Credits: ph. L.A. Butler, W.S. Dobson and Bill Dobson.
A fictionalised film about a young man with polio, and the benefits to him of involvement with the Edinburgh Infantile Paralysis Fellowship.
[filmed by W.S. Dobson (Primus) and W.S. Dobson (Tertius)].
DAVID BLACK & CO'S. PROGRESS PICTORIAL (1ST EDITION)
A tour of the David Black & Co. factory and warehouse, Glasgow - 'A Beautiful Building where Superior Suits are Built'. Includes a knitwear fashion shoot. The latter part of the film features Black's carpet warehouse at Shandwick Place, Edinburgh.
Dramatised version of a poem from Robert Louis Stevenson's 'A Child's Garden of Verses'.
Director, [filmed by W.S. Dobson (Primus)] ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Productions].
Travelogue film of trip around Norway in 1937. The itinerary takes in Oslo, Otta, glaciers at Krossbu, Sogne Fjord and Bergen.
MECHANISATION OF CORE MAKING FOR INGOT MOULD CASTINGS, the
Industrial process film describing innovations in core making for ingot mould castings, filmed at the Fullwood Foundry, Mossend.
Credits: p. George E. France ph. Arthur Logan ARPS.
Short story about two young boys finding a tame fawn in the snowy hills of Perthshire.
A man has great difficulty making his own fishing flies, so he gets a friend to demonstrate the nine stages of making a 'Silver Butcher'.
NORTH UIST TRIP - TULIPS IN VALLAY STRAND
Footage filmed in North Uist (probably Paible), including black houses and Highland & Islands Development Board initiative to plant tulips.
Producer, [p.c. Ogam Films]. -- Credits: ph. Oscar Marzaroli.
Lifting tram lines in Princes Street, Edinburgh to make way for buses.
Behind the scenes footage of Dundee Repertory Theatre, including box office and customers, stage shots and stage technicians at work.
A film record of the visits made by a deputation from the Scottish Housing Advisory Committee to housing estates in England in March 1943.
Jack Nicklaus, the 'Golden Bear' of the title, is the centre of attention as he makes a promotional tour of the new General Motors plant, Scotland and the headquarters of Terex Earthmoving Equipment. He demonstrates his golfing expertise in some lighthearted events, finishing off with a golf clinic at Gleneagles Hotel.
Producer, Templar Film Studios, Glasgow. -- Credits: Terex, GM Vauxhall present.
The children's procession, decorated floats, races and a pillow fight at Broxburn Children's Gala Day.
Take an egg and make it your star. You don't have to pay it too much. Make sure it doesn't crack under the strain. Not breaking like an egg should it refuses to be crushed. When the authorities finally put pressure on it a malevolent revenge results. (E. McConnell)
Director, Eddie McConnell ; Producer, IFA (Scotland). -- Credits: ph. Eddie McConnell add. ph. Norrie Halley lighting and effects Alex McKenzie with Tom Busby radio voice Bill Jack dubbing ed. Iain Lewicki radio voice Bill Jack dubbing Iain Lewicki And thanks to David Capey, Jackie Clydesdale, Perry Costello, Eric Coulter, Frank Docherty, Martina and Joe Gormley, Alasdair Gray, Patrick McGurn, Kirsty Scott, Puplis [sic] of Merksworth School, Paisley With assistance of Scottish Film Production Fund and Channel 4 Printed by Metrocolour Copyright IFA Scotland 1991 .
FALKIRK SANITARY DEPARTMENT ROLL 2 AND SNOW CLEARING IN FALKIRK
FALKIRK SANITARY DEPARTMENT ROLL 3 AND Institute of Public Cleansing Annual Conference Aberdeen 1961
Collection of film shot by unidentified employee of the workings of the Town Council's sanitary dept. (80 mins)
A day in the life of the Salon Cinema in Glasgow, including shots of the manager, projectionist and staff going about their daily tasks.
An amateur film of landmarks around Ayrshire associated with Robert Burns, shot to celebrate Burns' bi-centenary.
A Baxters' staff and family outing to the seaside. [see also ref. 7248]
STAFF OUTING TO GIRVAN - BAXTERS BUS CO.
A staff group from Baxter's Bus Co. enjoying a day out at Girvan and Prestwick. [see also ref. 7247]
Footage of staff arriving at Baxter's bus garage in Airdrie, and bus drivers changing shifts.
Footage of a Baxter's Bus Company outing by steamer to Rothesay, and of the removal of the Airdrie & Coatbridge tramway line in Lanarkshire.
Footage of a family holiday in the North of Scotland, including shots of the Nairn area, and visits to Ullapool, Gairloch and Loch Ness. Subjects include the Nairn Gala, a lifeboat ceremony, ferries, steam trains and an air show.
A home movie travelogue of a family trip on the ferry 'Lady Killarney' from Ardrossan up the west coast of Scotland to Sutherland and out to the Hebrides.
A home movie about the scenic landscape of Renfrewshire, showing mainly the hills, reservoirs and villages south of Paisley - also includes footage of the Erskine and Renfrew ferries.
An energetic farce and a very silly plot involving a pyschotic killer with amnesia, a nurse who wants both her dream man and a ticket to Alabama to find her long-lost father, and a helpless hitman homing in on the killer.
Director, Jim Shields. -- Credits: Cast: Julie Applegate Louise Beattie Frank Tashlin Paul Birchard Webster Gilbert Martin Miss Havesham Elspet Cameron Mr MacGuffin Jimmy Logan Daddy Jake D'Arcy Young Julie Calre O'Dinnell Tina / Receptionists Anne Swan Bellhop Paul Hickey Dr. Zhivago John McGlynn Theatre Nures 1 Caroline Bonnieman Theatre Nurse 2 Lynn Ferguson Doctor LeTuce Brian Keeley Worried mother Liz Ingram Thanks to all our extras Crew: focus puller Jeremy R.S. Kelly clapper / loader Gordon Gronbach key grip Lewis Buchan grips Malcolm Smith, Klive Drake gaffer Len O'Brien best boy Stewart Freeman boom operator Fiona Carlin art d. Simon Gillow, Alex Ward art dept. ass. Kathryn Bennett, Alan Michael, Andy Spencer, Melinda Trost props maker Genevieve Tester carpenter Colin Davidson standby props Tony Sheridan costume design Laura Gompertz, Rachel Bell make-up and hair Tony Cornish make-up ass. Sarah Dickinson first ass. d. Sally Charlton 2nd ass. d. Alison Goning p. ass. Annie Hendry, Harry Boyd, Lou Spain unit stills Sandy Grigor continuity Mario Almeida, Janine Burke runner Katie Hill location man. Fergus Mitchell locations ass. Andrew MacDonald rushes ed. David Gibson ed. ass. Katherine Glass, Liz Ingram "I'm Alabbammy Bound" performed by Lonnie Donegan. sd. rec. courtesy of Castle Communications PLC. Copyright 1925 Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Inc.. Subpublished by Keith Prowse Music Publishing Co. Ltd. "Diamonds" performed by Barry Adamson. Recording courtesy of Mute Records Ltd. 1989. original music score Julian Nott Thanks to Aggreko Generators, Astrohome, BBC Visual Effects Department, Budget (Glasgow Airport), Fuji Film, GHS Motion Picture Services, Tunnocks, Inverclyde Hospital, QMR Partnerships, Technicolor, Pride of the Clyde Coaches, Ruth Farko Agency, Royal Victoria Hospital, Helensburgh, Scottish TV, Scottish Film Training Trust, United Biscuits, Strathclyde Regional Council, Youngs Casting, Scottish Council for Educational Technology, Tennent Caledonian Breweries, Peter Mayo, Squire Sound and Lighting, Soozy Mealing, The Pond Hotel, Glasgow, Lynn Aitken, Michael Reilly, Craig Swan, Dominic Savage, Nigel Horn, Neil Grimshaw p. man. John Booth ed. Mark Pearson p. designer Cas Stewart sd. rec / sd. ed. Simon Chirgwin d. ph. Gavin Finney w. Jim Shields and Brian Keeley p. Kate Swan Copyright NFTS MCMCX.
Bellany - A Life, Death and Resurrection explores the life and work of the extraordinary Scots painter, John Bellany.
Director, Peter Wolsey ; Producer, Eyeline Media. -- Credits: narr. Sheena MacDonald unit assistant Neil Martin p. ass. Hazel Howalson, Karon Davis principal music Allan Neave musi Augustin Barrios Mangore - La Catedral Allan Neave (guitar); accordion player Stewart Anderson; William James Kilpatrick "Will Your Anchor Hold" Rev Robert Glover (organ); Don Paterson The Lavender Truckn Allan Neave and Don Paterson (guitars); Gordon MacPherson Friends in Strange Places Allan Neave (guitar), Tim Williams (percussion); Peter Maxwell Davies Time and the Raven performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Gordon MacPherson Born of Funk and the Fear of Failing Allan Neave (guitar), Psappha; Don Paterson How to get up and get dressed Allan Neave (guitar); Kenny Dempster Fowling Allan Neave (guitar); Kenny Dempster Day of Rest Scottish Flute Trio; Johann Sebastian Bach Gigue from Lute Suite No. 1 Allan Neave (guitar); Augustin Barrrios Mangore Ultimo Tremolo Allan Neave (guitar); Soprano Silvia Dalla Benneta courtesy of Bertinin Art Net. maskmaker Gail Riley archive Buchenwald Images The Simon Wiesenthal Center, Los Angeles CA photographs Private collection Alexander Moffat; Belliniano portrait of Giovanni Bellini The Bridgeman Art Library; Poussin after Bellini "Feast of the Gods" National Galleries of Scotland; Pieter Bruegel "The Peasant Wedding Feast" Kunsthistriches Museum, Vienna; Hieronymus Bosch "The Last Judgement - Hell" Gemaldegalerie der Academie der bildenden Kunste, Vienna; Beckmann "Hell: Idealogues: Night" National Galleries of Scotland; Family photographs private collection John and Helen Bellany; Hugh MacDiarmid "A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle" Courtesy of Claddagh Records Ltd. with thanks to Comunale de Barga, Michael Biagi, Chalmers Memorial Church, Interactive Tayside, National Galleries of Scotland, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, William Lamb Studio, Angus Council Cultural Services, The Open Eye Gallery.
How to make sweets at McLean's, Edinburgh. Includes the production of sugar boilings such as striped cinnamon balls and mixed striped rock, as well as offering an insight into the machinery and manual labour involved.
At home after school Marko mooches around bored waiting for a call that never comes. Realising that he has been stood-up by his mates, he takes to the beach. A genuine and touching portrait of teenage relationships.
Director, Martin Smith ; Producer, Sugar Tree Productions. -- Credits: p. Nicki Young Copyright 2005 Scottish Screen Cast Marko Ryan Wallace Mum Kate Dickie Kerry Julie Wilson Cal Sean Brown Doggy Kieran Tennant Sim David Atkinson Sharky Harry Smart Jim Jim Prentice The film makers would like to thank: The cast & crew for their amazing contributions, Scottish Screen, Simon Dennis, Simone Grattarola, Brian, James, Simon, Pippa and all at ARC facilities, Jeremy Sassen at Arri, Simone Grattarola at One Post, Dan Clarke at Kodak, Lee Lighting, Maureen Cairns at Live n Loud, Hamilton & Crawford, Kristian Drew, Ken Loach, Paul Collard and Soho Images, Lesley Fraser, Stagecoach, Portobello High School. editing facilities (off-line and on-line) ARC facilities audio post production Savalas film equipment : Arri media film stock Kodak Lab Soho Images neg cut Trucut titles (film) Howell optical/spectra titles (broadcast) Simon Blakeley telecine One Post chaperone Beverley Cremer runner Nagina shah, David Mcinally stills photographer Reuben Paris production co-ordinator Katie Crook boom operator Adam Milne focus puller : raymond knutsen, richard mitchell steadicam operator : nigel clarkson audio post production : kahl henderson colourist : simone grattarola editor : martin smith sound : robert anderson casting director : kahleen crawford director of photography : simon dennis executive producers for scottish screen julia caithness & becky lloyd produced by : nicki young written & directed by : martin smith Arri Media, ARC, Dolby in selected theatres, Sugar Tree Productions, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded.
In 1955, a young woman emigrated from Pakistan to the Outer Hebrides in Scotland. Fifty years and three generations on, a testing new journey begins.
Director, Sana Bilgrami ; Producer, Video in Pilton. -- Credits: With grateful thanks to Hashmat Mohammed, Sama Amjad, Miriam Amjad, Nellum Amjad, Sabir Amjad, Christina Morrison, Coisir An Rubha, Free Church of Scotland, Stornoway, Lewis Retirement Centre. Thanks also to Stornoway Trust, Stornoway Pier Trust, Margaret MacKelvie, Comataidh Craolaidh Gaidhlig, Femi Folorunso, Scottish Arts Council camera John MacKinnon add. camera Sana Bilgrami sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira m. Phamie Gow sd. design Marcelo de Oliveira dubbing mixer Bronke Korda ed. Sitar Rose onlined ed. Graham Fitzpatrick exec p. for Bridging the Gap Noe Mendell, Amy Hardie, Keith Alexander exec p. For BBC Scotland Mary Margaret Murra0 p. Sana Bilgrami, Joel Venet A Bridging the Gap production supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Tayside, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art A Video in Pilton production for BBC Scotland. © BBC MMIV.
Robin Mitchell finds the 'lost' film that his father produced, uncovering its fascinating story and reuniting his father with the director after sixty years in this moving documentary about the enduring magic of cinema.
Director, Jim Hickey ; Producer, Black Robin Productions. -- Credits: Thanks to Auchterderran Golf Club, Auchterderran St. Fothads Church, Robin Bankhead, Yvonne & Barry Brown, Bill & Joan Colston, Fergus Hill, Fife MIMAC, Jo Holland, Anne Mead, Alison Mitchell, May Mitchell, Margaret Penman, The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company, The Royal Order of Scotland, Leo Tavendale. p. man. Rebecca Knapp d. ph. Andrew Begg camera ss. Stephanie Bates add. camera Laura Binnie sd. rec. Cameron Mercer sd. designer Graeme Neilson original music Jack Potter ed. Stephen Anderson post production The Post Facility, Glasgow exec. p. Agnes Wilkie, Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd p. Robin Mitchell In memory of William Rollo Mitchell 1923 - 2003.
An animated journey through the different stages of energy production and consumption.
Director, and animated by Cameron Duguid. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Cineworks presents in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund sd. Anna Douglass live action recording Alastair Campbell additional ph. Peter Traynor contributors: Hugh Piggot Smith, Scoraig Wind Electric; Bill Kelly, Scottish Power; Four Winds Inspiration Centre, Edinburgh; Susan Lamb, Shannon Lamb sd. design Cameron Duguid sd. mix and dub Canongate Sound post production Waterside Television Thank you all of the contributors, Alan Beavitt, Red Kite Productions, Waterside Television, Scottish Power, Alice Stilgoe, Sirrka Moeller, Jim Stirk, Matthew Rochester. Thank you Susan & Shannon p. Sueann Smith exec. p. David Smith, Katja Anderson Made with the support of the Lottery through the UK Film Council New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen BBC Scotland, UK Film Council, Cineworks, Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Edinburgh Mediabase, GMAC, Red Kite Productions Copyright GMAC (Cineworks) / Sueann Smith 2003.
Amateur film documenting centenary celebrations of Port Erroll primary school in 2003. Including pupils fancy dress activity, staff and ex-pupils visiting the school and a service at Saint James' church, Cruden Bay. With coverage of the fire which burnt Port Erroll primary down and the construction of the new school building.
One of a series of programmes designed to inform young people on drug misuse with emphasis on education.
Producer, Dundee College of Education Learning Resources Unit . -- Credits: Dundee College of Education learning resources unit production Scottish Education Department Misuse of Drugs Working Party 1985.
A young man cannot stop his boyhood quest for the truth - the truth behind the death of his parents and the truth behind his Grandfather’s ancient, incredible, fearful stories. A quest that leads him to one of Scotland’s most treacherous mountains, The Inaccessible Pinnacle. [The first Scottish Gaelic feature film]
Director, [d. Simon Miller] ; Producer, [p.c. Young Films]. -- Credits: [Full Cast List Catriona Caitlin NicAonghais Calum Eòghainn MacFhionghain Eàrdsaidh Daibhidh Walker Aonghas (na bu shine) Colla Dòmhnallach Seanair Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul Aonghas Pàdruig Moireasdan Donnchadh Crìsdean Dòmhnallach Màiri Winnie Brook Young Am Mac Bu Shine Aonghas MacDhòmhnaill Eilis NicLeòid Kathleen NicDhòmhnaill Seanmhair Dolina MacLennan Ailig Iain “Seonachan” MacLeòid Eòghainn Aonghas Iain MacDhòmhnaill Athair Ciara Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir Ciara Ghunnach Annie NicLeòid Neach-Leanmhainn Lachlan Graham Pàdruig Loch Scott Handy Draoidh Calum MacFhionghain An Diùc Toby Robertson An Dòmhnallach Iain Macrae An Spàinnteach Vidal Sancho Geàrrd/Neach ciùil Niall Caimbeul Saighdear Coinneach MacEalair Neach ciùil Jim Sutherland Neach ciùil Marian Lloyd Neach ciùil Iseabail Strachan Neach ciùil Fiona NicAsgaill Sìleas Isabel NicRath Each Uisge Tearlach Quinnell Màthair Sìleas Meg Bateman Full Crew List Executive Producers Ishbel MacLennan, Carole Sheridan Story Jo Cockwell, Simon Miller Script Jo Cockwell, Ishbel T MacDonald, Iain F MacLeod, Aonghas MacNeacail, Simon Miller Co-directors Calum MacKinnon, Iain F MacLeod, Christine Morrison Co-producer Morag Stewart Director of Photography Ian Dodds Editor Angus Mackay Music Jim Sutherland Sound Designer John L Cobban Production Designer Laurel Wear Production Manager Stephen Burt Casting Director Sasha Robertson Costume Designer Bobby McCulla Make-up Designer Deborah Ross Production co-ordinator Kathleen MacLeod Production Accountant Shawn Fleming Post-production co-ordinator Crisdean MacGilliosa 1st Ad Mark Ash 2nd AD Crisdean MacGilliosa 3rd AD David McKinnon Location Runner Tim Armstrong Focus Puller Stuart Anderson Clapper Loader Magnus Graham Additional Camera Trainee Jon Tuck Trainee Camera (SMO) Sonya Barrett Sound Recordist Alastair Mason Sound Recordist Phil Croal Boom Operator Martin Cunningham Gaffer Steve Arthur Electrician Dave Thom Location Manager Gordon McIntyre Location Runner Pavlos Kosmidis Art Director Ali Milligan Props Buyer Elaine McLenachan Props Caroline Fearon Props Paul Lambie Assistant Props Colin MacInnes Art Department Trainee (SMO) Micheal MacNèill Costume Supervisor David Culbert Costume Assistant Hilary S MacDonald Make-up Artist Maxine Dallas Addition Make-up Artist/Wigmaker Anne-Marie O’ Neill Additional Make-up Artist Mairi Morrison Script Supervisor Amy NicAmhlaidh Assistant Editors Catriona NicLeòid, Pòl Diuc (SMO) Script Editor Gilleasbuig Fearghasdan Assistant Casting (London) Maddy Hinton Chaperone Iseabail NicGillEathain Tutor Konstantin Kosmidis Driver Cecil Probert Magic Consultant Paul Nardini Horses Mandy Lenz Photography Julie Brook Mark Ash Marketing Seirbheisean nam Meadhanan_Gàidhlig Catering ARGYLE CATERING, Emma Campbell, Innes Campbell Facilities FILM FLOW, Jeff Derby Boats Ewen MacKinnon, Pete Fowler, Gus MacLean Payroll Services SARGENT DISC Camera Equipment 24/7 DRAMA, VISUAL IMPACT Legal Services SWAN TURTON, LONDON. Antony Gostyn Banking Services BANK OF SCOTLAND. Frank Morrice, Arthur McWilliams Subtitles Fearchar MacIllfhinnein Post-production Sound Dubbing Mixer John L Cobban Foley Artist & Dubbing Editor Travis Reeves Digital Intermediate DRAGON DI. Tony Ray, Phil Green, Paul J Wright, Valentina Catena, David Barnett].
A victim of violence recounts his story in graphic detail.
Director, Richard Weeks. -- Credits: Konrad Begg, David Docherty, Richard Eason, Carl Mills, Brian Richmond camera Jim Rusk sd. dub John L. Cobban m. Film offline ed. Tim Cullen online ed. Holger Mohaupt locations Konrad Begg thanks to GFVW, Kath May, Gregor Maxwell A film by Richard Weeks © 1998 Made with the financial assistance of Scottish Screen.
Homeless people in the city of New York are asked what they were doing at 21 years of age.
Director, Andrew Wilde ; Producer, Superstring Film Productions presents. -- Credits: A documentary film by Andrew Wilde To put an end to class division was the 20th century's most heroic effort and it's failure one of history's most calamitous. ed. and d. ph. Andrew Wilde camera ass. Neil Stephens, Claudio Corbucci sd. ed. John Cobham m. New York New York performed by Frank Sinatra. Harvest Moon performed by Neil Young special thanks to Robert McKenna, Anna Mieder conceived by Andrew Wilde Produced at New York Film Academy October 1994 © "At 21" Wilde A. 1994 Copyright. Made with financial assistance from the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television.
Colin McBain loses his hair, his voice and his best friend in this touching and unusual film.
Director, Colm McCarthy ; Producer, Nobles Gate. -- Credits: [Cast] Colin McBain Thomas Sparke Brian Murray Swan Faye McBain Gail Porter Teacher Katherine McDermott Grandma Jan Wilson Grandad Michael McKenzie Billy McVey Adam Stewart Simon Robbie Ingram Doctor Billy Riddoch Headmaster Harry Glass Kelly Ann Leanne Heron Twin Gillian Heron Drawing boy Ronan Burns focus pullers Julie Bills, Mark Sneddon camera ass. Joanne MacIntyre grip Robert Etherson steadicam operator Martin Parry boom operator Colin Gregory costume ass. Elisa Cunningham, Harriet Edmonds, Leigh Fergus make-up ass. Caroline Hamilton make-up trainee Jane Gartland art d. Jenny Alexander property master Craig Castle gaffer Donnie Campbell stunt coordinator Cater Ferguson choreographer Jenny Malcolm children's casting d. Nick Lewis visual effects and colour John Kennedy 3D animation Simon Burke post production superviser Tim Morris sd. effects ed. Simon Flanagan sd. Ardmore Sound boom operator Colin Gregory as.. d. David Tarvit second ass. d. Derek Ritchie third ass. d. Gavin Kinnaird p. coordinator Alistair Graham location manager Naomi Liston p. accountant Cherise Seywell p. runners Esther Gimenez, Ross Howieson p. man. Tom Kelly costume designer Amelie Harper-Gow make-up artists Karen Brotherston sd. rec. Nick J. Thermes p. designer Laurel Weir music composed by Paul McDonnell ed. Helen Chapman d. ph. Philip Robertson p. executive Amanda Millen exec. p. Trish Malone, Becky Lloyd p. Zack Copping, Michael Duffy w. Marc Pye A special thanks to: John McPheal, Mark Ritchie, Mark from Axis, Rosemary from Grip House North, Dan Clark, Kyle Pye, Esther Gillies, Duncan Nicoll, Soilse, Cadhla and Louie, Danny Carr, all the kids who took part, The Sparks Family, Clare Mackay, Pamela French and her class, The Duffy Family, Ed Smith, Lee Lighting, Grip House North, Brian Mackintosh. Axis, Dolby Digital, Kodak, Windmill Lane Digital Film. A Gorilla Film in association with Alto Atlantic and Nobles Gate. Copyright Nobles Gate Production under exclusive licence to BBC Scotland 2004..
1880’s deep in the countryside the Bass Player hot, tired and depressed decides to swim in the lake. There he sees a young girl asleep on the bank. Captivated, he ties a bunch of flowers to her fishing line but the idyll is shattered as he discovers his clothes have been stolen. The girl swimming to untangle her line, suffers the same fate. So we embark on a strange but comic journey as the two protagonists join forces to reach their destination.
Director, Denis Lawson ; Producer, Laurence Henry Productions. -- Credits: w. and d. Denis Lawson p. Jacky Stoller d. ph. Bruno de Keyser ed. Peter Coulson composer Nick Bicat costume designer Lyn Avery CAST Pitsikatoff Jim Carter Countess Bibuloff Sheila Gish Count Bibuloff Bill Nighy Tatiana Kay Curran Peter James D'Arcy First musician Harry Jones Second musician Andrew Livingstone Pit's Wife Lou Gish Gregor Jimmy Gardner CREW first ass. d. Bill Brennan production coordinator Diane Chittell location manager Avril Brennan script supervisor Christine Wilson production runner Martha Turnville-Petre art d. Carole Richmond prop master Tony Harrison props Paul Harrison, Don Peck focus puller Graham Norton grip Bill van der Kris clapper / loader Robert Neill sd. rec. Mike Savage boom operator Ian Savage chief make-up artist Magdalene Gaffney make-up / hair artist Yasmin Iqbal ass. costume designer Flora Avery underwater cameraman Mike Valentine gaffer Aron Green titles Chris Allies dubbing editors Julius Gladwell, Kevin Brazier dubbing mixer Dave Humphries p. accountant Mike Larkins gaffer Paul Cronin best boy Colin Powton electrician Peter Lamb genny operator / electrician Ken Shepherd camera car driver Tony Ewell colour by Technicolor script based on "Romance with a Double Bass" by Anton Chekhov double bass played by Danny Thompson Dolby Digital. Filmed with Panavision The producers would like to thank: Terry R. Rollo, John Louth, David Rocksavage, Mr. and Mrs. Giacobazzi, Lord & Lady Walpole, The National Trust, All the staff of Wolterton Hall, Technicolor, Lee Lighting, Panavision, Henry Birbeck, Sandy Byrne, Martin Hebert and Lars MacFarlane for their help in the making of this film. filmed on location in Norfolk and at Acton Studios, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. Copyright 1998 Lawrence Henry Productions.
Time and again a man will stand before a hardware store window eyeing the tools arrayed behind the glass; his mouth will water; he will go in and hand over $2.65 for a perfectly special kind of wrench; and probably he will never, never, use it for anything.
Director, Owen Thomas ; Producer, Elemental Films. -- Credits: The Man Phil McCall Salesman Davie McKay The Boss James Martin 1st ass. d. Graham Shand p. ass. Laura Cochrane design ass. Andrea Matheson standby props Phil Mann set construction Roy Thomson, Billy Bryden costume Carole Millar make-up Claire Millar gaffer Alexander Mackenzie electrician Frank McConalogue key grip Lucien Grieve grip John Kelly production runners Kenny Robertson, Colin Kennedy focus puller Gordon Gronbach clapper loader Ruth Clark sd. rec. Peter Brill boom operator James Callaghan avid ed. Gary Scott online ed. Bill Gill dubbing mixer Cy Jack rostrum camera Malcolm Paris titles Paperdart telecine Peter Makosz laboratories Colour Film Services, Rank Film Laboratories composer James McCormack arranger Allan Cuthbertson music supported by The Scottish Arts Council Elemental Films wish to thank the following for their generosity: Spear and Jackson; Glasgow City Council Dpav; Alexander Williams Paints; Annie Wood; Arnold Clark; Bill's Tool Store; Citizens' Theatre; Dulux ICI Paints; Kinaburghs; Leagus Delaney; Lynn Aitken; P and I Supplies; Pailsye Youth Theatre; Propworks; Sandvik; Scott Rae Stevenson; Thames and Hudson; The Pantheon Club; Waterfront Studios p. designer Dave Arrowsmith d. ph. Kevin van Niekerk exec p. Catherine Aitken, Stephen Cleary w. May Eakin p. Matthew Zajac Copyright Elemental Film Ltd 1996 Prime Cut: The Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen, Scottish Television, Scottish Arts Council.
A film about the relationship we have with electrical light.
Director, Chris Dooks and Alex Norris ; Producer, Digital Cow Productions. -- Credits: photographed by Andrew Conway soundtrack Neil Fitzpatrick, Digital Cow Productions, Alex Bradley composed by Neil Fitzpatrick sd. rec. Jeremy Curnow researcher Naomi Liston voices Auld Reekie Tours, Cosmic Cow Collective, Jock Dalgleish, Graham Dey, Russell Eberest, John Henshaw, David Icke, Malcolm Innes, Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, Andre Tammes, Sarah O'Neill, Sarah Thompson, Paul Wearing Thanks to Butterfly World, Fergus Cochrane Antiques, Cleveland College of Art, Don Cox, Daylight Studios, Alan Delaney [… et al …] Made with the financial assistance of Scottish Television and The Scottish Film Council © Digital Cow Productions 1996.
Bedroom Radio is a story of pirate radio broadcasting: love, life and death on a different frequency.
Director, Doug Aubrey ; Producer, Autonomi. -- Credits: With thanks to Yvonne and Gary's families and friends; Mojji (the dog); 23rd pecinct and Limbo Records; Hard On Recordings; Colin Kelly and Real Radio; Becky Lloyd; Varsova; GMAC p. accountant Ian Reid online ed. Gillian Simpson, Mark Huskisson dubbing mixer John L. Cobban film ed. William Summers exec. p. Henry Eagles, Robin MacPherson, Agnes Wilkie p. Marie Olesen d. / camera Doug Aubrey In Memory of DJ Allusion 1980 - 2002 www.allusionfm.tk Autonomi in association with Scottish TV, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, Grampian TV.
With Scotland in the World Cup in the summer of 1974 everything looks rosy, but thirteen year old Stephen is more into glam rock than football.
Director, David Andrew Ward ; Producer, Posh Pictures. -- Credits: screenplay by Jamie Havlin p. Garfield Kennedy exec. p. Sara Harkins for BBC Scotland, Becky Lloyd for Scottish Screen CAST Stephen Iain de Caestecker Charley Frank Gallagher Donna Gemma Morrison Rab Pete MacKenzie Donna's Pals Cheryl-Anne Duncan, Pamela Dwyer Hard boys Ross Brackenridge, Christopher Gorman, James Kirk Radio commentator Paul Blair Charley's wife Jacqueline Morrison For Posh Pictures p. man. Lisa Baxter p. exec. David Griffith p. accountant Ian Reid p. coorrdinator Andrew Bonner p. ass. Amy Neil For BBC Scotland exec. in charge of production Christine MacLean p. exec. Annette MacMillan p. accountant Paul Whittet programme coordinator Anne O'Neill d. ph. Shane Daly designer Dave Arrowsmith film sd. Louis Kramer 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin focus puller Julie Bills clapper loader Mark Sneddon grip Jamie Coulter gaffer Derrick Ritchie electricians Lee Lighting boom operator Alan McNicol 2nd ass. d. Su Bainbridge 3rd ass. d. Andrew Gardiner ]script superviser Iain Andrew art d. Nicki McCallum prop buyer Catherine Carruthers standby art d. Kristina Telfer props Paul Campbell, Liam McCallum construction Donnie Bruce, Bob Douglas, Brian Quinn painter Jim O'Donnell storyboard artist Nikolas Head costume design Lindsey Davidson make-up designer Fiona Harvey make-up ass. Carole Reid location manager Martin Henderson facilities Lee Lighting, Panavision catering Argyll Catering chaperone Anne Rankin security Drum Security camera trainee Denise Cochrane wardrobe trainee Alison Johnstone runners/drivers Andrew Chrysanthou, Derek Drennan, Emily Field, Calum McCallum film ed. Darren Mostyn re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair dialogue ed. Karl Henderson post production supervisor Emma Murphy incidental music Giles Lamb sd. studio Savalas mastering Ardmore Sound muisc clearances Colin Newman film laboratory Soho Images neg cutters Trucut rostrum camera / titles Frameline p. insurance Aon The producers wish to thank: 7:84 Theatre Company Scotland, Alan Barnes-Graham, William & Mary Baxter, Chas Chalmers, Trevor Colbrook, Ciara Conway, Mark Devlin, Scott Fanning, Jim Fraser, Mary Johnson, Jo Logue, Paul Logue, Maggie MacKenzie, Peter McNeill, Jim McRoberts, Anne Miller, Nick Summers, Neil Symington, Len Thornton, Tom Wilson and Slade for inspiration [various Slade songs credited] Masters under licence from Whild John Music Ltd. Images from 'Jackie' Magazine used by kind permission of DC Thomson Ltd. Slade images used by kind permission of Slade / Wild John Music Ltd..
Sylvia inherits and apparently lifeless garden but in Spring the garden comes to life and Sylvia is fascinated by the bees and their mysterious and beautiful world.
Director, Rachel Bevan Baker ; Producer, Red Kite Productions. -- Credits: ass. animator Harriet Buckley colouring Daphne Louter narr. Valerie Gogan composer Alasdair Nicolson rostrum camera Peter Jones ed. and sd. Jane Hicks Many thanks to: June Bevan Baker, Jim McBride, Sharon Smith, Paul Coombs, Angus Ferguson, Lisa Beattie, Yvette Burrows, Kathleen Todds and The Bees p. Ken Anderson w., animated and d. Rachel Bevan Baker © Channel Four Television Corporation MCMXCIX [art working Daphne Louter, Rachel Bevan Baker, Harriet Buckley].
In a decayed Scottish fishing village, an outcast boy strikes up a friendship with a fisherman who believes himself to be Zorba.
Director, Brian Kirk ; Producer, Santuri Film in association with Ideal World Films. -- Credits: w. Ed McCardie Zorba James Cosmo Billy Iain de Caestecker Mhairi Deirdre Davis Black Robert Cavanagh p. man. Carole Sheridan d. ph. Adam Suschitsky designer Mark Leese composer Joe McAlinden ed. James Hamilton sd. rec. Phil Croal costumes Anna Lau 1st ass. d. Aidan Quinn 2nd ass. d. Carl Oprey 3rd ass. d. Michael Campbell location manager Stephen Burt location ass. Ruth Ralph sc. superviser Ella MacLean p. co-ordinator / choreographer Liz Ingram p. accountant Jillian Morris ass. acoountant Fiona Menzies p. runner Glenda Rome focus puller Scott Ward clapper loader Simon Vickery grip Lucien Grieve gaffer Derrick Ritchie electrician William Kelly lighting ass. Paul Shirley boom operator John Currie stills ph. Charlie Crawford dubbin ed. Bronek Korda dubbing mixer Doug Murray art d. Caroline Grebbell stand-by props Mat Bergel art dept. ass. Christina Robertson, Paul Harkins, Sarah Bremner chippie Mark Breslin make-up artist Catherine Muir make-up ass. Karen Osterberg costume ass. Amelie Harper Gow stunt co-ordinator Joe Condren stunt double Ray Ahearn boat skippers Finlay Smith, Alexander Gatt chaperone Linda de Caestecker unit nurses Kenny McGhee, Lisa Smith 2nd Unit p. man. Stephen Burt make-up artist Julie MacKay wardrobe Robby McCulla, Gill Horn stunt co-ordinator Yvon Tsan locations ass. Stephen Bennett 3rd ass. d. Ben Smith boom operator James Callaghan unit driver Andrews Simpson skipper Albert Ritchie insurance Aon catering Angela Morris, Broom Restaurant diving services Broch Diving Services camera equipment GHS stock Kodak, Fuji processing Soho Images neg cutting Tru Cut dubbing studio Ardmore Sound All music performed by Superstar courtesy of Camp Fabulous Records, Montana Music with special thanks to Joan Rennie, The Crovie Preservation Society, Philip and Angela Morris, The Dower Hotel, The Banff Springs Hotel, The Waterside Inn, Lee Lighting, Hamish Harbour, Angus Lamont and all the staff at Ideal World, David Leese, Jacqueline Rattray, Sound Control Glasgow, Park Lane Studios, Jona Cox, Kenny MacDonald, Katherine King and Alan Radcliffe at ICM, Bernadette Kirk, Eileen Fidelo, Angus' Dad shot on location in Crovie, Aberdeenshire completed with the financial assistance of Aberdeenshire Council, North & West Grampian Leader II Programme, Glasgow City Council exec. p. Victoria Davis, Dan MacRae A Santuri Film in association with Ideal World Films for BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen, Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. Copyright BBC.
Cake factory worker Billy Bongo really wants to be a magician. Now, with a forthcoming trip to Alaska, his chance has arrived to pull off the biggest disappearing act ever.
Director, Brian Kelly ; Producer, Peel Street Films. -- Credits: Billy Bongo Giles Thomas James Herman Alex Norton Irene McVee Anne Marie Timoney Betty Bain Barabara Rafferty John Bain Sean Scanlan Singing bakery girls Christina Cochran, Michele Gallagher, Claire Knight TV presenter Dougie Vipond w. Ewan Kilgour p. Carolynne Sinclair Kidd d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Mike Gunn film ed. Chris Barwell sd. rec. Douglas Kerr composer Gregor Philp make-up designer Catheirne Muir costume designer Carole Millar sd. ass. Martin Ireland focus puller Alick Fraser clapper loader Andy Gardner gaffer Derrick Ritchie electrician Pat Sweeney grip Mark Donnelly 1st ass. d. Fay Selby 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde 3rd ass. d. Joanne Gibson sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield art. d. Martin McNee props master Tony Sheridan standy props Liam Collins ear sculptor Grant Mason still ph. Charlie Crawford location man. Donald MacKinnon p. man. Lorna Ferguson p. accountant Ian Reid p. trainee Noirin M. Doody O'Connor wardrobe trainee Brenda Claypole telecine colourist GlennKyle online ed. Chris Timson sd. ed. Angela Slaven dubbing mixer Brian Paterson exec. p. Gaynor Holmes, Carole Sheridan camera equipment Panavision (Scotland) Ltd. lighting equipment Derrick Ritchie grip equipment Grip Hous North catering Argyll Catering offline ed. Jim Allison Editing rushes processing Film Labs North telecine The Finishing School online ed. Elite Television titles ISO Sound Design & Mix Scottish Television Dolby Mix DB POst 35mm transfer Swiss Effects print Technicolor with thanks to Gillian Birrell, Gordon Birrell, Morag Brown, David Cassiday, Lee Cumming, Margaret Docherty, Patricia Kelly, Sarah Main, Craig Maxwell, Barry Munn, Lynsey Munn, Lorna McClurd, Jennifer MacDonald, Francis MacNeil, Dylan Nardini, Peter Palmer, Helen Prior, Theresa Rhodes, Paula Rhodes, James Richards, Ian Todd and very special thanks to Fiona White, Neville Kidd, Romi, Ursula Cleary, Colin Murray, Angela Mitchell, Chem 19, Paul Murray, Dougie Vipond, The Star Bakery, Mr & Mrs Laird, Sara Harkins, Langs Hotel Eskimo ear pulling footage courtesy of Bob de Jong Productions, Hilversum, Holland 'Billy Don't be a Hero' used with the permission of Universal Music Publishing Ltd. BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded..
Bite is a film about Alistair Galbraith, hitherto a passive postman who tires of being a spectator in his own life and decides to take control.
Director, Brian Ross ; Producer, Imagine Films Ltd, Mallinson Television. -- Credits: w. Andrea Gibb p. Su Bainbridge Cast: David Tennant, Sharon Small Postmen Frank Gallagher, Paul Hickie, Martin McCardie Dog played by Clint and Flipper d. ph. Ian Dodds ed. Gary Scott sd. rec. Brian Howell p. designer Michael McLoughlin composer Paddy Cunneen p. man. Becky Brazil, Wendy Griffin costume designer Phyllis Byrne make-up designer Laura Hill assoc. p. Stephanie Faugier, Simon Mallinson art d. Adam Squires prop buyer Vivienne Mackay art dept. ass. Tim Monroe focus puller Graeme Scott clapper / loader Ben Grieve video ass. John Monk camera trainee Ritchie Holt stills ph. Graham McIver gaffer Ewan Epton m. production Alan McNicol dubbing facility Cy Jack (Waterfront) locations man. Beverley Syme locations ass. Jodie Moore 1st ass. d. Niall Mahoney 3rd ass. d. Donald Mackinnon sc. supervisor Lillias MacKenzie p. secretary Gillian Deakin p. accountants Trudy Millinson, Agnes Logan runners Christel Ingersvang office receptionist Gayle Hughes animal agent Dave Stewart (Creature Feature) dog handlers Dorothy Luking, Andy Adams catering Guy Cowan (Real Food for Reel People) With special thanks to Lynne McDermott (friend in cafe); Lenny Crooks; Carl Pittom Camera Associates; Digital Facilities; Kodak; Metrocolor; Argos; John Brown Butchers, Balfron; Propworks; Ecosse; David Pearson; Glasgow City Council; James Evans; Jaconellis Cafe; Phil Croal; Shettleston Neighbourhood Housing Office; Darnley Neighbourhood Housing Office; Mrs Lawson; John McManus; St. Angela's School; Patricia Douglas; Queen's Cross Church; King Cameras; Truecut. No animals were harmed or injured in the making of this film. Shot on location in Glasgow with the financial support of the Glasgow Film Office. exec. p. Oscar van Heek, Emma Berkofsky, Mark Grindle Prime Cuts, Imagaine Films Ltd and Mallison Television Productions for the Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund..
Edinburgh based film-maker Paul Hamilton wonders what it is to be a black sheep and takes the audience on an emotional journey through the filmmaker's youth and the rocky relationship with his family using archive footage and insightful interviews.
Director, Paul Hamilton ; Producer, Little Pictures. -- Credits: Thanks and respect to my family Robert Hamilton, Jennifer Hamilton, Robin Hamilton, Julie McMahon and John Welsh for all the family videos. "The Axeman" written and performed by Silver Bullit with permission from NONS Records Sweden and Warner Chappell Publishing. camera Glenda Rome ed. Melanie Hamilton story development Sarah Tripp p. Caira Barry exec. p. Karen O'Hare GMAC director Dale Corlett Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. UK Film Council Lottery Funded, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, GMAC, BBC Scotland. Copyright UK Film Council and GMAC 2006. .
An uptight newspaper sub-editor and his teenage brother organise a Christmas homecoming for their convict father in this surreal tale of cowboys, prison and punctuation in the wild west of Scotland.
Director, Marisa Zanotti ; Producer, Brazen Hussies in association with Oxygen Films. -- Credits: Cast (in order of appearance) Sue Stephen McCole Kylie Jamie Quinn Helena Louise McMenemy Mad Dog Jim Twaddale Max Callum Cuthbertson Lash Sam Magdaleno General Custer Laurie Ventry first ass. d. Fay Selby second ass. d. Derek Ritchie third ass. d. Jo Gibson location man. Martin Henderson locations trainee David Riordan p. man. Pam Roberts ass. p. co-ordinator Margaret Edwards p. runner Duncan Broadfoot p. trainee Heather Winship sc. supervisor Kate West p. accountant Catrina Luna ass. p. accountant Shawn Fleming focus puller Tony Kay clapper loader Stuart Anderson camera trainee David Hutton grip Robert Etherson sd. rec. Cameron Mercer boom operator Stephen McBride re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair dialogue ed. Iain Anderson FX ed. Douglas MacDougall gaffer Andy Stewart electrician David Wilson fight co-ordinator Carter Ferguson art. d. Jason Orr art. dept. ass. Stephen Mason dressing props Dan Roberts production buyer Christine Gibson special effects Clive Mitchell costume ass. Laura Spring stills photographer Sue Osmond unit nurse Stef Swiateck catering Argyll Catering Ltd. security Drum Security editing Arc Facilities post production sd. Savalas Audio Post Production camera equipment supplied by Axis Glasgow originated on motion picture film from Kodak Entertainment Imaging rushes processing Film Labs North video to film transfer RPS With special thanks to Auidiolink, Bill Fairweather / ARC Facilities, AG Barr, Blackwood Distilleries, Carol McMillan, Courtney Travel / Ethnika Casting, East Glasgow Youth Theatre, Gabriel Quigley, Glasgow Gunslingers, Glengoyne Distillery, GMB Casting, The Grand Ole Oprey, Headspoint Garden Centre, Grey Wolf [... et al ...] costume designer Denise Coombes make-up designer Claire McAndrew composer Giles Lamb p. designer Laura Donnelly film ed. Ian Ballantyne d. ph. Ian Dodds p. exec. Amanda Millen exec. p. Trish Malone, Becky Lloyd w. David Greig produced by Angela Murray, Susan Nickalls d. Maria Zanotti Brazen Hussies in association with Oxygen Films for Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, BBC Scotland © Brazen Hussies Ltd. MMV.
A little girl finds her way into a strange and magical world… It's a special day for Annie, but things don't go to plan and a nasty incident with the pet budgie forces her to run away from home.
Director, Morag Mackinnon ; Producer, HoppIA film in association with Antonine Films. -- Credits: BBC Scotland and the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund present Annie Danielle Hutchison Mother Anita Vettesse Malcolm Russell Anderson Nelly Mary Sutherland Council workers Davey Hough, Tony Sheridan Extras Lauren McSporran, Roddy McSporran, Corinne McSporran, Ellen Dunn, John Fletcher, Stevie Woods, Shugie McHugh, Charlie Chapman, Andrews Cashley, Demi Cunningham 1st ass. d. Michael Queen 2nd ass. d. Mark Murdoch 3rd ass. d. Judith Milne location man. Duncan Muggoch sc. supervisors Avril Watt, Karen Wood p. accountant John McKain p. co-ordinator Abigail Howkins p. ass. Gillian Tod focus puller Scott Ward clapper loader Stephanie Bates video assist. Jonny Kerr grip Lucien Grieve gaffer Stuart Farmer electricians Arthur Donnelly, Frank McConalugue, Grant MacLean sd. rec. Robert Anderson boom operator Graham McCormick stills ph. Charlie Crawford dubbing mixer John Cobban art. d. Laura Donnelly ass. art d. Lee Porter props buyer Ann Marie Coulter stand-by props Tony Sheridan props Ewan Roberston art dept. ass. Reshad Ramjan, Craig Thomson, Chris Wilby costume designer Louise Noble make-up designer Fiona Maynard make-up ass. Kari-Ann Johnston wardrobe ass. Denise Coombes stunt co-ordinator Andreas Petrides special effects Ralph McNeill special effects technician Peter Akass chaperone Jean Cashley unit nurses David McPherson, Lorna Morgan m. composed and performed by Sandy Nelson ed. Bert Eeles p. designer Ursula Cleary d. ph. Kenneth Simpson w. and d. Morag Mackinnon p. Hannah Lewis, Gaynor Holmes exec. p. Victoria Evans, Dan MacRae with special thanks to Colin McLaren, Sergio Casci, Panavision Scotland, Lee Lighting, Canniesburn Hospital No animals were harmed or mistreated during the making of this film A HoppIA film in association with Antonine for BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen Copyright BBC 2000.
A cinema / television advert for Bruce Miller's musical equipment shops in Aberdeen.
When two friends stumble across a dying man, the discovery has unexpected consequences for one of them in this powerful tale of the nature of chance.
Director, Vincent Hunter ; Producer, La Belle Allee Productions. -- Credits: Billy Bryan Larkin Frankie David McKay Andy John Paul Hurley w. and d. Vincent Hunter p. Karen Smyth d. ph. George Geddes ed. Mark Jenkins p. designer Rhian Nicholas art. d. Stephen Carney sd. designer John Cobban composer Leila Dunn sd. rec. Chris Campion online ed. James Alcock colourist Zam Salim costume design Sahar Freemantle costume supervisor Anna Robbins make-up designer Sara Hill make-up supervisor Nyree Watson ass. p. Pamela Nelson 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell location man. Ed Smith p. coordinator Julia Watson stills ph. Jamie Simpson ass. ed. Nikki McChristie ass. art d. Andrew McPherson focus puller David Byrne camera ss. Scott Rogers & David McInally gaffer Derrick Ritchie dubbing ass. Travis Reeves 3rd ass. d. Lisa Baruffati runner Martin Dillet casting d. Caroline Stewart sc. ed. Jon Broadburn & Sarah Tripp post production / camera equipment Lunarpark Media add. camera equipment Hammerhead TV caatering The Cabin With thanks to Jon Love, Perfect Circle Art, Denise Coombes, Maureen Cairns, Marc Hunter, Grant Connel, All Talent UK. For GMAC: GMAC director Dale Corlett short film ass. Ciara Barry For Scottish Screen: Julia Caithness exec. p. Karen O'Hare In memory of Frank Larkin 1930 - 2006 © GMAC 2006.
Criminal comedy drama with adventure, intrigue and a spectacular heist. Can new Brownie member Rosie, thwart Bad Brown Owl's dastardly plans and keep the Brownie Law?
Director, Zam Salim ; Producer, Comedy Unit. -- Credits: CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present w. Moran Findlay CAST Rosie Adair Taylor Bliss MacLean Bad Brown Owl Estrid Barton Sixer Roxanne Dragsnes Bessie Adair Kirsten Curran Sergeant Moffat Gavin Moffaat Constable McSween Len McAffer Mum Mairi Morrison Van Guard Neil Francis IMPS Lauren Elder Victoria Linich Lauren Steven Bethany Ryan Katie Devlin Lynsey McDougall Jenna Crilley Laurina Devine Demi Stewart Amy Espie Georgina Pender Erin Hair Nathalie Klijsen Caitlin King Claire Cresswell Iona Lee With thanks to 29th Glasgow Scout Group CREW p. man Amanda Moran head of production Susan Haynes location man. Tom Jenkins 1st AD Susan Clark 2nd AD Derek Ritchie runners Zoe Smith, Gavin Sturgeon, Niall Donaldson props Dave Ramsay, Stuart Gallen makeup designer Helen Cannon makeup ass. Nicole Stafford costume designer Denise Coombes wardrobe ass. Yvonne Mullock focus puller George Geddes boom operator Graham McCormick gaffer Derrick Ritchie electrician John Bainbridge grips Robert Etherson, Mark Donnelly, David McAnulty ass. ed. John Sackey sd. ed. Iain Anderson dubbing mixer Chris Sinclair storyboard artist Jaeson Finn original m. Chris Waitt online ed. Ian Ballantyne sd. rec. Mike Thomas d. ph. Kenneth Simpson p. designer Jason Orr p. exec. Colin Gilbert, April Chamberlain exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Julia Caithness, Simon Parsons p. Gavin Smith, Jacqueline Sinclair d. and ed. Zam Salim The Comedy Unit production for CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen.
Would you regret falling in love if it meant never leaving your home town? Set against the decline of this fishing industry, a 17 year-old boy racer and his girlfriend are desperate to be alone together while the boy's parents reflect separately on the choices they made 18 years before.
Director, Scott Graham ; Producer, Brocken Spectre. -- Credits: Scottish Screen presents, in association with Peacock Visual Arts Mum Linda Forman Dad Martin Pearson Son Derek Bond Girlfriend Lianne Robertson Young Dad in photographs Christopher Pearson Young mum in photographs Jaclyn Strachan Barmaid Lyn Reid Men in bar James Rutter, John MacDonald, John Allan, Edward Thomson, Alexander Slessor, Ross Dowmie, David Irving, Steven Whyte, Gibert Henderson, Andrew Pirie Leisure Centre kids Kay Ritchie, Linda-Ruth Summers, Denis Khotkin, Scott Coull, Billy Barron, Lisa Davidson, Sean Spicer, Chris Davidson, Andy Mitchell Fish Factory workers Rachael Goodbrand, Carly Bowie, Pauline de Koning, Catriona Watson, Frank Kwely, Nerjus Dambaukas, Ritvars Skalloway Park Kids John George Stephen, Stevebn Peck, Conrad Jack, Lloyd Jack, Euan Foreman, Camryn Forman, Andrew James Masson, Chritopher Clark, Clint Cassie d. ph. Iain Dodds sd. rec. Mark Deas, Chris Campion make-up and costume designer Nicole Stafford art d. Carrie Smith film ed. Ian Waugh, Scott McCartney camera ass. Jason Weidner, Andrew Harrison wardrobe supervisor Yvonne Mullock art dept. ass. Roseanne Kay Davidson p. man. Clara Barry 1st ass. d. Lisa Baruffati continuity Polly Markham runners Sam Foley, Carly Bowie, Catriona Watson, Pauline de Koning on-line ed. Guido Schneider dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves original music composed by Andrew Cruickshank m. performed by Martin Duncan Our very special thanks to Lynn Graham, Bill Graham, Suzanne Bond, Ian and Morag Jack, Nanny Stoopman, Peter Gray, Coll Hamilton, G. and J. Jack, Mark Forsyth and everyone at the Ship Inn, Jim Simpson and everyone at Watermill Garage, Graham Farquhar, Fraserburgh Harbour Commissioners, Pat Innes and everyone at Banff and Buchan College, Doreen Gibson and everyone at the Dalrymple Hall, Allan Masson & Fraserburgh Swimming Pool, Alex Patience and the Lemon Tree, Aberdeen, Shane Strachan, Jemma Wilson, David Davidson, Kenneth J. King, Hazel MacDonald, Brad Morrison, David Quigley, William Quigley, Sarah MacGowan, Annemarie McKenna, Lee Hutcheon, Duane Hopkins, Joanna Clements, Kirsten J.B. Glover, David Smith and the good people of Fraserburgh. Short film executives for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness, Becky Lloyd co-producer Adam Proctor associate p. Paul Welsh p. Alice Stilgoe w. and d. Scott Graham Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. Grampian TV, Brocken Spectre, Peacock Visual Arts. © Brocken Spectre / Scott Graham MMVI.
A delicate portrait of a mother and daughter's strained existence together in the Scottish countryside. A birthday celebration is hampered by a crumbling life that is held together by a daughter's love.
Director, Amy Neil ; Producer, Big Nose Films. -- Credits: A Big Nose Production in association with Scottish Screen Jane Lapotaire as Daisy Lynsey Baxter as Louise Jake the Postie as himself Geraldine's Voice Antoinette Sym d. ph. Ian Dodds focus puller Jason Weidner clapper loader Benjamin Kracun gaffer David Manfield electrician Norman Hill 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell script supervisor Karen Fryer costume designer Anna Robbins p. ass. Alisa Anderson, Maria Pujol-Valls p. accountant Tom Hendry p. designer Mike McLoghlin art dept. ass. Angus Neil, Pete Smith art dept. graphics Ben Cormack fabrics by J.D. McDougalls sd. rec. Becky Thomson boom operator Fraser R. McFadyen dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison ed. Bert Eeles composer Ben Foster colourist Ian Ballantyne sc. consultant Marilyn Milgrom diver Albert Smith drivers William Bartholomew, Brain Edgar, John Hillsley, Jimmy McKenna, Louise McTurk, John Neil, Bob Peace. Thanks to GCAT for their bus. catering She She's 'Can't Stop Eating', Agnes Holden, May Chalmers, John Chalmers, Kenmure Arms Hotel suppliers Girthon Water, MT Wine Cellars, Co-Op, Irving's Bakery accommodation Anne & John Maxwell, Cathy Agnew locations Stewartry Forest Enterprise, Abernethy Trust, Garroch Estate Camera equipment by VFG Sound design at The Base Online editing at ARC Facilities Special thanks to Shelagh Meil, Iain Steele, Nic Roper-Caldbeck, Anna Neil, Bee Rowlatt, Heather Fletcher, Simon McKeown, Belle Doyle, Hunter's Boots, Becky Lloyd, Robert Johnstone p. Ravinder Basra w. and d. Amy Neil filmed entirely on location in Galloway, South West Scotland. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, South West Scotland Screen Commission and the Stewartry Area Committee. © MMIV.
For as long as he can remember Lesley has wanted to be one of the hard guys. Today he starts a new school and this time he might just make it - if only he can resist the lure of joining The Choir…
Director, Angela M. Murray ; Producer, Murray Sports Marketing (UK) Ltd. . -- Credits: w. and d. Angela M. Murray p. Robbie Sandison Leslie Fergus Nimmo Litter Patrol Boy Ruairidh Pritchard Head Hard Guy Peter Strain Hard Guy 1 Fraser Milroy Hard Guy 2 Matthew Cairns Delilah Aisling Gilbert Louise Nicola Young Tuckshop Boy 1 Jonathan Stone Tuckshop Boy 2 Lee Stirling Teacher Steven Leach Mum Anne Rae Members of boy band Andrew Joseph Murray, Andy Wilbur, Fraser Hamilton p. man. Abigail Howkins p. accountant Laurence Parker p. co-ordinator Vicky Stoller, Niklas Vestberg extras co-ordinator Derek Ritchie first ass. d. "Big Bob" second ass. d. Jill Pryde third ass. d, Sarah Sandison sc. supervisor Richard Dilks d. ph. Balazs Bolygo focus puller Caitlin Buchanan camera ass. Will Cooper camera grip Andrew Hickman second unit camera Steven Cassidy p. designer Max Berman art d. Thea McGhie graphic designer John Keogh art dept. ass. Ailean Stuart, Balint Bolygo, Shmem Geddes, Andy Meechan, Emma McGowan painter Gregor Campbell sd. rec. Cameron Mercer boom operator Sandy Miller gaffer Stuart Hurst best boy Pat Sweeney genny operator Willy Cadden ed. Samantha Holgate composer Paul Leonard Morgan dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Karen Muirhead costume designer Alison Mitchell costume ass. Amelia Harper Gow, Sally Campbell make-up designer Lorraine Prosser make-up artist Alexandra Mattinson stills photographer Sue Osmond post production co-ordinator Sue Bunyan colourist Brian King location ass. Joanne Murphy runners Samantha Brown, Kat Kauhansalo exec. p. Claire Mundell, Carole Sheridan, Nigel Smith p. exec. Sheila Bruce camera and sd. equipment Hammerhead TV grip equipment Grip House North lighting equipment Lee Lighting tracking vehicle Brian Morrison tracking vehicle driver Ronny Morrison insurers AON flame Colour Film Services supporting artists Adam McLean, Alison Gourlay, Amie Faccenda, Andrew Brown, Billy Dunn, Brian McKinlay, Heather MacDonald, Holly Hart, Jack McGhee, Joanne Bowle, Katie Hart, Kirk Baillie, Bryan Baxter, Carlo Lucchesi, Charlotte Kirkwood, Claire Robertson, Cory Miller, David Cooke, Kirsty Gordon, Kyle Haldane, Lauren Bowie, Louise Andrews. Mhairi Gordon, Michael Martin, David Leck, Dean Taylor, Derek Masterton, Emily Cameron, Greg Robertson, Hayley Heath, Nadine Irvine, Rachel McLaughliin, Rebecca Main, Scott Doran, Stephanie Bauld. with thanks to Freddie Doda, Janet & John Murray and family, Fran Holmes, Emma and Caroline Durkin, Linsey Donnelly, Anne Rae, George Thomson, Mark Ritchie, Lynne Morris Catering, Fred Perry, Lynn and Marion of Arnold Clark, Mr. Stuart of Landsdown Church, Michael O'Neil and North Lanrakshire Council, Jim Preacher, Argyll and Bute Council, Glasgow Film Office, East Dumbartonshire Council, Graham Tolley of Colour Film Services, Cathie Johnston, Jim Findlay, Mary Houston and the teachers and pupils of Condorrat Primary School and the people of Cumbernauld. A Murray Sports Marketing (UK) Ltd. Production Tartan Smalls, CBBC, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMII.
There's no such thing as problems, only opportunities. That's the philosophy of Harry Grimshaw, the hapless manager of a working men's club on the outskirts of Glasgow. Harry's philosophy is put to the test when he arrives for work one evening and finds the club has been double-booked for a group of country and western enthusiasts and an Indian birthday celebration...
Director, Stuart Grieve ; Producer, In Amongst It Productions. -- Credits: w. John Rooney Wayne Paul Blair Vijay Archie Lal Harry Eric Barlow Tina Jenny Foulds Billy Ray Alan McCafferty Meena Asma Khursid Rooster Richard Colburn Woody Kevin J. Kelly Balraj Asif Siraj Sanjeev Hermeet Chadha d. ph. Philip Robertson sd. rec. Duncan Reid p. designer Suzanne Field costume designer Louise Noble make-up artist Lucy Primrose ed. Megan Green original music composed by HSP p. man. Geraldine Hanley p. co-ordinator Jason Hendriksen p. runner Joe Mullin p. accountant Ian Reid sc. supervisor Anne McGarrity first ass. d. Lee Ronney second ass. d. Morris Milne third ass. d. Carol Anne Henderson floor runner Claire Mullin location man. Mark McGhee location ass. Graeme Richmond stills ph. Richard Campbell focus puller John Harper clapper loader Derrick Peters grip Robert Etherson boom operator Graham McCormick gaffer Pat Sweeney electrician Mike Toher dubbing mixer David Murricane neg cutter Bert Andrews TNC titles Studio 51 art d. Stephen Bryce stand by props Adam Alexander armourer Perry Costello art dept. ass. Ruth Adam wardrobe ass. Elaine Robertson make-up ass. Amy Buchanan courier Fraser Grieve camera equipment Panavision lighting equipment Lee Lighting film processing Film Lab North film stock Kodak location catering Argyll Catering extras catering Fabulous Food exec. p. Gaynor Holmes, Carole Sheridan Thanks to St. Conval's Social Club, The Yelloww Rose Country and Western Club, Sandra Grieve, Ron Waddell, Susan Doyle and Victoria Beattie, Howard Dawson, Serious Facilities, Abilgail Howkins, Julie Martin. In Amongst It Productions Ltd. BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMII.
In this bittersweet rites of passage tale, Teenie is left outside the pub by her wayward Father and becomes prey to the whims and fancies of passing strangers.
Director, Irvine Allen ; Producer, A Young Miracle / Antonine Films Production. -- Credits: A Young Miracle / Antonine Films Production in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, BBC2, Glasgow Film Office and the BFI Teenie Heather Keenan Chrissie Annie George Drunk Russell Hunter Dad John Joseph Campbell Boy 1 Thomas McTaggart Boy 2 Daniel Heally Man with dog Kevin Sinclair Body Double William Madden Hand Double Ryan Sinclair Boy in Rain Joshua Allan Dog Max w. John Maley d. Irvine Allen p. Carolynne Sinclair Kidd exec. p. (10 x 10) Angie Daniell, Jeremy Howe d. ph. Mark Raeburn ed. Bert Eeles art d. Caroline Grebbell costume designer Louise Noble make up designer Catherine Muir sd. rec. Martin Belshaw location man. Keir Roper-Caldbeck 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell sc. supervisor Avril Watt m. Gerry Clark development p. Annie George p. co-ordinator Kenny MacDonald focus puller Jaspreet Bal clapper loader Gordon McMillan camera trainee Andrew M'itwamwari gaffer Ewan Epton boom operator Peter Murphy 2nd ass. d. Graham MacIver 3rd ass. d. Gerard Costello art dept. ass. Sarah Bremner driver Naomi Liston p. trainee Jodie Elaine MacIntyre accountant John McKain stills ph. Richard Campbell, Graham McIver documentary cameraman Alex Moreau sd. dubbing Dave Murricane dolby sound mix DB Post camera hire GHS lights Lee Lighting rain effects Propworks bus hire First Glasgow edit facilities First Cut labs Colour Film Services titles Mick Lenny / Studio 51 negative cutting Sylvia Wheelers animaal supplied by Joyce Millar caterers Argyll Catering stock Kodak Thanks to Paddy Higson, Andrew Meehan, Jury's Hotel Glasgow, Gillian Barr, Cat. A Productions, Roger Shannon, Jenny Attala, Deborah Keogh, Gordon and Ian Nicol at The Festival Bar - Govan, Virgin Rail, Arbaez Ali Khan at Spar - Paisley Road West, Joshua, Romi, Leon, Millie, Dan MacRae, Lenny Crooks. Shot on location in Glasgow. A Young Miracle Production in association with Antonine Films. © Young Miracle Productions 2000..
The Hollywood musical is brought to a Glasgow street. Amidst the crush of city life, two street musicians provide the backdrop for a girl meets boy story, with a spark of purely Glasgow magic.
Director, Katrina McPherson ; Producer, [p.c. Skinner / McPherson production]. -- Credits: Old Man Russell Hunter Sharon Kelly MacDonald Taj Stuart Wilkinson Roxy Kenny McCulloch Billy Keith Warwick Kevin Paul Doonan Billy's Pal Craig Orr w. Marianne Carey p. Jane Skinner d. Katrina McPherson composer Haftor Medboe choreographer Stuart Hopps lighting camera Kathleen Friend sd. rec. Martin Belshaw film ed. Gary Scott designer Laura Donnelly costume designer Susie Will make-up designer Jacqui Mallett 1st assistant Gus MacLean 2nd assistant Karen McConnell 3rd assistant Anneli Downing production runners Lucy Bacon, Christabel Dilks continuity Sandra Breslin focus puller Lewis Buchan clapper loader Kirstin McMahon camera trainee Julie Bills boom operator Becky Thomson stand-by props Scott Keery art dept. drivers Tim Monroe, Andrew Simpson costume trainee Cat Shirley make-up ass. Nikki Brannan gaffer Donny Campbell grips Eddie Birt, Stuart Bunting, Jamie Coulter dubbing ed. Paul Wilson background artists Dumbarton's People's Theatre, Forum Arts Society, Mummers Theatre Group and Others musicians Neil Angilley, Malcolm Moore, Simon Pearson, Alex Poots, Ariane Todes Thanks to Cine-Europe, LCH Generators, Margaret Startup at the Helensburgh PDSA, Hoi Polloi, Retro, The Band Room, Merchant City Muisc Ltd. "Singing, Some Days" Lyrics Marianne Carey composer Haftor Medboe music supported by the Scottish Arts Council exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Steve Cleary Prime Cuts. Dancing, Some Days for the Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with the Scottish Arts Council. © Carey / McPherson . Skinner MCMXCVI.
Three girls, a 7" record, a Dansette turntable and a looming dance competition. The surreal events of one dark night take on a strange significance for Alice.
Director, Rosie Toner ; Producer, Elysium Productions. -- Credits: An Elysium Production in association with Scottish Screen and South West Screen Commission. Alice Jennifer Barrie Jennifer Eilidh Cowan Kate Caitlin Brennan Brother David Tait Dog Lucy w. and d. Rosie Toner p. Jim Leishman exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Belle Doyle p. man. Pam Roberts 1st ass. d. Kieran Parker 3rd ass. d. Tanith Myles sc. supervisor Kerr Lawrie Brodie runners Graeme Stevenson, John Wheatley, Elaine d. ph. Minttu Mantynen focus puller Stephanie Bates camer ass. Eliza Barber gaffer Dave Thom lighting electrician Steve Arthur grip Tim Critchell sd. rec. Cameron Mercer boom operator Stephen McBride art d. Justine Blair art. dept. ass. Laura Spring, Dan Roberts costume designer Lindsey Davidson make up Maxine Dallas choreographer Helen Harris dog handler David Stewart sc. ed. Paul Birchard offline ed. Michelle Deignan online ed. Mark Huskisson sd. design Brilliant Dog Audio catering Caterbirds casting Maureen Cairns Thanks to Dorothy Squance, Frank Gourlay, Hammerhead, Lighttrack, Jim Allison Editing, Live and Loud, Nikki Stein, Caroile McNiece, Sheila Anderson, Richard Blass, The Two Janes, Liam and Margaret Toner, Red Kite, Tim Spencer. "Nobody Knows What's Goin' On In My Mind But Me" performed by The Chiffons, composed by Friedland, copyright National League Music, reproduced by permission of Supreme Songs Ltd. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and the South West Scotland Screen Commission. © 2004 Elysium Productions..
Don't Make Me Laugh is a painfully funny journey that follows established novelist and screenwriter Jack Dickson as he valiantly embarks on a series of workshops for wannabe stand-up comdians.
Director, Marc de Launay ; Producer, Mandragora Productions. -- Credits: This programme contains strong language from the outset. Thanks to The Write Brothers, Gary Woodburn, Helen Lawrie, Jo McKenzie, Gary Little, David Guthrie, Katie Moore, Des McLean, David Gantley Special thanks to Nigel Buckland, John Ross, Graham Dodds, Christine Hart, Johnny McBrier, Mark Robb, Alan Anderson, Raymond Mearns, Staff at The Buff, Staff at The Vault, Staff at The Universal, Scott at Bar 91, Jim Nisbet, The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Brian McCormick, Staff at Hammerhead TV Scotland, Colin Seeley at Edit 123, Gill McFarlane at Edit 123. d. ph. Keith Ingram additional DV camera Neil McFarlane sd. rec. Richard Paterson add. sd. Stephen McBride p. co-ordinator Stephanie Wright m. John Brown, Swing Guitars sd. dub John Cobban ed. Simon Hamilton devised and w. Jack Dickson exec. p. Agnes Wilkie (SMG), Becky Lloyd (Scottish Screen), Henry Eagles (Grampian) d. and p. Marc de Launay A Mandragora Productions production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen. © MMIV.
The story of a young couple who manage to re-charge their wilting relationship when Rod accidentally becomes an electrifying lover!
Director, Stephen McCole ; Producer, Mandragora Productions. -- Credits: Cast Paul McCole Rod Jenny Ryan Pam Garry Sweeney Geoff Katrina Rose-Smith Tina Stewart Preston Dr. Jardine motorcycle courier Kristian Hart office workers Stuart Colquhoun, Damian Ewing, Tony Fagan, Hannah Jackson, Sarah-Jane Martin, David Mullen, Aileen Mullen, Anneika Rose women in doctor's waiting room Lorraine Edminston, Erin Johnston, Vivien Taylor paramedics Peter Dornan, Chris Hastings policemen Alex McCue nosy neighbours Rhodri Livingston, Emily McCole, Mary McDougall, Susan Reynolds, John Rooney, Karen Rooney d. ph. Oliver Cheeseman p. designer John Gorman ed. Mark Jenkins p. man. Dennis Mulligan costume designer / supervisor Lindsey Davidson makeup designer / supervisor Claire McAndrew first ass. d. Ted Mitchell original score Benjamin F. and The Semiconductors (Stephen Softley, Tom Elliot, Alan McKeown, Gilliaan Kyle) locations man. David Hancock p. co-ordinator Steph Wright second ass. d. Emma Neill third ass. d. Carol-Anne Henderson camera operator Keith Ingram camera ass. Kirsteen Bell sc. supervisor Karen Wood gaffer Dave Thom key grip Steve Arthur sd. rec. Cameron Mercer boom operator Stephen McBride sd. ass. Claire Abercrombie locations ass. Ewan Stewart physical SFX supervisor Perry Costello art d. Adam Squires standby props Vincent Hunter prosthetics Grant Mason (SMPC) art dep. trainee Fiona Hay trainee runners Ryan Daly, Naomi Adams-Strump stills ph. Emily Field storyboard artist Stef Gardiner online ed. Simon Hamilton sd. dub John Cobban grip and lights supplied by Lighttrack camera equipment supplied by Hammerhead editing facilities supplied by Edit 123 catering by Argyll Catering Ltd. unit vehicles provided by Arnold Clark physical special effects provided by Hands On Productions Special thanks to Colin anf Gill at Edit 123, Brian McCormick at Hammerhead, John Gorman, James Gibson for opening credits, Edinburgh University Film Society, Gemma Cowley, Fish, Ann Coulter, Pat Lovett, Drew Carlin of East Renfrewshire Council, Chris Bowman of 18zero8, Charlie at Southside Music, Peter Mullan, Frank Gallagher. exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie w. Paul McCole and John Rooney p. Mark de Launay d. Stephen McCole A Mandragora Productions production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen. © MMIV..
EMPIRE EXHIBITION 1938 / SAILING / MOUNTAINEERING
Compilation of home movie footage featuring the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, family life and work, sailing and mountaineering.
RIDING CLUB / SHIP LAUNCH / CAMPING HOLIDAY
A compilation of home movie footage of lakeside camping holidays in Austria, riding club events and a ship launch at Clydebank.
In-depth record of ploughing techniques, showing different breadth and depth of furrows. [Film made by Dalblair Motors Ltd, Main Ford & Fordson Dealers, 44 Dalblair Road, Ayr and presented to the West of Scotland Agricultural College for education purposes]
Credits: Produced by Dalblair Motors Ltd., Main Ford & Fordson Dealers, 44 Dalblair Road, AYR. Presented to the West of Scotland Agricultural College for Education Purposes.
Instructional film showing the educational facilities provided by local authorities for teaching deaf children to communicate, with an emphasis on speech. Includes footage of education and leisure activities for deaf children and examples of occupational training in later life.
Producer, Campbell Harper. -- Credits: ph. & ed. Alan Harper J. Campbell Harper. Producer of Educational and Industrial Films.
Footage of older pupils from Donaldson's College sailing a dinghy around the islands of the Firth of Forth. Also includes shots of a schools sports day and trips to the Garelochhead Outdoor Centre.
Life and daily activities for pre-school age children at Donaldson's College in Edinburgh. Also includes a day trip to Edinburgh Zoo, a demonstration by police dogs and a school sports day.
CHRISTMAS PARTY 1948, the / SPORTS DAY 1949
Footage of events and activities at Donaldson's College in Edinburgh, including a Christmas party, sports day, Halloween party, trip to the zoo and rugby matches.
Pupils of Donaldson's School in Edinburgh demonstrate Scottish country dances, European folk dances and a variety of physical exercises in preparation for a display at the Usher Hall to mark the school's centenary. Also includes footage of a visit by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh to the school and a ceremony at the grave of the school's founder.
Scouts from Donaldson's School in Edinburgh set up their camp at Hedderwick near Dunbar.
Footage of the formal dedication ceremony for Dounreay Prototype Fast Reactor, including shots of the partly developed site, guests at the ceremony and Sir William cutting of the first sod on the reactor site.
A road safety film made around the streets of Edinburgh in 1950. It takes the form of a letter sent home by a visiting emigrant after 25 years, highlighting the carelessness of road users.
A promotional film for the Scottish YMCA, showing summer school activities at Wiston Lodge in the Borders and scenery and activities at Bonskied House in Perthshire.
A promotional film for the Scottish National Council of YMCAs, showing activities at YMCA conferences, summer camps and sports events.
Credits: p. Reginald H. George for the Scottish National Council of YMCA's.
A promotional film for the Scottish National Council of YMCAs, with shots of YMCA activities including cross-country running and the Arbroath Aquatic Gymkhana.
Footage of the various events during the Perth Historical Pageant of 1949, including a fancy dress parade, crowning of the Fair Maid, Scottish dancing, a guest appearance by actress Anna Neagle and various historical re-enactments depicting the history of Perth.
Credits: Film Record by Reginald H. George for the Scottish National Council of YMCAs.
A promotional film for the YMCA, with shots of activities at the National Boys' Camp at Carradale in Argyll.
YMCA OCCASIONS No.1: The Royal Highland Show, Paisley
Footage of the Royal Highland Show in Paisley in 1950, focussing on the activities and facilities provided by the YMCA.
A promotional film about the YMCA's youth centre at Wiston Lodge in the Borders.
GLENFIELD RAMBLERS JUBILEE GARDEN PARTY AT DEAN CASTLE
Amateur footage of various excursions by the Glenfield Ramblers club to Ayrshire by coach and ''doon the watter' to Argyll and Bute by steamer.
Amateur travelogue footage of journeys around Scotland, showing areas and sites of historical and geographical interest. Includes shots of Oban, Seil Island, Kilmartin, Crinan Canal, Kilmory Chapel, Lochgilphead, Campbeltown and Machrihanish.
An amateur travel film about the islands of North and South Uist and Benbecula, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
An amateur travel film about the islands of Islay and Colonsay, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
An amateur film about Dunvegan Castle, including interiors and exteriors of the castle and grounds, footage of Dame Flora Macleod and shots of paintings and historic artefacts exhibited inside.
WESTERN ISLES (OPEN) SEA ANGLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 1981
Amateur footage of anglers on board the Stornoway fishing boat 'Providence' competing in the Western Isles Sea Angling Championship.
An amateur travel film about the island of Harris, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
A promotional film for Kenneth Mackenzie, manufacturers of Harris Tweed - sincludes detailed shots of the entire manufacturing process from raw wool coming in to finished rolls of cloth being despatched worldwide.
An amateur travel film about the island of Mull, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
SHORT SCENES / AIRPORTS / BARRHEAD / DRYMEN/ BALMAHA / ABERFOYLE / TROSSACHS / SEAFIELD HOSPITAL
Four separate amateur films, including shots of the Barrhead area in winter, the early days of Prestwick and Glasgow Airports, a trip to the Trossachs in Spring and a Sunday School visit to Seafield Hospital in Ayr.
KENNETH MACKENZIE HOLDINGS LIMITED, STORNOWAY, HARRIS TWEED
A promotional film for Kenneth Mackenzie, manufacturers of Harris Tweed - includes detailed shots of the entire manufacturing process from raw wool coming in to finished rolls of cloth being despatched worldwide.
SUILVEN ARRIVING DOCKING ETC AT STORNOWAY HARBOUR
Footage of the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry MV Suilven docking at Stornoway Harbour, with passengers, cars and lorries disembarking and embarking.
An amateur travel film about the island of Lewis, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
TOUR THROUGH THE WESTERN, NORTHERN & CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND, a
An amateur travel film through the Western, Northern and Central Highlands, including shots of the landscape, industry, architecture and history.
An amateur travel film about the island of Skye, including shots of the landscape, tourist sites and historic buildings.
Amateur footage of a summer visit to Dunvegan Castle on Skye, including shots of Dunvegan village, the exterior and interior of the castle and a boat trip to see the seals on Loch Dunvegan.
THURSO PARADE / ROBIN HALL & BILL McCUE AT SCRABSTER
Amateur footage of the Thurso Gala, family scenes and White Heather Club performers at Scrabster.
A promotional film for holiday firm Polytours, demonstrating the attractions of a holiday in Fort William to an English audience. Includes shots of tourist locations such as Ben Nevis, Morar, Glenfinnan, Loch Ness, Glencoe, Culloden, Oban, Iona, Mull and also interiors of the Highland Hotel at Fort William.
Director, Arthur Leslie. -- Credits: comm. w. K.W. Robinson d., ph., ed. and comm.s. Arthur Leslie.
Footage of a garden fete at Beattock House, including speeches, stalls and Highland dancing.
OUR EVACUEES WITH THEIR PARENTS MAY 1941
Footage of family members and evacuees and their families, shot at Beattock House during the Second World War.
Local people playing curling on the frozen loch at Craigielands House near Beattock. [see also ref. 7335]
The small merchant vessel 'Druid' is 'launched' by being lowered into the water by a floating crane.
FLEET IN THE CLYDE FROM GOUROCK 1947, the
Footage of the post-war Royal Navy fleet at anchor on the Firth of Clyde near Gourock, including warships, cruisers, aircraft carriers and submarines.
Local people playing curling on the frozen loch at Craigielands House near Beattock. [see also ref. 7332]
Footage of the ceremony for the Moffat Gala Queen and gala procession.
Family footage shot around Beattock House and shots of the Lockerbie Agricultural Show.
Home movie footage of family members and friends at Rugby and Abbots' Hill Schools, Droitwich Lido, and at Beattock House.
A compilation of amateur film taken by James Anderson. Includes heavy snow blocking the roads in Newton Mearns; a military parade in London, leisurely scenes in Queens Park and Ravenglass and Eskdale miniature railway. There are also shots of Scottish Industries Exhibition, and opening of new premises at Crow Hamilton & Co. Ltd.
ANDERSON CARS: ANDERSON SPECIAL ON THE ROAD
Amateur compilation of film mostly relating to the Anderson special sports car, showing James Anderson working on "The Bug". Includes shots from moving car around Newton Mearns and assembly line where it was made.
Anderson's Garage on the Ayr Road, Newton Mearns during a period of change on the site and surrounding area. The film includes interiors of the showroom and shop, but most of it concentrates on exterior development and extension of the garage over the years (new forecourt, car yard, widening of main road, new pit for mechanics).
A record of extensive roadworks and widening of the A77 at Mearns Cross c. 1959 - 1961. This work affected Anderson's Garage considerably.
OVER THE YEARS IN AND AROUND NEWTON MEARNS
A visual history 'in and around Newton Mearns', on Glasgow's south side, this film features both still and moving image to create a montage of local history from the beginning of the 20th century.
Construction work at new premises of Crow, Hamilton & Co Ltd., Haggs Road, Glasgow. General record of the building works. Display of electrochemical metal forming machines by Crow Hamilton & Co. Ltd. and John S. Young & Co., Ltd. at the new premises, speeches and lunch reception.
J. S. YOUNG & CO., LTD. - GIFFNOCK FACTORY
General views at John S. Young & Co. factory, Giffnock. Interiors of a Machine Tool and Engineering Exhibition held on site, with drinks reception, as well as mechanical handling exhibition at the Kelvin Hall.
General view of John S. Young & Co., Ltd., engineering works. The first production model Vertimax lathe as it is assembled, and put on display at exhibitions in the Kelvin Hall and Olympia, London.
A trip by car around the North of Scotland and Orkney. Much of the footage is shot from a moving vehicle.
Time lapse film of various plants and seeds growing.
A series of racing events held across country in Stirlingshire, Perthshire, Dunbartonshire and near Edinburgh by the Scottish Sporting Car Club. Enthusiasts rattle over uneven, stony country tracks, climb steep hills and test braking distances in experimental cars.
An assortment of film from a real transport enthusiast, James Anderson. Various car rallies and Hill Climbs (including Bo'ness, Donington and Ulster) are featured, as well as the Bennie Railplane, steam rollers, trains and test drives of the Anderson Special around Newton Mearns.
Aspects of work in a wartime machine shop. In this case Anderson's Garage in Newton Mearns (?) has been taken over for the war effort by male and female workers. Includes footage of a bride to be, and her co-workers celebrating the upcoming wedding.
RMS QUEEN ELIZABETH IN DRYDOCK, GREENOCK
Amateur footage shot on board the RMS Queen Elizabeth and from the quayside as the liner enters Greenock Dry Dock for an extensive refit - includes shots of manoeuvres in and out of the dock and views of the shipyards and docks at Greenock.
A German-language promotional film advertising the attractions of Central Region for German tourists - consists of still images of the landscape and tourist attractions and facilities in the area.
QUEEN ELIZABETH II UNVEILS STATUE TO ROBERT THE BRUCE AT BANNOCKBURN
Newsreel footage of Queen Elizabeth II unveiling the statue of Robert the Bruce at the Bannockburn Monument near Stirling.
ARCTIC CIRCLE / BUG ON ROAD / MEARNS CROSS T/L
Footage of a holiday to the Arctic Circle, shots of the Anderson Special sports car and traffic outside Anderson's Garage in Newton Mearns.
Adventure drama in which a gang of crooks kidnaps a scientist and keeps him in a deserted farmhouse - a group of schoolboys on a camping holiday nearby manage to set him free and foil the crooks' evil plans.
Director, Forbes Hurry, Hansjurgen P. Dubbles ; Producer, Group 5 . -- Credits: cast Paul Cook, Harold Barlow, Billy Innes, Ian Nicol, Michael Murphy, Michael Cowie, Sandy Lyon, John Craig, Ronald Miller, Joseph McLeod, William Innes, Alex Greig, Archie Cook assistant cameramen Ronald C. Miller, Philip Skene, William Mutch m.d. Ronald Miller d. Frederick W. McLeod.
Footage of film and TV star Jeannie Carson on a civic tour round Dunfermline, watched by huge crowds of local people.
An amateur film demonstrating the attractions of Newtonmore and the surrounding area, including footage of the countryside, leisure activities, shinty, pony trekking and the local sawmill.
Producer, Greig Film Unit, Inverkeithing.
CORONATION DAY 1953: A Review of the Inverkeithing Celebrations
Amateur footage of Inverkeithing's celebrations for Coronation Day in 1953, including shots of the local Gala Queen being crowned and processions through the town streets.
Director, W.G. Prattis. -- Credits: p.c. The Greig Film Unit ed. Jean Laird.
DRUMS IN THE WALLINGATE...PIPES IN THE AIR...
Footage and discussion concerning the history of the Langholm Common Riding. Discussion between Hugh MacDiarmid and Hamish Henderson on topics such as Scots socialism and nationalism.
Ethel Moorhead was one of the many active campaigners for the vote between 1912-1914. Her crimes against property and defiant stance towards the state created her notorious reputation. She was the first Scottish Suffragette to be force fed whilst on hunger-strike in Calton jail, Edinburgh. This film features dramatic reconstructions of her story. [Part of the Scottish Film Council & STV First Reels Scheme 1995]
Director, [d. Mary Gordon] ; Producer, [p.c. Moorhead Productions]. -- Credits: After war work, Ethel Moorhead moved to Paris, where she co-edited an arts and literary review. Nothing else is known about her. Ethel Moorhead Eve Keepax Judge James Wigglesworth Advocate David Kinnaird Prison Guards Robert Kerr, William MacIntyre Suffragettes Barbara Bryan, Dorothy Forrester, Laura Lincoln, Marion Rooney Policemen Gerry Cambridge, Stephen Murphy art d. and make-up Stephen Murphy ass. art d. Brian Robertson costumes Jessica Brettale, Diane Jamieson wardrobe man. Alice Taylor p. man. William McIntyre, Tam Donnigan ass. d. Steve Quinn camera ass. Norman Lockhart p. ass. runner Laura Lindow, Ailis McClelland clapper loader Steven Cassidy boom operator runner Justin Molotinikov runner Elspeth Semple stills ph. Stuart Brown publicity Liz Braff Still life by Sylvia Mackiewicz Irises by Sylvia Mackiewicz - lent by Mags Elliot Books loaned by Broughton Books Quotations from the report of Sir Thomas Fraser by permission of The Scottish Record Office Script based on original research by Mary Gordon and A Guid Cause by Leah Leneman (AUP) The Producers would like to thank the following for their help in realising this production Colour Film Services Ltd., Samuelson Lighting, Scottish Television, Jewel & Esk Valley College, Glasgow University Law Department, Dean Village Residents Association, Edinburgh City Chambers, Roland Wedgwood, Glasgow Film & Video Workshop, Stop Frame, Scottish Film Council The Producers wish to thank the following sponsors First Reels, Edinburgh District Council, Magdalene Ang-Lygate, Val Bijl, Linda Craig, Carola Gordon, Joy Graham-Marr, Leslie Hills, Hope Johnston, Helen Kay, Sue Robertson, Rosaleen Shone, Roona Simpson Without which... Catherine Aitken, Gil[l] Parry, Su Bainbridge, Martin Gordon, Judy Hendry [… et al …] Dedicated to the memory of Ethel Moorhead and her successors Mary Fraser Dott, Anne Dott Brotherton Theme song "Madamoiselle Julienne" by Jock Hunter © 1995. Arrangement by Mark Lister © 1995. Incidental music by Peter Cudmore © 1995. ed. Lucy Enfield sd. rec. and sd. ed. Colin McNab d. ph. Peter Anderson p. Steve Quinn w. and d. Mary Gordon A Moorhead Production for First Reels 1995. © Mary Gordon.
Corporate promotional film for Thorne's 10-year old whisky, presenting the product in the context of the landscape and culture of Scotland.
Producer, Audio Visual Arts Inc., Detroit.
An outdoor curling match on an icy pond, possibly Inverness-shire (?). Followed by street scenes around Princes Street, Edinburgh featuring a policeman directing traffic, trams and horse-drawn transport.
Advertising reel for the new Kodachrome cine film.
Footage of a summer holiday by car through the Highlands in the 1950s - includes shots of Elgin, Inverness, Wester Ross and Skye.
Amateur footage of scenes of historical and tourist interest in and around Edinburgh.
Footage of an excursion by steamer down the Clyde in the early 1950s - includes shots of the Clyde in Glasgow, Rothesay, Wemyss Bay, Tighnabruaich and Inveraray.
Amateur footage of daily classroom activities at Longridge Primary School near Bathgate in the 1950s, including shots of singing games and arts and crafts.
Amateur footage of events attended by children from Longridge and Breich in West Lothian, including gala days, Sunday School and outings to Cramond.
Footage of a royal visit to Linlithgow Palace by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.
Footage of the various ceremonies involved in the annual Riding of the Marches festival in Linlithgow and Blackness.
Footage of the various ceremonies involved in the annual Riding of the Marches festival in Linlithgow and Blackness in 1955.
Footage of the various ceremonies involved in the annual Riding of the Marches festival in Linlithgow and Blackness in 1961.
An amateur promotional documentary about the restoration and development of the derelict Dalzell House in Motherwell into modern apartments.
Director, Jack Anderson, Bryan Law. -- Credits: ed. Jean and John Ballantyne sd. Bryan Law nar. John Sheridan d. Jean Ballantyne graphics: Jean and John Ballantyne research Jean Ballantyne sc. Jean Ballantyne.
An amateur documentary about the sites and places of historical interest in Motherwell, the towns of South Lanarkshire and the Clyde Valley.
Credits: comm w. John Ballantyne, Jean Ballantyne ed. John Ballantyne, Jean Ballantyne ph. John Ballantyne, Jack Anderson, Bryan Law, Robert Ross sd. Bryan Law d. Jean Ballantyne.
A comparison of 1960s and 1980s films shot by members of the Dalziel Cine and Camcorder Club - includes general views of places of interest and civic amenities in Motherwell and Wishaw.
BURGH OF MOTHERWELL AND WISHAW 1955 WISHAW'S CENTENARY YEAR
Amateur film of an outing by the old folks of the Burgh of Wishaw on the steamer Queen Mary II to Tighnabruaich and the Kyles of Bute - also includes street scenes of Wishaw and Motherwell.
FORTY GLORIOUS YEARS [DALZIEL CAMCORDER CLUB: Jessie Matthews]
An interview with Jessie Matthews, one of the founder members of the Dalziel Cine Club, conducted to mark the 40th anniversary of the Club's foundation.
Amateur footage of the ceremonies and procession for John Newlands Day and the Bathgate Historical Pageant.
Credits: ph. W.G. Russell, S. Russell Arrangement by Late A.M. Bisset F.S.A. (Scot).
LINLITHGOW AND LINLITHGOW BRIDGE GALA DAY
Amateur footage of the Linlithgow Gala Day procession and coronation ceremony at Linlithgow Palace in the coronation year of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953.
Amateur footage of the Linlithgow Gala Day procession and coronation ceremony at Linlithgow Palace in 1954.
Amateur visitor footage of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow in 1938 - includes shots of most of the major pavilions and buildings around the site.
Very brief footage of the awards ceremony for the 'Miss Musselburgh 1968' competition.
Footage of participants and crowds in the Musselburgh Fisherman's Walk passing through the streets of the town on their way to the grounds of Pinkie House.
The demolition of old tenement flats in Campie Road near the River Esk in Musselburgh and the construction of a new housing scheme in their place.
Footage of daily activities at Campie Primary School in Musselburgh.
The construction and opening of a new pedestrian bridge over the River Esk at Musselburgh in 1967, and the demolition of the previous 19th century footbridge.
Amateur footage of the stages of construction of a bridge over the River Esk at Musselburgh, to allow heavy loads to pass through the town to the power station at Cockenzie.
SCHOOL CHILDREN, SHIELDS ROAD OCCUPATIONAL CENTRE(?
Pupils and teachers at Shields Road Occupational Centre for children with disabilities demonstrate their daily activities, including woodwork, sewing, country dancing and playing in the playground.
Pupils and teachers at Shields Road Occupational Centre returning from a day trip and playing in the playground.
Shots of the founder members of the Dalziel Cine Club and of those who attended the first club meeting.
[filmed by members of the Dalziel Cine Club].
A cine club demonstration, by members of the Dalziel Cine Club, on how not to load a cine camera. Seems to have been used as a sequence to show how inter-titles are edited in to a film.
Two club members have a heated argument at a cine club committee meeting. A bottle of whisky is produced, members have a dram and the argument is forgotten.
A window cleaner breaks into a house when the owners leave, but is surprised by the housekeeper and chased away.
Short comedy in which the incompetent Dr. Kilimov comes to the aid of an electrocuted man, but only succeeds in making him much worse.
Credits: camera J. Thomson director J. Matthews act. G. Smith (Dr. Kilimov) act. J. Anderson (Husband) act. A. Brown (Wife).
A teenage boy accidentally bumps into a supermarket check-out girl and resolves to ask her out. He goes to the shop where she works and has a series of mishaps before learning that she already has a boyfriend.
A comedy short in which a group of 'ladies' queue overnight and then descend on a hat shop shop which is having a sale. A hen-pecked husband manages to keep a hat for his wife, only to see it snatched away at the last minute.
Two drunken worthies disrupt a local talent contest but the laugh is on them when part of the ceiling falls down on them.
A comedy short about a woman who finds a locket in the street outside her house and on it is a gift tag from her husband. The woman imagines that her husband is having an affair either with a nurse who bandaged his finger or with his typist but in fact the locket is a gift to his mother.
Credits: act. J. Anderson (Husband) act. A. Findlay (Wife) act. B. Findlay (Nurse) act. J. Moffat (Typist) lighting J. Moffat camera J. Matthews.
A plumber goes to a clinic to mend a running tap, but he is mistaken for a patient while the sink fills to overflowing.
Short comedy in which a bungling thief tries to steal a bagful of groceries from a shop.
Short comedy in which a man tries to apply for a visa to visit the USA, but gives up in disgust because of the number of forms he has to fill in.
Credits: act. W. Gardner (Man) act. W. Hodge (Travel Agent) act. A. Williams (Embassy Official) a Group of Six Production.
A short comedy in which a man tries to fix a broken clock. After two unsuccessful attempts, he buys a new one and tears up his DIY magazine in disgust.
A short film in which a boy doing his school homework and playing with a toy helicopter daydreams about flying off to Europe.
Credits: act. Mrs. J. Matthew (Mother) act. Neil Stevenson (Boy) Camera - R. Black Lighting - T. Park Story - R. McCunn Script - Mrs. Matthews.
A short film about a man who wins the pools and then mistakes a door to door salesman for the man from Littlewoods. The truth is revealed when, after being plied with drink and cigarettes, the salesman tries to sell the couple a washing machine.
Credits: act. J. Thomson (Husband) act. A. Brown (Wife) act. C. Middleton (Salesman) act. D. Barr (Neighbour) act. J. Robertson (Neighbour).
Amateur film following a group of mountain climbers walking the snowcapped Aonach Eagach Ridge in Glencoe.
Director, H E Iddon. -- Credits: ecs. Climbers: S Panton P Hamilton N Robinson N Redburn M Dutton.
FLEAPITS, JAM JARS AND CUSHIONS ON SEATS
Young friends Callum and Jane disagree about whether the cinema-going experience is better now than in the past. They interview older cinema-goers, cinema staff and specialists to help settle the argument. The culmination of a year-long intergenerational project that aimed to record people's experiences of going to the cinema in the 1920's to the 1960's.
Director, Amanda Aiken ; Producer, SKAMM [Scottish Kids are Making Movies]. -- Credits: starring Callum O'Connor, Jane Kennedy, with Marianne Hendry, Nancy Comber, Bill MacLean, George PJ Hackland, Julian Joseph guest appearances by Audrey Soutar, Mairi Robinson, Rose Minto, Rose Gavin, Jenny Long and Andy Forrest, Syd Kiman, John H McLeod, Val McKay, Ruth Washbrook With many thanks to: The Living Memories Association, Miles Tubb, Heather Robertson, John McCaughie, Scottish Screen Archive, Ruth Washbrook, Edinburgh Film Guild, Syd Kiman, David Watson, Falkirk Council, Lindsay Mitchell, The Old Paisley Society, The Scottish Co-operative, Filmhouse and staff, Cameo and staff, Cineworld (Fountainpark) and staff, Dominion and staff, Al and Lesley Cameron, Workers Educational Association, Watson Construction, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mavor, John Anderson, Carolyn Mills Camera: Ad Howells, Rory Stewart, Zander Mavor, Julian Joseph, Amir Solimani, Jack Morning-Newton, Rebecca Shearer, Michael Boyd Lighting: Nadia Valkanova, Robbie Small, Ryan Buchanan, Lewis Scott, Julian Joseph Editing: Ad Howells, Amanda Aiken Script Development: Amanda Aiken, Callum O'Connor, Jane Kennedy, Rosie Cunningham-Siggs, Nathalie Holbroot, Amir Solimani Production Assistants: Ellen Kendrick, Kirsty Irvine Archive Film provided by: Scottish Screen Archive, National Library of Scotland - 'Treasure Island' (1935) Playhouse Cinema Inverness, 'Saturday Morning Matinee' (1963), 'Nothing's Too Good for Your Children' (1963) ABC Minors Club, 'From the Projection Room' (1938-39), 'Scotland for Fitness' (1938) Dir. Brian Salt, GB Instructional, 'Bo'ness Children's Fair' (1950) Dir. Louis Dickson, Hippodrome Cinema, Bo'ness, 'Bo'ness Academy 1957', 'Paisley Children's Happy Hunting Grounds' (1929) Dir. R. Louis Jay, New Alexandra Cinema, Paisley, by kind permission of the Old Paisley Society, 'Co-op Rocky Mountain Cigarettes advert (1959) by kind permission of the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Limited Photographs and posters reproduced by kind permission of Edinburgh Film Guild and Dominion Cinema Music: Air from Rigoletto (La Donna e Mobile) Signor Bartololotta 1906 British Sterling wax cylinder by kind permission of the Cylinder Archive (www.cylinder.de) and www.archive.org - 'Callum's Cameo' by Zander Mavor Sound Post-production: Travis Reeves, Arc Facilities Producer: Sandy Jamieson Executive producers: Lesley Clemenson, David Main, Beverley Nicolson For Shiona Wood, Co-founder of SKAMM, 1948-2006.
Amateur footage of a group of site visitors at the Empire Exhibition construction site in Bellahouston Park.
Amateur footage of the opening ceremony of the Empire Exhibition at Ibrox Stadium and shots of the exhibition entrance.
Amateur footage of the end of a golf match on the Old Course at St. Andrews and the awards presentation ceremony.
SOME SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF MATTHEW STEELE M'KERROW
A family film showing scenes from a young boy's childhood from 1926 to 1935 - includes footage of holidays in both Scotland and England.
Footage of various family activities in Dumfriesshire in the 1930s, including school sports, picnics, fishing and horse-riding.
A documentary about the history of Prestwick Golf Club, from its early days as a prominent British course to its later decline - includes footage of period reconstructions of the 1860 Challenge Belt competition.
Producer, Transworld International Inc.. -- Credits: nar. Henry Longhurst.
FAMILY FILMS / GOVAN FAIR / CLYDE TUNNEL
Home movie footage including family holidays in the Trossachs and England, the Govan Fair parade, the opening of the Clyde Tunnel and the final days of Renfrew Airport.
Amateur footage of the Old Govan Fair processions and some shots of the Govan area.
Amateur footage of the Govan Fair procession, a Gala Day at Elder Park and a country fair at Bellahouston Park.
Amateur footage of the Govan Fair procession.
Amateur footage of the Govan Fair procession and magician Prince Rajah performs a levitation trick at Glasgow Airport.
WEDDING: John Gilbert McClumpha, Wigtownshire & Madeline Andrew, Forfar
Amateur footage of a bride, groom and wedding guests before and after their wedding reception at the Royal Hotel, Forfar on 30th June 1933. [The bride was Madeline Fraser Andrew and the groom John Gilbert McClumpha]
Documentary concerning the development of two wind turbines to be located in Orkney. General views of the construction of the turbines at various labs, factories, and on site at Burgar Hill.
Producer, Film & Video Unit British Aerospace PLC, Dynamics Group.
SCOTTISH CURLING TEAM CANADIAN TOUR 1965
Interviews for Canadian television with the captain and vice-captain of the Scottish curling team on a visit to Canada. Also includes brief footage of an indoor curling match.
Amateur footage of a family ferry trip down the Clyde and an outing of engineers and Malaysian students to a construction site.
Amateur footage of trench-digging machinery and shots of the filming of Walt Disney's Kidnapped in the Highlands.
ABERDEEN HARBOUR / BEACH SCENES / GOLF / HIGHLAND SHOW
A compilation of home movies of the Reid family of Auchterarder and Springburn, including Aberdeen street scenes, Peterhead harbour, beach scenes, Coull House at Aboyne and an agricultural show.
EDINBURGH / HARBOUR / SPRINGBURN PARK/ HIGHLAND SHOW
A compilation of home movies of the Reid family of Auchterarder and Springburn, including shots of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Springburn Park, Peterhead harbour and a Highland Games.
A compilation of home movies of the Reid family of Auchterarder and Springburn, including shots of Coull House at Aboyne and Cruden Bay.
SPRINGBURN PARK / RAILWAY WORKS / TREE CUTTING AT AUCHTERARDER HOUSE
A compilation of home movies of the Reid family of Auchterarder and Springburn, including shots of Springburn Park in Glasgow, steam locomotives at a railway works in Springburn and activities around Auchterarder House in Perthshire.
HOLIDAY IN ST. MORITZ AROUND TIME OF WINTER OLYMPICS, 1928
A holiday in St. Moritz in Switzerland, including a novelty ice-skating show, curling games and skaters.
CRUDEN BAY HOTEL / STREET SCENES AND HARBOUR
A compilation of home movies of the Reid family of Auchterarder and Springburn, including shots of Cruden Bay and holidaymakers the Cruden Bay Hotel, and some street and harbour scenes, possibly in Peterhead.
Reid family holidays in St. Moritz and Celerina in Switzerland, including shots of skating and street scenes in the towns.
WINTER SPORTS HOLIDAY IN SWITZERLAND AROUND TIME OF WINTER OLYMPICS, 1928
Reid family holiday at the Cresta Palace Hotel in Celerina in Switzerland, including skating and curling matches at the Hotel, and possible shots of preparation for events in the 1928 Winter Olympic Games at St. Moritz such as 'skijoring' and bobsleigh.
Detailed month by month views of streets, development sites, and surrounding areas of Ardrossan throughout the year in 2007.
Director, George McGrattan. -- Credits: m. Brendan Merrick, George McGrattan.
VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, a
Amateur footage following a small UK delegation attending a convention of the Exclusive Brethren in Rochester, NY, 1951. It includes their transatlantic voyages to and from New York and their visits to Niagara Falls and other places of interest.
An amateur spoof version of the TV programme 'Antiques Roadshow', in which several rogue antique dealers try to buy up valuable items brought in by members of the public.
Credits: cast Clem Dane, Brian Saberton, David Mair, Bob Ross, Dougie McKenzie, Anne Young, Johnjoe Thacker, Charlie Friell, Bill Farquharson, Ann Williams, Bryce Nimmo, John McMillan, Bill Hunter ed. Pat Mahon.
A short amateur comedy in which members of the Dalziel Cine Club act out sequences from Robert Burns' poems.
An amateur comedy drama, in which, after a night in the pub, boastful Tam is challenged to a midnight game of bowls by the devil. Tam wins the game by default, but he never sets foot on a bowling green again.
Credits: cast Tom Davies (Tam Turpie), Bryan Law (The Deil), Jack Anderson, John Ballantyne, John McMillan, Brian Saberton p. team Tom Park, Bill Farquharson, Jean Ballantyne, Bryan Law.
An amateur comedy - Barney is stressed in the office and has to take work home over the weekend, which makes his wife angry - two mysterious monks appear and follow him to his house, and eventually set him on the road to solving his work and marriage problems.
Credits: cast JohnJoe Thacker as Barney, Anne Young as Pam, Bill Farquharson and George Morice as the monks, Pat Mahon as Passer-by p. team Brian Saberton, Bryan Law, Pat Mahon, Vincent Picozzi, Evelyn Law.
A short comedy in which members of the Dalziel Cine Club try to come up with an idea for a film for the Strathclyde Film Event on the theme of 'inflation', but instead save money by using an old club film.
Credits: camera Bryan Law, Brian Saberton lighting Tom Park ed. Bryan Law, Brian Saberton continuity Ann Williams sc. Evelyn Law ed. Evelyn Law.
Compilation of amateur films made in the 1960s by Bob Black, a member of the Dalziel Cine Club. Topics range from a touring film around Scotland, Christmas illuminations in Glasgow, a film about tropical fish, and holiday footage in Gibraltar, Tangiers and Spain.
A short amateur documentary about Edinburgh, showing historic sites and buildings, public parks, and streets, with a commentary regarding the history of Edinburgh and some of its notorious residents.
Credits: p. team Tom Callander, Vincent Picozzi, Pat Mahon, Jean Ballantyne.
A short comedy which tells the story of a frustrated husband who has been made redundant and to make ends meet he decides to develop a magic act and buy a parrot as a gimmick. Thwarted on all sides, he rehearses his act only to find that the parrot gives away all his secrets.
Credits: cast Bill Farquharson, Margaret Farquharson, Joey, Jack Anderson, John Ballantyne p. team Brian Saberton, Bryan Law, T. Stafford, Evelyn Law.
D.L. CINE CLUB'S OUTING TO THE TROSSACHS 1978 / ZOOTIME
Amateur footage of members of Dalziel Cine Club on outings to the Trossachs and to Edinburgh Zoo.
A compilation showreel of amateur film from Dalziel Cine Club, introduced throughout by Brian Saberton, a founder member of the Club.
Credits: [3] comm. s. Chris Aitken [5] cast Jennifer Lundie (Abigail Elersom), Michael Moran (Graham Elersom), Bill Farquharson (Brother Robert), George Morice (Brother Allan), Vincent & Colette Picozzi, Evelyn Law (Nosy Neighbour) sc. Bill Farquharson, Brian saberton ph. Bryan Law ed. & sd. Brian Saberton, Bryan Law d. Brian Saberton production assistant: Evelyn Law titles: Jean Ballantyne [6] ph. and ed. Vince Picozzi d. Colette Picozzi [9] cast Claire Cameron, June Copeland, Willie Morrison, Andy Smith, Anne Young d. ph. Pat Mahon p. team Archie Hutton, Douglas McKenzie, Marie McCusker, Vincent Picozzi sc. Brian Saberton story: Brian Saberton, Pat Mahon.
DALZIEL CINE CLUB: FIRST MEETING 1960 / MOTHERWELL 1961 / MOTHERWELL & WISHAW 1985
A re-edited compilation of 1960s and 1980s films shot by members of the Dalziel Cine and Camcorder Club - includes footage of the inaugural meeting of the club, and general views of places of interest and civic amenities in Motherwell and Wishaw.
An amateur drama in which Pete and Jack dare their sceptical friend Tom to stay the night in a local haunted house - Tom accepts the challenge but ends up believing in ghosts after a supernatural experience.
Credits: cast JohnJoe Thacker, Colin Harvie, Douglas McKenzie, Janet Allan, Lisa Graham p. team Vince Picozzi, Pat Mahon, Brian Saberton, Bryan Law sc. Vince Picozzi d. Vince Picozzi .
Simple line animation where musical notation transforms into different images.
A short animated film in which cigarettes perform a Scottish country dance routine.
An amateur supernatural drama in which a frantic business man burst into someone's house and tells of a terrifying experience after his car broke down.
Credits: cast JohnJoe Thacker, Charlie Friel, Karina Gallagher, Archie Hutton ph. Pat Mahon ed. Pat Mahon sc. and d. Brian Saberton.
An amateur comedy which tells the story of an Eastern door to door salesman who inadvertently sells a lady a magic vase which he then has to retrieve when he realises that it has magic powers.
Credits: cast G. Steele (Husband), A. Findlay (Wife), G. Smith (Pedlar), J. Matthews (Visitor), J. Anderson (Chauffeur).
A short comedy in which a group of novices decide that they will try and make a film for the club - however their lack of experience ends in failure apart from the one man who knows exactly what he is doing - the tea maker.
Credits: [Chairman: Tom Callendar Member with super.8mm camera: John McMillan Tea Maker: Willie Gilchrist Man who trips over cable: Bryan Law The Mr Fixit who repairs the broken camera: Tom Park The lady member: Anne Williams Man on right hand corner of table nearest camera: Tom Davies.].
An amateur comedy in which the posh daughter of a snobbish mother is due to marry impoverished Harold and encouraged by her mother is planning a massively expensive wedding. When Harold fails to turn up for the wedding it is learned that he has been arrested after trying to rob a post office. [synopsis provided by donor]
Credits: cast George Morice (Father), Ray Moffat (Mother), Kirsty Ross (Daughter), Wilson Patterson (Fiance), Helen Gilchrist (Bridesmaid), Douglas McKenzie (Best Man), Bill Farquharson (Reverend Toop) sc. Bill Farquharson adapt. Evelyn Law ph. Bryan Law, Brian Saberton p. Evelyn Law ed. Bryan Law, Brian Saberton lighting/continuity: Jim Nixon titles: Pat Mahon .
A short comedy about a husband who knocks himself out with a monkey wrench and dreams that he can command the garden tools to do all the work for him.
Director, Jack Anderson. -- Credits: cast Evelyn Law (Lorraine), Tom Davies (Nigel) ed. Brian Saberton, Jack Anderson sc. Jack Anderson spec. FX Jack Anderson continuity Evelyn Law titles Bryan Law p. Jack Anderson.
A short amateur film illustrating the themes in Robert Burns' poem, 'Green Grow the Rashes, O'.
Credits: cast E. Law, B. Law, C. Anderson, W. Anderson.
HANDS ON - VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF PAISLEY
Members of Dalziel Cine & Video Club present general knowledge quizzes, as part of a training exercise using the television studio facilities at Paisley University.
A short comedy which tells the story of an officious boss who is tricked by his colleagues into believing that his head is expanding and contracting when they swap his bowler hat for one of a different size.
Director, Brian Saberton. -- Credits: cast Bryan Law (Harold), David Orr (John), Tom Park (Tom), Evelyn Law (Samantha), John Ballantyne and Jean Ballantyne (the McSweeneys), Brian Saberton (Dr. Carver), with Tom Davies, Bob Ross, Annie Williams, Eddie Williams sc. Brian Saberton camera J. Anderson crew Evelyn Law, Tom Park, T. Davies, D. Dickson Grateful thanks for use of offices and shop to S.S.E.B. Motherwell and Norman Shirlaw Gent's Outfitters Wishaw .
A flustered driver tries to reverse his car into a tight parking space, while a small crowd gather to watch. The woman giving him signals and directions finally gets into the car in front and drives away, leaving the driver nonplussed.
Credits: [featuring Phil Wooton, John Ballantyne, Ian Ballantyne, Jessie Matthews].
Amateur footage of the Royal Highland Show, including mainly shots of cattle, horses and decorated carts.
A short drama which tells the story of a young man who steals a car to impress his girlfriend, only to find that there is a baby in the boot.
Credits: cast David Orr, Jacqueline Orr, Laura Hogg, Jane Gilchrist, Christopher Patterson, Eric Dunsmure camera Brian Saberton sd. Jack Anderson lighting Bryan Law ed. Bryan Law sc. Evelyn Law d. Evelyn Law.
General views of Kirkcudbright during summer, including shots of the main streets, buildings and houses, the harbour and a pipe band and majorette team performing.
Amateur footage of the Lanark Lanimer Day procession, 1964, concentrating on the decorated floats and participants as they proceed to the town centre for the Queen's coronation.
Lanimer Day celebrations in Lanark, 12th June 1969, including children preparing for the parade and the coronation of the Lanimer Queen.
A short comedy in which a bachelor goes to an inefficient dating agency in the hope of finding someone to wash his clothes and cook for him.
Director, Evelyn Law. -- Credits: cast Tom Davies (Henry), Nancy Davies (Sarah), John McMillan (Cecil [Y]oung), George Morice (Leslie Timpson), Jacqueline Orr (Lesley Simpson), Jennifer Lundie (Data-Match interviewer), Bryan Law (Computer Operator), Rena Kelly (Barmaid) sc. Evelyn Law camera Bryan Law crew Brian Saberton, Jack Anderson, Tom Park Thanks to Bellshill & Mossend Bowling Club for use of their premises.
An amateur drama with a religious theme set in a coastguard station in 1968. A lifeboat has gone to rescue a stricken German yacht in a severe storm at the same time as a doctor is needed to be transported to do an operation on a sick child.
Credits: cast Ray Moffat (Morag), Bill Dewar (Dougald), Bill Farquharson (Minister), Christine Farquharson (Mrs. Skinner) sc. Bill Farquharson ph. Bryan Law, Robert Letham ed. Evelyn & Bryan Law screenplay & d. Evelyn Law.
A spoof version of a film awards ceremony - two friends bicker about who should win the award for best actor.
Credits: starring Margaret Farquharson, Jennifer Lundie, Jack Anderson, Bill Farquharson, Ina Anderson, Robert Black and Members of D.C.V.C. - featuring Brian Saberton as Terry Parkinson p. team Tom Callander, Bryan Law sc. and d. Evelyn Law.
A short domestic comedy in which a clock-repairer's brother-in-law causes havoc by getting the Burgh Council to deliver the town hall clock to the house for repair.
Credits: cast Bill Farquharson (Andy), Margaret Farquharson (Sadie), Jennifer Lundie (Mrs. Pearson), Jack Anderson (Albert) camera Bryan Law p. team Evelyn Law, J. Anderson d. Brian Saberton.
ONE MAN'S MEAT IS ANOTHER MAN'S POISON / BLACK FRIDAY
Two short amateur dramas - in one, a woman tries to get rid of her husband but poisons her lover the lodger instead; in the other, an accident-prone husband realises too late that it is Friday 13th.
Amateur comedy in which a flying saucer lands in a back garden in Motherwell. The film club treasurer finds a ray gun that can make people disappear and threatens to use it on the club members if they don't pay their subscriptions.
Amateur behind-the-scenes footage of the filming of a Dalziel Cine Club production, demonstrating the techniques used to produce special visual effects. [See ref. 7454 for finished production, GIE'S A HAUN]
The culmination of the Dalziel Cine and Video Club's annual dinner - prizes are presented to club members and the new club president is introduced.
A spoof TV general knowledge quiz in which answers and questions have been mixed up for comic effect.
Credits: cast Bill Farquharson (Quiz master), Jack Anderson (Scores), Brian Saberton, John McMillan, Jim Nixon, george Morice, Bob Ross, Tom Callander ph. Paul Sergeant, Pat Mahon, Vince Picozzi questions by Evelyn Law ed. Pat Mahon.
An amateur comedy in which two hikers on a hill walk set up in a bothy for the night. One has a ring and starts to relate a story about Bonnie Prince Charlie.
[filmed by George Morice and Paul Sergeant].
Amateur footage of a Dalziel Cine Club outing by steamer to Arran.
A short comedy about a man who falls and hurts his back. His accent is so broad that the doctor can't understand him and so he manages to get an appointment at the doctor's surgery, where he clearly enjoys her back massage.
Director, John Ballantyne . -- Credits: cast John Ballantyne (Sandy), Nancy Davies (Sandy's wife), Patricia Robertson (Dr. Humdinger), Collette Picozzi (Receptionist), Bryan Law and Ray Stroat (Good Samaritans), Evelyn Law, John Ballantyne, Tom Davies (Patients) sc. John Ballantyne co-director Tom Davies camera Brian Saberton ed. Brian Saberton sd. Bryan Law lighting Bryan Law Our thanks to Dr. Brown and Partners for the use of [the surgery].
An amateur drama in which an investigative journalist interviews a retired police detective about one of his unsolved murder cases.
Credits: cast Claire Cameron, Willie Morrison, June Copeland, Andy Smith, Vince Picozzi ph. Pat Mahon ed. Pat Mahon sc. Brian Saberton d. Brian Saberton.
A woman demonstrates a bizarre method of shoplifting in a supermarket.
A businessman goes into a cafe for afternoon tea but is ignored by the waitress who serves other customers, even some who come in after he did. Eventually he gets one of the shop's own signs that says "Waitress Wanted", puts it on his table and finally gets served.
Credits: cast Jim Kerr, Bob Black, Phil Wooton.
A short amateur comedy which tells the story of a woman who finds an ancient spell that brings two ebullient and disruptive monks from Melrose Abbey forward in time to the present day.
Director, Brian Saberton. -- Credits: cast Jennifer Lundie (Abigail Elersom), Michael Moran (Graham Elersom), Bill Farquharson (Brother Robert), George Morice (Brother Allan), Vincent Picozzi (Vincent), Colette Picozzi (Colette) sc. Bill Farquharson, Brian Saberton camera Bryan Law lighting Bryan Law ed. Brian Saberton, Bryan Law sd. Brian Saberton, Bryan Law titles Jean Ballantyne production assistant Evelyn Law.
A light-hearted amateur dramatisation of the Bobby Bare song "Time", in which an elderly gentleman laments the passage of time.
Director, John McMillan . -- Credits: cast Bob Black (Old Man), Eddie Williams (His Pal) camera Bob Ross ass. d. Tom Callender original idea by Jessie Matthews.
WATERFALL CASE TRANSISTOR PIPE??? SSHhhhh!
An amateur comedy in which a father trying to relax after his dinner becomes increasingly exasperated by different noises in his house.
Credits: cast J. McKenzie (Father), J. Steel (Grandfather), S. Miller (Mother), G. Miller and D. Miller (Boys), H. Cull (Woman).
An amateur documentary about the production of the Motherwell Times newspaper, showing details of the hot metal press printing method.
Credits: p. Jessie Matthews assisted by Alice Findlay, Betty Findlay, Jack Anderson, Dan Prentice, George Smith comm. sp. J.L.M. Cotter The co-operation of Mr. J.M. Cotter and his staff is gratefully acknowledged..
An amateur short about a mother and daughter naming a pet lamb.
Credits: cast Jacqueline Orr, Jennifer Orr p. team Evelyn Law, May Wilson, Bryan Law, Bill McCallum, Tom Park, Ken Skilton, Alastair Wilson sc. and d. E. Law ph. A. Wilson lighting B. Law ed. A. Wilson, B. Law location: David and May Wilson, Summerside Farm.
A short comedy in which a cine club member is determined to win the coveted Rosebowl trophy at all costs, even if it means murdering his rivals in various ingenious ways. However the women members of the club have other ideas.
Director, George Smith. -- Credits: d. Billy Rae [comm. w. George Morice].
SHAPINSAY IN THE EARLY NINETEEN EIGHTIES
Footage of family and working life and community events through the seasons on Shapinsay.
WEDDING OF SHEENA & BILL AT SKELMORLIE NORTH CHURCH, the
Amateur footage of a small family wedding ceremony and reception at Skelmorlie North Church, Ayrshire.
Amateur footage of family outings on Bute and of the hovercraft service in Rothesay Bay.
Amateur footage of land reclamation work and coal bing clearance at Loch Ore, and shots of local people enjoying the facilities at the eventual Lochore Meadows Country Park.
Amateur footage of Lochore Meadows Country Park in different seasons, including shots of a curling match and wildlife around the park.
Amateur home-movie of New Year Ba' in Kirkwall, Orkney, 1961. Includes, family at home, wedding and holiday in Scotland including Glasgow, the Trossachs and the Borders.
SOUTH RONALDSAY 'HORSES' / STROMNESS SHOPPING WEEK / COUNTY SHOW / LUPINS
Amateur footage of the boys ploughing match and costume parade at South Ronaldsay. Costume parades and agricultural show in Stromness and Finstown, Orkney.
STROMNESS SHOPPING WEEK / ORKNEY THROUGH THE AGES / FINSTOWN FANCY DRESS PARADE / KIRKWALL WELCOMES THE QUEEN
Fancy Dress and parades at Stromness Shopping Week and Finstown Fancy Dress Parade in Orkney. Also Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh visiting Kirkwall, 1960.
FAGAN WEDDING & FAMILY / KIRKCALDY PAGEANT & FAIR
Amateur family footage, including a wedding, the Kirkcaldy Pageant and Fair, picnics in the country and a visit to the zoo.
A Scottish women's act of charity inadvertently sends a disabled Indian beggar boy on a difficult, spiritual journey from the streets of Mumbai to an ancient hilltop temple.
Director, Rene Mohandas ; Producer, Wish. -- Credits: Jai - Rajesh 'Jai' Kumar Nisha - Sangeeta Gopal-Vagela Beggar Master - Nawaz Uddin Durdana - Durdana Shaikh Madam - Pratima Kazmi Station Cop - Joginder Singh Little Girl - Pooja Boy 1 - Rakesh Boy 2 - Rajesh Bus Ticket Man - Vrajesh P. Sampat Boy In Photo - Christopher Worsley line producers Vrajesh P. Sampat, Abdol Razzak 1st Assistant Directors Aubin Sebastian , Sudeep Sengupta, Ashita Katary 2nd Assistant Directors Janani Ravichandran, Aparna Purohit Casting Kanchan Ghos, Ashok Ashish, Harekrishna Jani Casting workshop Asif Basi, Pratima Kazmi Location Manager Vrajesh P. Sampat Location Assistants Praveen, Ashok Nalla Production Managers Yogesh Sampat, Parvin, Komud Shahi Production Assistants Jay Singh, Pradeep, Nell Keay Runners Liyakat Ali, Faiyaz Ahmed, Rajesh Yadav, Yasin Dawood, Saleem Khan, Prem Kumar, Muna Shaikh Lighting Gaffer Barket MZaria Assistant Camera Vijay Kadoria Boom Operator P. A. Laxman Continuity Vinay Waikul, Sujata Venkateswaran Storyboarder Jaeson Flynn Art Director Amar M. Vidhate Art Assistant Virender Make Up Bashir Khan Dresser Atik Ahamad Accountant Sanjay Singhania Assembly Editor (India) Praveen Prabhakaran Dubbing Assistant Craig Aitchison Online Editor Ian Ballantyne Many thanks to Mohan and Rosmarie Mohandas, Rakesh Mehra, Jaeson Flynn, Amrik Singh, Yvonne Isimeme Ibazebo, Bedi family, Shaikh family, Harpal Vardi, Shashi, Metali, Zaynah, Bill Clark, Asif Kapadia, Arc Facilities, Cameron Communications, Chandra & Galaxy Multimedia Mumbai, Brendan McGuirran & HSBC Bank Director of Photography Sudheer Palsane Director of Photography M. S. Sundaresan (2nd schedule) Production Designer Agnes Goveas Sound Recordist Debasish Mishra Composer Iain Cook Sound Design John Cobban Editor Bert Eeles Executive Producers Becky Lloyd Agnes Wilkie Producers René Mohandas, Durdana Shaikh, Poonam Sharma w. and d. Rene Mohandas A Wish Production for Scottish TV, Grampian TV and Scottish Screen. © MMIV..
Nick Beattie is not amused. His wife is home alone and heavily pregnant plus he has missed the last train home. Things take an apparent turn for the better when a mysterious man suggests they have a drink.
Director, Duncan Nicoll ; Producer, Short Film Trading and Naked Films, Eight and a Half. -- Credits: CAST Nick Russell Anderson Grieves Liam Brennan Mel Jenny Ryan Guard Alec Purves Halfway House Barman Derek Munn Old Man Jimmy Barbour Work colleague Len McCaffer Man in pub Mark Jenkins Doctor Zack Copping Nurse Esther Copping Barman Douglas Dougan Drinker 1 Clunie Scott Drinker 2 Faisal Aziz Drinker 3 Jonathan Greet Drinker 4 Alistair Graham Baby Jasmin Currie-Mullan PRODUCTION TEAM p. man. Manuela Mancini 1st ass.d . Mark Ash 2nd ass. d. Dave Hancock 3rd ass. d. Marine Munro location man. Tom Kelly sc. supervisor Pavel Lopez p. ass. Ashley Portland, Gregor Myles p. designer Mike McLoughlin ass. art d. Corneilious Peirce [sic?] d. ph. Scott Ward camera ass. Minttu Mantynen focus puller George Geddes grip Mark Donnelly gaffers Martin Palmer, Alistair Hill electricians Ian Jackson, Amy Elder, Calder Sibbald costume designer Amalie Harper-Gow costume ass. Hariet Edmonds make-up designer Julia Russell sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operators Simon Tomlinson, Oliver Kenney graphic design Jonathan Greet stills ph. Pavel Lopez ed. Robert McCann on-line ed. Avatar composer Stuart David dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Karen Muirhead"Slow Down" w. and performed by Tom Clelland. © 2001 Tom Clelland. Licensed to Shoeshine Records. casting Victoria Beattie sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker, Eleanor Roseblade p. accountant John McKain producers for Eight and a Half Deborah Keogh, Arabella Page Croft co-ordinator for Eight and a Half Angela Smith exec. p. Paddy Higson p. Zack Copping w. and d. Duncan Nicoll With thanks to VFG, Moving Picture Company, Hammerhead, Avatar Post Production, Shoeshine Records, Scotrail, Railtrack, The Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, The Clachan Bar, Hurricane Bar and Grill, Jan McTaggart, Eilidh Nicoll, Esther Copping, Jolyon White, Mark Jenkins, Edinburgh Film Focus. A Short Film Trading and Naked Films for BBC Scotland in association with Scottish Screen, National Lottery Fund, Glasgow Film Office and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow. Eight and a Half for BBC Scotland. © BBC MMII.
It's a normal day at Gran's house but when granddaughter Jasmine discovers a caveman in the cellar, chaos ensues!
Director, Angus McPake ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: An Edinburgh Mediabase production in association with First Light and Scottish Screen Starred Lisa McEwan, Sheila Latimer, Stephen McNicoll and as The Maid, Gillian Dodds. p. designer Mike McLoughlin lighting gaffer John Duncan spark Douglas Walker camera ass. Mark Sneddon, Chris Warwick sd. rec. Graham McCormick boom operator Darryl Hewat special make-up effects Stephen Murphy make-up / hair Lynn S. Gordon costume Piritta Kami and Amber O'Keefe offline ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan online ed. Ian Ballantyne at ARC Facilities sd. dub John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison original music score Angus McPake 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer 3rd ass. d. Chris Wilshaw sc. supervisor Amber Parsons p. advisor Claire Kerr p. co-ordinator / 2nd ass. d. Stephanie Wright p. ass. Siobhan Shields location man. David Hancock stills Sue Osmond With thanks to all the staff at Edinburgh Mediabase., Audio Link, all the staff at Callender House, Falkirk, Joanne Deponio & Historic Scotland, Hammerheed TV Scotland, Judith Devereaux & Trinity House, Leith, Brian McIntosh, Phyllis North, Stiven Christie Management, Brian Suttie. Special thankyou to Lee Lighting and Mark Ritchie exec. p. Mark Grindle w. Nicola Gove p. Lucy Brown DOP Simon Vickery d. Angus McPake First Light: Inspiring Young Film. Film Council. HI8US. Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Edinburgh Mediabase. Supported by the Lottery through The UK Film Council's First Light Initiative and through Scottish Screen. © First Light & Scottish Screen 2003..
A boy finds a unique way of escaping the monotony of everyday life.
Director, Mark Ash ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: Matt Tate, Maureen Allan, Mark Coleman, Liam Stewart ph. Mikael Kanerva camera ass. Minttu Mantynen designed by Natalie Astridge gaffer John Duncan spark Douglas Walker sd. rec. Graham McCormick boom operator Craig Gaskin make-up / hair Lynn S. Gordon costume Lorraine Boyle & Kirsta Dartnell ed Ladhg O'Sullivan online ed. Ian Ballantyne at ARC effects ed. Alan Brown sd. dubbing John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison m. Fahad Kindy 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer 3rd ass. d. Neil Murray & Chris Willshaw sc. supervisor Amber Parsons p. advisor Clare Kerr p. co-ordinator / 2nd ass. d. Stephanie Wright p. ass. Siobhan Shields location man. David Hancock location ass. Russell Beard & Esther Giminez stills Sue Osmond Supporting artists Max Boyla, Gemma Brown, Kate Carter, Samantha Davies, Josh Denholm, Annie Faichney, Jonny Fordie, Kent Giboin, Joe Hendry, Carole Jacobs, Lauren Keenan, Keith Lyall, Claire McIntosh, Danny Miller, Anna Pomery, Charlotte Reid, Georgina Reid, Katie Thomson, Catriona Tyre, Morag Wright. With thanks to all the staff at Edinburgh Mediabase, Al Anderson, Audio Link, Camcast, The Edinburgh Acting School, Edinburgh Roads Services, Chris Edmonds, Robin Gillanders, Hammerhead TV Scotland, Lorraine and Hewden Hire, Jeff Fallow, Janice @ Fur & Feathers, Brian McIntosh, PLA, Jimmy Donahue & The Pleasance Societies' Centre, Anna Price, The Roy Family and Loopy, The Royal Lyceum Youth Theatre, Mary Ellen Lang & St. Thomas of Aquinas RC High School, The Scottish Youth Theatre, Brian Suda, Brian Suttie, West End Management. Special thankyou to Lee Lighting and Mark Ritchie. The producers would like to give assurance that no animals were harmed in the making of this film. exec. p. Mark Grindle w. Lewis Clark p. Lucy Brown d. Mark Ash First Light: Inspiring Young Film. Film Council. HI8US. Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Edinburgh Mediabase. Supported by the Lottery through The UK Film Council's First Light Initiative and through Scottish Screen. © First Light & Scottish Screen 2003..
HIDDEN GIFTS: The Mystery of Angus MacPhee
A creative documentary that explores the mystery of art and mental illness. Hidden Gifts tells the story of Angus MacPhee, "the quiet big man" from South Uist, who wove clothes from grass.
Director, Nick Higgins ; Producer, Lansdowne Productions. -- Credits: d. and p. Nick Higgins camera Scott Ward sd. Marcelo de Oliviera, Robert Anderson camera ass. Stephanie Bates, Andrew M'Itwamwari p. man. Abigail Howkins original music Alasdair Roberts rostrum John Butler sd. mix Les Taylor ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan colourist Phil Findlater exec. p. Henry Eagles & Becky Lloyd Thanks to Peggy Cross and family, Joyce Laing & The Art Extraordinary Trust, The Collective Gallery, Leslie Hills, Vicky Conieczny, Monica Higgins & Rob Bruce, School of Scottish Studies, Edinburgh, Visit Hebrides, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar. Lansdowne Productions in association with YLE (Finland), SVT (Sweden), ZDF/3Sat (Germany), VPRO (The Netherlands), Grampian Television (Scotland) and Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. Lansdowne Productions for Grampian TV. © MMIV.
Tommy is a seven year old boy without a dad who fills in the emotional gaps in his life by believing he is Jesus Christ.
Director, Mike Walker ; Producer, Meanpeach / Silver Cloud Television / Synergen SMK. -- Credits: A Meanpeach / Silver Cloud Television / Synergen SMK production in association with Yorkshire Media Production Agency / Studio of the North and Scottish Screen. South East Arts and Yorkshire Arts Sarah Ward Helen McCrory Father Davis Kevin McKidd Tommy Ward Michael de Burca Boy with dog Elliot Holbrow Bakery assistant / lady in street Kathleen Burton Bakery customer Carole Ann Dodman, Rosaria Restaino, Karen Restiano Football players Joel Barlow, Scott Batty, Dominic Beever, Samuel Beres, Thomas Chan, Luke Parfitt, Luke Smith, Joshua Thompson, Pino Tornese, Carl Webb Football supporters (Mums) A. D. Smith, Glenna Barlow, Michele Thompson, Melanie Holbrow, Susan Beres, Suzanne Beever d. ph. Philip Robertson p. designer Richard 'Jesus' Dawson film ed. Alistair Reid sd. rec. Angus McPake dubbing mixer John Cobban composer Paul Leonard-Morgan costume designer Jema Davies make-up / hair Zosia Barker sc. ed. Lucy Scher casting d. Milly Chadbon p. man. Rebecca Knapp p. co-ordinator Gillian Tod p. ass. Alistair Green locatiojn man. Jonathan G. Brown, John Offord first ass. d. Razza Mallal third ass. d. John Offord floor runners Emma Harpley, Charlotte Wakefield focus puller Steven Gardner clapper loader Leon Lockley camera trainee / video ass. Tim Gardiner grip Tim Proctor grip ass. Ben Richards lighting gaffer Chris Greenwood electricians Ghassan Abdullah, Andy Lowe skylift operator Peter Harrison art d. Julie Anne Horan ass. art d. Laura Skinner, Alison Mulford art dept. ass. Richard Heptonstall, Heather Hunter, David Mills, Jon Wills portrait artist Ana Snawdon boom operator Oliver Kenney ass. sd. mixer Karen Muirhead ]sc. supervisor Keith Dando costume ass. Katie Hadden, Liz Johnson hair stylist to Helen McCrory Sharon Holland make-up / hair ass. Lisa Stewart stills ph. A. Jeremy P. Lawrence chaperone Liz Spencer animal handlers Timbertops security Gary Stapleton catering The George & Dragon Pub choir music performed by Edinburgh Grand Opera conductor Richard Lewis engineer Liam Nugent A special thanks to Tim Cornish, Tony Dixon, Meabh O'Donovan, Steve McIntyre, Colin Pons, Carole Sheridan, Ann Tobin And thanks to Stage 84, Tykes 2000, Act One, Panavision London, Lee Lighting, Hammerhead TV, Deluxe Laboratories, Studio 51, Computamatch, Mink Jam, Warwick Sound, De Lane Lea, Margaret Dickson, Richard Plume, Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood, Sarah Eden, Jean Susan and John Clayton, Jim Gelder, Pete and Lynda Williams, Fitzwilliam Wentworth Amenity Trust, Richard Taaylor, Seveen Security Services, 1st VChoice Roller Shutters, Timbertops, all at The George and Dragon and Wentworth Village. Developed with the help and support of The Script Factory. Part funded by the European Regional Development Fund. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © Meanpeach / Silver Cloud Television / Synergen SMK p. Jonathan G. Brown, Rebecca Knapp w. and d. Mike Walker.
Three washed up 'has been' animation stars try and fail to come to terms with their former flat mate Bizzy's spiralling success, but will they have the last laugh?
Director, Henry Cruickshank ; Producer, GMAC Cineworks. -- Credits: GMAC presents a Cineworks production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland Voices Tim McInnerny, Josie Lawrence 3D animation Liam Cullen animation ass. Julia McLean, Paul Milne compositing Oliver Smyth, Matt Rochester armature construction Donald Holwill m. Graeme Neilson, Neil Jack and Charlie Mount dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Craig Aitchison, Travis Reeves colouring ass. Nick Preston add. props Sarah Barnes, Paul Kubon, Rowan McIntosh scanning Andy Janes, Jim Stirk exterior set Aardman Animations voice record Bubble TV edit Nick Wright, Matt Rochester, Scott MCCartney online ed. JAe Limited story Helen Cruickshank, Paul Kubon screenplay Johnny Meres p. Nick Wright and Cineworks exec. p. for GMAC Sueann Smith, David Smith Special thanks Edinburgh College of Art, Neil Kempsell, David McKay, Alan Mason, Linda Matherson, Nobles Gate. BBC Scotland, Edinburgh Mediabase, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Cineworks / Henry Cruickshank MMV.
A young girl rescues a seal and meets a sea prince in his underwater palace. As she leaves, he gives her a beautiful and mysterious shell.
Director, Jessica Langford ; Producer, Pomegranate Films. -- Credits: For our daughter Naomi and my mother Mollie d., animator Jessica Langford composer Sally Beamish cello Robert Irvine flute Rosemary Locke voice Stephanie Irvine clarsach Catriona McKay marimba Heather Corbett Gaelic voices Joel MacLeod, Elizabeth MacAskill, Calum Cameron ed. Cassandra MacGrogan audio engineer Allan Cuthbertson dubbing mixer Bronek Korda A Pomegranate Films production for Channel 4 in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MMV..
Ewan is a young boy in the Highlands who decides to vanquish the Kelpie, a legendary beast from Scottish Mythology that, in the guise of a horse, drags unwary people to their death in the Loch.
Director, Iain Gardner ; Producer, Red Kite. -- Credits: Voices: Kelpie: John Sessions Father: Joseph McFadden Mother: Patricia Kerrigan Ewan: Danny Dixon Catriona: Jodie Dixon Screenplay: Angus Peter Campbell, Iain Gardner m. Sigur Ros p. man. Sueann Smith p. accountant Moyra Statham animat. Nicolette van Gendt, Andy McPherson, John Lund CGI animat. Garry Marshall animat. ass. Mårten Jönmark, Kyla Tomlinson, Vicki Haworth matte ass. Robin Livesey, Sarah Gavin, Kwesi Raphael, Gráinne Quinlan, Genevieve Willis additonal CGI effects: Duncan Kay additional Layout Artist: Rob Barton Ink + Paint Artists: Liz Dew, Jim Stirk compositing/After FX: Matthew Rochester sd. design John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison Sound Recording Studios: Hackenbacker – London, Canongate Studios - Edinburgh Children's Casting Director: Anna Hepburn Series Post-Production Supervisor: Rod Howick Post-Production: Kerry Cathro Calligraphy: Donald Murray Tape to film transfer: Colour Film Services, London Series Production Controller, S4C: Margaret Hughes Series Lawyer, S4C: Dafydd Downes Series Coordinators, Right Angle: Bunty Hunt, Lucy Black Series Producer, Right Angle: Amanda Blake Script and Series Editors, Right Angle: Martin Lamb, Penelope Middelboe Series Executive Producer: Chris Grace Executive Producers: Ishbel MacLennan - BBC Alba, Carole Sheridan - Scottish Screen Producer: Mary Morrison Director: Iain Gardner A Red Kite Production supported by BBC Alba, CCG & Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund on behalf of S4C in association with the Children's Television Trust International. © S4C MMIII.
When your bonfire is stolen by a rival gang, there is only one thing to do. Head through no-man's and and steal it back.
Director, Stuart Grieve ; Producer, A Tern Television Production in association with Three Sisters. -- Credits: CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present d. Stuart Grieve p. Angela Smith w. Joe Mullin Cast: Doughnut David McAllister Brains Jonathan Boyle Legs Allan Kennedy Nervous Joseph Carney Thumbs Spencer McMillan Leckie Jamie Quinn Stan Paul McLaughlin Sadie Chloe Holliday Ice cream man Alan McCafferty Major Frosty Infantry Mark Brown, Christopher Mitchell, Gary Scott, Jonathan Pender, Elliot McQuiston, Ronald McAughey, Samantha Denholm, Natalie Ogilvie, Scott Cowan, John Cowan, Kieran McCabe, Eilidh Cowan, Jade Patterson, Robyn Hart, Heather Keenan, Denise Taylor, Shannon Douglas, Olivia Black, Ali Craig, Jack Shepherd, Adam Bush, Conor Martin, Conor Winning, Sean Martin, Geoff Patterson, Jasmine Main, Chloe Gray, Daniel McNally, Craig Scally, Jack Fox, Nicole Docherty, Lloyd Butler, Jode Merrick, Claire McCabe, Thessa Sianipar, Jack Wylie, Nicole Lynch, Rachel Craig, Carly Ward Leckie's Gang Sean O'Hara, Christopher Robin, Lee Robin, Ross Harris, Ross McLean, Ciaran Gallagher, Michaela Cruikshanks, Mahdi Sunda, Ian McAllister, John James Gallagher p. man. Kieran Parker ass. p. Arabella Page Croft 1st ass. d. Morris Milne 3rd ass. d. Joanne Matthews runner Joseph McLanaghan sc. supervisor Anne McGarrity location man. Simon Weston chaperones Stephen Houston, Caroline Stewart, Maureen Cairns, Martin John Bristow, Karen Coleman d. ph. Philip Robertson camera operator John Harper camera ass. Gordon McMillan steadicam operator Martin Parry grip Robert Etherson camera trainees Colin Cumming, Will Church stills Cristina Llofes-Armstrong titles Laura Eyres p. designer Natalie Astridge art d. Moley Campbell ass. art d. Suzanne Field runners Carrie Smith, Ailean Stuart costume designer Louise Noble costume ass. Emma Bannerman, Sally Campbell make-up designer Lorraine Prosser make-up ass. Caroline Hamilton sd. rec. Duncan Reid boom operator Kieran Boyne dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. ddubbing mixer Craig Aitchison online ed. Simon Cull ed. Megan Green exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. for BBC Claire Mundell, Simon Parsons Thanks to Barbara Doyle, Sandra Grieve, Ron Waddell, Joy Grieve, Bramble Grieve, Chris Coombs, Susan Doyle, Jason Hendriksen, Karen East, Alice Smith, Ian Smith, Keith Smith, James Brownwright, Live 'n' Loud Stage School, Glasgow City Council, Castlemilk High School, John O'Neil, Cathkin Braes Golf Club and the people of Castlemilk. A Tern Television Production in association with Three Sisters for CBBC, Tartan Smalls, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMIII .
When Sid, Leanne and Claire take to the kitchen in a crazy comedy about cooking, the proof is most definitely in the pudding!
Director, Steven Morrison ; Producer, La Belle Allee Productions. -- Credits: CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present Clare Marianne Furneaux Sid Kieran McCabe Leanne Eilidh Murray Dad Forbes Masson Mum Sue Briggs Snooty Woman Jane Donnelly Snooty Man Iain Wotherspoon Trendy Woman Hannah McGill Trendy Man Gerard Sampiao Old Woman Mary Ross Old Man William Findlay Hungry Man John Rooney Hungry Woman Karen Rooney d. ph. Kenneth Simpson focus puller Jaspreet Bal grip Mark Donnelly camera as.. Andrew M'Tmawarni video ass. Douglas McLeod sd. supervisor Cameron Mercer boom operator Stephen McBride lighting d. Derrick Ritchie electrician Chris Davis film ed. Diarmid Scrimshaw online ed. Dave Clark dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. sd. dubber Craig Aitchison p. designer Adam Squires art. d. Natalie Astridge props buyer Paul McNamara art dept. ass. Connor McLean, Oliver Werani construction man. Nicol Wheatley construction Chris Barraman scenic painting effects Paul McNamara costume designer Denise Coombes costume ass. Martin Allen make-up designer Niamh Morrison m. composed by Iain Cook stills ph. Adrian Barry first ass. d. Kath Wishart third ass. d. Alex Mattinson chaperone Carolina Stewart p. trainee Joanna Matthews p. ass. Sarah Young sc. supervisor Iain Andrew location man. Derek Henderson p. accountant David Young p. co-ordinator Toren Barnes p. man. Lisa Baxter exec. p. (BBC) Simon Parsons, Claire Mundell exec. p. (Scottish Screen) Becky Lloyd w. Siobhan Fogarty p. Karen Smyth d. Steven Morrison La Belle Allee Productions Thanks to Glasgow College of Food Technology, Joa & Mario Pelosi - Cafe Otago, Colin Campbell, Sosho, Edit 123 Tartan Smalls, CBBC, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded..
Conceptual artist Ryan Exidore attempts the greatest performance of his life. Having been caught with a truck load of drugs he must use the art of spin to convince a high court jury that they were all for personal consumption.
Director, Richard Weeks ; Producer, Cineworks. -- Credits: The Opening. On the Case. On Justice. On Drugs. On Being an Artist. Fluffy Snuff. Flat-Art - with doodles and a sprinkling of timeblasts please. EXIDORE [repeats several times during opening credits sequence] Latest Score... Exidore bags another 140 e's, Strathclyde Constabulary make second arrest camera Jim Rusk ed. Blair Young sd. John Cobban titles ISO 3d animat. Dave Burns, Anne Bailey m. Hannah's Barber and Robert Henderson 35mm transfer by Cinepix & Studio Babelsberg Thanks to Anke, Curlybrains, Chris Bowman, DAP, Syntax, GSA [Glasgow School of Art], QM, 13th Note, Malcolm and all at Street Level, Will, Paul Gallagher, Damien and Elsbeth, Clyde, Shona at Locofoco, Tony at the Sub Club, Bargo, Whitespace, 1576 Advertising, Carnarvon Bar, Tron Bar, Vivian Hynds at GDC, Cordelia, SAC, all at GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop] and Nicola Black. Exidore is not currently in receipt of a Scottish Arts Council Grant. Cineworks in association with Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, Scottish Screen, Edinburgh Council, Glasgow Council, VF, Kodak, Soho IUmages, FVA exec. p. Cordelia Stephens © Cineworks / Richard Weeks 2000.
BURNS MEMORIAL: Mr Ramsay MacDonald at Unveiling
Ramsay MacDonald unveiling the Burns Memorial at Dumfries. Filmed for Gaumont British News. [see also ref. 0547]
Producer, Gaumont British News. -- Credits: Gaumont British News.
A short folk tale about Greed, Envy and a Talking Tree! Based on a story my father used to tell me at bedtime, it’s about a lonely old beachcomber who is given a magic mill by a strange tree, only to have it stolen by a passing hunter. It is a fairy tale about how the sea became salty.
Director, Campbell McAllister. -- Credits: w. Campbell McAllister Thanks to Bert Ross, Wullie Summers, John Cobban, Dave Archibald, Dave Clark, The Edit Suite.
A frewwheeling comedy where we learn literally what we already know. Metaphoricallty - inside every adult there is a child working the controls. Seven year-old Gavin discovers that his babysitter, Uncle Bob, has a small boy inside him, making him work. What happens when Gavin decides that he wants a go?
Director, David Cairns ; Producer, Sprocketeers Production in association with Forged Films. -- Credits: Gavin Robert Findlay Little Bob Jack Richardson Uncle Bob Richard Callan Mum Claire Ellis Dad Robert Beveridge 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 3rd ass. d. Derek Ritchie p. co-ordinator Jill Pryde runner Paul Shearer sc. supervisor Richard Dilks stills ph. Sue Osmond p. accountant Moyra Statham focus puller Richie Holt camera ass. Stephanie Bates lighting gaffer Andy Stewart spark Alastair McArthur boom operator Simon Tomlinson standby art d. Janice McRae scenic artist Jean-Jacques Chabousier mechanical effects Luke Oldale make-up ass. Jenny Jones costume designer Connie Fairbairn costume ass. Sally Campbell costume trainee Felicity Faichney cinematographer Scott Ward p. designer Tom Sayer costume designer Alison Mitchell make-up & prosthetics Stephen Murphy composer Angus McPake animat. Garry Marshall, Nic Harrison sd. rec. Angus McPake sd. design John Cobban online ed. Neil Cunningham ed.. Mark Jenkins Thanks to Audiolonk, Ian Dodds, Enrico Harvey, Chris Thompson exec. p. Claire Mundell, Carole Sheridan, Nigel R. Smith p. Claire Kerr w. and d. David Cairns A Sprocketeers Production in association with Forged Films © BBC MMII.
A black comedy about two women who have tried to commit suicide and are recovering in hospital close to a maternity wing. Seeing and reflecting on the mother-child bond affects them in different ways and when one is sent home for Christmas, the other tries to take her life again...
Director, John Tiffany ; Producer, Fresh Film and Television. -- Credits: Jeannie Siobhan Redmond Alison Molly Innes Nurse Kath Howden Morag Jenny Ryan Donna Anne Marie Timoney Young Doctor Colin McCredie Woman with Trolley Muriel Romanes Alison's Mother Eileen Nicholas Baby Daisy and Baby Kylie Callum and Christopher O'Brien p. man. Gill Parry p. co-ordinator Paula Thorton first ass. d. Lee Rooney second ass. d. Jonathan Farmer sc. supervisor Avril Watt sd. rec. Ian Leslie boom operator Becky Thomson dubbing mixer Bronek Korda focus puller Ossie McLean grip Finlay McAllister gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Michael Carr art d. Laurel Wear standby props Doug Chatham costume designer Ruth Sinclair wardrobe ass. Janis Murray make-up designer Julie Mackay make-up ass. Paula Glass stunt co-ordinator Tom Delmar d. ph. John I. Brown p. designer Tom Sayer composer John Irvine ed. Fiona Irvine exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Oscar van Heek w. Kate Atkinson © BBC MCMXCVII.
A foolish young man confronts his father-in-law, a powerful and wealthy sorceror, and finds himself stranded on an enchanted island. A gripping tale of greed, stupidity and the supernatural, based on the short story by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Director, David Cairns ; Producer, Caspian Productions. -- Credits: In Robert Louis Stevenson's Cast Cameron Moray Hunter Jean Blythe Duff Mackay Graham Crowden Marie Simone Lahbib Mr Cannibal Harry Glass Mrs Cannibal Anna Hepburn Cannibal Kev Steve McNicoll Cannibal Ken Ricky Callan Cannibal Kas Harry Crowden Film stock Kodak Film processing Metrocolor Camera equipment GHS Catering Le Bistro Security FPC Security Editing facility Skyline Recording Studios Hart Street Studios Dubbing Theatre Scottish Television Dolby Encoding Worldwide Sound With thanks to Biggar Museum Trust, Biggar Theatre Workshop, David MacDonald Printers, Diehard Drama Publishers, East Lothian Council, ECS Antiques, Gilmerton Community Centre, Homeworthy, Ian Leslie, Keith Johnson & Pelling, Morrison Love, MW Brunsdon, Noble Leisure, Pinnacle Vodaphone, Scottish Building Society, Still Life, Utilities, Condor Van Hire, W. Aikman, Weather Watchers and Betty Reeves, Colin Cavers, Dave Sutton, David Meek, Derek Livesy, Finlay Cairns, George Carlaw, Jan Henderson, Jimmie Robertson, John Shirley, Mr & Mrs Elliot, Simon Phillips Filmed on location at Portobello Beach and Tower, Gullane Beach, Inch Community Centre, Ladbrokes Gilmerton, Hamilton Estates, Edinburgh College of Art Special thanks to Fiona Watson, Nieves Larranaga, James Anderson, Invergordon Distillers, Edinburgh District Arts Council. Made with the financial assistance of Lothian Regional Council and ADK Searching Services Ltd. BSIS Award Winner and completed with the assistance of the Scottish Film Production Fund. Caspian Productions and Caspian IOV © 1994.
Marcie’s Dowry is an explosive black comedy. All is not well down at Wise farm. Gus and Molly have spent all their money on their only daughter Marcie. Now she’s getting married and somebody’s going to have to pay.
Director, David MacKenzie ; Producer, Parallel Pictures. -- Credits: p. Glynis Robertson w. Bill Chamberlain d. ph. Robert Bonnici p. designer Tom Sayer ed. Simon Cull composer Paul Leonard-Morgan add. m. Gary Lightbody special FX The Bryces Cast Gus Wise Edward Woodward Molly Wise Sheila Donald Marcie Marsali Stewart Fraser Kevin McKidd Bank Manager Paul Young MacIllvenny Gary McCormack Millard Gary Lewis Franco Frank Gallagher Don Niall Greg Fulton Ed Rab Affleck The Grass Sam Osborne Wedding Arrangers Jonathan Saunders, Neil Burns Crew ass. p. Wendy Griffin casting d. Morag Arbuthnott sc. supervisor Belinda Newman p. co-ordinator Russell McLean p. secretary Sarah Pole p. runner Joclynn Roberts floor runner Stuart Kidd location man. Tom Kelly location ass. John Armstrong stills ph. Charlie Crawford stunt arranger Michael Scott-Law storyboard artist Derek Gray 1st ass. d. Ian Barber 2nd ass. d. Ted Mitchell McKenna 3rd ass. d. Tracy Skelton focus puller Ossie McLean clapper loader Jaspreet Bal video ass. operator George Geddes key grip Eddie Burt sd. rec. Allan Young, Alan McNicol boom operator Fiona Carlin, Angus McPake supervising ed. Colin Monie dubbing ed. Kahl Henderson, Michael MacKinnon dubbing mixer Mike Prestwood-Smith titles by Men in White Coats art d. Rhona Wilson construction man. Craig Castle armourer Perry Costello prosthetic arm Grant Mason briefcase bomb design Colin Vickery art dept. trainee Sarah Bremner art dept. ass. Gareth Williams, Adam Squires carpenter Luke Oldale costume designer Louise Noble wardrobe ass. Joanne MacLean make-up and hair supervisor Claire Davies make-up ass. Karen Brotherston gaffer Arthur Donnelly electricians Fraser Campbell, John Adamson exec. p. Dan MacRae, Victoria Evans Facilities Serious Facilities, Savalas, De Lane Lea, Soho Images, Tru-Cut, Edit Video, Kodak, Filmgame, Panavision Manchester, Griphouse North, Lee Lighting, Brown McLeod, Production Profiles, First Stop Builders Merchants, Forth Fire Protection, Eskbank Safety Services, Tommy Jones Catering, St. Andrews Ambulance, Sony / ATV Muisc Publishing, Scottish Screen Locations, South West Scotland Screen Locations, Waterside Classic Cars, Toyota (GB) Ltd., Arnold Clark Thanks to Dumfries and Galloway Council, Easy Ayrshire Council, Upper Nithsdale Community Initiative, Glasgow City Council, Kelloholm Business Enterprise Centre, Buccleuch Estates, Barr Quarries, Glasgow School of Art Textile Department, Anne Ferguson, Jane Halliday, Hari MacMillan, The Wedding Extras, Ryan Quigley, Alan Dick, Jake Roberts, Angus Pigott, Tony Bowser, TRevor Howsam, Walter Young, Naomi Liston, Simon Vickery, Helen Boyes, Hans Baernhoft, Paddy Higson, Liz Pearson, Linda Crook, Sam Craig Shot on location with additional funding from Groundbase Limited, Leader II, Enterprise Ayrshire, Lanarkshire Development Agency.
At twilight in a twisty old wood, a magical event takes place. By the gnarled roots of an old tree and lit by the glow of a flickering light, a romance blossoms between an unexpected couple, a Daddy Longlegs and a Red Carnation. As they and the other creatures create this surreal midnight ceilidh and dance the evening away, a malevolent spider threatens to fatally end the dance and the blossoming romance. However he only brings them closer together as the community unites to repel the danger.
Director, Rachel Everitt ; Producer, Red Kite. -- Credits: animat. and d. Rachel Everitt ass. art workers Daphne Louter, Sueann Smith, Steven Williams ass. animator Harriet Buckley m. Philip Pinsky ed. Mark Jenkins sd. effects Philip Pinsky, James Lyon post production Daniel Meadows Thanks to Jason Wagner, Katja Anderson, Matt Rochester, Brian Hennigan, Mary Morrison, Rachel Bevan Baker, Maeve McAdam p. for Red Kite Productions: Ken Anderson exec. p. for Channel 4: Ruth Fielding exec. p. for Scottish Screen: Steve McIntyre p. Ken Anderson © Red Kite Productions / Rachel Everitt 2001.
Trapped inside the handbag-disco from Hell and drunk on Malibu and heartbreak, jilted bride Kelly-Marie is having the worst day of her life. But when the Ladies’ toilets become centre-stage for a life or death drama, the situation calls for some serious action.
Director, Andy Goddard ; Producer, Screenbase. -- Credits: Kelly Marie Jenny McGrindle Lulu Karen Dunbar Ruby Jan Wilson Gracie Kay Gallie Adele Jenny Foulds Candy Girl Debbie Welsh Man in Kilt Mark Robb Ninja Baby Doll Kirsty Strain Bar Man Callum Johnston p. man. Amanda Black p. accountant Fraser Grant location man. Naomi Liston runners Margaret MacDonald, David Towers 1st ass. d. Bridget Goodman 2nd ass. d. Ted Mitchell 3rd ass. d. Fiona MacMillan sc. supervisor Belinda Newman art d. Ken Urry construction Rod Hogg, Bob Gee make-up artist Candice Banks wardrobe ass. Isobel Bullerwell focus puller Jaspreet Bal clapper loader Julia Robertson grip Lucien Grieve boom operator Fiona Carlin 2nd unit camera operator Paul Hanning 2nd unit focus puller John Harper gaffer Derrick Ritchie special effects Peter Akass stunts Abbi Collins stunt co-ordinator Jason White stills ph. Charlie Crawford dubbing ed. Bernard O'Reilly dubbing mixer Hugh Johnson d. ph. Iain Riddick p. designer Alan Wright costume designer Carole Millar makep-up / hair Meg Spiers sd. rec. Phil Croal original m. Ross Campbell film ed. Gary Scott exec. p. Victoria Evans, Dan MacRae p. Becky Lloyd w. and d. Andy Goddard A Screenbase Production for BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen. © BBC MM.
A modern fairytale about one woman’s struggle to keep her relationships ... alive.
Director, Cat McKiernan. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund and the Glasgow Film Office A film by Cat McKiernan p. Pamela Hansson d. ph. Simon Dennis w. and d. Cat McKiernan female lead Karina Neeson lover Benedick Swan 1st suitor Williasm Rogue 2nd suitor Niall Grieg Fulton window cleaner Martyn Tim Webster p. designer Bob Smart costume designer Gill Horn make-up designer Nikki Brannan m. composed by Andrew Cruikshank stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott Law sd. rec. Angus McPake stills ph. David McIntyre p. man. Abigail Howkins, Lucy Newman props man. John Ferguson 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell sc. supervisor Belinda Newman focus puller Simon Vickery gaffer Lex Burnhams clapper loader Stephanie Bates grip Jim Loomis video ass. Janis Marsh scenic artist Deirdre McCrimmon 2nd ass. d. Michael Jodd art dept. ass. Althea McGhie, Susan Collins, Natalie Astridge unit doctor Honor Condliffe boom operator Fiona Kelly p. ass. Karen Mackie unit runners Saul Williams, Andrew Gardner stills ass. Richard Harris unit stills Jim Loomis ed. Simon Dennis dubbing ed. Dave Galbraith, Colin McNab sd. engineer (music) Robin Rankin violin Greg Lawson accordian John Logan harp Meredith McCracken double bass Andrew Cruickshank Edited at Digital Facilities, Edinburgh. Sound dub recorded at Wanderlust Audio, Edinburgh. Muisc recorded at Ca Va Studios, Glasgow. Camera lenses & grip equipment provided by GHS. Lighting equipment supplied by Lee Lighting. Post production by Soho Images. Insurance provided by AON Ruben, Catering by La Piazzetta. Filmed on Kodak Eastman Stock. With special thanks to Lenny Crooks (GFO), Dave Kelly (GHS), George Thomson (Lee Lighting), Simon Hill & Dave Smith (Digital Facilities), Anne Guidera (Kodak), Nigel Horn (Soho Images), Dan MacRae (Scottish Screen), Freda O'Brien (Design), Brian Kirk, Frances Higson, Julie Fraser, Mark Lees, Justin Molotnikov, Glasgow City Council, Alison Jones, Les Trentman, Tinaviel Shaw, Dundee Rep Theatre, Stuart Cunningham, Lara Cellini (The Film & Video Access Centre) Shot on location in Glasgow and Edinburgh. The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. Glasgow Film Office. Scottish Screen. Edinburgh City Council. Glasgow City Council. exec. p. Cordelia Stephens © Cat McKiernan / Pamela Hansson / Cineworks 2000.
In 1590 the reigning monarch, King James the VI of Scotland, was in danger of being toppled from his throne by the blight of witchcraft. In North Berwick, three fishwives, Margaret, Ina and Sandra, have good reason to believe that they might be targeted in the King's witch hunt and set about devising a plan to save themselves from the fearful witch-dooking apparatus. [synopsis from Red Kite Animation website at http://www.redkite-animation.com, last accessed 15/7/2008]
Director, Elizabeth Hobbs ; Producer, Red Kite. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and Red Kite Productions animated by Elizabeth Hobbs w. Morag Mackinnon voices by Colin McLaren ed. Mark Jenkins sd. mix and dub John Cobban film transfer Hokus Bogus m. and SFX Phillip Pinsky violins Kirsty Orton, Brigid McFall percussion Peter Vilk Thank you Simon Payne, Rachel Bevan Baker, Ken Anderson, Abilgail Howkins, David Smith, Edinburgh City Council p. Katja Anderson exec. p. Cordelia Stephens BBC Scotland, Cineworks, GMAC, Edinburgh Mediabase © Cineworks / Elizabeth Hobbs 2002.
An extraordinary animated documentary about science and god, from highly acclaimed filmmaker Cameron Duguid.
Director, Cameron Duguid ; Producer, Bridging the Gap . -- Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with Scottish Screen presents exec. p. Noe Mendelle, Amy Hardie, Mark Cousins sd. rec. Anna Douglass live-action recording Susan Lamb, Louise MacFarlane, Ruth Barrie sd. design Cameron Duguid, Marcelo de Oliveira ed. Ruth Barrie credit sequence Matt Rochester contributors Andrew Mason, Alexander Stoddart, Aike Linghagen, Ragne Oline Lindhagen, Nik Vafeilopoulos, Nessa Briggs-Green, Dylan Briggs-Green Thank you Edinburgh University, Jen Loughnan, The Contributors, Donald Holwill, Alan Mason, Neil Kempsell, Sidsel Lindhagen, Peter Traynor, Paramount Pinters Ltd., Curtis Fine Papers Ltd. A Bridging the Gap production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Tayside, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art.
A visual guide to immigration, contrasting images of arrivals and departures at Montparnasse rail station with the woman who tends and cleans the toilets.
Director, Kapwani Kiwanga ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: Thanks to Mme Folly Abjon, Thomas Renaud, Paulina Eshono, Anias Nectoux camera Ewan McNicol sd. rec. Angus McPake sd. design John Cobban offline ed. Fiona Reid online ed. Ian Ballantyne location services Screen Parts p. co-ordinator Amber Parsons p. man. Wendy Griffin p. Jason Hall exec. p. Paul Ryan Part of the Entente Cordiale Centenary Celebrations www.ententecordialescotland.org.uk An Edinburgh Mediabase Production. Scottish Executive, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MMIV..
A child's innocent and poignant understanding of the Catholic Church provokes an ironic response from the local priest.
Director, Bronagh Keegan ; Producer, A Four Minute Wonders Production in association with La Belle Allee Productions. . -- Credits: Biddy Heather Kennan The Priest Alan Tall The Curate William Andrews Playgriound Bully Jonathan Gordon Football Bullies Jack Smyth, Jonathan Gordon, Ross Forgan, Marcus Casement d. ph. Brian Tufano focus puller Jaspreet Bal clapper loader Anna Benbow grip Mark Donnelly video ass. Shu Lorimaer camera ass. Ed Edwards costume designer Denise Coombes p. designer Natalie Astridge art d. Jenny Alexander, Steve Bryce art dept. ass. Connor McLean, Anna Sheard construction Martin Fallon lighting . Jon White electricians Robert Allan, Dave Wilson make-up designer Christine Brack film ed. Lou Kiddier dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison sd. rec. Cameron Mercer boom operator Stephen McBride sc. supervisor Iain Andrew first ass. d. Kath Wishart third ass. d. Alison Wallace chaperone Joyve Miller location man. Ed Smith still ph. Adrian Barry p. runner Wesley Pollit p. man. Lorna Ferguson Music: "Pump It Up" by Elvis Costello courtesy of Demon Music and Elvis Costello; "It's Over" by the Beta Band copyright of Mason, McLean, Jones and Greentree; "Broken-up-a-ding-dong" by the Beta Band copyright of Mason, McLean, Jones and Greentree exec. p. (Working Title 2) Amanda Boyle, Jon Finn exec. p. (Scottish Screen) Becky Lloyd exec. p. (GFO) Lenny Crooks exec. p. (4 Minute Wonders) Ian Crook p. Karen Smyth w. and d. Bronagh Keegan With thanks to the staff and pupils of Elie Primary School, Fife; Ormsby's of Lancashire; Rev. Alison Chatsworth - All Saints Church, Glasgow; St. Monans Church, Fife; Fife Education Board; Bert Eeles; Greenroomfilms A very special thanks to Maura Keegan for her inspiration A Four Minute Wonders Production in association with La Belle Allee Productions. Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office .
This bleak November, top Indian chef Damodharan Rangafamy leaves the heat of his Madras kitchen - for the windswept Inner Hebrides.
Director, Bob Batchelor ; Producer, Caledonia, Sterne & Wyld. -- Credits: Thanks to the Port Charlotte Hotel, Islay narr. Blythe Duff sd. Brian Howell camera ass. Neil Thom p. man. Sajid Quayum sd. dubbing Brian Paterson ed. Lynn Morrison on-line ed. Tom Malcolm exec. p. Les Wilson, Agnes Wilkie, Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd p. Valerie Lyon filmed and d. Bob Batchelor © MMIII.
Mock n' Roll Dreams delves into Scotland's growing trend in tribute bands - Freddie Mercury is alive and well and playing in a club near you soon.
Director, Gary Coia ; Producer, Little Lanterns Productions. -- Credits: runner Robbie Walker cameras David Lees, Stephen Hughes, Craig Muir sd. Duncan Reid, Steve Gordon graphics Craig Lamberto offline ed. Phil Findlater online ed. Eric McIntyre sd. dubbing Donald MacLeod narr. John Cavanagh p. accounts Gloria Murray exec. p. Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie, Becky Lloyd exec. programme p. Bianca Barker © MMIII.
The mud-caked, sun-baked glory of the Agricultural Show - from the highs and lows of dressing Highland Cattle to the stresses of preparing a winning entry for the Women's Industrial Tent.
Director, Paul Tucker ; Producer, Monkey Puzzle. -- Credits: narr. Kaye Adams camera John Agnew, Garry Downie, Colin Mathieson sd. Steven Gordon, Alexander Laughlan, Innes Campbell lighting Jack Henderson, David Murray ed. Andy Boyd online ed. Eric McIntyre sd. dubbing Brian Paterson, Cy Jack graphics Garry Harper, David Gray ass. d. Kate Smith, Ruth Sangster location d. Angela Buchanan exec. p. Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd © MMIII.
A portrayal of the work done by George Parsonage and Glasgow's Humane Society, told through the eyes of Andrea McGurk, who lost her brother to the River Clyde two years ago.
Director, Ruth Sangster ; Producer, Little Lantern Productions. -- Credits: with special thanks George Parsonage narr. Andrea McGurk m. written and performed by Gerard McGurk, Peter MacLean, Gary Loughlin, Ross Combe, Anton Porteous, George Millar graphics Steven Lavrie, Stephen Little p. accountant Gloria Murray p. runners Yvonne Kerr, Marc McKay camera James Agnew sd. Dorothy C. Le Grove, Duncan Reid sd. mixer Claire Heggie online ed. Gerry Brogaan ed. Andy Boyd exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie.
With the closing of so many theatres many artists turn to alternative ways of playing to their audiences. "See You All on Sunday" follows the legendary Alexander Brothers from the halcyon days of the Kings Theatre to Bonhill Parish Church.
Director, Cliff Martin ; Producer, Glasgow Television. -- Credits: The Alexander Brothers video excerpts courtesy of SCOTDISC Thanks to Rev. Ian Miller and the people of Bonhill and Heinz and Greta Keineder, Sunningdale Residential Home; Donald Nixon, Balloch; Bruce Barnet and Anne Smiley lighting camera Stan Leech ass. camera Struan Adam sd. Patrick Robertson sd. ass. Gordon Clark rigger Gavin MacMillan post production Chas Chalmers p. ass. Celia Hammond p. man. Alexandra MacLeod associate p. Jill Daley exec. p. Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie, Becky Lloyd.
A film crew spend a day documenting an episode in the life on an ageing Asian shopkeeper. As the day unfolds, something is revealed, which may hold the key as to why the corner shop is fast approaching its imminent demise.
Director, Zak Hanif ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre presents A Digicult Project in association with Scottish Screen w. and d. Zak Hanif Shopkeeper Renu Setna 1st Customer John Paul Hurley Short Changed Customer Vicki Liddelle 1st Old Lady in Shop Sarah Grey 2nd Old Lady in Shop Lillian Dawson Girl in Park Daljinder Singh Boy in Park Gregor Marks Film Maker Zak Hanif Professor David McEvoy Himself film ed. Lewis Gourlay d. ph. Steven Mochrie m. Anders Sodergren sd. rec. Gregor Marks camera ass. Jason Weidner make-up and costume Nicole Stafford casting by Victoria Beattie Casting stills ph. Mark Scott dubbing ed. John Cobban associate p. Amber Parsons For GMAC p. Karen O'Hare ass. p. Ciara Barry technical support William Summers director of GMAC Dale Corlett For Scottish Screen short film exec. Julia Caithness For UK Film Council project co-ordinator Paul Hewlett Special thanks to Maggie Kinloch of RSAMD, Anis Ahmad, Mr. Atwal, Anderston Primary School, Brent Millar, Hammerhead TV, Cagoule Productions, The Base, LA Media exec. p. Caroline Cooper-Charles and Paul Welsh Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. [copyright statement is covered by timecode, cannot read at time of cataloguing].
Like young lovers, a couple dance in the snow. When death strikes, Madeleine freezes over. Eventually her heart melts; at Bernard's side she says goodbye.
Director, Amy Neil ; Producer, Poetry in Motion Ltd.. -- Credits: Filmpool Nord and Scottish Screen in association wiith Poetry in Motion and White Rabbit w. Amy Neil p. Andrew Bonner co-producers Kamelia Pebdani, Mattias Paulsson exec. p. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness exec. p. for FilmPool Nord Sirel Peensaar-Miel Madeleine Greta Scacchi Bernard Jacob Nordenson 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell p. man. Kamelia Pebdani p. co-ordinator Maria Hassi floor runner Toni Savela p. accountant Iain Reid d. ph. Anders Bohman focus puller Mattias Paulsson clapper loader Hans Engstrom gaffer Niels-Erik Jarvy electrician Robert Eriksson sd. rec. Jonas Rudels p. designer Peter Bavman art d. Lena P. Cederlund costume designer Anna Mary Scott Robbins wardrobe supervisor Annkathrin Lundqvist makeup designer Ailie Smith ed. Bert Eeles colourist Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves locations scout Madeleine Ekman locations ass. Emily Field driver Dave Shedden sc. consultant Marilyn Milgrom voiceover artists Johanna Larson, Louise Ljungemo, Bee Rowlatt m. consultant Dave Cumings "I Was Made For Loving You" arrangement written and performed by Queen of Japan from a song by Kiss Production catering by Asa Holmlund. Filmed on location in Tore, near Lulea, Sweden. Production equipment supplied by Dagsljus, Stockholm. Shot on Kodak stock. Telecine by Nordisk Film Post Production, Stockholm. Post production sound by The Base, Glasgow. Colour grading by ARC Facilities, Glasgow Special thanks to Heather Fletcher, Madeleine Ekman, Berit Tilly, Aileen Donaldson, Keith and Jo Irwin, Keith Graham, Sarah Bryant, Andy Peterson, Cat Villiers, Chris Simon, Jo Edwards, Kirsty Mackay, Carolina Woolf, Elizabeth Guest, Kerstin Adcock, Mark Meddings, Dan Clark at Kodak, Johnny Brundin at Dagsljus, Andreia Tilling at Nordisk, The Katrin Cartlidge Foundation. The characters and incidents portrayed and the names used herien are fictitious [...etc] Made with support from Filmpool Nord, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Poetry in Motion Ltd. / Amy Neil MMVI.
Downtrodden Frankie (Billy Boyd) is given an opportunity that is too good to refuse when a chance encounter gives him 24 hours to get his life back on track and revive his romance.
Director, Michael Hines ; Producer, McDongall Films. -- Credits: filmed on location in Glasgow, London, Paris and over Tokyo. Frankie Billy Boyd Gail Ali Mackinnon Justin Alan McCafferty Hnadsom hunk Chris Cameron Air Steward Nicole Cooper Carol Gabriel Quigley Alec Sandy Nelson Nick James Young Scratch and her puppies Frankie's mum Carol Andrews Lotvic Khalid Naqvi Taxi driver Sanjeev Kholi Jeff Simon Weir Chemist Girl 1 Julie Toal Chemist Girl 2 Deborah McCance 1st ass. d. Maryann Wilson 2nd ass. d. Emma Bedford 3rd ass. d. Jo Gibson p. secretary Sarah Scott sc. superviser Dolina MacFarline p. accountant Pamela Corscadden locations ass. Robbie Kirkpatrick locations man. Karen McConnell catering Reel Food make-up ass. Heather Millington, Gillian Turnbull make-up artist Jaqui Mallett costume Ray Holman, Fiona King props Stuart Watters art d. Robina Nichol p. designer Graham Rose original m. Michael Hines "Queen of Angels" written and performed by Mark Nevin dubbing mixer Cy Jack lighting engineers Willie Cadden, Davie Thorpe boom operator Graham Ardense sd. rec. Ken McNeil camera trainee Darren Gorman camera ass. Garry Downie d. ph. John Agnew online ed. Tom Malcolm ed. Angela Slaven line p. Elaine Campbell exec. p. Agnes Wilkie, Becky Lloyd w. Marc Pye producers with to thank Benoit Caron & Film France, Jim Gangel at Drum Security, Grassick's BMW Perth, Jacques Cole, John Paton & Son A McDongall Films Production for Scottish TV, Grampian TV and Scottish Screen..
CHAPLIN'S GOLIATH: In Search of Scotland's Forgotten Star
The life and times of 'comic heavy' Eric Campbell, Charlie Chaplin's greatest co-star and collaborator.
Director, Kevin MacDonald ; Producer, Figment Films. -- Credits: research Sally Beare, Camilla Bubna-Kasteliz, Timothy Webster, Timothy Warren archive material Film Preservation Associates, Huntley Film Archive, The Mary Pickford Foundation, British Film Institute, Scottish Film Archive, Dunoon and Cowal Heritage Trust narr. Bill Paterson consultants David Robinson, Kevin Brownlow, David Gill, David Shepherd camera ass. David Byrne, Vanessa Morehouse sd. Keith Tunney, Michael Lanoe dubbing mixer Steven Hinkins online ed. Ian Birchall m. Donald Fraser exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Scott Ferguson camera Neve Cunningham ed. David Moore Figment Films and the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund in association with the Scottish Film Production Fund for Scottish Television. © Figment Films Limited MCMXCVI.
An unemployed ex-coal miner becomes a recluse, obsessed with breeding butterflies in the garden of his home in a mining village near Edinburgh. Family and friends are frustrated in their attempts to encourage him out of his self-imposed exile and his teenage son, angry and bewildered by his father’s withdrawal, is finally driven to extreme action in a bid to regain his father’s attention and affection.
Director, Barry Ackroyd ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: Cast Tom Reid Ian Hanmore Francis Reid Mark D'Urso Carol Reid Lynne Killin Duncan Alex Howden John John Yule The Trainer Geraldine McNulty The Lecturer Kern Falconer Donna Donna Martin Callum Callum Johnston Darren Michael Nolan Young Francis Andrew Aitchison Crew 1st ass. d. Gus McLean 2nd ass. d. Karen McConnell 3rd ass. d. Jonathan Farmer sc. supervisor Avril Watt p. accountant Laura Norris p. ass. Angus Ferguson p. secretary Suzanne Allan camera operator Baz Irvine focus puller Lewis Buchan clapper loader Alick Fraser camera trainee Jaspreet Bal still ph. Ann Collins gaffer Donny Campbell lighting electrician Mick Carr lighting trainee David Downie sd. rec. Mike Lax sd. ass. Tristan Anika sd. trainee Alistair Mason ass. ed. Alex Broad ed. trainee Giles Burgess ass. art d. Doug Chatham art. dept. ass. Laurel Weir standby props Tony Sheridan butterfly wrangler Dave Stewart wardrobe supervisor Carole Millar wardrobe trainee Ruth Sinclair make-up artist Julie Mackay make-up trainee Nicky Knowles exec. p. Robin Gutch, Catherine Aitken dubbing mixer Cy Jack composer Tom Bancroft designer Tom Sayer ed. David Gibson p. supervisor Susie Brown Written by Jimmy Gardner from a story by Robin MacPherson p. Robin MacPherson d. and ph. Barry Ackroyd Thanks to Lynn Aitken, Birkhill Clay Mine, The Bridges Project, Edinburgh Residencies, Edinburgh Video Training Company, Lothian and Borders Police, Monktonhall Colliery Ltd., Scottish Broadcast and Film Training, Scottish Mining Museum, The communities of Winchburgh and Broxburn. An Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Production for Channel 4 and the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund in association with the Scottish Film Production Fund. © EFWT 1996..
Andy, a small time drug dealer, is heavily indebted to his supplier. After a long weekend of partying, Rachel finds two missionaries on the doorstep and invites them into their flat. When Andy sees them, he panics, assuming they are debt collectors. Rachel calms him but soon begins to have doubts herself, so she spikes their tea with LSD. The missionaries are horrified when they discover this, but soon begin to enjoy the spiritual experience, supervised by Andy and Rachel... until the real debt collectors arrive and chaos ensues.
Director, [d. David MacKenzie] ; Producer, [p.c. Sigma Films in association with Antonine Films]. -- Credits: [Cast Alastair MacKenzie Andy Susan Vidler Rachel Paul Hickey Jess Gary Lewis Taylor] [p. Gillian Berrie co-producer John McKain w. Gillian Berrie ed. Colin Monie m. Paul Leonard-Morgan, Martin Roberts "Amazing Grace" perfomed by Danusia Zaremba ph. Oliver Cheesman p. design Mark Leese sd. Louis Kramer, Mark Rose, Kenny Allan].
The tragi-comic tale of Flossy the candy floss girl who loses her heart to Luke the Waltzer boy in the fairground. But Bert, the embittered Arcade owner is set to smash her dreams and prove that like candyfloss, love disappears as soon as you bite into it.
Director, Hannah Robinson ; Producer, IVP. -- Credits: w. Maria McDonnell, Hannah Robinson CAST (in order of appearance) Morag Siller Flossy Jim Twaddale Bert Tim Webster Luke Monica Brady Lilly Paul Hickey Perky Alicia Hood Luke's Girl CREW d. ph. Martin Singleton ed. Gary Scott p. designer Mark Leese composer Andrew Clarke sd. rec. Phil Croal dubbing mixer Cy Jack make-up designer Sarah Fidelo costume designer Gill Horn exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Oscar Van Heek ass. p. Peter Gallacher 1st ass. d. Mercedes McGurn sc. superviser Gill Humpherston locations man. Philip Ramsell 2nd ass. d. Kirstin McDougal 3rd ass. d. Patrick McGurn p. accountant Dave Burke casting adviser Martin McCardie camera operator Andrew Ford stills Alan Wylie focus puller Chris Burns grip Dave Mahon gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Michael Carr boom operator Kenny Allan art d. Rohan Banyard standby props Paul McNamara standby carpenter Mark Brady design ass. Ursula Cleary, Martin McNee costume ass. Phyllis Byrne, Sarah Lawrence make-up ass. Claire Davies p. runners Paul Church, Naomi Walls sd. trainee Alastair Burgess ed. trainee Giles Burgess camera trainees Julie Bills, Joe Gormley Fairground kindly provided by Jimmy Graham & Sons. Filmed on location at Clyde Valley Country Estate and editing provided by Digital Facilities. Sound dub recorded at Waterfront Studios. Music recorded at Tempo Recording Studio. String arrangement Audrey Morse courier Ecosse camera equipment GHS grip equipment Nebo Films crane hire Brogan Hire mobile phones Scotphone vehicle hire Arnold Clark rostrum camera Malcolm Paris publicity Paul Smith film stock Kodak labs Metrocolor Special thanks to Jimmy Graham Snr. & Jnr., Jim Warmock, Irvine Gamble, Vicky Miller, Harry Miller, Underbank Primary, Tracey Smith at Casarotto Company, Edit 123, Karen Fry, David Hayman, John McVay, Alison Robinson, Stephen Mochrie, Eric Urquahart, David Garrett, Jo Masson, Gary Stewart, Irene Napier, Dan MacRae, John Pope, Patrice Lemoine, Josh le Vay, Alex Gegeshidze, Charles Searson, Richard Weller, Nicky Bignell, Barclay 'the chicken' Rae © BBC MCMXCVII.
A modern fairytale. Eleven year old Gemma is a captive, like the animals which fill the menagerie which is her home.
Director, Morag Fullerton ; Producer, Umbrella Television. -- Credits: Gemma Fiona Kennedy Babs Cara Kennedy Jimmy Stevie Hannan Jimmy's Mates Stewart Porter, Jim Byars, William McBain Kittens Man John Deehan Brandy Woman Alicia Devine Hoodlum's Owner Rab Affleck Man's Mate Tony Curran Jason's Mum Becky Baxter Boner Cass w. Kathy Crombie d. ph. Stuart Wyld p. designer Graham Rose film ed. Fiona MacDonald composer Craig Armstrong sd. rec. Peter Brill p. man. Graeme Gordon costume designer Fiona King make-up designer Cheryl Mercer ass. film ed. Ian Adams dubbing mixer Bronek Korda camera ass. Stephen O'Donnell boom operator Stuart Wilson dubbing ass. Paul Wilson camera grip Derek Kerr gaffer Willie Cadden electrician John Duncan prop buyer Douglas Harvey action props Stuart Watters musicians Anthea Haddow, Colette Ruddy, Mary Jones location man. Shirley Sinclair p. ass. Elizabeth Sherry 2nd ass. d. / locations Brian Horseburgh locations ass. Katie Kinnaird 3rd ass. d. Jane McCall art dept. runner Ruth Moore p. runner Stephen Newlands titles Paperdart rostrum Studio 51 cutting room facilities Pelicula Films Ltd. film processing Rank Film Labs. chaperone David Wallis animals by Creature Feature catering by Exquisite Scoff lighting Lee Lighting Ltd. (Scotland) With many thanks to Patricia McGinty, William Best, Dr. Edwards, Mugdocl Country Park, Clydebank District Council, Mr. Gossall, Arnold Clark, Startchambers, Jay Coaches, The Renfrew Ferry exec. p. Andrea Calderwood, Paddy Higson No animals were harmed in the making of this film and all were professionally cared for. An Umbrella Television Production for BBC Scotland and the Scottisdh Film Production Fund. © BBC Scotland MCMXCIV.
A singular old man is torn-faced and broken. In earlier photographs he’s eight feet tall and makes a very poor doormat, affable with the hordes. Now, he’s hit his anecdotage, busy fending off obituarists. His only recourse to dignity is language.
Director, Morag MacKinnon ; Producer, Fantoosh Film / Area 5. -- Credits: Old Man Graham Crowden Young Man Colin McLaren Wee Boy Ross Anderson ph. Kenneth Simpson p. designer Tom Sayer w. Colin McLaren ed. Bert Eeles m. Jennifer and Hazel Wrigley exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Stephen Cleary p. man. and ass. d. David Tarvit p. ass. Jessie Lewis continuity Dylan Matthews make-up Stephen Murphy stills ph. Ian Dodds runner Nigel Smith catering Alison Robinson steadicam operator Alastair Rae focus puller Hannah Rumsby clapper loader Simon Vickery gaffer Roddy Kippen grip Lucien Grieve crane operator John Kelly sd. rec. Robert Anderson boom operator Jez Curnow art d. Margaret Reeves, Mike McLoughlin stand-by props Laurel Wear art dept. ass. Alex Purbrick dubbing mixer Bronek Korda ass. dubbing mixer Derek Livesey music recording Roy Ashby negative cutter Jim Heffernan ass. film ed. Rachel Seiffert Special thanks Area 5 Productions, British Red Cross (Edinburgh Branch), Raclan Properties, Hillier Parker, Melville Motors, Hammerhead Television Facilities, Arts and Media Catering, Jenny House, Ecosse Couriers. "Prime Cuts". A Fantoosh Film / Area 5 Production for the Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council. Music supported by The Scottish Arts Council. The story, or names, characters or incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious, no identification with actual persons is intended or should be inferred. © Fantoosh Films 1996..
The relationship between a father and son is taken to the limit when the workmen at the family firm initiate the boy into his new job.
Director, Martin McCardie ; Producer, Ideal World / Wiseguise. -- Credits: Arthur Kennedy Sean McGinley Luke Kennedy Steven Duffy Metal Worker Laurie Ventry Gary Lewis, Frank Gallagher, David McKay, Stevie Hannan, Steve Hotchkiss, Eric Barlow, Jim Twaddale d. ph. Alan Stewart sd. rec. Louis Kramer ed. James Hamilton designer Alan Reid p. man. Su Bainbridge costume designer Phyllis Byrne make-up designer Catherine Shirley composer Michael Marra performed by Norman Chalmers studio p. Jed Grimes 1st ass. d. Graeme Gordon 2nd ass. d. Beverley Syme unit runner Donald McKinnon unit trainee Paul Shirley sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield unit man. Angela Murray p. ass. Carole Sheridan costume / make-up ass. Michael Sisson standby props Chris Cull art dept. ass. Raymond Young, Mike Oliver, Adam Squires gaffer Mark Ritchie grips Ian Maghie focus puller Ros Naylor clapper loaders Kenneth Simpson, Alick Fraser camera trainee Ian Young boom operator Simon Chirgwin sd. trainee James Callaghan sparks Michael Toher, Paul Bates genny operator Jimmy Dorigan dubbing ed. Bronek Korda property master Derek Livesey stills ph. Alan Wylie Thanks to Eddie McCardie Snr., Bernard Gray, Jamestown Concrete Produced with the financial assistance of The Scottish Arts Council exec. p. Andrea Calderwood, Catherine Aitken. Tartan Short. Copyright BBC Scotland 1996..
The limits of growing up in a dead-end town, teenage boredom and long hot summers with nothing to do.... A teenage spaghetti western cracked on cheap wine and hand-me down sportswear.
Director, Andy Goddard ; Producer, Wild Frontier. -- Credits: w. Andy Goddard p. Nic Murison Nicola Leeann Hogg Laura Emma Ramsay Minty Catriona Wanless Kwik-Save Clark Robertson Stevie Steven McCouag Lad 3 Jon Mansen Lad 4 Gordon Blackie lighting camera Enrico Harvey sd. rec. Tony Cook ed. Gary Scott composer Ross Campbell designer Irene Harris p. man. Vivien Robertson 1st ass. d. Steven Ross sc. supervisor Avril Watt costume designer Ruth Sinclair wardrobe ass. Janice Murray make-up ass. Pippa Wilson art dept. ass. Sam Storey boom op. Alastair Mason focus puller Graeme Scott clapper / loader Ben Grieve grip Lucien Grieve locations ass. Linda Keddie 2nd ass. d. Jonathan Farmer chaperone / runner Ryan Kirkwood EVTC trainees Paul Leadbetter, Kevin Gordon, Jenni Fagan, June Arthur, Christian Downes Second Unit lighting camera Alasdair Walker focus puller Mark Raeburn clapper / loader Julie Bills video ass. Siubhan Lorimer sd. rec. Andy Baird boom op. Tristan Anika continuity Karen Wood wardrobe supervisor Cat Shirley make-up artist Sarah Fidelo p. ass. Angus Ferguson dubbing ed. Cy Jack stills ph. Reuben Paris exec. p. Oscar van Heek, Mark Grindle, Emma Berkofsky Made in association with Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Special thanks to Cine Europe, Soho Images Ltd, Digital Facilities, GHS, Lee Lighting, Ice Film Equipment, Damson Studios, East Lothian Council, POrt Seton Fishing Association, Forth Ports, Robin MacPherson, Sara Barr, Angus Lamont, Patrick Harkins. © Wild Frontier 1997. .
Three gangster mice, poker, death and a damp rabbit. A short and funny animation from the makers of The Tree Officer.
Director, Neil Jack ; Producer, Ko Lik Films. -- Credits: The Mice Fellas in Brendan Mark McDonnell Eddie Johnny Meres Vinnie Gavin Mitchell ed. Christopher Pitbladdo titles Michael Hughes post production ARC Facilities sd. John L. Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison sd. post production The Base original m. Terry Adams costumes Sarah Green models Fiona Barty, David Campbell, Michael Hughes, Neil Jack animat. Neil Jack, Michael Hughes, Fiona Barty digital ph. consultant Ronnie Baxter w. Cameron Fraser, Neil Jack Thanks to Rona Fraser, Ken & Katja Anderson, Sueann Smith, Jennifer Loughnan, Becky Lloyd, Red Kite Productions, Matt Rochester,n Joe at JB Cameras, Jamie, Julie, Lucy. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © Ko Lik Films 2004.
Robert Flaherty's documentary of life of an Inuit family. Made in North Canada. Film shows Nanook the hunter and his family building an igloo. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue. Note copy held here is incomplete]
Early British story film. Stolen baby rescued by dog. produced by Cecil Hepworth. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, [d. Lewin Fitzhamon] ; Producer, Hepworth Manufacturing Company. -- Credits: [Nursemaid CLARK, May Rover Blair Father HEPWORTH, Cecil M. Mother HEPWORTH, Mrs Baby HEPWORTH, Barbara Soldier SMITH, Sebastian Gipsy SMITH, Mrs Sebastian].
Trick comedy. Based on story by H.G.Wells [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
One of D.W. Griffith's earliest films. Based on incidents from poet's life. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, D.W. Griffith ; Producer, [p.c. Biograph Company]. -- Credits: [Director GRIFFITH, D.W. Production Company Biograph Company Screenplay GRIFFITH, D.W. Screenplay WOODS, Frank E. Original Poem POE, Edgar Allan Director of Photography BITZER, Billy CAST Cast Member YOST, Herbert Cast Member ARVIDSON, Linda Cast Member JOHNSON, Arthur Cast Member PERLEY, Charles].
Earliest extant British one-reel story film. Reconstruction of life of notorious criminal. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, William Haggar ; Producer, [p.c. Haggar and Sons]. -- Credits: [Cast Charles Peace HAGGAR, Walter His mistress HAGGAR, Violet His accomplice HAGGAR, Lily Mistress's husband HAGGAR, James First policeman HAGGAR, Henry Second policeman HAGGAR, Frederick Third policeman GIDDINGS, Joe Woman in the garden HAGGAR, Mrs William].
Earliest story film in history of American cinema. Describes hold-up of train by a gang who are subsequently rounded up. Directed by Edwin S. Porter. [synopsis from SCFL catalogue]
Director, [d. Edwin S. Porter] ; Producer, [p.c. Edison]. -- Credits: [Bandit BARNES, George Bandit HANAWAY, Frank Leader of the posse ANDERSON, G.M. Dancing Girl MURRAY, Marie Leader of the Posse ABADIE, A.C. Little Girl SNOW, Mary WHITEHEAD, John].
Waves crashing over Helensburgh water front, pedestrians walk by in howling gale.
A man and a woman, bound together in an unusual tale of compassion and friendship.
Director, Paula MacGee ; Producer, Alhambra Films. -- Credits: w. Paula MacGee p. Gaynor Holmes, Paul Yacobian, Paula MacGee Rev Archie McLure David Hayman Annie Julie Graham Joe Martin McCardie Sarah Rochelle MacGee Matthew (Batman) Jamie Yacoubian Joe Jnr. Sean Yacoubian Freddie Stephen McCole Dream Dancers Chris Ballance, Alan McHugh, Deborah Welsh, Andrena Green, Karen Eccles, Annie Marie Timoney The Dug Alba d. ph. Alasdair Walker p. designer Cilla Craig ed. Stuart Grant sd. rec. Brian Howell costume designer Fi Robertson make-up designer Julie Storrie 1st ass. d. Mercedes McGurn 3rd ass. d. Damien McGurn p. ass. Wendy Seager location man. Angus Piggot location ass. Simon Cull design ass. Jill Stewart art dept. ass. Helen Lynch steadicam operator Alastair Rae camera ass. Stephen Cassidy, Gary Dartfield clapper loader Anna Gillespie frip Lucien Grieve lighting gaffer Stephen Arthur lighting electrician Ewan Epton sd. ass. James Callaghan dubbing ed. Bronek Korda dubbing ass. Derek Livesey location catering Margaret Fairley animal handlers Calum Yacoubian, Ryan MacGee chaperone Kim MacGee post p. James Hamilton bondage rigging created by Perry Costello harness / flying created by Anna Gillespie technical management by Hands On Production Services: Perry Costello, Kenny Mathers, James Campbell safety co-ordinator Perry Costello security Paul Thom, Jacky Mackay m. Anyone composed and created by Lorraine McIntosh and Brian Doherty. ©1997 Loves Loves to Love Love composed by Levitt / Thomas. Performed by Lulu. ©1969 EMI Recordings Ltd. Thanks to Colin Campbell and the Housing Department at Inverclyde Council, Soho Images, Wrap Film Systems, SB&FT Shot on location in Port Glasgow and Glasgow. Completed with the finincial assistance of Scottish Screen. © 1997 Alhambra Films Ltd..
A surreal black comedy about a man who spends too much time in his favourite arm-chair.
Director, Duncan Nicoll ; Producer, Loose Cannon Film for Skyline Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: Mick Alasdair MacKenzie Kath Audrey Jenkinson Dole Woman Ann-Louise Ross p. exec. Trevor Davies p. man. Becky Lloyd location man. Naomi Liston ass. d. Victoria Proctor continuity Avril Watt p. runner Tom Kelly art d. Margaret Reeves props master Chris Kelly costume designer Alison Mitchell upholstery specialist Alice Taylor scenic carpenter Bob Barclay art dep. ass. Max Surrey props ass. Christina Robertson focus puller Chris Burns clapper loader Steph Bates grip Clive Grandison gaffer Andy Stewart stills Simon Carr ass. ed. Simon Hay sd. rec. Robert Anderson boom operator Robin Coulthard catering Resourceful Caterers animal specialist Creature Features van hire Arnold Clark sd. dub John L. Cobban camera / grip equipment GHS, Glasgow lighting equipment Strathmore Lighting film stock Kodak development and processing Soho Images sd. transfer Goldcrest Post Production title design Rupert Shafe rostrum camera Soho Images editing facilities Glasgow Film & Video Workshop Filmed at The Palladium, The Royal High School and on location in Edinburgh With thanks to Au Naturelle, Guy Bishop, Josie Brennan, David Cairns & Fiona Watson, Carl Dyson, Charity Action Group, Debenhams, EFWT, Forrest Furnishing, Jimmy Gardner, Godivas, Keyline Timber, Jan McTaggart, Narcissus, Patisserie Florentine, Prop Factory, Radio Telecom Services, Royal Lyceum Theatre Costume Hire, Screenbase Media Productions, TISO, 20/20 Opticians w. Duncan Nicoll, Jolyon White d. ph. Scott Ward ed. Mark Jenkins, p. designer Mike McLoughlin special effexts / make-up Stephen Murphy composer Dino Martino exec. p. Jenny Borgars, Mark Grindle, Dan MacRae p. Jolyon White © Loose Cannon Productions 1998.
A young woman is recovering from the reality of her still born child, when a strange twist of circumstances forces her to live up to the reality that she’s not alone in her suffering. The director takes you on the trail of a mystery and intrigue that leads to a dramatic and disturbing conclusion.
Director, Paula MacGee ; Producer, Alhambra Films. -- Credits: w. Paula MacGee p. Paul Yacoubian, Paula MacGee Fiona Julie Graham Frances Christina S. Johnson Sadie Hope Ross Steven Richard Black Michael David MacDowell First Midwife Alicia Devine Second Midwife Linda Duncan McLaughlin Young Frances Rochelle MacGee Young Fiona / Baby Victoria Cleland Young Fiona's Dad Perry Costello Pregnant Fiona Laurianna Salom d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Suzanne Field ed. Phyllis Ironside sd. rec. Simon Woodward costume designer Julie Storrie make up designer Fiona Maynard p. man Hilary Weir 1st ass. d. Donald Mackinnon 2nd ass. d. Scott Mauchlen 3rd ass. d. Jill Pryde p. ass. Gail Hackston, Alice McGrath location ass. Tim Bain art d. Elaine Robertson ass. art d. Stephen Bryce, Paul Harkins standby props / construction David O'Neill costume ass. Bam Hyslop, Christy Hyslop make up ass. Kari-Anne Johnston runners James Hurrell, Gail Marshall steadicam operator Jan Pester focus puller Kevin O'Brien camera ass. Julie Bills grip Lucien Grieve lighting gaffer Donny Campbell lighting electrician Nicky Inglis sd. ass. Ally Saunderson dubbing mixer Cy Jack continuity Karen Wood location caterers Fairley Catering, Quarriers chaperone Vilsborg Gunnlaugasdottir storyboard artist Derek Gray stills ph. Alan Wylie post production Soho Images security Rock Steady Blythe's Theme composed and performed by Gordon Dougall Calum's Lullaby arranged by Clark Sorley Thanks to Simon Mallinson and everyone at MTP. Shot on location in and around Glasgow and Quarriers Village. Channel Four Bodyshifters. © Alhambra Films 1998..
Set in late 19th Century Edinburgh. Maria McKillop, who already works as an optician, opens the first Camera Obscura on Calton Hill. Her husband, much older than she, thinks it is a folly, but it is certainly an attraction.
Director, Joe Ahearne ; Producer, Goldstar Films. -- Credits: Maria Siobhan Redmond William Neil Pearson Husband Robert Carr Deaf Woman Kay Gallie Daughter Jannette Foggo Chemist Ralph Riach Jeannie Polly McGowan Jeannie's Friend Susan Nisbet With special thanks John Gow, Janet and John, Freelance, Charlie Staffell, The Royl Lyceum, Tron Theatr, 7:84, Hand in Hand, 15 The Grassmarket, Muirne Buchanan, The Atronomical Society of Edinburgh, The Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Glasgow School of Art, Trtters Opticians, G.W. Prescott & Co., Lizars Ltd., C.J. Lang, Watson & Phillip, Skyline, Ryden Lettings Ltd., Grace Kitto, Lindsay & Gilmore p. runners Penni Dolan, Karen Ahlemeyer art dept. runners Richard Weller, Chris Slough, Phillip Ramsell camera runner Mark Jenkins construction Jamie Baxter costume makers Becky Thomas, Shirley Robinson p. stills Lucy Enfield William's photographs Martin Lipscombe William's etching Peter Kirley locations ass. Duncan Nichol electrician Peter Scott art dept. ass. Laura Donnelly standby props Tom Sayer ass. to costume designer Frances Robertson boom operator Fiona Carlin clapper loader Mark Raeburn ass. ed. Melanie Nieuwenhuys p. accountant Tim Gardner 2nd ass. d. Karen Smythe grip James Coulter projectionist Stan Treasurer sc. supervisor Steven Chester focus puller Francis Todd sd. ed. Sean Millar rostrum camera Ken Morse gaffer electrician Donny Campbell locations man. Gavin Turnbull dubbing mixer James Mather make-up artist Graham Johnston sd. rec. Rupert Castle 1st ass. d. Micky McPherson p. co-ordinator Becky Lloyd, Gill Parry exec. p. Andrea Calderwood, Paddy Higson costume designer Gregory Smith d. ph. Grant Scott Cameron p. designers Annette Gillies, Robina Nicholson m. Su Hewitt w. Liz Lochhead p. Catherine Aitken d. Joe Ahearne A Goldstar Film for BBC Scotland and The Scottish Film Production Fund. © BBC MCMXCIV.
Davie is about to embark on his working life. Today is his first day at the local knackery.
Director, Justin Molotnikov ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Davie James Young Cleland Ricky Callan Archie John Murtagh Rab Mike Reed Geoff Malcolm Shields Knackery Worker Dick Ward, Stephen Tolmie, Simon Donaldson, Ali Wilson, Mark Bridgewater, Chris Bell Milkman Steven Cassidy d. ph. Peter Anderson p. designer Caroline Grebbell sd. rec. Mags Scholes ed. Mark Jenkins composer Big John Duncan first ass. d. Clare Kerr (trainee) 3rd ass. d. Leisha Sneddon focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper / loader Julie Bills gaffer Ewan Epton lighting ass. Steven Cassidy camera trainee Paula McEwan grip Lucien Grieve boom operator Tristan Anika ass. p. Rebecca Brazil p. co-ordinator Alan Saywell wardrobe / make-up Louise Noble (trainee) art dept. ass. Andy Pennycuik, Nigel Chipps sc. supervisor Karen Wood sd. dub John Cobban stills Sue Osmond p. accountant Neil Cairns runner Greg Rutherford, Michael Elliot camera and gear GHS lighting Light Track edit facilities GFVW synching Edinburgh Film Studios sd. equipment Warehouse, Shift 4 film stock Ilford FP4 laboratory Metrocolor titles Spectra opticals Damson Studios score recording Fugue State Special thanks to SB & Co., Brian Shackleton and Chris Bell, Scottish Borders Abbatoir, Scottish Borders Council, Peebles and Hawick Police, National Car and Van Hire, Wicken Wholesome Foods Ltd., McMillan Refridgeration, Miller's Dairy, Anderson's Dairy, Anderson, Gibb & Wilson w. and d. Justin Molotnikov exec. p. Dan MacRae, Mark Grindle, Jenny Borgars Prime Cuts. A Sprocketeers Production for Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © Sprocketeers 1998.
Two Lyons Maid cinema commercials from the late 1960s, featuring Orbit and Zoom ice lollies, made in the style of Gerry Anderson animations.
A selection of cinema advertisements and off-cuts of on-screen captions.
Footage of the Airdrie Fair civic celebrations in 1971, marking the 150th anniversary of the Burgh of Airdrie.
A short film showing people enjoying heatwave weather, in and around Dunfermline's Pittencrieff Park (aka The Glen).
Fun and games on various works outings by members of staff at David Black's & Co.
Gigha - Buying Our Island follows a year in the lives of the residents as they experience the highs, lows and responsibilities of owning their own island home. This community buyout provides a microcosm within the greater land reform debate.
Director, Emma Davie ; Producer, Saltire Film and Television. -- Credits: With many thanks to all the inhabitants of Gigha. researcher Anna Hunter p. man. Elaine Campbell, Paddi James sd. Guy Satchwell, Brian Howell, Colin Hood, Peter Brill, Douglas Kerr dubbing Cy Jack m. Graham Mackintosh ed. Eric Smith ph. Ian Dodds ass. p. Sarah MacKinnon exec. p. Ewan Angus Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMIII.
A black comedy set onstage and off, of a traditional Scottish pantomine. One actor’s progressive nervous breakdown brings Good and Evil into open conflict.
Director, Peter Mullan ; Producer, Green Bridge Film in association with Antonine Films. -- Credits: Cast Wee Jockie Gary Lewis John Peter Mullan Tim Paul Blair Red Riding Hood Laura Fraser Boy Gerald Ness Stage Manager Campbell Soutar 1st ass. d. Tony Sheridan 2nd ass. d. Campbell Soutar 3rd ass. d. Dawn Harvey continuity Sarah England focus puller Francis Todd clapper loader Kirstin McMahon gaffer electrician Stephen Arthur ass. electrician Jamie Miller designer / art.d . Mark Leese art dept. ass. Cliona Harkin art dept. runner Derek Beggs make-up artist Anastasia Shirley make-up ass. Sharon Walker wardrobe Gillian Berrie sd. rec. Alan Young, Alan McNicholl, Peter Brill, Simon Chergwin boom operator Alan McNicholl p. man. Carl Masson p. ass. Laura Cochrane p. accountant Andrew Timpson p. runners John McCain, Al Pollok stills ph. Alan Wylie titles Alan Reid catering Reel Foods ed. Lorraine Keiller dubbing ed. Ken Fraser ass. ed. Alex McLaren dubbing mixer Micheal McKinnon m. Craig Armstrong d. ph. Grant Cameron p. Frances Higson w. and d. Peter Mullan Green Bridge Films would like to thank the following people and organisations for making this film possible: G.P. Film Services - Glynn; David McKay; Reel Foods - Guy, Becky and Izzy; Ian Madden; The Tron Theatre; Jo Masson; Paddy Higson; Malky and Drew; B.V. Graphic Arts; Irene Napier; The Citizens Theatre - Lindy; The Old Atheneum; Scottish Youth Theatre, Jason Young; Christine McLean; Annette Gillies; Terry McDougall; Saline and Max McIlmunn; Susan Maxwell; Carol, Chris and Katie Smith; Marlene Hess; Bob Downe; Terry McCallum; Debbie Carmichael and the pupils of St. Rochs. Everyone who gave up their time, skills, commitment and enthusiasm. A First Reels Project for the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television.
The lives and on-field antics of those in charge of some of Scotland's most popular football club mascots.
Director, Gary Coia ; Producer, Wark Clements / Little Lantern. -- Credits: No mascots were harmed during the making of this programme. narr. Freddie Boardley sd. Steve Gordon, Stuart Major, Dorothy Le-Grove, Alan MacNicol camera Kelvin Gray, Alan Nicol, David Lees sd. dubbing Donald MacLeod ed. Andy Boyd, Tom Malcolm p. man. Ruth Sangster ass. d. Ruth Sangster exec. programme producer Bianca Barker exec. p. Agnes Wilkie, Robin MacPherson, Henry Eagles [Stuart Cosgrove].
CRYSTAL SHIP: Floating Down the Unconcerned River, the
A documentary about the celebrated people’s artist George Wyllie's plans to build a major artwork for the city of Glasgow across the mouth of the River Kelvin. The programme questions attitudes towards the future use and potential of the river for the people of the city.
Director, George Wyllie ; Producer, Viz. -- Credits: Thanks to Murray Grigor, Alastair Miller, Harry Findlay, John Hill Boatbuilders, Liz Bailey and Princes Square, The City Inn, Glasgow. camera Douglas Campbell sd. Allan Young very best boy Pete Searle p. accountants Susan Scott dubbing mixer Dave Murricane exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie ed. Cassandra McGrogan [Alf Young, Policy Editor, Herald newspaper Lynn Murphy, General Manager, The City Inn, Glasgow Alex Gilmour, Clyde Waterbus Service Bruno del Priore, Architect and Urbanist Tom Douglas, Consulting Engineer Angela Petrie, Crystal Ship Development Company Liz Gardiner Artistic Director, Fablevision Dr. John Faithfull, Curator of Geology, Hunterian Museum].
There's gold in Scotland's hills and rivers. Presenter Sandy Wright and popsters Aberfeldy set out on a musical journey to catch gold fever!
Director, Ruth Barrie ; Producer, Autonomi Productions. -- Credits: Once you've had it you'll never be the same again words and music Alexander Wright performed by Alexander Wright and Aberfeldy with special guests Eilidh Shaw and Tam the Banjo Kinsella. Recorded at Liberton Towers by Tim Matthew. camera Susan Lamb second camera Russell Beard sd. Simon Tomlinson, Mark Deas, Andy Baird p. man. Amber Parsons p. ass. Shirley Tulloch animator Madevi Dailly sd. design John Cobban online ed. Ian Ballantyne film ed. James Hamilton With thanks to Mueum of Leadmining, Timespan, British Goldpanning Association, The Leadhills of Wanlockhead Railway, Wanlockhead Inn, Leadhills Miners Library, Regular Music, Alistir Wood Tait Antique and Fine Jewellery, Brian Jackson Royal Museum, Colin Usher, Alan Brown, All the kindly gems of Leadhills and Wanlockhead exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie, Henry Eagles exec. p. for Autonomi Marie Olesen © Autonomi Ltd. MMV.
Classical Kids follows members of the National Children's Orchestra of Scotland through selection and rehearsal to the big night of the concert.
Director, Alastair Scott ; Producer, Lomond Handheld Production. -- Credits: Thanks to the National Youth Orchestras of Scotland & Glasgow Royal Concert Hall narr. Sandi Anderson camera Douglas Campbell add. camera Paul Riley sd. rec. Alan Young sd. dubbing John Cobban ed. Gary Scott exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie © MMIII.
Four friends have a dream. They buy the decaying Bruichladdich distillery, re-open it, and within a year collect three major international whisky awards and rejuvenate a fragile rural community.
Director, Angus Roxburgh ; Producer, Stripe Productions. -- Credits: narr. Robin Cameron m. Charlie McKerron p. ass. Kirsty Wither unit man. Jane Skinner colourist Stuart Fyvie camera and ed. John Boon w. Angus Roxburgh exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie © Stripe Productions Ltd. MMIII.
The Great Escape goes beneath the surface of Sunday League football, following the fortunes of one of Scotland's toughest teams, Mediaspec AFC. Drama and passion both on and off the pitch.
Director, Eric Joseph ; Producer, Demus Productions. -- Credits: Dedicated to the memory of Maria Joseph 1939 - 2005. narr. Alex Fearns w. Stephen Ferguson With special thanks to Glasgow Sunday AFL, Scottish Amateur FA, Benburb FC, Loch Venechar Fishery, Rutherglen Royale Snooker Club. camera Tom Astbury, Bill Grainger, Bobby Whitelaw dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson ed. Kevin Maguire programme consultant Alistair Scott exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie Scottish Television Production © MMV.
HEAVY METAL JR.: A Portrait of Pre-Teen Rebellion
'Hatred' are a loud metal band from Stirling with an average age of 10. This documentary follows their shambolic preparations for their first gig. An affectionate portrayal of life in a rock band, played out in miniature.
Director, Chris Waitt ; Producer, Dogtooth Media. -- Credits: With thanks to Stageworkx, David Greer, Grant, Hatred original m. Hatred / Warm Puppies m. arranger Chris Waitt camera Steve Mochrie sd. Richard Paterson, Stan Raba dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson online ed. Ian Ballantyne ed. Franklin Franklin exec. p. Scottish and Grampian TV Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd © Dogtooth Media Ltd. MMV.
Two Glasgow boys, aged 5 and 8, are followed for three months as they go through a new intensive treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD).
Director, Lucinda Broadbent ; Producer, Lion Television, Scotland. -- Credits: Thanks to the Johnston family, the Laing family, Mary Troup, Glasgow Listening Centre p. man. Nan Gourlay sd. rec. Colin Gregory, Stan Raba add. camera Jim Rusk original m. Hannas Barber sd. design Gerald Mair exec. p. Robin MacPherson, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie, Chris Kelly ed. Cassandra McGrogan co-director Matt Hulse d., p., camera Lucinda Broadbent © MMII.
Eddy Maplethorpe wants to escape his suburban life without anyone noticing. He builds a clockwork dummy that can care for his family and go to work for him, leaving him free to pursue the life he always dreamt of. Unfortunately, his dummy also develops a desire for a better life.
Director, Heidi Bartlett ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. Based on the short story "The Dummy" by Susan Sontag. Eddy Maplethorpe John McGlynn The Dummy Gilly Gilchrist The Dummy No. 2 Alistair McCrone Susan Maplethorpe Martha Leishman Emily Maplethorpe Jenny Stewart Louise Maplethorpe Bobby Stewart Miss Love Laura Smales Farmer James Cairns Serenader Danny Gillan Engineer Alan McNicol Kiosk Vendor Neil McCormack Eddy's customer Rory Hudson Artist Callum MacKenzie DJ Shy Guy David Henry casting d. Neil McCormack p. man John Stepeck p. co-ordinator Alice Stilgoe p. ass. Claire Thomson, Vandana Mellon, Andrew Bonner, Abilgail Howkins, Teresa Stepek location man. Graeme Richmond, Ray Tallan, Alona McNicol add. d. of ph. Scott Ward focus puller Richard Holt clapper loader / add. focus puller Chris Shaw video ass. Matt Lloyd grip Robert Etherson lighting gaffer Ewan Epton electrician David Murray lighting ass. Martin Campbell add. sd. rec. Louis Kramer boom operators Karen Muirhead, Graham McCormick ass. dubbing ed. Karen Muirhead sc. supervisor Claire Thomson first ass. d. Morris Milne, Kieran Parker second ass. d. Gillian Tod third ass. d. Stuart Gordon, Kevin MacDonald runner Andy Smith special effects Bob Smart ass. art d. Sarah Bremner, Jenny Alexander props standby Ewan Robertson art dept. ass. Lucy Vaughan, Amanda Youlden, Halena Gauntlett, Fiona Lewis, Catriona Skinner, Emma Henderson visual props ed. Susaye Bucher costume ass. Louis Allen, Christy Watson special effects / make-up consultant Grant Mason make-up / hair ass. Catriona Campbell hair designer technician David Burke stills ph. Ewan Robertson ass. ed. David Griffin add. m. provided by Godard "Prince of the Road" song by Miles Lang "Toon Fair" footage supplied by Cineworks, Adrian McDowell, Kara Johnstone and Joern Utkilen sd. rec. Alan McNicol dubbing mixer John Cobban costume designer John Norster make-up / hair Lindsay Cloughley, Jennie Murray m. composed by Paul Stirling Taylor d. ph. Sam Garwood p. designer Michael Barclay, Rhian Nicolas film ed. David Sandreuter, Bert Eeles, Gary Scott ass. p. Nigel G. Manton offline ed. Avatar grip equipment supplied by Grip House North sd. equipment supplied by Hammerhead camera equipment supplied by Panavision Laboratories Deluxe Titles Studio 51 Special thanks to Neil McCormack, David Hay, Nick, George, Rowena, Cameron and Simon at Avatar, Adrian J. McDowell, Joern Utkilen and Kara Johnstone, Botanic Garbens, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Stepeks, Mr and Mrs Carswell, Mr and Mrs Nicolson, David Gentle at Glasgow City Council, Chesterstone Farm, Brian Scott and Hugh McKergo - Land Services, Glasgow City Council, The Puppet Theatre, Leonardos, Candlerigg, Hugh Henderson - Scottish Enterprise, Strathclyde University, West Regent Street Clinic, and all at the George Square Christmas Funfair w. and d. Heidi Bartlett p. Rebecca Knapp exec. p. David Smith, Abigail Howkins, Cordelia Stephens Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, BBC Scotland, GMAC, Synergen SMK Ltd, Kodak, Avatar, Edinburgh Mediabase GMAC (Cineworks 2002) / Rebecca Knapp / Heidi Bartlett © MMII.
When Glasgow City Parks employee, Shug McCracken, gets caught stealing money from the takings for the public tennis courts he blames mice for the crime.
Director, David Ward ; Producer, Raygun Films and Posh Pictures. -- Credits: An original story by Robbie McCallum exec. p. Raymond L. Martin, Garfield Kennedy p. Raygun Films Tisha Blood / Posh Pictures David Griffith d. ph. David Blood m. composed by Michael Floreale Shug McCracken James Ramsey Crawford Gary Lewis Mrs Parves Ginni Barlow Cameron David Fehilly Bob Frank Gallagher Hanlon Sean Hay Ranger Howie Reeve Bothy Cat Ketih Warwick Uncle Bob Robert Masterton Voice of Frank at the Head Office Paul Nolan p. designer Sue Ferguson ed. Scott Hanson casting Brocken Spectre, David Smith, Paul Blank, Mabel Aitken ass. p. Andrew Bonner, Inge Sorensen p. man. Sandi Peterson p. co-ordinator Lisa Baxter, Michelle McAnally ass. d. Jim Leishman second ass. d. Cynan Jones location man. Naomi Liston sd. engineer Louis Kramer boom operator Alan MacNicol gaffer Robert Allen key grip James Coulter sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield first ass. camera Julie Bills second ass. camera Alysia Maciejowska camera ass. Mark Sneddon camera prep Dan Jackson, Paul Armstrong mouse wrangler Dave Stewart key hair and make-up Claire Davies make-up ass. Carol Reid costume designer Kymm Holloway wardrobe ass. Carrie Gray electricians Lee Lighting stand-by props Kirsty McKay art dept. ass. Kit MacDonald location ass. Alona McNicol p. ass. Joseph Bell, Douglas Campbell, Carrie Gray, Julie Jack, Ailie Smith childminder Kirsty Morrison storyboard artist Nemr Sedani Filmed with cameras and lenses from Panavision. Kelli Bingham, John Schrimpf, Trish Foley, Lee Goodwin, Luke Coulter Camera shipping Eagle Global Logistics, John Scarr, Shannon McAtasney lighting Lee Lighting grip Grip House North editorial services CharlieUniformTango, Lola Lott, Mary Alice Butler film processing Deluxe, London film stock Kodak film transfer The Filmworkers Club / Dallas Melba Langston film colorist Valerie Christensen post. p. sd. services The Filmworkers Club / Dallas audio engineer and sd. design Collyer Spreen voiceover recording digital facilities / Edinburgh Alistair Ferguson guitar Andy Timmons fiddle and mandolin Milo Deering vocals Steve Wilson choir FC Europe p. attorney Leon Gladstone, Esq. p. insurance Reeder and Moon catering Argyll Catering computer technical support Sam Crutsinger, Mac Guru web design Brain Food, Erik Schuessler Honda Mini Melody Scott & Feroze Rodgers Scottish Screen exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Steve MacIntyre Special thanks to Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund [.... etc] The producers would like to thank Stuart Barrie, The Black Family, Kerry Brogan, Stewart Cunningham, The Ferguson Family, Dominic Gonzales, Johanna Larson, Lydia MacMillan, Phoebe McCallum, Stephen McFadden, Nikki Neave, Anne Ogilvie, Suzi Pittman, Scott & Feroze Rodgers, Clarke Simpson, the very kind people at the Gourock Lido, the very kind people at Nicky Trans, Victoria Road This film was shot entirely on location in Glasgow, Scotland. No animals were harmed during the making of this film. Copyright Raygun Films and Posh Pictures, 2002. Any use, reproduction or alteration of this film without the express written consent of the Executive Producer Raymon L. Martin is strictly forbidden and will be prosecuted to the full extent that the law provides..
Frantic knockabout tragedy as Bobo is sent to clown prison for a daring but silly crime.
Director, David Cairns ; Producer, Forged Film. -- Credits: Cast Bobo Mark McDonnell Coco Steven McNicoll Betty Tracey Robertson D.I. Harry Martineau Gavin Mitchell Shopkeeper James Bryce Joey Lewis Read Prison Warden J. William Andrews Background Artists William Angold, Emilie Besset, Finlay Cairns, Sheila Cairns, Simon Carr, Neil Davidson, Glen Dickson, Carola Gordon, Mary Gordon, Catherine L. Gourlay, Serena Field, Florent Burgaud, Niall Grieg Fulton, Andrew Gonzales, Nigel Harper, Mark Henrichsen, David Henry, P.J. Henry, Omar Ibrahim, Alex Janssen, Kevin James Kelly, Ian Robert Lennard, Carolyn Lincoln, Grace Mangan, Julien Maury, Isa McEvers, Lissa McIntyre, Andy Meechan, Robert Melrose, Steven Morrison, Angela Murray, Jasper Pettie, Barbara Portman, Brian Robinson, John Ross, Andrew Shortel, Padam Singh, Ryrie Smoth, Wakako Smith, Ben Somerville, Kerry Swindale, Ralph Taylor, Edzard von Wedel, Fiona Watson, Robert Williamson p. accountant Hazel Brady p. co-ordinator Rebecca Knapp p. ass. (trainee) Kirsty McDonald office runner Ben Somerville 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde 3rd ass. d. Morris Milne location man. Naomi Liston continuity / sc. superviser Belinda Newman focus puller Kenneth Simpson clapper loader Steph Bates video ass. Alexander Hill grips Mark Donnelly, Lucien Grieve, Keith Ingram gaffer Ewan Epton best boy Andrew Mitwamwari boom operator Simon Paget Tomlinson dubbing mixer John Cobban stills ph. Sue Osmond art d. Sarah Bremner stand-by props Luke Oldale stand-by construction Craig Castle SFX co--ordinator / armourer Perry Costello scenic artist Alistair Ross art dept. trainees Ira Forgie, Paul Melone, Sarah Sandison costume supervisor Amalie Harper Gow costume cutter Connie Fairbairn costume maker Harriet Edmonds costume ass. Katherine Hyland costume trainees Fiona Stewart, Susie Usher make-up / hair artist Claire McAndrew make-up / hair trainees Jennifer Ann Jones, Mopira McLaughlin chaperone Robert Read unit nurse Jacqueline Weiss ass. ed. Anne Mehta video insert ed. Mark Heinrichsen, Andrew Henderson original score composer Haftor Medboe musicians Angela McEwan, Nicola Miles, Kirsty Smith, David Webster "I Pagliacci" (R. Leoncavello) sung by Enrico Caruso catering Argyll Caterers catering man. Ian Murray chef Natalie Bain ass. chefs Emma Murray, Andrew Robertson camera / grip equipment Panavision lighting Lee Lighting edit facility Digital Facilities laboratory Soho Images negative cutter Tony Bungey titles and optical Cineimage sound mix De Lane Lea Thanks to Paul Morrow, Paul Williamson, All @ Filmhouse, Dan MacRae [.... et al] telecine Simon Bourne on-line ed. Oliver Newbould p. man. Angela Murray d. ph. Scott Ward sd. rec. Angus McPake p. designer Tom Sayer costume designer Alison Mitchell make-up / hair designer Stephen Murphy film ed. Bert Eeles exec. p. (BBC Scotland) Victoria Evans exec. p. (Scottish Screen) Oscar van Heek w. and d. David Cairns From an original story by Colin McLaren and David Cairns p. Nigel R. Smith © BBC MMI.
Close is a short film on the darker side of fatherhood; of paternal love swerving dangerously down the wrong path. The mood is disturbing, violent and blackly comic.
Director, Peter Mullan ; Producer, [p.c. Antonine Green Bridge]. -- Credits: Vincent Peter Mullan Alex Bob Carr Davie David McKay Fumigation Man Gary Lewis Margaret Maureen Carr Vincent's Wife Emily Winter Ian Jim McKay Policemen Campbell Soutar, Neil McCallum Angel Conor Strike Boy at Door Andrew McKay exec. p. Julie Graham, Douglasd Henshall ass. d. Tony Sheridan contunuity Nic Muirison sd. rec. Andrea Seth costume advisor Lynn Aitken gaffer electrician Alex McKenzie, Nick McCall sd. ass. Hugh Griffin sd. ed. Ken Fraser dubbing mixer Cy Jack p. runners Alasdair Begbie, Andrew McKay, Agnes McKay d. ph. Grant Cameron m. Craig Armstrong ed. Colin Monie designer Alan Reid w. Peter Mullan With special thanks The residents of 133 Albion St., Irene Napier, Meg Spiers, Perry Costello, John Lawrie, Isobel McPherson, Alex Warren, GHS Scotland, Samuelson Lighting Scotland, Gillian Munroe, Fiona McDonald, Ann Swan, Mairi Swan, Louis Kramer, Brian Milliken, Amanda Strike, David McKay, Cine Europe Ltd., Antonine Films Ltd., Viccy Simpson, Pelicula Films, Lee Lighting This film was made with the financial assistance of the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television PLC..
Working life on board a merchant ship of the Currie Line, travelling from London to Rotterdam, then taking a cargo of sand to Genova in Italy.
Scotland, 1950. With Scots nationalism waning, four university students make a dramatic gesture to awaken their country's pride. They break into Westminster Abbey on Christmas morning and "liberate" the Stone of Destiny. Although they are captured, and the Stone returned, their mission renews Scottish pride and the call for independence.
Director, [d. Charles Martin Smith] ; Producer, [p.c. Infinity Features Entertainment / MOB Film Company (UK)]. -- Credits: [Cast Ian Hamilton Charlie Cox Kay Matheson Kate Mara Gavin Vernon Stephen McCole Alan Stuart Ciaron Kelly Bill Craig Billy Boyd John MacCormick Robert Carlyle Ian's Father Peter Mullan Mrs. McQuarry Brenda Fricker Ian's Mother Juliet Cadzow London Policeman Alex Donald Pub Landlord John Comerford Tour Guide Richard Addison Brochure Girl Danielle Stewart Church Woman Suzanne Dance Jen Pauline King Student in Pub Bryan Lowe B&B Owner Margaret Newlands Night Watchman Ron Donachie Gypsy Rab Affleck Veteran in Pub Stewart Porter Archdeacon Bernard Horsfall Abbey Constable Stephen Clyde Detective Johnny Meres Reporter Stewart Cairns English Businesswomen Ian Hamilton Production Credits Produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada. Made with the support of the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. Produced with the participation of Astral Media The Harold Greenberg Fund. Produced with the participation of the Canadian Film and Video Production Tax Credit. Produced with the participation of the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC. Produced in association with Chum Television. Produced with the participation of Glasgow Film Office. p. supervisor Dave Valleau p. man. Suzanne Reid 1st ass. d. James Blackwell 2nd ass. d. Alison Goring assoc. p. Tim Gwyn-Jones "B" camera operator Kevin O'Brien "A" 1st ass. camera Julie Bills "A" 2nd ass. camera Stuart Anderson "B" 1st ass. camera Derrick Peters "B" 2nd ass. camera Scott Rodgers camera trainee James Harrison video ass. Damian Leitch camera car driver Gerry Bryson gaffer John Attwood best boy lighting Paul Murphy lamp operators Mickey Cooper, Arthur Donney, Barnaby Sweet generator operator Alan Fraser key grip Iain Johnstone best boy grip im Critchell location sd. mixer Chris Duesterdiek boom operator Simon Tomlinson sd. trainee Omar Aborida sc. supervisor Caroline Sax art d. Andy Thomson standby art d. Andy Drummond p. buyer Janice MacRae ass. p. buyer Christine Gibson petty cash buyers Carly Parris, Natalie Astridge graphics Moley Campbell, Paul Lambie, Ann Marie Wood art dept. ass. Zoe Wight art dept. runner Emma Pisano costume supervisor Anna Lau ass. costume designer Michael Mooney costume ass. Amalie Harpr Gow, Jane Marcantonio, Anna Robbins costume runner Lisa Doherty costume trainee Systa Mogensen property master Tony Sheridan standby props John Knight, Paul Lambie dressing props Andrew "Fred" MacMillan, Dan Roberts storeman / driver Andy Neilson props makers John Riddell, Kate Nelson, Shirley Sweeny, Billy Teasdale construction man. Phil Bowen chargehand carpenter Alex Robertson carpenters Christopher Breslin, Jon "Max" Davidson, Peter Knotts, Bob Barclay, B Scenic standby carpenters Roddy Hogg, John Watt chargehand painter Jim O'Donnell painter James Shovlin plasterer Charles Green stagehands Jack Drummond, Hugh Spiers standby rigger Iain Harrison hair and makeup designer Dianne Jamieson hair and makeup artists Delia Letham, Maxine Dallas production accountant Neil Cairns ass. accountant Jacqui McBride accounts trainee Paul Imrie location man. David Burt location runners Christopher Cameron, Donna Harrison security Media Security p. exec. Stewart Hamilton p. co-ordinator Stephen Walker ass. p. co-ordinator Amy Munro 3rd ass. d. Ray Kenny ass. to Mr Merilees Amber Ripley ass. to Mr. Vince Tex Antonucci p. runner Barry Laird crowd co-ordinator Lisa Marie Baruffati floor runners Duncan Broadfoot, Stephen Carney unit drivers Pat Dunphy, Paul Dunphy costume truck driver Stuart McKellar makeup truck driver Billy Robertson honeywagon driver Jeff Derby set mechanic Ronnie Morrison action vehicles co-ordinator William Binnie stunt co-ordinator Paul Heasman stunt doubles Rob Hunt, Time Maskell, Andy Pilgrim, Emma Robbings, Ricarda Warrington-Heasman stand-ins David Hutchison, Kathryn Maginnis casting ass. Dearbhaile O'Hanlon dialect coach (Glasgow) Alex Gillon dialect coach (London) Jill McCullough, Martin Ledwith dialect coach (Los Angeles) Jessica Drake catering BCC Catering extras catering GT Catering health and safety officer Glynn Henderson unit nurse Stefanie Swiatek archive researcher Gerry Healy storyboard artist Derek Gray Developed with the participation of British Columbia Film, Movie Central, The Harold Greenberg Foundation Post Production post production supervisor Scott Watson post production co-ordinators B.F. Painter, Matt Venables ass. ed. Kristian Olsen picture editing facilities Infinity Features Post Production sd. supervisor Bill Sheppard dialogue ed. Gord Hillier ass. dialogue ed. Tanya Hnuta sd. effects ed. Pat Haskill, Jonny Ludgate, Jeff Davis foley ed. Dave Hibbert foley artist Maureen Murphy foley and walla mixer Gordon Sproule mix technician Peter Eliuk technical support Jeremy Elzinga re-recording mixers Dean Giammarco, Bill Sheppard post audio man. Amy Giammarco post audio co-ordinator Meaghan Fraser studio ass. David Livingstone post audio facility DBC Sound Inc. (Vancouver) ADR recording Murrican & Murrican (Glasgow) addit. ADR recording De Lane Lea (London), NBC-niversal (Los Angeles) m. conducted Nicholas Dodd m. orchestrated Nicholas Dodd and Mychael Danna m. contracted Hal Foxton Beckett concertmaster Victor Costanzi musicians Alasdair Fraser - Fiddle, Christopher Norman - Flutes, Eric Rigler - Bagpipes, Jerry Adolphe - Drums, Rosemary Beland - Dulcimer score recorded at CBC Studio One (Vancouver) score performed by The Vancouver Film Orchestra studio technicians Don Harder, John Fulton, Bruce Dierich, Claude la Forest score mixed at The Warehouse Studios (Vancouver) score recorded and mixed Brad Haehnel ass. scoring mixer Vince Renaud addit. recording at Encore Paramount Studios (Los Angeles) addit. m. Rob Simonsen m. ed. Vince Renaud m. preparation Greg Hamilton Music Services music supervisor-production Terrence Yason ass. music supervisor Jane Ashworth for S.L Feldman & Associates ass. to the composer Amritha Fernandes + Bakshi unit publicist (UK) Pete Daly unit publicist (Canada) Kathryn Perkins stills ph. Neil Davidson specials ph. Ken Ferguson visual effects (Vancouver) Technicolor Creative Services compositing supervisor John Fukishima 10 VFX producer Christopher Elke VFX co-ordinator Ryan Kuba VFX exec. p. Persis Reynolds compositors Colin Liggett, Jeremy Price, Patrick Thompson, Noel Wright VFX systems admin. Michael Shapcotte VFX software developer Richard Sexton VFX I/O Steve Elliot titles design and visual effects Image Engine visual effects supervisor Shawn Walsh visual effects producer Dawn Brooks digital artist Ori Ben-Shabat end titles Pacific Title and Arts Studio London Unit 2nd ass. d. Duncan Broadfoot floor runners James Grady, Emma McGettrick "B" camera operator Roger Tooley "B" camera focus puller Sean Connor "B" clapper loader John Evans leelium technicians Richard Buckley, Eugene Grobler electricians Gary Hayler, Gary Nagle location man. Steve Mortimore location ass. Tom Harrow, Annabel Bellag unit drivers Dave Murray, Stef Tanczos, Peter Woods minibus drivers Lee Bazzoni, Ray Robinson caterer Fayre Do's Catering stills ph. Bill Kaye 2nd Unit 2nd unit. d. Rob Merrilees helicopter supplied by PDG Helicopters helicopter pilot Greg McAllister aerial oeprator Mike Parker camera ass. George Geddes mount technician Andy Clayton Vancouver Unit p. man. Ian Hay 1st ass. camera Paul Brebner 2nd ass. camera Nazim Edneer gaffer Shamus Whiting-Hewlett key grip Will Parrott props Tom Baleshta hair / make-up Cheyanne Ripley p. ass. Scott Harper "Tae the Battle" written by Tony Walker and Paul McKenzide. Performed by The Real McKenzies. Published by Tony Walker and Paul McKenzie. Courtesy of Sudden Death Records "I've Got You Under My Skin" written by Cole Porter. Performed by Michael Buble. Published by Chappell & Co. .
A short documentary about the family butcher J. Pirie and Sons in Newtyle, Angus, including shots of staff at work in the butcher's shop and neighbouring delicatessen.
Director, Daphne Barbieri. -- Credits: ed. Daphne Barbieri.
A short documentary about the Star Rock Shop in Kirriemuir which has been producing hand-made sweets since 1833.
A short documentary about the Cairn o' Mohr winery in the Carse of Gowrie, including shots of the stages of manufacture of fruit wines.
[filmed by Daphne Barbieri]. -- Credits: ed. and p. Daphne Barbieri.
A short documentary about Alex Spink and Sons fishmonger's business in Arbroath, including footage of fish processing and the preparation of Arbroath smokies.
Director, Daphne Barbieri. -- Credits: Filmed in Arbroath, June 2003 by Daphne Barbieri .
A short documentary about the manufacture and consumption of the traditional Dundee pie.
Amateur documentary about the history of Dundee's industries, including features on jute, Keiller's jam and DC Thomson.
On Christmas Eve, a Glasgow grandmother tells her grandchildren the story of how she met Elvis Presley in March 1960 when he stopped off at Prestwick Airport on his way back from Germany to America. She goes on to announce to the children that the King is their grandad.
Director, Ewan Morrison ; Producer, Percussion Pictures. -- Credits: Granny Eileen McCallum Andy Ian Angus Wilkie Marie Jill Riddiford Tam Barry Molloy Gerry Rikki Harte Dusty Winston Introducing Marcus Scott-Barrett Uncle Horace Chris Broomfield Marie's mother Anne Thompson Marie's father Tom Fabling Elvis Fans Victoria Johnston, Anna-Carina Hill, Samantha Stewart, Diane Hogg, Sheen Griffon, Emma Grey, Kate O'Brian, Granny as a girl Clair Wheeldon p. designer Dave Arrowsmith art d. Doulglas Chatham ass. d. Liz Ingram, Brian Kirk continuity Lucy Enfield focus puller Ruth Clark clapper loaders Steven Lawson, Steven Cassidy sd. rec. Cal Williams, Dorothey le Grove boom operators David Naughton, William Deans dubbing ed. Mikle MacKinnon sd. ed. Lorraine Keiller p. ass. Shona McCubbin electricians Aldo Palumbo, Flur Wollford key grip Lucien Grieve costume designer Darren Finch make-up designer Mairi Morrison make-up artist Christine Maxwell catering Caroline Toye chapperone Yvonne Harte driver Bill MacRae Winston trained by Anne Lyon rostrum camera Bert Ross titles by Paperdart title music written and performed by Andy Scott, David Dix, Rod Stewart We would like to thank the following companies for their support and co-operation in the making of this film. Arnold Clark Hire Drive, Miller, Moat House International, The Museum of Flight East Firtune Airfield, Frasers (Glasgow) Ltd., Steven Mabbott Associates, The Tron Theatre, John Brown Catering Services, Hands On Production Services, Lloyds Bank, GHS Motion Picture Services, Michael Samuelsons Lighting, Uniforms supplied by Angels and Bermans, 50s clothes supplied by Saratoga Trunk Special thanks to Stuart Bruce, Jo Masson, Jon Love, Dennis McKay processing by Colour Film Services originated on Eastman Colour Film from Kodak We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television m. Andy Scott film ed. Douglas McDougall, Lorraine Keiller lighting camerwoman Kathleen Friend w. and p. Carl Masson © Percussion Pictures Limited 1994.
Dance-based film which follows a couple through the break up of their relationship and illustrates their developing conflict through simple movement, gesture and sound.
Director, Lorna Simpson ; Producer, MJ Productions. -- Credits: performers Ailie Cohen, Allan Irvine d. and designed Lorna Simpson lighting camera Peter Anderson choreography Dawn Hartley composer Phil Bancroft offline ed. Simon Fildes online ed. Vicky Taylor p. Mel Norman camera ass. Steve Cassidy lighting ass. Irvine Allan camera runner Paula McEwan grip Lucien Grieve set builder and painter Gary Swordy set ass. Mark Allinson, Stuart Geddes original costume design Louise Gould on set wardrobe and make-up Catherine Donaldson stills Lou and friend graphic designer Gareth Roberts catering Mel Norman p. ass. Terry Dray With thanks to Digital Facilities, Luxcrete Glass Brick Suppliers, Mediterranean Palette, Bratts Ltd., Video in Pilton, The Web Agency And also special thanks to Lisa Molly Bancroft, Sophie Bancroft, Tom Bancroft, Brian Cairney, Anne Campbell, Donny Campbell, Mr & Mrs Cohen, Dillon, Paul & Susie at Digital, Stuart Forbes, Hammerhead, Sophie Imrie, Susan Kemp, Alison Kay, Simon Overtoun & Claire, Lightracks, Linda at Luxcrete, Lochgelly Arts Centre, John Muir Country Park, Nic Muriston, Carla Ray, Elaine Robertson, Shaun and the Salisbury Centre, Joel Venet, Laurel Wear, Jo, Gordon & Alan at the Web Agency, Grant Whiteside produced with the financial assistance of Scottish Screen and Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme. © Lorna Simpson 1997.
GOVAN FAIR PARADE - 250th ANNIVERSARY 2006
A record of the 250th anniversary Govan Fair Parade, including preparations for the parade, the crowning of the Queen and the parade passing along Govan Road at the Pearce Institute.
"Mankind has an expiration date" To save humanity from an epidemic, an elite fighting unit must battle to find a cure in a post-apocalytic zone controlled by a society of murderous renegades. Loaded with ferocious fights and high-octane chases, Doomsday grabs you right from the start, and doesn't let go til its explosive end! [synopsis from official website at http://www.universalstudiosentertainment.com/doomsday/, last accessed 11/9/2013]
Director, [d. Neil Marshall] ; Producer, [p.c. Rogue Pictures]. -- Credits: [w. Neil Marshall Cast Major Eden Sinclair MITRA, Rhona DDS Chief Bill Nelson HOSKINS, Bob Sergeant Norton LESTER, Adrian Prime Minister John Hatcher SIDDIG, Alexander Michael Canaris, Home Secretary O'HARA, David Doctor Marcus Kane McDOWELL, Malcolm vagrant girl PETERSON, Caryn nurse ARIYO, Adeola Katherine Sinclair CLEASBY, Emma young Eden Sinclair TOMLINSON, Christine David, gimp WILLEMSE, Vernon hot dog victim HYETT, Paul sergeant 1 READ, Daniel pilot THANING, Karl soldier 1, Johnson HUGHES, Stephen wall guard COPE, Jason soldier KRUGER, Ryan patient 'X' WHEATLEY, Nathan DDS assault trooper CARTER, Cecil Richter CRUTCHLEY, Jeremy John Michaelson FAIRFOOT, Tom afro girl CUPIDO, Eloise bathtub blonde ANDERSON, Lily Pin Stripe ABRAHAMS, Az Captain Hendrix FALKOW, Cokey George Dutton CARSON, John Jane Harris BOLTT, Nathalie command centre official DANFORD, Susan Chandler WARDEN, Rick Read NOONE, Nora-Jane Carpenter SIMPSON, Les Miller ROBSON, Chris Dr Talbot PERTWEE, Sean Dr Ben Stirling MORFITT, Darren starved girl RAMAZZOTTI, Alessia Carpenter's bat attacker NOORDIEN, Shaamilla Viper LIEBENBERG, Lee-Anne Sol CONWAY, Craig cellar jailer PAULING, Nicholas cellar guard SOLKER, Riaz Cally BURING, MyAnna DJ STEENKAMP, Porteus Xandau Drop Dead girl, podium marauder 1 MARSHALL, Axelle Carolyn podium marauder 2 CARVER, Benedict Joshua COMPSTON, Martin Telamon BOSMAN, Hennie Chancellor Falco MacANINCH, Cal DDS guard BALL, Martin pit audience member KEMLO, Tyrell Pin Stripe's security 1 GEORGE, Garry Pin Stripe's security 2 BAILEY, George command centre guard BROGAN, Dermot [DDS military guard] KB, Forbes] [©2008. Internationale Filmproduktion Blackbird Dritte GmbH & Co. KG. Rogue Pictures and Intrepid Pictures present a Crystal Sky Pictures production in association with Scion Films A Neil Marshall film [end] Produced in association with Internationale Filmproduktion Blackbird Produced with the assistance of the Department of Trade and Industry South Africa Partly filmed on location in and around Glasgow, Scotland, with the assistance of the Glasgow Film Office Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen South African Production Services: Moonlighting Films Author: Focus Features LLC Country of First Publication: United States of America Dolby Digital EX/DTS-ES In Colour [2.35:1] MPAA: 44107].
A rare glimpse into a very private moment as this Scottish filmmaker follows her fiancee's battle and triumph over Hodgkin's Disease, which is both a romance and a journey.
Director, Shiona McCubbin ; Producer, Fallingwater Films. -- Credits: with Callum Cuthbertson Pauline Goldsmith, Derek McLuckie, Graham Eatough ass. d. Ali Turnbull focus puller David Byrne clapper loader Derrick Peters grip Richard Welsh boom operators Jim Callaghan, John Fairbairn art. d. Jamie MacWilliam art dept. ass. Alan Jenkins make-up Karen Campbell wardrobe Victoria Walker lighting ass. Jenny Williams location man. Tom Mulholland p. ass. Kath May p. runners Paul Shirley, Ian 'Noddy' Davidson dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson catering Guy Cowan for Reel Foods for Reel People, Brendan Driver at Fiddler's Court film stock Kodak Limited lab services Colour Film Services titles Spectra rostrum camera Damson Studios negative cutter Tony Bungey, TRI-AD courier services Ecosse Couriers vehicles provided by Arnold Clark With thanks to Alec Thompson at United Logistic, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow Veterinary School, Knightswood Hospital Laundry, Andy Arnold at the Arches Theatre, Rachel Seiffert, Campbell at Cameron Communications, The Warehouse, Martin Dawes Communications, Glasgow Film & Video Workshop, Simon Mallinson at MTP, T. Tunnock Ltd., Jim Peters, Steve Ross, Davie Smith, Jennifer Neal, Pat Doherty, Brian Paterson, Joe Miller, Danny Livingston and all at STV. The producers gratefully acknowledge the assistance and co-operation of The National Trust for Scotland and special thanks to Angela Murray, Margaret and Tom Mulholland, Chas Cunningham and all the staff at Dykebar Hospital, Paisley. David Gray, Alan Lindsay, Jerry Shields and all the staff at the Leisure Centre of the Glasgow Moathouse International Hotel. Brian Forbes & Shirley Linskey at Safeways, Partick. Ian Fleming and all the staff at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary sd. rec. Brian Galloway, Jim Callaghan ed. Derek Morrison lighting gaffer Willy Kelly p. designer McConnell-Wood lighting camera John Harper Made with the financial support of Scottish Screen and Scottish Television through the 'First Reels' scheme with the additional support of Woodlands Joint Capital Fund Trust, Glasgow City Council w. Callum Cuthbertson p. and d. Shiona McCubbin © Fallingwater Films 1997.
Children should be seen and not heard? In Hushtown that's the law! When ten year old Laura Noyce moves to Hushtown she breaks the law and has to suffer the consequences, or does she?
Director, Adrian Mead ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Laura Noyce Lauren Marshall Mum Astrid Azurdia Dad Paul Cunningham The Baby Murray Sheddon, Callum Polson Noise Warden Rab Affleck Lady Mayor Alyxis Daly Doctor Ian Hanmore Town Fool Ross Kelly 1st ass. d. Derek Ritchie 2nd AD / co-ordinator Fiona MacMillan 3rd ass. d. Paul Shearer floor runner Paul Lambie unit man. Victoria Garden location ass. Alison Wallace unit runner Fiona Lennon chaperones Anne Rankin, Shona Paton cinematographer Scott Ward focus puller Mits M'Itamwari camera ass. Minttu Mantynen, Joanna MacIntyre steadicam operator Kevin O'Brien grip Robert Etherson gaffer Andy Stewart sc. supervisor Mark Jenkins sd. rec. Becky Thomson sd. maintenance Tristan Anika p. designer Mike McGloughlin standby art d. Margaret Reeves construction Craig Castle art. dept. ass. Melissa Bunkle van wrangler Andy Sutherland make-up artist Christine Brack make-up ass. Niamh Morrison costume designer Denise Coombes wardrobe ass. Sally-Gay McCann 2nd wardrobe ass. Dena Thanopoulos composer Ian Cook offline ed. Mark Jenkins online ed. Ian Ballantyne CGI effects Berg Saetre sd. design John Cobban dubbing ass. Craig Aitchison Many thanks to the residents of Culross, Fife. The National Trust, Scotland at Culross Palace and Townhouse. The staff of the Cameo Cinema, Edinburgh. Noise Warden's van supplied by Thomson Motor Co., Edinburgh exec. p. Simon Parsons, Becky Lloyd w. and d. Adrian Mead p. Claire Kerr.
A group of Japanese children rebuild a derelict tree-house in the grounds of an old school in the Scottish countryside [Kilquanity House]. An inspiring story of a radical experiment in alternative education.
Director, Keith Alexander ; Producer, Lichen Films. -- Credits: Once upon a time there was a group of kids and grown-ups who lived in a lovely old house in the country with a farm. And they had 'free' school and it was all fun and games. But it was a long time ago and I forget what country it was in. - John Aitkenhead. Shin-Ichiro Hori plans to re-open Kilquanity fully in Spring 2006. Thanks to the Aitkenhead family, Kinokuni Children's Village, Bob Cuddihy. archive Roger Bardwell, BBC m. Soh Daiko sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira dubbing mixer John Cobban ed. Steve Sprung online ed. Ian Ballantyne exec. p. Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie, Becky Lloyd p. Jennifer Stoddart filmed and d. Keith Alexander © MMIV.
The history of the Jethart Ba' game played on the streets of Jedburgh.
Producer, Dunfermline College of Physical Education, Department of Learning Resources. -- Credits: Research and Commentary - John Gilchrist .
Spoof disaster movie in which a cat goes on the rampage in Dunfermline, devouring people, cars and trains, before it is finally blown up by an atomic explosion.... or is it?
An amateur espionage drama in which a secret agent is earmarked for 'elimination' by his boss - however the agent avoids the mid-air explosion which is intended to kill him, and gets his revenge by shooting his boss and escaping with a female agent.
"Friendly Voices" tells of a psychiatrist's home visit to a patient. It contrasts their different social situations with their all too familiar inner selves.
Director, Jack Wyper ; Producer, Mallinson Television. -- Credits: sc. Dilys Rose and Jack Wyper from a short story by Dilys Rose Cast David Hayman, Maggie MacRitchie, Joanna Tope Crew d. ph. Paul Herley sd. rec. Stuart Brice ed. Ivor Gleek designer Michael Gunn line p. Su Bainbridge p. man. Angela Murray camera operator Lewis Buchan focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper loader Ritchie Holt video ass. Angela Murray costume designer Rodger Parker make-up designer Laura Hill gaffer Alistair Campbell spark Fraser Campbell genny operator Graham Walker standby props Tony Sheridan prop buyer Vivienne MacKay art dept. ass. Sam Storey, Kevin McGuiness boom operator Peter Murphy sd. trainee Alastair Mason sd. dubbing Cy Jack, Waterfront location man. Beverley Syme 1st ass. d. Niall Mahoney 3rd ass. d. Donald McKinnon sc. supervisor Lillias MacKenzie runner Paula O'Rawe stills ph. Ken Mellin p. ass. Carole Sheridan, Gillian Deakin p. accountant Trudy Mallinson, Agnes Logan office receptionist Gayle Hughes catering Guy Cowan, Real Foods for Reel People security Andy McConnell animal agent Dave Stewart, Creature Feature dog handler Dorothy Luking titles Lynne Dickson Special thanks to Pat Bradley, Camera Associates, Kodak, Digital Facilities, Dr. Denise Coia, Dennis Mooney, Sandy Ross, Lenny Crooks, Robin McPherson, Brian Elsley, Technicolor, Mr. & Mrs McGill, Propworks, Jigsaw, Secker & Warburg, Ecosse World Express, Tam, Red Road / South Balornock Neighbourhood Housing Office, Brian McDonald, King Cameras, Truecut. Shot on location in Glasgow with the financial support of the Glasgow Film Office. exec. p. Oscar van Heek, Emma Berkofsky, Mark Grindle. .
On a dark Glasgow night, Mick - a council driver - is desperately trying to catch the highlights of a crunch Scotland football match. As Mick struggles with the reception, the world conspires against him...
Director, Rachel Sieffert ; Producer, Ruby Films. -- Credits: Mick John-Joe Thacker Stevie McGinn Paul Rattray Commentator Richard Gordon Gang Leader John Wark Clobber Steven Scott Wee Man Ryan Fletcher Gang Member 1 Brian McArthur Gang Member 2 Kyle Calderwood Gang Member 3 Craig Hemmings w. Asim Ullah exec. p. Dan MacRae. Mark Grindle, Jenny Borgars d. ph. Enrico Harvey ed. Bert Eeles p. designer Adam Squires costume designer Anna Lau sd. design Gerald Mair original m. Andrew Cruickshank p. man. / 1st ass. d. Gaynor Holmes 2nd ass. d. Richard Weeks location man. Beverly Syme p. co-ordinator Stephen Bennet p. accountant Caroline Welsh focus puller Mark Raeburn clapper loader Simon Vickery steadicam Alastair Rae grip Finlay McAllister sd. rec. Brian Galloway boom operator David McMillan foley artist Sandi Feate props master Perry Costello art dept. ass. Jill Stewart art dept. trainee Nolan Wall make-up designer Candice Banks make-up ass. Emma Raeside costume supervisor Hilary MacDonald video graphics and titles Tim Cullen storyboard artist Sam Marsh stills ph. Ross Gilmore p. runners Arish Sahami, Robin Gault, Scott Mauchlen chaperones Aimera Reques, Linda Calderwood football coach John Colquhoun original music recorded and mixed at Cava Studios (Glasgow) sd. engineer Geoff Allan music performed by The Night Sweepers: Greg Lawson, Davy Anderson, Naheed Shaikh, Paddy Flaherty, Andrew Cruickshank sd. mastered at Murrican and Murrican (Glasgow) Flower of Scotland (written by Roy Williamson). Courtesy of Corries Music Ltd. © courier Ecosse World Express location catering Megabite and RE neg cut Tru Cut film processing Soho Images lighting equipment supplied by Lee Lighting camera equipment supplied by ARRIMedia production insurance Aon / Albert G. Ruben filmed on Kodak and Fuji Stock Many thanks to James Watt College (Greenock), CCA, GNER, Sports Connection, Slater Menswear, Glasgow City Council Cleansin Deaprtment, Kelvingrove Museum and Art Galler, West Dunbartinshire Council, Schmidt UK, The Herald [... et al ...] Shot on location in Glasgow with the financial assistance of The Glasgow Film Office. Prime Cuts. A Ruby Films Production for Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © Ruby Films 1998.
The story of a young salmon poacher who comes to terms with his desire to leave his problematic family and homeland. Set in the rural community of the Scottish Borders.
Director, Justin Molotnikov ; Producer, Freshwater Films. -- Credits: Colin Iain Robertson Wullie Ross Cusick Moira Louis Goodall Alec Malcolm Shields 1st ass. d. Gus MacLean 2nd ass. d. Alex Purbrick 3rd ass. d. Michael Keillor, Leisha Sneddon sc. supervisor Ella MacLean p. co-ordinator Russell McLean p. ass. Sarah Pole p. runner / bailiff Ali Wilson floor runner Claire Marshall location man. Miglet Crichton focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper / loader Kirsty Dawson grip Lucien Grieve boom operator Trisstan Anika gaffer Ewan Epton best boy Stephen Arthur video ass. Stephen Cassidy camera trainee Simon Hay sd. trainee Colin Gregory dubbing mixer Dave Murricane properties Alistair Edwardson special fish FX Stephen Murphy art d. Caroline Grebbell fish handler Martin Moore stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott-Law caterer Tommy Jones chaperone Betty Divine 2nd Unit p. man. Russell McLean 1st ass. d. Alex Purbrick 2nd ass. d. Michael Keillor focus puller Kenneth Simpson sd. rec. Colin MacNab boom operator Andrea Seath costumes Karen Smith location man. Naomi Liston ass. p. and p. man. Wendy Griffin p. designer Annette Gillies costumes Louise Noble make-up Catherine Muir film ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Peter Anderson sd. design and sd. rec. Becky Thomson exec. p. Victoria Evans, Dan MacRae Special thanks to James Young, Barry Ackroyd, Douglas MacKinnon, Jimmy Gardner, Ben Smith, Patrick Chek, Claire Alan, EVTC, Jimmy MacRae, John Duncan, Sam Okoh, CCA Glasgow, High Road staff, cast and crew, Wendy and Callum Grindle. w. Justin Molotnikov.
A Christmas Eve encounter between an angry drunken Santa Claus and little nice boy Kevin results in a frenzied chase, where good and evil become confused and help eventually arrives from a most unexpected source.
Director, Saul Metzstein ; Producer, Concrete Films / Ideal World. -- Credits: Cast Santa James Cosmo Kevin Paul Gillen Dad Robert Stefani Mum Fiona Francis Sally Laura O'Neill The Monster Richard Callan Stunt double Francis McNeil w. Jack Lothian, Saul Metzstein lighting cameraman Neville Kidd ed. Rachel Seiffert m. Cameron Sinclair art d. Rebecca Loncraine costume designer Nicola Longmuir monster created and designed by Grant Mason senior FX technician Tony Steers p. man. Angela Murray ass. d. Ted Mitchell sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield p. accountant Jillian Morris p. runner Beverley Shroot focus puller Chris Burns clapper loader Jaspreet Bal grip Lucien Grieve gaffer Stephen Arthur lighting ass. Francis J. McNeil video ass. Fiona McEwan sd. rec. Roy Argyle, Douglas Kerr, Kenny Potter boom operator Kenny Allan dubbing mixer Dave Murricane foley artist Jack Lothian art dept. ass. John Currie, Lauren Rom special effects Perry Costello construction Adam Squires monster technician Lee Fields storyboard artist Tim Pitman rigging Perry Costello rigging ass. Kenny Mathers, James Campbell hair and make-up Catherine Carruthers wardrobe ass. Cat Shirley stills ph. Anne Brassier catering Ali Robinson - Resourceful Cooks japanese translation Luke Tozer computer programming Sam Phillips chaperone Linsey Donnelly processing Colour Film Services camera equipment GHS Motion Picture Services lighting and grip equipment Lighttrack optical effects Studio 51 titles Spectra negative cutting Triad-Total exec. p. Emma Berkofsky, Mark Grindle, Oscar van Heek "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" by Dr. Seuss TM and © Dr. Seuss Enterprises LP 1957, renewed 1985. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Thanks to Isi and Dany Metzstein, Hamish Barbour, Caron Brown, John Currie, Philipa Farnese, Mr & Mrs Gillen, Gerry Grady, May Kerr, Andy MacMillan, Terry McCallum, Rita McGurn, Dave Moore, Mr & Mrs O'Neill, Jim & Margaret Renwick, Joanna Rippon, Franscesca Robertson, Hannah Robinson, Rosa Rogers, Zad Rogers, Lauren Rom, Romi, Branching Out, First Cut, Glenmorangie, Habitat Glasgow, Inscape, Kelvin Park Lorne Hotel, Nice House, Paisley Youth Theatre, Scotsys Computer Systems, Strawberry Fields, Tony Walker Interiors Ltd. Edinburgh. Shot on location in Glasgow with the support of the Glasgow Film Office. © 1997 Concrete Films.
A black comedy about possessive love, attempted suicide and an accidental murder. The story of a man who fell to earth with a BANG!
Director, Nicola Black ; Producer, Blackwatch. -- Credits: w. Paul Gallagher p. David Moore Joe Stephen McCole Wendy Kelly MacDonald Dick Michael Caballero McLeod Kenneth Bryans Thomson Steve Hannah exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Stephen Cleary d. ph. Ian Dodds focus puller Alan Maxwell clapper loader Mark Jenkins grip Terry Pate gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Michael Carr sd. rec. Stuart Bruce boom operator Peter Murphy dubbing mixer Cy Jack ed. James Hamilton p. designer Ali Mills first ass. d. Graeme Gordon second ass. d. Jonathan Farmer p. co-ordinator Carolynne Sinclair Kidd casting d. Irene Napier continuity Margaret Graham stunt co-ordinator Andy Bradford armourer / special FX Perry Costello original m. Lars Sandberg, Nigel Hayes titles design Clyde Lawson, Damien Smith costume designer Lynne Aitken hair and make-up designer Pippa Wilson art dept. ass. Tim Cullen, Andy Drummond, Ralph Wilcock rigging ass. Dave Amos, Francis McNeil, David Town SB & FT Trainees p. ass. Karen Wood costume Cat Shirley make-up Nicola Knowles sd. Alistair Mason camera trainee Janis Marsh unit driver Jacqueline Sinclair music in film supported by The Scottish Arts Council With thanks Siobhan McDade, James McDonald, Woodlands Aquarium, EPL Plant & Access Hire, Cine-Europe, Glasgow City Council Prime Cuts. A Blackwatch Production for The Scottish Film Production Fund, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council © Blackwatch Productions Ltd..
Filmed on the streets of Glasgow, this is a short documentary that touches on the hopes and objectives of seven dispossessed and homeless teenagers. Asked what they would like to be doing when they reach the age of 21, their reactions are both uncomplicated and sobering.
Director, Andrew Wilde ; Producer, Superstring Films [Flipside]. -- Credits: All participants are now living in hostel accommodation. Grateful thanks to Nadia Bowman, Kevin Bradley, Christine Campbell, Suzanne Carlin, Anthony Crosthwaite, Alan Devine, Caroline Dey, Chris Drew, Arthur Foster, Michael Gillespie, Graham Gordon, Tricia Graham, Christopher Harkins, Michelle Hayes, Mary Leitch, Thomas Little, Donna McLean, Paul Simpson, Emma Jayne Smith, Gayle Young Also Archdiocese of Glasgow (Social Services), Barnardos, Big Issue, Blue Triangle Association, City Centre Initiative, CHYP Agency, Elpis Centre, Glasgow City Mission, Glasgow Drug Crisis Centre, Hamish Allan Centre, Shelter, Stopover, Wayside Day Centre, YMCA Special thanks John Barr, Cumbernauld Airport, Flipside Productions, Paul Keatley, Alan Robertson, Stopframe, Anne Marie Timoney d. ph. Iain Riddick camera ass. Hannah Rumsby sd. John L. Cobban ed. Dave Archibald trainee ed. Wullie Summers m. Tom Colquhoun p. runners Mandy Sykes, Fiona Riddick stills ph. Pierre Guillemin subtitles Titra helicopter pilot Capt. George Muir exec. p. Oscar van Heek A Superstring Production for BBC Bristol in association with Scottish Film Production Fund, Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund, Glasgow City Council. © Copyright Superstring Films 1997.
Hugh, 17 years old, looks after his alcoholic mother. He's the adult, she's the child. She frequently disappears. The police are constantly at the door and the neighbours are always put out. This time she ends up in Carlisle. What should he do? Let her face up to her responsibilities or feed the addict by taking her back. Set over 24 hours, Hugh finally confronts his mother on a deserted street about the Little God and the whirlpool that binds them.
Director, Kenny Glenaan ; Producer, Sidewalk / Wiseguise Production. -- Credits: The British Film Institute in association with The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund and The Scottish Film Production Fund. A Sidewalk / Wiseguise Production w. and d. Kenny Glenaan Son Iain Connell Mother Patricia Ross Boy Alan McConnell Workmate Gary Lewis Policeman John Yule Stationmaster Laurie Ventry d. ph. Jerry Kelly sd. rec. Louis Kramer ed. Colin Monie p. designer Jacqueline Smith m. composer Trevor Knight costume designer Phyllis Byrne make-up designer Catherine Shirley 1st ass. d. Graeme Gordon 2nd / 3rd ass. d. Aldo Palumbo unit runner Donald MacKinnon, Carole Sheridan continuity Louise Crichton unit / location man. Angela Murray p. ass Michael Higson props buyer Vivienne MacKay standby props Chris Cull art dept. ass. Adam Squires painter Jim Patrick joiner Aklex Robertson gaffer Andy Stewart ass. Ali MacArthur grip Lucien Grieve ass. ed. Lorraine Keiller focus puller Mark Raeburn clapper / loader Neil Davidson boom operator Stephen Gilmour dubbing ed. Bronke Korda, Derek Livesey SBFT [Scottish Film and Broadcast Training] ed. trainee Giles Burgess sd. trainee James Callaghan camera trainee Jaz Bal costume trainee Kerry MacKay p. trainee Charlotte Strickland exec. p. Steve Brookes, Catherine Aitken Originated on Eastman Colour Film from Kodak Thanks to GHS, Glasgow City Council, East Dunbartonshire District Council, Strathmore Film Lighting, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop [... et al ...] A Sidewalk / Wiseguise Production for the British Film Institute in association with The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund and The Scottish Film Production Fund © Sidewalk / Wiseguise 1996 .
When Ujbaz Izbeneki descends into Hell, nobody is prepared for the chaos that follows in the wake of the man who has lost everything... and anything!
Director, Neil Jack ; Producer, Ko Lik Films. -- Credits: Scottish Screen and Ko Lik Films present voices by Mark McDonnell animat. Michael Hughes, Neil Jack model making Lesley Barnes, Michael Hughes, Neil Jack, Colin Stephenson specialist prop design Colin Stephenson puppet construction Fiona Barty title design and animat. Lesley Barnes ass. dubbing engineer Travis Reeves sd. design John L. Cobban original m. Emma Lines online ed. Joe Spiers, ARC Facilities offline ed. and digital effects Eiko Emersleben with thanks to Julia Caithness for Scottish Screen exec. p. Becky Lloyd for Scottish Screen screenplay Cameron Fraser, Neil Jack © Ko Lik Films MMVI [Cast Ujbaz Mark McDonnell Satan Mark McDonnell Henchman Mark McDonnell].
Danny, a young man down on his luck, is invited to serve an apprenticeship in the colourful world of the underground network of comedy costume wearers. A contemporary costume drama.
Director, Ken Aitken ; Producer, Boom Industries. -- Credits: Boaby Alex Howden Danny Joel Strachan Frankie Peter Lochburn Margaret Evelyn McCormick DSS Man Henry Jones Bouncer Alistair McMenamy Thug Stephen Harrop Barman Martin Campbell Santas Micky Coia, Alan Davidson, Mark Fleming, Hugh Hastie, Fraser Lumsden, Ian MacDonald, Michael Mitchell, Paul Withers Constume Wearers Jim Davidson, Susan Fraser, Jim Harvey, Marj Hogarth, Ross Kirke, Shona Alison Mair, Thomas McCormick, Dorothy Stewart p. man. Linda Fraser 1st ass. d. Michael Mitchell p. ass. Nicky Coia ca,era ass. Neil Davidson camera runner Paul Shirley lighting ass. Stephen Harrop sd. ass. Mark Fleming costume ass. Tracy Gordon props ass. Eliza Brett continuity Geraldene Kirk ass. James Davidson ass. ed. Mark Jenkins titles Susan Frew storyboard artist James Gibson costumes supplied by The Party Shop catering supplied by Chisholms originated on motion picture stock by Kodak equipment supplied by GHS Motion Picture Services, University of Northumbria at Newcastle processing and telecine Colour Film Services edited on Heavy Works, online on Avid equipment supplied by First Cut sd. dub Murricane & Murricane Thanks John Stirling Joiners, Chromaudio, Kall Kwik, The Wickets Hotel, Harmsworth House, Pink Grapefruit, Coulter Madden Associates, Camcast, Young Casting Agency, Lee Lighting, Great North Eastern Railways, The Jessop Group, Creatability. Special thanks Brian Kirke, Mrs Codona, Anne Coulter, Anne Campbell, Freddie Young, Graham Denman, Teri & Mike, Mrs McLaughlan, Linda McDonald, Ian Stewart, Jerry & John, Gordon Brady, The Kerrs, The Hoggans, Niall McLean, John Gow, David Murricane, Becky Thompson, Ken Neil, Robert Scott, Philipa Farnese, Mhairi Fraser, Petrina Smith, Dan MacRae, Susan Fraser, Michael Bairstow, Robert & Agnes Aitken, Sheena & Ian Fraser, Neil & Alison Aitken d. ph. Nicola Williams sd. rec, James Gibson ed. Bert Eeles original m. Gordon Craig performed by Gordon Craig, Neil Clark p. Linda Fraser w. and d. Ken Aitken produced with the financial assistance of Scottish Screen & Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme with support from Glasgow City Council.
Desserts is a black and humorous tale about the supernatural results of a man's greed.
Director, Jeff Stark ; Producer, Stark Film. -- Credits: w. and d. Jeff Stark Stroller Ewan McGregor exec. p. Martha Greene p. Jill Robertson assoc. p. Cressida Luxton p. man. Alicia Marr p. man. (Glasgow) Philippa Atterton d. ph. Kate Stark p. designer Rita McGurn costume designer Justine Luxton stunt co-ordinator Nick Gillard prosthetic make-up supplied by Crawley Creatures prosthetic make-up supervisor Jez Harris hair and make-up Julie MacKay ed. Bruce Townend 1st ass. ed. Jonathan Scarlett m. Simon Boswell, Alex Heffes add. m. Algernon Thompson 1st ass. d. Neil Calder 2nd ass. d. Mark Murdoch location man. Sara Barr continuity Jane Fryers storyboard artist Adrian Marler art dept. ass. Vicky Winning special effects construction Prototypes construction man. Tony Steers construction ass. Alastair Allport prosthetic amke-up FX team Colin Shulver, Andrew Hunt, Reza Karim focus puller Simon Minett clapper loader Derek Walker grip James Coulter gaffer Derek Ritchie electrician Paul Bates re-recording mixer John Hayward p. man. (titles) Rupert Greaves focus puller (titles) Sam Osbourne clapper loader (titles) Rod Cumberbatch electrician (titles) Vanessa Woolfe video ass. Mark Thomas still ph. Matthew Sowerby runners Chris Atterton, Drew Cain, Abi Judge, Basil Smith accounts Valerie Galea insurance White & Wilson camera by Panavision UK originated on Motion Picture Film from Kodak lighting equipment Lee Lighting (Scotland Ltd.), AFM Lighting grip equipment Panavision Grips North post production The Moving Picture Company, VTR tape to film Rushes Digital Filkm colour by Deluxe London film opticals Filmoptic title artwork Roger Kennedy, Spectra_Titles sd. design Reelsound, Glen Freemantle, Tom Sayers freight Ecosse Worldwide Couriers Thanks to The Turnberry Hotel, Cordings of Piccadilly, The Quarry, Winchester Films, The Virgin Clothing Co., Bucks Laboratories Ltd., South Ayrshire Council, Levi Strauss (UK) Ltd., Andy Walker, Julia Raven PR Ltd., Michael Wrenn, EMI Music Publishing. Akasehe Par Deux Jeanes Filles. Burundi: Musiques Traditionelles. Disque Ocora Radio France. Reference C559003. Firesign Project with support and enthusiasm from Levi Strauss UK Ltd. in association with The Glasgow Film Office and The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund. The events and characters depicted in this photoplay are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual events is purely coincidental. © 1998 Stark Films Ltd. All Rights Reserved..
An atmospheric and surreal tale of married life: a husband, a wife and a pair of shoes.
Director, Nigel Atkinson, Huw Davies ; Producer, Cliffhanger Films. -- Credits: Mr Gregor Black Colin McCredie Mrs Gregor Black Ruth Millar Cinema Manager Robin Thompson Schoolboy Sammy Reid Stranger Jerk Skinman Thanks to Argyle & Bute Council, Stephanie Bates, Victoria Beattie, Julia Davies, Jim Doig, Adam Elder, Ian Kerr, Robin MacPherson, Alex McLaren, Phyllis North, Jocelyn Huneter, Maltings Theatre Group, Elephant's Sufficiency, Askeys, Maike Beveridge, Film Lab North, Forton Cinema Hexham, Greggs Bakers, Panavision UK, Carole Sheridan, Waverley Bike Station, Whirlwind, Workout World, Youngmans of Berwick, Dougal Moir & the Pupils of Berwick Middle School, John and Joan Burn Berwick Playhouse, Napier University School of Design & Media Arts, Neil Scott, Cre8te, Castlebrae Business Centre, St. Luke's School Barrhead, Library of the Royal Observatory Edinburgh, Edinburgh Film Studios, Nine Mile Burn. telecine by The Finishing School processing by CFS Print by Hendersons Scaffolding & Blackout by Logan Thomson & Sons Screen supplied by MCL Camera supplied by Axis Film & Video Projector supplied by MacMillan UK Ltd. costume designer Denise Coombes costume ass. Melissa Bunkle make-up & hair Charlotte Bourne make-up ass. Katie Gold p. ass. / continuity Maxine McCall floor runner / projector operator Adam Erbacher focus puller Simon Vickery camera ass. Minttu Mantynen (Edinburgh), Mark Jenkins (Oban) p. man. / 1st ass. d. Ditte Solgaard p. man. (Oban) Clare Kerr digital composition Donald Mitchell audio post production Rob Walker art d. Chris Greenhall d. ph. Scott Ward m. Paul Leonard-Morgan ed. Roger Buck p. designer Mike McLoughlin exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd d., p. and w. Nigel Atkinson & Huw Davies Filmed at Cre8te, Edinburgh and on location in Oban and Berwick-upon-Tweed..
Alex is a dreamer, Mari is a realist: two Highland lovers living in a caravan in the West of Scotland. Trout is a kooky tale of what happens when a bizarre chain of events shakes up their quiet life.
Director, Johnny Barrington ; Producer, Sigma Films. -- Credits: Alex Jamie Michie Mari Lorna Craig Boss Frank Gilhooley Barman Robert Harrison Mother Carrie Lambert at ass. d. Fay Selby 2nd ass. d. / p. co-ordinator Gillian Tod 3rd ass. d. / floor runners Jamie Houston, Carol-Anne Henderson castin d. Kahleen Crawford location man. Tom Jenkins, Tim Linney p. man. Dominique Middleton sc. supervisor Kate West p. accountant Lisa Neely focus puller George Geddes clapper loader Magnus Graham camera as.. / truck driver David Hutton sd. rec. Stephen McBride boom operator Colin Gregory gaffer Ewan Epton electrician Paul Bates art d. Amanda Currie standby art d. Kara Ramsay special effects Peter Akass special effects ass. Oscar Balfour-Paul animal handler Dave Stewart stills ph. Alan Peebles standby costume Tracy McGregor make-up / hair artist Niamh Morrison film laboratory Soho Images sd. post production Savalas Post print master Ardmore Sound dialogue ed. and re-recording mixer Kahl Henderson sd. effects ed. Iain Anderson digital film mastering The Moving Picture Company colourist Thomas Urbye online film ed. Richard Etchelle & Pat Wintersgill colour by Deluxe composer William Threlfall p. designer Moley Campbell film ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Manuel Alberto Claro w. and d. Johnny Barrington p. Anna Duffield p. exec. Amanda Millen exec. p. Sharon Channer, Julia Caithness, Gillian Berrie With special thanks to The Highland & Islands Film Commission, Ecosse World Express, Jeffrey Derby [... et al...] © Sigma Films Ltd. MMVI.
The future. When the crew of a tiny deep space research vessel are unexpectedly exposed to an alien energy, repressed behaviours come to the fore.
Director, Joseph Briffa ; Producer, 55degrees. -- Credits: Emma Bovey Kate Dickie David Wilson Paul Clarkson Paul Stoichita Garry Cooper 1st ass. d. Mark Ash 3rd ass. d. David McKinnon floor runner Rachel Briffa ass. p. Amanda Black p. ass. Viki Campbell p. accountant Linda Cameron sc. supervisor Liz Sherry casting d. Crocodile Casting d. ph. Petter Holman Halvorsen (fnf) focus puller Nathan Mann loader Scott Rodgers grip Robert Etherson camera trainee James Harrison VT operator Adam Campbell gaffer Arthur Donnelly electrician Raymond Broadfoot sd. rec. Andy Baird boom operator Kieran Boyne p. designer John Gorman art. d. Jason Orr standby props Shaun Patton art dept. ass. Richard McFadyen, Claire Flemming, David Badie construction man. Tony Wilson costumes made by The Quickening costume supervisor Tine Warren make-up design Fiona Harvey make-up ass. Wendy Kemp Forbes ed. Fergus MacKinnon sd. designer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves composer David Scott post production co-ordinators Hiba Hadid, Tony Bradley visual effects supervisor Ben Heap graphic designer Faye Greenwood visual effects compositors Dan Lorenzini, Stephen Waugh CGI supervisor Martin Allan CGI artists Ian Baxter, Lucy Luong, Seb Wilkinson titles Simon Tricker camera equipment by Panavision lighting equipment Lee offline and online Edit 123 special effects and 3D The Hive telecine and film transfer VTR film stock supplied by Fujifilm Dolby in selected theatres With special thanks to Audio Link, Moley Campbell, Adam Coles, Stuart Elliot, Holiday Inn Express City Centre, Paul Greengrass, Rebekah Hay, Paul Holmes, Katie Nicol, Jim Rusk, SMG Broadcast Events and Solutions, Karen Smyth, Strathmount Ltd., Todd AO, The Polish Club Glasgow. w. Joseph Briffa and Paul Welsh p. Suzanne Reid p. exec. Amanda Millen exec. p. Julia Caithness, Sharon Channer d. Joseph Briffa.
Stevan Rimkus's evocative "Dancing" stars an admirably crumpled Sylvia Syms as an old woman confined in her Glasgow bedsit. Dying of cancer, she relieves her pain by drinking morphine and whisky cocktails and dreaming of her youth and dancing to the bittersweet music of The Inkspots. Trapped in the rude and intrusive 90's, she holds on to her memories of an earlier, more romantic time.
Director, [d. Stevan Rimkus] ; Producer, [p.c. Stoneybridge]. -- Credits: [Crew w. Stevan Rimkus p. Pamela Wilson ed. John Wilson m. Peter Baikie ph. Bob Pendar Hughes p. design Chrysoula Sofitsi sd. Graham Headicar costume designer Bobby McCulla Cast Sylvia Syms Rose Patricia Kerrigan Antonette Jason Flemyng Michael John Kazek Ian Jack Docherty Builder Natasha Little Young Rose Daniella Nardini Her Lover].
"Mentiras" is a visually stunning but profoundly unsettling journey through the world's largest city. Based on one man's confession to human rights crimes committed with the backing of the Mexican government it is the story of a troubled conscience and the rupturing of official lies.
Director, Nick Higgins ; Producer, Bridging the Gap / Lansdowne Productions. -- Credits: Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen With special thanks to The Fray Bartholeme de Las Casas Centre for Human Rights, Chiapas, Mexico. camera Alex Fenton, Carlos Valdes sd. Marcelo de Oliviera, Hector Ramirez production support in Mexico City Ray Sinatra & Habanero Films p. co-ordinator Aiko Tsuru grip Candelario Perez drivers Miguel & Raymundo p. ass. Felipe Medina (Mexico), Ciara Barry (Scotland) original m. Andrew Cruickshank, Greg Lawson (Violin)\ m. rec. Stephen McBride, Cameron Mercer Musical excerpts: "Invocation of the Corn Mother" Remix performed by Appendix Out courtesy of Alasdair Roberts © 2006. "Cypress Branches" performed by Rachel's courtesy of Rachel's and Touch & Go Records Jason Noble © 1996. online ed. Lewis Gourlay sd. mixer John Cobban ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan exec. p. Noe Mendelle, Julia Caithness d. and p. Nick Higgins A Bridging the Gap Production supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Edinburgh College of Art, Scottish Enterpriseb Edinburgh & Lothian, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute. © Landsdowne Productions 2006.
A true insight into the meticulous work of the Tooth Fairy. From the active imaginations of young children to the mundane, grimy reality of the Tooth Fairy Factory, this creative documentary explores the growing need for myths and lies.
Director, Hazel Baillie ; Producer, Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen Tooth Fairies Agnes Coughlin, Linda Thom, Pauline Lindsay Kids Pheobe Hyde, Mia Scott, Jude Saywell, Rosy Watts, Ashley Pretsell, Lucy Ireland, Laurie Summers, Iseabel Cameron, Callum McKeown, Hannah McKeown Parents Alison Hyde, Helen Ireland, Andy Toombes, Lisa Summers d. ph. Ian Dodds sd. design Matt Hulse animat. / special effects Alan Brown graphic designer Martin Baillie online ed. Simon Blakeley, ARC Facilities art d. Katy Wilson sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira add. sd. Martin Craig, Clair Allan add. camera Andrew Begg, Clair Allan runners Thomas Anderson, Alexa Shaw-Champion research and development Charlotte Bates p. man. Finlay Pretsell d. and ed. Hazel Baillie Thanks to Alan Brown, Karen Anderson and all at Wright Dental, ECA Furniture Department, The Warehouse, John McMillan and all at Enterprise Car Hire, Robert Glassford, Matt Brown, Tracey Fearnehough, Martin Robson, Nacy McIntosh, Mhari Baxter, Vilborg Bjarkadottir, Benjamin Kracun, Gill McArthur, Calum, Marcus and Holly Pretsell [...et al...] exec. p. Sonja Henrici Scottish Screen short film exec. Julia Caithness.
A paranoid delusional man, with an extreme fear of clowns enlists the help of an incompetent psychologist. The outcome never looks promising.
Director, Scott Mowbray ; Producer, Little Pictures. -- Credits: UK Film Council & Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Little Pictures Production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland w. Scott Mowbray Cast Alan Jack Reid Dr. Pierce Peter Lochburn Insane Bus Clown Eddie Doherty Pharmacy Clown Joseph McSwiggan Park / Dream Clown Charles MacRae Nightmare Clowns Colin Scott, Dominic McAteer, Ian Ross Extras Ruth Brown, Jennifer Doherty, William James Allan, Jane Allan, Freda MacNeill, Sharifa McLean, Alan Murray, Shiona Mowbray, Fraser Murdoch, Kate McKinnon, Jenne Brown Crew d. ph. Scott McCartney sd. rec. Paul Bertellotti p. designer Annmarie McKenna costume designer Helen Barron make-up artist Wendy Kemp Forbes storyboard artist Brad MacLean original score Diane Jardine ed. Jon Court p. ass. Jackie Thornton camera ass. Grant Wrass (Wragg?) boom operator Stephen Couser make-up ass. Linda Gardiner art dept. ass. and stills ph. Roseanne K. Davidson catering supplied by John Malpas bus driver Alan Slaven Thanks to Brian McCourt and First Stop Travel, Betty at Stage Party Barton St Stirling, John Buchanan at Buchanan & Campbell Chemists, Sandra Aird Clydebank College, Fred Emden and Tron Theatre Co., The Arches Theatre Co., Wullie Summers GMAC For GMAC sc. ed. Sarah Tripp GMAC director Dale Corlett p. Ciara Barry exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of The UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. UK Film Council Lottery Funded, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, GMAC, BBC Scotland .
Life is difficult enough for 15 year old Isla, living in cramped conditions with her mother, boyfriend and baby boy. Tensions start to rise when mum Ali starts flirting with boyfriend Gav.
Director, Amy Neil ; Producer, GMAC, La Belle Allee Productions. -- Credits: UK Film Council Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Digicult Project in association with Scottish Screen Ali Shirley Henderson Isla Lynn Graham Gav Chris Alexander w. and d. Amy Neil d. ph. Philip Robertson p. designer AnnMarie McKenna casting d. Caroline Stewart ed. Scott McCartney sd. designer John Cobban sd. rec. Chris Campion costume designer Anna Robbins make-up designer Julie Cain French woman Nathalie Cadiet French man Mark Rees baby boy Dylan Gardner voiceover artists Jordan McCurrach, Allision Peckham school children Pupils of Kirkudbright Academy ass. p. Karen Smyth first ass. d. Marisa Privitera runners Richard Harris, Mark Melville, Julia Macbeth art dept. / lighting ass. Stephen Carney camera operator Steven Gardner camera ass. Grant Wragg, Neil McCormack, Cameron Hume grip Robert Etherson boom operator John Dinning dubbing ass. Travis Reeves ed. ass. Nikki McChristie online ed. Guido Schneider audio post production The Base offline facilities La Belle Allee Productions Ltd. post production / camera equipment JAe Ltd. add. camera equipment Hammerhead TV grip equipment Panavision lighting equipment Lee Lighting catering Masterpiece For GMAC p. Karen O'Hare ass. p. Ciara Barry technical support William Summers d. of GMAC Dale Corlett For Scottish Screen short film exec. Julia Caithness For UK Film Council project co-ordinator Paul Hewlett Filmed on location in Dumfries and Galloway Special thenks to Andrew Bonner Film makers would like to thank South West Scotland Screen Commission, Mark Geddes, The Katrin Cartlidge Foundation, David Wilkinson, Hamilton Hodell, Scottish Seabird Centre, Habitat, Hazel's Antiques, Carly McPhee, Sheelagh Dunlop, Simoin Gardner and Nicki Marsh, Peter Widdop, Dumfries and Galloway Council, Kirkudbright Academy, The People of Kirkudbright. exec. p. Paul Welsh and Caroline Cooper Charles With special thanks to La Belle Allee Productions, South West Scotland Screen Commission Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVI.
In a large country manor house, George indulges in the act of decadence. He seems content, yet do we really know who George is? Why is this man so lucky?
Director, Benjamin Kracun ; Producer, Little Pictures. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre presents A Little Pictures Production in association with Scottish Screen & BBC Scotland w. Benjamin Kracun George Ian Agnew Nurse Jacqui Crawford Lord John Stevenson d. ph. Loren Slater sd. Matt Palmer ed. Nick Gibbon & Scott McCartney costume design Rachel Forde make-up artist Hannah Edwards For GMAC sc. ed. Sarah Tripp director of GMAC Dale Corbett p. Ciara Barry exec. p. [? timecode is covering screen] Special thanks to Lady Wemyss. Thanks to Wullie Summers. Filmed on location at Gosford House, Gullen. Made with the support of th UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen .
Coleen and Damien have spent a summer together working as chambermaids. As the summer comes to an end, after fumbling through hangovers and personal insecurities, they confront their unexpected attraction to each other.
Director, Sarah Tripp ; Producer, GMAC (Digiplus). -- Credits: UK Film Council and Scottish Screen present in association with Glasgow Media Access Centre w. Sarah Tripp Coleen Jo Hartley Damien Karl Davies Maids Sandra Adams, Mirren Begbie, Theresa McPhee, Liz Miller, Pauline More, Doreen Sinclair casting Victoria Beattie Castino extras casting United Casting d. ph. Ossie McLean p. designer Martin McNee sd. rec. Simon Tomlinson first ass. d. Ray Kenny make-up designer Nicole Stafford hair stylist Leigh Ferguson lighting gaffer David Conroy armourer / stunts Mark Shelley p. man. Ciara Barry focus puller Martin Coton grip Tony Ward camera ass. Grant Wragg boom operator Barney Strachan lighting electrician Martin Hartnett art d. Susan Collin, Shona Paton art dept. ass. Roseanne Davidson costume maker Elaine Coyle p. co-ordinator Amber Parsons locations scout Derek Henderson stills ph. Roseanne Davidson floor runners Jenny Ross, Eve McConnachie, Joanna Sinclair offline ed. James Charkow online ed. Brendan Reilly online suite Serious Facilities dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves dubbing suite The Base original score Daniel Padden production titles Graphical House ass. ed. Stephen Diamond camera equipment Axis Glasgow lighting equipment Web Lighting grip equipment Panavision c/o Lee Lighting armoury services Shelley Armourer Services Filmed on location at The Point Hotel and Conference Centre, Edinburgh and St. Jude's Hotel, Glasgow. "Me & Her" taken from a drawing by David Shrigley "The Lower The Sun" written by Tom Vernon-Kell, published by Touch Tones Music / Westbury Music Ltd. "The Lower the Sun" performed by Tom Vek courtesy of Universal-Island Records Ltd. Licensed by kind permission from the Film & TV Licensing Division part of the Universal Music Group. With thanks to Jane Allan, Lucy Bacon, Janice Burns and Lynne Doyle at the Hilton Glagow, The Crown Plaza Hotel Glasgow, Simon Cull, Anna Damer, Emma Dick, Bill Gill, Paul Hewlett, Mark Huskisson, Daniel Ibbotson, Graeme Johnston, David Martin, Brian McCormick at Hammerhead, Scott MacGregor, Neil Ellis, Caroline Slasberg & all the staff at The Point, Gail MacGregor, Matt Ronald and all the staff at St. Jude's, Lowri Potts, David Shrigley, David Smith, Emma Stafford, Mark Thomas and all at Axis Glasgow, Tom Vek, Karen Wylie, Blair Young. director of GMAC Dale Corlett exec. p. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness exec. p. for UK Film Council Rebecca Mark-Lawson exec. p. Karen O'Hare, Paul Welsh Made with the support of UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council / Scottish Screen / GMAC MMVI.
Isabel dreams of getting into art college. Working late one night in her dead end supermarket job, the ghost of Andy Warhol materialises in front of her and issues her with a challenge to make great art in the supermarket that night or be trapped there for all eternity.
Director, Rosie Toner ; Producer, Sandford Films Ltd. / Mandragora Productions. -- Credits: Scottish Screen presents in association with Sandford Films Ltd A film by Rosie Toner Cat Isabel Siobhan Reilly Walter James Bryce Stanley Ian Petrie Mum Morag Stark Andy Warhol Len McCaffer Extras Katy Dove, Richard Blass, Chee Wan, Jade Brooker, John Brown, Drew Taylor w. and d. Rosie Toner p. Marc de Launay short film exec. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness d. ph. Keith Ingram film ed. Bill Gill p. designer Shirley Sweeney costume designer Hannah Goldinger make-up designer Maxine Dallas p. co-ordinator Gayle Dickie p. ass. Christian Otty camera / steadicam operator Andrew M'Itwamwari focus puller Stewart Anderson camera ass. Cameron Howatson 1st ass. d. Carole-Anne Henderson 2nd ass. d. Gayle Dickie 3rd ass. d. Barry Laird sc. supervisors Karen Woods, Iain Andrew sd. rec. Becky Thomson locations man. Gary Hogan gaffer David Thom electrician Donald Campbell standby art d. Kara Ramsay art dept. ass. Veronica Rennie boom operator Deborah Baillie make-up artist Sarah Cairncross stills ph. Eileen Byrne runners Rhea MacDonald, Emma Dove, David Eadie, Adam Parker, Maureen Somerville, Gareth McLean, Gary Cullen, Christopher Russell sc. development ed. Marc de Launay, Richard Blass composer John Brown post production sd. John Cobban @ The Base camera equipment Hammerhead Glasgow lighting equipment Lighttrack catering Box of Delights add. composition Henry Gorman add. dubbing mixing Travis Reeves Thanks to Brian McCormick at Hammerhead, Ian Ballantyne, Mr. A. Sharif at Hardgate Superstore, Douglas Dougan, Jane Robertson, Pat Lovett, Richard Blass Made with the kind support of East Kilbride Arts Council. Mandragora Productions. Hammerhead. Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Copyright Sandford Films Ltd. 2006. All rights reserved..
When Emily's quiet life is disrupted by a noisy musician moving in next door, the outcome is far from muted. After a terrible aural misunderstanding, the silence is deafening, and it's up to Emily to break the divide.
Director, Richard Smith ; Producer, GMAC / DigiCult. -- Credits: UK Film Council and GMAC presents a Digicult Project in association with Scottish Screen w. Richard Smith In memory of Rod Hall Emily Samantha Young Jay Ainslie Henderson Linda Shakti Edwards Gary Gerry Lynch Neighbour James Bolenbaugh Noisy Boys Greg Chapman, William Dodds, James Rhattigan Party couple Rosemary James, Mattieu Sagnet d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Stephen Mason sd. rec. Peter Brill first ass. d. Amanda Black costume designer Sophie Toulouze make-up designer Wendy Kemp Forbes lighting gaffer Scott Napier sc. supervisor Claire McKay locations man. Katrina Dee Inkster p. man. Fiona Clark focus puller James Harrison camera ass. / grip Adam Campbell boom operator Thayna McLaughlin lighting technician Damian Leitch art d. Kara Ramsay standby art d. Amanda Currie props master Mark Davitt p. co-ordinator Shirley Tulloch 3rd ass. d. Victoria Campbell, James Bolenbaugh film ed. Gordon Lockhart sd. designer Douglas MacDougall online ed. Jim Allison dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson casting Victoria Beattie Casting stills ph. Jamie Simpson camera equipment Hammerhead TV lighting equipment Lee Lighting [assoc. p. Douglas Dougan p. ass. Anna Purkis floor runner Jacqueline Thornton] Excerpt from "The Immeasurable Joy of Healthy Living" courtesy of The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. "Vagrant Song" written by Pete Dean and performed by The Last September. "When We Only Have Time Left" written by Richard Smith. "Etude 2" written by Pete Dean and performed by The Last September. "Backpack Song" written by Pete Dean and performed by The Last September. "When We Only Have Time Left (funky re-mix)" GMAC p. Karen O'Hare GMAC ass. p. Ciara Barry GMAC technical support William Summers director of GMAC Dale Corlett short film exec. for Scottish Screen Julian Caithness project co-ordinator for Film Council Paul Hewlett Based on an idea by Eleni Tzompanaki. With thanks to Autonomi Ltd., Brian McCormick at Hammerhead TV Glasgow, Chemikal Underground, Mac Hairdressing, Margo Crawford and all the staff at the Fraser Suites Glasgow, Mojo Magazine, Rent-a-Crowd, The 1990s, Greg Barclay, Max Berman, Adam Campbell, Michael Campbell, Ursula Cleary, Laura Donnelly, Bert Eeles, Maryam Hunwick, Barry Laird, Tim Linney, Francis Lopez, Charlotte Mann, Lynn McAdam, Gillian McDivitt, Adam McIlwaine, Jak Milroy exec. p. Caroline Cooper Charles, Paul Welsh Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen..
Actor Gary has just landed his big break in a gangster movie but the director's unconventional methods might just end his career before it begins.
Director, Stephanie Argy, Alec Boehm ; Producer, Dabhand Films, Mental Slapstick. -- Credits: Dabhand Films in association with Mental Slapstick LLC presents A Yankee Doodle Tartan collaboration Cast (in order of appearance) Nathan / Gary / Actor Bryan Larkin Sasha Mary-Ann Cerruti Mob Boss Hamish Menzies Mobster Elton Hall Director Marc Twynholm 1st ass.d. Richard Saade 2nd ass. d. Mark Prendergast Producer Grant Ritchie Continuity Girl Elizabeth Caproni Camera Operator Andy Willis Focus Puller / Clapper Joe Cassidy Boom Operator Martin Moore Lighting Operator Alan Berkley Props Tam Hetherton Make-Up Artist 1 Ron Stirling Make-Up Artist 2 Sam Hastings Sound Recordist Neil Gunn Executive Producer Duncan Edwards Actress Ailsa Hamilton Film Director Victor Kennedy Runner Tony Weaver 2nd Camera Operator Stuart Craw Assistant Director Philip Thornley Crew d. ph. Alec Boehm ass. d. Rab Mullen 'B' camera operator Andy Willis 'C' camera operator Stuart Craw sd. rec. Neil Gunn boom operator Martin Moore 2nd boom operator Gordon Cathcart clapper / runners Kolin Ferguson, Tony Weaver lighting rigger / grip Victor Kennedy make-up artist Sam Hastings ass. make-up artists Bridget Jamieson, Lauren Black production man. / locations man. Philip Thornley sd. mixing / design Dabhand Films post production ADR sd. engineering Animal Audio p. ass. Tony Weaver, Kolin Ferguson storyboard artist Jonathan McEnroe stills ph. Stuart Craw language translators Manon Cranney, Mary-Anne Cerruti, Marie-Alice Rebours, Natalie Haran Special thanks to Spirit Aid, Scotia Scotland, Langside College, Hammerhead (Glasgow), Andy Brady at Sounds Guid Media, Alliance Francaise de Glasgow, Ayyaz Waraich (Dimeworth Films Canada), Stirling Shopping Centre & Staff, May Miles Thomas, Owen Thomas, Lee Perkins, Judith Weston, John Rooney, Alan Hutchison, Charles Courdent, The Falkirk Herald, The East Kilbride News, The Daily Record m. Neil Gunn, Bryan Larkin w. and ed. Bryan Larkin p. Bryan Larkin, Marc Twynholm A Dabhand Films / Mental Slapstick Production 2006.
Working the lonely nightshift, a tollbooth operator is haunted by a memory that won't lie still. Dawn brings a terrible realisation.
Director, Matt Lloyd ; Producer, GMAC presents a Cineworks Production. -- Credits: GMAC presents a Cineworks Production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland Man Billy Mack Woman Gillian Kerr Girls Carla Rae, Maisie Rae Girl in Car Billie Owens Woman in Car Leanora Olmi d. ph. Minttu Mantynen camera ass. Erin Maguire camera runner Tariq Gahznavi gaffer Paul Maguire grip Robert Etherson stills ph. Leanora Olmi sc. ed. Cameron Fraser, Mark Jenkins sc. supervisor Jo Eyden location sd. Graham McCormick, Gregor Marks boom operator Joanna Lee, Chris Champion 1st ass. d. Paul Shearer floor runner Chris Campion runners Clair Allan, Ben Simmons locations man. Jennifer Brooks p. designer Natalie Astridge art d. Shona Paton construction Fraser Jardine at Evergreen Oak Construction add. carpentry Vince Docherty art dept. electrician John Diamond costume designer Laura Spring make-up artist Hannah Edwards ed. Mark Jenkins online ed. Simon Blakeley at ARC Facilities sd. designer John Cobban music by Pre- w. and d. Matt Lloyd exec. p. for GMAC David Smith Supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland © GMAC (Cineworks 2005 / Gemma Mitchell).
In a life where violence begets violence, 13 year old Nico reacts to a beating from his brother by stealing his cat. He then engages in an act of wanton brutality with devastating consequences, in this powerful and affecting film.
Director, Martin Smith. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre presents A Digicult Project in association with Sciottish Screen. w. and d. Martin Smith p. Karen M. Smyth Nico David McNeil Ryan Tony Martin Stevie Ryan Wallace Cal John Cowan Marko Paul Stewart d. ph. Tom Townend casting d. Kahleen Crawford sd. rec. Chris Cameron ed. Martin Smith offline facilities La Belle Allee Productions p. co-ordinator Julia Watson p. designer Annmarie McKenna wardrobe supervisor Anna Robbins hair and make-up Julie Cain chaperone Caroline Stewart focus puller Raymond Knutsen camera runner Grant Wragg camera driver Neil McCormack runner Rhea MacDonald stills ph. Reuben Paris p. man. Pamela Nelson locations man. Derek Henderson ass. ed. Nikki McChristie online ed. James Alcock online facilities La Belle Allee Productions dubbing mixer John Cobban animal handler Dave Stewart For GMAC p. Karen O'Hare ass. p. Ciara Barry technical support William Summers d. of GMAC Dale Corlett For Scottish Screen short film exec. Julia Caithness For UK Film Council project co-ordinator Paul Hewlett exec. p. Caroline Cooper Charles, Paul Welsh With special thanks to La Belle Allee Productions Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVI .
A small fly is blamed for vicious cannibal attacks in Insect City. Can he untangle the web of deceit that has fallen over the city?
Director, Hugo Cuellar ; Producer, Red Kite Animations / GMAC. -- Credits: GMAC presents a Cineworks production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland w. Hugo Cuellar animat. Laura Bendoris compositor Alasdair Brotherston with the voices of Neil Kempsell and Lara Bendoris m. Leila Dunn ed. Mark Jenkins dubbing ed. Travis Reeves sd. design John Cobban post production ARC Facilities Thanks to Edinburgh College of Art Special thanks to Marcia Cuellar exec. p. for Redkite Ken Anderson exec. p. for GMAC David Smith and Karen O'Hare Cineworks, Redkite, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, BBC Scotland © GMAC Cineworks 2005 / Red Kite Animations.
The hybrid animated journey of a Scottish family leaving a grim 70s Glasgow to experience new life in Johannesburg during apartheid, and coming home again with new notions of Africa.
Director, Mandy McIntosh ; Producer, True TV and Film Ltd.. -- Credits: Scottish Screen & Ham & Enos present in association with True TV and Film Ltd. Musicians Harps Zeena Parkins Keyboards Jim Pugilese Percussion Mat Welsch Bagpipes David Watson Turntables Christian Marclay exec. p. Barbara Orton animator Mandy McIntosh animation ass. Ronald Menzies w. Mandy MacIntosh composer Zeena Parkins offline ed. Richard Vint, Edit 123 online ed. David Armstrong sd. mix and dub Savalas field voice and video recording Mandy McIntosh narrator recording Dave Murricane voices Mandy McIntosh, Neil McIntosh, Paula McIntosh Oompie kia Doompie was realised with support from Scottish Screen Lottery Fund and Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund. Additional development funding from Glasgow Film Office. With thanks to Julia Caithness for Scottish Screen. "Ipi Tombi (Bertha Egnos / Gail Lakier) Gallo Africa Ltd. © 1994 © Ham & Enos 2006. All rights reserved..
Obsessed with a paper effigy of his loving wife an introverted stationer lives in a fantasy world of staples and photocopies. But when the doll leaves him torn and bleeding and his real wife starts asking awkward questions he must make a choice between flesh and paper.
Director, Ben Soper ; Producer, UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre presents A Little Pictures Production. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre presents A Little Pictures Production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland Webster Dewi Wynne Jones Alma Gabrielle Barker The Kissing Couple Ash Reid & Graham Stewart ph. and original m. Malcolm Benzie ed. Ian Waugh sd. design Matt Palmer illustrations Ash Reid make-up Julie Flowers p. ass. Siobhan Shields p. Katie Crook w. and d. Ben Soper For GMAC GMAC director Dale Corlett p. Ciara Barry exec. p. Karen O'Hare Shot on location at Rogarth & Brown the Stationers Special thanks to Edinburgh Film Focus, Aimee Jack, Claire Thacker, Chris Dennis, Dee Custance, Frances Benton, Helen Jones, Liz & Ron Beard, Michael Fife, Russell Beard, Lynsey Sutherland and Tom Shields, Wullie Summers. Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVI.
A flock of roosting crows, black as night themselves, are threatened by the advancing shadows at dusk. They need light for protection so with the help of the Raven Chief they take a piece of the sun and use it to save themselves from the darkness.
Director, Selina Cobley ; Producer, GMAC Cineworks. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Cineworks Production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland sc. ed. Sarah Tripp Cel painters Ralph Baudach, Magda Boreysza, Alasdair Brotherston, Claire Campbell, Sehyun Cho, Hlin Davidsdottir, Alison Groat, Eleni Kolorkoti, Daphne Louter, Shona MacDonald, Mary Morrison, Fumlo Obata, Julia Petitperrin, Hannah Rye, Hanae Seida, Jim Stirk, Hugh la Terriere, Tudor Thomas, Caroline Watson titles and credits Jason Wagner ed. and compositing Matt Rochester m. Leila Dunn online Freakworks track lay Travis Reeves sd. dub John Cobban Thanks Art Trist of Scotland, Super Umami, Freakworks, ECA [Edinburgh College of Art], Matt McKenna, Red Kite, Gaia Meucci Extra special thanks Jase and Matt For GMAC GMAC director Dale Corlett short film ass. Ciara Barry For Scottish Screen Julia Caithness For UK Film Council Rebecca Mark-Lawson w. Selina Cobley exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVI.
Tom makes his way home after another anonymous one-night stand, apparently content in his infidelity. But when he discovers his wedding ring is missing, a roller-coaster of imagined dark consequences threaten to de-rail him entirely. But redemption can come even to those who don't seek it.
Director, James Henry ; Producer, Hair in the Gate / Synergen SMK Film in association with Ideal World Films. -- Credits: Tom Kevin McKidd Trish Susan Vidler Jane Doe Laura Fraser Denis David Goodall Denis's Wife Deborah Arnott Trish's Lover Kevin James Kelly >> w. and d. James Henry d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Marius van der Werff film ed. Mark Jenkins sd. rec. Angus McPake dubbing mixer John Cobban m. composed by Paul Leonard Morgan costume designer Alison Mitchell makep-up / hair Claire McAndrew location man. Mark McGhee focus puller Julie Bills clapper loader Mark Sneddon video ass. Martin Campbell grip Mark Donnelly ass. grip Mark Dorris lighting gaffer Derrick Ritchie ligthingn Chris Greenwood, Paul Shirley boom operator Simon Tomlinson first ass. d. Dave Tarvit second ass. d. Gillian Tod third ass. d. Emma Bedford sc. supervisor Avril Watt art d. Alistair Edwardson ass. art d. Fiona Hutchison props buyer Jenny Alexander costume ass. Sally-Gay McCann stills ph. Jeremy Lawrence storyboard artist Derek Gray p. co-ordinator Becky Lloyd p. accountant Ian Reid p. ass. Jon Morrice, Alistair Green location ass. Graeme Richmond unit nurse Gillie Henry telecine Clen Kyte online ed. Chris Timson exec. p. Gaynor Holmes, Carole Sheridan camera equipment ICE Film Equipment lighting equipment Derrick Ritchie grip equipment Grip House North sd. equipment Hammerhead catering Argyll Catering offline ed. Avatar Post Production rushes processing Film Lab North telecine The Finishing School online ed. Elite Television Facilities 35mm transfer Swiss Effects print Technicolor Thanks to Audiolink, Iain Bermingham, Bowmore Whiskey, Graeme Bruce, Casting Call, Annemarie Corcoran, Maeve Dixon, GNER, Sarah Hughes, Isla Irving, Corinne Jackson, Gus Lamont, Bill MacFarlane, Moathouse, Jillian Morris, Adrian Pocock, Dougie Sutherland (Indigo Nightclub), Scotrail, Slater's Menswear, Sprocketeers, Gary Stewart, Ray Tallnan, and Ultimo. A Hair in the Gate / Synergen SMK Film in association with Ideal World Films for BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMII.
An invitation to dinner has never been so deadly. A stylish children's comedy that will leave you wanting more!
Director, Simon Hynd ; Producer, Plum Films Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Michelle Hynd, Simon Hynd Mark Liam Bartie Jacob James Milligan Pete Scott Inglis Aneesha Rameet Sandhu Martha Heather Corbett Mr. Campbell Derek Riddell Mrs. Campbell Michelle Gomez exec. p. Simon Parsons for CBBC Scotland, Julia Caithness for Scottish Screen d. ph. Trevor Brooker film ed. Bill Gill online ed. and special effects designer Mark Huskisson p. designer Max Berman costume and make-up designer Rhona Stewart dubbing engineer John Cobban m. composer Rasmus Borowski sd. rec. Richard Paterson, Becky Thomson, Ian Ross 1st ass. d. Ray Kenny 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde 3rd ass. d. Karen Quinn line p. Sarah Drummond p. man. Tina Foster p. co-ordinator Amanda Moran p. ass. Noirin O'Connor p. secretary Michelle Hynd p. runner Gordon Laird p. accountant Eileen Aitchison sc. supervisor Iain Andrew camera ass. David Bryne camera dept. runner Gareth Chambers grip Robert Etherson gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Ewan Epton art d. Ali Milligan art dept. ass. Liam McCallum construction man. Bob Barclay wardrobe ass. Emma Turner wardrobe ass. / hairdresser Kevin Stewart hairdresser Michael Beeman stills ph. Diane Smith, Laura Hynd camera Axis Films lighting and grip Lee Lighting catering Madly Mocha offline ed. ARC Facilities online ed. Motion Elements, Jim Allison Editing sd. post production The Base production insurance AON Insurance With thanks to Ellie and Georgie Foster MacDonald, Mona and Josh Yang, Munmeet Sandhu, Keir Jamieson, Ross Donnachie, Charlotte Robertson, Caitlin Hardie, Angelina Bartie, Mia Winstone, Sean Munro, Jonathan Dorrian, Cotterell Light Centres, The Johnston Family, Rick Beattie @ Red Roof Studios, Barry Bulsara & Patti Hynd. A Plum Films Ltd film for Tartan Smalls, CBBC, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Plum Films Ltd. MMV.
A sad young woman runs every day to escape the confines of her dreary job in a newspaper kiosk. This is the day she stops.
Director, Peter Mackie Burns ; Producer, Autonomi. -- Credits: Tor Helen Coker Ami Paprika Steen Walter James Grant Tony Jonathan James Boag Male Runner Alistair Braidwood Female Runner Carol Vass Girl Lola Johnson Boy Sean McLaughlan Blonde Girl Lisa Rooney Road Worker Iain Andrew d. ph. Lol Crawley focus puller Richi Holt clapper loader Stephanie Bates grip and video ass. Ray Tallan location sd. mixer Peter Brill sd. ass. Tim Dyer lighting gaffer Derrick Ritchie grip ass. Jason Weidner 1st ass. d, Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Judith Milne 3rd ass. d. Victoria Garden sc. supervisor Iain Andrew location man. David Hancock artists liason Lynn McAdam rushes driver Paul Murray location runners Calire McKay, Linda Sinclair p. runners Imran Aslam, Lisa Baruffati, Gayle Dickie, Neil Gillies, Emma Pisano p. designer Ursula Cleary standby art d. Kara Ramsay props buyer Christine Gibson standby props Stephen Mason dressing props Dan Roberts special effects The Quickening costume designer Deirdre Johnstone make-up design Niamh Morrison make-up ass. Amy Watson storyboard artist Jaeson Finn stills ph. Claire Stewart p. man. Dennis Mulligan p. co-ordinator Jill Greenwood p. ass. Shirley-Anne Tulloch p. accountant Ian Reid catering Deli Royale Catering security Drum Security facilities Silver Screen titles Once Were Farmers car hie Arnold Clark insurance AON processing Film Lab North dubbing suite The Base optical sound Warwick post facilities ARC dolby SR transfer Lip Sync video to film transfer RPS Field & Frame film ed. Bert Eeles online ed. Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison With special thanks to Sharon Doonan, Stephen Purcell, Judith McLean, Deborah Andrews [... et al...] p. exec. Amanda Millen exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Trish Malone p. Marie Olesen w. and d. Peter Mackie Burns The filmmakers would like to give an assurance that no animals were harmed in the making of this film. Run is developed with support from the Jerwood Fund and the First Film Foundation. © Autonomi MMV.
Super lazy Adam buys a cloning machine on eBay in an ingenious attempt to get out of doing his own washing up. Unfortunately his clones turn out to be just as idle as he is. Chaos and hilarity ensue.
Director, Chris Waitt ; Producer, Yummo / GMAC. -- Credits: UK Film Council and GMAC present a DigiCult project Adam Chris Waitt Emily Danielle McLeod Adam's Double Nicky Short first ass. d. Jonathan Farmer third ass. d. Robin Haig ass. p. Jennifer Loughnan ass. p. for GMAC Alice Stilgoe p. accountant for GMAC Kirsty Kyle p. runners Stephen Carney, Nicola Benton sc. supervisor Nicole Miller camera ass. Martin Cotton motion control operator Alan Brown motion control equipment Mark Roberts Motion Control boom operator Kieran Boyne standby art d. Anna Sheard cloning engineers Max Berman, Tim Facey makeup Anita Anderson wigs Wigworld costumes Denise Coombes post production sd. Sound Monsters track laying Rada Danilovic sd. effects ed. Michael Fenton sd. mix Cliff Jones original m. Warm Puppies post production Framestore CFC colourist Steffan Perry online ed. Will Yarrow visual effects artists Tom Truscott, Rob Andrews, Marte Holth, Peter Bunzl, Valery Karyakin, Jose Rosa, James Pykett visual effects supervisor Dean Koomjul sd. rec. Mike Thomas p. designer James Lapsley ed. Franklin Franklin d. ph. Ossie McLean exec. p. for UK Film Council Caroline Cooper Charles exec. p. for DigiCult Paul Welsh w. and d. Chris Waitt The producers wish to thank James Hutt, Graham Guenigault, Andy Sherriff, Ashley Bates, David Smith and Wullie Summers (GMAC), David and Juliet Trotter, Nexus Productions, Andy Kennedy, Rachel Thibbotumunuwe Made with the support of The National Lottery through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund. GMAC, DigiCult, UK Film Council. © 2005 Yummo / GMAC.
An isolated and widowed fisherman discovers a hideous and frail mermaid in his nets and decides to nurse her back to health.
Director, Calum MacDonald and Stephen Murphy ; Producer, Kelpie Films. -- Credits: GMAC presents A Cineworks Production in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland d. ph. Alex Hill p. designer Kara Ramsay muisc composed by Graeme Neilson ed. Scott McCartney and Stephen Anderson Cast Cowan Neil Fulton Mhairi Louise Montgomery Midwife Anne Marie McAleese The Mermaid Rosie Smithers gaffer Andy Stewart camera ass. Siobhan Lorimar art dept. ass. Eleanor Honeybourne digital image manipulation Douglas Neilson magic bullet and after effects design Stephan Gidowicz sd. design Graeme Neilson sd. ass. John Davies costume design Emma Bannerman make-up Stephen Murphy creature design and special effects Calum MacDonald model miniature design Linda Mackie location man. Graeme Moore p. co-ordinator Mhairi Guthrie senior p. ass. Warren Duncan p. ass. Elizabeth Freer p. accountant for GMAC Kirsty Kyle publicity Fiona Collin stills ph. Rosie Smithers catering Henry Dawes casting West End Management camera and grip equipment Hammerhead (Glasgow) lighting by Strathmore Lighting sound and picture post production by The Post Facility (Glasgow) Special thanks to South West Scotland Screen Commission, Joup. Thanks to Ian & Helen MacDonald, Joan Adams, Brian Anderson, Jana Vavrova, Brian & Donald, National Scottish Youth Choir (Glasgow Division), Solway Heritage, Cruck Cottage Heritage Association & the residents of Torthorwald, Alf and Margaret Dunnington, Bill Lawson, Maureen Cairns, Neil McCormack, Donald Holwill, Neil Baird, Diane Henderson, Morag Henderson, Doogie Paul, Major George Rodger & all at Dreghorn Barracks, Mark Geddes, Barabara Doyle, Tim Franklin, Arnold Clark, Lorna Evans, Ian Boyce, Fergus Hill, Ciara Barry, The Coach House Trust and everyone who helped make this film a reality. exec. p. for GMAC Dave Smith w. Calum MacDonald Cineworks, Edinburgh Mediabase, The Post Facility, Kelpie Films Copyright 2005 Cineworks / Kelpie Films .
Summertime in suburbia and Emma is bored. Dad is no help and neither are the local kids. With the arrival of a new neighbour she finds friendship in a world of magic, music and milkshakes.
Director, Nick Gibbon ; Producer, GMAC / Cineworks. -- Credits: GMAC presents a Cineworks production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland Lewis Ian Hanmore Emma Rachel Edwards Dad James Sutherland Girl in Pigtails Lauren McRae Twins Sarah-Beth Neville, Katie Neville Kids in Street Niall Mann, Ruairidh Saunders, Aileas Pringle, Ross Donnachie d. ph. Bejamin Kracun focus puller Erin Maguire lighting gaffer Simon Grohe best boy Matthew Grycuk ass. d. Robert McKillop continuity Fatma Stanners consultant sc. supervisor Iain Andrew sd. rec. Gregor Marks sd. designer Robert Walker art d. Francesca Howard make-up / hair Hannah Edwards chaperone Harriet Hunter stills ph. Alicia Bruce film ed. Ian Waugh online ed. Natasha Low original m. Jean-David Caillouet p. man Tamara van Strijthem p. co-ordinator Lisa Baruffati p. accountant Kirsty Kyle p. ass. Kerri Bradshaw p. runner Louise Ross special advisor Morag MacKinnon exec. p. for GMAC David Smith p. Douglas Dougan w. and d. Nick Gibbon Special thanks go to Napier University School of Design and Media Arts and Lyceum Youth Theatre. Thanks to the following people who generously gave their time and assistance Red Kite Animation, Ko Lik Films Ltd, Brian MacKintosh and all at Young People Speak Out, Moonstone INternational, Edinburgh Film Focus, Queen Margaret University College, International Removals, Gramophone Emporium, Courtyard Antiques, Liz Bisset, Kieran Hannigan, Mark and Esme Lawrence, Graham and Shona Barr, Sklen and Ali Raza, Robin MacPherson, Neil Rolland, Sueann Smith, Alice Stilgoe and Amber Parsons. Filmed entirely on location in Edinburgh, Scotland. Supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland. © GMAC [... cannot read screen due to timecode].
A lyrical examination of change within a family where silent isolation is passed on from parent to child and where loss, cruelty and love are both inextricably combined and continually shifting.
Director, Victoria Beattie ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: w. Victoria Beattie Woman Pamela Drynan Old Man John McFarlane Girl Rosa Edwards Boy Tom Hayes Milkman Colin McArthur Carer Ronald Robertson p. Ditte Solgaard d. ph. Marcel Zyskind p. sd. mixer Stuart Wilson ed. Ida Bregninge p. designer James Lapsley costume designers Amber O'Keefe, Maggie Moffat dubbing mixer John Cobban add. ed. Victoria Beattie, Bert Eeles, Andy Kennedy online ed. Ian Ballantyne film titles Frankie&Jonny p. co-ordinator Sarah Carswell p. ass. Orla O'Connor runner Hazel Robertson art dept. ass. Ciara Barry stills ph. Andy Walters animal handler Ronald Robertson catering Helen Robertson p. co-ordinator for GMAC Alice Stilgoe p. accountant for GMAC Kirsty Kyle camera equipment by AXIS This film could not have been made without the kind support of Jim & Jenny Beattie. Thank you Icon Corporate Wear, VilleneuveWines Edinburgh, Calmac, Touch of Paradise Edinburgh, Service Master Glasgow, Mr & Mrs Ronnie Scott, The Weir Family, Christine McArthur, John MacKenzie, Zam Salim, Stuart Elliot, Dave Cumings, Debbie Campher, Chris Cooke, David MacKenzie, Nigel Smith, Heather Millington, Ali Mitchell, Kate Pybus, Laura Edwards, Angela Hayes, Bute Community Link, Joan Walters, Rothesay Primary School, St. Andrews Primary School Rothesay, Eddie McDaid, ARC Facilities, Alice Nelson, Adam Elder. exec. p. Paul Welsh & Caroline Cooper Charles Made with the support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund..
On a journey after a family shopping trip a young girl discovers that mum doesn't always know best. A slice-of-life drama with stunning first time performances.
Director, Becky Brazil ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Kevin Elek Nathan Kish Lynn Jennifer Lowrie Tash Tammy Arnold Ewan Jack Hogg Baby Harvey Elvis Neilson Maureen Anne Kidd Bus Driver 1 Dave Pickering Bus Driver 2 Ricky Callan Man on Bus Jack Martin Bus Stop Queue Hannah Bardell, Shona Burns, Jennifer Clyde, Charles Edmond, Jill Flye, Sam Flye, Isabel Guthrie, Linda MacRae, David McDonald, Simon Messer, Simon Nowak Bus Passengers Ashley Ashton, Alex Bathe, David Bathe, Roisin Bathe, Margaret Brown, Lindsay Burns, Richard Corral, Hannah Champion, Rachael Clark, Mark Duncan, Briar Jem Easton, Heather Ferguson, Claire Flynn, Robyn Flynn, Toni Flynn, Carri Friedman [... et al ...] p. co-ordinator Ed Smith p. accountant Moyra Statham p. runner Dave Neilson set runners David McInally, Francisco Naveiro, Clunie Scott, Gavin Hamilton unit drivers Paul Murray, Max Parker bus driver George Seath location man. Diane A. Smith 1st ass. d. Gillian Todd 2nd ass. d. Dee Edmonds 3rd ass. d. Karen J. Quinn chaperones Charlotte Hogg, Naomi Neilson sd. rec. Robert Anderson, Simon Woodward, Angus McPake boom operators Graham McCormick, Colin Gregory camera operators Enrico Harvey, Ian Dodds, Simon Vickery camera ass. Minttu Mantynen, Grant McPhee camera runner David Metzger make-up artist Kerry Ronaldson ass. art d. Shona Paton dubbing ed. Craig Aitchison foley artists Travis Reeves, Helen Reeves stills ph. Rebecca Marr sweetie title design Tamagucci p. execd. Amanda Millen exec. p. Trish Malone, Becky Lloyd, Wendy Griffin p. man. Tom Kelly sc. supervisor Mark Jenkins costume designer Caroline Grebbell art d. Mike McLoughlin dubbing mixer John L. Cobban on-line ed. Ian Ballantyne film ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Enrico Harvey w. Becky Brazil Thanks to Joel Venet & Graham Fitzpatrick at Pilton Video, Ros & Rosie at Edinburgh Film Focus, Gyle Shopping Centre, Leith Community Education Centre, Aberhill Bus Depot, Mary McGookin & Stevie Manning at City of Edinburgh Council, Kahleen Crawford, Peter Mackie Burns, Frances Arnold, Sheila Laing at Forthview Primary School. tape to film transfer by Swiss Films A Sprocketeers Production for BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Sprocketeers MMV.
Cannonman tells the story of Dafyd, a downtrodden circus performer trying desperately to break free from the shackles of his tyrannical bearded wife.
Director, Douglas Neilson ; Producer, Kelpie Films / Cineworks. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland Voices Cannonman Alexander Taylor III Bearded Lady Stephen Gidowicz The Dr. Gerry McGlaughlan w. Douglas Neilson and Stephen Anderson add. dialogue Graeme Neilson p. co-ordinator for Cineworks Alice Stilgoe p. accountant for GMAC Kirsty Kyle p. ass. Fergus Hill set and model design by Estelle Richardson models built by Estelle Richardson, Dave Turbitt, Nicky Whitfield sets built by Estelle Richardson, Cesca Howard, Jan Leitch, Alistair Brotherston, Tudor Thomas, Madevi Dailly animat. Colin Barrie, Douglas Neilson CGI animat. and compositing Andrew Miller sd. design and score Graeme Neilson ed. Stephen Anderson sc. ed. Cameron Fraser exec. p. for GMAC David Smith Thanks to Steven Devine and Suio Water, Cineworks, Neil Jack, Katja Anderson, Alex Hill, Fi Collin, ECA, Drummond Community High School, Victor Kennedy, Charlie Taylor, Graeme Doig, Gethin Jones, Bob Neilson, Jean Adams and Brian Anderson. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland. BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen, GMAC, Cineworks, Kelpie Films, Edinburgh Mediabase. Copyright Cineworks / Kelpie Films 2005.
On the eve of war in Bosnia, two best friends go looking for treasure. Oblivious to the encroaching danger, what they discover changes their lives forever. A tale of friendship despite prejudice.
Director, Samir Mehanovic ; Producer, Brazen Hussies Ltd. in association with Heft Doo. -- Credits: Glavne Uloge / Cast Stevo Almir Mehanovic Ramiz Eldar Zubcevic Bane Jasminko Hodzic Mira Jasminka Pasic Uciteljica / Teacher Ivana Perkunic Cetnici / Soldiers Enver Dautovic, Samir Hidanovic, Almir Sahinovic Mladi Musliman / Muslim Damir Altumbabic Ramizova Mama / Ramiz's Mother Martina Kujundzic Ramizov Otac / Ramiz's Father Saban Mujkanovic Direktor Produkcije / p. man. Enes Maksumic Koordinator Produkcije / p. co-ordinator Marina Gedan Asistent Produkcije / p. ass. Edina Atic Organizator / location man. Zoran Andric Administracija / administrators Zembo Haris, Lejla Panjeta Finansije i Racunovsdtvo / p. accountants Icex Company Sarajevo, Movra Statham Pomocnik Reditelja / ass. d. Muhamed Aljovic Snimatelj / camera operator Minttu Mantynen Sarfer / focus puller Jamie Feliu-Torres Pratilac Kamere / camera ass. Sinisa Ponjevic Majstor Rasvjete / gaffer Safet Kutlovac Elektricar / electrician Fahrudin Hadzanovic Majstor Scene / grip Suljo Kutlovac Majstor Tona / sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira Mikroman / boom operator Predrag Dorda Muzicari / musicians Merima Kluco - Accordion, Jean Johnson - Clarinet, Aidan Burke - Viola, Clea Friend - Cello Snimatelj Muzike / recording engineer Stuart McLeod Scenografija / art dept. Mirsad Abaz, Zoran Andric Majstor Sceneografije / art dept. construction Mihrab Gljiva, Mevludin Mehanovic Vozaci / drivers Emir Sahinovic, Fahrudin Turcinocvic Specijalni Efekti / special effects Mirsad Abaz Sminker Masker / make-up Vesna Trograncic Gardarober / wardrobe Zakira Smajovic Catering Kazan Mahala Montazer / offline ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan Montazer / online ed. Berg Saetre Mikser Zvuka / sd. mixer John Cobban Vozila Produkcije / transport cars Toyota Smajlovic, Tinja-Srebrenik Zahvaljujemo / with thanks to Brian Suttie at ARC Facilities Edinburgh, Bosanski Kulturni Centar, The Base, Dom zdravja Srebrenik, Russell Galt, Irene Adams, Geraldine Gammell, Leonard Harper Gow, Iljas Hasanbasic, Zlata Hogic, Jasmin Imamovic, Muhamed Jasarevic, Ismet Prcic, Vedo Tanovic, Mirsad Tukic, Memhed Masala, Neka Mulaosmanovic, Kuca Mira, Motel Palma Modrac, MUP Kantona Tuzla PV Centar, Music Department University of Edinburgh, Narodno Pozoriste Tuzla, Pitstop Servis Srebrenik, Policijska Stanica Srebrenik, Rijaset Islamske Zajednice Tuzla, RO Niskogradnje 2 Oktobar Tuzla Posebnio Zahvaljujemo / With special thanks to Sir Robert Smith, Opstina Srebrenik, Opstina Tuzla Compozitor / composer Nigel Osborne Direktor Fotografije / d. ph. Scott Ward Scenarista i Reziser / d. Samir Mehanovic Producenti / p. Susan Nickalls, Almir Sahinovic Izvrsni Producednt / exec. p. Nigel Smith exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Brazen Hussies Ltd. in association with Heft Doo. Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Brazen Hussies Ltd. MMV.
Photojournalist Colin McPherson has been recording the story of the few remaining salmon net fishermen, the methods and the elements. An illuminating film on a little recognised subject.
Director, Katrina McPherson ; Producer, Goat Media Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Colin McPherson lighting camera Neil Kidd sd. rec. Douglas Kerr camera ass. Francis MacNeil ed. Simon Fildes online ed. Ian Ballantyne sd. designer John Cobban exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie www.catchingthetide.com © Goat Media Ltd. MMV.
Jamie develops a sure-fire way of picking winning horses at the races but his happy family is turned upside down when his newly wealthy parents decide to upgrade their lives. Successfully sabotaging his system is his only chance to restore normality.
Director, Marc de Launay ; Producer, Flechette Film. -- Credits: screenplay Jamie Havlin exec. p. Julia Caithness for Scottish Screen, Simon Parsons for CBBC Cast Jamie Kieran Tennant Dad George Drennan Mum Jane Stabler Gran Georgina Provan Mrs. Entwhistle Morag Stark Lucy Shannon Douglas Bookie's Clerk Nigel Buckland Vox Pop Iain Andrew TV Racing Pundit John McCririck as Himself p. man. Rosie Toner p. accountant Ian Reid associate p. David Griffith p. ass. Gayle Dickie d. ph. Andrew Begg designer John Gorman sd. Cameron Mercer ass. d. Ted Mitchell costume deisgn Gill Horn make-up designer Claire McAndrew sc. supervisor Iain Andrews art d. / graphics Dave Turbitt camera ass. Martin Coton grip Tim Cullen camera trainee Sue McDonald gaffer Dave Thom electrician Grant McLean boom operator Colin Gregory 2nd ass. d. Mark Ash 3rd ass. d. Chris Cameron standby art d. Christian Otty graphics coding Robin Gillett Mrs. Entwhistle Monster Grant Mason location man. Ewan Stewart locations ass. Claire McVey wardrobe ass. Alison Johnston lights Lighttrack HD camera system Hammerhead TV Facilities catering Deli Royale p. insurance Aon chaperone Anne Rankin location stills Eileen Byrne runners / PAs Naomi Adams-Strump, Lisa Baruffati, Leira Brown, Ryan Daly, Craig McLaren film ed. Bill Gill music score John Brown online ed. Ian Ballantyne post p. ARC Facilities re-recording mixer Paul Wilson sd. studio The Dubbing Theatre racing footage and facilities courtesy of BBC Sport, Goodwood Racecourse, Sunset + Vine For Sunset + Vine p. Steven Cook p. co-ordinator Tara Woodhouse lighting camera Damian Bradshaw The producers also wish to thank CMA Agency, GMTv, Greyhouse Friends Inc., Live and Loud, Pace, Personal Appearnaces, Scottish Screen Locations, Strathclyde Theatre Group, William Hill Bookmakers and Steve Arthur, Louise Coleman, Bill Fairweather, Louise Harris, Caitlin Kennedy, Becky Lloyd, Robbie McCallum, The Carr Family, Jim Crawley, Stuart Hall, Ioana Joca, Sorcha Kennedy, Patsy Martin, Susan Triesman The GGTV logo is based on the GMTV logo device and is used by kind permission of GMTV Limited "Study of a Greyhound" by Jacques Laurent Agasse is reproduced by kind permission of Greyhound Friends Inc. and Mrs. Catherine Cahill Produced in association with ARC Facilities, Broccoli.com, Hammerhead, Madragora, Raygun A Flechette Film for CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen.
A remarkable story of hallucinatory voices that diagnosed a brain tumour and the Harley Street psychiatrist who was prepared to gamble his professional credibility and believe them.
Director, Alice Nelson ; Producer, Teebster Productions. -- Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with Scottish Screen presents Cast Woman Pauline Goldsmith Doctor Jay Otagoya d. ph. Minttu Mantynen ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan ass. camera Umang Bhattu grip Dave Thom sd. rec. Angus McPake 1st ass. d. Gemma Mitchell runners Paul McGuire, Gerry McGuire, Craig Nicol set design and construction Guy Bishop model shoot camera Chris McCulloch stills ph. Marisa Privatera, Umang Bhattu sd. design Matt Hulse online ed, Hamish @ Freakworks Thanks to Ike Azuonye and family, Fountainpark Centre, Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle, Chris Lowry A Bridging the Gap production supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute, Edinburgh College of Art. Teebster Productions.
A fast-paced, funny and touching story following a young Muslim entrepreneur with ambition and attitude as he embarks on his venture to open Europe's first 'African Village' in Possil, Glasgow.
Director, Aimara Reques ; Producer, Media Co-op. -- Credits: With thanks to The Rafique Family, the Staff at Solleys African Caribbean, The Edem Adordie Family, the Staff at Praise Export Services, Radio Clyde, Credential Holdings, Bay Tree Cafe, GMAC, Jimm Allison, Solomon and Love, Mr. & Mrs. E. Duffy, Past McKay, Emmanuel, The Sharkey Family, The Deli and staff at Possil, Jacqueline Duffy, Martin Mather, Joe Rodden, Nerea Bello, Louise Scott, Inigo Garrido. rostrum Malcolm Paris computer graphics effect Once We Were Famous add. camera Alexander Arias sd. dub John Cobban online Serious [Facilities] film ed. Colin Monie music courtesy of Zuba Allez! The Album p. man. Nan Gourlay exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. for SMG Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for Media Co-op Linda Broadbent d., p. and camera Aimara Reques.
Kerry is a young woman with learning and physical disabilities but lives life as fully as her identical twin. A young mother with a rich social life, she's determined to help others with disabilities achieve their dreams.
Director, Christine Winford ; Producer, Cormorant Films. -- Credits: Thanks to Alison Campbell, Ace Advocacy, Bannerman's Bar, Enable, Edinburgh Zoo. camera Martin Singleton add. camera Alan Crumlish sd. Alan Young ed. Fiona MacDonald dubbing mixer John Cobban online ed. Simon Hipkins exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd and Agnes Wilkie.
From discovery to cremation this poignant and revealing documentary follows the journey of an anonymous, unclaimed body and describes the procedures and rituals that lead to its internment.
Director, Andrew Henderson ; Producer, Cadies Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: d. ph. Andrew Begg add. camera Keith Bradley sd. rec. Des Henron ed. Roddy Simpson sd. composers Matt Hulse, Katy Jones Thanks to Ewan Amos, Robin Bankhead, Professor Anthony Busuttil, Rev. Anthony Greenwood, Sonja Henrici, Cameron Pirie, Steve Sprung, George Bell Mortonhall Crematorium, Candice Bray Barclays Funeral Services, William Gallagher District Procurator Fiscal, Sergeant Andy Gilhooley Lothian & Borders Police Force, Bill MacDonald The Cowgate Mortuary, Angela McLean The City of Edinburgh Council Environmental & Consumer Services Department exec. p. Noe Mendelle A Bridging the Gap Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Angus Digital Media Centre , Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art © MMV.
On the edge of Dundee a 17 story tower block awaits demolition. We undertake a journey exploring the space, drifting through deserted corridors and rooms, and exploring the memories of the multistorey's former residents.
Director, Gregor Marks ; Producer, Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with Scottish Screen presents d. ph. Benjamin Kracun steadicam operator John Richards focus ouller Jo Lee sd. rec. Neil Gray ed. and sd. designer Baar Tyrmi add. sd. design and mix Rob Walker online ed. Natasha Low With the voices of Edward Colville, Andrew Crumley, Miles Glendinning, Jack High, Thomas Kelly, Jim McFarline, Frank Mills, Lynne Spzak Thanks to Simon Biggs, George Bowie, Mark Cousins, Iain Finn, Anne Forbes, Christine Fraser, David Gonzalez, Fabien Oliver Greenberg, Sonja Henrici, Margaret Johnstone, Robbie McKillop, Kevin McKlusky, Elizabeth Madden, Robert and Katie Marks, Noe Mendelle, Steve Sprung, Becky Stone, Joel Venet, Sanctuary Housing Association, The Carnoustie Court Concierge Team, The Residents of Baberton, Barrasie and Carnoustie Courts, Napier University School of Design and Media Arts, Dundee City Council Central Library Photographic Collection, Pilton Video A Bridging the Gap Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art. .
This award-winning and hauntingly beautiful Inuit folktale tells of a fisherman who unwittingly hooks a skeleton from the icy depths.
Director, Edith Pieperhoff ; Producer, Red Kite Productions. -- Credits: d. and animat. Edith Pieperhoff inbetweener and renderer Rachel Everitt artwork ass. Julia McLean, Chloe Diskin, Henry Cruickshank sc. Jill Brett narr. Lelia Doolan music by Daniel Williams. Cello Clea Friend. Harp Phamie Gow. Singer Grace Nyandoro compositing Matt Rochester, Jim Stark camera Rachel Everitt post production Kerry Cathro audio post production Canongate Studios p. accountant Moyra Statham film transfer Colour Film Services Thank you Ruth Kirkpatrick, Vicky Donnely, Hazel Walker, Fiona Murray, Birgit Falk, Katja Anderson, Alastair White, Sueann Smith exec. p. Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. Bord Scannan na Heireann / Irish Film Board Brendan McCarthy A Red Kite Production in participation with Canal+ for Bord Scannan na Heireann / Irish Film Board, Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Arts Council of Ireland with the support of Amnesty International Animated Film Festival. © Edith Pieperhoff / Red Kite Productions 2004.
After her mum disappears in mysterious circumstances, Lorna grows up with a fascination for the unexplained. She and her boyfriend, Gordon, set off together in search of the truth.
Director, Mike Kelly ; Producer, Fresh Films. -- Credits: Lorna Naomi Williams Gordon Liam Hurley Father Jim Byers Mother Maggie MacRitchie Andrew David Evans Youong Lorna Martha Sandeman Clark Young Andrew Lewiss Hutchison Policeman Roger Clifford Science Teacher Janie McGill Made with support and encouragement from The Post Office p. designer Tom Sayer design Laurel Weir, Louise Dickinson, Douglas Chatham, Tony Sheridan costume designer Ruth Sinclair make-up Julie MacKay, Rachel Blow 1st ass. d. Gus MacLean 2nd ass. d. Jonathan Farmer p. man. Angela Murray p. ass. Rachel Seiffert, Richard Weeks stills ph. Lucy Enfield camera ass. Graeme Scottgrip Lucien Grieve rostrum camera Malcolm Paris gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Michael Carr sd. rec. Peter Brill dubbing mixers Bronek Lorda, Derek Livesey ass. film ed. Mark Jenkins animat. Walter McCrorie graphics Holgar Mohaupt, Linxi Perth composer Paul Leonard-Morgan d. ph. Ian Dodds ed. Bert Eeles exec. for Scottish Film Production Fund Oscar van Heek series producer 10 x 10 Jeremy Howe p. Gillian Parry w. and d. Mike Kelly A Fresh Film and Television Production in association with The Scottish Film Production Fund and the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund. © BBC Bristol MCMXCVII .
Camping out by a disused tunnel. Kirsty winds Jamie up with horror stories about the mysterious hunter Johnny. A nasty shock lies in wait for both of them when Kirsty lures Jamie into the tunnel to look for the bodies of Johnny’s victims.
Director, Brian Kirk ; Producer, Raging Cow. -- Credits: Kirsty Ria Sheppard Jamie Douglas Murphy Johnny Bill Murdoch p. co-ordinator Su Bainbridge location ass. Mike Ward, Campbell Atkinson sc. supervisor Margaret Waldie 3rd ass. d. Claire Hughes trainee ass. d. Tim Bain chaperone Martina Gormley focus puller Andy Ford camera dept. runner Mark Jenkins grip Lucien Grieve dubbing mixer Derek Livesey boom operator Peter Murphy trainee sd. ass. Alastair Mason art d. Stephen Wong carpenter Rod Hogg fish handler Tony Steers art dept. ass. Chris Cull, Alistair Edwardson, Fiona Riddick, Adam Squires gaffer electrician Donny Campbell spark Mick Carr generator operator Arthur Donnelly costume designer Eleanor Baker wardrobe supervisor John Laurie make-up artist Sarah Fidelo ass. film ed. Alex Brand, Martin Morrison location catering Exquisite Scoff neg cutting Sylvia Wheeler's grading Colour Film Services titles Damson Studios All camer equipment supplied by Cine Europe Ltd. exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Stephen Cleary unit man. John Booth first ass. d. Harry Boyd sd. rec. Brian Milliken film ed. Gary Scott p. designer Robina Nicholson composer Rob Lane d. ph. Ian Dodds With thanks to Robert & Wilma Murphy, Anne & Alan Sheppard, Neil McInroy, Jane Harris, Ewen Donaldson, Moira Darroch, Charlie Stuart, Susie Brown, Paul Thornton, Andrew Wilson, Agnes McLelland, Jim Alexander, Martin Cummins, Steve Inch, Kevin Kane, Botanic Gardens Glasgow, Glasgow Parks Department, Cumbernauld Youth Theatre, Scottish Youth Theatre, Scottish Ambulance Service, Scottish Red Cross, Morton's Bakery Ltd. Made in association with Fresh Film & TV (Scotland) Ltd. Filmed in Glasgow with the assistance of Glasgow City Council and Glasgow Development Agency. Made with support and encouragement from The Post Office. w. Tom Shankland and Brian Kirk p. Gill Parry © Raging Cow Films 1996..
A man is captured by two homicidal maniacs and thrown into the boot of his car. Will he survive the journey that follows?
Director, Jim Gillespie ; Producer, Sidewalk. -- Credits: w. and d. Jim Gillespie Based on an original idea by Ramsey Campbell Cast Christopher Fulford [Bill]; Frank Gallagher [Psycho 1]; David MacKay [Psycho 2]; Carolyn Bonnyman. Stevie Hannan, Paul Featherstone exec. p. Kate Ogborn d. ph. Denis Crossan p. deisgner Ben Scott m. Mick MacNeil ed. Elen Pierce Lewis hair and make-up Pat Hay wardrobe Joanna Macklin, Leila Ransley sd. rec. Tim Mack sc. supervisor Lisa Vick p. man. Ian Burgoyne location man. Jane Anne Purdy 1st ass. d. Alisdair Irvine 2nd ass. d. Cassius Coleman focus puller Roz Naylor clapper loader Tristram Cones grip Eddie Burt gaffer Micky Page electricians Eddie Knight, Gary Collett, Dave Bruce special effects Bob Hollow boom operator Toreston Pope ass. ed. Kate Higham sd. ed. Reelworks dubbing mixer Chris Trussler stunt co-ordinator Rod Woodruff stunt performers Glenn Marlis, Jonathan Cohen p. stills Mark Mann FT2 trainees Victoria Stevens, Stephen Mercer All vehicles suppled by Action Vehicles lighting equipment Lee Lihgting titles and opticals Studio 51 film laboratory Metrocolor Filmed on location at Shepperton Studios Thanks to Hugh Whittaker, Ron Pearce, Allan West Brentford, Tarmac, AB Chance UK Ltd., Munro and Forster Communications, Daymodes, Cameron Communications, Dougie Jackson The characters and events depicted in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead is purely coincidental. A Sidewalk Production for BFI Production in association with Channel 4 and The Scottish Film Production Fund and with assistance from the European Union's 169 Action Plan. Copyright BFI 1995.
In the fading light of a city, two homeless men are pulled into the bitter world of ageing comedian, Tommy Yorke. As Tommy tries to end his unfulfilling life, the two wanderers meet a woman lost in a fantasy life devoted to Tommy. "Who's kidding who, here? We've been given the chance to meet a man, who, like you and me, just ain't wearing it anymore". One night in the lives of four disparate people, whose paths cross when fate introduces them to The Lucky Suit.
Director, devised and d. Caroline Paterson ; Producer, Raindog. -- Credits: Cast Irene Barbara Rafferty Tommy Yorke Ron Donachie Terry Robert Carlyle Billy Gary Lewis Mr. Craig Michael Marra Young Man Paul Hickey Lift Attendant Ralph Riach Leader of the Gang Tommy Flanagan With Sharon McKay, Stevie Allen, Salar Zahed, David Hayman, Niki Longmuir, Frances McKay, Stephen McCreadie, Andy Flanagan, Nathan Smith, Gemma the Dog, Mari Erskine, Stephen Cafferty, Bridget Paterson, Claudio Carnovale, Vanya Eadie lighting cameraman Jeremy Kelly ed. James Hamilton original m. Michael Marra designer Niki Longmuir sd. Kenny Allan costume designer Eleanor Baker exec. p. Catherine Aitken 1st ass. d. Gus McLean 2nd ass. d. Karen McConnell 3rd ass. d. Anneli Downing p. man. Brian Horsburgh p. co-ordinator Beverley Syme continuity Lillias MacKenzie trainee ass. d. Kath Wishart focus puller Kirstin McMahon grip Lucien Grieve clapper loader John Harper technical operator Charlie Graw camera trainee Julie Mills make-up Dianne Jamieson make-up trainee Nicola Knowles costume ass. John Laurie art d. Nicki McCallum construction Colin Fraser props Gregor Telfer stand-by construction Dave Roy art dept. runners Alan Payne, Claudio Carnovale art dept. trainee Stephen Campbell gaffer Donny Campbell dubbing ed. Bronek Korda catering Exquisite Scoff electrician Mick Carr boom operator Norman McArthur stills ph. Alan Wylie chaperone Annie O'Leary Lucky Suit made by Kirsteen Naismith original paintings by Norman O'Leary Special thanks to Andrea Calderwood, Paddy Higson, Andy Harris, Jim Hamilton, Willie Wands, Gerry Ramage, Alice Griffin, Ian Madden, Francis Higson, Martin McCardie, Steve Inch, Eric Coulter, David Hayman, Karen Richards, Kate & Marten, Strathclyde Arts Centre, Peter Fox and staff at The George Hotel. Camera equipment Tattooist International Ltd. Grip equipment BBC Resources Vehicles supplied by David Owen Van Hiore, Arnold Clark, Cabervans. Laboratory Services Metrocolor London Ltd. Insurance RHH Ruben Couriers Ecosse World Express Radios Martin Daws Communication Lighting equipment Donny Campbell Film Lighting titles and opticals Mike Donnely @ Studio 51 title design Paperdart "Libertango" composed by Astor Piazzolla. Performed by Trio Pantango courtesy of SDRM. "Oclupaca" composed and performed by Duke Ellington courtesy of EMI Publishing & Fantasy Inc. "Mary Anne" composed by Ray Charles performed by Buddy Guy © 1956 Progressive Muisc administered by Carlin Music Corp. Filmed entirely on location in Glasgow. Raindog gratefully acknowledge the support of Glasgow City Council's Economic Regeneration Unit. © Raindog Limited MCMXCVI.
Every teenager has sat alone in their bedroom, dreaming about somone they hardly know. But what happens when you try and rope them into your private fantasy? Emma works in the "Magic Moments" photo shop in Glasgow. She has a crush on Neil, but he hardly seems to notice her when he brings his pictures in to be developed. Unperturbed, she keeps an extra set of all his photos, pretending he's her boyfriend. When Neil brings his snaps in from his latest holiday - his honeymoon - Emma has a surprise in store...
Director, Saul Metzstein ; Producer, Out to Lunch. -- Credits: Firesign Productions, Levi Strauss UK Ltd. and Scottish Screen in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, The Glasgow Film Office and Ideal World Productions present an Out To Lunch Picture. Emma Arlene Cockburn Neil Dougray Scott Dougal Bill Gardiner Gran Elspet Cameron Denise Wendy Wason Mrs Mackintosh Sarah Collier Mr Mackintosh Michael MacKenzie Uncle Jack Billy Riddoch Snogging Couple Patto and Kristen Brannigan w. John Wrathall line p. Angela Murray exec. p. Michael Wrenn, Leigh Marling, Damian McKeown, Mark Ratcliff d. ph. Seamus McGarvey p. designer Rebecca Loncraine sd. Louis Kramer costume designer Louise Noble hair and make-up Dianne Jamieson ed. Rachel Seiffert m. Cameron Sinclair 1st ass. d. Mercedes McGurn 3rd ass. d. Donald 'Bovy' MacKinnon sc. supervisor Lilias MacKenzie p. accountant Jillian Morris pre-production accountant Jenifer Booth p. ass. Clare Kerr p. runner Paula O'Rawe location man. Dawn Harvey stills co-ordinator Lene Bausager art dept. ass. Catherine Carruthers, Andy Drummond construction Marc Brembridge Construction storyboard artist Tim Pitman titles design Matt Cowe focus puller Baz Irvine clapper loader Neil Davidson grip Stuart Bunting gaffer Graham Walker electricians Derek Geyer, Pat Sweeney video ass. Angela Murray add. sd. Alan McNicol boom operator Alan McNicol, Becky Thomson re-recording mixer Paul Hamblin foley artist Rachel Seiffert foley mixer Dave Murricane stills ph. Wendy House, Mark Hakansson wardrobe ass. Lorna Carmichael hair and make-up (stills) TC catering Real Foods for Reel People, Guy Cowan, Isobel Graham, Arthur O'Neil production solicitors Jonathan Blair, Theodore Goddard insurance Samson & Allen camera by Panavision UK originated on Motion Picture Film from Kodak lighting equipment Lee Lighting (Scotland) Ltd. grip equipment Grip House North post production Digital Facilities, Glasgow colour by Rank Film Laboratories neg cutting Triad-Total opticals Filmoptic title artwork Spectra sd. re-recorded at Boom freight Ecosse World Wide Couriers A Firesign Project with support and enthusiasm from Levi Strauss UK Ltd. Thanks to Andy Alston, Hamish Barbour, Jonathan Berger, Jenifer Booth, Lenny Crooks [... et al ...] Special thanks to Irvine Welsh, Lizzie Francke, Andrew MacDonald, Working Title Pictures "Minuet for Strings Quartet in E, op. 13 (Boccherini) [music credit] "Dedicated to the One I Love" [music credit] An Out to Lunch Picture for Firesign / Levi Strauss UK Ltd. and Scottish Screen in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, The Glasgow Film Office and Ideal World Productions Shot on location in Glasgow © 1997 Out to Lunch Pictures Ltd. All rights reserved..
A suspense story with a comic edge about a gang of extortionists who live in the underworld of the city.
Director, Ian Madden ; Producer, Kelvin Films. -- Credits: story and screenplay Chris Dolan p. designer Campbell Gordon d. ph. Mark Littlewood costume designer Lynn Aitken m. composed by Ross Campbell played by The BT Scottish Ensemble directed by Clio Gould ed. James Hamilton sd. mixer Louis Kramer camera operator Alan Stewart Gordon Magee Peter Mullan Cath Magee Deirdre Davis Shere Khan Grant Smeaton Ka Paul Doonan Prostitute Joanna MacLeod Leanne Vanya Eadie Brain Garry Sweeney Postman Stephen McCole Village Girl Lorna Henderson Baby Sammy David and Sandy Sneddon Gang Members Steven Singleton, Joanne Reilly, Louise Ludgate, Angela Colquhoun, Scott Stead, Katriona Hope, Raymond Boyle art d. Nicki McCallum, Cliona Harkin construction man. Danny Sumsion dressing prop Tony Sheridan art dept. ass. Alistair Edwardson prop makers Derek Beggs, Penny Crisp ass. d. Mike Queen, Karen McConnell, Ted Mitchell p. accountant Hilda Booth location man. Tim Bain p. co-ordinator Karen Wood sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield focus puller Alan McSheehy clapper loader Alick Fraser camera grip James Coulter camera trainee Neil Davidson dubbing mixer Bronek Korda ass. dubbinh mixer Derek Livesey boom operator Simon Chirgwin make-up designer Laura Hill costume supervisor Cat Shirley costume ass. Deanna Phanopoulous gaffer electrician Mark Ritchie electricians Stuart Farmer, Michael Toher stills ph. Alan Wylie chaperone Martina Gormley unit driver Andrew Torrance lights Lee Lighting Ltd. moviecam Samuelson Film Services grip equipment Grip House North film stock Fuji Film opticals Studio 51 laboratories Metrocolor vehicles Arnold Clark couriers Ecosse World Express Ltd. caterers VIP Location Catering music recorded at Ca Va Sound Workshops, Glasgow The Producers would also like to thank Glasgow City Council, Grampian Television, Border Television, Ciro Lights, Allied London & Scottish Properties PLC, Stuart Bunting, Eddie Burt, Lewis Buchan, Alison Campbell, Anne Coulter, Mick Coulter, Eddie Dick, Stephen Docherty, Bill Forsyth, John Gow, Andy Harris, Paddy Higson, Frances Higson, Claire Hughes, Eddie Hutchison, The Malcolm Family, Neil McFarlane, Shelagh Sayer, Kirsten McDougall, Kay Sheridan and SBET, Linda Sneddon, Kara Szifrif, George Thompson, Stephen Wong A Kelvin Films Production for The Scottish Film Production Fund in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. Filmed on location in Glasgow, Scotland. © Kelvin Films MCMXCVI. All rights reserved..
"Wheels" is a comedy short, set during the summer of 1982. "Come on Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners is at the top of the music charts and in the towns of Britain, cars, Citizen Band radios and alcohol are the icons of popular youth culture. Imagine an American 'bubblegum / cruising' movie, substitute the drinking of vodka down alleyways for milk-shakes in diners, vinyl roofed Ford Escorts for open top Chevrolets, and the High Street of a small Scottish highland town for the sidewalks of middle America, and you get some idea of the atmosphere and style of "Wheels".
Director, Brian Ross ; Producer, Navigator Films. -- Credits: Janice Iona Carbarns Don Richard Banks Cat Bruce Morton Bojangles Nicky Campbell Commander Cody Jimmy Chisholm Laura Lindsey Lee-Wilson Val Pauline Lockhart Sir Galahad Charles Jamieson Tainer Morgan Petrie Colin David McQueer With thanks for financial assistance to Norfrost Limited, Ross & Cromarty District Council, Ross & Cromarty Enterprise, Grampian Television Special thanks to Everyone in Tain - for their help and patience, all the car owners, Robin Crichton, Mike the Bike, Brian Grigor, Willie Doig, James Simpson, Peter Whiteley and Jamie Stone Filmed entirely on location in Tain, Ross & Cromarty reliant van supplied by Dan Thomson sd. trainee Tristan Anika p. trainee Amanda Whitehead floor runner Julie Morrison p. runners Kirstin Bannerman, Louise Raffan publicity Andrew Raffan stills ph. Richard Easson storyboard artist Walter McCrorie electrician Mick Carr art dept. ass. Mike Gunn, Tom Sayer video ass. Grum Robertson clapper loader Ruth Clark boom operator Andrea Seath third ass. d. Ted Mitchell second ass. d. Miglet Crichton p. accountant Sandra Watson grip Chris Hill sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield focus puller Lorna Will dubbing ed. Alex McLaren dubbing mixer Cy Jack post p. Soho Images locations man. Ali Turnbull make-up artist Kathleen MacKintosh costume designer Tiela Dellanzo gaffer electrician Donny Campbell first ass. d. Ian Fraser sd. rec. Becky Thomson p. co-ordinators Barbara Taylor, Sylvia Blyth m. Steven Christie film ed. Peter Blackie associate p. Catherine Aitken p. designer Jacqueline Smith d. ph. Patrick Duval p. Barbara McKissack w. and d. Brian Ross A Navigator Films Production for The Scottish Film Production Fund © Navigator Films Ltd. 1994 .
It's Saturday night. Downstairs are having a party and you weren't invited. Time for another smashing night in. [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/598565, last accessed 4/12/2008]
Director, Angela M. Murray. -- Credits: Actor Kevin Kelly designers Justin Ryan, Colin McAllister art d. Cath Carruthers art ass. Andy Drummond focus puller Julie Bills loader Mark Thomas electrician Grant McLean video ass. Paul Shirley make-up artist Lorraine Prosser special effects Max Berman location man. Stephen Bennett runner Andrea McGurk continuity Nicki Page stills Deanna Johnston party music Ruaridh Dean dubbing mixer Dave Murricane sd. James Gibson, David MacMillan ed. A.M. Murray, Fiona McEwan d. ph. John Harper Thanks to Toto, Tracey and Jerry, Mr. Finch, GHS, Willy Kelly, Janet and John, Dawn and Nichols Originals, Pol Morrison, Castlemilk Video Workshop. Funded by Scottish Screen and Scottish Television p. Rebecca Knapp w., p. and d. A.M. Murray.
Sonny, who has alcoholism, has to swallow his pride and plead to be allowed to return to the pub he has been banned from in order to take his son Mark for a drink. Despite the obstacles he has to overcome he manages to hold himself together enough to enjoy their final meeting and to see his son's success in the business he is proud to have passed on.
Director, Brian Kelly ; Producer, Southside Films. -- Credits: w. Barry Gornell Sonny Tom Watson Alec Gary Lewis Mark Stevie Allen Davey Michael O'Brien d. ph. Scott Ward p. designer Niki Longmuir ed. James Hamilton sd. rec. Brian Howell lighting gaffer Derrick Ritchie incidental music Gregor Philp associate p. Gaynor Holmes 1st ass. d. Gus MacLean 2nd ass. d. Karen McConnell location man. / 3rd ass. d. Donald MacKinnon continuity Lucy Enfield floor runner John Morgan p. accountant Caroline Bond p. ass. Dee Rimbaud p. runners Scott Mauchlen, Jill Pryde focus puller Graeme Scott clapper loader Julie Bills grip Lucien Grieve electrician Paul Shirley boom operator Alan McNicol art d. Adam Squires standby props Perry Costello ass. costume designer Cat Shirley costume ass. John Parks make-up artist Cicely O'Connelly dubbing mixer Dave Murricane stills ph. Marc Marnie camera equipment & gear GHS film stock Kodak laboratory Soho exec. p. Dan MacRae, Jenny Borgars, Mark Grindle "Someone Different", "I Don't Know What To Say" by Kit Clark and performed by The Swiss Family Orbison © 1998. Special thanks to Glasgow City Council Dept. of Performing Arts and Venues, Arnold Clark Car and Van Hire, Royalty Alehouse and the Pringle Family, Slater Menswear, Wark Clements, Prop Portfolio, Schuh Clothing for Feet, Burt Greener, Hammerhead, The Warehouse, Propworks, Satellite Information Services, Mandor Textiles, Glasgow City Council Dept. of Roads and Transportation, Christime MacLean, Sine Foster, Cindy Thomson, Bill Gower, Jessie McGurk, Staff at Woodside Halls, Nolan Wall, Charlie Cunningham, Jolene Finnie, Jane Valentine, Gus Lamont, Su Bainbridge, Kirsty Wark, Marie, Jim, Anne and all who participated in the making of "Sonny's Pride". Shot on location in Glasgow with the financial assistance of The Glasgow Film Office. Prime Cuts A Southside Films Production for Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © Southside Films Ltd. 1998.
Stuck in a bleak, frozen world with only his oppressive Aunt for company, Conradin finds solace in the vicious secret which lurks at the bottom of the garden.
Director, Angela M. Murray ; Producer, Murray Sports Marketing (UK) Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Angela M. Murray based on an original idea by H. H. Munro (Saki) The Aunt Sian Thomas Conradin Fergus Nimmo Doctor David Kinnaird Conradin's Mother Susan Batchelor Conradin's Father Steven Cassidy p. man. Lisa Baxter production and post production co-ordinator Sue Bunyan p. accountant Laurence Parker p. trainee Joanna Matthews continuity Iain J. E. Andrew first ass. d. Morris Milne third ass. d. Sarah Sandison floor runner Jo Dunphy focus puller Richard P. Bevan clapper loader Kate Reid video ass. Niklas Vestberg camera trainee Nicola Levinsky grip Robert Etherson boom operator Will Cooper costume ass. Sally Campbell costume cutter Connie Fairbairn costume trainee Joanne Leary gaffer Stuart Hurst best boy Graham Walker electrician Alan Fraser rigger John Rhymer art d. Andy Drummond ass. art d. Ailean Stuart frost effects Big Bob construction Stephen Leadbitter, Becky Sik p. buyer Jenni Cormack illustrator James Lapsley standby props Kara Ramsay, Carrie Kelleher standby joiner Gordon Rogers pyrotechnician Shmem Geddes art dept. ass. Sophie Rogers, Carrie Smith. Davie Smith, Lia Trentmann, Calum MacAskill scenic painter Jim O'Donnell animal wrangler David Stewart stills ph. Sue Osmond unit nurse Catherine Kerr chaperone Anne Rankin casting d. Susie Parriss colourist Norman Nisbet inferno operator Bill Shearman tracklayer Craig Aitchison dubbing mixer John Cobban composer Paul Leonard Morgan p. designer Max Berman make-up designer Claire McAndrews sd. rec. Cameron Mercer costume designer Alison Mitchell film ed. Samantha Holgate d. ph. Balazs Bolygo p. exec. Annette MacMillan exec. p. Sara Harkins, Becky Lloyd camera equipment Panavision grip equipment Grip House North lighting equipment Lee Lighting sd. equipment Hammerhead film laboratory Todd AO Creative Services digital intermediate Digital Film Lab., Copenhagen laser film recording Jimmi Berger print Soho Images The Producers would like to thank Freddie Doda and Jan Muir, Janet and John Murray, Ian Hopkins and Gail Kennett [... et al...] A Murray Sports Marketing (UK) Ltd. Production for BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © BBC MMII.
Rank follows a gang of boys making their way across Glasgow to witness the arrival of a coach full of Somalian refugees.
Director, David Yates ; Producer, P45 Films in association with Brocken Spectre [Paint Productions]. -- Credits: Paint Productions presents w. Robbie McCallum co-producers, Scotland David Smith and Paul Blair Brian Dunn Twist Christopher Gorman Gerrard Ian Jarvie Noel William McLachlan Spartacus Rudi Neequaye Aziz Stephen Ross Frankie Owen Gorman Janitor Council Official Stephen Leach Shoukat Hussain Shop Owner d. ph. Rysard Lenczewski ed. Mark Day costume design Anna Lau and Amalie Harper Gow p. man. Katie Nicoll 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvitt art d. Nicki McCallum art dept. ass. Mary MacKenzie sd. rec. Simon Okin sd. ass. Graham McCormick p. ass. Happy Harrop location man. Naomi Liston camera ass. Jim Rusk, Julie Bills make-up design Fiona Jane Maynard make-up ass. Leanne MacDonald sd. mixer Stuart Hilliker sd. design Lawrence Gale and Pat Boxshall online ed. Scott Hinchcliffe p. accountant Christine Abel stills ph. Pamela Carter runner Gilliam Weaver chaperones supplied by Pace catering Supreme Fast Foods Special thanks to GHS, Ian Reid and GMAC, Wendy Niblock and East Glasgow Youth Theatre [... et al...] P45 Films in association with Brocken Spectre. Supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, London Production Fund, The Studio Film Completion Fund.
The sweltering heat of an uncharacteristically hot Scottish summer is beating down on Dunscore. No one is feeling the sticky discomfort more than seven year old Sammy Gillanders.
Director, Dustin Demri-Burns, Matt Pinder ; Producer, Out and Out Films / Ideal World Productions. -- Credits: An Ideal World / Out and Out Films Production in association with Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and Southwest Scotland Screen Commission Sammy Ben Lord Mr. Gillanders Scott MacDougall Mrs. Gillanders Tina Baird Baby Susie Jordana Hall Grandma Gillanders Marina Melville Rae Derrick Andy Broadfoot w. Matt Pinder p. designer Natalie Astridge p. man. Natalie Moss first ass. d. Mark Ash lighting d. Amy Newstead camera Matt Pinder sd. rec. Graham McCormick second ass. d. Yvonne Bray focus puller Minttu Mantynen gaffer Naill Smith (sic? Niall?) grip / camera Rodwin Tamim boom operator Iain MacRae 2nd boom operator Barry Stanton continuity Sharon Whyte make-up and costume Jules Russell design ass. Fraser Denholm lighting ass. Michael Osborne runner Tracy Connelly offline ed. Noel Nelis online ed. Clive Pearson CFS dubbing mixer John Cobban stills ph. Peter Iain Campbell The Band "The Monrovians" Ian Kirkpatrick, Eric Kirkpatrick, Jean Henderson, David Henderson, Tom Maxwell, David Pennycook, Lynsey Pennycook p. exec. Jillian Morris, Susie Brown stock Eastman Kodak labs & telecine CFS London, Terry McCallum, John Ward, Graham Tolley, Jane Capp camera , lighting & grips VFG Glasgow sound equipment Hammerhead Glasgow, Warehouse Glasgow sound post production John Cobban, Glasgow insurance John O'Sullivan Media Insurance, Glasgow offline ed. Ideal World, Glasgow catering The George Hotel, Dunscore Thanks to Becky Lloyd, Gus Lamont, Belle Doyle, Hamish Walker & Lenny Crooks [.. et all...] Special thanks to friends and family Supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, The Glasgow Film Office & South West Scotland Screen Commission. .
A typical day in the life of a not so typical old lady.
Director, David Paton ; Producer, Wee Boy Productions / GMAC. -- Credits: Cast Ruby Anna Hepburn Pork Chop Malcolm Shields Sweetshop Man Ricky Callan Nettie Anne Downie Crew p. co-ordinator Christine Martin p. ass. Laura Donnelly p. runner Dave Edwardson 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Sanna Pajula 3rd ass. d. David Hancock sc. supervisor Sharon Whyte p. designer Mike McLoughlin art dept. ass. Cornelius Pierce, Susan Sloan d. ph. Minttu Mantynen camera ass. Matt Lloyd grip Robert Etherson gaffer Mark Ash make-up designer Shirley Sweeney costume designer Louise Noble sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Oliver Kenney stills ph. Leanora Olmi rerecording mixer Kahl Henderson sd. ed. Douglas MacDougall ed. Dave Clark p. accountant Ian Reid exec. p. David Smith w. Ricky Callan With special thanks to Westo Housing Management, The City of Edinburgh Council, Quality Food Butchers, C's Own Make, Musselburgh Sports Centre, Newtongrange Leisure Centre, Malcolm Allan Butchers, Edit 123, Cameo Cinema, Huw Davies at Napier University, Kahleen at Big Fish Casting. Made with the support of The Lottery through the Film Council New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. Film Council, Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, BBC Scotland, Cineworks, GMAC, Edinburgh Mediabase. © GMAC (Cineworks 2003) Wee Boy Productions..
Ireland 1971 – the height of the space age is celebrated on TV, but in the home of one young woman lies a guilty secret.
Director, Bernard MacLaverty ; Producer, A Posh Pictures, Poetry in Motion Production. -- Credits: w. Bernard MacLaverty after the poem by Seamus Heaney exec. p. David Griffith, Garfield Kennedy d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Barbara-Anne Carville sd. supervisor Deke Thompson film ed. Bert Eeles Cast Woman Susan Lynch Father Dick Holland Priest Brian Devlin Boy Daniel McGrady Boy's Father Patrick FitzSymons Bye-Child Jenna McCormick Hide 'n' Seek Boys David Stratton, Paul Stuart Bye-Child as a baby Ruari Ceddell line p. NI Neil Martin p. man. Lisa Woods ass. p. Inge Sorensen p. accountant Iain Reid p. co-ordinator Emma McNeill p. ass. Brian Walsh office runner Glenn Upton, Kathryn Wright 1st ass. d. Amanda Black 2nd ass. d. Barry Keil 3rd ass. d. Lisa MacAtackney, Catherine Golden sc. supervisor Iain Andrew, Helen Wilson focus puller Conor Hammond clapper loader Andrew Gardiner video ass. Paul George, Andy McDonagh grip Roy Lomas, Glynn Harrison gaffer Davy Bates electricians Glenn McCrum, Brett McCrum, David Fletcher, Niall Crawford boom operator Kwa Daniels art d. Kristina Telfer stand-by props Kevin McCabe art dept. ass. Sai Kelly, Peter Jones art dept. trainees Bronagh McCartan, Brendan Mullen, Danny Meegan costume designer Eilish Hogg make-up designer Cathy Carooth drama coach Julie Austin catering ass. Joseph Ricketts chaperones Noeleen McGrady, Emma McCabe locations man. Suzanne Cromie locations ass. Joanne Connere, Mary-Jane Smyth Background artists Robert Cunningham, Eileen Curran, Ian MacDonald [... et al...] post production supervisor Emma Murphy post production dubbing The Base dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison original score Eddie McGuire musicians James Durrant, Yan Mai Wu online ed. Chris Timpson, Elite TV Facilities grade Glenn Kyte, The Finishing School animal handlers Susan Smith, June Clements playback engineer Dan Bannister first aid Northern Ireland Red Cross Society catering En Route Catering Service film stock by Kodak camera, grip and lights by VFG, Belfast digital internegative Swiss Effects prints by Technicolor titles Howell Opticals, Spectra Titles Apollo 15 Moon Landing TV footage courtesy of National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "Acrostic Song" from Final Alice. Composed by David Del Tredici. Appears courtesy of Collins Classics. "Bye-Child" from Wintering Out, Faber & Faber Filmed on location at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Cultra, County Down and Rathbeg, County Antrim Ireland. Thanks to Ian Ballantine, Sarah Barr, Frances Banner, Dr Charlotte Bryson [... et al...] Special thanks to Liz Sams, Becky Lloyd, Andrew Reid, Elsie Brown Scottish Arts Council, NIFTC, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded .
Dancer chronicles the trials of a painter, Brian, who is trying to trace the identity of the elusive Ray Bolger. His discovery leads him along a well-known road.
Director, Ewan Stewart. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Cineworks present in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund Brian Sandy Nelson Danny Billy McElhaney Old Man James Martin Barmaid Anne Stevenson Man at Bar 1 Liam Stewart Man at Bar 2 Brendan McLaughlin Man at Bar 3 Bert McLernan Librarian Noreen Leighton casting d. Laura Fox Donnelly d. ph. Sam Mitchell p. designer Jade Strachan art dept. ass. David Caldwell costume designer Elaine Robertson make-up / hair Lynn Gordon make-up ass. Lynn Meenagh grip Franscesca Pell gaffer Minttu Mantynen camera ass. Rod Tamime sd. rec. Graham McCormick, Steven Reilly boom operator Kieran Boyne sc. supervisor Isobel Hamilton stills ph. Maggie Miller ed. Nick Kershaw ass. ed. Mark Dailly dubbing mixer Micheal MacKinnon colourist Richard Vint p. man. Claire Hamilton p. ass. Iain Marshall, Carly McHugh location man. Graham Galloway 1st ass. d. Mark Ash 2nd ass. d. Jamie Johnston 3rd ass. d. Chris Cameron runners Sarah Young, Julie McLaren m. composed by Giles Lamb, Sandy Nelson, Lucy Watt Special thanks to Ryan Underwood, The Crow Tavern Bishopbriggs, Clydebank Library & West Dumbartonshire Council, Glasgow City Council Land Services Kelvingrove, Brighter Pictures Scotland, Savalas, Axid Glasgow, Edit 123, Napier University Edinburgh, Wells Wolwhend, Andrea Simpson at UCLA, Alice Stilgoe, David Gillies, Becky Lloyd, Alison Miller The Wizard of Oz coutesy of Turner Entertainment Co. www.dancerfilm.com Made with the support of the Lottery through the Film Council New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen w. amd d. Ewan Stewart p. David Hancock exec. p. David Smith, Carolynne Sinclair Kidd Cineworks © MMIII GMAC (Cineworks) David Hancock / Ewan Stewart.
A quiet, withdrawn boy finds a new use for his role-playing war skills...
Director, Graham Hunter ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: An Edinburgh Mediabase production in association with First Light and Scottish Screen Patrick Danny Miller Teacher / Soldier Andrew Dallmeyer Main Bully Kent Giboin Neil Craig O'Donnell Mother Lori McLean 1st Game Opponent / Soldier Callum Craig Jason (2nd Game Opponent) Keith Lyall Bully 2 / Soldier Jonny Fordie Bully 3 Josh Denholm Bully 4 Joe Hendry Classroom Max Boyla, Gemma Brown, Kate Carter, Samantha Davies, Annie Faichney, Carol Jacobs, Lauren Keenan, Claire McIntosh, Anna Pomery, Georgina Reid, Katie Thomson, Catriona Tyre Medievam Warriors Russell Berad, Damian Cochrane, Grame Flint, Joseph Simpson Knight on Horseback Terry Miller Games Room Oscar Almer, Tim Brinkhurst, Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff, James Byrom, Martha Gavan, Rachel Gavan, Martin Hennessy, Michael Johnstone, Caitlin Kaddie, Tom Lee, Steve McGowan, Steve Mitchell, Cody Tennant, Thomas Wormald d. ph. Minttu Mantynen camera ass. Grant McPhee art d. Irene Harris lighting gaffer John Duncan spark Douglas Walker sd. rec. Graham McCormick boom operator Craig Gaskin make-up / hair Lynn S. Gordon costume Lorraine Boyle, Kirsta Dartnell, Piritta Kami, Amber O'Keeffe offline ed. Tadhg O'Sullivan online ed. Ian Ballantyne at ARC Facilities sd. dub John Cobban ass. dubbing ed. Craig Aitchison first ass. d. Jonathan Farmer third ass. d. Neil Murray sc. supervisor Siobhan Shields p. advisor Clare Kerr p. co-ordinator / 2nd ass. d. Stephanie Wright p. ass. Amber Parsons location man. David Hancock location ass. Russell Beard stills Sue Osmond horse supplied by Animal Agency Scotland With thanks to All the staff at Edinburgh Mediabase, Al Anderson, Audio Link, Joanne English and Carole Porter at Edinburgh City Council [... et al...] Special thank you to Lee Lighting and Mark Ritchie m. Karl Jenkins "Hermit of the Sea Rock from Adiemus IV - The Eternal Knot" Virgin Records. Copyright 2000 Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers "The Eternal Knot from Adiemus IV - The Eternal Knot" Virgin Records. Copyright 2000 Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers m. John Frizzel "Gods and Generals - The School of the Soldier" Laputa Music Limited and Turner Music Properties exec. p. Mark Grindle w. Rachel Gavan p. Lucy Brown d. Graham Hunter First Light, Hi8Us, Film Council, Edinburgh Mediabase, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Supported by the Lottery through the UK Film Council's First Light Initiative and through Scottish Screen. © First Light and Scottish Screen 2003.
Out Of The Cold is the story of Patrick, a ten year old boy growing up in a small fishing village and his fall from innocence into experience.
Director, Nic Shearer ; Producer, Three Sisters. -- Credits: Three Sisters in association with Scottish Screen present w. Nick Shearer Cast Patrick Fergus Haigh Louise Donna Morrison Mary Therese Bradley Robert Charlie Daish Mrs. Tumble Kathleen McDermott Mr. Spencer Douglas White 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell p. man. Kieran Parker p. co-ordinator Angela Smith ass. to producer Cordelia Stephens p. accountant Fraser Grant underwater cameraman Franz Paggot steadicam operator Martin Parry focus puller Ben Grieve clapper loader Shu Lorimer grip Tim Critchel gaffer Julian White electrician Ricky Payne boom operator Colin Gregory art dept. ass. Chris Greenall art dept. ass. Ben Miller carpenter Craig Castle stand by props Paul McNamara costume designer Alison Johnston make-up artist Alexis McDougall location man. Ashton Radcliff location ass. Julie Craik continuity Amy Neil 2nd ass. d. Emily Field p. ass. Sal Ahsan p. runner Jonathan Brown floor runner Jamie Page Croft, Will Church, Jason Nyiam driver Ted McCallum dive supervisor Craig Pankhurst standby driver Tony Kernwise standby nurse Jennifer Mitchell add. sd. FX Lee Dorrington telecine Soho Images online ed. Nick Wright dubbing mixer Paul Wilson catering Argyll Catering, Jacqueline Cameron, Linda Smith exec. p. Carole Sheridan "Don't Lose Direction" written and performed by Jamie Page Croft post production Angus Digital Media Centre, Avatar Post Production sound post production Music Mountain Services The Production would very much like to thank: Paul Harris, David Mudie & Anne Littlejohn, Gillian Hyslop and Websters High School [... et al...] This film was developed with the assistance of The Jerwood First Film Shorts Prize and made with the support of The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. .
Director, David Sandreuter ; Producer, Cineworks / GMAC. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund Billy William Wallace Mrs Pennywell Maureen Allan Headteacher James Bryce Billy's Pal Fraser Gary Hogart Girl in Street Vicky Henderson Billy's Dad Steve Martin Lisa Hannah Ford Billy's Classmates Steven Alexander, Sam Butland, Lewis Cation, Taylor Cation, Gary Craig, Hannah Davidson, Sean Davies, Hannah Deans, Josh Duffy, Natalie Farquhar, Jonathan Galloway, Joanna Hynd, Jenna Leach, Tracey Masterton, Alison Middlemas, Nicole Page, Sean Pinkerton, Ewan Simpson, Ashley Wallis, Lindsey Watt, Victoria Yarwood d. ph. Ian Dodds camera ass. Dave Hay, Grant McPhee art d. Sarah Bremner art dept. ass. Laura Clark model makers Guy Bishop, Rebecca Key, Tadhg O'Sullivan, Bruce Husband, Ian Livingston prop makers Trine Hansen, Nick Currey lighting gaffer Andy Stewart electrician Len O'Brien sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Craig Gaskin special make-up Life Creations, Tristan Versluis, Tim Berry make-up / hair Shirley Sweeney costume Kirsta Dartnell, Amba O'Keefe, Amy Towle online ed. Dylan Roodt offline ed. Mark Jenkins effects ed. Lewis Gourlay sd. design Matt Hulse sd. dub Savalas, Micheal MacKinnon first ass. d. Dave Tarvit third ass. d. Paula Heggie, Richard Blass sc. supervisor Susan Sloan p. co-ordinator Helen Clyne p. ass. Siobhan Shields location ass. James Williamson stills Ross Kemsley supporting artists co-ordinator Peter Millar caterer Fed & Watered dog handlers Yvonne Walker, Helen Watson dog Brodie theme music The One Ensemble of Daniel Padden m. Daniel Padden With thanks to Audio Link, Avatar, Edinburgh Film Focus, The KNight Residence, Newhaven, Savalas, Strathmore Lighting, Jessie Belcher and Family, Max Berman, Janet Bremner, Jason Dailly, Jon Gray, Debbie Kerr and Family, Pat Lovett, Orla O'Connor, Helen Miller, Holger Mohaupt, Steven Morrison, Ian Sellar, Alice Stilgoe. Special thanks to Vivian Wallace, Elizabeth Gordon and all at Gylemuir Primary School w. and d. David Sandreuter p. Lucy Brown exec. p. David Smith, Clare Kerr Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, BBC Scotland, GMAC, Edinburgh Mediabase. © MMIII GMAC (Cineworks) Lucy Brown.
Davie Morgan is a marriage counsellor on the verge of a nervous breakdown. His wife is about to leave him and his compulsive gambling is getting out of control. And when a marriage counsellor's marriage is in trouble it's got to affect his work…..
Director, Raymond Friel and Derek Boyle ; Producer, Emergency Productions. -- Credits: w. and d. Raymond Friel and Derek Boyle p. Kathy Proctor Cast Davie George Drennan Caroline Kate Dickie John Rod Young Becky Susan Coyle Clare Tracey Robertson Phillipa Vivian Wallace Robert Shaun McClaren Mike Donald John MacDonald Jill Maureen Gillespie Bob Lex Johnston Linda Debbie Mason Phyllis Jennette Hamilton Amanda Gillian Bowman Terry William Tweedie Maggie Jacqueline Hannah Dancer Alycia Rendall, Sharon Freeman Production Team p. man. Marine Munro p. ass. Sharon Balfour p. runner Mark Dailly ass. d. Rosie Toner, David Caldwell art designer James Lapsley art d. Jade Strachan art dept. ass. David Smith camera operator Kirstin McMahon focus puller George Geddes camera ass. Ryan McCormack wardrobe Marie Proctor make-up Niamh Morrison sd. designer Music Mountain add.m. "Here Come the Warm Jets" written by Brian Eno, performed by Brian Eno, publisher BMG Songs Ltd. "All The Money's Gone" wrtten by Jas Mann, performed by Babylon Zoo, publisher EMI Music. sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Will Cooper lighting gaffer Derrick Ritchie lighting ass. Neil Murray technical ass. James Stirling graphic designer Jack Kibble-White stills ph. Sue Osbourne post production facility Hamilton Ironside ed. James Hamilton Special thanks to Natascha Warton and Rachael Prior at Working Title 2, Lenny Crooks, Becky Lloyd, Alice Stilgoe, David Smith, Maryann Wilson, Michael and Denise Caldwell, Jamie MacWilliam and all at The Truffle Club. Filmed entirely on location in Glasgow. Supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and The Glasgow Film Office..
After nine years of insomnia a man decides enough is enough. He goes to meet the very things which help him get to sleep at night - three flying pigs. But will this lead to a permanent cure?
Director, Stephen Bennett. -- Credits: Film Council and Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund exec. p. David Smith ph. Andy Murray camera ass. Keith Ingram location sd. Simon Winter animat. Martin Tierney ed. Bert Eeles online ed. Jonathan Seal composer Iain Cook dubbing mixer John L. Cobban add. m. "633 Squadron" music publishing courtesy of EMI Music Publishing, music recording courtesy of Candle Music. Clips of Zurich "New Dawn" courtesy of Zurich and Joshua Agency. Clips from "Transition" by Andy MacKinnon courtesy of Phoenix Films and Wark Clements. Thanks Caroline Bennett, Beckwiths, Joyce Murray Campbell, Gerry Clark, Mark Dorris, David Fine, Alan Fountain, Judy Hancox, Shu Lorimer, Professor Kevin Morgan, Sirkka Moeller, Barbara Orton, Tracey Pryor, Alice Stilgoe, Peter Swarbrick and Nick Velody. Axis Glasgow and Arnold Clark Car and Van Rental. camera equipment supplied by Panavision Digital Imaging. tape stock supplied by Sony technical support by Hammerhead Facilities Made with the support of the Lottery through the Film Council New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. GMAC, Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Cineworks, BBC Scotland, Film Council, Edinburgh Mediabase © GMAC (Cineworks 2003) Stephen Bennett.
The moving tale of architect Frank Gehry’s desire to create a very special building in memory of a dear friend – the eponymous Maggie’s Centre, a cancer support centre in Dundee, Scotland.
Director, Keith Grieve ; Producer, Eyeline Media. -- Credits: lighting camera Peter Wolsey add. camera Keith Grieve sd. rec. Bob Barrow sd. ass. Neil Martin ed. Pete Wolsey researcher Zoe Muir.
A quirky and darkly comic fable, in which a newly-redundant estate agent takes his revenge on the world in a most unexpected way.
Director, Anya Camilleri ; Producer, Comedy Unit / Pandemonium Films. -- Credits: The Comedy Unit in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and Pandemonium Films Ltd. present w. Jonathan Goodfellow d. ph. Jan Richter-Friis D.F.F. ed. Andy McGraw Cast Mark Stephen Mayer Mr Riddick Roy Sampson Mrs Riddick Yvonne O'Brien Angus Mark Cox Morag Nicola Burnett-Smith Bill Ford Kiernan p. designer Alastair Edwardson line p. Susan Haynes p. man. Claire Urquhart 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 2nd ass. d. Maria Verdicchio sc. supervisor Gillian Ewing focus puller Ossie MacLean clapper loader Stephanie Bates p. sd. rec. Mike Thomas boom operator Graham McCormick gaffer Terry Potter grip Bob Freeman sparks Dave Sherwin, Niall Smith composer Mike Hewer location man. Derek Yeaman costume designer Deirdre Johnstone make-up designer Kate Elliot-Muir art d. Laurel Wear art dept. runner Carly Parris p. accountant Jill Donald p. co-ordinator Ashley Hutton floor runners Kirsty Urquhart, Anton Menzies dubbing Hachenbacker sd. ed. Chris Turner digital ed. Digital Film Lab (London) digital film lab producers Vicci Allen, John Hinchcliffe digital film colourist Giles Livesey inferno operator Gary Brown film processing laboratory Soho Images film negative cut Computamatch security Drum Security catering Screen Cuisine facilities vehicles Cabervans The producers would like to give special thanks to Cut and Run, VFG, Kodak, Michelle at Amber Music, United Casting, Slater Menswear, Ted Baker, Powerhouse, Slater Hogg and Howison, The London Film Commission, Axis Glasgow, Hammerhead, Arnold Clark, Ecosse Couriers, Angela Murray, Elizabeth Dench, Kris Kolodziejski, Paul Collard and Len Thornton at Soho IMages, Julian Slater at Hachenbacker and Colin Gilbert Soundtrack The Piano Concertos composed by Charles Camilleri featuring the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Unicorn Records 1994. Wonderful Life by Black courtesy of Hornall Brothers Music. Music played by The London Telefilmonic Orchestra. Supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and The Glasgow Film Office, in association with BBC Scotland and Pandemonium Films Ltd. © The Comedy Unit 2002..
An unemployed swashbuckler despairs of ever taking to the waves again in this peculiar bittersweet comedy.
Director, David Cairns ; Producer, Forged Films. -- Credits: Peg Leg Pete Steven McNicoll Jobsearch Officer and Buxom Wench Julie Duncanson Pensioner Pamela Smith Boat Seller / Office Boss Jim Bryce Cafe Waiter Samuel Dale Musketeer Mark Lister Boy in Park Kieran Thomson Prostitutes Chelsea Elder, Charlotte McGeachy, Fiona Watson Kerb Crawler Jonny Elder Dog Walker Richard Gillings Parrot Captain Quunte Additional Landlubbers Marion Durham, Daisy Elder, Jenny Jones, Graham Kitchener, Nick Lines, Archie Lowe, June Porteous, Colin Prentice, Claire Prentice, Fraser Sivewright, Waki Smith, Keith Wilson d. ph. Scott Ward p. man. / ass. d. Ditte Solgaard p. designer Mike McLoughlin costume designer Alison Mitchell make-up designer Jenny Jones ed. Mark Jenkins online ed. Simon Hamilton m. composed and performed by Matt Wand sd. dubber John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison sd. rec. Angus McPake p. accountant Moyra Statham p. ass. / sc. supervisor Rebecca Riley camera ass. Minttu Mantynen art dept. ass. Rebecca Key costume ass. Sally Campbell stills ph. Sue Osmond Me Hearties Susan O'Leary, Becky Lloyd, Michael Mohan, Rachel Karten [...et al...] w. and d. David Cairns p. Nigel R. Smith Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Fox Searchlab. Supported by Edinburgh College of Art. © 2003 Forged Films for Fox Searchlab.
Three murders in thirteen minutes. When two small time criminals break into a large country house owned by a member of the establishment, they stumble into a violent situation neither had been anticipating. To their horror they find this notorious judge keeping a young girl brutalised in the basement. The outcome of the film for the audience is as unexpected as the situation the boys themselves in - extreme, shocking, and deeply uncomfortable.
Director, Craig Strachan ; Producer, Gabriel Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Craig Strachan Cast McKracken Tommy Flanagan Whitehead Michael MacKenzie Brewer Paul Doonan Karin Cathleen McCarron radio announcer Sarah Heaney d. ph. Jan Pester p. designer Mark Leese ed. Donna Blackney dubbing mixer Chris Sinclair composer Mark Lindsay sd. rec. Martin Belshaw p. man. Arabella Croft 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer costume designer Bobby McCulla make-up designer Irene Napier 2nd ass. d. Martin Strachan sc. supervisor Belinda Newman art d. Rhona Wilson art dept. ass. Sarah Bremner standby props Tristan Carlisle Kitz focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper loader Julie Bills boom operator David MacMillan, Andy Baird art dept. trainee Emma Henderson, Gail Hay floor runner John Cartwright p. runner Zoe Rhohde sd. traineee Martin Ireland video ass. Fiona McEwan gaffer electrician Stephen Arthur electrician Willy Kelly, Ross Granger grip James Coulter, Lucien Grieve, Mark Donnelly armourer / rigger Perry Costello rigger John Rhymer trainee rigger Eldon Byrne construction Steven Morrison stunt d. Tom Delmar stills ph. Alan Wylie catering Argyll Catering ed. facilities First Cut titles by Cine Image neg. cutter Sylvia Wheelers laboratory Metrocolor Music "Do it Like You Should" artist Esther w. P. Duffin, G. Duffin. publisher Chrysalis Music With thanks to John Gow, Robert Graham, Sarah Heaney, Gaynor Holmes, Andrew and Jackie McMahon, Christine McLean, Louise M. Orr [... et al ...] Gabriel Films Ltd. © Gabriel Films Limited MM.
Set in the frenetic urban environment of a modern British city, we follow Harry on a journey that isn’t quite what it seems. Who is Harry and what does he do all day?
Director, Martin Morrison ; Producer, Screenbase. -- Credits: Harry Ian Hanmore Market Researcher Astrid Azurdia Waitress Rose Wilson Labourers John O'Neill, Bill Gerard, Martin Webster Hotel Receptionist Fiona Niven Conference Host Alistair MacKay Business People Andrew Crowe, Raymie Dey, Jamie Adair, Robert Horwood, Kezden Jordan p. man. Wendy Griffin p. ass. Lucy Marr 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell ass. d. Alex Purbrick, Paul Campbell, Michael Keillor make-up artist Cicely Connelly wardrobe ass. Susan Stewart standby props Paul McNamara 2nd unit camera Scott Ward, Graeme Scott clapper loader Kirsty Dawson gaffer William Kelly, Arthur Donnelly boom operator John Currie ass. ed. Simon Hay p. design Irene Harris costume design Suzie McGuiness sd. rec. Phil Croal composer Dino Martino sd. designer John Cobban 10 x 10 series p. Jeremy Howe 10 x 10 ass. p. Angie Daniell ed. Mark Jenkins d. ph. Iain Riddick w. Mark Jenkins, Martin Morrison p. Becky Lloyd A Screenbase Production for BBC Bristol in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. BBC Bristol. © BBC MCMXCIX.
Set in the Necropolis graveyard, Glasgow. A comic and magical tale about the meaning of life and a hunt for a missing diamond ring.
Director, Richard Downes ; Producer, Lomond Television. -- Credits: w. Bill Douglas In memory of Bill Douglas 1934 - 91 Cast in order of appearance Grandad Jimmy Logan Willy Craig Hemmings Mother Annie Ross Young Woman Libby McArthur Priest Laurance Rudic Undertaker Steven McNicoll Deaf Woman Ida Schuster Disabled Father Bill Kidd Hat Lady Hope Ross, Joanna Tope Moguls Wife Trish Lynch Moguls Son Neil Herriot Young Annie Pauline Lockhart Tom Rodney D. Stevens With additional support from The University of Strathclyde Bicentenary Fund and Department of English Studies Strathclyde Regional Council, Glasgow City Council Thanks to Peter Jewell, Andrew Noble, Glasgow City Parks & Recreation Department, Strathkelvin District Council Leisure and Recreation Services, Cadder Parish Church, Lizars Glasgow, Moss Brothers Glasgow "I'll String Along With You" composed by Harry Warren and Al Dubin. Published by B. Feldman and Co. Ltd. Performed by Miriam Stockley and Bob Saker sc. ed. Chris Dolan casting d. Mairi Wilson 2nd ass. d. Jonathan Farmer 3rd ass. d. Anneli Downing production driver James Brown runner Peter Haggarty production trainee Tim Bain production co-ordinator June Toner production accounts Lauren Jarvis continuity Jo Johnstone make-up ass. Dianne Jamieson make-up trainee Nicola Knowles wardrobe Fiona King lighting electrician Donny Campbell electricians Michael Carr, Arthur Donnelly grip Derek Kerr animal handling David Stewart stand-by props Ed Wardle, Garaham Dugan stand-by carpenetr Chris Higson scene ass. Finlay McAllister sculptor Kenneth MacKay boom operator Kenny Allan focus puller Oliver Cheesman clapper loader Alick Fraser make-up artist Irene Napier sd. rec. Mike Thomas dubbing mixer Bronek Korda ass. dubbing mixer Derek Livesy special digital effects Digital Arts, London costume designer Caroline Scott production man. / 1st ass. d. Graeme Gordon p. designer Campbell McAllister film ed. Jan Leman m. Philip Appleby d. ph. Garry Morrison exec. p. Catherine Aitken, Alan J. Wands, May Miller p. Alistair Scott A Lomond Production for the Scottish Arts Council and the Scottish Film Production Fund in association with BBC Scotland and Channel 4. Lomond Television Limited MCMXCVI (A Broadcast Communications Company).
ON BOARD THE PUFFERS 'SPARTAN' AND 'GLENCLOY' TO THE HEBRIDES
Footage of working life on board the puffers 'Spartan' and 'Glencloy', including shots of Rothesay, Tobermory and Stornoway and a variety of other vessels at sea.
ON BOARD THE PUFFER 'GLENCLOY' IN THE HEBRIDES
Footage of working life on board the puffer 'Glencloy', including shots at sea and in the Hebrides.
ON BOARD THE PUFFER 'SPARTAN' - STV FILMING
Footage of working life on board the puffers 'Spartan' and 'Glencloy', including shots of Rothesay, Inveraray and Iona. Also includes shots of Bill Tennent and STV camera crew on board, filming a trip to Iona with a cargo of coal.
Inge´nue soprano Lucy Mackay outwits legendary tenor Benito Barolo, taking on the guise of opera heroines Carmen, Tosca and Brunhilde, to avoid becoming his next meal!
Director, David Council ; Producer, Eight and a Half. -- Credits: words Lowri Garland m. Stephen Adam p. Marie Olesen, Karen Smyth HD ph. Michael Brennan "Il Barolo" Alan Oke Lucy McKay Katherine Wiles opera d. John Rooney first waiting soprano Debbie Milligan second waiting soprano Cheryl Chadha costume designer Pamela Martin costume supervisor Emma Tennant p. designer Fiona Riddick standby art d. Michael Barclay art dept. ass. Susannah Wesley makeup artist Nikki Brannan hair stylist Andy Wong fight co-ordinator James Fleming camera operator Craig McKirdy camera ass. Matt Pinder key grip Gregor Tulloch sd. rec. Louis Kramer boom operators Derek Henderson, Davey Lees gaffer John Duncan electrician David Conroy first ass. d. David Tawitt second ass. d. Alona MacNicol location man. Ed Smith location ass. Rod Tamine HD post production facilities The Farm, Dublin ed. Nathan Nugent ass. ed. Michelle Spillane HD online Peter Haddon sd. design John Cobban dubbing mixer ass. Karen Muirhead m. recording facilities Cava Studios sd. engineer Robin Rankine musicians Saida de Lyon, Robert Irvine, John Hall off key soprano Lynn Whitaker p. man. Lisa Baxter p. co-ordinator Sandie Paterson p. ass. Clare Morrison, Keira Stephenson p. runner Liam Lockspeiser sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Tessa Sheridan, Phil Parker, Eleanor Roseblade co-ordinator for 8.5 Angela Smith p. accountant John McKain producers for 8.5 Deboragh Keogh, Arabella Page Croft exec. p. Paddy Higson Special thanks David Collins at Samson Films, Scottish Opera, Duncan Williamson, Clutha Productions, Hammerhead Television Facilities (Scotland), Alan and Lesley MacFarlane, Autonomi, Rosemary at Grip House North, Michael Brennan, Jim Muotane, Binker. [... various song credits...] A Short Film Trading for BBC Scotland in association with Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow. © Short Film Trading Limited 2002..
Michael MacGregor thinks he has found the solution to his problems in the form of a man-eating wheelie bin... but could he be the next item on its menu?
Director, Jaqui McAlpine ; Producer, Comedy Unit. -- Credits: w. David Ferguson Reid Cast Brian Garry Sweeney Michael James McArdle Sarah Jade Clark Ms. Pike Annette Staines Crew p. man. Susan Haynes location man. Karen McConnell runner Niall Donaldson 1st ass. d. Gus McLean 2nd ass. d. Fiona MacMillan 3rd ass. d. Anton Menzies sc. supervisor Dorothy Connolley art d. Jason Orr p. buyer Anne Marie Coulter make-up designer Kate Elliot Muir costume designer Mandy Bryan focus puller Mark Sneddon grip James Coulter boom operator Martin Ireland gaffer Derrick Ritchie p. designer / FX Bob Smart d. ph. Andrew Ford sd. rec. Douglas Kerr dubbing mixer Dave Murricane original m. David Brockett ed. Donna Blackney ass. p. Claire Urquahart p. exec. April Chamberlain, Colin Gilbert exec. p. Caroel Sheridan, Nigel Smith, Claire Mundell © BBC MMII.
The story of Liz Niven, writer in residence at Inverness Airport as she embarks on a poetic journey through the Highlands and Islands bringing poetry to the unlikeliest of places.
Director, Aimara Reques ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: Thanks to Highland and Islands Airports Limited, Loganair Limited, Highland Airways online ed. Mark Huskisson dubbing ed. Paul Wilson sd. Kenny Allan, Stephen Morrison camera Kathleen Friend, Paul Mellon p. secretary Claire MacKenzie ass. p. Jenny Niven ed. Blair Young exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for Hopscotch Films John Archer © MMIV.
Since 1974, Glasgow has produced seven and a half million tonnes of waste. Total Rubbish follows the men who get their hands dirty in a never-ending cycle of collection and disposal.
Director, Paul Welsh ; Producer, Edge City. -- Credits: original m. Jon Keliehor camera Steven Mochrie sd. Angus McPake, Richard Paterson ass. camera Ray Tallan researcher Natalie Moss ed. Anna Mehta, Paul Welsh online ed. Joe Spiers sd. dubbing Kahl Henderson title graphics John Butler voiceover Julyan Sinclair "Throw It Away And I'll Find You" written by Paul Welsh and Jo Mango. Performed by Jo Mango exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie With many thanks to Glasgow City Council Environmental Protection Service [... et al...].
In 1942, nine hundred Belizean lumberjacks left the tropical rainforests of British Honduras to help Britain fight fascism by felling trees in Scotland. Three of the men who stayed on after the war look back on their extraordinary lives.
Director, Sana Bilgrami ; Producer, Asylum Pictures. -- Credits: With special thanks to the Tree Fellers: Amos Ford, Sam Martinez, Ernest Phillips, Eric Tathum, Alvin Tillet And to: Conchita Campbell, Mary Martinez, Ellen Reid, Violet Rorstad, Jean Stevenson film archive Imperial War Museum, London photographic archive Amos Ford, Imperial War Museum London, Alvin Tillet, Clifford Waight m. Marcelo de Oliveira exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie Thanks to James Brown, Jackie Simpson, Jack Tully-Jackson, Napier University research Kamala Maniam add. research Jayne Wilding p. ass. Angus Ferguson sd. Marcelo de Oliveira camera Ian Dodds online ed. Graham Fitzpatrick dubbing mixer Rob Walker ed. Sitar Rose © MMIV.
A day in the life of a man stuck in the wrong job. The Tree Officer is a brilliantly observed, award-winning stop-motion comedy that expertly parodies fly-on-the-wall documentaries.
Director, Neil Jack. -- Credits: In association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund Cineworks presents Gary Peter Clerke Avril Noreen Leighton Matt Johnny Meres addit. voices armatures Donald Holwill costumes Sarah Green model making Wendy Griffiths, Francesca Howard, Michael Hughes, Neil Jack ass. animator Michael Hughes sd. rec. Canongate Studios sd. design John L. Cobban m. Neil Jack post production ARC Facilities ed. Simon Blakeley post production supervisor Sueann Smith exec. p. David Smith, Katja Anderson w. Neil Jack animat. Neil Jack Thanks Red Kite Productions, Edinburgh College of Art, Aardman Animation, Ken Anderson, Helen Brunsdon, Mark Chamberlain, Niven Easter, Donald Holwill, Marten Jonmark, Neil Kempsell, Murray McKean, Alan Mason, Andrew Morgan, Fergus Robb, Matthew Rochester, Alice Stilgoe, Jason Wagner BBC Scotland, Red Kite Productions, GMAC, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, Edinburgh Mediabase © GMAC (Cineworks) / Cameron Fraser 2003.
A Scottish street soccer team embark on an emotional journey to Austria (Graz) to play in the first ever Homeless People's World Cup.
Director, Ruth Kelly ; Producer, Fresh Film and Television. -- Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with Scottish Screen m. S. Richardson [additional guitar by Mark Elliot] additional tracks "Jupiter's Moons" Hannas Barber. "Conscious Decision" CD Jefferson, Eardrum Productions. graphics Chris McMillan sd. and second camera Charlie Stuart exec. p. Noe Mendelle, Amy Hardie, Matt Hulse A Bridging the Gap Production supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Tayside, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art A film by Ruth Kelly.
Iota is the powerful story of loss and rediscovered communication within a remote and voiceless family.
Director, Simon Dennis ; Producer, Future Imperfect. -- Credits: Future Imperfect presents in association with Hannaywood Studios and Scottish Screen a film by Simon Dennis Father Stephen McCreadie April / Sam Natasha Watson steadicam operator Mike Hodder focus pullers Ritchie Holt, Kevin O'Brien clapper loader Delwyn Blast gaffer Hayden Boniface production stills ph. Dan Tuffs promotional stills ph. Julyan Rawlings telecine Arion Facilities laboratory Deluxe Laboratories ed. Simon Dennis edit facility Kelpie Films sd. rec. Peter Murphy m. Graeme Neilson online ed. facility ARC Facilities neg cutters Computamatch titles Howell Optical Printers post production sound facility Savalas sd. design Douglas MacDougall re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair foley artist Michael MacKinnon sd. mastering Ardmore Studios, Dublin sign language tutors Deaf Connections p. Simon Dennis and Das Abra p. ass. Suzie Menzies location c/o Dave Galbraith and Storm Gordon completion funders Hannaywood Studios and Scottish Screen Extra special thanks to Panavision, Lee Lighting, Kelpie Films, Dave and Storm, Deaf Connections, Hannywood Studios, Scottish Screen, Mike Hodder, Marty and The Cairns Agency, all of whom made this film possible. w., ph. and d. Simon Dennis.
A black comedy about duty, self sacrifice and regurgitation - a young man is torn between the conflicting demands of his phlegmatic grandfather and his pub obsessed girlfriend.
Director, Brian Ross ; Producer, Canny Films and Edinburgh Film Productions. -- Credits: Grandad Tom Bell Fraser Paul Blair Mary Jenny Ryan Sean Joel Strachan Lucy Alyson Orr Meals on Wheels Woman Margo Croan Boy Michael McBain w. and d. Brian Ross d. ph. Allan Stewart sd. supervisor Ian Leslie film ed. Gary Scott p. designer Mark Leese m. composed by John Moore costume designer Ruth Sinclair make-up design Irene Napier ass. p. Susie Brown 1st ass. d. Gus McLean sc. supervisor Lou Crichton p. co-ordinator Clare Kerr p. accountant Nicky Coats p. secretary Cameron Roach location man. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Jonathan Farmer 3rd ass. d. Graham McIver focus puller Alan McSheehy clapper loader Iain Young grip Terry Pate gaffer Donny Campbell best boy Mick Carr boom operator Fiona Carlin art d. Ursula Cleary ass. art d. Martin McNee property master Mat Bergel construction Alex Robertson sets Catherine Carruthers dubbing mixer Dave Murricane exec. p. Barbara McKissack, Dan MacRae © BBC MCMXCVIII.
Manya has lost her family, her country and home and has become a refugee. Now, 20 years on, her childhood experiences of leaving remain as strong as ever. As an adult she cannot let go of her memories, fears and grief. Although safe physically, the horrors of her past can never be forgotten or forgiven.
Director, Patrick Harkins ; Producer, Small Wonder Films. -- Credits: Manja Katlin Cartlidge Uncle Josep Peter Mullan Young Manya Jennifer Peden Goran John McCance Sacha Paul Mulligan Reporter Ian Sexon Helen Bridget McCann sc. supervisor Margaret Waldie 2nd ass. d. Claire Hughes 3rd ass. d. Ted Mitchell focus puller Nicko Cummins clapper / loader Mark Raeburn [ed. David Moore m. Piero Jamieson and Bill Docherty p. design Jacqueline Smith sd. Rupert Castle costume design Lynn Aitken d. ph. Simon Richards w. Toby Curnow].
Christmas is a battlefield for Rory and his divorcing parents in this beautiful and elegantly told story.
Director, Clara Glynn ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Clara Glynn d. ph. Mike Eley p. designer Jacqueline Smith film ed. Colin Monie Rory Euan Mackay Peter Liam Brennan Margaret Louise Ludgate Naomi Julie Austin composer Sally Beamihs sd. rec. Brian Milliken make-up design Christine Brack costume designer Rhona Russell colourist Aiden Farrell rerecording mixer Chris Sinclair exec. p. Trish Malone, Becky Lloyd ass. d. Fay Selby second ass. d. Marissa Carrara floor runners Susan Lee, Chris Cameron p. exec. Amanda Millen p. man. Shian Holt p. ass. Giovannina Cotraneo p. trainee Angela Oliver location man. Naomi Liston p. accountant Ian Reid sc. supervisor Iain Andrew focus puller Dan Shoring clapper loader Anna Benbow camera trainee Martin Hartnett camera car driver Les Quinn grip Robert Etherson gaffer Derrick Ritchie electricians Davy Wilson, Niall Smyth, Andy Stewart boom operator Bradley Kendrick sd. ass. Kian McClure ass. film ed. Anna Mehta art d. Fiona Hutchison props Jim Elliot, Matt Mooney art dept. trainee Will Holt stills ph. Callum McKenzie online ed. Jim Allison camera and lighting VFG caterers Argyll Catering laboratory Film Lab North telecine The Finishing School offline Serious Facilities sd. post production Savalas 35mm picture transfer Lipsync Post With special thanks to the Chamber Choir of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and their conductor James Grossmith. With thanks to John and Barnaby Archer, Auchineden Estate, William Byrne, Callum, Jade [... et al ...] © Hopscotch Films MMIV.
Profiles of children addicted to extreme sports, focusing on three youngsters as their fathers take them in search of the ultimate adrenaline rush.
Director, Dianne M. Barry ; Producer, Caledonia Sterne and Wyld. -- Credits: Thanks to Iain Barry, Eric Barry, Klarissa Webster, Nuttah and Beatrice Webster, Teresa Dewan, Emma Shillito, Christopher, Colin and Janette Shillito, Gus and Pat Hogg, The Barry Family, Alan McIntosh Sciottish Mini Moto Association, Derek Butcher Knockhill, Spike and Judy Priestley Mini Moto Association of Great Britain, National Youth Choir of Scotland, Robert Webster IASKA Club Maryhill, Christine Lyon Community Education Centre Maryhill, Staff and pupils of Glencairn Primary School, Mike Ludwig , Lyndsay and Connor, Kirsty and Alistair Arnott, All the dogs Sled Dog Association of Scotland, Professor Dave Collins. narr. Beverley Lyons sd. Brian Howell second camera Neil Thom, Keith Ingram camera ass. Joseph Briffa m. Jamie F. Cloughley graphics Douglas Bruce online ed. Tom Malcolm sd. dub Cy Jack p. man. Sajid Quayum exec. p. Robin MacPherson, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie ed. Helen Wickham d. and camera Dianne M. Barry © Caledonia Sterne and Wyld 2002.
Jennifer, a secretive young woman, must bathe her estranged grandmother. A film of intimate portraits with stunning performances.
Director, [d. Peter Mackie Burns ; Producer, Autonomi. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland Nan Brenda Fricker Jennifer Kathleen McDermott d. ph. Minttu Mantynen camera ass. Kirsteen Bell video ass. Ray Tallan sd. rec. Alan McNicol boom operator Alec Laughlan 1st ass. d. Marissa Carrara 3rd ass. d. Stephen Mason continuity Nicole Miller p. designer Ursula Cleary art d. Rhian Nicholas ass. art d. John Harkins set decorators Paul Harkins, Dan Roberts construction man. Peter Dickson gaffer Gary Cullen jib operator Steve Pitt makeup Maxine Dallas, Niamh Morrison costumes and stills ph. Claire Stewart film ed. Bert Eeles online ed. Gary Brogan edit trainee Gordon Lockhart dubbing mixer John Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison p. man. Abigail Howkins p. co-ordinator for Cinewworks Alice Stilgoe p. ass. Elizabeth Currie p. accountant Ian Reid p. co-ordinator Lynn McAdam artist liason Caroline Campbell, Lynn McAdam p. runner Ommera Ahmed titles John Butler catering Mona Raj and Sumara Raj With special thanks to West End Opticians, Tron Bar and Theatre, Judith Williams, Reid Kerr College, Becky Lloyd, SMG TV Resources, Langs Hotel, Jo Mason, Caroline Cooper-Charles, Scott Ward, Deborah Andrews, Jennifer Stevenson, Bar Gandolfi, Bar 91, Radisson Hotel exec. p. David Smith p. Marie Olesen w. and d. Peter Mackie Burns Made with the support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. GMAC, Edinburgh Mediabse, Autonomi, Reid Kerr. Cineworks 2004. © Cineworks 2004.
In the wake of increased hostility to Muslims post 9/11, more and more people are converting to Islam. One True Path investigates why someone would want to choose a path that rejects the freedoms of Western democracy.
Director, Ruth Barrie ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Bob Cairns, Khalil Mitchell, Saleem McGroarty, Mahdiyyah Goodall, Khadija Maghrour and family With thanks to Annandale Mosque, Edinburgh Central Mosque, Susan Lamb, Arifa Farooq, Dylan Matthew, John McVie, Scotsman Publications, Everyone at GMAC and Edinburgh Mediabase. original music by Saleem McGroarty. "It's A New Day" by The Skull Caps. Licensed from Licencemusic.com ApS. runner Russell Beard transcription Sharon Tweedale, Laura Rooney, Claire Campbell camera Glenda Roam, Steven Mochrie, Edward Edwards, sd. Stephen McBride, Richard Paterson, Graham McCormick, Claire Abercrombie rostrum Cameron Duguid online ed. Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer John Cobban p. man. Fiona Clark ed. Sitar Rose exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for GMAC Lucinda Broadbent filmed, ed. and d. Ruth Barrie © MMIV.
A man lies dying - you see pictures. A short film about the final few seconds.
Director, Chris Dooks ; Producer, Digital Cow / Ideal World. -- Credits: Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund presents A Digital Cow / Ideal World production Man Malcolm Shields Girl Sarah Wilson Boys Leo Condie, Stefan Nowosielski Woman Sarah Thompson d. ph. Kenneth Simpson model animat. Campbell McAllister rostrum camera Bert Ross sd. design John Cobban costume design Alison Mitchell make-up Fiona Maynard ed. Dave Archibald m. Chris Dooks focus puller Simon Vickery clapper loader Caitlin Buchanan driver Angus McPake exec. p. Mark Grindle, Jenny Borgars, Dan MacRae p. Bert Ross w. and d. Chris Dooks Thanks to James Finlayson, Traverse Theatre, The Earl of Morton, East of Scotland Water, Clarks Stonemasons, Cameron Manson, Dalkeith Country Park, Letih Police Station and Residents of Harperrig "Prime Cuts" A Digital Cow / Ideal World production. Scottish Screen, British Screen and Scottish Television in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © Digital Cow / Ideal World.
What will life be like when the oil runs out? Part document of the past, part imagination of the future, Crude Progress charts the rise and fall of the oil industry in the Orkney Islands.
Director, James Alcock and Simon Hipkins ; Producer, Corruption Films. -- Credits: narr. Louis Mellis Survivors Prophet Lawrence Moffat Merchant David Sinclair Woman who cares for old cats Esme Tooze Tugboatmen Captain Stewart Ryrie Engineer David Pottinger Cook Bruce Swanney Mate Ian Scott Deckhand Douglas Manson witth The Director of Harbours Nigel Mills Thanks Phyllis Brown, James Burgon, Callum Morrison, Ian Morrison, Capt. Dave Thomson, The Orkney Library and Archive, Orkney Towage, Talisman UK Ltd., Panasonic Broadcast, The Press and Journal exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie p. and d. James Alcock and Simon Hipkins.
An imminent job interview offers hope, but will the questions raised help the interviewee to move on or drive her further into her trouble-filled past.
Director, Jaimini Jethwa ; Producer, Cineworks. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Cineworks presents in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund & BBC Scotland Naomi Cabrelli Our Girl Zak Hanif Cousin Cale Pontet Bar Guy Muz Murray Phone Guy Heather Ripley The Interviewer Corrine Quinn Receptionist Alan Peacock Bar Friend Richard Elliot Bar Friend Gordon Morris Bouncer David MacAskill Bouncer 2 Paramita Karim Indian Dancer Lauren Short Girl Ben Jack Parihar Boy Dylan Drummond Bar Manager Mat Foster Breakdancer Katy-Anne Monaghan Table Girl 1 Fiona MacDonald Table Girl 2 Lena Gibson Table Girl 3 Tom Hirt Dancer Georgia Odiporidou Dancer Billy MacAskill Extra Dan McDaid Extra "Elligitimate" aka Elliot George Rap Artist "Surco" featuring Ashley Christie. Andrew Goodall Drums Robbie Ward Guitar Joe Rattray Bass 100% Dundee End Credit Music p. man. Susan Lamb p. ass. Sarah Jayne Scott 1st ass. d. Mark Ash camera operator David Mudie camera ass. Ross Thompson timelapse ph. Rob Page stills ph. Dylan Drummond lighting Robert McKillop, Benjamin Kracun lighting ass. Paul Barclay sd. rec. Lee Dorrington sd. ass. Philip Sinclair, Frank McHardy storyboard and continuity Paul Anderson props supervisor Fraser Reid makeup and wardrobe Jodie Cooper, Kirsty Doig ed. David Mudie online ed. Jim Allison audio post production Lee Dorrington p. caterer Mike Murray casting co-ordinator Keith Fleming stills ph. Dylan Drummond runners Fraser Reid, Alastair Law music mixer Mick Kilbride band agent "Root Chord" Chikka Edward-Inatimi p. co-ordinator for Cineworks Alice Stilgoe With special thanks to The Sessions Bar and Nightclub, The Space Contemporary Dance School, The Welcome Trust, Dundee Rep Theatre, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Tayscreen, Apex Acoustics, Napier University, Angus Digital Media Centre, Effective Edge, Rachel Smith, Jennifer Parihar, Eddie Hanton, Gary Hall, Becky Lloyd, Caroline Cooper Charles, Mark Jenkins. exec. p. David Smith p. Christopher M. Law w. and d. Jaimini Jethwa Made with the support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. © 2004 .
Scotland - the future. Democracy has evolved. Citizens vote in mandatory daily referenda and aspire to the ultimate prize - a place on IM: Heaven Above Earth.
Director, Craig Collinson ; Producer, Heehaw Productions. -- Credits: screenplay Craig Collinson, Nick Wright Henry Niall Greig Fulton Char Jenny Foulds FrAn Neve McIntosh Gene Anthony Donaldson Mother Monica Gibb Father Iain Agnew Girl Anna Somerville omniscience baby Heidi Forrest omniscience mother Rachael Forrest 2nd unit d. Steven Hendry 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Spruce Baillie d. ph. Andrew Begg focus puller Minttu Mantynen grip Mark Donnelly gaffer Stephen C. Arthur sd. rec. Robert Anderson digital effects Neil Warmel, Dan Creighton, Tom Dearden, Alister Coyne p. designer Max Berman art d. Gavin Turnbull ass. art d. Scott Seaton construction man. Gordon Rogers special effects supervisor David Campbell special effects technician Anne Campbell costume designer Ali Mitchell costume cutter Connie Fairbairn costume maker Sally Campbell costume trainee Lin Cunningham make-up designer Nikki Brannan art dept. ass. Val Young, Karen Quinn, Maevis Moon, Hye Jung Lee, Tim Douglas, Janis Hart, Rowland Young, Erica Brock, Rebekah Dover, Fraser Denholm, Shron Tweedale, Seonaid Aitkenhead, Louise Barron, Pamel McIntyre ed. Nick Wright post production sd. Steven Hendry m. Martin Bennett, Reuben Taylor "Wedding" written and arranged by Martyn Bennett. Performed by Kirsten Bennett, Martyn Bennett. Contains extracts from the Gaelic Teachers Course compiled by Major Calum Iain MacLeod. Contains fragments of 'An Treisamh' by Miss Russell-Ferguson. Published by WOMAD Music Ltd. (P) 2003 REal World Records. "Why?" written and arranged by Martin Bennett. Traditional arranged by Flora MacNeil (courtesy of Alan Lomax Archives). Contains fragments of 'The Old Home'. Calum 'Ruagh' Nicholson recorded by Thorkild Knudsen (courtesy of School of Scottish Studies Archives / Greentrax Recording) Published by WOMAD Music Ltd. (P) 2003 Real World Records. "Liberation" written and arranged by Martin Bennett. Published by WOMAD Music Ltd. (P) 2003 Real World Records colourist Aoibhinn Dinnigan post production effects Barney Jordan online ed, Clyde Kellett stills ph. Robert Anderson, Max Berman, Ruairidh Campbell, Richard Cross, Steven Hendry, Nick Wright animal handlers Creature Features catering Richard Smith Special thanks to Alistair Parlett, Natural Power, Jonathan Smith, Dave Atherton [...et al ...] Thanks to Judy Anderson and Bryony McIntyre at Scottish Screen, Richard Dilks, Birger Saetre [... et al ...] The events and characters portrayed in this film are entirely fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons or events, either living or dead, is unintentional and purely coincidental. p. ass. Mally Graveson p. co-ordinator Corryne MacLean ass. p. Mark Strickland exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie A Heehaw Production for Scottish TV, Grampian TV and Scottish Screen. © MMIV.
The model railway that Nicholas built as a child is threatened with destruction. An eccentric and obsessive enthusiast, he organises a reunion for his childhood friends and restores it for one last nostalgic journey.
Director, Kirsten Simonsen ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: Thanks to Nicholas Oddy, Margaret and Revel Oddy, Samantha Folcarelli, Elspeth Ramsay, Tim Jeffery, Rowan Mitchell, Michael Miles, Donny Campbell, Brian McCormick, Arlene Jeffrey, Clara Glynn, Simon Stephenson, SMG TV Resources, Glasgow School of Art dubbing ed. Paul Wilson online ed. Simon Hipkins add. sd. Brian Howell, Mike Thomas add. camera Alan McSheehy p. co-ordinator Claire MacKenzie p. man. Fiona Clark ed. / add. camera Martin Hartnett ed. Chris Bowman original score Jan Kolle exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie, Henry Eagles exec. p. for Hopscotch Films John Archer d. / camera Kirsten Simonsen © MMIV.
Laddy and the Lady follows an out-of-control golden retriever, owned by a lady, on a pheasant shoot. Scenes of the shoot are intercut with flashbacks to Laddy's troubled past as a puppy, wrenched from his mother's side.
Director, Henry Coombes ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Lady Bridget McCann Laddy Kevin McIsaac Quentin Gavin Kean Jack Phillip Weddell Pheasant David Sillars Hornblower Billy Teasdale Beaters Michael Doyle, Neil McCook, Jim Dick, Connell Sandwich runners Stephen Carney, Kenny Loakman, Grant Wragg drivers Chris Bowman, Nic Warlilow, Cjarlie Hammond 1st ass. d. Robert McKillop sc. supervisor Sarah McGowan sd. rec. Gregor Marks boom operator Neil McCook d. ph. Benjamin Kracun camera ass. Erin Maguire grip Ray Tallon gaffer Jason Weidner art d. Billy Teasdale costume designer Helen Barron make-up Zina Marabel costume ass. Gillian Smith, Aoife McKim dubbing ed. Travis Reeves dubbing mixer John Cobban audio post production The Base offline ed. Ian Waugh online ed. JAe p. for GMAC David Smith p. man. for GMAC Ciara Barry w., d. and designed Henry Coombes Thanks to GMAC, Wullie Summers, Kirsty Kyle, Tramway, Lorraine Wilson, Graham Shand, Paul Sorley, Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Gregor Johnstone, Sorcha Dallas. GMAC, Scottish Arts Council Lottery Funded..
A knitted tank top takes on special time travelling powers and changes one man's dreary existence forever in this science fiction comedy short.
Director, Simon Hook ; Producer, Sci-Fi. -- Credits: Sci-fi presents a First Film Production of a Sci-Fi Short Mr Golsky Hamish McColl w. and d. Simon Hook p. Andrea Cornwell exec. p. Jonathan Rawlinson d. ph. John Lynch p. designer Humphrey Bangham ed. ed. Mark Davis composer Peter Salem p. man. Geraldine Geraghty p.ass. Jeremy Cliff location man. Lata Mulchandani p. accountant Deborah Carlner casting d. Jennifer Duffy 1st ass. d. Grietje Benteman 2nd ass. d. Sam Leek 3rd ass. d. Naomi Conran, Debbie Malynn sc. supervisor Tania Reddin focus puller Rod Marley clapper loader Layla Andrews grip Gareth Smith 2nd unit camera Simon Minett gaffer Kevin Fitzpatrick best boy Dennis O'Connell electricians Sam Moon, Andy Muncy sd. rec. Rupert Ivey art d. and model supervisor John Lee model makers Michael Docking, Thomas Jones, Matt Street, Hemal Maisuria, Chris Mason, Andrew McKie set construction VSL standby props Joanna Pratt, Craig Griffith photographic design Johnnie Tyson stills ph. Alastair Dury costume designer Shanti Freed make-up artist Allsion Edwards knitting coach Caterina Radvan ass. ed. Amaka Ugwunkwo 2nd ass. ed. Jonny Wagner sd. designer James Harrison at the Sound Design Company foley artist Ruth Sullivan foley mixer David Tyler mixer Brendan Nicholson at Pinewood Studios musicians Mark Crooks, Dan Hewson, Henry Lowther, Lucy Shaw, Byron Waller digital effects supervisors Mark Bakowski and Angus Cameron at Mill Farm digital effects team Evan David, Alice Mitchell, Hannah Pierce, Neil Harrison, Fi Kilroe, Sean Danischevesky, Matt Welford, Paula Hughes, Kevin Baguley, Angus Kneale, Sarah Lockwood, Tom Rolfe, John Grant, Yasmine Elghamrawy, Salima Needham Based on a story by Gez Gerard and Simon Hook Very many thanks to our supporting sponsors Pat Joseph and all at The Mill, Tracey Prior and Hugh Whitaker at Panavision, Pat MacEnally at Lee Lighting [... et al ...].
A sports-loving son, a domineering father and a strong resilient mother are divided by their different experiences, and only after a ten year period can the mother bring the father and son to a meaningful understanding of each other. This eventual success, and the remarkable quality of this connection despite the father's death, makes this story a clear example of love conquering all, even in the bleakest situations.
Director, Marc de Launay ; Producer, Mandragora Productions. -- Credits: Mandragora Productions presents in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund Stuart Stephen McCole Young Stuart Colin Doyle Stuart's Mother Ros McCue Stuart's Father Alex Harvey Priest Tom Kelly The Coach Frank Wilson Bully Gordon McCorkell Thug 1 Colin Taylor Thug 2 Robbie Popow Mad Old Woman Amanda Donald Stuart's Pals Gavin McCrory, Michael Brown, Samuel Wilson, Paul Doyle Celtic Kid Craig Robertson Mourners Simon Weir, Mrs Doyle, Fiona Surgenor, Joe Ferris, Marie Donaghy, Alex Fenney, John Daniel McPhillips, Jaqueline Doyle, Alistair MacLean, Susan MacDonald, Bernadette McPherson, Peter Farmer Supporting Artists Penny Geggies Youth Theatre, Govan d. and p. Marc de Launay d. ph. John Harper ed. Claire Ferguson w. Eddie Harrison p. designer Adam Squires costume designer Gill Horn make-up designer Nikki Brannan p. co-ordinator Abilgail Howkins first ass. d. Robert Sandison sd. rec. Angus McPyke (sic? McPake) casting d. Claire O'Hara sc. supervisor Karen Wood focus puller David Byrne clapper loader Janis Marsh camera trainee / video ass. Tony Kay grip Mark Donnelly stills ph. Steve Messam second ass. d. Stewart Kidd third ass. d. Morris Milne locations man. David Keddilty lighting gaffer Willy Kelly ass. gaffer / runner Nicky Rintoul boom operator Jim Buchanan make-up Helen Stewart, Kate Muir props Polly Duncan storyboards Propworks locations security Stuart Beal runner Keith Gainham, David Towers, Sarah Barr, Neil McFarlane runner / trainee gaffer Monika Shah art dept. ass. Alistair Ferguson, Lynda Henderson EPk director Nolan Watt, Robin Gillet post production sd. Savalas original m. Stuart Glasgow / Practice Pad, Savalas titles ISO rostrum camera Malcolm Paris production insurance Allan Chapman & James accountant Ken Livingston @ Sinclair Wood and Co. audio description IADA Ltd. exec. p. Simon Weir, Paul Westmorland shot entirely on Kodak Film The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Award labs Metrocolour Very special thanks to Mr and Mrs Millar for all their kindness and assistance Special thanks to our corporate sponsors Kodak, VFG, Lee Lighting, Gemini Connexions Scotland [... et al ...] Dan MacRae, Alison Maxwell and all at Scottish Screen [... et al ...] © Mandragora Productions Ltd. MCMXCIX .
A cautionary tale. It’s New Year - just another day at the office for Michael Wilson, stand-in weather man. The forecast looks good when he’s offered a shot at the big time. But there’s a small problem...
Director, Jim Shields ; Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: Michael Wilson John McGlynn MacLean Sean Scanlon Mary Anne Marie Timoney Security Guard Jake D'Arcy Danny Alexander Collins camera operator Steven Broadhurst focus puller Jerry Kelly clapper loader Lewis Buchanan video ass. Allan Patterson gaffer Alex MacKenzie electricians Eddie Garry, Frank MMcConalogue grip Stuart Bunting sd. rec. Simon Chirgwin boom operator Fiona Carlin art dept. ass. Ken Smith, Tom Sayer, Zaman Ghulam costume designer Lynn Aitken make-up Cheryl Mercer graphics James Bryan, Mental Image dubbing ed. David Gibson dubbing mixer Ian Selwyn foley artist Felicity Cottrell VT ed. Robin Stokes VT post production Allan Broom, Television Facilities p. man. Jo Homewood p. accountant David Muir p. runners Beatrix Alexander, Patrine Veitch ass. d. Neil Calder location man. Harry Boyd continuity Barbara Taylor camera equipment Sammy's lighting Lee Lighting Ltd. tracking car Brian Morrison gripping gear Grip House Scotland sd. equipment The Warehouse ed. equipment Splice-Rite transport Budget Rent A Car, Boulevard Self Drive caterers REel Food ppost production Studio Sound titles Danny Boon negative cutting Sylvia Wheeler opticals GSE laboratory Metrocolor London Ltd. filmstock Agfa-Gevaert UK Ltd. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres p. exec. The Scottish Film Production Fund Kate Swan p. exec. BBC Scotland Paul Pender With thanks to First Film Foundation, Stuart Cosgrove, Colin Cameron, The Scottish Co-Op, Falconers, 7:84 Theatre Company Scotland, Glasgow's Alive and Filming thankss to Glasgow City Council, Betty at City Productions, Modulex Systems Ltd., IBM Greenock, British Telecom art d. Katrina Thomson composer Adrian Johnston ed. Alex Mackie d. ph. Stephen MacMillan w. James Mavor p. Amanda Partridge d. Jim Shields © BBC Scotland MCMXCIII.
A young girl's walk in the sunshine is interrupted by an encounter with an elderly and over-chivalrous stranger. It is an amusing incident which swiftly turns sinister, sweeping her into a world of chaos and menace. This is a psychological thriller with a savage twist which explores and illuminates a terrifying life experience endured by families and individuals in every part of the world.
Director, Christeen Winford ; Producer, Cormorant Films. -- Credits: Young Marie Alice Bree Old Man Ralph Riach Old Marie Kay Gally 1st Young Woman Jenny Ryan 2nd Young Woman Dorothy Jane Stewart 1st Young Man Mark McDonnel 2nd Young Man Simon Turner PC Sean Kane WPC Deborah Arnott Police Sergeant David Gallagher 1st ass. d. Eric Coulter 2nd ass. d. Linda Fraser runner Keith Corrigan location man. Miglet Crichton p. co-ordinator Alison Campbell continuity Louise Crichton d. ph. Mark Littlewood camera operator Oliver Cheeseman focus puller Alan McSheehy trainee Philip Robertson gaffer Andy Stewart grip Ian Johnston sd. rec. Phil Croal boom swinger Alistair Mason stunt artist Michael Scott Law art d. Tom Sayer art dept. ass. Laurel Weir make-up Irene Napier wardrobe Jessica Brettle m. Malcolm Lindsay ed. Fiona McDonald dubbing mixer Dave Murricane titles Paperdart stock Kodak labs Soho Images ed. facilities Digital Facilities catering Thistle Catering Dedicated to the memory of Brian Crumlish A Cormorant Production for The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund in association with Scottish Screen Plus and Channel 4. © Cormorant Productions & Films 1998.
Duncan and George compete to be Alasdair's best man. A race against time, against tradition and against their better judgement.
Director, Donald 'Bovy' MacKinnon ; Producer, Ideal World. -- Credits: George Jamie Sivves Duncan Gordon Brown Mullet Steven Robertson Al Drew Carter-Cain Kate Toni Frutin John the Barman Gerry McLeod John Michie Father Pat casting Kahleen Crawford ass. d. Patrick Conroy second ass. d. Ray Kenny third ass. d. Marissa Carrara floor runner Robbie Kikpatrick p. man. Shian Holt p. co-ordinator Giovannina Cotroneo p. accountant Linda Cameron location man. Iain MacLean locations ass. Jackie Wylie sc. supervisor Jeanette McGrath focus puller Jaime Feilu camera ass. Martin Hartnett, Steven Mason grip Dave McAnulty lighting gaffer Andy Stewart electrician Dave Wilson boom operator Kieran Boyne art d.l Lucy Vaughan properties Paul Harkins costume ass. Anna Sheard sd. ass. Iain Anderson online ed. Simon Cull costume designer Denise Coombes make-up design Christine Brack sd. rec. Pete Murphy rerecording mixer Chris Sinclair colourist Glen Kyte m. arrnaged and produced Mick MacNeil p. designer Susan Collin film ed. Mark Jenkins d. ph. Alasdair Walker exec. p. Agnes Wilkie, Becky Lloyd w. Barry Gornell Music recorded at Mix: Roddy Campbell, The Vatersay Boys [... et al ...] .
Footage of some of the main events during the Hawick Common Riding festival in 1961.
Amateur footage of participants in the Selkirk Common Riding in the streets of the town and in the countryside.
JAMES ALLAN & SONS LTD / CORONATION PARADE 1953 & KING OLAF PROCESSION ALONG PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH
A compilation of amateur footage, including Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Edinburgh after her coronation, the state visit of King Olaf of Norway, James Allan's shoe shop in Edinburgh and Renfrew Airport.
OPENING OF ABERDEEN AND PRINCES STREET SALONS
Amateur promotional film for James Allan & Son shoemakers, showing the opening of a new shop in Aberdeen and the unveiling of their refurbished store in Edinburgh.
Amateur footage of James Allan & Son shoe shops and staff in various locations around Scotland, and shots of shoes being made in the company's factory.
Amateur footage of the launch of the QE2 at John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank.
Amateur footage of a summer cruise on the QE2 from Southampton to Oslo, Copenhagen and Hamburg.
A documentary based upon interviews with five of the first 100 Munroists, which covers the history of Sir Hugh Munro's tables, the list of 'compleatists' and the formation of the Munro Society.
CHARLES INGLIS CLARK HUT OPENING CEREMONY
Amateur footage of groups of mountaineering club members climbing Ben Nevis for the opening ceremony of the Charles Inglis Clark Memorial hut.
TERRITORIAL ARMY: King's Own Scottish Borderers
A compilation of the activities of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Territorial Army) 4th and 5th Battalions, including annual camp at Barry Budden, rifle shooting at Devizes, beating the retreat at Thetford and trips to London and Malta.
AITKEN FAMILY FILMS / OPENING OF CUMBERNAULD TOWN CENTRE & FIRST PRIVATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
Aitken family home movies, including scenes at home in Cumbernauld and Stirling, holidays in the north of England, Fife, Cromarty and Arran, and outings to RAF Leuchars, Prestwick and Glasgow Airports - also includes footage of royal opening ceremonies in Cumbernauld New Town.
A Territorial Army trip to Cyprus, including footage of training camp and soldiers relaxing and sightseeing on the island.
Two short home movies with storylines, one about a young boy trying to post a letter in Paisley but being unable to reach any of the post-boxes, and another about a young girl going to the Carnival in St. James' Park, Paisley.
Two short home movies - one shows daily life at a nursery school and the other follows a young boy and girl as they go train-spotting and then for a paddle steamer trip on Loch Lomond.
Short instructional film about the process of cutting, stacking and threshing hay, with details of the techniques and machinery involved.
Footage of a holiday trip by car around the north of Scotland, showing mainly loch and mountain scenery - also includes brief shots of location filming for a Crazy Gang film and seaplanes landing on the Cromarty Firth.
A short amateur tour round the main sights of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, including shots of the pavilions and fountains illuminated at night.
MILKING BY MACHINE / MECHANICAL NAVVY, a
Two short films on same reel. First is a short instructional film about the processes involved in producing milk at Cockburn Farm near Balerno, from automatic milking to bottling. Second is a short film demonstrating the workings of a mechanical bucket excavator.
Short instructional film showing the process of cutting and gathering hay and chopping and feeding it into a silo for storage.
An instructional safety film showing schoolchildren how to cross the road safely.
Director, Mr J. Harrison (dec'd) ; Producer, [p.c. SEFA Ayrshire Production Group].
Short instructional film showing the range of activities for cadets at an ATC training camp during WW2.
Short instructional film showing the stages of producing cut timber posts, from tree felling to log transportation and final cutting.
Footage of a day-trip to Rothesay by members of a bowling club and their families.
Family home movie filmed around the time of the birth of a baby girl, showing domestic scenes before and after the birth, footage of the maternity hospital at Bellshill and the baby's Christening party.
RING CINE CLUB OUTING / CAMBRIDGE / HOSPITAL
Home movies including footage of Ring Cine club outings to Dunoon and Dunure, and family outings to Cambridge.
CARAVAN PARK / EAST KILBRIDE AT 21 / HOLIDAY TO FAWLEY
Family home movies including footage of caravan holidays in Scotland and England, visits to car racing circuits in England and shots of Fawley Power Station near Southampton.
Family home movies including footage of daily life around Glasgow city centre, the Barras market, the West End and the new Clyde Tunnel.
A compilation of home movies including footage of Prestwick Airport, school and church events, Boys Brigade camp and street scenes in Prestwick.
A compilation of home movies based on activities at New Prestwick Baptist Church, including footage of youth rallies, church services and excursions.
Amateur footage of winter scenes around Dunkeld, and town celebrations to mark the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Filmed by John Young and John C Young (Father & son)..
Amateur footage of events and activities in and around Dunkeld and Birnam, including the local Highland games, motorcycle racing, scenery and town life.
Director, John Young and John C Young (Father & son). .
Home movies of life in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and South Africa filmed by a Scottish family working in Rhodesia.
GLASGOW STREET SCENES / "KILL THE BILL" DEMONSTRATION
A compilation of amateur film showing places and events in Glasgow, including the aftermath of the Metropole Theatre fire, May Day parades, the Barras Market, the City centre and South side and a march and demonstration against the Industrial Relations Bill of 1971.
Short amateur films about the May Day march to Queen's Park in Glasgow, a public exhibition of a new carriage for the renovated Glasgow Underground system, and demonstration of a Eumig film projector.
A documentary about Selkirk Common Riding events of 1977, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours, including shots of a local farmer's son taking part in the riding of the marches.
Director, Tom Cotter, Norman McCandlish ; Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: comm. s. Donny B. MacLeod film cameramen Norman Shepherd, Martin Singleton sd. Les Booth, Cyril McConnell, John Goodwin d. Tom Cotter, Norman McCandlish.
Footage of the 1920 and 1921 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the 1924 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town, the Casting of the Colours and brief shots of a fair.
Footage of the 1926 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the 1928 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the 1929 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours. Also includes a sequence of shots inside Forest Mill.
Footage of the 1930 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the 1931 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the 1933 Selkirk Common Riding events, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Newsreel footage of the Selkirk Common Riding events in the 1930s, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Newsreel footage of the Selkirk Common Riding events around the time of World War II, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the Selkirk Common Riding events in the early 1930s, including shots of the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of the Selkirk Common Riding events of 1971, including shots of the procession round the town, the Casting of the Colours and children's events.
Footage of the Selkirk Common Riding events in the late 1960s, including shots of the Crying of the Burley, the procession round the town and the Casting of the Colours.
Footage of civil defence preparations in an Ayrshire town during World War II, including volunteers involved in fire-fighting, and first aid exercises, Home Guard troops in training and schoolchildren involved in training exercises.
A day outing on the ferry 'Maid of Skelmorlie' for employees of William Gray & Sons carpet manufacturers from Ayr, sailing from Fairlie round the Kyles of Bute to Rothesay and back to Largs.
Credits: ed. J. McClelland ed. J. Fisher ed. J. Wright sd. S. Hutchison.
A promotional film produced for William Gray & Sons, 'Ayrtoun Carpets' of Ayr, demonstrating the processes involved in carpet manufacture from start to finish.
Amateur footage following enthusiasts of steam locomotives and trains mostly around Beattock Station. Hobby model train sets are also featured including miniature steam trains being ridden at garden fetes.
Footage of motorcycle trials, road and track races around Scotland in the 1950s.
KIRKCALDY AND DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB: Our Tribute To the Diamond Anniversary of Scottish Road Racing
Compilation of films about the Kirkcaldy & District Motor Club, including motorcycle, car and sidecar racing from the 1930s to 2007, at tracks such as Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy beach, the Isle of Man and Knockhill.
Amateur footage of young men involved in sporting activities and socialising at a Duke of York's camp in Southwold, Suffolk.
Aberdeenshire Cricket Club travel to play a match at the Royal Household Cricket Club ground at Balmoral Castle.
The highlights of some of the Gala Day processions in Carnwath in the early 1960s, including shots of the crowning ceremony, floats and participants in the parade and the wreath-laying ceremony at the war memorial.
Director, Mr Coleman Dec'd or Lanark Cine Club.
A compilation of community and sporting events in Carnwath, including an agricultural show, Sunday School outing, school sports days and bowling competitions.
A compilation of community and sporting events in Carnwath, including the annual Gala Day, a Sunday School outing, a visit from Jimmy Saville and a young mothers' football match.
A short amateur documentary about farmer Charlie and his cart horse Tammy, with shots of their daily work and routines in and around Carnwath in Lanarkshire.
Filmed by Mr Coleman Dec'd or Lanark Cine Club.
A short amateur documentary about the commercial cultivation of daffodil flowers and bulbs in Lanarkshire.
A short amateur documentary about the cultivation and sale of tulips during autumn and winter at a market garden in Lanarkshire.
The annual Gala Day in Carnwath, including shots of local children in fancy dress, the crowning of the Gala Queen and a wreath-laying ceremony at the war memorial.
A spoof version of the ITV crime series 'The Professionals', in which a group of boys on a Sunday school picnic find a briefcase containing stolen money and capture two bank robbers.
Director, Mr Coleman Dec'd or Lanark Cine Club. -- Credits: story devised by Peter Porteous, Kenneth Dunlop, David Brown cast Peter Porteous, Kenneth Dunlop, David Brown, Tom Park, Glen Hamilton, Alec McKillop and members of Carnwath Senior Sunday School.
Amateur footage of some of the Gala Week celebrations and events in Carnwath in 1981, including the coronation of Queen Hazel.
Amateur footage of the 1985 Carnwath Gala Week, including shots of races and sporting competitions and games, a fancy dress competition and the crowning ceremony of the Carnwath Gala Queen [Hazel Smith].
An amateur documentary about the arrival of Vietnamese refugee families at Kersewell College in Lanarkshire, before their eventual resettlement in different parts of Scotland - includes interviews with refugees about their experiences in escaping from Vietnam and adapting to a new life in Scotland.
GLASGOW STREET SCENES / ROYAL VISIT TO GLASGOW CATHEDRAL
Amateur footage of family life around the Newton Mearns area, and shots of the Queen on an official visit to Glasgow Cathedral.
Comedian Alec Finlay performs a brief impromptu comedy jig [extremely short piece of footage]
ALEC FINLAY AND HARRY GORDON IN PANTOMIME
Brief excerpts from a pantomime performance, possibly at the Princess's Theatre, Glasgow, featuring Alec Finlay and Harry Gordon.
Home movie footage of comedian Alec Finlay and his family.
ALEC FINLAY AND HARRY GORDON IN CINDERELLA
Brief excerpts from a pantomime performance, possibly Cinderella, featuring Alec Finlay and Harry Gordon.
ALEC FINLAY AND ROBERT WILSON ON TOUR IN CANADA
Amateur footage of a Scottish variety show touring party in Canada, including Alec Finlay and Robert Wilson relaxing before a performance in the Massey Hall, Toronto.
Amateur footage of comedian Alec Finlay and his family on holiday in London and Madeira.
LAYING NORTH SEA OIL PIPE LINE THROUGH STRATHMORE VALLEY
Amateur footage of the construction of the North Sea oil pipeline from Cruden Bay to Grangemouth passing through the Vale of Strathmore in Angus.
Footage of the Ayr Pipe Band performing on the front lawn of the Belleisle Hotel in 1962.
A short amateur film showing daily activities for boys at the Edinburgh Academy, including lessons, PE, sports and military drill.
A short amateur film showing various methods of transport in and around Edinburgh, including trains, cars, aircraft, bicycle and bus.
VISIT OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH AND HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE PHILIP
Amateur footage of an official visit by the Queen and Prince Philip to Lochgelly in Fife, where they are introduced to local dignitaries and sign the town visitors' book.
QE2 CLYDE JULY 1990 / AIRSHOW CLYDE 1991
The QE2 leaves Ocean Terminal at Greenock and sails down the Clyde surrounded by a flotilla of small craft, and a variety of aircraft in an air show over the Firth of Clyde.
A compilation of short amateur films including footage of a family holiday to Skye, excerpts from the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and some of the participating bands performing at an Edinburgh hospital, and shots of a young boy being rescued from a cliff face at Edinburgh Castle.
A compilation of amateur footage including highlights of the 1956 Edinburgh Military Tattoo and shots of the final days of the trams in Edinburgh.
OPENING OF FESTIVAL / ROYAL VISIT - ARRIVAL & CASTLE / HONOURS OF SCOTLAND
Amateur footage of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's visit to Edinburgh in 1953, including the opening ceremony of the Edinburgh Festival, the royal procession along Princes Street and the carrying of the Honours of Scotland from Edinburgh Castle.
Amateur footage of Accra in Ghana, including local street and market scenes, the University of Accra at Legon, Jamestown and Osu Castle.
Amateur footage of a visit to Madeira, including shots of traditional local life, markets, a football match, mountain scenery, rural life and a religious festival.
Amateur footage of a visit to Gibraltar, including shots of Barbary macaque monkeys and Catalan Bay, and also a flying visit from Gibraltar to Morocco.
Amateur footage of a visit to Gibraltar, Spain and North Africa -includes shots of Prince Philip visiting Gibraltar, a visit to Ceuta in North Africa, and Seville, Cordoba, the Alhambra and Granada.
An official record of the Bo'ness Fair in 1974, filmed between 22nd - 28th June.
Director, Michael Alexander ; Producer, Pelicula Film. -- Credits: comm. Charles Kearney camera Gordon Coull, Mark Littlewood, Ed McConnell, Jon Schorstein sd. Ian Leslie, Jeff Robertson ed. Keith Alexander .
ST. MATHURIN'S SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL JOKING
School pranking is not only allowed at St. Mathurin's, it's on the curriculum. Unfortunately, young Stanley Robertson's practical jokes aren't up to school standards.
Director, Chris Waitt ; Producer, Dogtooth Media. -- Credits: Stanley Alex Duthie Headmaster Bill Riddoch Miss McManners Estrid Barton Mr Preston Mark McDonnell Mr Fraser Chris Waitt 1st ass. d. David Tarvit ]2nd ass. d. Fiona MacMillan 3rd ass. d. Victoria Garden location man. Jackie Wylie location ass. Amber Parsons catering Argyll Catering p. man. Amanda Moran p. ass. Kathy Hayes proposal scribe Jenny Hughes sc. supervisor Avril Watt unit runner Karen Quinn p. accountant Kathleen Benham focus puller Jaime Fellu-Torres grip Rob Gillman boom operator Colin Gregory camera runner Jordan Waugh art d. Jade Strachan art dept. Mary Flett, David Barclay, Craig Docherty gaffer Niall Smyth electrician Donald Campbell dialogue ed. Kahl Henderson effects ed. Iain Anderson original m. The International Novelty Orchestra m. arranged Giles Lamb, Michael Mackinnon re-recording mixer Kahl Henderson make-up design Caroline Hamilton make-up ass. Barbara Findlay, Lorraine Prosser costume design Denise Coombes costume ass. Sally-Gay McCann sd. rec. Nick Thermes online ed. Ian Ballantyne ed. Franklin Franklin p. designer James Lapsley d. ph. Ossie McLean exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. for BBC Simon Parsons w. Chris Waitt, Henry Trotter With thanks to All the Kids, Bronwyn Watson, Nick Lewis, Eunice Duthie, Jennifer Loghnan, Fettes College, John Oatts, University of Edinburgh, Anne McCrae, Ron Mulberry, Stuart Christie, Sarah Watts, Clyde Wallbanks, Nigel Smith, Bryan McIntosh, Mike Kelt at Artem Ltd., Embo, Angus Bremner, Zack Copping, Angela M. Murray. No children were harmed during the making of this film..
Two men live a life of almost total solitude; shift working a logging machine in a remote forest. When one of the workers disappears without explanation, the other is left afflicted by exhaustion, acute paranoia and a strange visitation.
Director, Joseph Briffa ; Producer, Cineworks. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Cineworks in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and BBC Scotland Nord Rab Affleck Blake Garry Stewart Ishmael Kern Falconer Radio Broadcaster Fiona Henderson with Elaine Anderson, Nani Bonarelli, Archie Carne, Adriana Currie, David Dick, Walter Frintrop, Jo McMahon, Maggie McManus, Gordon Orr, Angela Ribeiro, Jose Sabatini, David Smith, Anne Weight, Wendy Woolfson d. ph. Ossie McLean camera ass. Jaime Feliu Torres sd. rec. Stephen McBride boom operator Derek Henderson p. co-ordinator Alice Stilgoe 1st ass. d. Mark Ash 2nd ass. d. David Hancock p. designer Moley Campbell make-up designer Kathryn Fa costume designer Gill Horn costume ass. Kathryn Tart gaffer Fraser Campbell spark Niall Smyth continuity Iain Smith runner Mandy Goldie catering Caroline's Catering stills ph. Alice Stilgoe, David Hancock, Moley Campbell offline ed. William Taylor online ed. Ian Ballantyne titles Simon Tricker post sd. Brilliandog Audio soundtrack David Scott and Graeme Neilson With thanks to Stuart McMorran, Victoria Beattie Victoria Beattie Casting, Morag McKinnon, Sandy White Forestry Commission Scotland, Maurice Hastie Harvesting Operator, Belle Doyle South West Screen Commission, Kelpie Films, Mark Jenkins, Paul Welsh, 55degrees exec. p. David Smith p. Katie Nicoll w. and d. Joseph Briffa Made with support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. BBC Scotland, Edinburgh Mediabase, GMAC, Cineworks. © Cineworks 2004.
Hovering in mood somewhere between M. HULOT’S HOLIDAY and THE EXORCIST, this eccentric film does not attempt to narrate a dream, though it exploits the same kind of mechanisms that dreams utilise. Hold on to your hats!
Director, animated and d. Matt Hulse ; Producer, [p.c. Animate!]. -- Credits: Guest Joost van Veen sd. design Gerald Mair original m. A Normal Boy [Matt Hulse] camera Roel v/d Madden, Jim Rusk, Erik Ziege stills and titles Room 8 Studio ed. Holger Mohaupt p. man. Lucy Brown p. Aimara Reques animated and d. Matt Hulse Acknowledgements Royal Hotel, Kathy Friend, Adam Squires, Rob Kennedy, Rith Pendragon, Han v/d Madden, GMAC, GHS, LCH Glasgow dedicated to Claes Galis [much missed champion of super 8 film makers] Transfer to 35mm provided by Scottish Screen Funded by The Arts Council of England and Channel 4 © Matt Hulse 2000.
A greedy and obnoxious boy learns the true meaning of having eyes bigger than his belly. A twisted, fantasy fable of greed and redemption.
Director, Steven Morrison ; Producer, Caspian Productions. -- Credits: Caspian Productions presents in association with Scottish Screen w. Andrew Gonzalez d. ph. Ian Dodds p. designer Gregory Fangeaux ed. Mark Jenkins, Jon Hammond costume designer Louise Noble special effects designed by Stephen Murphy, Steven Morrison m. Philip Pinsky p. man. Claire Kerr sd. designer John L. Cobban Tarquin Slant John Glancy cook Annette Badland window cleaner Alexei Sayle Mrs Slant Julia Deakin Mr Slant Brian Pettifer Katy Georgia McCulloch The Boy Stuart Shaw Young Tarquins Craig Fisher, Sam Cunningham, Milo Fidelo Party Children Camilla Barnes, Euan Taylor Chief Jakey Andrew Dallmeyer Extras Tim Wilson, Jane Waygood, Danny Carr, Philip Pinsky, Rafael Cueto, Dush Kumar, Joyce Allan, Robert Dodds, Calum MacDonald 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvitt 2nd ass. d. Joe Morton 3rd ass. d. Ditte Hedeager location man. Naomi Liston sc. supervisor Alistair Ross floor runner Oliver Kearney p. runner Scott Leadbetter focus puller Jaspreet Bal, Julie Bills clapper loader Alysia Maciejowski camera trainee Andrew M'Itwamwari stills ph. Dylan Matthew grip Robert Etherson sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Simon Paget-Tomlinson lighting gaffer Andy Stewart sparks Lenny O'Brien, Peter Scott, Ally McArthur prosthetic make-up design Stephen Murphy CGI artist Birger Saetre animatronics Alisdair Imrie effects ass. Calum MacDonald make-up supervisor Sara Fidelo make-up ass. Jenny Jones ass. costume designer James Reid wardrobe ass. Jane Diggle, Lisa Aitken art d. Sara Bremner ass. art d. Ruth Barrie construction man. Justin McAdam scenic artist Alistair Ross graphic artist Evie Milo storyboard artist Danny Carr art dept. ass. Sara McFadyn, Aly Wright, Steven Tugwell, Peter James, Barry McFadyn, Ralph Taylor art dept. runners Calum MacDonald, Dylan Matthew ass. ed. Sophia Wellington film Kodak laboratory Technicolor camera Panavision sd. Hammerhead, Roaring Fire Facilities grip Grip House North crane Motherwell Bridge lighting Strathmore Lighting insurance Media Insurance Brokers editing Digital Facilities grading Riad post production sd. The Base catering Pinkertons locations Graham Scott, Anne Ruckley, Eric Milne, The George Hotel thanks to Nieves Reid, Pinto Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © 2003 Caspian Productions .
Three friends stay overnight in a haunted house and think they know what to expect, but the truth is scarier than anything they could ever imagine.
Director, Jack Lothian ; Producer, Crab Apple Films. -- Credits: Amy Katie Brown Tom Craig Steele Larry Drew McCusker The House Lewis MacLeod third ass. d. David Henderson boom operator Stephen McBride focus puller Richard Holt camera ass. Mark Boggis lighting gaffer construction man. Frank Cameron construction Elevation Plus standby carpenter Alexander Campbell location ass. Brendan O'Donnell Thanks to make-up designer Marion McCormack costume designer Lindsey Davidson sc. supervisor Liz McMorris standby props Paul McNamara p. accountant Jillian Morris ass. d. Olivia Spencer dubbing mixer Brian Paterson ed. Chris Buckland m. Anders Sodergren sd. rec. Cameron Mercer p. designer Adam Squires ph. Alan McSheehy exec. p. Claire Mundell w. and d. Jack Lothian.
On 6th April 1993, three men set out on a journey... Martin Morrison, Miles Tubb and Iain Riddick. This is a documentary about seven days on the motorways between Glasgow and London. Topics discussed by fellow hitch-hikers and drivers were politics, the state of Britain today, crime, and racism.
Director, Martin Morrison. -- Credits: On 6th April 1993, three men set out on a journey... Martin Morrison, Miles Tubb, Iain Riddick. 7 days on the motorways between Glasgow and London. A documentary by Martin Morrison second camera Miles Tubb support driver Miles Tubb sd. Iain Riddick m. Stewart Black online ed. Joe Tree technical consultant Joe Tree titles Joe Tree Thanks to Scottish Television and The Scottish Film Council, Jack Shea and Napier University, Arnold Clark Hire Ltd., Welcome Break Services, Blue Boar Motorway Group, British Petroleum, Granada Services, Sue Osmond, Mike Fugl, Lucy Grimson, Alan Murray, All the drivers who picked us up, and everyone we spoke to. Funded by the 'First Reels' initiative. © 1993.
Tomboy Heidi and her beloved, grumpy, old pony Gripper take on a snooty little madam and her haughty thoroughbreds in this hilarious, stop-frame comedy from the makers of The Tree Officer.
Director, Neil Jack ; Producer, Ko Lik Films. -- Credits: CBBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present Heidi and Amelia Sally Phillips Tannoy Announcer and Automated Horsebox Gavin Mitchell ed. Simon Blakeley sd. John L. Cobban ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison original m. John Vick (Main theme adapted from Mozart's 'A Musical Joke') costumes Sarah Green modelmaking Rebecca Barnett, Fiona Barty, Ann Campbell, David Campbell, Joseph Feltus, Michael Hughes, Francesca Howerd, Neil Jack, Graham Michie, Maria Robb, Sharna Rothwell, Aine Woods scenic artist Patricia Rorie animat. Neil Jack, Michael Hughes, Aine Woods, Colin Barrie w. Cameron Fraser, Neil Jack exec. p. Becky Lloyd for Scottish Screen, Simon Parsons for BBC Scotland © Ko Lik Films Ltd. 2004.
A documentary essay which takes a very personal and idiosyncratic journey through Scottish history and identity, from the reformation of John Knox to the present day via the Industrial Revolution.
Director, Vincent Hunter ; Producer, Autonomi. -- Credits: w. Jim Ferguson, Vincent Hunter Thanks to Savoy Centre, Margaret Duggan, Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre, George Geddes, Brunswick Hotel, Ian Crook, NTL Bellshill, Stuart Elliot, St. Giles Cathedral, Gypsy Lee, Carluke Primary School, Iain Simpson, Hillhead Primary School, Shop Mobility Glasgow, John Knox House, Edinburgh Film Focus, New Lanark Trust, Tommy Fairfield, Glasgow Housing Association, Eddie McAndrews, Scottish Power, Andy Wilson, Scottish Wildlife Trust, GMAC Archive courtesy of Scottish TV Library Services, Glasgow City Council (Museums), Scottish Parliament Broadcasting, The Herald and Evening Times Picture Archive, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cast Thomas Emmett McSheffrey John Knox Jim Ferguson Woman in T-Shirt Lynette Gray Man in Bathroom Paul McNamara Male Voice R. Jeffers Woman in Hotel Josie Smith Artist Sunniva Caro Young Thomas Vigo Love Fortune Teller Kirsty Miller Female Voice Louise Ludgate camera lighting Ray Tallan art d. Paul McNamara sd. rec. Cameron Mercer PA Elizabeth Currie p. designer Adam Squires special effects Perry Costello accountant Ian Reid m. Daniel Padden add. m. Palomino sd. design John Cobban rostrum John Butler online ed. Ian Ballantyne ed. and ass. p. Zam Salim exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie.
Marauding, mutated monsters plague Scotland in this adaptation of Charles Stross' amazingly original science fiction piece. Japanese anime meets cyber Scotland in this groundbreaking animation.
Director, Mark Bender, Garry Marshall ; Producer, Rogue Farm. -- Credits: w. and d. Mark Bender, Garry Marshall Based on the short story by Charles Stross adapted for the screen from an idea by Hugh Hancock original m. Arab Strap original score Paul Leonard Morgan Cast Marj Hogarth Maddie, Wendy the Rat, The Pharm Tom Urie Joe, The Pharm Silas Hawkins Bob the Dog, The Pharm Tim Licata The Pharm Animation Team p. designer Garry Marshall technical d. Nic Harrison animators Matt Rochester, Han-Ter Park add. modelling Chris Locke ed. facility Velocity Optics Ltd. post production sd. facility Savalas sd. designer Douglas MacDougal sd. effects ed. and re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair dialogue ed. Kahl Henderson foley artist Michael MacKinnon grading and compositing Head Fire titles Sensation Pictures tape mastering Jim Allison at JAe creative ass. to Mark Bender Jae Abbott production baby Daniel Marshall original soundtrack by Arab Strap published by Rykomusic soundtrack co-ordinated by Gill Mills for hooverdam made with the kind assistance of Project Messiah Group exec. p. for Scottish TV and Grampian TV Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd A RogueFarm.com production in association with Scottish TV, Grampian TV and Scottish Screen © Rogue Farm.com MMIV.
A documentary about the building of a traditional wooden boat, based on a Shetland yole, by the Galgael Trust with the assistance of volunteers from Penilee in Glasgow.
Producer, Haggis Video. -- Credits: p. Paul McBride comm. s. Vince McCulloch m.p.s. Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham With thanks to: Ian Bogle, John Callaghan, Davie Christie, Mary Craig, John Elder, Mick Gallagher, Helen Hollywood, Peter Matheson, Tam McGarvey, Colin Macleod, Ross Sutherland, Alan Tolmie Penilee: Louise Herkes, Dominic McInnes, Alan McIntosh, Stephen Smyth, Jim Tudhope Boat Transport: Colin McCorkindale Graphics sequence: Tony McBride.
A television arts documentary celebrating a century of cinema in Scotland, featuring interviews with cinema owners, employees and customers.
Director, Allan Campbell ; Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: series p. May Miller cam. Des O'Hare sd. Jim Renwick res. Pauline Law comm. sp. John Bett graphics Clyde Lawson, Owen Davies set design Adam Squires lighting electrician Eddie Garry rostrum Malcolm Paris p. asst. Carol Davidson dubbing mixer Bronek Korda videotape ed. Jim Howat .
Shipyard preparations and the launch of the Reardon Smith Line bulk carrier 'Indian City' at Fairfield's, Govan.
A public information film produced to inform Scottish voters about the vote for a Scottish Parliament in September 1997.
A short public information film describing the progress of the project for the new Scottish Parliament building at Holyrood after the official appointment of the chosen architects.
SCOTLAND'S PARLIAMENT. SCOTLAND'S RIGHT: Vox Pops
A promotional video for the Scottish Constitutional Convention's campaign for a Scottish Parliament, including vox pops and interviews with Scottish personalities.
Producer, 20/20 Productions, 36 Dean Park Mews, Edinburgh EH4 1ED.
SCOTLAND'S PARLIAMENT. SCOTLAND'S RIGHT: St. Andrew's Day Launch
Edited coverage of the St. Andrew's Day launch event of the Scottish Constitutional Convention's proposals for a Scottish Parliament, including speeches by members of the SCC and musical interludes.
SCOTTISH CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION TELEVISION NEWS COMPILATION
Off-air recordings of various Scottish news bulletins and a current affairs programme about Scottish devolution, focussing particularly on the Scottish Constitutional Convention's meeting on St. Andrew's Day 1995.
A film made for the Campaign for a Scottish Assembly as part of a campaign to promote public awareness of the need for devolution for Scotland.
Producer, Big Star in a Wee Picture. -- Credits: Production Team: Stephen Arthur, Nicola Black, Stuart Bruce, Andrea Calderwood, Grant Cameron, Jerry Kelly, Berny McGurk, Charly Murray, Jane Sillars With thanks to: Pullman Scotland, Scottish Film Archive, Dawn Cine Group, Holden & Fisher Ltd..
Short sequence of amateur footage of Coatbridge Town Hall being destroyed by fire.
Leonard is the victim of obsessive compulsive behaviour; meticulous and insular, his world is at home. When his long-lost son, Callum, turns up on the doorstep, seeming to be the epitome of Leonard's worst paranoias, their differences appear irreconcilable.
Director, Brian Kelly ; Producer, Stella Maris Productions. -- Credits: This film is dedicated to Jim Kelly Denis Lawson Leonard Stuart Wilkinson Callum assoc. p. Bill Clark p. co-ordinator Dee Edmonds p. runner Gary Forsyth locations man. Dearbhla McNulty locations ass. Alona MacNicol 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Dawn Harvey 3rd ass. d. Paul Harkins sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield d. ph. Oliver Cheesman camera ass. Stuart Anderson camera grips David MacAnulty gaffer electrician Robert Allan electrician Scott Napier sd. rec. Douglas Kerr boom operator Martin Ireland p. designer Judi Ritchie art designer Althea McGhie set decorators Robert Hughes, David McGhee costume designer Anna Lau costume supervisor Amalie Harper Gow make-up Clare McAndrew ed. Berny McGurk dubbing mixer Cy Jack online ed. Jim Allison composer Gregor Philp lighting supplied by Lee Lighting camera equipment supplied by Hammerhead action vehicle Brian Morrison catering facilities Argyll Catering birds supplied by Creature Feature editing facilities Jim Allison Editing sd. mixing facilities Scottish Television With thanks to Willie and Mae Quinn, Nora Holland, Brian McCormick, Gillian Berrie, Pam Murdoch, Kevin Cowle, The University of Salford MA Scriptwriting Course, George Thomson and Mark Ritchie, Pat Doherty, David Kelly, Fiona White, Silas Parry, and all our supporting artists exec. p. Steve McIntyre, Mark Grindle A Stella Maris Production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen Lottery Fund © Stella Maris Films Ltd. 2001.
Social drama around a group of gangsters set in Glasgow's clubbing scene. [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/567787, last accessed 19/8/2009]
Director, [d. Simon Donald] ; Producer, [p.c. Prairie Pictures]. -- Credits: [Crew Director DONALD, Simon Production Company/©/Author Prairie Pictures In Association with the Glasgow Film Fund Presented by BBC Films Presented by Scottish Arts Council Executive Producer SHIVAS, Mark [Executive Producer] DICK, Eddie Producer MYLES, Lynda Co-producer GARWOOD, Anne Line Producer WANDS, Alan J. 'Willy' Production Accountant BOOTH, Hilda Assistant Accountant BOOTH, Sarah Production Co-ordinator CAMPBELL, Alison Unit/Location Manager KACZYNSKI, Brian Post-production Supervisor BARKER, Stephen Producer's Assistant PARRY, Siân Assistant Director (1st) GILCHRIST, David Assistant Director (2nd) HUGHES, Claire Assistant Director (3rd) BOYD, Harry Assistant Director (3rd) FRANCHI, Niall Script Supervisor CRICHTON, Lou Casting Director DAVIS, Leo Script Consultant (BBC Films) GUERRASIO, Stephanie Written by DONALD, Simon Director of Photography TUFANO, Brian Focus Puller SHIPSEY, Bob Clapper/Loader PITTNAM, Clive Clapper/Loader JACOBSON, Suzi Grip McCARTHY, Adrian Gaffer CADDEN, Willy Best Boy McCONOLOGUE, Frank Stills CRAWFORD, Charlie [Stills Photography] MELLIN, Ken Special Effects Supervisor BRISDON, Stuart Special Effects Technician HADDENHAM, Mark Special Effects Technician TILLEY, Colin Editor KRISH, Justin 1st Assistant Editor (Glasgow) MORRISON, Lynn 2nd Assistant Editor (London) BUCKLAND, Kate Editing De Lane Lea Designer MACLEOD, Zoë Art Director McCULLAGH, Tom Assistant Art Director CLYDE, Judith Storyboard Artist JOHNSTON, Graham Props Buyer MORRISON, Sue Props Master FITZGERALD, Gordon Standby Props BERGEL, Mat Standby Props ROBERTS, Mike Dressing Props CUNNINGHAM, Stewart Dressing Props JAMIESON, Piero Costume Designer CARIN, Kate Wardrobe Supervisor BAKER, Eleanor Wardrobe Assistant TAHANPOULOS, Dena Make-up Designer NAPIER, Irene Make-up Assistant JAMIESON, Dianne Titles/Opticals Cine Image Laboratory Rank Film Laboratories [Music] Composer LUNN, John Music Performed by Members of the Munich Symphony Orchestra [Munich Symphony Orchestra] Leader BOUTON, William Music Co-ordinator TALKINGTON, Paul Music Clearance COLLS, Roz Music Recorded at Bavaria Musik Studios [Music] Recording Engineer GOLDING, Paul [Music] Assistant Engineer FUCHS, Peter Sound Mixer NICHOLSON, Colin Boom Operator COOK, Tony Dubbing Mixer HUMPHRIES, Dave Assistant Dubbing Mixer THOMPSON, Robert Re-recorded at dB Post Productions Ltd Sound Editor BRAZIER, Kevin Sound Editor GRIFFITHS, Stephen Assistant Sound Editor SHAMARIS, Kallis ADR (Mixer) SALLABANK, Alan Foley (Artist) ANKERSON, Julie Foley (Artist) FEWELL, John Foley (Mixer) SWANSCOTT, Trevor Foley (Editor) SWANSCOTT, Trevor Stunt Co-ordinator BRADFORD, Andy Stunt Artist ROGERS, Séon Armourer SHEPHERD, Bernard Animal Trainer STEWART, David Publicity Corbett & Keene Cast Holly AITKEN, Mabel Fraser BREMNER, Ewen Alec Sneddon CUNNINGHAM, Liam Willie Dobie FLEMYNG, Jason Arbogast HINDS, Ciarán Evelyn McCRINDLE, Jenny Janicec McKEE, Gina Leonard McQUARRIE, Stuart Raymond STRACHAN, Jo].
A motorway, a woman, a telephone, a man, a car, another man. A short film about love in the city.
Director, Ewan Morrison ; Producer, Saltire Film and Television. -- Credits: Liz Susannah Doyle Young Man Matthew Delamere Callum George Anton Waitress Lesley Harcourt p. man. Robbie Sandison p. co-ordinator Pamela Spence p. team Abigail Howkins, Morris Milne p. accountant Brian Murray location man. Pauline Ogle sc. supervisor Karen Wood focus puller Alick Fraser clapper loader Julie Bills grip Mark Donnelly lighting gaffer Paul McGeachan sd. rec. Stuart Wilson, Angus McPake boom operator John Currie dubbing ed. Bernard O'Reilly dubbing mixer Andrew Stirk art d. Lee Potter props buyer Anne-Marie Coulter make-up design Nikki Brannan make-up artist Helen Stewart costume ass. Elaine Nichols stills ph. Charlie Crawford grphic design ISO original m. Savalas costume designer Gill Horn p. designer Laura Donnelly casting d. Anne Henderson film ed. Gary Scott d. ph. Oliver Cheesman exec. p. Victoria Evans, Dan MacRae w. Paul Welsh.
Animated film that turns the viewer into a floating voyeur, snatching brief but compelling glimpses of peoples' private worlds beyond the window frame. No dialogue, and with a jazz score by John Zorn.
Director, animat. and d. Anwyn Beier ; Producer, Cineworks, Red Kite Productions. -- Credits: Cineworks and Channel 4 in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and Red Kite Productions present animat. and d. Anwyn Beier m. John Zorn ass. artworker Louise Logan digital clean-up Cormac O'Kane computer graphics Garry 'Chip' Marshall ass. animat. Harriet Buckley sd. FX Philip Pinsky Thanks to Mary Morrison, Katja Dittrich, Rachel Bevan Baker, Matt Rochester, Maeve McAdam p. for Red Kite Productions Ken Anderson exec. p. for Cineworks Cordelia Stephens exec. p. for Channel 4 Ruth Fielding post production Daniel Meadows, Digital Facilities Ltd. film transfer John Ward, Colour Film Services Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Glasgow City Council, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, GMAC, FVA © Cineworks / Anwyn Beier 2001. .
DUNDEE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF - CHRISTMAS PARTY 1973
Amateur footage of a Christmas party at Dundee School for the Deaf.
[filmed by unknown member of staff, Dundee School for the Deaf].
HAY FAMILY FILM / BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 1939
Amateur footage of family leisure activities, including golf, model aeroplanes and beach holidays - the film also includes footage of the British Open Golf Championship at St. Andrews in 1939.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Alien Radio' by Slam. Scary goings-on in the operating theatre........
Director, Raeph & Ali (Plan B). -- Credits: Track Alien Radio Artist Slam.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Diabla' by Funk D'Void. An idyllic village in the Scottish highlands is attacked by a giant loudspeaker cone.
Director, Simon Ellis ; Producer, Bub Productions. -- Credits: [Track Diabla Artist Funk D'Void] [ed. Simon Ellis].
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Latin Stroll' by Universal Principles. Join this young man on his carefree jog around a sunkissed Balearic paradise.... is he taking his training as seriously as he should?
Director, Michael Keillor. -- Credits: Track Latin Stroll Artist Universal Principles.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Raindance' by Light Sleepers. "No Time, No Space, No Body, No Where" - a cool, laid back muse on time.
Director, Zoe Turner. -- Credits: Track Raindance Artist Light Sleepers.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Gain' by Percy X. All is not what is seems when a blind man and his female companion go shopping and back to the flat.
Director, Julie Hill. -- Credits: Track Gain Artist Percy X.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Visions' by Slam. In her flat, a woman is haunted by disjointed visions of the night.
Director, John Thomas. -- Credits: Track Visions Artist Slam.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Magic K' by Master H. A 'cardboard box man' makes his way around town to a funky beat. Soon he finds some boxes in a warehouse and creates a friend! But it all ends in tears when the recycling lorry comes around.......
Director, Dunk. -- Credits: Track Magic K Artist Master H In memory of DJ Magic K.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Back to the Top' by Open Door. Whirling around on the waltzers to an upbeat tune.
Director, Emma Keogh. -- Credits: Track Back to the Top Artist Open Door.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'On The Line' by Radar Brothers. The consequences, in glorious technicolor, of being stuck on 'call waiting' for far far too long......
Director, Cornelius Pearce. -- Credits: Track On the Line Artist Radar Brothers.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Real Love' by Jaye Lewis. A happy outcome for this love triangle fought out on the R&B club dancefloor?
Director, Faz Aziz. -- Credits: Track Real Love Artist Jaye Lewis.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Stand Up' by Smoke. In a nightmarish vision of the future, British schoolgirls appear to be undergoing terrorist training in the classroom.
Director, Martin Smith ; Producer, [p.c. Ben Trovato]. -- Credits: Track Stand Up Artist Smoke [rec co/commissioner: Savalas Underground Developments/4 Minute Wonders].
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Jah' by Akai Krush Crew. A smart gathering of Edinburgh folk come to view a black-and-white Bollywood song-and-dance. [synopsis by Angus Wolfe Murray, from Eye for Film website http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/reviews.php?film_id=9859, last accessed 23/2/2009]
Director, Zak Copping. -- Credits: Track Jah Artist Akai Krush Crew.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'A=A' by Cha Cha Cohen. "All Artists are Criminals!" Comic book capers at a secret underground warehouse in Lichtenstein, and featuring a comic book Andy Warhol!
Director, Stephen Anderson. -- Credits: Track A = A Artist Cha Cha Cohen.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Fantastic Chicken' by Bendy Toy. Schoolchildren, dance and animation collide in this fun interpretation of the music.
Director, Bronagh Keegan. -- Credits: Track Fantastic Chicken Artist Bendy Toy For Karol "Nobody Ever Really Dies" ed. Simon Hamilton Featured cast Laundrette Boys Ali Grant and Gordon Douglas Ballboy Johnny Danzig Sweetie Girl Amy Christison Sweet Lady Margaret Casey Cheeky Girls Vanessa Robertson and Rachel Barkey Trendy Girls Rona Steven and Claire Breckenridge Chicken Boy Harry Smart camera Stephen Wilson, Shu Lorimer choreography Lisa Robertson effects ?? [timecode obscures] animat. Bengi Brothers p. ass. Gavin Turnbull, Migs, Dianne Maine, Lisa Fleming, Anthony Keegan catering Maura Keegan Thanks to Ferry Road Laundrette, Caseys Sweet Shop, Edinburgh City Council, Residents of "The Banana Flats", Leith, Lee Lighting, Leith Parish Church Special thanks to 21st Century Dance Academy, Dancebase, ?? [timecode obscures] exec. p. ? Cook www.4minutewonder.com.
An inventive and touching offbeat comedy about a young football fan, his faltering romance, his long stagnant parents and an omnipresent notebook. [synopsis from http://www.aficionadofilms.com/, last accessed 23/2/2009]
Director, Alan de Pellette ; Producer, Square Go Productions, Short Film Factory. -- Credits: w. Alan de Pellette Paul Alan McCafferty Mandy Allison MacKenzie Mrs Thomson Ann Easton Mr Thomson Steven Woods Archie James Montgomerie d. ph. Jerry Kelly ed. Megan Green dubbing mixer Dave Murricane Production Team associate p. Philippa Farnese p. man. Carrie Bishop p. ass. Gordon Shillinglaw 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Gillian Tod floor runner Dee Edmonds sc. supervisor Belinda Newman unit man. Dearbhla McNulty locations trainee Shian Holt designer Jamie McWilliam ass. art d. Jenny Alexander camera ass. Steve Mochrie video ass. Vince Hunter gaffer Arthur Donnelly electrician Scott Napier costume design Denise Coombes wardrobe ass. Martin Allen make-up design Niamh Morrison sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Simon Tomlinson casting Victoria Beattie for Big Fish sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker p. exec. John McKain series p. Deborah Keogh The characters and incidents portrayed and the names herein are fictitious, and any similarity to the name, character or history of any actual persons living or dead is entirely coincidental and unintentional. Eight and a Half. A Short Film Factory Production for BBC Scotland and BBC Choice in association with Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and The Film Council. © BBC.
Tom has spent forty years as a painter on the Forth Rail Bridge. Now retired, he is going to have to adapt to his new way of life. He must re-kindle the relationship with his wife, letting go of his one true love; the Bridge.
Director, Alison Peebles ; Producer, [p.c. Ideal World, Vamp]. -- Credits: BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present w. Colin Hough Tom James Grant Violet Ann Scott-Jones Bobby Paul Samson d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Suzanne Field film ed. Alan Knight sd. rec. Brian Milliken costume design Bobby McCulla make-up design Fiona Harvey exec. p. Victoria Evans, Oscar van Heek p. exec. Gaynor Holmes, Christine MacLean first ass. d. Ted Mitchell second ass. d. Dawn Harvey p. co-ordinator Mandy Murphy unit man. Louis Lockwood continuity Karen Wood floor runner Ken Rowney focus puller Alick Fraser clapper loader Andrew Gardner camera trainee Satsuki Okawa grip Lucien Grieve grip trainee Tim Critchell art d. Caireen Todd stand by props Paul Harkins dressing props David O'Neill art dept. trainees Joni Clarke, Lucy Vaughan wardrobe ass. David Culbert hair by Karen Bell at Vincent Bell Hairdressing boom operator Bradley Kendrick sd. trainee Martin Ireland p. accountant Laurence Byrne accounts advisor John McKain p. runner Sarah Gardiner gaffer Jon White electrician Ewan Epton stills ph. Carol Gordon sd. ed. Jon Stevenson dubbing mixer Douglas Murray foley ADR mixer Gerry Roche foley artist Caoimhe Doyle dubbing contact Alan Collins post production sd. Ardmore Sound, Dublin colour graders Peter Raywood, Peter Wright lab contact Howard Dawson processing Film Lab North negative cutter Bert Andrews at Total Negative Cutting cutting room Digital Facilities titles and end credits Studio 51 unit security Rocksteady catering Alison Robinson at Resourceful Cooks first aid standby supplied by St. Andrew's Ambulance Association insurance service supplied by AON Insurance banking services Royal Bank of Scotland camera and grip equipment GHS Scotland lighting Lee Lighting Extras Paul Coleman, James Barton, Kara McGown, Rab Reilly, John Malcolm, Gemma McKay, Roz Walker, Kevin MacDonald, Aileen Rawes, Willie Crosbie [... et al ...] railtrack advisor Ian Heigh health &v safety advisor Brian Laird scaffold construction John Crumlish, Ian Wilson at Palmers Industrial Services original music composed by Zachary Ware, Ken McCluskey music recorded and mixed at Savalas "Achy Breaky Heart" written by Donald Van Tress used with kind permission by Universal Music Limited performed by Blueberry Hill licensed courtesy of ANM. With special thanks to Robert Cubin, Glasgow City Council, Donny Campbell, Antonine Films, Sheila Furey. Filmed on location in North Queensferry and Glasgow. Ideal World Films in association with Vamp Productions for BBC Scotland, Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © BBC MMI .
Three men on a beach, one of them buried up to his neck in sand - with the tide coming in fast...
Director, Richard Weeks ; Producer, Brocken Spectre. -- Credits: Brocken Spectre in association with Scottish Screen and The Glasgow Film Office Accomplice Paul Blair Man in Control Phil McKee Man in the Hole James Ramsay d. ph. David Byrne 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit sd. rec. Angus McPake camera operator Jim Rusk sc. supervisor Keith Dando camera ass. Janis Marsh p. man. Katie Nicoll p. ass. Happy Harrop p. runner Jim Callaghan stunt supervision Northern Professionals costume designer Amalie Harper Gow art d. Laura Donnelly make-up designer Fiona Jane Maynard art dept. ass. Mary MacKenzie With thanks to Gruinard Estate and Bill Whyte, Estate Manager; Calum and Carol MacGregor; The Sand Hotel, Wester Ross; Ian Reid, GMAC; Holger Mohaupt; Suspect Culture; NVA Organisation; The Highlands and Islands Film Commission; Michael Gibbons, Drew Jones, Karen Smythe and Pamela Spence; Mike Ellen and GHS ed. Diarmid Scrimshaw m. Simon Richardson sd. design and additional composition John Cobban w. Richard Weeks Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office, Brocken Spectre. Dolby.
Harry is a small time gangster in hiding. Sheila is the ultimate femme fatale and they are stuck together like rats in a trap.
Director, Hannah Robinson ; Producer, Relax Productions. -- Credits: Harry Ian Hanmore Sheila Barbara Rafferty Young Harry Graham McInnes Hit Man Adrian Meade w. Finbar Hawkins film ed. Gary Scott lighting camera Mark Raeburn p. designer Tom Sayer m. Michael Marra sd. Robin Coultard p. man. Bev Davies 1st ass. d. Margaret Crichton continuity Louise Crichton make-up Nicki Brannan art d. Douglas Chatham focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper loader Sian Crichton gaffer Steve Arthur grip Lucien Grieve boom swinger Jez Curnow lighting ass. Tom Vincent-Townsend dubbing mixer Derek Livesey ass. ed. Liam Baldwin, Alex Bond art dept. ass. Alex Purbrick, Sandra Johnston, Laurel Wear catering Naomi Liston stills Finbar Hawkins runner John Harker labs Colour Film Services opticals Howell Optical Printers Ltd. neg cutters Sylvia Wheelers editing facilities Fresh Films film equipment supplied by Sheffield Independent Film Unit, Light Track, Cine Europe, Napier Film School, Tattooist International, Video Film and Grip In-Video Set Location provided by Edinburgh Direct Aid. Mills Multon, Edinburgh. Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh. Set and Location equipment supplied by Light Tech, Solaglas Edinburgh, Builders Mate, Studio 1 Hairdressing, James F. Kidd, Lyceum Theatre, Fisher Lighting, Lewis Upholstery, Jack Daniels, SR Plant Scotland, Minetti, Traverse Theatre, Turner Access, Churchill Theatre. Catering supplied by Herbie of Edinburgh, Igg's Spanish Restaurant, Malones of Edinburgh, Greggs the Bakers [... et al ...] Stills with help from Bill Brady, Scotsman Publications, Klick Photopoint, Elena Mae Edinburgh, Gabriel Photographic Supplies, Napier Photographic Department. With extreme gratitude to Steve Wooley and Amanda Posey, Stuart Cosgrove, Steve Brookes, Colin Pons, Alison and David Robinson, Reid Robertson [... et al ...] Made with the financial assistance of The Scottish Film Council and STV, The Scottish Film Production Fund, Scala Productions, The De Mouilpied Trust, EDAC. © Relax Productions 1996. .
The "Lonely Widow" is a dark gothic poem that tells the story of a lonely black widow spider and her need to find suitors. [synopsis from http://www.netribution.co.uk/, last accessed 24/2/2009]
Director, John Gorman ; Producer, Brumtongorman, Happy Garage Productions. -- Credits: A Brumptongorman Production w. Keith Brumpton narr. Peter Lincoln d. ph. Peter Strachan ed. Steven Love Spider Wranglers Pictures on the Wall Animation p. design John Gorman m. Keith Brumpton sd. design Michael Powell prop / mold maker John Riddell camera equipment Wark Clements grip and lighting equipment Hammerhead additional lighting equipment Lee Lighting post production Picardy Media Group Happy Garage Productions. CFC Video to Film Transfers @ The Computer Film Company, London.
A couple singlehandedly try to save humankind in this stylish quasi-philosophical, sci-fi short. They closely guard a mysterious metal case while being pursued by authoritarian figures.
Director, Sarah Tripp. -- Credits: Cast Liz Reynolds, Adam Sinclair, Daniel Jackson, Ciaran McMenamen, Colin McCardle voiceover Colleen Murakami sd. rec. James Callaghan, Holger Mohaupt sd. dubbing Angus McAllister offline ed. Gary Scott, Tim Cullen online ed. Will Bradley props Tim Cullen m. Evol Urbain p. man. Richard Weeks camera Jim Rusk Thanks to Dan MacRae, Douglas Gordon, Hugh Hodgart, Nicola Joy Benedetti and Mrs Benedetti, Leslie Paterson, Cathy Wilkes, Doreen McCardle, Andy Drummond, Toby Webster, April Crichton, Judith Weik, John Clark, Peter McCaughey, Paul Cameron, Strathclyde Police (G&A Divisions), Railtrack, Safeway PLC, Taylor Woodrow, Glasgow City Housing, Glasgow Airport Supported by GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop], Castlemilk Video Workshop, Clan Skates, CCA, Transmission Gallery, Blanx Film Stock Centre, Blackwatch Productions Produced with the financial assistance of Scottish Screen, Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme and Glasgow City Council © 1997 Sarah Tripp.
Based on Christophe’s fiction writings, some of which were published in the literary monthly EUROPE, this film is a poetic, humorous portrayal of one man’s heroic attempt to record the minute details of which life is made.
Director, Christophe Gerard ; Producer, Poisson Rouge in association with Saltire Film and Television Productions and Retina Productions. -- Credits: Poisson Rouge Pictures presents in association with Saltire Film and Television Productions and Retina Productions in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund.... Annotations (ou l'importance de l'inutile) w. Christophe Gerard Cast The Man Jonathan Stone The Waiter Raita Nakajima The Japanese Diner Azumi Aoki The Old Lady Joy Adams And the Voices of Jan Braker, Marc de Launay, Jeppe Jungersen, Edith Mayeux, Beatrice Morin d. ph. Simon Richards ed. Mark Richards p. designer Michael Trevor costume designer Bella White make-up and hair design Nicola Matthews m. produced and composed by Colin Broom, Giles Lamb music performed Almari String Quartet sd. rec. Jeppe Jungersen sd. design Kahl Henderson, Douglas MacDougall, Micheal MacKinnon line p. Sias Wilson 1st ass. d. Anya Gripari associate p. Iki Khan art d. Claire Rudkin make-up ass. Sophia Panayotopolus focus puller Hopi Demateo clapper loader Robert Neil key grip Winstan Whitter gaffer Stuart Hurst best boy Robert Snell electrician James Pryor-Smith stills ph. Jose Lasheras floor runner Mat Moule carpenter Phil Choules sd. mixer Brendan Nicholson grader Maurice Bond optical and effects Alan Plant editing facilities Compendium title design Iso optical effects Howell Optical Printers neg cutting Tru Cut voice recording studio The Ground Floor dolby mix Pinewood Studios post production sound and music Savalas banking Barclays Bank insurance Aon Entertainment Risk Services legal advice Daffodil & Leek Associates accommodation Royal Victoria Hotel, Royal Portland Arms, Brackenbury Hotel, Rab Ha's, Kelvin Hotel catering Ravi Shankar, Royal Oak Pub, Lobster Pot, Bluu Rstaurant set construction Keep for Series vehicle hire Practical Car & Van Rental lighting equipment AFM camera and grip equipment Panavision UK film stock Kodak laboratory Metrocolor London Ltd. Special thanks to Weymouth and Portland Bill [sic, Hill] Borough Council, The Crown Estate, London Film Office, London Film Commission, Amnesty International, Anne Guidera, John Rendall, Gary Wallace, Len Brown, Harry Rudel, Jacqui Gisborne, Sarah Cooper, James Lynch, Belinda Gaunt, Ed Sutter, Paul Gillieron, Stephen Arkell, Paul Schutze, Alex Fenner at Japanese Canteen, Madeleine French, Paul Bradley, Tim Grover, Ian Ritchie Architects, Graham Hartstone, Anne-Marie Glasheen, Clarissa Matthews. Shot entirely on location in London and Portland Hill exec. p. Sarah Bradshaw, Steve McIntyre co-producer Paul Welsh A Poisson Rouge Production in association with Saltire Films and Television Productions supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. "Annotations" could not have happened without the enthusiasm and the commitment of everybody involved - we wish to thank each individual who contributed to the making of the film. The story, all names and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious, no identification with actual persons, places, buildings and products is intended or should be inferred. Catch us on www.poissonrougepictures.com. info@saltirefilms.co.uk. © 2000 Poisson Rouge Pictures Ltd. All rights reserved..
A former Scottish ferry is set to be filmed on its 2,200 mile journey up the Amazon to the rescue of impoverished street children. The story of Re. Willie McPherson and his six fellow adventurers.
Director, Alex McCall ; Producer, Armac Films. -- Credits: narr. Bill Paterson co-producer Sheila O'Brien exec. p. for the BBC Neil McDonald exec. p. for Scottish Screen Steve McIntyre d. ph. Douglas Campbell d. / cameraman (Amazon Hope) Andy Humphreys post production exec. Jim Allison, Cy Jack ed. Sarah Boszormenyi The Crew of the Amazon Hope project leader Willie McPherson captain Peter Hall navigator John Biss galley chef Eddie McKenna engineer 1 (Glasgow to Tenerife) Martin Curtis engineer 2 (Tenerife to Iquitos) Charlie Gothard engineer 3 Dougie Dale Peru project leader Paul Clarke union biblica team Marco Lavado, Elmer Rojas, Fermin Lavado street boy Raoul Rivera shanty town girl Rosa Javar Production title design Jason Brown, Victoria Brown w. (narration) Tom Wright sd. rec. Les Honess p. co-ordinator Sarah Boszormenyi fixer (Brazil) Beto Mello p. ass. (Glasgow) June Toner p. secretaries Susie Young, Rebecca McGinty add. ph. Andrew Ford, Martin Parry, Peter Wery, Stuart Brown add. sd. Antonio Muricy, Stan Raba, Allan Young, Peter Underwood, Andy Hawley rostrum cameraman Malcolm Paris ass. cameraman Gregor Tulloch add. ed. Lee Jones archive BBC Television Music "Amazon Hope" performed by Albert Bogle, written by Albert Bogle and Iain Jamieson, performed by The Bogle Band, produced by Graeme Duffin and Sandy Jones. © Virgin Records 2001. "Friday Night" performed by Albert Bogle, written by Albert Bogle and Iain Jamieson, performed by The Bogle Band, produced by Graeme Duffin and Sandy Jones. © Virgin Records 2001. "The Magnificent Seven" performed by The London Festival Orchestra and Chorus and Stanley Black. © The Decca Record Co. 1988 "Everloving" written and performed by Moby. © Mute Records 1999 "First Cool Hive" written and performed by Moby. © Mute Records 1995 "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters" written and performed by Moby. © Mute Records 1995. "Honor Him" music from the motion picture "Gladiator" produced by Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard. © UMG Recordings, Inc. 2000 The Producers wishg to thank Union Biblica, Peru; The Congregations of The Old Kirk, Bo'Ness and St. Andrews Blackadder, North Berwick; Varig Brazilian Airlines; By Storm; VistaNova Productions, Brazil; Scottish Media Group; Cameron Presentations Ltd.; The National Trust for Scotland; Serco Denham, Greenock; Greenlight Creative and the Bristol Port Company. Scottish Screen, BBC Scotland. © Armac Films Limited MMI.
DONALD CAMMELL: The Ultimate Performance
A documentary look at the frustrated life of Donald Cammell, who wrote and partly directed the film PERFORMANCE, which starred Mick Jagger and James Fox.
Director, Kevin MacDonald, Chris Rodley ; Producer, Figment Film. -- Credits: The BBC and Scottish Screen in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund present A Figment Film Stills courtesy of China Cammell, Bob Whitaker, Myriam Gibril, Deborah Roberts, Linda McCartney, Nicky Samuel. Francis Bacon paintings courtesy of The Francis Bacon Estate. Archive BBC, Rehearsal for Performance courtesy of Sandy Lieberson, Performance courtesy of Warner Bros., Demon Seed courtesy of Turner Entertainment Co., White of the Eye courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. [MGM/UA], Duffy courtesy of Columbia Pictures, Lucifer Rising courtesy of Kenneth Anger, Gimme Shelter courtesy of Maysles Films, Inc., Get Off My Cloud Memo from Turner (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction written my Mick Jagger and Keith Richards performed by The Rolling Stones. World Wide Copyright Owner: Abko Music Inc. by arrangement with Abko Music and Records, Inc. Memo From Turner cover version performed by Patty Palladin Thanks to Kevin Jackson, London Management, Sandy Lieberson, Maria Andipa, Lindsay Hiscox, Colin McCabe, Roger Hendry, Marathon Music, Off-Line Edit Company, Iris Keitel, The Henry Cooper Gym, Eddie Dick, Christopher Gibbs, Peter Young, Steve Jenkins, John Goulandris, Mark Cousins, Erich Sargeant, Jane Balfour, Morag Myerscough, Passion Pictures, Charles Cabot rostrum camera Ken Morse online ed. Michael Pearce dubbing mixer Steve Rogers grip Mike van Dine Los Angeles co-ordinator Alicia Alexander archive consultant Paula Jalfon legal services Jonathan Blair at Theodore Goddard sd. Greg Bailey, Mike Lenouc m. David Sinclair camera David Scott, Adam Suschitsky, Ira Brenner, Rob Bennett camera ass. Alan McSheehey, Pete Batten, Dan Adams p. man. Lil Cranfield ass. p. Alice Henty exec. p. John Wyer ed. Budge Tremlett co-producer David Cammell p. and d. Kevin MacDonald, Chris Rodley A Figment Film in association with Illusions for the BBC and Scottish Screen in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. © BBC / Total Performance Ltd. 1998 [Mick Jagger, James Fox, Marlon Brando].
Documentary about the efforts of a football coach in the former Yugoslavia to maintain his team's spirit and cohesion in the face of the effects of civil war and inter-ethnic hatred.
Director, Douglas Aubrey ; Producer, Pictorial Heroes. -- Credits: Respects, shouts and dedications to: Scotland Jenny Attala, Scottish Arts Council; Lenny Crooks, Glasgow Film Office; Dan McRae, Scottish Screen; The Digital Arts Project; Willie Summers, The Edit Suite; John Higgins; Nicola and Danny Aubrey; Rhona Simpson England Roy Dennis, Spirit of Soccer; Paul Roberts and The Stranglers; Arsenal Football Club; DSL, London FYR Macedonia Russ Williams; Steve Barnes, "Barsee" MBE; Dejan and Tanja Pavlovic; Natasha Dimitrievska; Biljana Tanurovska Kosovo Sara and the VVAF Team, Pristina; 'C' Company, 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers; The Shileku Family USA Kimberley and Fisk Lee; Mike Kendellen and Bobby Muller VVAF Dedicated to the memory of Charles Morpeth, Andre McLaughlin, Charlie Coutts, Ray Boyd Production Team p. accountant Iain Reid ph. Doug Aubrey location sd, dubbing and m. John L. Cobban film ed. David Archibald A Pictorial Heroes Production in association with Glasgow Film Office and Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Film Fund. © 2000 Pictorial Heroes Ltd..
Black comedy about legs and why we need them.
Director, Amy Jenkins ; Producer, Stella Maris Productions. -- Credits: w. Marc Pye Cast: Kathy Keira Clarke, Adrian Bower, Frank Gallagher, Gordon Brown, Brian Ferguson Also starring: Robert Paterson The Administrator Eliza Langland The Surgeon Peter Bannen C-Wing Nurse p. co-ordinator Dee Edmonds p. runner Gary Forsyth 2nd ass. d. Emma Bedford 3rd ass. d. Marissa Carrara floor runner Gillian Tod sc. supervisor Belinda Newman stunt supervisor Michael Scott-Law locations man. Dearbhla McNulty locations ass. Alona McNichol camera ass. Julie Bills, Julia Robinson camera grips Terry Pate cameras trainee Tom Allen gaffer electrician Pat Sweeney electricians Gary Thomson, Callum Milne boom operator Martin Ireland art d. Tim Dickel standby props Brian Gardiner art dept. runners Catriona Skinner, Leah Whittingham costume supervisor Amalie Harper Gow make-up Claire McAndrew make-up ass. Sherrin MacDonald, Maureen Manley production offices Sigma Films camera equipment Hammerhead lighting supplied by Lee's Scotland location catering Argyll Catering editing facilities Jim Allison Editing Ltd. sd. equipment Warehouse m. recorded at Ca Va Sound Workshops soundtrack mixed at Scottish Television The producer would like to thank the following for their kind help in making this film The Big Issue Scotland; HCI Hospital, Clydebank; Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow; Bon Secours Hospital, Glasgow; Baird Halls of Residence; University of Strathclyde; Glasgow City Council; Scottish Screen; Scottish Screen Locations; Sigma Films; David McGowan, Suzanne Small, Nina Hepburn, Brian Kelly, Brian McCormick, George Thomson, Mark Ritchie, Jimmy Mitchell, Paul Sheehan, Pat Docherty, Lorraine Cliff, Maryam Hunwick, Peter MacFarlane, Hugh Hodgett, Ian Knox, Gillian Berrie, Pam Murdoch, Marian, Kyle and Jordan Pye, Silas Parry, Stephen Jardine and all our supporting artists associate p. Bill Clark sd. rec. Rupert Castle 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer costume designer Anna Lau dubbing mixer Cy Jack onlin ed. Jim Allison supervising designer Alison Dominitz ed. Benny McGurk, Simon Dennis second unit d. Ewan Morrison p. designer David Morison composer Paul Leonard-Morgan d. ph. Alan Stewart exec. p. for Scottish Television Mark Grindle exec. p. for Scottish Screen Steve McIntyre All the characters in this film are fictitious, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. © Stella Maris Films Ltd. 2001 [stills ph. Ian Mellin].
Leila, a ten-year-old Iranian girl seeking asylum travels to Britain in the back of a lorry with her mother, grandmother and baby brother. How will Leila and her family survive in this new world?
Director, Ian Dodds ; Producer, GMAC, Cineworks. -- Credits: Film Council and Cineworks presents in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund Leila Sara Ansari Sara Sahar Fadee Yasaman Mojdeh Ziai Maryam Narges Fadee Steph Stephanie Houston Niki Nicola Rintoul Ehteram Ghamgosar Toddler Tiam Ghamgosar Welfare Assistant Sarah E Wilson Teacher Jane Howie Boy # 1 Euan Jenkins Boy # 2 Dylan Rutherford Customs Officer Peter Vilk 1st ass. d. Tom Kelly sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Simon Tomlinson, Ollie Kenney p. man. Catherine Reynolds p. ass / make-up artist Jenny Jones p. designer Sarah Bremmer sd. dub John Cobban art department assistant Emma Pacilli, Ruth Barrie, Victoria Greening costume Amalie Harper Gow sc. supervisor Keith Dando runner Dave Hancock catering Ali Robinson stills ph. Dylan Matthew online ed. James Gellately m. composers Marcelo de Oliveira, Mike Zolker musician Bahman Kamali Nejad music 'Fire In My Heart' by Ghazal (Shanachie) 'Ghanzal Instrumental played by M.J. Beglou (from Unesco Collection D8025), courtesy of Naive. Thanks to Neil Robinson, Farzaneh Ghamgosar, Rose Johnson, Sally Charlton, Amy Hardie, Stuart Skirving, Conrad Ivitsky, Frances Previdi [... et al ...] ed. Bert Eeles cinematography Enrico Harvey w. Roxanna Pope exec. p. Cordelia Stephens, David Smith Made with the support of the Lottery through the Film Council New Cinema Fund and Scottish Screen. Film Council Lottery Funded, Scottish Scree National Lottery Fund. BBC Scotland. GMAC. Edinburgh Mediabase..
The musical influences on a boy from Siberia, pre and post Perestroika.
Director, Mandy McIntosh ; Producer, Ham and Enos. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund and The Glasgow Film Office offline ed. Jake Roberts online ed. Serious Facilities, Glasgow titles designed in Lapland by Patrick Macklin production initiated with Elspeth O'Hare cinematographer Iain Riddick animation designer Mandy McIntosh engineered in 3D by Robotmasters sd. (Edinburgh) Colin Hood sd. (Glasgow) Fiona Kelly camera ass. Neil McCormack archival footage © Tabbik Festival, Yakutsk, Siberia. © Community Programmes Uni, BBC Television Track 1: Air Hostess; Track 5: My Love Bought Me a Blue Plastic Watch; Track 6: How Many B Planes © Kaffe Matthews, Annetteworks, London Track 3: Just What is it That These Tests Measure?; Track 2: Visitations; Track 4: Club States © Jason Sweeney, Pleasurecraft, Melbourne. Track 7: Anatoly on Horseback performed by Anatoly Kuular originally taken from the recording 'Tuva Among the Spirits' produced by Ted Levin and Joel Gordon Track 8: Barlyk River performed by Alexei Saryglar. Both tracks [7 and 8] traditionally arranged by Kaigal-ool Khovalyg published by Greenwave Music/Realworld Works Ltd. taken from the album 'Where Young Grass Grows" performed by Huun-Huur-Tu published 1999 by Shanachie Entertainment Corporation Track 9: Stepanida Song sung by Stepanida Borisova voice recorded by Misha Maltsev music composed by Hubl Greiner and Luigi Archette [HULU] Thanks Staff and volunteers at GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop], Sasha at Greenwave, Annie Reed at RealWorld, Misha Maltsev and Ruhi Hamid, Dubhustler/Prettyboy Crossover, Kaffe Matthews exec. p. Cordelia Stephens © Jason E. Bowman, Mandy McIntosh, Cineworks 2000. Supported by Banff Centre for the Arts, British Council Canada, British Council Russia, Glasgow Film Office, Scottish Screen Training Bursary, Scottish Arts Council .
Cameraman Jak Milroy returns to a Tibetan refugee camp in Nepal to fulfill his promise of helping young refugees to create their dream of forming a Tibetan national football team. He takes with him football equipment and two scottish football coaches to reinact the 1971 Scottish League Cup Final between Celtic and Partick Thistle.
Director, Jak Milroy ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Special thanks to all the people of Tashi Palkheil and Tashi Ling Tibetan Refugee Camps, Pokhara, Nepal camera Jak Milroy sd. Fiona McEwan, Jak Milroy sd. trainee Fiona Kelly sd. advisor Alan Young sd. dub John Cobban offline ed. Caroline Buono, Jak Milroy, Holger Mohaupt online ed. Holger Mohaupt titles Jamie Russell co-producer Ian Reid at GMAC p. accountant Ian Reid m. composed by Tom Richardson, David Crighton, Simon McKerrell recorded at Unfinished Business Studios rec. engineer Trevor Helliwell football coach Charles Adams ass. coach Alan Thompson video equipment Sony UK funded by Scottish Screen With thanks to Partick Thistle F.C., Celtic F.C., Diadora UK Ltd., Umbro Ltd., Glasgow Football Development, CIFAP Paris, D.H. Morris Group Ltd. [... et al ...] w. and d. Jak Milroy © Jak Milroy 2002 A GMAC Production in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund.
Doug Aubrey goes to Sarajevo where a cockney football coach [Scotty Lee] tries to repair the grass roots of football.
Director, Doug Aubrey ; Producer, Pictorial Heroes. -- Credits: A Pictorial Heroes Production in association with Channel 4 Television and The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Film Fund. Special thanks to Digital Arts Project, Spirit of Soccer, Yasmin Zaman at UNICEF London, Bertrand Desmoulins and UNICEF Sarajevo, the Mine Action Centre Sarajevo, Amir Rekic, Mustafa Demir Sports Advisor to the BiH Government, Bijekovic Grujo Sports Advisor to the Republika Srpska Government, Scottish Television, Kodak UK, Sony UK, PF Audio Visual, McMillan UK, Chris Dooks, Maxine Baker, Jenny Attala at the Scottish Arts Council, Dave Archibald at The Edit Suite, Ogi Jokic and the staff, players and fans of FC Zeljo. principal ph. Iain Riddick add. ph. Doug Aubrey sd, m. and dubbing John L. Cobban ed. Alan Robertson Dedicated to the footballers and football fans of Bosnia © Pictorial Heroes Limited 1998.
If your job is to break up other people's relationships, what do you do if you fall in love with one of your victims?
Director, Sarah Rantell Barr ; Producer, In Amongst It Productions. -- Credits: Adam Love John Comerford Ruth Anita Vetesse Carol Fiona Danskin Jason James Fleming John Alan McCafferty Designer Neil McCormick Business Woman's Boyfriend Harry Ward Nicola Carlyn Calder Martin Patrick Bonner Robert Matt McCartney Bar Man Fraser Grieve st ass. d. Lee Rooney 2nd ass. d. Morris Milne 3rd ass. d. Carol Anne Henderson p. man. Geraldine Hanley p. co-ordinator Stuart Grieve location man. Mark McGhee sc. supervisor Lena MacDonald camera ass. Francis MacNeil camera trainee Ian Hunter boom operator Graham McCormick gaffer Jon White electrician Scott Napier graphic designer Graham Campbell online ed. Tom Malcolm stills ph. Charlie Crawford location ass. Stuart Dobbs art dept. ass. Kym Kinnison japanese voice Satsuki Okawa print graphics Euan Carmichael prop hands Adam Alexander, Colin Barber p. ass. Joe Mullin, Gavin Young dubbing mixer Cy Jack © In Amongst It Productions 2002. An In Amongst It Production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund..
The film presents the workers of the Nevis range, a ski development in the North West Highlands of Scotland. The film gives an insight into their lifestyle and reveals the impact of Anoch Mor’s sub arctic climate on their outlook and philosophy towards life.
Director, Paul Welsh ; Producer, Pee Dee Productions. -- Credits: Thanks to all the staff at Nevis Range camera Kathy Friend, Paul Welsh sd. rec. Angus McPake camera and sd. ass. Ray Tallan original m., mix and dub Savalas online ed. James Farrant associate p. Nick Higgins p. man. Angela Murray exec. p. Henry Eagles, Robin MacPherson, Agnes Wilkie ed. Paul Welsh.
Struggling to come to terms with the loss of his wife and his once successful car business, Manji escapes into a Bollywood fantasy world of music and dance.
Director, Rene Mohandas ; Producer, Gabriel Films. -- Credits: Manji Amrik Singh Raj Mandeep Sandhu Rambai Durdana Bedi Laxmi Laxmi Kathuria Male Customer Joseph Cassidy Female Customer Ailsa Alexandra Hamilton 1st ass. d. Bill Clark 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde 3rd ass. d. Emma Bedford location man. Simon Wesyon focus puller Jaspreet Bal grip David McAnulty clapper loader Alysia Maciejowska boom operator Alan MacNicol gaffer Willie Kelly art d. Andy Drummond properties Emma Robens, Michael Barclay costumes Amalie Harper Gow make-up ass. Karen Campbell p. accountant Ian Reid p. co-ordinator Beverely Murray p. team Neil McCormack, Robin Lee d. ph. Ian Dodds p. designer Janice Flint costume designer Anna Lau make-up design Karen Brotherson choreography Francesca Jaynes sd. rec. Rupert Castle composers Debbie Eckman, Jim Muotune dubbing mixer John Cobban film ed. Diarmid Scrimshaw exec. p. Victoria Evans, Oscar van Heek w. Rene Mohandas.
On a sprawling estate on the outskirts of suburbia, Leanne 13, is a child who has had to grow up fast. With a mother who left years ago, her dad Jim takes it for granted that Leanne will continue the domestic duties where his wife left off.
Director, Becky Brazil ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Cineworks and First Reels in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund present a Sprocketeers Production Leanne Leeann Hogg Jim Erik Barlow Dave Niall Greig Fulton Jo Kelly-Anne Alexander associate p. Wendy Griffin, Russell McLean p. man. Russell McLean 1st ass. d. Clare Kerr 2nd ass. d. Tracey Skelton sc. supervisor Julia Reid focus puller Kevin O'Brien clapper / loaders Kirsty Dawson, Steph Bates lighting gaffer Enrico Harvey grips Tom Gerhardt, Enrico Harvey stills ph. Tom Gerhardt boom operator Paul Taylor art d. Maxine Surrey art dept. ass. Lucy Scott camera equipment Arri Media lighting GHS laboratory Soho Images titles / opticals Cineimage neg cutting Tru Cut Special thanks to Alec Rae and all at The Royal British Legion, Edinburgh, The Gyle Shopping Centre, Edinburgh City Housing, The Scottish Football League, Glasgow Media Access Centre, Edinburgh Film and Video Access Centre, Video in Pilton, YPSO, Heather & John, Maxine Surrey, Craig Hutchison, Bronek Korda, Derek Livesey, Pete Wilks, Graham Drysdale, Mark Jenkins, Enrico Harvey, Bert Eeles, The Cast & Crew Filmed on location in Muirhouse, The Royal British Legion and The Gyle, Edinburgh exec. p. Cordelia Stephens p. designer Mike McLoughlin costume design Louise Noble sd. rec. Kenny Potter sd. ed. John Cobban d. ph. Ian Dodds ed. Bert Eeles w., p., d. Becky Brazil © Sprocketeers Ltd / Cineworks 2001.
Pam Ferris stars as a former nurse still trying to come to terms with the past and her and her husband's inability to have a family of their own. Her relationship with a former patient with learning difficulties helps her find a way through.
Director, Adrian Mead ; Producer, Sprocketeers Ltd.. -- Credits: Thomas Eric Barlow Marion Pam Ferris Ken Maurice Roeves Unicyclist Paul Wilson Bobby Ian Hanmore Sheryl Annette Staines Landlady Carole Anders Social Worker Astrid Azurdia Policer Sargeant Sean Hay Teenage Gang Ross Anderson, Maxi Moffat, Ryan John Monaghan, James Quintal-Morris Hospital Policeman Ian Mossman Train Ticket Clerk John Paul Hurley Beach Policeman Zak Hanif Father in Photograph Desmond Murray Mother in Photograph Catherine McMeekin Boy in Photograph Sam Locke Dog in Photograph Dixie 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Fiona MacDonald p. co-ordinator Becky Lloyd p. trainee Ed Broughton floor runer Darri Donnelly location man. Naomi Liston location ass. David Aikman p. accountant Moyra Statham sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield stills ph. Sue Osmond focus puller Julie Bills camera ass. Stephanie Bates lighting gaffer Andy Stewart spark Peter Scott sd. rec. Becky Thomson boom operator Tristan Anika props buyer Rhian Nicholas art dept. ass. Gail Wallace, Luke Oldale make-up ass. Carol Reed special effects D fi Foe composers Iain Cook and John Cobban grpahics Douglas Bryce online ed. Gerry Brogan Thanks to Audiolink, Richard F. Mackay Furniture, Sally Hair and Beauty Supplies costume designer Louise Noble make-up designer Karen Campbell p. designer Caroline Grebbell cinematographer Scott Ward sd. design John Cobban ed. Mark Jenkins exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie w. and d. Adrian Mead © Sprocketeers Ltd. 2002.
Story set in Glasgow about a lively single woman trying to bring up her teenage daughter and maintain some kind of life for herself.
Director, David MacKenzie ; Producer, Sigma Films. -- Credits: w. Gillian Berrie co-producer Helen Boyes d. ph. Jerry Kelly p. designer Laura Donnelly m. Paul Leonard-Morgan, Martin Roberts ed. Jake Roberts, Simon Cull Katy Nichola Given Trish Mandy Matthews Willie Paul Hickey Cath Jenny McCrindle Kirsten Anne Sillars Mags Barbara Bland Jane Emily Wither Crew p. man. Su Bainbridge p. ass. Jill Pryde sc. supervisor Ella MacLean location man. Tom Kelly stills ph. Alan Wylie storyboard artist Derek Gray 1st ass. d. Robbie Sandison 2nd ass. d. Su Bainbridge 3rd ass. d. Drew Cain floor runner Alysia Maciejowska p. trainees Deborah Dingwall, Gemma Wallace, Alison MacRae focus puller Ossie McLean clapper loader Neil Davidson video ass. Greg Nieuviarts camera driver Walter McNabb sd. rec. Martin Belshaw boom operator David McMillan art d. Emer O'Sullivan art dept. ass. Dee Rimbaud art dept. runner Fiona Hutchison art dept. trainees Morris Milne, Jim Buchanan, Stuart Reldman p. buyer Hazel Storey standby props Tony Sheridan ass. production buyer Ann Marie Coulter costume designer Alison Mitchell costume ass. Amalie Harper Gow costume dailies Alissa Galloway, Denise Coombes make-up designer Claire Davies make-up ass. Karen Brothertson make-up daily Caroline Hamilton gaffer Stephen Arthur lighting ass. Paul Shirley, David Kelly unit nurses Stefania Swiatek, Kenny McGhee ed. supervisor Colin Monie post production supervisor Angus Pigott p. accountant John McKain accounts ass. Jonathon Goodfellow catering Reel Food caterers Guy Cowan, Robert Bowman, Claire Berry, Tommy Bryce unit driver Jas Brown titles Paul Magee facilities Serious Facilities, Deluxe London, Tru-Cut, Black Information Design, Malcolm Paris Rostrum Camera, VFG, Light Track Thanks to Pauline McCarry, John Morrison @ Malmaison, Frances Higson, Alasdair Rae, Glasgow City Council [... et al ...] "Helps Both Ways" and "Punk Rock/Puff Daddy/Antichrist" written and performed by Mogwai. Published by Chrysalis Music. Copyright Chemikal Underground Records. A Sigma Films Production for Channel 4 in association with The Glasgow Film Office, The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. Copyright Sigma Films..
A young boy receives the gift of piping from a sinister fairy in this traditional Scottish Gaelic animated tale, complete with 21st century bagpipe soundtrack.
Director, Catriona Black ; Producer, Am Bocsa. -- Credits: animat. Catriona Black m. Rory Campbell story recorded by Donald Archie MacDonald, School of Scottish Studies 1975 online ed. Andrew McGregor sd. dub Canongate Studios sd. rec. Big Sky Studios transfer to film Capital FX Thanks to Angus Stewart, Margaret MacKelvie, Ishbel MacLennan, Walter McCrorie, Michael Gormley, Anna Black, Carole Sheridan, Mairi MacInnes, Natalia Stewart and Donna Bell, Alan MacInnes, Maire and Ronald Black, Cavan Convery Supported by Comataidh Craolaidh Gaidhlig and The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. © Am Bocsa 2003.
The course of the River Spey from Badenoch to Spey Bay on the coast, showing points of interest along the way.
Credits: Made in collaboration with Donald Elliot.
An edgy tale of obsession, mathematics and strange disappearances. Phil is young, successful and just married to Maisie. However, his life takes a turn when he leaves his job to edit his great-grandfather's diaries, which were left unfinished when he mysteriously disappeared. The journals soon bring Phil to the brink of a bizarre discovery, but also put his relationship under strain - until he decides to put his newfound knowledge to the ultimate test.
Director, Denis Lawson ; Producer, Lawrence Henry / Stella Maris Productions. -- Credits: Based on the original short story by Ian McEwan w. and d. Denis Lawson Phil Ewan MacGregor Maisie Ruth Millar David Hunter Peter Capaldi Patrick Murray Jonathan Watson Dr. Vosse John Murtagh Phil's Friends Stuart Wilkinson, Angela Darcy, Beth Marshall Actor Frank Miller p. co-ordinator Becky Lloyd p. accountant Moyra Statham second mass. d. Joanna Crow third ass. d. Sarah Farquhar sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield locations man. Miglet Crichton locations ass. Naomi Liston camera grips James Coulter focus puller Andy Gardner camera ass. Neil McLean gaffer electrician Pat Sweeney sparks Ewan Epton, Alan Fraser generator operator Lenny O'Brien boom operator Bradley Kendrick art d. James Gray ass. art d. Fiona Hutchinson prop master Jim Elliot dressing props Matt Mooney construction Derek Fraser, Brian Boyne art dept. trainees Jenny Alexander, Kirsty Anderson, Lucy Vaughan wardrobe supervisor XTF Roche-Gordon wardrobe ass. Rob Wooley make-up ass. Candice Banks, Catherine Muir visual effects supervisor Alan Church senior compositor Trevor Young compositors Mark Slade, Foad Shah flower animat. Leigh Took online ed. Richard Swarbrick ass. ed. Rob O' Neill ass. dubbing mixer Nigel Bennett stills phu. Ken Mellin caterers Emma Murray, Robert Cadman p. runners Scott Leadbetter, Faisal Aziz floor runners Ditte Solgaard, Alona McNicoll camera equipment Hammerhead Television grip equipment Grip House North lighting equipment Lee Lighting Scotland visual effects Hypnosis VFX flower animat. Mattes & Miniatures offline ed. Digital Facilities, Edit Hire online ed. Jaime Estrada-Torres re-recorded at Shepperton Film Studios graded at The Mill artists accommodation The Scotsman Hotel period costumes by Carlo Manzi location catering Argyll Catering transport supplied by Arnold Clark We would like to thank the following for their generous help Terry Rollo, David Rocksavage, Mike Gordon and Family, Lucy Richer, The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh, The Scottish Actors Studio, Andy Byatt, Red Facilities, Java Club [... et al ...] "Expand the Room" by the Light courtesy of Sherlock Hol;mes Music. "Delfline" by Andy Sheppard courtesy of Provocateur Records/SGO Music exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie p. man. Wendy Griffin first ass. d. Harry Boyd make-up designer Meg Spiers location sd. mixer Brian Milliken re-recording mixer Robin O'Donoghue colourist Kai Van Beers costume designer Delphine Roche-Gordon p. designer Jacqueline Smith ed. Kant Pan d. ph. Robin Vidgeon BSC composer Nick Bicat Made with the support of Scottish Enterprise. Made in association with Channel 4 Television. A Lawrence Henry/Stella Maris Production. For Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen. © Lawrence Henry /Stella Maris 2002.
A couple split-up and everything in the flat has to be shared out. While fighting over who gets what, Judy realises there is one more of Sam's things she just has to have.
Director, Clara Glynn ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: Sam Douglas Henshall Judy Emma Fielding w. Clara Glynn d. ph. Alasdair Walker p. designer Ursula Cleary composer Peter Salem film ed. Colin Monie sd. rec. Martin Belshaw sd. maintenance engineer Tony Cook focus puller Ossie McLean clapper loader Julia Robinson gaffer Jon White electrician Pat Sweeney grip Iain Johnstone 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Dawn Harvey sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield hair and make-up designer Catherine Muir costume designer Gill Horn set dresser Ann Marie Coulter art dept. ass. David Young, Blake Gerrard body moulders Richard Hollyer, Martin Hanson colour artist Sylvie Vincent locations stills ph. Richard Campbell body parts ph. Jonathon Littlejohn location man. Naomi Liston p. man. Charlotte Wontner p. accountant John McKain p. trainee Louisa McGraw telecine colourist Glenn Kyte online ed. Chris Timson dubbing mixer Richard Lambert dolby mixer Allan Sallabank associate p. for the BBC Chris Collins exec. p. for the BBC Jeremy Howe, Hilary Simon exec. p. for Scottish Screen Steve McIntyre camera GHS (Scotland) Ltd. lights Lee Lighting (Scotland) Ltd. grip equipment Grip House North stock Kodak offline ed. First Cut film processing Film Labs North telecine facility The Finishing School online ed. Elite Television sd. design and mix M2 dolby mix DB Post 35mm transfer Swiss Effects compbined optical print Technicolor Thanks to Eric Coulter, John Bellany, Habitat UK, Cafe Gandolfi, The Glasgow Buttery, Novotel Glasgow, Jupiter Furnishings, Flip Glasgow, Propworks, The Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, The Glasgow Film Theatre. Shot on location in Glasgow. .
Entertaining tale of two boys and the onset of puberty set in a small Scottish town in the mid-1980s.
Director, Adrian J. McDowall ; Producer, Johnston & Utkilen Productions. -- Credits: Introducing Ross Wright and Tarek Hamad Sponsored by Groundbase Going for Growth, The Holywood Trust, Royal Mail, South West Scotland Screen Commission, Dumfries and Galloway Council, Janet Ray Health and Beauty Salon, Brian Lees, Dumries and Galloway Arts Association, GNER, Ferguson Ltd., Glasgow Galloway Association, Koopon, Ronnie Soriani exec. p. Adrian J. McDowall cinematography Monica Heilpern and Martin Radich m. Angus McPake credit theme tune Matt Aldworth MJA Productions 1999 title designer Richard Horne ed. Adrian J. McDowall Cast Andy Ross Wright John Tarek Hamad May Katrina Bryan Mother Claire McKie Angie b Melanie Hay Graveyard Lady Sandra McDowall Mr Davies James McGill Coalman John McDowall Young May Naomi Stevenson Voice of John's Mother Nacy McKinnell May's Understudy Emm Jardine Extra Schoolkids Pupils of the Douglas Ewart High School Crew 1st ass. d. Richard Adamson sd / stills Joon Kim lighting Martin Radich camera ass. Amy Newstead grip Liam McCallum 2nd ass. d. Kenny Gold continuity Vivien Lin stills developer Elizabeth Harris driver Joern Utkilen cabinet construction Garry McDowall crane operator Martin Radich dance choreographer Kara Johnston extra supervisors Sheila Brown & Zoe Brown film advisor Kenny Eggo credits themes tune performed by Matt Aldsworth courtesy of MJA Productions 1999 catering William Brown Thanks to Graham Platt, Louise Cluckie, Caroline Stevenson, Mike Grierson, Keith Chappell, Keith Bowman, Roddy Simpson [... et al ...] Special thanks to Sandra McDowall, Zoe Brown, Sheila Brown, James Judge, Stewrat Anderson [... et al ...] Dedicated to old friends. Copyright Adrian McDowall 1999 Edinburgh College of Art.
When a backpacking guy falls in love with a woman called Mitzy Boo, their future is finally terminated, in the heart of the Panamanian jungle, by a deadly Bushmaster snake.
Director, Keith Grieve ; Producer, Crew Cut Productions. -- Credits: Mitzy Boo Shahnaz Hussain A film by Keith Grieve on-line ed. Rob Shortland 'Walking' from the album 'Skapolka', Sharon Bolam King / Steve Taylor completed with assistance from Scottish Screen A Crew Cut Production. All rights reserved © 2000.
An intimate portrait of a psychiatric patient tormented by the relentless clanging of the hospital bell.
Director, Heidi Bartlett ; Producer, Short Film Trading and Emergency Productions. -- Credits: James Ian Hanmore Barbara Ann Easton Fiona Clare Hemphill Emma Susan Coyle Jackie Jenny Ryan Dave Neil Murray Mark Jamie Proctor Paul David Hassan Gavin Russell Jones Derek James Hamilton Doctor Drew Tasker Kitchen Staff Mike Dear Bill James Harvey Margaret Morven Thomson-Hunter Betty Lucinda Tweedie Nursing Assistant Kim MacDonald O.T. Vivian Taylor Visitor Tommy Mackin Sue Vivian Wallace Cleaner Claire Tindell Production Team p. man. Marine Munro p. ass. Davy Smith 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Jonathan Hunter art designer Michael Barclay art d. Vic Hoggard property master Jade Strachan ass. art d. David Caldwell d. ph. Scott Ward camera ass. Aidan Beattie focus puller George Geddes grip Mark Donnelly gaffers Martin Palmer, Niall Smyth electricians Max Parker, Ed Edwards make-up designer Miamh Morrison costume designer Louise Noble sd. rec. Becky Thomson boom operator Kamala Maniam animal handler Creature Feature stills ph. Presentation Graphics catering Resourceful Cooks ed. Mark Jenkins on-line ed. Avatar composer Paul Stirling Taylor incidental m. Goddard, Super-High Tops, Zebedee Numchuck dubbing mixer Savalas casting Victoria Beattie sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker, Eleanor Roseblade p. accountant John McKain p. for Eight and a Half Deborah Keogh, Arabella Page-Croft co-ordinator for Eight and a Half Angela Smith exec. p. Paddy Higson w. Drew Tasker and Mike Dear p. Kathy Proctor With thanks to The Big Park, Banana Row, Fleurtations, AMX, Territorial Army, Awesome Blossoms, Bardon Aggregates, Elizabeth Proctor, Hamish Leal, Forest Enterprises / Scottish Lowlands Forest District A Short Film Trading and Emergency Productions film for BBC Scotland in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Glasgow Film Office, PAL (Performing Arts Lab) and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow.
Edinburgh based Julia Menzies, obsessed with Bill Hicks, looks for her vocation in life during the Edinburgh Festival.
Director, Faye Jackson ; Producer, St Moritz Productions. -- Credits: Cast (in order of appearance) Julia Wendy Wason Catriona Kerry Godliman Cameron Kevin Kelly Hugo Gavin Mitchell Julia's Father James Bryce Julia's Mother Monica Gibb Hannah Marissa MacKinnon Albion Customer 1 Michael Reid Albion Customer 2 Joanna Rogers Mark Garry Dobson Tom Gareth Tunley Andrew Stephen Davie Felicia Diane Bell Carol Susy Kane Party Girl Zoe Keddie Party Guy Anthony Twyman John MacGreggor Mike Jackson Closing Party Connection Dave Cumings Stephen Murphy As Himself Puking Girl Jackie Cumming Snoggers Leda Uberbacher, Ben Whitehead Robert Jake Hughes Tenner Man Ricky Callan Bouncer 1 Simon Eady Bouncer 2 Michael Keillor Bouncer 3 Matthew Gregory Wall Climbers Colin Ayres, Glen Dickson Chip Shop Passer By Greg Stark Crew line p. / associate p. Rebecca Knapp p. accountant Mike Jackson p. co-ordinator Ranyah Serai p. ass. Stephen Davie, Gareth Tunley, Ben Whitehead first ass. d. Robert Sandison second ass d. Ewan Robertson location man. Naomi Liston add. location man. / 1st ass. d. Ewan Taylor continuity Belinda Newman d. ph. Philip Robertson first ass. camera Simon Vickery add. first ass. camera Caitlin Buchanan second ass. camera / loader Amy Newstead lighting gaffers Iain Bermingham, Jady Derby grip Mark Donnelly art d. Mike McLoughlin add. art d. Margaret Reeves art dept. ass. / prop master Jackie Cumming art dept. ass. Max Surry costume / make-up Rachel Fiddes sd. rec. Angus McPake boom operator Dave Campbell add. sd. rec. / boom Matthew Ramsay add. sd. rec. Stephen Marshall sd. mixer Anne-Marie Dutton stills ph. Andrew Begg, Ewan Robertson, Viva Zaccari runners Lyndon Alexander, Matthew Gregory, Michael Keillor, John Sutcliffe, Phoebe Tait, Jolyon White catering Isobel's Cafe on site catering Zoe Keddie The producers would like to thank everybody who helped make this film possible, we are sorry we cannot name everyone, you know who you are.... Special thanks to Euan Ross Anderson, The Astronomical Society of Scotland, The Attic, Backpackers Hostel, Bannermans, The Bare Story [... et al ...] "I Love My Job" and "My Parents" are from "DANGEROUS" written and performed by Bill Hicks. Courtesy of Rykodisc Music Ltd. "People Suck" and "People Who Hate People" are from "RANT IN E-MINOR" written and performed by Bill Hicks. Courtesy of Rykodisc Music Ltd. "Smoking" is from "RELENTLESS" written and performed by Bill Hicks. Courtesy of Rykodisc Music Ltd. "Marketing" and "It's Just A Ride" are from "REVELATIONS" written and performed by Bill Hicks. Courtesy of Tiger Aspect Productions. "Planet Telex" written and performed by Radiohead. Published by Warner / Chappell Music Limited. Courtesy of EMI. "Gridlock" written by Finer/Ranken. Performed by The Pogues. Published by Perfect Songs Ltd. Courtesy of Warner Music United Kingdom. "Government Centre" written by Jonathan Richman. Performed by Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers. Courtesy of Castle Music Ltd. "Guajira del Sol" written by G. Ceron / T. Shippey / D. Hudson / S. Kettley. Performed by Salsa Celtica. Published by MRS/Steve Kettley. Courtesy of Eclectic Records Ltd. "World Wide Web" written by Sushil K. Dade / Duncan Cameron. Perormed by Future Pilot aka Vs Rangit Nagar All Stars. Published by Copyright Control. Courtesy of Via Satellite Recordings "Fresh Milk" written by Sushil K. Dade / Robin Rimbaud. Performed by Future Pilot aka Vs Scanner. Published by 3MV Music/Copyright Control. Courtesy of Via Satellite Recordings "If" written by Perez/Hidalgo. Performed by The Latin Playboys. Published by Bug Music Ltd. Courtesy of Universal Music Group "Come the Day" written and performed by Holly Golightly. Published by Bug Music Ltd. Courtesy of Damaged Goods "Bubblehouse" written and performed by Medeski Martin and Wood. Courtesy of Rykodisc Music Ltd. "Drum Battle" written by Gene Krupa. Performed by Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. Published by Copyright Control. Courtesy of Universal Music Group. "Descarga de Hoy" written by Orlando Valle. Performed by Cubanismo. Courtesy of Rykodisc Music Ltd. "Just" written and performed by Radiohead. Published by Warner Chappell Music Limited. Courtesy of EMI camera Panavision (Manchester) lighting Lee Lighting Ltd. film Kodak titles Mick Lenny / Studio 51 sd. mixed at M2, Camden processed by Bucks Laboratories Copyright © 1999 St. Moritz Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved. .
A scientific pilgrimage to a Christian community in Switzerland to find the Testatika, a machine which produces free electricity from an unknown source.
Director, Sarah Tripp ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Cineworks and Cornerhouse in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund present The Free Energy fraternity recently reported the death of Paul Baumann, the inventor of the Testatika. The Methernitha Co-operative has refused to verify these rumours. contributors Eugene Mallove, Dr. Antony Anderson, Fritz Haeberli, Ken Rauen voiceover Alexis Krotoski sd. rec. Colin MacNab sd. design Gerald Mair m. and grpahics Daniel Ibbotson researched by Sarah Barr, Sarah Tripp offline ed. Blair Young onlin ed. Simon Coull, Serious Facilities ass. ed. Jon Court, Martin Dick p. man. Lucy Brouwer, Joyce Monaghan screenwriters Keith Tutt and Sarah Tripp advisors Dr. Anthony Anderson, Amy Hardie d. ph. Kathy Friend exec. p. Cordelia Stephens Thank you to Methernitha, for their hospitality, Inigo Garrido, Hans Holzherr, Graven Images FVA, GMAC, Glasgow City Council, Scottish Screen, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, BBC Scotland © 2001 Sarah Tripp / Sarah Barr / Cineworks [Funded by Cineworks and Cornerhouse in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund].
The intimate story of a family from Iraq who left their home and came to live in Scotland five years ago.
Director, Anna Jones ; Producer, Video in Pilton. -- Credits: camera Andrew Begg additional camera Minttu Mantynen sd. Robert Anderson, Becky Thomson video diary camera Sumaya and Duha Mohammed location man. Lucy Brown production office Eleanor Hill graphics Douglas Bryce transcriptions Ann Rennie ass. ed. Julie MacLeod, David Ross ed. Graham Fitzpatrick © MMIII .
Boxing coach Gordie has served a ten year sentence for paedophilia, following allegations made by a teenage boy. As he leaves prison, the truth is revealed.
Director, Jules Williamson ; Producer, Monkey Films. -- Credits: w. Jack Dickson Gordie David Hayman Ina Anne Marie Timoney Peter Lawson Gilbert Martin Malkie Stuart Sinclair Blythe Raz Zak Hanif James Tam Dean Burn Young Malkie Gary French Young Raz Rasa Monazahian Billy Jim Twaddale d. ph. Gavin Struthers ed. Fiona Calbeck p. designer Jacqueline Smith sd. rec. Peter Murphy p. man. Loran Ferguson 1st ass. d. Kieran Parker location man. Beverley Syme costume designer Claire Moss make-up / hair designer Lorraine A. Prosser original score Kit Haigh, Emma Fisk dubbing ed. John Cobban online ed. Jim Allison stills ph. Cristina Armstrong 2nd ass. d. Judith Milne p. runner Layla Mall location runner Carol-Anne Henderson floor runner / driver Jon Morrice, Michael Allen, Stephen Harrop casting Kahleen Crawford sc. supervisor Iain Andrew focus pullers Tony Kay and Ritchie Holt grip Mark Donnelly gaffer Julian White spark Mike Mawhinney boom operator Kieran Boyle art d. Andy Thomson art dept. ass. Fiona Hutchison dressing props John Knight art dept. runner Martin Kelly art dept. trainee Kirsty Anderson wardrobe ass. prep. Kirsteen Naismith wardrobe ass. Hazel Mall unit nurse Stefania Swiatek boxing advisor Billy Ward caterers Argyll Catering exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie © 2002.
Using a cast of 400 local people, a town fair was recreated in Wigtown for two days to shoot ‘The Toon Fair’, a tale of gossip and exaggeration in a small Scottish town.
Director, Adrian J. McDowall. -- Credits: Cineworks presents in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. A Johnstyon and Utkilen production. South West Scotland Screen Commission. Community Resources Dumfries and Galloway Council. w. Adrian J. McDowall cinematography Martin Radich Cast (in order of appearance) Fingers Jim Hutchison Betty Meta Maltman Aggie Jill Brown Billy Kris Shingleston Wullie David Jolly Wilma Nancy McKinnell Jack Hugh Mazs Sandy and Jimmy Jordan Young John Tarek Hamad Andy Ross Wright Preacher Man Andrew McAdam Father McAuley Jim McColm Reverend Stewart John McLaughlan Sporty Spice Tart Eddie McGraw Posh Spice Tart Stephen Norris Gus Gavin McDowall Maggie Claire McKie Jessie Margaret McDowall P.A. Matthew Aldworth Celebrity Guest Katrina Bryan Paramedic 1 Ian Shankland Paramedic 2 Gerald Hannah Ice Cream Lady Sheila Brown Paramedic 3 Jim Burns Paramedic 4 Stuart Hannah Maisy McLean Alex Parker Gordon David McAdam Jock Block John McDowall Whistling Esther Hutchinson Galloway Thistle Football Team Crew ed. Kib Y. Gow m. supervisor Matthew Aldworth sd. rec. Colin McNab sd. designer John Cobban sc. ed. Colin McLaren, Trisha Malone p. co-ordinator Sam A. Hamad exec. p. Cordelia Stephens costume designer Katie Hill p. designer Caroline Grebbell special effects / make-up Claire McAndrew locations supervisor Belle Doyle SWSSC 1st ass. d. Kenny Gold, Abigail Howkins, Gerry Ramsay camera ass. Monica Heilpern boom operator Robert Walker supervisor / continuity Linda (?) Newman set construction Gary McDowall stills ph. Elizabeth Harris p. ass. Zoe Brown, Sandra McDowall, Sheila Brown, Catherine McArthur 2nd ass. d. Robin Fox, Simon Carr, Ruth Barrie, Paul Campbell, Lorea Torca Hernandez add. stills Calum MacKenzie lighting gaffer Willie Kelly p. design ass. Gail Hay costume continuity Moira McLaughlin make-up ass. Rose McBain runners Mark Bride, Simon Hogg, Stefan Lewicki stewards Christopher Laverie, Brian Cutts nightwatchman Lance Edmonds catering A&B Cakes, Sheila Brown, Catherine McArthur refreshments Betty McGowan, Ian McGowan stalls supplied by Tom Menzies cattle supplied by Bob Templeton, David Templeton stage supplied by Neil Cluckie bouncy castle supplied by Ryans Leisure Centre, Reid & Adams, ? Company tannoy equipment supplied byv Willie McCartney ice cream van suppied by William Lyndsey rabbit supplied by Wendy Dalrymple transport supplied by Wigtown Motor Company costumes supplied by Godiva Retro Clothing Witchery Tours Robin Mitchell illustrations by Lynn Mercer With thanks to Wigtown Community Council, Sandra McDowall, David Johnston, Machars Action, British Red Cross Dumfries and Galloway Branch Newton Stewart Centre Janet Thorton, The Newton Stewart Fire Service [... et al ...] additional sponsors Woodlands School, West of Scotland Power Newton Stewart, The Riverside Newton Stewart Tannoy Entertainment "Market Day" by Ray Inman performed by Jimmy Coates "The Plough Boy" by Edrich Siebert performed on the tuba by Clive Patterson "Bonnie Wee Lassie Jeannie McCall" vocals John McDowall, accordion Tom Murray "Paddy McGinty's Goat" vocals John McDowall, accordion Tom Murray "Douglas the Magic Clown" performed by Douglas Patterson "Spanich Flea" by Wechter vocal Trisha Brown "Like a Dream" by Matthew Aldworth vocals and music by Matthew Aldworth "Barnicle Bill the Sailor" vocal John McDowall, accordion Tom Murray piper Jamie Thompson and thanks to Zoe Varney laboratories Soho Images neg cutter Tru Cut titles Howell Opticals sd. dub John Cobban camera supplied by Panavision lights supplied by Lee Lighting production facilities and support provided by Edinburgh College of Art Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, BBC Scotland, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, Kodak, GMAC..
One man's descent through Dr Rex Otto's infamous rules.
Director, Clyde Lawson ; Producer, ISO. -- Credits: Based on Dr. Rex Otto's "Maelstrom of Memory" Introducing Guinness Llewellyn, Goldie Laird special guest appearance Brian Hartley w. Toni Davidson With thanks to GHS, Axis Film, Edit 123, Rushes, Metropolis, Cameron Communications, Jury's Pond Hotel, Marriot Hotel, ABC Cinema, Wark Clements runner Davie Campbell ph. Jon Barnes m. Craig Allen, Paul Cawley, Andy Cowton, Toni Davidson, Alex Horton, Daniel Ibbotson, Bobby Paterson, Nick Peacock sd. design Gerald Mair edit box Ian Ballantyne ed. Brice McKenna lighting Alistair Campbell DV camera John Harper film camera Paul Herley p. co-ordinators Richard Weeks, Elspeth O'Hare p. and d. Lawson & Smith An ISO Film in association with Scottish Screen. © MCMXCIX.
Using family photographs, films, newspaper articles, news footage and interviews - Looking for Mr. Rogers, a three screen documentary charts the history of Castlemilk. [taken from official press release]
Director, Paul Cameron ; Producer, Castlemilk Video Workshop. -- Credits: video crew Gary MacKenzie, James McIvor, Gordan Waddell super 8 Gary MacKenzie, Gordon Waddell, James McIvor, Russell Henderson, Paul Cameron, Alison Craighead, John Thompson street interviews Castlemilk Youth Forum, Adam & Hilda voiceovers Sharon MacGregor, John McLish, Isabella C. Rae, Pat Welsh m. Honey Church, Drew Strugeon, CC Riders, Drew Phillips. The Dead Beats, Steven Bajwa, Rab Paterson, Tommy Dire recorded at C Sharp Music, Castlemilk ambient / industrial music Castlemilk Youth Complex archive films Scottish Television Library, Scottish Film Archive archive photographs Mitchell Library, The People's History Group, Castlemilk History Group, Gordan Waddell, The Castlemilk Calendar Group, The Glasgow Herald, Evening Times, Scottish Daily Record, Castelmilk Umbrella Group, Neil Glancey, The Rutherglen Reformer family films Mrs. Lafferty, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. J. Elder, Mrs. M. Semple local event videos Billy McDermott, Brian Morgan, Elizabeth Gardener, John Anderson, Margaret Semple,l Andy Millar newspaper cuttings The Glasgow Herald, The Evening Times, Scottish Daily Record, The Rutherglen Reformer Thanks to Castlemilk Pensioners Action Centre, Castlemilk Youth Complex, Glenwood Annexe, Castlemilk Labour Club, Castlemilk Community Centre, W.E.A., Andy MacKinnon, Mike Kelly Thanks to interviewees John Bannister, Urban Policies Unit, Glasgow University ; David Reed, First Minister, Castlemilk East Church ; Lewis McSween, Planning Department, Glasgow City Council ; Rab Paterson, Castlemilk Housing Demo ; John Kelso, Housing Manager, Glasgow City Council and the residents of Castlemilk production facilities Castlemilk Video Workshop funding Centenary Reels and The Arts and Cultural Development Office: South East Area researcher Gordan Waddell ed., d., p. Paul Cameron Looking for Mr Rogers © 1996.
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The sensualist's guide to the gratification of the senses. Ejockulation [ee-jock-u-lay-tion], to stimulate orgasm using footage of darts champ Jocky Wilson. A fast paced, visceral comedy about one man's attempt to devise the supreme pleasure experience.
Director, Simon Hynd ; Producer, Plum Films. -- Credits: w. Simon Hynd Moon River Thompson Clive Russell Lumphanan Lizzie Julie Duncanson Tumshie McFadgen Derek Riddell Knockback Girl 1 Frances Carrigan Knockback Girl 2 Emma Turner Knockback Girl 3 Elaine McKenzie Ellis exec. p. for BBC Trish Malone exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd d. ph. Trevor Brooker film ed. Bill Gill p. designer Rita McGurn online and special effects Mark Huskisson re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair sd. rec. Peter Brill make-up design Caroline Hamilton costume designer Rhona Stuart original idea George Anderson first ass. d. Tim Franklin second ass. d. Su Bainbridge line p. Sarah Drummond p. exec. Amanda Millen p. man. Tina Foster, Neda Sharifi p. ass. Amber Parsons sc. supervisor Karen Wood focus pullers Richi Holt, Tony Kay clapper loader Stephanie Bates camera ass. Francesca Pell grip Ian Johnstone gaffer Willie Caden electricians Brian McGhee, Derek Ritchie boom operator Alastair Mason graphic artist Laura Hynd touch illustration Tony Bibby props Mary McLure, Patrick McGurn model maker Dougie Rankin wardrobe ass. Emma Turner make-up ass. Karen Brotherston art dept. ass. Grant Connell, Theo Berman location runner Andrew Laing stills ph. Ken Mellin add. stills Laura Hynd camera Axis Films lighting Lee Lighting caterers Argyll Catering laboratory Soho Images telecine Condor Post Production audio mastering Ardmore Studios offline ARC Facilities sd. post production Savalas 35mm picture transfer Lipsync Post With ultimate bliss to Michelle Hynd, Jim Allison Editing, Caledonian Brewery, Lee Scott, The Comedy Unit, Old Toll Bar, Hornby Hobbies, Chips by Vo, Neil Clark [... et al ...] .
TOTH, a depiction of life lived at the Top of the Hill, Dundee's infamous Hilltown district. Can ex-TOTH gang member Steve Martin find a way to connect with his son and prevent him from trying to follow in his footsteps?
Director, Dylan Drummond, Blair Scott. -- Credits: GMAC presents a Cineworks production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland sd. rec. Cat Lee p. ass. Ruth Fisher original m. Chris Marr online ed. Guido Schneider filmed and ed. Dylan Drummond and Blair Scott mentor Pauline Law exec. p. for GMAC David Smith Thanks to everyone at The Top of the Hill BBC Scotland, Edinburgh Mediabase, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded, Cineworks, GMAC.
William always wanted to be a gangster. He turns his paper round into a racket and soon he’s living like a made guy. Just like in the mob movies he loves, things quickly get out of control...
Director, Adrian J. McDowall ; Producer, Hopscotch Films. -- Credits: w. Simon Stephenson cinematographer Martin Radich p. design Laura Donnelly ed. Mark Jenkins William Anthony Martin Michael Jamie Quinn Bobby Jonathan Carlin Pauline Lorraine McIntosh Anne-Marie Lori McNeill Mrs McGuire Nicki Valenti Italian Man Adolfo Invernizzi Ice-Cream Man James McAnerney McMillan Twin 1 David Brownlie McMillan Twin 2 Darren Brownlie Midget David Brown Eric the Eyes Christopher Corscadden Shifty Charlie McShip Gary Curran Algebra Anderson David Feeney Lugs Lincoln David Montgomery p. ma.n. Laura Ferguson m. Matthew Aldworth title m. Ronan Breslin, Colin McGeoch sd. rec. Angus McPake sd. designer John Cobban costume designer Denise Coombes make-up designer Christnme Brack 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 2nd ass. d. Su Bainbridge 3rd ass. d. Gavin Kinnaird p. accountant Neil Cairns p. ass. Noirin O'Connor p. trainees Claire MacKenzie, Joanna Matthews unit driver Colin 'Stumpy' Davidson unit runner Paul Saltman location man. Shian Holt sc. supervisor Iain Andrew focus puller Julie Bills clapper loader Alysia Maciejowska camera trainees Elizabeth Harris, Nora Goldrick grip Mark Donnelly ABC crane operator Tim Critchell gaffer Derrick Ritchie genny operator Davy Sherwin electrician Niall Smyth boom operator Simon Tomlinson art d. Emer O'Sullivan ass. art d. Jenny Alexander art dept. ass. Halla Groves Raines standby props Ewan Robertson carpenter Phil Bowen art dept. trainees Les Quinn, Kevin Steele wardrobe ass. Martin Allen make-up trainee Stephanie Dudgeon chaperone Linsey Donnelly, Martina Gormley, Mary Mills ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison m. engineer Mark Osbourne stills ph. Callum McKenzie p. exec. Annette MacMillan exec. p. Sara Harkins, Becky Lloyd With thanks to Mark Abram, Jill Alexander, Claire Anderson, Alfred Archer, Eileen Bannerman, Ross Brackenridge, Sean Browne, Zoe Brown, Louise, Kevin and Ross Burns, The Crilley Family [... et al ...] .
In 1947 the world’s leading photo journalists chose ten families at random for an American Magazine, the Ladies Journal to represent our common humanity in the wake of war. In this film, we’ve tracked down these families throughout the world to learn of their lives over the extraordinary past half century.
Director, Seona Robertson, Les Wilson ; Producer, Caledonia, Sterne & Wyld. -- Credits: narr. Julie Christie m. composed and performed by Jim Sutherland Thanks to Dr. Aluma Araba; Cathy Costain, The British Council, Cairo; Daniel Zheng, The British Council, Shanghai; Dan Collison, Christian Aid; New Sudan Council of Churches; Gamal Shafik, Press Centre, Cairo; Reagan High School, Houston; Phil Schultz; Yan Xiaoqian, Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau; Seme Solomona, Bishop of Yei; Telecom Italia, Florence; Terra Museum of American Art, Chicago Archive sources The Ladies Home Journal, Magnum, George Rodger Estate, Horace Bristol Estate, Larry Burrows Estate, John G. Morris Collection University of Chicago, The Meredith Corporation, Time Inc., The Mitchell Library Glasgow camera ass. Frank Battersby, Derek Little, Faye video camera Bob Batchelor telecine colourist Chris Goding online ed. Andrew McGuirk rostrum camera Malcolm Paris dubbing mixer Cy Jack location man. Rashid Bakhit, Cao Wenquing, Romany Helmy, Isaac Seme production accountants Brian Murray, Peter Graham researchers Chris Dolan, Anna Coombes, Stephen Townsend p. ass. Lorna Galt associate p. (China) Xiasong Atiyah, Zhang Yongning associate p. (Egypt) Mourad El Essawi associate p. (France) Sandy Lockhart associate p. (Germany) Anette Kempf associate p. (Italy) Nina Salvadori associate p. (Japan) Yuzuru Koga associate p. (Mexico) Chloe Sayer associate p. (Sudan) John Aduwe Enosa, Dina Kojo exec. p. for BBC Scotland Katie Lander ph. Patrick Duval sd. rec. Brian Howell ed. Peter Blackie p. man. Aileen Kane p. and d. Seona Robertson, Les Wilson BBC Scotland and the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund in association with Southern Star realised with the assistance of MAP-TV EC Media Programme and the Glasgow Television Development Fund. © BBC Scotland and Caledonia, Sterne & Wyld MCMXCIX [The Families The Hes | China The Alumas | Sudan The Redouins | France The Pratts | USA The El Gamels | Egypt The Hiatts | England The Stieglitzes | Germany The Gonzalezes | Mexico The Guercinis | Italy The Okamotos | Japan].
Set in the 1850s on Scotland's Isle of Mull. About the development of a relationship after partially lame Fionn takes in Eilidh after she washes up half-frozen in a boat with her hands bound.
Director, Bill Anderson ; Producer, National Film and Television School. -- Credits: The National Film and Television School presents a Katherine Hedderly Production. w. and d. Bill Anderson designer Ben Scott d. ph. Pentti Keskimaki ed. Melanie Adams sd. rec. Ron Bailey costume designer Annie Symons m. composed and conducted Robert Neufeld Made with financial assistance from The Scottish Film Production Fund Eilidh Robin McCaffrey Fionn Paul Higgins Jean Jenny Lee Minister Donald Douglas Father Ralph Riach The Fishermen Rob Roy Sampson James Andy Barr Tam Billy Riddock James McCleish, John Sykes, Willie Thorburn, Andy Murray, Steven White, Steve Lancaster, Dave Richey, Tom Bettley, Paul Kirsop, David Salkeld The Women Beth Barbara Horne Gil Richey, Francesca Richey, Val Leckie, Joyce Salkeld, Eileen Malloy, Barbara Bettley. Kim Russell, Christine Bardsley, Mary Bowman, Heather Jappy, Claire Cummings, Elizabeth McCiver, Shona MacKay, Catherine Henderson, Lyndsey McCiver, Juliette Knight, Julie Kirsop, Mabel Aitken, Rachel Watt, Margaret Parker, Val Wood, Emma Wood, Isabel McCleish, Sophie McCleish, Judy Price, Caitlin Henderson, Beth Leckie, Kirsty Canning, Rosa Devlin Holmes, Linda Devlin, Mairi Robertson, Suzi Sharples Children Boy Lewis Gallagher David Goodfellow, Graeme MacNeilage, Alisdair Bardsley Undertaker Phil Hendry Fishsmoker Shaun Carmichael Young Minister Ian Henry Minister's Wife Annie Symons casting consultants The Casting Company 1st ass. d. Ian Henry, Ted Thornton 2nd ass. d. Mo Colvin 3rd ass. d. Oscar van Heek, Tom Gearhart sc. supervisor Richard Max p. man. Loren Mrkusic location man. (Mull) Mercedes McGurn p. co-ordinator (Mull) Nadine Schoen NFTS co-ordinators Margaret Allison, Petrina Smith p. ass. Janine Selzer, Ali Turnbull runner Daniel Betteridge camera operatirs Roman Osin, Peter Thwaites camera ass. Robert Shaklady, Chris Bairstow clapper loader Phil Hendry electricians Enda Gibney, Robbie Broughton, Alvin Kuchler, Chris Rees boom operator Mags Scholes additional sd. rec. Paul Davies, Richard Flynn, Stuart Wilson, Eva Springer ass. art d. Kate Venner, Andy Nicholson ass. art d. (Mull) Jack Abrahams, John Jones art dept. (Mull) Dave Mullins, Mark Blatchford, Alex Ward construction (Mull) Ira Potter, Martin Savage, James Wooley, Brendan Savage, David Salkeld art dept (London) Jeff Leyshon, Lucy Reeves, Patricia Fortini construction (London) John Hand, John Scott scenic artist Andrew Garnett-Lawson dry stone walling Alec Clark nautical propbuyer Donny McQueen animatronics Ray Scott, Joe Scott tractor driver Neally McCall deer handler Trevor Smith bee handler Paul Hand cow handlers Donny and Jean McCall, David Barker, Freddie Bosher make-up and hair designer Louise Ricci make-up artist Renata Hall costumer ass. Patricia Fortune wardrobe ass. Carin Donaldson, Pam Downe, Katherine Fanthorpe, Alex Westover costumes supplied by Maria Liljefors, The Royal National Theatre, Rith & David Symons sd. ed. Robert Darvell ass. sd. ed. Kallis Shamaris foley artist Pam Finch dubbing mixer Mike Billing music recorded at The BBC Recording Studios with The London Philharmonic originated and printed on Eastman film from Kodak colour by Technicolor negative cutters Triad opticals Film Optic With special thanks to Paul Dickson, Ernest Walker, Alwyne Compton Farquharson, Trevor Howsam Ltd., Michael Samuelson Lighting, Donny & Jean McCall [... et al ...] Filmed on location on the Isle of Mull, Scotland and at Beaconsfield Studios, England. © The National Film and Television School 1992.
Short film. Andy is a telephone operator working at the Hastings telephone exchange. Everyday he copes with emergencies but on this particular day he has to deal with a series of calls from someone threatening to kill him.
Director, Alan Cumming ; Producer, Sarah Radclyffe Productions, Sundial Films. -- Credits: Andy Alan Cumming The Killer Jason Isaacs Callers Burt Caesar, Trevor Cooper, Ian Bunn, Beverley Hills, Anthony Jackson first ass. d. Paul Dale PA / continuity Irene Chawko second ass. d. Helen Kelley ass. p. accountant Richard Green d. ass. Ashley Berns camera ass. Jim Ryans grip James Grimes boom operator Gordon Lester computer screens by Steve Griffiths p. buyer Sue Claybyn standby props Noel Deegan, Anthony Minney graphics designer Tom Brooks unit ph. Lisa Linder dubbing ed. Lee Critchlow, Pauline Gardener dubbing mixer Steve Hudson gaffer Jimmy Wilson best boy Laurie Dodson sd. rec. Terry Elms hair and make-up designer Sarah Grispo sc. ed. Tracey Scoffield p. exec. Nigel Taylor p. associate Janet Wray exec. p. George Faber, Sarah Radclyffe BBC in association with Sarah Radclyffe Productions / Sundial Films. © BBC MCMXCV.
ACOUSTIC ROUTES [FILM PROMO FEATURING BERT JANSCH]
Documentary portrait of guitarist Bert Jansch. [Note:- this is film promo. only for a longer programme presented by Billy Connolly] [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/483555, last accessed 9/3/2009]
Director, [d. Jan Leman] ; Producer, Red Herring Film and Television. -- Credits: This special documentary will bring back together again the great acoustic guitar players of the early sixties. At the heart of Acoustic Routes is a celebration of their music. featuring Bert Jansch lighting John Kelly grips Alex Leadbetter sd. Lousi Kramer camera Mark Littlewood, Alan Stewart © Red Herring Film and Television 1991.
A girl falls ill in Glasgow in an area inhabited predominantly by refugees and an asylum support officer begins to suspect that a right-wing terrorist might be targeting the area with biological weapons.
Director, Kenneth Glenaan ; Producer, Hart Ryan Scotland Production. -- Credits: [exec. p. David Hart Production Co-ordinator DEVLIN, Mark Production Manager KACZYNSKI, Brian Screenplay JOFFE, Rowan Director of Photography SMITH, Graham Editor HETHERINGTON, Kristina Production Designer MACLEOD, Zoë Art Director WONG, Stephen Music WARDENER, Max de Sound BRUCE, Stuart] Cast Sherko Hussein ZEN-ALOUSH, Sherko Resa Hussein HASSAN, Benae Robina Dhondy QURESHI, Robina Dr Annie Millbrook CALDER, Morag Bill Grigson VENTRY, Laurie Brian Cooper BRENNAN, Liam Mother Hamez SADOLLAH, Sana interpreter IBRAHIM, Peri epidemiologist CHRISTIE, Peter chief executive KELLY, Elinor ward consultant STEPHENSON, Gerda medical director PICKAVANCE, Robert senior police detective HANMORE, Ian senior staff nurse DONNELLY, Kate] © Channel Four Television Corporation MMI.
Ten environmental activists board an oil rig to protest against its reported destruction. They arrive in the evening and prepare to broadcast to the outside world. But things are not what they expect. They are surprised to find no maintenance crew. Then one of the group is bitten by a rat and later is found dead. And that night, another group member...
Director, Julian Kean ; Producer, KCD Films. -- Credits: A KCD Films production in association with Scottish Screen w. Julian Kean, Graeme Clapperton, Bill Dale and Sally Charlton d. ph. Jan Pester ed. Chris Barwell casting Matt Western m. Tom Smail associate p. Michael Ball, Charles Campbell. Bobby Chada, Stephen Doe, Michael Finney, Charles Gaynor, Christopher Hornbrook, Toby Ingram, Hector Kilpatrick, Matthew Markiewicz, Mark Robertson Cast (in order of appearance) Vincent Jaason Simmons Will Bryan Carney Sophie Juliet Diamond Annie Kerry Norton Crawford Noel Fitzpatrick Kay Richard Norton Mole David Rae Eric Rory McCann Iona Heather Peace Tom Jamie Bamber Pilot Mark Inglis Jim Mark Nisbet Oil Rig Manager Rod McNeill Oil Rig Workers John Clyde, David Esemal, James Frame, Craig Fraser, Kenny Gilchrist, Tam Toye, Joseph Turner Scottish Screen production exec. Steve McIntyre first ass. d. Mark Inglis second ass. d. Warren Chapman focus pullers Steven Cassidy, John Harper grip Mark Donnelly grip trainee Mark Dorris camera trainees Dan Lamoon, Chris Andres gaffer Ewan Epton best boy Andrew M'Itwamwari production sd. mixer Brian Milliken sd. maintenance engineer Bradley Kendrick Scottish Screen trainee Martin Ireland art d. Mike McLoughlin art ass. Chris Greenall standby props Dee Rimbaud corpse by The Quickening hair and make-up designer Fiona McCullough costume designer Harriet Edmonds third ass. d. Jane Ryan, Saskia Coplan floor runner Alex Buchanan p. runner Colin lves stills ph. Dan Welldon extras casting Liz Bisset Management casting ass. (Scotland) John Clyde, Gordon Dallas Scottish Screen trainee ed. Anna Mehta unit driver Robert Scouler, John McGiveron catering Caterco (Scotland) Ltd., King Boar Catering, Thomas Compston fight arranger Carter Ferguson armourer Perry Costello animals provided by Creature Feature safety drivers by Splashsports Services unit nurse Stephania Swiatek Aerial Unit cameraman Peter Thompson pilot Michael Malrie-Smith supervising sd. ed. Ian Bown foley artists Brian Mosdeley, David Yapp re-recording mixer Chris Domaille colourist videoFX / online ed. Tony Osborne post production supervisor George Panayiotou title graphics Garry Clarke insurance provided by Aon . Arthur Rubin banking services Nat West Bank, The Royal Bank of Scotland legal services by Addleshaw Booth & Co. camera equipment supplied by Arri Media grip equipment supllied by GHS lighting equipment supplied by Lee Lighting Avid equipment supplied by Metro Broadcast high definition post production Films @ 59 pre and post production facilities production vehicles Cabervans, Business Buses, Condor Van Hire, Portman Motors Ltd., Enterprise Rentacar, Bernard Brogan portable toilets by Loo King This feature was shot entirely on location in Scotland and London The Producers wish to thank Ferguson Shipbuilders, Caledonian MacBrayne, The Jarvis Hotel Gourock, Bristow Helicopters, Diamond Offshore Drilling (UK) Ltd., Babcock Rosyth Defence Ltd, The Island of Bute, Nevill Long, Viking Life Saving Equipment Special thanks to Cameron Buchanan, Laurence Dale, Richard Deane, Eric Doyle, Paul Latham, Bill Lovell, Lt. Commander Chris McLarnon, Drew Rance, Allan Robertson, Yvonne Tillyer © 2002 KCD Films Ltd. All rights reserved. All material is protected by the copyright laws of the United States and all countries throughout the world [... et al ...] Supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. .
Drama. A dark contemporary thriller set in Edinburgh. Nickie Dryden (Billy Connolly) is an ex-convict and debt collector once jailed for murder. Now leading a respectable life, he is still tormented and humiliated by Keltie (Ken Stott), the policeman who succeeded in convicting him.
Director, Anthony Neilson ; Producer, Dragon Pictures. -- Credits: Film Four presents in association with The Glasgow Film Fund. A Dragon Pictures Production. casting d. Jina Jay original m. Adrian Johnston costume designer Trisha Biggar line p. Liz Bunton ed. John Wilson p. designer Mark Geraghty d. ph. Dick Pope BSC w. and d. Anthony Neilson Dryden Billy Connolly Keltie Ken Stott Val Francesca Annis Catriona Shauna MacDonald Duncan Sandy Neilson Flipper Iain Robertson Young Girl Julie Wilson-Nimmo Young Man Alan Francis Jobbie James Thompson Kev Steven Duguid Policeman 1 Matt Costelloe Policemna 2 Stuart Blyth Colquhoun Alastair Galbraith Scott Gordon Orr Susie Jenny Foulds Radio Interviewer Neil McKinven Lana Annette Crosbie Maccrieff Ford Kiernan Lulu Ronnie Ancona Gregor Jimmy Logan Alice Una McLean Barmaid Dawn Steele Doctor Deirdre Davis Tattoo Staff Member Debbie Murray Tattoo Official Phil McKee Lawyer Andrew Barr Policeman in Court Robbie Smith Dempsey Nurse Julia Currie Crew 1st ass. d. Mary Soan 2nd ass. d. Josh Robertson 2nd, 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Mark Murdoch location man. Robert How ass. location man. Michael Higson sc. supervisor Margaret Graham p. co-ordinator Ruta Ozols producers ass. Katie Goodson, Elaine Chin p. office runner Drew Cain extras co-ordinator Alex Purbrick ass. casting d. Shaheen Baig additional casting - Glasgow Julie Austin p. acocuntant Wendy Ellerker ass. accountant Fry Martin steadicam operator Alistair Rae focus puller Lewis Buchan clapper loader Derek Walker camera grips Colin Strachan, Stuart Bunting camera trainee Mark Thomas sd. rec. Colin Nicolson boom operator Tony Cook sd. trainee Kamala Maniam art d. Ken Wheatley ass. art d. Laura Donnelly p. buyer Sue Morrison art dept. runner Emer O'Sullivan Dryden's scupltures Adam Butcher make-up designer Caroline Noble ass. make-up artist Heather Hillington wardrobe supervisor Eleanor Baker wardrobe ass. John Laurie stunt co-ordinator Lee Sherward stunt doubles Ray de Haan, Andreas Petrides, Neil Finnighan, Tracey Eddon stand-ins Glen Greer, Todd McNaughton property master Peter Grant dressing propmen Dennis Knotts, Alan Doyle standby propmen Douglas Glen, Tony Sheridan props driver Eric Smith, Robert Etherson construction man. Jamie Baxter chargehand carpenter Ben Barry carpenters Eric Harrison, Gary Hesketh, Peter Knotts, Paul Murphy chargehand painter Sam Curren painters Henry Gallagher, Bobby Gee, Carol Souter standby rigger Billy Wilson standby carpenter Richard Hassall standby painter Paul Curren gaffer Willie Cadden best boy Graham Walker electricians Arthur Donnelly, Paul Bates, Stewart Farmer caterer Guy Cowan catering ass. Georgia Sawyers.
DUNDEE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF - HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Amateur footage of a Hallowe'en party at Dundee School for the Deaf.
DUNDEE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF - TAYFIELD HOUSE AND SKIING
Amateur footage of activities for children at Dundee School for the Deaf, including a trip to Tayfield House, skiing and PE classes.
Why are so many Scots throwing off their clothes in wild abandon to embrace the midges and chilly climate of Scotland? Because it’s liberating!
Director, Carolyn Mills ; Producer, Hospscotch Films. -- Credits: Thanks to Edinburgh Naturist Swim Club, Forth Naturist Club, The Scottish Outdoor Club, Sunnybroom Sun Club, Xanadu Club online ed. Audrey McColligan dubbing ed. John Cobban sd. John Currie camera Kirstin McMahon ass. p. Emily Field ed. Lynn Morrison exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie © 2003.
Experimental documentary on the children of navy personnel - a study of packing and unpacking, movement, loss and memory. Archive footage and artistic imagery features throughout.
Director, Paul Cameron ; Producer, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop. -- Credits: Thanks to Kevin Cameron, Robert Dungate: The British Defence Film Library, Mandy MacKintosh, Scott Douglas, Patricia McDaid, Gillian Steel, Leslie Burgess: Royal Navy Public Relations Department, Commander Tony Croke: Royal Navy Public Relations Department, Lieutenant Commander Kevin Thomas: HMS Gannett, Vicky Fleck, Scottish Film Archive, The Helensburgh Advertiser, Navy News. Navy Children Clea Wallace, Ian Welsh, Liz Ingram, Paul Raus, Jane Fields Experts Captain Dick Lake, Ruth Jolly camera ass. Christopher Cameron voiceover Victoria Doyle archive super eight Mr. D.B. George slides Leslie Cameron military archive The British Defence Film Library m. Kevin Cameron sd. loops Paul Cameron research Lee Davidson facilities Glasgow Film and Video Workshop funded by Scottish Screen's and Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme d. Paul Cameron. © 1999.
Rooted introduces us to hairdressers Anna and Lindsay, their salons, their clients, and the experiences they share. An intimate portrayal of Black culture in Scotland.
Director, Kapwani Kiwanga ; Producer, Lion Television Scotland. -- Credits: camera Jim Leishman sd. Becky Thomson add. camera Caitlan Buchanan, Ed Edwards camera ass. Scott Tate p. ass. Amber Parsons runners Katherine Simpson, Kerry Barr stills Kwesi Raphael offline ed. Tadgh O'Sullivan m. Marcus Britton dubbing mixer John Cobban online ed. Dylan Roodt exec. p. Lucinda Broadbent Thanks to Anna, her family and clients; Lindsey, her family and clients. © MMIV.
Spike, a 15 year-old runaway, is given a home by Esther, a young woman with mental health problems. With Spike's support, Esther gains confidence to sing in a jazz club. Although Spike appears the stronger of the two, mistreatment of a neighbour's baby brings back his own past... A story of the healing power of unconditional love.
Director, Manu Kurewa ; Producer, Tern TV. -- Credits: Esther Kananu Kirimi Spike Jamie Dodds Sean Jim Ritchie Mr. Flintstone Rab Affleck Mrs Flintstone Tricia Mullen Baby Michael Affleck Musicians Ross Hamilton, Alan Dale "After The Rain" and "I'll Be There" Lyrics Linda Anderson. Music Paul Leonard Morgan © Rage Music voice coach Roz Steen medical adviser Paul Sclare art d. Graham Hunter art dept. ass. Chris Young gaffer Raymond Broadfoot electrician Willie Caddens p. co-ordinator Jason Hendriksen p. ass. Niklas Vestberg, Vicky Stoller chaperones Elizabeth Lyons, Gillian Affleck third ass. d. Emma Bedford floor runner Sarah Sandison locations ass. Kevin MacDonald camera operator Jack McNairn camer ass. Gary Downie grip Allan Henderson sd. rec. Bert Paterson boom operator Alan MacNicol online ed. Gerry Brogan sd. dubbing Cy Jack sc. supervisor Anne McGarrity costume designer Carole Millar make-up designer Claire McAndrew p. ass. Lorna Megginson first ass. d. Bill Clark location man. Mark McGhee p. man. Rebecca Knapp casting d. Aileen Ritchie p. designer Annette Whitelaw m. composed by Paul Leonard-Morgan avid ed. Hilary McCusker-Thompson d. ph. Soren Bay, DFF exec. p. Mark Grindle, Steve McIntyre © MMI.
Promise Land is the funny and unflinching animated story of a fictional journalist’s self serving and helter-skelter attempt to cover the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Director, Gili Dolev ; Producer, Sell Out Pictures. -- Credits: w. Gili Dolev exec. p. Steve Flack p. man. Martin Gornall voices Omid Djalili,. Rebecca Front, Tim Robinson, Alasdair Arthur Lay casting Wendy Brazington musical d. Simon Richardson sd. engineer Grant Milne storyboards Gil Dolev concept art David McCue, Gillian Barrette character design Steve Lenton, Ross Burt, Ian Yeats, Ruaraidh Gillies layout Liz Myhill, Vicki Haworth, Kyla Tomlinson, Calum Carr, Jonathan Byrne animat. Ruaraidh Gillies, Andy Boyd, Ross Burt, Chris Brincat, Alan MacEachern add. animat. Neil Lennox, Rowan Dewar 3D backgrounds and animat. Mark Tennant, Martin Gornall, Jonathan MacIntosh, Grame Hawkins lead inbetweener Kyung Hwa Lee inbetweeners Jonathan Byrne, Thomas Steadman, Karen Farquhar, Ian Gillian, Heather Wyllie cleanup artists Paul Anderson, Se-Young Chun, Colin Barrie, Dave Shea, Lyndsey Hutton, Rebecca Barnett, Lindsey Key, Till Lassmann, Joseph Smith, Chris Cassell, Craig Cameron, Peter Clark, Alice Sutherland, Ashleigh Spence, Anita Egenbauer colouring Garry Whitton, Paul Anderson, David Cleland, Rayah Kirkpatrick, Jonathan Byrne, Thomas Steadman IT support Peter Bevan compositing Gili Dolev, Martin Gornall Music Tracks "Intro" music composed and arrangement Simon Richardson "Suicide Rapp" lyrics Gili Dolev; music composition and arrangement Kevin Reid "Synagogue Song" lyrics Gili Dolev; music composition and arrangement Simon Richardson "Slavery Song" lyrics Gili Dolev; music composition and arrangement Simon Richardson "Peace Song" lyrics Gili Dolev; music composition and arrangement Donna Maciocia "Grand Finale" music composed and arrangement Simon Richardson vocals Alastair G. Bruce, Brian Ferguson, Beverly Rye, Peter Ashmore, Tim Robinson, Alasdair Arthur Lay, Morgan Petrio, Ben Flack, Hannah Henderson, Martin Gornall musicians Kyla Tomlinson, Simon Richardson, Donna Maciocia, Alan Nolan, David Christie, Simon Carter, Kevin Reid chorus Graeme Stewart, Jonathan MacIntosh, Thomas Steadman, Lain Gillian, Donna Maciocia, Kirstin Sands, Sonya Veelken, Ross Burt, Jonatahan Byrne, Paul Anderson, Janice Aitkin, Marian Jordan, Louise Murray, Cara Laing Thanks Suzan Zidayck, Paul Clementsmith, Bruce Sutherland, Neil Bond, Cara Laing, Rona Dolev, Ryan Beattie, Dennis Sutton, Tracy McConnell-Wood, Sean Kiernan, Richard Carr, Tarek S. Hamad, Fiona Hislop, Mark Holmes, Mike Stubbs, Janice Aitken, Sharon Campbell, Fraser MacLean, Cora Cluett A Sell Out Pictures film produced with financial assistance from The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and produced with the assistance and support of The School of Television and Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, University of Dundee. Digital Film Lab. Goldcrest Post Production. Wingate Scholarships, The Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation. © Sell Out Pictures / Gili Dolev 2002.
A day in the life of an unappreciated little girl.
Director, Rowan Walker ; Producer, Short Film Factory. -- Credits: Eight and a Half Donna Doreen Robertson Lynne Amanda-Jane Ballantine Lynne's Mother Carol Pyper Rafferty Donna's Father Steven Cartwright Nurse Jane Stabler series p. Deborah Keogh series co-ordinator Angela Smith sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker p. exec. John McKain programme adviser Arabella Page-Croft p. man. Rebecca Knapp location man. Simon Weston sc. supervisor Mary Lagan p. co-ordinator Vicky Stoller 2nd ass. d. Kenny MacDonald 3rd ass. d. Sarah Sandison floor runner Kevin MacDonald unit ass. Niklas Vestberg focus puller Julie Bills clapper loader Julia Robinson, Lorna Hutcheon camera trainee Willy Pearce gaffer Garaham Walker best boy George Muir grip Robert Etherson sd. rec. Angus McPake design ass. Thea McGhie art dept. ass. Christine Gibson, Lucy Vaughn, Ailean Stuart costume designer Gill Horn costume supervisor Elaine D. Nichols make-up / hair designer Jennifer Ann Jones casting Victoria Beattie colourist Kai Van De Beere dubbing mixer Dave Murricane ed. Andrew Fegen p. designer Marius Van Der Werff d. ph. Philip Robertson w. and d. Rowan Walker A Short Film Factory Production for BBC Scotland and BBC Choice in association with Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and The Film Council © BBC Scotland 2001.
A young vaudevillian ventriloquist attempts to charm a drunken audience with his song. Can Herman sing?
Director, Douglas Neilson ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: w., animat. and d. Douglas Neilson d. ph. Alex Hill set and models, designed and built Estelle Richardson sd. design and score Graeme Neilson Edinburgh Mediabase.
Coll is stuck serving hotdogs from a van to passing travellers - until she meets a mysterious old man who emerges every day from the forest opposite the van.
Director, Sarah Gavron ; Producer, APT Films & Lazennec Tout Court Production. -- Credits: Coll Jenny Foulds Old Man James Grant Butch Malcolm Shields sc. ed. Aileen Ritchie, Abilgail Youngman p. Cath Wadling, Olivia Spencer, Sue Porter p. design Rhona Wilson, Sarah Bremner, Evie Miloszewska make-up Laura Hill costume Lindsey Davidson 1st ass. d. Mark Murdoch 2nd ass. d. Patrick McGurn electrician Michael Toher camera ass. David Byrne, Janis Marsh, Sean Barclay boom operator Sandy Miller sd. ed. Simon Chase sd. supervisor Roger Walker p. designer Mark Leese composer Alasdair Reid ed. Torkel Gjorv d. ph. Tom Townend w. Denise Whittaker co-producers Marilyn Milgrom, Philippa Atterton 10 x 10 series p. Jeremy Howe, Angie Daniell An APT Films & Lazennec Tout Court Production in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, The British Film Institute and Atom Films for BBC Bristol. © BBC MM .
Civil War, Scotland. The Army has been ordered in to crush rebelling villages, and mounts massive searches to hunt down the remaining Rebels. To the embarrassment of the Government, one rebel repeatedly evaded capture and became legendary. During the searches, Lairds forced local crofters to provide food and shelter for the soldiers. Anyone who resisted, or was suspected of treason, was hanged.
Director, Elaine McChesney ; Producer, Angel Jumps. -- Credits: w. , d. and p. Elaine McChesney ed. Martin Dick camera Ray Tallan sd. / stills ph. Peter McNally p. ass. David McFadyen catering Janette McChesney Cast The Maid Heather Dick The Soldier Carl Pickard The Rebel Christopher Thompson Children Kenneth McMonagle, Lisa McMonagle, Steven McMonagle Children's Voices Bethan Noble, Catriona Melville Filmed on location in Scotland at Raera Farm, Kilninver and Oban, Argyll. Special thanks to Ann Davidson, Phil Eaglesham, Alan Gault, Colin Gruber, Robert Hunter, Jim Inglis, Sally Inglis, Al Kingsbury, Angela McFadyen, John McMonagle, Sheila McMonagle, Steven McSweeney, Kirsteen Menzies, Fiona Rowan, Judith Ward, Tom Wilson, The Barber Shop Oban, The Greengrocers Oban, David Webster Camera Centre Oban, Corran Halls Oban, Glasgow Media Access Centre and Cardonald College Glasgow. Cello perfomed by Phillipa Bull All music original compositions by Colin Blakey @ Mouthpiece Music.com .
A young mother’s trust in mankind is challenged when she decides to help a stranger while on a journey through the barren landscape of her conflicting emotions and perceptions.
Director, Tom Gerhardt ; Producer, Picture House . -- Credits: Cineworks and Centenary Reels in association with Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, Scottish Television, Scottish Screen, Napier University and Scottish Borders Council present A Picture House Production. Sarah Lucinda Baillie Michael Gabriel MacTurk Joel Angus Behm Trucker Owen Kavanagh counterhand Steve McNicoll cafe lady Julia Reid Lead Biker Chick Allan associate p. Rebecca Brazil, Chris Orvis 1st ass. d. Nick Thermes 2nd ass. d. Julia Reid 3rd ass. d. John Behm p. co-ordinators Tracey Fearnehough, Mehrnoosh Sobhani continuity Anee Sobhani runners Silke Isbrand, Gordon Buchan, Marie Reilly, Penni Dolan stunt driver Austen J. Reid stills ph. Kane Rutherford, Ian Dodds casting agency Pat Lovett mixed fruit catering Isobel Fletcher camera equipment Napier University specialist grip equipment Hammerhead Scotland film stock Kodak processing Soho Images neg cutting Tru Cut synching of rushes Wonderlust camera operator Mark Jenkins 1st camera ass. Graham Scott clapper / loaders Hannah Rumsby, Mathias Basso sd. rec. Paul Taylor, Mike Campbell sd. advisor Robert Anderson dubbing mixer John Cobban The production with to thank the following for their generous help and support Dan MacRae, Centenary Reels; Cordelia Stephens, Cineworks; Jack Shea, Napier University; Chris Orvis, Hammerhead Scotland; All the staff, Digital Facilities; Film & Video Access Centre, Lara Celini; GMAC, Ian Reid; Andrew Cruickshank, Movie Music; Keith and Morag Dunlop, The Glen Cafe; Susan and George, Star Cafe; Jim Cushley, Lixtull Garage; M.W. Brunsdon, Radio Handsets; Peter MacGill, Citroen Man; Sir Keith Arbuthnot, Landrover Owner; Scottish Screen Locations; Greggs Bakery [... et al ...] art d. Tom Sayer art ass. Becky Brazil, Ian Dodds costumes Jessica Brettle d. ph. Enrico Harvey ed. Bert Eeles m. composed and performed Dougie MacLean, published Limetree Arts & Music This film was based on a short story 'Guardian Angel' written by Karin Kane Evans. screenplay Karin Kane Evans and Tom Gerhardt Completion funding by Cineworks. exec. p. Cordelia Stephens. © Picture House (Scotland) Ltd. / Cineworks MM Shot on location in the Scottish Borders and the Highlands..
A rodent arrives in a box... A battle of wits between and old man and a mouse begins.
Director, Will Becher ; Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: composer Julian Scott sd. effects Neil Jack digital transfer LipSync Post post producer Alasdair MacCuish digital lab supervisor Katja Hollman recording supervisor Chris Thornton scanning operator Scott Goulding Thanks to Donald Holwill, Alan Mason, Rachel Bevan Barker, Neil Kempsell, Ian MacKinnon, Friends and Family A film by Will Becher. Edinburgh College of Art. .
Glasgow has streets full of tanning salons which service the Glaswegian desire for glamour. We take a look at the peely-wally Scots obsession with having sun kissed brown, or orange, skin.
Director, Emma K. Sanders ; Producer, Gabriel Films. -- Credits: Thanks to Huntley Film Archives, Scottish Film Archive, British Pathe PLC, Blue Lagoon, City Inn, The Cube, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Met Office, The Stand, Dawn Wright camera John Agnew sd. Steve Gordon, Stuart Major, Alan McNicol lighting Jack Henderson, Willie Ramsey rostrum camer Malcolm Paris graphics Daniel Warren sd. dubbing Cy Jack ed. Eric McIntyre exec. p. Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robin McPherson Special thanks to The Weather for being itself... wet. © MMII [Tommy Sheridan, Craig Hill].
Flying bin bags, missing sofas, broken lifts and a complete power failure make an interesting night for tenants of a council tower block.
Director, Stuart Grieve ; Producer, In Amongst It. -- Credits: p. designer Suzanne Field costume designer Louise Noble make-up artist Lorraine Prosser sd. rec. Duncan Reid original music composed and performed Haile Suspect Productions ed. Hilary McCusker-Thomson d. ph. Philip Robertson exec. p. Mark Grindle, Steve McIntyre w. John Rooney Rab Stephen McCole Jake Alan McCafferty, Katy Joanna McLeod Alice Anne Downie Delivery Man John Comerford Janet Lori McLean Frank John Rooney Donna Joanne McNulty Jimmy Paul McCole Peter Kevin James Kelly Concierge Owen Gorman Priest Rony Bridges Mr. Murphy Charles Aitchison Vijay Razwan Shafi Taxi Driver Joseph Cassidy Policeman 1 Eric Barlow Policeman 2 Dave Thomson Shifty Guy 1 Grant Burns Shifty Guy 2 Craigv Stewart Woman at Door 1 Joyce Miller Woman at Door 2 Joyce Smith Boy in Lift Michael Keenan Girl in Lift Heather Keenan Woman in Church Sheena Moss Raj Takir Hussain 1st ass. d. Robbie Sandison 3rd ass. d. Morris Milne p. man Rebecca Knapp location man. Mark McGhee unit man. Jason Hendrikson sc. supervisor Anne McGarrity camera operator Alan Nicol camera ass. Gary Downie boom operator Alan MacNicol gaffer Ray Broadfoot electrician Willie Cadden grip Allan Henderson graphics Graham Campbell online ed. Tom Malcolm stills ph. Charlie Crawford location ass. Kevin MacDonald location runners Sarah Sandison, Kari Brekke, Richard Cockerill, Colin Smith art dept. ass. Lucy Vaughan prop hands David O'Neill, Steven Yull p. ass. Lindsay Grieve, Vicky Stoller storyboard artist Matthew Kerr dubbing mixer Cy Jack Who Wants to be a Millionaire? clip courtesy of Celador Productions Thanks to Chris Coombes, Jo Brown, Sandra Grieve, Ron Waddell, Karen Rooney, Graeme Kerr, Lorna Meek, Michael Wilkin, Steve Arthur In Amongst It Productions © MMI.
The video diary of Grimby and Marion, two unemployed animation puppets trying to work their way back into the limelight. The question is - does the industry need them?' Wallace & Gromit style character animation.
Director, Neil Jack ; Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: Video Diaries ed. Neil Cammock series p. Rich Wheater A Channel 2 Production 2001 Grimby Neil Cammock Marlon Rich Wheater Presenter Katie Hill Chums Vig Bill Elliot live action cinematography Rob Fox ed. Rob Fox, Neil Jack key grip Bill Elliot Chums Vig design titles Peter Traynor, Neil Jack created and anim. by Peter Traynor m. w.and performed by Neil Jack p. and mixed by Dave O'Neill Thanks to Donald Holwill, Alan Mason, Neil Kempsill, Cormac O'Kane, Rachel Bevan-Baker, Peter Hynes, Louise Macfarlane, Matt Rochester special thanks to Mum & Dad w. d. and anim. Neil Jack Edinburgh College of Art 2001.
MOVING ON BETWEEN THE LINES (A WHEEL OF LIFE)
25 records encompassing different characteristics: Pleasure, Pain, Anger. The film is based loosely on a wheel of life and escaping it. the relationship of sound and image is explored using sounds from the original record.' Various artwork in the circular shape of spinning musical records to musical accompaniment.
Director, Joanna Ross ; Producer, [p.c. Glasgow School of Art]. -- Credits: a film by Joe Ross m. Stuart Fulford.
"Under My Skin" explores the evolving identities of two immigrant artists (Priya Sreekumar and Suhayl Saadi) against the backdrop of a multicultural Scotland.
Director, Sana Bilgrami ; Producer, Ghungroo Production. -- Credits: a film by Sana Bilgrami m. Keerthanam, Ragam Kedaram Thala Mishra Chappu by Muthu Swamy Deckshitar "Indian Summer" w. & p. by Phamie Gow stills Melanie Schollhammer p. Zain Bigrami, Sana Bilgrami with grateful thanks to Priya Sreekumar, Suhayl Saadi, Alina Mirza, Nadia Mirza Saadi, Melanie Schollhammer, Yi-Fang Lee, Elizabeth Harris, Roddy Simpson ECA, Point Conference Centre. a Ghungroo Production 2002.
A light-hearted observation of the emotions involved playing football on a playstation.
Director, David Hamilton ; Producer, Gray's School of Art. -- Credits: a David Hamilton film David Hamilton the victim Scot Sinclair the tormentor .
A short, humorous tale about two young girls realizing the difference between daydreaming and reality.
Director, Ingvild Soderlind ; Producer, Napier University. -- Credits: featuring Clare Cairns & Lynsie Crosbie cam. ass. Douglas Neilson sd. rec. Minka Jakerson sc. advisor Mags Corkery ed. & comp. Jeff Preager d. ph. Linda Wassberg p. Pavel Lopez w. & d. Ingvild Soderlind thanks to Caroline, Leon, Simon, Sam, Ditte, Colin, Gary, Roger, Alex, Dave, Jim. Napier University 2001..
Memories prove to be built on shifting sands as a young man recalls the life and death of his errant father.
Director, Ditte Solgaard ; Producer, Suntrap Productions & Phred Films. -- Credits: Suntrap Productions & Phred Films present a film by Ditte Solgaard cast Robert Cavanah, Kathryn Cavanah and introducing Sam Finlayson w. Clark Dunn p. Rebecca Riley d. Ditte Solgaard cinemat. Sam Mitchell ed. Adam Rowland m. composed and performed by David Gilles sc. Ditte Solgaard sd. p. Michael Evans cam. ass. Adam Rowland cont. Stephania Buonajuti, Claudia Mann p. ass. Stefanos Pavlakis, Jeff 'Wode' Preager, Nick Gibbon, Gem Pope key grip Gordon Hamilton grips Jonny Elder, Gareth Wilson art. d. Annie Simpson-Elder costume des. Wynn McGuiness, Stephanie Parker make-up Clarissa Newnham period style advisor Wynn McGuiness cast Saint Robert Cavanah John Sam Finlayson Jude Kathryn Cavanah John (adult) Steve Crabb narr. Andre Byatt drinking pal David Duncan pub crowd Paul Bennett, Jonny Elder, Alan McGuiness, Angus Morrison, Wynn McGuiness, Lesley Bennett crowd outside toyshop Chelsea Elder, Claire Jeans, Haley Duncan, Tina Moskal-Guy, Zoe Moskal-Guy elderly couple Chris Hall, Jim Hall boys on beach Ross Currie, Christopher Grey, Jamie Ross, Jos Rylance-Murdoch thanks to Adam Elder, Dougie Fergusson, Sarah Finlayson, Lin Dalgleish, nigel Smith, Michael Shea, John Elder, Stirling Stewart, Julie Martin at Kodak, Jon Wilson, the residents of the Old Granery, Roger & Gary, the Auld Hoose pub, Paper Flower, Penny Farthing, North Berwick Police Dept., East Lothian & Mid Lothian Council, Peckhams, Bonaly Dairy, Media Education, Zorin Industries, Napier University Dept. of Photography, Film & Television. Filmed on location in North Berwick A Suntrap and Phred Films collaboration 2001..
"Ceiling Man" reveals the growing relationship between a film maker and his subject over a six month period, charting the physical decline of a heroin addict.
Director, James Alcock ; Producer, Yarmo Productions. -- Credits: The following film is an account of the time I spent with Alexander Blackwood between the months of January - June 2001. filmed, ed., d. and p. James Alcock m. Jenny Niven m. consultant Graham Anderson "Fire and Rain" written and performed by James Taylor 1969 Country Road Music, Inc./ Blackwood Music, Inc. BNI. Thee Candlestick ov Green: Cruel Insects (Anything for You) mixed by DJ Derbastler and Danilkin. Mastered by Ebreh Productions. Distributed by Media Distribution. (p) Sale! Publishing © Sale Records / Nova Records 2000 technical support Simon Hipkins online ed. James Nicolas Special thanks Michael McCann and the Janitors of the Gilmorehill Centre, University of Glasgow. Filmed on location in Glasgow and Edinburgh 2001, using MiniDV and Kodachrome 64. A Yarmo Production 2001. .
TV documentary - which tells the latest chapter in the story of the Boy David, a Campa Indian boy who suffered an insect bite as a child which caused a wasting of the flesh on his face. [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/652914, last accessed 12/3/2009]
Director, Alex McCall ; Producer, Man Alive Group. -- Credits: title m. Cleo Laine, James Galway m. Incantation, Bob Shearn archive BBC TV, Carlton UK archive camera Andrew Dunn, Alex Scott, John McNeill, Dick Johnstone archive sd. Roy Argyle, Brian Milliken, Douglas Kerr archive associate p. Jan Riddell co-ordinator (Peru) Manuel del Solar camera Denis Borrow sd. Les Honess online ed. Bill Ogden dubbing mixer Matt Skilton p. ass. Sarah Boszormenyi ed. Paul Jarvis p. man. Sheila O'Brien exec. p. for BBC Maggie Cunningham associate p. Lorelle Harker © BBC MCMXCIX.
Ruckenlage is a visual journey through Scotland's skies and the mind of Rudolph Hess, who flew to Scotland in 1941 to 'negotiate peace' with Britain.
Director, Astrid Bussink ; Producer, p.c Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen Text / excerpts of letters written by Rudolph Hess in prison voiceover Andre Hennicke Special thanks to Jim Hardie and his Messerschmitt pilots Fraser Beaton, Willie Devlin Thanks to Andy McGregor, Kieran Brady at Strathallan Skydive, Arnold Clark, Lord James Douglas-Hamilton, Karl Hoeffkes, Andrea Hess, Richard W. Sonnenfeldt, Giesela Spiering, Alan Stevenson & Lorna at Prestwick Flight Centre, Kim Longinotto, Michael Grigsby, Axel und Barbara Henrici, Darri Donnelly, Tamara van Strijthem, Amy Hardie, Keith Bowman, University of Napier, Jan Schaten, Evi Tsiligaridou, Sebastiaan Schlicher, Jackie Rayner, Marjolein Rothman, Eefje Versteegen, Hans Mulder archive Polarfilm, Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, RBB, Werner Rieb cinematographer Ian Dodds sd. designer Matt Hulse p. ass. Finlay Pretsell v/o recording Mario Fister Berlin liaison Marcus Welsch graphic design Kunny van der Ploeg ed. Astrid Bussink online ed. Katarina Turler online mastering Malcolm Warner, Playback HD p. Sonja Henrici short film exec. Scottish Screen Julia Caithness exec. p. Noe Mendelle A Bridging the Gap production supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Edinburgh College of Art, Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh & Lothian, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute.
Piece by piece, a menacing machine-system is constructed. Combining live action, stop-frame animation and a kinetic sculpture, Harrachov explores the effect of an arcane force that, like a black hole, exerts an irresistible power upon certain objects and materials.
Director, Matt Hulse, Joost van Veen. -- Credits: Nederlands Fonds Voor de Film, Rotterdams Fonds Voor de Film en Audiovisuele Media, Thuiskopie Fonds in association with Scottish Arts Council, Scottish Screen A film by Matt Hulse, Joost van Veen with Guy Bishop and Ben Rivers cinematography Matt Hulse, Ben Rivers, Joost van Veen ed. Matt Hulse, Joost van Veen design and construction of 'The Harrachov Exchange' Guy Bishop locations Snowdonia, North Wales; The Ariege, France; Dresden, Germany; Czech Republic Thank you The Kottings and Louyre, The Browns and Ken Goody, Ines Seifert and Andre Eckardi, Christian Horchert, Jonathan Adler, Pim Zwier, Frank Bruinsma, Roel van der Maaden, Worm Filmwerkplaats Rotterdam and The Many Contributors of Junk p. man. Lucy Brown p. Esther Urlus - Wayward Productions (NL) exec. p. Bob Last - Sell Out Pictures (UK) © 2006 Matt Hulse / Joost van Veen .
Fantastic film about a graphic designer. [synopsis from BFI database at http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150441081#, last accessed 06/05
Director, Morag McKinnon ; Producer, Rear End Productions. -- Credits: Carl Niall Greig Fulton Sri Jackie Joyce The Elder Tam Dean Burn Designer Steven McNicoll Buker Neil McArthur Baby Carl Rebecca Darling Young Carl Patrick Ramsay May Queen Liz Rankin Dancers Mark Leekei, Sarah Greere, Anita Sullivan, David Hunter, Eleanor Crow, Lorraine Cusack, Martin Danzinger, Christa Masbruch, Poppy Evans, Cora Bisset, Con Kozak, Sara Best Sea Nymphs Jacki Brown, Chloe Dear, Sara Colter, Mary-Anne Wright ed. Graham Robert Webb p. designer Tom Sayer d. ph. Enrico Harvey ass. p. Christine O'Hara ass. d. Graham Robert Webb exec. p. Morag McKinnon camera operators Peter Anderson, Mark Raeburn, Andy MacLeod, Kenneth Simpson sd. Steve Miller boom operator Steve Gilmore original music Astronaut Canteen dubbing mixer Bronek Korda dubbed at BBC Scotland underwater camera Dennis Lennie safety advisor Paul Wood dive co-ordinator Brian Henderson costumes Henrietta Thompson make-up Stephen Murphy, Shirley Rintoul puppets Barbara Bulatovic stills Dave Donolly 1st camera ass. Fraser MacDonald, Walter Bienz, Will Potter 2nd camera ass. Kirsty Dawson, Simon Vickery, Dave Sutton, Clive Granison, Kevin O'Brien, Jeremy Curnow, Ian Riddick, Ian Ferguson, Gary Scott, Andy Secchi lighting ass. Mark Jenkins key grip Dennis Lennie p. ass. John Lewis, Murray Dalgliesh, Louise Nixon, Martin Greechan art dept. ass. Mike Gunn, Sandra Johnston, Richard Crera add. sd. Robert Anderson, Declan McGrath, Colin Hood extrasRussell Burn, Hugh Allan, Sarah Neels, Henrietta Pink, Jim Patterson, Jane Alexander, Fiona Hutchison, Anne Mathieson, Peter Ord, Becky Wallace, Steven Lawson, Lynne Gilchrist, John Gerwood, Xavier Eloquin, Tim Follet, Sara Best, Iain Barker, Becks Tuillet, Grant Erskine, Steven Reynolds, Stuart Cunningham, Elspeth Murray, John Gerwood, Duncan McGregor, Murdo Wallace, Conor McNally, Margaret Reeves [... et al ...] Thanks to Ian Dodds, British Telecom, Arnold Clark Hire Drive, Monte Bryden, Motek, Mike Brunsdon, Perfect Pizza, Jewson Timber, A&A Hair Studios, City of Edinburgh District Council, Pepe Vittorio Natalie Begon, James Gardiner Associates [... et al ...] "Move On" (Joyce / Swan) by Mouth Music © Triple Earth Records. Triple Earth Music 1994. "The Futuroscope Part 1 Omid / Hope Garden of Dreams" by Pete Namlook & Dr. Atmo © Pete Namlook. Mark Chunge "La Vergine Degli Angeli" by Verdi © BMG Records BD 86587 "Der Hole Rache Kocht in Meinen Hertzen" by Mozart © EMI Records "Under Stars, An Ending (Ascent") by Brian Eno © Virgin Records. MCPS (BMC) "Over the Mountain" (R. Gavin) sung by Bobby Vinton (p) Arc Music Corp. © Epic Mouth Music are Jackie Joyce, Martin Swan, James MacIntosh, Quee MacArthur, Jeremy Black credits by Evolution Design funded by The Foundation for Sport & The Arts, Scottish Film School & Shepley-Shepley Trust, Edinburgh District Arts Council Eternal thanks to cast and crew for services beyond the call of duty. With love and best wishes to all - Morag Rear End Productions in association with The Scottish Film School.
A spoof study of a Scottish Asian entrepreneur who runs a marriage bureau using video instructions. The film examines the problems of traditional Asian values set in a British context.
Director, Avie Luthra ; Producer, A Raging Cow Production of a Roister Doister Film. -- Credits: Riz Subash Singh Pall Usha Saadia Ahmad Dillip Avie Luthra Shimon Archie Lal Raj Jaydeep Sarma Sonita Imara John Pulle The Son Shiv Paul The Father Mr. Amrik Athwall The Mother Mrs. Ajiet Kur Athwall Make-up Woman Nasreen Irshad The Film Crew Fauzia Ahmad, Faisal Azia, Niraj Malhotra, Rizia Robertson creative consultant Markku Koivusalo ass. d. Angela Murray continuity Steven Chester focus puller Mark Raeburn lighting electrician John Kelly boom operator Faisal Aziz make-up Rizia Robertson p. ass. Raha Lavasaney art dept. ass. Grum Robertson stills ph. Mo Crawley catering Mandy Wren dubbing mixer Brian Patterson m. consultant Faz Hamid rostrum camera Mike Campbell neg cutting Jimmy Heffernan titles Paperdart associate p. Catherine Aitken sd. Simon Chirgwin designer Simon Yuill ed. David Gibson lighting camera John Brown m. Bruce Wilson w. and d. Avie Luthra With thanks to Aman Oriental Foods Ltd., Edinburgh; Flip of Holloywood; The India Shop; In Video; Skyline Film & Television Productions; Bombay Video; Radio Kranti; Alien Arts Theatre Company; Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh; Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust; Glasgow Film Workshop; GHS; Bucks Motion Picture Laboratories and Michael Samuelson Lighting; Eric Smith; Shelagh Atkinson; Karen Rookwood; Iain B. MacDonald; Su Bainbridge; John Orr; Tariq Hussein, Dan MacRae [... et al ...] Produced in association with The Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television, The Post Office. A Raging Cow Production of a Roister Doister Film. © Raging Cow Films 1993.
Five unemployed young men, bored with their empty lives, decide to embark on a fantasy adventure. They start off on their journey in their own back yard in Leith, Scotland.
Director, Gillies Mackinnon ; Producer, Jam Jar Films. -- Credits: Jam Jar Films presents in association with Film Four International Manfred Karge's art d. Andy Harris ed. Stephen Singleton lighting cameraman Sean van Hales m. Guy Woolfenden original stage play by Manfred Karge translated by Tinch Minter and Anthony Vivis adapted for the screen by Gareth Wardell exec. p. John Kelleher associate p. Penny Thomson Sloopianek Stevan Rimkus Butcher Leonard O'Malley Brown Gordon Cameron Frankieboy Alastair Galbraith Penguin Ewan Bremner Louise Laura Girling Rosie Julie-Kate Olivier Roddy John Michie Job Centre Assistant Michael Nardone Barman Romilly Squire Tramp 1 Allan Ross Tramp 2 Rab Christie Shakleton Gareth Wardell Waiter Matthew Costello Musician 1 Andy Munro Musician 2 Graham McKellar The Dog Cindy The Penguin Max London Casting John Hubbard p. man. Lee Leckie location man. Bill Clark p. co-ordinator Lesley Robinson p. accountant Hilda Booth 1st ass. d. Darryl Collins 2nd ass. d. Gus McLean 3rd ass. d. Sally Charlton p. runner Peter la Terriere focus Louise Stoner clapper loader Kay Sheridan grip James Coulter second grip Stuart Bunting sc. supervisor Margaret Waldie continuity trainee Pearl Morrison stills Gordon Terris gaffer Billy Watkins sparks Andy Stewart genny operator Len Holt camera dept. runner Jayne Wilding sd. mixer Colin Nicolson boom operator Tony Cook sd. dept. runner Andrea Seth art dept. ass. Zoe MacLeod p. buyer Jerry Organ construction man. Ross Balfour stagehand Paterson Lindsay painter Brian Gilmore standby props Piero Jamieson standby chippie Brian Adams dressing props Patrick Harkins propss van driver Dave Gilchrist make-up Mari Baird make-up ass. Helen Jenkings costume designer Lynn Aitken wardrobe ass. Morna Baxter art dept. runner Linda Ward sd. ed. Paul Clegg, Clive Gardener dubbing mixer Colin Martin ed. dept. trainee David Gibson stunt co-ordinator Stuart St. Paul special effects Kevin Molloy speech consultaant Marillyn Gray archive consultant Arne Pedersen production publicity Nora Farrell, Sarah Lewis-Davis post production secretary Rosie Pringle caterers Brendan Croasdell, Carmel McPike dog handler Norma McCabe penguin handler Richard Hill sc. adviser Frederic Lindsay "Star of Scotland" composed by Guy Woolfenden. Alto Saxophone Christopher Gradwell. Trumpet Dave Hancock. Trombone Colin Sheen. Keyboards David Firman. Bass Guitar Dave Olney. Percussion Eric Allen. Drums Barry de Souza. Musicians Session Services of London. m. consultant Wayne Bickerton mixing engineer Paul Batchelor music recorded at Odyssey Recording Studios, London titles Plume Partners processing laboratories Metrocolor London Ltd. re-recording studios VideoLondon Sound Studios catering Dowling Caterers publicity Hall Associates lighting and electrical equipment supplied by Cinequip Lighting archive material supplied by The Norwegian Film Institute, Oslo filmed entirely on location in Leith Docks and on Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, Scotland Special thanks Karin Bamborough and David Rose [... et al ...] © Jam Jar Films Limited 1989. All rights reserved..
Looks at the origins of shipbuilding in Clydebank and the development of the yard which was to be responsible for the launch of some of the greatest ships in the world, including the Queen Mary, the Queen Elizabeth and the QE2. Also outlines the many processes involved in building a ship and all the stages of construction, with some archive footage. The development of the Clydebank yard is followed through to the present day with a look at the move to designing and manufacturing highly sophisticated oil and gas rigs by the current owners, UiE.
Director, [d. Liam Paterson, Tony Grace] ; Producer, Life's Rich Tapestry. -- Credits: narr. Johanna Hall The generous assistance of UiE (Scotland) is gratefully acknowledged. Archive material reproduced by kind permission of Scottish Film Archive, Anchor Line Ltd., The British Council, The Central Office of Information, The Co-Operative Wholesale Society, Ian Jack A Life's Rich Tapestry Production for Clydebank District Libraries and Museums Department.
Supernatural thriller based on the tale of 'The Bottle Imp' by Robert Louis Stevenson, now given a modern flavour and set in 1990s Edinburgh.
Director, David Cairns ; Producer, Caspian Productions in association with Napier Polytechnic and Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: A Scottish Film Council / Scottish Television Award Winner Caspian Productions presents in association with Napier Polytechnic and Edinburgh College of Art. Based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson. w., d. and ed. David Cairns Charlie Andy Chung Louise Sarah Prince The Man in Black Billy Armour The Expert Ronnie Letham The Drunk Harry Glass The Go-Between Althea Duff The Imp Joe Gallagher ass. d. Morag McKinnon p. man. Anna Hursthouse p. runner Nigel Harper associate p. Sophie Smith ass. Heather Banks lighting d. Kenneth Simpson camera operator Emma Sogbodjor camera ass. Marina Silcox grip Aidan Anderson With special assistance by Mark Raeburn, Alan Maxwell, Kay Sheridan, Alan Davidson p. designer Dave Arrowsmith costume and make-up designer Hannah Robinson ass. Ellie Burdett m. composed and performed by Haftor Medboe sd. rec. Kiyoyuki Murakami with special assistance by Kenny Potter and Andrea Seth stills ph. Alan Braidwood illustrations Garry Marshall, Simon Fraser Film by Kodak. Colour by Technicolor. Made with the financial assistance of The Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television, The Princes Trust, Edinburgh District Arts Forum, Lothian Youth Forum, Barry McIlroy, Baby Legs Productions Special thanks to Steve Johnstone, Edinburgh College of Art, BBC Scotland, Ian Webster, The Canny Man, The DeMarco Gallery, The Glencairn Hotel, Jim Rowe, Sheila and Finlay Cairns [... et al ...] .
An urban fairy tale about a shy left-luggage attendant at a busy station who becomes obsessed with a customer and secretly opens her suitcase. Passion and curiosity draw him into a dangerous world beyond his experience.
Director, Jonas Grimas ; Producer, Crash Films. -- Credits: Scottish Film Production Fund, British Film Institute, First Film Foundation present A Crash Films Production sponsored by Habitat Peter Robert Carlyle Claire Liza Walker Craig Stevan Rimkus Nervous Woman Chris Melville Thug 1 Martin McCardie Thug 2 Gerald McLaughlin Thug 3 David Findlay Victim Charles Jamieson Salesman John Comerford w. Dennis McKay lighting camera Seamus McGarvey p. designer Jackie Smith ed. David Gamble associate p. Christine MacLean composer Stephen Warbeck sd. rec. Peter Brill costume designer Lynn Aitken ass. d. Bill Clark continuity Avril Watt third ass. d. Nic Murison location man. Tony Sheridan p. ass. Margie Fortune focus puller Alan Stewart clapper / loader Mark Raeburn grip Stuart Bunting stills Ken Mellin boom operator Fiona Carlin electricians Donny Campbell, Peter Scott props Mat Bergel, Piero Jamieson construction Derek Fraser, Richard Hassell, Peter Knotts, John Watson painter Jim Patrick make-up and hair Marese Langan dubbing ed. Elen Pierce Lewis dubbing mixer Ian Selwyn musicians Julian Arquelles, Tim Harries, Stephen Warbeck foley artist Jack Stew titles Paperdart rostrum Howell Opticals filmed in Panavision originated on Eastman Colour Film from Kodak film processing Technicolor lighting Strathmore Film Lighting grips Grip House North catering Reel Foods Special thanks to Panavision for their support. Special thanks to Sir Denis Forman exec. p. Kate Swan, Steve Brookes, Laurence Bowen, Deborah Burton Developed with the assistance of The Scottish Film Production Fund in association with the First Film Foundation. "Marooned" is entirely fictional, and Scotrail would like to point out that items deposited in left luggage facilities are not, except under exceptional circumstances, opened for inspection. A Crash Films Production, sponsored by Habitat UK. © Crash Films 1994.
When Spanish Civil War veteran Jessie McFarlane dies, the funeral is a mockery of her life and beliefs. Caught in a family divided by politics and religion Jessie's granddaughter, Sadie, makes a stand.
Director, Gillies MacKinnon ; Producer, National Film & Television School (NFTS). -- Credits: Jessie Ida Schuster Sadie Fiona Chambers Rab Alan Cumming Margaret Sheila Greer-Smith Barclay John Murtagh Mr Wallace Willy Ross Jack Hope Sandy Morton Policeman Jackie Farrell With Archie Hind, Brian Kelly, Rab Higgins, Maggie McRitchie, Jess Angus, Donalda Samuels, Pat Harkins, Andrea Miller, Stewart MacLean Many thanks to all our extras Special thanks to Shane Connaughton, Franscesca and Ray Wolf, Mr and Mrs MacKinnon, Jack Angus, Texcraft Ltd., British Telecom, Partick Burgh Hall, Dubh Loch Field Station, Ansafone Ltd, Partick Housing Association, SGB, Freddie Young Casting, Trades Council, Kelvinside Hillhead Church, Blooms, Clyde Chandlers Ltd., Telefusion 5, Chubb Fire Services, Peter Henderson, Cooperative Society, Rank Xerox Ltd., Strathclyde Car Parks, Citizens Theatre, Virginia Galleries, Western Infirmary, Washington Street Arts Centre, Brian Kelly's Dial-A-Bottle p. co-ordinator Gerry Hanley ass. ed. Gerry Hanley locations man. Douglas MacKinnon production team Jane Henderson, Brian Kellie, Iain McCallum, Helen Dillon, Russell Hopkins, Carolyn Taylor, Bevereley Jardine ass. art d. Zoe MacLeod art dept. Cass Stewart, David Gilchrist construction Ross Balfour, Bob Starret wardrobe Lorna Stewart make-up Mairi Baird catering Gillian and Valerie 1st ass. d. Jean Stewart 2nd ass. d. Douglas Finnigan sd. rec. Susie Arnott boom swinger Ronald Bailey camera operator Lucinda Forshaw ass. camera Diane Barry 2nd ass. camera Sonya McAngus gaffers Keith Taylor, Lorna Will grip Alan Stewart electrician Gilmour Bennet dubbing mixer Adrian Rhodes dubbing ed. Paul Bingley art d. Rita McGurn original m. Philip Appleby theme song performed by Frankie Armstrong trumpet solo by Graham Ashton Colour by Technicolor ph. Peter Murphy ed. David Barry p. Bill MacKinnon Made with the assistance of The Scottish Film Production Fund w, and d. Gillies MacKinnon © NFTS 1986.
"Assembled over a period of five years, Reeves' latest offering turns a courageous personal exorcism into a visionary meditation on the psychic legacy of our darkest of centuries. Unraveling a turbulent family history through photographs that reveal little of the bigamy, child abuse and mental illness that went on behind them, Reeves uses multi-image techniques to confront this interior storehouse of pain... The perfect fusion of form and content — he uses morphing to merge the many faces in the past just as they've merged in his memory — shows both a keen intelligence and a brave human being at work. Extraordinary." — Time Out
Director, Daniel Reeves ; Producer, Shakti Productions. -- Credits: Image processing / video animation Daniel Reeves, Jane Hall, Malcolm Jameson performers Joris Gunewardena, Mooch Gunewardena, Emma Davie, Linda Reeves, Daniel Reeves, Adele Reeves narrative commentary Grace Reeves, Cecelia Swanson, Thich Nhat Hanh m. David Darling, Darkwood; Avro Part, Fratres / Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten / Te Deum / Sarah Was 90 Years Old; Paul Giger Creating the Labyrinth / Bombay (Good Night); Stephan Micus Koan Part 1 - courtesy ECM Music; Vaughn Monroe Someday - courtesy BMG Music; Thunderbird TW40 - courtesy Smithsonian / Folkways Records; Tom Waits, Innocent When you Dream, Jalma Music - courtesy Island Records Inc.; Eastern Russian Trilogy, Moscow Liturgic Choir - courtesy Erato / Warner Music archive footage Yivo Institute for Jewish Research; Film Audio Services Inc.; National Archives; "In the Land of the War Canoes by Edward S. Curtis © 1974 Burke Museum courtesy University of Washington Press; Prelinger Associates post production man. Emma Davie add. online ed. Grahame Blair audio consultant Jon Hilton co-producer / archival film researcher Rosemary Rotondi inspiration Robert Bly, Pema Chodron, Susan Griffin, Joan Halifax, Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack Kornfield, Joanna Macey, Deena Metzger funded by The Rockefeller Foundation Intercultural Media Feelowship, The New York State Council for the Arts / Media Programme; The National Endowment for the Arts / Media Arts Programme; Art Matters Inc.; Scottish Arts Council. This work has been produced in association with New Television. This programme would not have been possible without the help of Linda Reeves, Thomas Reeves, Sue and Milton Reeves. In loving memory of Suzanne Lucille Sticha Reeves A video tape by Daniel Reeves for the Arts Council of England and Channel 4. © Shakti Productions 1995.
A funny and moving story of family rivalries and loyalties. After the death of their mother, a group of siblings go missing through the night in Glasgow. As a violent storm tears through the city, the brothers and their sister are torn apart during a long, dark night of mishaps and misunderstandings.
Director, Peter Mullan ; Producer, Antonine Greenbridge Production. -- Credits: w. Peter Mullan exec. p. Paddy Higson d. ph. Grant Scott Cameron m. Craig Armstrong film ed. Colin Monie designer Campbell Gordon costume designer Lynn Aitken make-up designer Anastasia Shirley Cast in order of appearance Michael [Flynn] Douglas Henshall Thomas [Flynn] Gary Lewis Sheila [Flynn] Rosemarie Stevenson John [Flynn] Stephen McCole Mother of Family Ann Swan Frank Gilbert Martin Sandra (Woman in Bar) Jan Wilson Julian (Bar Manager) Lenny Mullan Duncan Malcolm Shields Mona June Brogan Lenny (Duncan's Brother) Paul Doonan Evelyn (Waitress in Bar) Linda Cuthbert Lex Keith as Himself Hugh Ferris as Himself Neil (Lad in Toilet) Joel Strachan Alistair (Tax Driver) Tam White Maria (Receptionist at Evettes) Yanya Eadie Margaret Dorothy Jane Stewart Rab (Cheeky Boy in Street) Michael Mallon Peachy (Cheeky Boy in Street) James Casey Liam (Bus Driver) Jim Twaddale Tanga Frank Gallagher Mr Bell Eric Barlow Mrs Bell Frances Carrigan Amanda (Baby Sitter) Judith A. Williams David (Michael's Son) Michael Sharpe Carole Laura O'Donnell Anne-Marie (Paper Girl) Lee-Anne McCran Melissa (Paper Girl) Debbie Welsh Bernadette (Paper Girl) Donna Chalmer Louise (Carole's Sister) Sarah Hepburn Alsion (Carole's Mum) Deirdre Davis Mrs Finch Sheila Donald Alice Martha Leishman Angela (Michael's Daughter) Catherine Connell Ed (Carole's Dad) John Commerford Alastair (Barman in Pub) Stephen Docherty Hanson Alex Norton Moira (Woman Collecting) Louise Dunn Paper Boy (In Pub) Luke Coulter Henry (In Basement) Laurie Ventry Minnie (In Basement) Maureen Carr Seamus (In Basement) Steven Singleton Deaf Boy's Mum Kate Brailsford Fraser (Deaf Boy) Luka Kennedy Jessica (Woman in Tube) Helen Devon Duncan's Baby Josie Aitken Sheridan Father Fitzgerald Seamus Ball Uncle Ian Dave Anderson Mr Leitch (Undertaker) Robert Carr Aunt Geraldine Jenny Swan Crew casting d. Doreen Jones casting ass. Lenny Mullan 1st ass. d. Mark Goddard 2nd ass. d. Guy Heeley 3rd ass. d. Mike Queen floor runner Mark Murdoch sc. supervisor Jani Watt continuity trainee Karen Wood p. man. Martell p. co-ordinator Gillian Berrie p. ass. Jessica Rundle p. runner Jenny Williams ass. to the company Emma Davie location man. John Booth location ass. Michael Higson, Robert Etherson p. accountant Louise Coulter ass. accountant John McKain trainee accountant Neil Cairns wardrobe supervisor Margie Fortune wardrobe ass. Carole Millar make-up ass. Sara Kramer, Claire Davies sd. rec. Peter Brill boom operator Peter Murphy sd. trainee Alastair Mason focus pullers Jonathan Sykes, Francis Todd clapper loader Kirstin McMahon camera car driver Clive Tocher camera trainee Joe Gormley steadicam operator John Ward grips Eddie Burt, Stuart Bunting gaffer Mark Ritchie best boy Paul McGeachan electricians John Adamson, Fraser Campbell generator operator Gary Thompson 2nd Unit camera operator Oliver Cheesman focus puller Alan McSheehy focus operator Andrew Ford focus pullers Chris Burns, Kathy Friend ass. d. Ted Mitchell, Neil Smith art d. Frances Connell ass. art d. Cliona Harkin art dept. ass. Caroline Grebbell storyboard artist Alan Reid prop master David Reilly prop buyer Mike Ireland dressing props Jim Davers stand-by props Scott Keery, Tony Sheridan construction man. Danny Sumsion carpenter Alex Robertson painter Paul Curran stagehand Mark Brady stand-by carpenter Chris Higson stand-by stagehand William Maxwell stand-by rigger Billy Wilson rigger nightshoots Tony Richards 1st ass. ed. David Gibson 2nd ass. ed. Lorraine Keiller 3rd ass. ed. Giles Burgess supervising dubbing ed. Hilary Wyatt dialogue ed. Lorraine Keiller dubbing mixer Pat Hayes ass. dubbing mixer John Fitzgerald foley rec. Ted Swanscott foley artists Lionel Selwyn and Felicity Cotterell ADR mixer Mike Prestwood Smith add. ADR Bronek Korda special effects supervisor Stuart Brisdon special effects operators Mark Haddenham, Mike Tilley, Colin Tilley, Nick Cooper visual and model effects Roy Field B.S.C. matte and scenic artist Cliff Culley model cameraman Neil Culley model construction Steve Corduroy optical painter Dick Dimbleby stunt co-ordinator Nick Powell ass. stunt co-ordinators Stuart Clark, Steve Griffin stunt performers Daniella da Costa, Nrinder Dhudwar, Ray Nicholas, Nick Wilkinson armourer Bernard Shepherd unit publicist Shirley Whiteside stills ph. Alan Wylie stand-ins Emma Oliver, Paul Shirley unit drivers Jas Brown, Danny Mitchell artist winnebago Colin King chaperones Anne Marie Coulter, Lucy Kennedy, Anne Sharpe carer to Rosemarie Stevenson Annette Stevenson Screen Facilities Group Carl Whitehouse, Jim Wyse, Dave Anforth, Tony Boucher Thistle catering Brendan Diver, Tom Gibb, Charlie Duffy, Nicky, Tom Urquhart Medical support British Red Cross, Starts, Buckingham Back Clinic, Splashsports religious technical advisor Rev. Vincent Perricone rostrum camera Malcolm Paris title artwork Blue Peach opticals GSE-Mick Lennie neg. cutting Sylvia Wheelers orchestra The BT Scottish Ensemble m. programmer Richard T. Norris m. supervisor Sandy Dworniack orchestra contractor Roger Pollen m. ass. Sarah Dolan m. engineer Paul Hulme Soundtrack Billy Connolly - Solo Concert "Marie's Wedding", "The Jobby Wheecha!!!" "The Crucifixion". All written and performed by Billy Connolly, courtesy of Sleepy Dumpling Music Songs "Ye Can Come And See The Baby" written by Will Fyffe, performed by Hugh Ferris and Les Keith courtesy of Francis Day and Hunter Ltd. ; "The Air That I Breath" by Mike Hazlewood / Albert Hammond performed by Gary Lewis courtesy of EMI April Music / Roodoo (?) Music; "Going Doon The Water" by Neil Green and Andy Stewart performed by Hugh Ferris and Les Keith courtesy of Lochside Music Publishing; "You Take The High Road" performed by Hugh Ferris and Les Keith; "Bean-Bag" (Fairground Music) composed and arranged by Shandy and Dave courtesy of Test Industries sd. design Reelworks foley rec. De Lane Lea ADR rec. Goldcrest Studios m. rec. Air Edel Studios film lab. Rank Film Laboratories camera equipment and film stock Sammy's lighting equipment Lee Lighting sd. equipment Brill Sound grip equipment Grip House North cherry pickers and cranes Brogan Access film ed. equipment Edithire car hire Arnold Clark truck hire Turner Hire Drive action vehicles Brian Morrison security Forgewood Security insurance Aon Ruben - David Havard lawyer S.J. Berwin - Jacqueline Hurt completion board Film Finance Services dubbing studios Ardmore Sound Antonine Greenbridge would like to thank the following for their support in the making of this film George Thompson, CAVA Studios, Kay Sheridan, Denise Gibson, Anne Coulter, Anne, Marie and Patrick Swan, Paul McManus, Kate Leys, Eddie Dick, St. John's Reform School, All Saints Episcopal Church, SCET, Glasgow Film Theatre, Crosshill Parish Church, Jim Irvine, MCPS, Mike Alaxander - Pelicula Films, Dave Read, John Gow, Glasgow Film Office, Kevin Kane, Albert Gonella, Billy Connolly This film is dedicated to Patricia Mullan (1923 - 1993) Mixed in Dolby Digital Surround Sound at Ardmore Studios, Bray, Ireland. Edited on film. Filmed entirely on location in Glasgow, Scotland. Development funded by The Scottish Film Production Fund. An Antonine Greenbridge Production for The Glasgow Film Fund and Channel 4. © Channel Four Television Corporation MCMXCVII.
A day in the life of Jane, whose bad habits are men and food. As the day turns to night, Jane must decide which of her habits she is going to kick.
Director, Alan Cumming ; Producer, SRP / Sundial Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Alan Cumming exec. p. Sarah Radclyffe, Murray Ferguson associate p. Jolyon Symonds d. ph. Rex Maidment p. designer Michael Carlin ed. Neil Farrell m. composed by Simon Boswell hair and make-up designer Jan Sewell costume designer Rebecca Hale [... note credits listing could not be copied from tape viewing as typeface too small...] [Jane LYON, Hilary Tramp HORROCKS, Jane Man in Office WILSON, Richard Susie WOOLDRIDGE, Susan Andy DE LA TOUR, Andy Gerrard GRANT, Richard E. Dorothy BONHAM CARTER, Helena Ronnie CUMMING, Alan] .
"We are all lying in the gutter but some of us are looking up at the stars". "The Star" is a tale of longing and wonderment.
Director, David Moore ; Producer, Renegade Films. -- Credits: w. John Milarky d. ph. Gyula Pados p. designer Mike Gunn ed. David Gibson composer Dario Marianelli costume designer Michael O'Connor exec. p. Andrea Calderwood, Catherine Aitken Cast in order of appearance Spud Murphy Gordon McCorkell Aunty Betty Alison Peebles Uncle George Stewart Preston Grandad Burns David Bradley Danny Murphy Philip McKee John Murphy Billy McElhaney Father Kane Allan Sharpe Daidy Graeme Hill Coochy Simon Gallagher Sad Sack Sandy Neilson Devine Kenneth McGlynn Gilchrist Angela McDermott Peggy Fiona Bell Mrs McDaid Carol Brannan Grandad McDaid John Grieve Danny's Friend John Commerford "Jinky" Pat Harkins p. man. Claire Hughes p. co-ordinator Kirstin McDougall p. runner Kath Wishart location man. Harry Boyd driver Paul Zielenic 1st ass. d. Lee Rooney 2nd ass. d. Alison Goring SB&FT [Scottish Broadcast Film and Training] AD trainee Tim Bain sc. supervisor Margaret Waldie casting d. Irene Napier chaperone Lindsay Donnelly focus puller Alan McSheehy clapper loader Kirstin McMahon grip Terry Pate crane operator Stuart Bunting gaffers Tom Gates, John White sparks Michael Alcock, Dave Keogh, Daniel McMullan, Jamie Summers SB&FT camera trainee Julie Bills sd. rec. Rupert Castle boom operator Fiona Carlin SB&FT sd. trainee Alastair Mason art d. Rohan Banyard prop master Tony Sheridan stand-by props John Casey props trainee Anna Selwood wardrobe ass. Barbara Harrington SF&FT wardrobe trainee Cat Shirley make up artist Dianne Jamieson SB&FT make up trainee Nicola Knowles catering Real Food for Reel People stills Charlie Crawford ass. ed. Alex Broad foley artist Andi Derrick dubbing mixer Peter Hodges titles and rostrum camera John Bear With special thanks to Alasdair Gray Extract from the Val Doonican Show supplied courtesy of BBC Worldwide and used with the kind permission of Val Doonican, Mrs S. Ray and Miss A. Askey Apollo 11 Launch footage supplied courtesy of NASA. Produced with the financial assistance of The Scottish Arts Council. A Renegade Films Production for BBC Scotland and The Scottish Films Production Fund. © BBC MCMXCVI.
TWO FINGERS: A Portrait of an Awkward Bastard
A portrait of George McAuley, a former Clyde shipyard worker, paratrooper and diver and a leading member of Scotland's "awkward squad". He has rejected the idea of a consumer culture to find freedom on the margins of society.
Director, David MacKenzie ; Producer, Sigma Films. -- Credits: lighting camera Oliver Cheesman camera ass. Findlay McAllister sd. rec. Ken Vryson runner Robbie Stewart m. Martin Roberts, Paul Leonard-Morgan dubbing mixer Dave Murricane titles / graphics ISO ed. Donna Blackney research and production man. David Greer DV camera and d. David MacKenzie Many thanks to George for his spirit and generosity A Sigma Films Production in association with Scottish Screen for Channel Four. © Scottish Screen, Channel Four, Sigma Films 1997.
Stella comes to London to escape her abusive father. While in London she works as a prostitute for a pimp, Mr. Peters but extricates herself from him and the situation by returning up north to Glasgow. Stella finds work selling flowers but finds it is not easy to make a break from her past life.
Director, Coky Giedroyc ; Producer, Compulsive Films / Sidewalk Production. -- Credits: co-exec. p. Eddie Dick, Madeleine French exec. p. Ben Gibson With thanks to the girls we met in Glasgow, Manchester and London whose lives inspired the making of this film Cast Stella [McGuire] Kelly MacDonald Mr Peters James Bolam Young Stella Lindsay Henderson Young Stella's Friends Lisa Adam, Jennifer Todd McGuire Ewan Stewart Fitz Andy Serkis Belle Emma Faulkner Carol Suzanne Maddock Edward Nick Stringer Polish Cafe Owner Andrej Borkowksi Auntie Aileen Joyce Henderson Donald Richard Syms Eddie Hans Matheson Greek Hotelier Dimitri Andreas Mr. Peters' Driver Shaun Williamson Chris Paul Chahidi Cake Shop Owner Molly Innes Young Girl in Park Leona Walker Tracks by C15 re-recorded at GQ9 Recording Services. Engineered by Paul Conroy CSO. "This Is Mine" composed by Nick Bicat & PJ Harvey. Lyrics by AL Kennedy, Nick Bicot and PJ Harvey. Performed by PJ Harvey. 1996 Island Records Ltd. Courtesy of Island Records Ltd. exec. in charge of production Angela Topping p. supervisor Sally French sd. rec. Stuart Bruce 1st ass. d. Nic Jeune location man. Donald Cameron sc. supervisor Dee Taylor m. production Paul Samwell-Smith titles design Roger Kennedy p. accountant Nigel Woods p. co-ordinator Julia Bennett p. secretary Cath Wadling account ass. Rory MacDermott FT2 production trainee Fiona Gosden casting ass. Danielle Roffe 2nd ass. d. Gareth Williams 3rd ass. d. (London) Simon Cooke 3rd ass. d. (Glasgow) Dawn Lee Harvey trainee sc. supervisor Helen Walker location finder (Glasgow) Brian Kaczynski location ass. (London) Richard Page location ass. (Glasgow) Simon Vickery voice coach Ros Steen stills ph. Robert Hind art d. Tim Ellis ass. art d. Ed Turner set decorator Joanna Tague standby carpenter Geoff Stainthorpe set painter Karen Whitehead props Fairplay Barnes dressing props (Glasgow) Rohan Banyard construction man. (Glasgow) Colin Fraser painter (Glasgow) Jim Patrick carpenter (Glasgow) Derek Fraser stagehand (Glasgow) Brian Boyne special effects supervisor John Markwell make-up artist Fiona Clegg wardrobe supervisor Joanna Freedman wardrobe ass. (London) Jemima Cotter wardobe ass. (Glasgow) Deirdre Johnstone wardrobe runner Pam Dalton costume breakdown John Cowell, Marioa Liljetors focus puller James McCallum clapper loader (London) Joe Blackwell clapper loader (Glasgow) Neil Davidson grip (London) Judith Stanley-Smith grip (Glasgow) James Coulter camera trainee Jaspreet Bal 2nd camera operator (London) Roger Tooley 2nd unit camera operator (Glasgow) Grant Cameron 2nd unit focus puller (London) Robert Patterson 2nd unit focus puller (Glasgow) Frances Todd gaffer Matthew Moffat best boy Simon Thirlaway sparks Paul Sharp, Matthew Butler, Jimmy Mitchell boom operator (London) St. Clair Davis boom operator (Glasgow) Fiona Carlin dubbing mixer Paul Hamblin dubbing ed. Simon Gershon, Andre Schmidt, Catherine Hodgson dialogue ed. Eddie Jones foley ed. Tom Fawcett foley artists Melissa Lake, Paul Hanks ass. ed. Anna Turville sc. development Eliza Mellor sales and marketing Dee Emerson technical supervisor Andy POwell cost controller Martin Page unit publicist Shelley Simmons production office runner (Glasgow) Iain MacDonald Young runner (London) Ben Curtis, Tim Daniels, Benjamin Cooper, Dave Shanks runner / driver (London) Andy Collins runner/driver (Glasgow) Andrew Torrance, Steve Hotchkiss drivers Paul Thompson, Roy Tait, Martin Aylemore costumes Angels & Bermans camera equipment Cine Europe lights E;ectric Light Company insurance Sampson & Allen vehicles Action Vehicles caterers (London) Shooting Break caterers (Glasgow) VIP Location Catering facilities vehicles On-Set re-recorded at Boom Limited & Pinewood Studios titles Frameline colour Metrocolor With thanks to Marc Berlin, Sue Boorman, Centrepoint, Janna Craze, The Ewington Hotel, Motorola [... et al ...] Script developed by BFI Production. Made with the assistance of The European Union's 16:9 Action Plan © British Film Institute and Channel Four Television MCMXCVI.
An eight year-old girl waits with her mother for a delayed train. Through her eyes we observe the waiting crowds and their reactions to the situation.
Director, Jackie Oudney ; Producer, Paddington Station Films and Skreba. -- Credits: Paddington Station Films and Skreba in association with The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund "A wonderful fact to reflect upon is that every human creature is constituted to be a profound secret and mystery to every other" w. Helen Cooper exec. p. Vivienne Guinness ed. Bill Diver d. ph. Steve Parker production and costume design Gideon Davey sd. design and original m. Jason Osborne and Jonathan Whitehead Cast in order of appearance Little Girl Bianca Nicholas Mother Sarah Coomes Ticket Man Ron Donachie Woman with Bags Sandra Voe Pregnant Woman Jo Arber Man with Flowers Philip Franks Woman on Mobile Julie Legrand 1st Indian Woman Squad Faress 2nd Indian Woman Alice Kennedy 3rd Indian Woman Joanna Burnett 1st Young Lover Jonathan Wright 2nd Young Lover Sarah Niles Angry Young Man Dominic Carter Neatly Suited Banker Paul Jesson Woman with Baby Helen Cooper Her Son Oliver Heinen Baby Mathilda Homer 1st Chatty Woman Jenny Quayle 2nd Chatty Woman Joan Blackham 1st American Kim Romer 2nd American James Spender Thompson Elderly Gentleman Brian Poyser Elderly Lady Brenda Saunders Pigeon Killer Faith Flint Drunk with Eyepatch Chris Barnes Australian with Map Jamie Bamber Model Samantha Fox Evening Standard Man Simon Sherlock Station Cleaner Gary Lewis Indian Guard Daljit Singh Crew line p. Tiffany Power 1st ass. d. Kristian Dench 2nd ass. d. Fred Korner p. ass. Anne Koch, Caroline Wells art d. Emma Donovan property advisor Tracey Clarke costujme supervisor Anne Lavener Jones wardrobe ass. Manuela Harding, Nicola Evans jair and make-up artists Gilly Popham, Ktinka Warre stills ph. Bobby Clark add. camera operators Tim Dodd, John Walker focus pullers Luke Palmer, Catherine Derry clapper loaders Sarah Bartle-Smith, Alex Reid, Rachel MacGregor, Jeremy Arthur, Nina Innocenti, Dominic Bartles grip Frank Hellebrand gaffer Norman Smith genny operator Alan Grayley electrician Mark Packman p. sd. mixer Alistair Kenneil add. sd. mixer Mickey Richards sc. supervisor Zoe Morgan 3rd ass. d. Paul McKay runners Shaun Redmond, Sam Farmer, Jenay Hassani, Charlie Dailey catering Sean Redding pigeon handler Animals Galore location supervisor Howard Williams insurance William Carson & Co. Post Production offline ed. Rainbow re-recording sd. mixers David Old, Adrian Rhodes, Chris Burden sd. post De Lan Lea foley DB POst film laboratory Metrocolor neg cutters True Cut titles and opticals General Screen Enterprises online ed. SVC graphic design David Oudney Brass Band m. d. Garaham Wilde principle cornet Claire Gillett-Hinwood soprano cornet Steve Hubbard solo cornet David Mott, Roy Perry repiano Lorraine Valler 2nd cornet Graham Ingram, Jean Turner 3rd cornet Denys Vaughan flugel horn June Wright solo horn Bryony Dyer 1st horn Frances Stuteley 2nd horn Marianne O'Brien 1st baritone Susan Bicknell 2nd baritone Charles Woodhatch 1st trombone Peter Walmsley [... et al ...] Music "In The Mood" writeen Joseph Garland courtesy of EMI. "Lilly The Pink" written John Gorman, Mike McGear and Roger Gough published by Noel Gay Ltd. "A Nightingale Sang..." written Sherwin & Mashwit courtesy of EMI. "Off Side (Match of the Day)" written Barry Stolier published by Rak Publishing. "Chatanooga Choo Choo" written Harry Warren and Mac Gordon courtesy of EMI Featured extras Stephen Bevan, Flora Bradwell, Simon & Jon Brugainmann, Danny Dupont, Jeremy Finlay [... et al ...] Quotes were read from "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens Special thanks - we gratefully acknowledge the generous support, sponsorship and financial assistance from the following, without whom this film would not have been possible... John and Janet Banville, Peter Bodes, Jim Broadbent, Annabel Broookes, Helen and Clive Butler, Jeremy Cooper [... et al ...].
Everyday, small moments are captured between families, lovers, and strangers in Glasgow. They entwine and overlap in this short film, artistically directed by Jeremy Raison.
Director, Jeremy Raison ; Producer, Oxygen Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Jeremy Raison Janice Sharon MacKenzie Jack Alan McHugh Kirsty Katherine MacKenzie Raison Eddie Russell Hunter Margo Una McLean Boyfriend Sam Heughan Girlfriend Helen Abbott Waitress Anita Vettesse Skateboarder Tom Cumberlidge d. ph. John Rhodes p. designer Adam Squires ed. Jake Roberts sd. design Douglas MacDougall m. composed by Giles Lamb, Micheal MacKinnon p. man. Kieran Parker ass. d. Bill Clark sd. rec. Mike Thomas costume designer Harriet Edmonds make-up designer Claire McAndrew p. co-ordinator Bevereley Murray p. trainee Anna MacPherson p. runner Lindsay Dick sc. supervisor Karen Wood second ass. d. Jill Pryde third ass. d. Morris Milne floor runners Ewan Robb, Alona McNicol chaperone Morag MacKenzie location man. Martin Henderson location ass. Simon Weston location runners Murray Kerr, Andrew Brown, David Morgan standby props Anna Gillespie art dept. ass. Zam Salim, Vincent Hunter scenic painter Mike McLoughlin focus puller Jaspreet Bal clapper loader Alysia Maciejowska video ass. Stewart Anderson grip Robert Etherson stills ph. Neil Davidson gaffer Michael Toher electricians John Hutton, John Adamson online ed. Simon Cull telecine Glenn Kyte boom operator Graham Day dialog and foley ed. Kahl Henderson dubbing mixer Chris Sinclair sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker programme advisor Arabella Page Croft p. exec. John McKain series p. Deborah Keogh A Short Film Factory Production for BBC Scotland and BBC Choice in association with Scottish Screen, The Glasgow Film Office and The Film Council. Eight and a Half. BBC Scotland. .
Craig Ferguson stars as a man happy with his lot in life, bumbling about his daily business and settling in to his 'ideal home' at the end of the day. [A trainee film produced by young people during their year on the Scottish Film Training Trust Programme]
Director, made by Lindy Cameron, Lorna Will, Stuart Wilson ; Producer, Ultimar . -- Credits: Craig Ferguson Jimmy Chisolm Pamela Bain Ginny MacDonald Ina Graham Andy Ketley Lizzie Will technical advisor Norrie Halley ass. d. Bill Clark, Nel Calder art d. Cas Stewart art dept. ass. Chris Higson p. supervisor John Booth standby props Pat Harkins construction Brian Adams camera ass. Jerry Kelly, Ric Keiller, Paul Mellon musicians Alan Michael, Raymond Stewart, Rev. Doc. dub Angus McAllister, Paul John Wilson, Derek Livesey Made by Lindy Cameron, Lorna Will, Stuart Wilson ed. at Skyline Financed by SFTT [Scottish Film and Training Trust] Many thanks to the following for their advice, support and facilities Paddy Higson for Blackcat Studios, David White at BBC Glasgow, Phil Tomes at Rank Labs Clydebank, Mick Coulter, Robin Crichton, Dave Dowler, Graham Gardener, GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop], GHS, Ian Leslie, Alec MacKenzie,. Alex Mackie, Norrie Pollock, Marty Singleton, SFTT, George Thomson [,,, et al ...] An Ultimar Production.
At the height of the Balkan conflict in the 90s, film maker Doug Aubrey went to film a war with his camcorder. A road movie following and documenting the shock-waves of war across Europe
Director, Doug Aubrey ; Producer, Pictorial Heroes. -- Credits: Pictorial Heroes production in association with Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Film Fund, Channel 4 Television, Glasgow Film Office Sarajevo driver Bruno Makovec translator Sas Budimir Thanks to SCCA Sarajevo, Scotty Lee and The Spirit of Soccer Crew, The Trust Bar Pejo and Lia 'the fixers', the Serious Road Trip, Mick Rowley, The Seric Family,Radio Zid, War Archive Film courtesy of Seric Family Zagreb driver Robert Makovec Thanks to Vesna Jankovic, Arkzin Magazine, Attack! Group, Radio 101, Radio Student, Mario Kovac and Scmtz Theatre, Reactor, The Ark Group, Attack!, Bad Blue Boys of Dinamo Zagreb Belgrade driver Bekan research and location co-ordinator Maja Bulatovic translations Ljubica Bulatovic Thanks to Martk J. Hawker, Veran Matic and staff at Radio B92, Rasa Todosijevic, The Bulatovic Family, An uncle who once played for Red Star Belgrade, Misha the Snake RIP Budapest driver Jim Uruhart research and location co-ordination Carolyn Smith Thanks to Roma Press Centre, Tilos Radio, Bar 6-3 Vienna, an invisible city Thanks to Public Netbase, Konrad Becker, Mario Ringler, Steve and the Critical Art Ensemble "Flesh Machine", fam.brandt, Kunstradio Berlin driver Ian Stuart Beer research and location co-ordination Elisabeth Borsch German translations Holger Mohaupt Thanks to David and Hermione (victims of the edit) Herr Mittak at Hohenschonhausen Prison, The Oranienburg Police Department, Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, Star Trek Exhibition, Trinker Kohorte, The People of Kreuzburg Amsterdam research and location co-ordination Annie Wright Thanks to Alien Radio, Bon Bini Youth Centre, Linda Bannick and Bob Bebbeus, Free B92 Campaign London (am invisible city) Thanks to Association of Autonomous Astronauts, Jay Strongman, Ballatati, Marisa Carr and the Dragon Ladies, Freddie at Sunset Strip Scotland researcher and driver Konrad Begg Thanks to Glasgow CCTV Centre, Stop the Bombing protestors in George Square, Robbie the Pict, Dave Logie and Greenpeace, Tom McLean, Lotte Glob at Northern Ceramics Special thanks and shouts Jacquie Lawrence at Channel 4, Jenny Attala at The Scottish Arts Council, Lenny Crooks at The Glasgow Film Office, Digital Arts Project and Edit 123, Nicola and Danny Aubrey Crew principal ph. Ian Riddick location sd. and dubbing John L. Cobban m. Philip Crean "Boozer" by Trinker Kohorte from "AHOI!" courtesy Ian Beer and Puke Records 010 graphic design Maja Bulatovic, Alan Robertson aston operator Grant MacDonoald avid ed. Alan Robertson editbox ed. Ian Ballantyne p. accountant Aileen Kane associate p. Alan Robertson p., d., camera Doug Aubrey.
An award winning short documentary about the unseen lives of the homeless living and working on Edinburgh’s Princes Street during the festive season. Those sleeping rough on the streets of Edinburgh at Christmas tell it like it really is. Drugs, food and shelter are shown.
Director, Jason Cuddy ; Producer, University of Abertay. -- Credits: filmed and ed. Jason Cuddy Thanks to following for their invaluable advice and help in the making of this film. Artemise, Neil Galletly, Paul Harris, Jim Terkehurst, The Ark Trust, The Cowgate Centre, The volunteers at Sox in the City, my friends and family Special thanks to Ash, 'John', Davie, Andy.
A short infomercial telling us about the problem of Digital Bullying narrated by young people who have experienced digital bullying themselves. [Award Winner in the 'Other' category, Scottish Students on Screen, 2003.]
Director, James Williamson ; Producer, University of Abertay. -- Credits: More than 1 in 4 youngsters are threatened via their computers or mobile phones. Digital Bullying is a very serious problem that is increasing all of the time. Be careful who you give your details to and always tell someone if you feel that you are being bullied. d., p. and w. James Williamson Special thanks to Mr Ralph Barker and all of the pupils at Alloa Academy for their help and co-operation during the making of this film. Also a special thanks to Kate, Jen, Fi and Drew for their help in making the film..
A 10 dollar bill is blown around New York. Where will it finally settle? This piece takes a snapshot of the citizens of New York and the diversity of culture that exists within Manhattan. The story is led along by the dollar bill as it is passed between a variety of people including break dancers, a pickpocket and a prostitute.
Director, Alan MacEachern ; Producer, School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. -- Credits: A film by Alan MacEachern m. Hector MacInnes Special thanks Liz, Fraser MacLean, Peter Hynes, Gili Dolev Produced at the School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design © 2002 Alan MacEachern.
The last lighthouse keeper in Scotland returning home to his family.
Director, Adrian Mead ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Cast Donald Ian Hanmore Mhari Sonia Kelly Callum Tony Chambers Joan Anna Hepburn Additional Cast John Sinclair, David Blair, Noel Paten, Ian Darling m. John Higgins, John Cobban sd. design John Cobban cinematographer Iain Riddick focus puller Kevin O'Brien camera trainee Joanne Murray 1st ass. d. Michael Keillor 3rd ass. d. Marissa Carrara runners Paul Heggie, Callum Waddell trainee ass. d. Grant McLay, Sharon Webster sc. supervisor Mark Jenkins stills ph. Su Osmond sd. rec. Becky Thomson boom op. Colin Gregory, David McMillan sd. trainee Callum Durward lighting gaffer Andy Stewart electrician Len O'Brien rigger Ali McArthur p. designer Caroline Grebbell art dept. trainee Gail Hay costume designer Lindsay Davidson catering Morris Crombie & Co. at the St. Clair Tavern, Kirkcaldy online ed. Dave Archibald film ed. Mrk Jenkins cameras Sony Broadcast UK lenses and filters Hammerhead (Scotland Ltd.), VFG and GHS lighting equipment Strathmore Lighting sd. equipment Warehouse Ltd. Made with kind assistance from Ian Webster and Eric Thomson of The Northern Lighthouse Board, Damien Mead, Joanna Brownless, Morga Kerr, Vikki Kerr, Mr and Mrs Cochrane, Mr. Glass, Mr and Mrs Terry, Joe Dorfman of Sony Broadcast UK, Fife Chamber of Commerce [... et al ...] Additional finance Awards for All, Fife Enterprise, KSCL Ltd. Shot entirely on location in Kirkcaldy, Fife and Barns Ness, East Lothian w. and d. Adrian Mead A Sprocketeers Production in association with The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund and Honeycomb Entertainments Ltd..
A day in the life of a homeless man and his guitar on the streets of Edinburgh - told through music and the sounds of the streets. Challenges society's perceptions of such people and what they have to offer to the community.
Director, Philip Ramsell / Richard Weller ; Producer, New Wave Films. -- Credits: For Kenny Thomson, Lesley Morgan and Patricia Hickman "Finest Kinds" Filmed entirely on the streets on Edinburgh Cast in order of appearance Sam Waylen Homeless Man David Hatcher Tree Man Simon Tait Businessman Josee Mobbs Elderly Lady Michael Frame Boyfriend Helen Lomax Girlfriend Martha Leishman Mother Stephanie Wilson Small Girl Callum Spooner Small Boy And special thanks to all the supporting cast w. Philip Ramsell, Sam Waylen, Richard Weller p. / d. Philip Ramsell / Richard Weller ed. Vicky Taylor lighting camera Tom Astbury art d. Craig Reid sd. rec. Alistair Mason associate p. Paul Holmes original m. composed and performed by Mark Austin, Sam Waylen p. man. Gavin Turnbull 1st ass. d. David Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Roddy Cunningham 3rd ass. d. Paul Church runners Sarah Rose, David Henry location man. Clare Buchanan p. ass. Karen Ahlmeyer continuity Jenny Williams focus puller Hannah Rumsby clapper loader Jaz Bal lighting Steve Arthur, Ewan Epton, Finlay MacAllister grips Steve Burke, Finlay MacAllister, Chris Breslin boom operator James Calaghan wardrobe Hilary McDonald, Amalie Harper make-up Nicola Knowles catering Patricia Wright extras casting Suzanne Allen camera equipment supplied by Arri Media Film Services music produced by John Vick at the Finiflex Studio lighting equipment supplied by Lightrack grip equipment supplied by GHS film lab. Metrocolor filmed on Kodak stock sd. dubbing Cy Jack at Waterfront Studios titles Ian Humphrey avid ed. Digital Facilities neg cut True Cut This film could not have been made without the assistance of Delphic IVP, David Burke, Gilburns, Netherbow Centre, Waverley Shopping Centre, Edinburgh University, The City of Edinburgh Council, Scottish Screen Locations, The Ark, Hamish Doyne-Ditmas, The Big Issue, Kay Sheridan, Lothian Borders Police, LCH Generators, Turner Hire Drive, Ian Leslie, Louise Humphrey, Shona Richardson Produced with the financial assistance of Scottish Screen and Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme. A New Wave Film. On Sunday 24th October 1994 homeless people from all over Scotland met for the 1st ever conference organised by homeless people for themselves. After the conference a group was set-up to turn the views expressed into the Homeless Persons Charter for Scotland. The group consists entirely of homeless people who campaign to give all homeless people a voice and the opportunity to speak out for themselves effectively!! The aim and purpose of this charter is to change and challenge the attitudes towards homeless people. This is the only charter of its kind in Scotland. It represents the needs, wants and wishes of homeless people themselves. The charter is divided into sections each of which focus on specific areas where homeless people see a need for change. Copies of the charter are available from:- Speakout, c/o 14 Albany Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3QB.
A television documentary about the history and significance of the Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, filmed in the year of Elizabeth II's Jubilee.
Director, Christine Fox ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: research Bill Thomson, Marion Caldwell ph. Ron Fraser, Jim Peters sd. rec. Alan MacNicol dubbing Garry Coleman film ed. Iain Mackenzie p. & d. Christine Fox.
Compilation of clips from ten years of "Tartan Shorts", the short film scheme run by Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland (1993 - 2001).
Credits: BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen present.
SONGROADS: A Musical Friendship From Nashville to Dunkeld
Documentary recounting the personal and professional relationship that has blossomed between Scottish folk singer Dougie MacLean and American country singer Kathy Mattea.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, p.c Pelicula Films. -- Credits: Opening title music "Songroads" composed by Dougie MacLean. Chris Marra - Dobro and electric guitar. Dougie MacLean - Fiddle The Kathy Mattea Band Jonathan Yudkin Violin Mandolin Gerry Gillespie Bass Guitar and Vocals Bill Cooley Lead Guitar Steve Sturm Steel Guitar Tim Louer Keyboards Shannon Ford Drums Suzi Wills Vocals Melody Crittendon Vocals Kathy's Songs "Love Travels" written by Bob Halligan and Linda Halligan. Published by BMG Music Publishing "Ready For The Storm" written by Dougie MacLean. Published by Limetree Arts and Music "Sending Me Angels" written by Jerry Lynn Williams and Frankie Miller. Published by Hamstein Publishign Company "Leaving West Virginia" written by Kathy Mattea. Published by Captain Potato Music "Further and Further Away" written by Cheryl Wheeler. Published by Amachrist Music, Penrod and Higginas, ACC Music Group "Nobody's Gonna Rain On Our Parade" written by Brad Parker and Will Rambeau. Published by Wrensong Music and Windswept Pacific "My God Called Me This Morning" arranged by Kathy Mattea Kathy Mattea appears courtesy of Mercury Records, Nashville The Dougie MacLean Band David Duncan Vocals / Percussion / Harmonica Ali Napier Vocals / Piano / Keyboards Gordon Duncan Whistles Conrad Ivitsky Double Bass Dougie's Songs "Trihanish This Love Will Carry", "This Love Will Carry", "Now I Can Be Free", "Caledonia", "Rescue Me", "Mr & Mrs MacLean of Snaigow (Fiddle Tune), "Feel So Near" All above songs are written and composed by Dougie MacLean and published by Limetree Arts & Music, Scotland "Shada Leam An Oidhcihe Gheamhraidh" traditional melody arrnaged by Dougie MacLean. Lyrics written by Murdo MacFarlane and translated by Dougie MacLean. Arrangement published by Limetree Arts & Music, Scotland Dougie MacLean appears by courtesy of Dunkeld Records, Scotland With special thanks to Jenny MacLean, Jon Vezner exec. p. Eddie Dick, Avril MacRory, Martin Fischer assoc. p. Mike Alexander, Jennifer MacLean, Marc Dottore p. man. Eric Coulter (USA), Jo Johnstone (Scotland) p. accountant Margie Littlewood production trainee Karen Wood p. ass. (Lewis Shoot) Lena MacDonald sea transport (Lewis Shoot) Murray MacLeod continuity Lucy Enfield ph. Martin Singleton, Mark Littlewood addit. ph. Oliver Cheesman, Andy Ford, Dick Johnstone ass. camera Alick Fraser, Alan McSheehy, Mark Raeburn, Julie Bills (trainee) lighting electrician Willie Cadden (gaffer - Lees), John Hutton (Lees), Donny Campbell location sd. Phil Croal playback sd. Robert Anderson studio sd. Dougie MacLean and location multi-tracking Graeme Hughes, Stuart Hamilton dubbing mixer Bronek Korda film ed. Bert Eeles ass. film ed. Mark Jenkins online ed. Grahame Blair graphics Catriona Davis title Chris Castell neg cutting Tru-Cut film processing Rank Laboratories With thanks to Martin Nelson, Robert Stuart Fotheringham, Murdaney MacDonald, Fin Morrison, John Angus MacKay, Jamie and Julie MacLean, Margaret Newstead, Bruges Family - Laighwood, Bottom Line NY, Butterstone Village Hall Ceilidh Goers, Frieda Morrison w., d. and p. Mark Littlewood © Scottish Arts Council and Pelicula Films MCMXCVII.
SIR HARRY LAUDER VISITS THE REGENT PICTURE HOUSE, GLASGOW, TO VIEW HUNTINGTOWER
Sir Harry Lauder visits the Regent Picture House, Glasgow, to view "Huntingtower" (the feature film adaptation of John Buchan's novel). Footage includes long queues outside cinema, and Sir Harry shaking hands with both cast and cinema personnel.
Jackie (Kate Dickie) works as a CCTV operator. Each day she watches over a small part of the world, protecting the people living their lives under her gaze. One day a man appears on her monitor, a man she thought she would never see again, a man she never wanted to see again. Now she has no choice, she is compelled to confront him.
Director, Andrea Arnold ; Producer, Sigma (Glasgow) / Zentropa (Denmark) Production. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and BBC Films present in association with Zoma Films and Verve Pictures A Sigma / Zentropa Production w. and d. Andrea Arnold p. Carrie Comerford exec. p. Gillian Berrie, Sissie Graum Joergensen, Paul Trijbits, Claire Chapman, Lenny Crooks, David M Thompson Based on characters developed by Lone Scherfig and Anders Thomas Jensen d. ph. Robbie Ryan ed. Nicholas Chaudeurge casting d. Kahleen Crawford p. designer Helen Scott costume designer Carole K Millar make-up designer Sarah Fidelo sd. rec. Martin Belshaw Jackie Kate Dickie Clyde Tony Curran Stevie Martin Compston April Natalie Press Avery Paul Higgins Alfred Andy Armour Cleaner Carolyn Calder Man with Dog John Comerford Bronwyn Jessica Angus Angus Martin McCardie Frank Martin O'Neill Jo Cora Bissett Broomfield Barman Charles Brown, John McDonald Aunt Kath Annie Bain Woman in Denim Skirt Frances Kelly Stevie's Dad William Cassidy Police Woman Sarah Haworth Kind Lady on Bus Elizabeth Allan Brenda Anne Kidd Tom Tom Smith Rob Allan Sawers Woman who flirts with Clyde Frances McEwan Purple Coat with Cat Anne McColgan Top Man Jacket Graeme Wright Blonde Cleaner Sanije Robeli Co-Producer Marie Gade Line Producer Wendy Griffin Associate Producer Anna Duffield 1st Assistant Director Kathleen Wishart Additional 1st Assistant Director Jo Gibson 2nd Assistant Director Ray Kenny 3rd Assistant Director Andrew Gardiner Production Accountant Neil Cairns Assistant Production Accountant Paul Zieleniec Production Co-ordinator Margaret McDonald Production Secretary Kathleen MacLeod Production Trainee Claire Stewart Location Manager Naomi Liston Location Assistant Jennifer Brooks Location Daily Neil Murray Floor Runner Robin Haig Additional Floor Runner Neil Murray Script Supervisor Iain Andrew Focus Puller Jaime Feliu-Torres Camera Assistant Chris Shaw Camera Trainee Naresh Kaushal Gaffer Scott Napier Electrician Calum Milne Electrician Dailies Lee Lighting Boom Operator Colin Gregory Wardrobe Supervisor Danni Millar Makeup Artist Niamh Morrison Props Master Douglas Ferguson Prop Buyers Janice MacRae, Sue Porter Standby Props Angus Gentleman Construction Charles Wright Art Department Assistant Shona Paton Art Department Runner Ian Gower Stunt Co-ordinator Clive Curtis Stunt Performer Ian Kay Stunt Double for Avery Levan Doran Fight Co-ordinators David Goodall, Rod Young Harness Advisor Tack Baldwin Animal Handler Dave Stewart Mini Bus Driver Euan Milne Additional Mini Bus Driver Ian Gower Assistant Editor (Scotland) Anna Mehta Editing Trainee (Scotland) Tom Thomson Assistant Editors (London) Michael Nollet, Steve Mercer Post Production Supervisors Emma Zee, J & E Post Production, Emma Murphy Post Production Co-ordinator Brian Coffey Post Production Paperwork Alexandra Montgomery, J & E Post Production Sound Post Production Savalas Sound Designer Douglas MacDougall Dialogue Editor Kahl Henderson ADR Supervisor Ian Morgan ADR Recordist Michael MacKinnon Foley Recordist Phill Barratt Foley Artists Nicolas Becker, Paul Hanks Foley Editor Lorraine Keiller Effects Editor Iain Anderson Sound Assistant Ian Palmer Additional Musical Sounds Nicolas Becker Re-Recording Mixers Kahl Henderson, Chris Sinclair Mix Studio Mainstream ApS Preview Sound Mixer Lauren Walker Technical Liaison Lars Dela Representing Ascent Media Group Martin Poultney Digital Intermediate One Post (London) Digital Colorist Rob Pizzey Digital On-line Editor Rob Gordon Assistant Digital On-Line Editor Emily Greenwood Digital Intermediate Producers Patrick Malone, Matt Adams Digital Film Technical Director Laurent Treherne Digital Film Technical Manager John Hinchliffe Laboratory Services Soho Images Laboratory Contact Tone Davis VFX Rushes Post Production VFX Supervisor Jonathan Privett VFX Producer Louise Hussey Compositors Lee Tibbetts, Mark Pascoe, Alex Llweellyn Stills Photographer Holly Horner Publicity Notes Wendy Kidd Catering and Facilities GT Caterers & Facilities UK Vehicles Arnold Clark Equipment Facilities Teknik Facilities Ltd Edit Suites The Film Editors Insurance Media Insurance Brokers Neg Check Bellwood Media Music Supervisor Roz Colls at Music Matters Legal Services Jeremy Gawade, James Armitage, and Natasha Pilbrow at Lee & Thompson Zentropa Legals Anders Kjaerhauge, Zentropa Administration ApS Completion Guarantor Film Finances Inc. Sale & Leaseback Financing Invicta Capital Ltd UK Film Council Senior Production Executive Emma Clarke Business Affairs Natalie Bass Head of Production Fiona Morham Scottish Screen Development Carole Sheridan Business Affairs Anita Cox Legals Mary Brehony Glasgow Film Office Head of Production Jenny Williams Production Executive Jennifer Reynolds Developed by Glasgow Film Office, Scottish Screen, Sundance Institute, UK Film Council “Cha Cha Slide” (M.Thompson) Performed by DJ Casper Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. © 1999 Master recording used by kind permission of Imperial Records “The Vanishing American Family” - Scuba Z (Cook, Hall) Copyright Control (p) 1970 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Odd Records Ltd. Under exclusive license to Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. ISRC: GBAJE0602473 “Election Day” Written and performed by Zuba (p)© Zuba 2006 (Bassa002)-www.zuba.co.uk ISRC - GB - JFK - 05 - 02001 “Daydream Believer” Performed by The Monkees Written By John Stewart Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd Licensed courtesy of Rhino UK “CH CHING” Performed by Lady Sovereign Written by Louise Harman and Ceri Evans Published by Big Life Music Limited (p) Casual Records Limited used by kind permission. “Morning Glory” Performed by Oasis Words and Music by Noel Gallagher Oasis Music/Sony/ATV Music Publishing Ltd (p) 1995 Big Brother Recordings Ltd “Love Will Tear Us Apart” Produced & performed by Honeyroot. Written and composed by Curtis/Hook/Morris/Sumner Published by Fractured Music/Zomba Music Publishers Ltd Taken from the album “Sound Echo Location” (p) 2005 Just Music used by kind permission. With Thanks to A-Z used with permission of Geographers A-Z Co Ltd and with kind permission of Ordnance Survey, Beth Allan, Arnold Clark, Haydn Arnold, Guillermo Arriaga, Audiolink, Axis Films, Kara Baker, Matthew Bates, Jeff Betancourt, Teresa Campbell, Francoise Certin, Valentine Chaudeurge, City Apartments, Katie Clare, Chris Collins, Chris Curling, Karen Fielding, Naomi Foner, Peter Galletly, Peter Garde, Todd Graff, Matthew Greenfield, Groucho St Judes, Matt Hale, Hammerhead Television, Steve Inch, JAe, Peter Aalbaek Jensen, Jo Dunton Cameras, Donald Francis Michael John, Kees Kassander, Myron Kerstein, Alex Knights, Coral Knights, Lee Lighting, Lucy Lee, Craig Lucas, Dan Macrae, Clive and Anne Maitland, Ilyse McKimmie, Morag Mckinnon, Mike Mohan, Patrick Morrison, Walter Mosley, Louise Muller, Multimap.com, Pia Nielsen, Mikkel Norgaard, Sarah Perry, Angus Pigott, Alastair Reid, Howard Rodman, Michelle Satter, Serious Facilities, Eyal Shapyr, Jenny Shaw, Susan Shilliday, Wendy de Silva, The Springburn Follies, Karen Syratt, Sandhya Suri, Tele Atlas NV, Sarah Wells, Alesia Weston, Zuba, Everyone at The Broomfield Tavern, The People of Red Road and Saracen Street. Made with the support of the UK Film Council`s New Cinema and Development Funds Made with the support of the National Lottery through Scottish Screen Filmed entirely on location in and around Glasgow with the kind support of Glasgow Film Office Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Co-producer Zentropa Entertainments In co-operation with Zoma Films Ltd Sigma Films No animals were harmed during the making of this motion picture. The persons and events portrayed in this production are fictitious. No similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is intended or should be inferred. This motion picture is protected under the laws of th.
In 16th-century Scotland, young Sawney Beane yearns to itch and scratch and buccaneer. So he bids farewell to his parents and their life of honest toil. Forty years later, Betty Beane sets off to find her long lost son with a secret suspicion in her heart.
Director, Elizabeth Hobbs ; Producer, p. National Film Board of Canada in co-production with Red Kite Animations Limited. -- Credits: sc. Elizabeth Hobbs animat. Elizabeth Hobbs as told by Sheila Donald original m. Normand Roger sd. design Normand Roger with the collaboration of Denis Chartrand Some music based on traditional Scottish songs © 2005 National Film Board of Canada (socan) musician Bernard Cormier (violin), Michel Dubeau (Scottish small pipe, flute and whistles), Alan Cazes (tuba) sd. ed. Pierre Yves Drapeau story and picture ed. Mark Jenkins, ARC Facilities digital imaging specialists Pierre Plouffe, Susan Gourley digital film specialist Pierre Landry voice recording Stewart Wakefield, Canongate Studios re-recording Serge Boivin video on-line Denis Pilon titles Serge Gaspard Gaudreau p. supervisors Richard Lesage (NFB), Jennifer Loughnan (Red Kite) administration Gisèle Guilbaul, Jocelyne Lalonde marketing manager Hélène Tanguay exec. p. Ken Anderson (Red Kite), David Verrall (NFB) p. Katja Anderson (Red Kite); Michael Fukushima (NFB) Produced by The National Film Board of Canada in co-production with red Kite Animations Limited in association with Scottish Screen © 2005 National Film Board of Canada, Red Kite Animations Ltd..
Mexico City: the St Patrick’s Battalion Pipe Band, Mexicans one and all, prepare for the biggest concert in its history. People so obsessed with the bagpipes they paid an Irishman to emigrate and tutor them, but then other pursuits get in the way.
Director, Andrews Bonner ; Producer, Cineworks. -- Credits: "Yo Me Voy" written by Salsa Celtica/Tobey Shippey "Maggie's Pancakes" written by Stuart Morrison Salsa Celtica appear courtesy of Greentrax Recordings camera John Harper sd. Simon Tomlinson online ed. Nick Wright dubbing mixer John Cobban ed. Bert Eeles w. and d. Andrews Bonner p. Rowan Aust exec. p. Cordelia Stephens, Abigail Howkins Cineworks. Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. GMAC. Edinburgh Mediabase. Scottish Enterprise Glasgow. Film Council. BBC Scotland.
It's Laura's first job and she is anxious to do well, but her instinctive empathy with the elderly people in her care puts her in conflict with her colleagues. Will she settle for conformity or follow her own perilous insights?
Director, Christeen Winford ; Producer, Cormorant Films. -- Credits: With thanks to Alison Campbell, Andrew Kinghorn, Lothian Primary Care NHS Trust, Rosslynlea Hospital Theatre Workshop, Portobello Sunshine Club, Ian Mann, Mark Shaw, Gordon Duncan, All Hospital Staff Cast Young Nurse Jenny Faulds Fiona Eileen McCallum Marianne Edith McArthur Ruby Cora Bisset Janice Andrea Gibb John John Yule Grieving Man Ian Hanmore Grieving Woman Lynne McCallum Scared Patient Elspet Cameron Doctor Martin Heller Patients Alan Anderson, Irene Alexander, Cathie Garvin, John Gray, Bernadette Heron, Kitty Laird, Jamesina Laidlaw, Ellen Mackie, Ann Miller, Edith Somerville Visitors Mike Heron, James McCallum,Kaz O'Donnell, Glyn Littlewood, Jennifer Souter Crew p. man. Dave Tarvit 2nd ass. d. Joe Morton sc. supervisor Belinda Newman p. secretary Lindsay Souter p. ass. Scott Leadbetter p. bookeeper Stephen Souter unit drivers Julie Reid, Mark Banks, Glenda Roma unit runner Brigid Eadie, Sheila Mackie standby props Sarah Bremner make up designer Claire McAndrew make-up artist Alexander Keith costume designer Lindsay Davidson nursing consultants Eleanor McCallum, Robbie Souter art dept. runners Steven Cook, Jenny Jones, Alistair Ross boom operator Andrea Seth dubbing mixer Dave Murricane sd. trainee Simon Tomlinson musicians Stevie Lawrence, Wendy Weatherby gaffer Alan Fraser lighting ass. Oliver Kenney focus puller Warren Harrison grip Robert Etherson add. ph. Mark Littelwood camera trainee Grant McPhee stills ph. Alan Crumlish online ed. Daniel Meadows camera equipment Hammerhead lighting Lee Lighting unit catering Argyle Catering post production Digital Facilities dubbing theatre Murricane & Murricane d. ph. Roger Chapman 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit p. designer Ti Green sd. rec. Colin McNab composer Wendy Weatherby ed. Fiona MacDonald exec. p. Mark Grindle, Steve McIntyre p. Sunni O'Connor, Christine Winford w. and d. Christeen Winford .
Women in Black keep vigil for peace all over the world. In this film, three Edinburgh women explain why they join other women on Princes Street every Saturday to bear silent witness against the futility of war.
Director, Nick Higgins ; Producer, Skyline Productions in association with Lansdowne Productions. -- Credits: w. Nick Higgins production Dave Tarvit ed. Bert Eeles, Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer John Cobban rostrum Holger Mohaupt sd. Robert Anderson m. Jim Mujotine, Paria Salehi, Amir Hushang Tourbatinejad ph. Scott Ward, Minttu Mantynen exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie.
Billy returns home for his father's funeral. He is forced to confront his father's artistic legacy, the expectations of a rural community and the flame he still carries for his first love.
Director, Jules Willamson ; Producer, Three Sisters. -- Credits: w. Jemma Field, Jules Williamson d. ph. Daf Hobson ed. Howard Reay sd. rec. Simon Bishop designer Marius van der Werff costume designer Alison Trett make-up designer Irene Napier casting d. Victoria Beattie, Gillian Berrie, Anna Robertson Cast Billy Charles Daish Kate Louise Goodall Terry Ford Kiernan Young Billy William Eadie Young Kate Lynne Ramsay Jnr. Man with tattoo Steve Barker Man 1 Mike Geddes Big John Ian Hanmore Jess Anne Downie 1st ass. d. Gerry Wigzerll unit p. ,mna. Kieran Parker 2nd ass. Lisa Anderson 3rd ass. d. Emma Bedford p. co-ordinator Linda Fraser p. ass. Marissa Carrara d. ph. Daf Hobson focus puller Matt Poynter clapper loader Peter-John Knox grip Lucien Grieve camera runner Rodney Bolton sc. supervisor Mark Murray supervising sd. ed. Simon Gershon rerecodring mixer James Andrews dialogue ed. Edward Bulman foley ed. Owen Bleasdale sd. rerecording studios Videosonics, Cinema Sound gaffer Paul McGeachan best boy Paul Bates genny operator Frank McConalogue electrician Campbell McIntosh boom operator Andy Griffin p. designer Marius van der Werff art d. Laura Donnelly art dept. ass. Andy Drummond painter William Bryden props buyer Katie Lee daily prop driver Matt Mooney standby props Jim Elliot standby joiner Alex Robertson stills ph. Christina Lloses Armstrong m. supervisor Howard Reay original m. composed by Jason Creasey 'Back from the Border' written and performed by Jamie Page Croft neg cutting Trucut film grader Dave Kelly lab. contact Len Thorton processing Soho Images titles and opticals Cineimage tattoo advisor Ritchie Bains, Boneyard Tattoo Studio, Edinburgh catering Argyll Catering The producers would like to thank The people of Brechin, Jacqueline Cameron, John Ritchie, Rith Leslie Melville, Brechin and District Charitable Trust, The Brechin Business Association, The Angus District Council, The Dalhousie Pub [... et al ...] Dedicated to our parents. .
PRINCESS ARTHUR LAYS FOUNDATION STONE OF MACDUFF WAR MEMORIAL
Princess Arthur of Connaught lays the foundation stone of Macduff War Memorial at the Canker's Knowe, 15th April 1920. Footage includes arrival and welcome party at Banff Bridge railway station.
The director undertakes a cathartic trip to his homeland of Caithness to give him the strength to finally end his addiction problems.
Director, David Graham Scott ; Producer, Autonomi in association with Northlight Productions. -- Credits: A film by David Graham Scott With thanks to George Bethune, Dunbeath Heritage Centre, Georgina Sutherland, Sonia Jordan and her family, Spyker, Cyber, John and Martin Coyle, GMAC, Marjory and Carla - the clever doggy p. ass. Graeme Burnet p. accountant Ian Reid ph. Doug Aubrey sd. Stephen McBride film ed. Adam McIlwaine online ed. Jim Allison dubbing mixer John L. Cobban exec. p. Robin McPherson, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie Autonomi in association with Northlight Productions for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen © 2002.
A sudden tragic loss forces an apparently close-knit family to re-evaluate what is precious about their lives.
Director, Eleanor Yule ; Producer, Peel Street Films / Dramatic Films . -- Credits: Emma Martha Leishman Paul Neil McKinnon Caitlin Niamh Downes Sam Samuel Downes Adam Adam McFarlane James Liam Cairney w. Eleanor Yule d. ph. Neville Kidd film ed. James Hamilton composers Saint Etienne sd. designer Douglas MacDougall sd. rec. Martin Belshaw p. designer Caroline Grebbell hair and make-up design Catherine Muir 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde sc. supervisor Lucy Enfield location man. Naomi Liston boom operator Sandy Miller camera ass. Francis MacNeil camera trainee Grant McPhee gaffer Arhtur Donnolly electrician Scott Napier art dept. ass. Emma Henderson wardrobe trainee Brenda Claypole chaperone Arlene Waugh production trainee Fiona Black location stills ph. Charlie Crawford online and effects Chris Timson dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson m. produced by Pete Wiggs, Bob Stanley, Gerard Johnson titles ISO production accountant John McKain addit. labour Fraser Roberts, Stewart Moffat, Chris Douglas, Juliua Downes, Dan Duncan exec. p. for Scottish Television Mark Grindle exec. p. for Scottish Screen Steve McIntyre A Peel Street Films / Dramatic Films production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund © Peel Street Films / Dramatic Films 2001.
Life's not so good for ten-year-old Angeline. Her family ignore her in favour of her football-mad brother and school is not much better. There she is tormented by a pint-sized hard nut with a penchant for big dresses, and has caught the eye of the class Lothario. To find an escape, she looks for a bit of heavenly inspiration.
Director, Angela M. Murray ; Producer, Synergen SMK. -- Credits: w. and d. Angela M. Murray Angeline Hannah MacLeod Natasha Aisling Gilbert Kenneth Craig Higgins Peter Drivvers Mark McGinn James Kyle Dunn Patrick Ross Burke Theresa Kath Hart Older pupil Holly Hart Miss Young Susan Morrison Father Keanan Steve Leach Mum Tracey Robertson Dad Steven Cartwright Johnny Dean Walker Grandpa Ian Hanmore Granny Janet Murray Neighbour Anne Rae Priest hand double Mr. Finch Schoolchildren: Thomas Armstrong, Amy Bannon, Natasha Cahill, Ainsleigh Cassidy, Erin Cook, Jordane Duncan, Carly Finan, Connor Fisher, Jade Flannigan, Megan Fleming, Kieran Hargreaves, Jamie Henry, Lynsey Kerr, Chantelle King, Natalie Kyle, Rachel McDermott, Sianhan McEvoy, Sylvia McLellan, Matthew Moore, Stuart Morrison, Elizabeth Mullen,Ashliegh Orr, Ryan Shaw, David Wright d. ph. Jim Peters ed. Samantha Holgate p. designer Marius van der Werff costume designer John Norster make-up artist and hair designer Lorraine Prosser sd. designer Simon Winter dubbing mixer John Cobban composer Geoff Cawood title and end credit music arrnaged and performed by Paul Stirling-Taylor first ass. d. Morris Milne third ass. d. Sarah Sandison producer's ass. Robbie Sandison production co-ordinatir Vicky Stoller location man. Kevin MacDonald p. ass. Niklas Vestberg p. runner Gordon Shillinglaw directing trainee Claire Jane Thomas focus puller / 2nd unit d.o.p. Ritchie Holt 2nd unit focus ouller David Byrne clapper loader Julia Robinson, Tony Kaye, Willy Pearce gaffers Willie Caddens, George Muir electrician Adam Walker grip Mark Donnelly camera trainee Gerry Langan boom operator Sandy Miller sd. trainee Kelly Brown 2nd unit sd. ass. Andrew Murray, Danielle Black stills ph. Neil Davisdson design ass. Thea McGhie backdrop artist Douglas Morland costume ass. Louise Allen art dept. ass. Ailean Stuart art dept. runners Stuart Gordon, James Barton, Fraser Hamilton art dept. trainee Leighann McDade catering Stableaird Catering, Resourceful Cooks chaperones Lynsey Donnelly, Eilidh McCormick Thanks to Moira MacLeod, Patricia Barrie and the staff and pupils of St. Peters RC Primary School, Ardrossan, St. Andrews Episcopalian Church Ardrossan, John Murray, Father Eddie McGhie [... et al ...] A Synergen SMK Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, made with the support of the Film Council and Film Four Completion Fund. Completion Fund Executive Maya Vision International © Synergen SMK Ltd. MMII.
Dead Sea Reels is the story of a young man, who is unable to cope after his young daughter is killed in a road accident. He takes to the bottle and eventually ends up in hospital close to death. There he meets an elderly priest - a strange man with an even stranger story, who attempts to help him deal with his grief.
Director, Don Coutts ; Producer, [p.c. Move On Up Ltd.]. -- Credits: Dead Sea Reels filmed on location in Ross and Cromarty With thanks to Ross and Cromarty Enterprise Ltd., Ross and Cromarty District Council, Scottish Broadcast & Film Training, Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama, Highlands of Scotland Film Commission & Highland Council, The People of Cromarty CAST Father Jim Ian Bannen Vincent Moray Hunter Doctor Gardener Anne-Louise Ross Anna Naomi Munro Security Man Bill Murdoch EXTRAS Ruth Davidson, Robin Ligerwood, Julie McIver, Rachel Robertson, Frank Gunn, Ian MacDonald, Jenny Middleton. Joel Symonds, Alison Watson, Nancy Henderson, Mary McEwan, Ann Shepherd, James Watson CREW 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist 2nd ass. d. Claire Hughes 3rd ass. d. Mike Higson location man. Joe Gibbs runner / driver Elizabeth Mulholland floor runner Giles Burgess addit. driver John Booth boom operator Pete Murphy focus puller Lorna Will loader Kirsten McMahon camera trainee (SB&FT) Julie Bills grip Lucien Grieve crane operator John Kelly gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Mick Carr art d. Rohan Banyard standby props John Casey props master Tony Sheridan art dept. trainee (SB&FT) Stephen Campbell swing construction Iain Robertson make-up Irene Napier make-ip trainee (SB&FT) Nicola Knowles costume designer Lynn Aitken wardrobe ass. (SB&FT) Cat Shirley continuity Avril Watt p. co-ordinator Philip Ramsell p. accountant Christine Johns legal services Richard M. Findlay insurance services Rollins Hudig-Hall ass. ed. Gary Scott dubbing mixer Cy Jack stills ph. Alan Hunter publicity David Smith camera equipment Cine-Europe lighting equipment Donny Campbell grip equipment Grip House North (Scotland), Napier University film stock Kodak caterers Thistles, Lettuce Eat, Exquisite Scoff dubbing Waterfront Studios titles Studio 51, Central Design neg cutters Sylvia Whelers film laboratory Metrocolor exec. p. Andrea Calderwood and Catherine Aitken Produced with financial assitance from The Scottish Arts Council p. man. Brian Kaczynski p. designer Mike Gunn casting d. Irene Napier sd. rec. Martin Belshaw music composed and performed by John Saich and Donald Shaw ed. Lindy Cameron lighting Jerry Kelly p. Oscar van Heek A Tartan Short Move On Up Production for BBC Scotland and the Scottish Film Production Fund © MCMXCVI.
An aspiring rock band decide that the best way for them to get ahead is for one of them to die. The lead singer is chosen to die in a blaze. However when he reaches the afterlife there is a dispute over whether he sold his soul to the Devil. The lead singer is released on a technicality and returned. The style of the band drastically changed!
Director, Stephen Chester. -- Credits: Cast Horace Mortimor Mark Markham Phil the Drummer Stuart McQuarrie Ian the Bassist Simon Crowther Gary the Good Angel Steven Leach Mike Mephistophilis Steven King Phil's Mum Ann-Louise Ross Journalist Chris Craig Death John Fairfoul Pensioner Andy Pritchard Box Office Girl Christine McInnes Cameras supplied by GHS (Glasgow) Filmstock kindly supplied by Kodak (Motion Picture Division) Colour by Metrocolor Crew sc.supervisor Jill Punton sd. rec. Guy Satchwell boom operator Jackie Kevan focus puller Chris Burns clapper / loader Sam Pilling grip Lucien Grieves make-up artist Debbie Peake p.buyer / set dresser Becky Lloyd second ass. d. Juliet Knight first ass. d. Jonathon Sendal avid ed. Peter Blackie on line ed. Bill Gill ( facilities kindly provided by IVPTV ) lighting cameraman Andy McLeod m. Dave McNiven exec. p. Ginnie Atkinson © Stephen Chester 1993 We would like to thank the following, without whom this film would not have been possible: Scottish Film Council First Reels Scheme, Area 5 Productions, Shepley-Shepley Trust, Prince of Wales Trust, Edinburgh District Arts Council, Light Track, Micheal Samuelson Lighting, Hammerhead TV, Black Light, The Kings Theatre (Edinburgh), The Citizens Theatre (Glasgow), The Calton Centre (Edinburgh), The Dolphin Arts Centre (Glasgow), Psion PLC [... et al ...] Soundtrack unavailable on cassette or CD. .
The absurdities of everyday life rise to the surface in three overlapping tales of different women visiting No. 55 on one particular morning.
Director, Wendy Griffin ; Producer, Miss Conception Films. -- Credits: Cast: Jim Paul Cleasby Mack Colin McLaren Salesman Steve McNicoll Mrs Harrison Caroline McKellar Tom Robert Williamson Bob Richard Callan Girl Fiona Riddick Man in street Paul Murray Parrot Jojo w. and d. Wendy Griffin p. Christine O'Hara d. ph. Iain Riddick p. designer Tom Sayer ed. David Cairns sd. designer Robert Anderson m. composer Rob Ironside ass. d. Hannah Robinson continuity Hannah Lewis 1st camera ass. Fraser MacDonald 2nd camera ass. Graham Scott clapper loader Mark Jenkins boom operator Tristan Anika gaffer Will Potter grips Lucian Griev, Grum Robertson, John Kelly p. ass. Robert Howat, Jane Lumsden, Julia Reid stills photographer Graham Scott catering Isabel Fletcher supported by Napier University, The Holt Trust, EDAC Thanks to Kodak, Rank Film Laboratories, BRS, Alexanders Estate Agents, Haig Scott & Co., Garden Haig, The Designer Shop, The Edinburgh Pine Studio, Edinburgh District Council, Lizars, Aquamac, Carliles, Kings Theatre, The Royal Mail, Todds of Orkney, Olly Oldale, Mike Brunsdon, Lila Rawlings, Kevin O'Brien, Mike and Edna Mechan, Joe Eales, The Residents of Dudley Avenue, Arts and Medias Catering, ESPC, Jimmy Miller, Janet Hogg, Bob Stench, Helen Foster, Kim Uppoerton, Shan Kelly, Sam Craig, Norman Banbrook A Miss Conception Film 1995 .
A film revealing intricate social relationships that operate in a community of workers with learning disabilities making a variety of organic breads for daily delivery to shops in Edinburgh.
Director, Yasmin Fedda ; Producer, Cadies Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Cadies Productions Ltd. Special thanks to The Garvald Bakery. Members and staff of Garvald Centre, Edinburgh. Very special thanks to Victor Chlebowski, Alistair Baines, Grace Nicol, Dan Gorman d. ph. Veera Lehto sd. designer Marcelo de Oliveira sd. rec. and ed. Yasmin Fedda short film exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Bridging the Gap coordinator Sonja Henrici exec. p. Noe Mendelle Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Scree, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute.
Where, when and by whom was the highland sword dance first invented? We think it was danced by Noah's son Calum, when the Ark hit dry land. Calum Noah takes a playful look at the origins of the sword dance, telling a long-forgotten tale from the Isle of Skye.
Director, Catriona Black ; Producer, Am Bocsa. -- Credits: animat. and ed. Catriona Black sc. d. and producer of voices Mairead Ross adapted from a traditional Gaelic story told in 1953 by Hugh MacRae voices John Carmichael, Mairi Morrison, Anne Sinclair m. composed and performed by Simon Thoumire also performed by Claire McLaughlin, Kevin MacKenzie m. rec. David Gray, Soundcafe dubbing ed. Jordan Killiard, Canongate Studios transfer to Digibeta Quadrille Thanks to Dr. Cathlin MacAulay School of Scottish Studies Archives, Margaret Cameraon, David Hutchison, Julian Silverstein, Ronald, Mairie and Anna Black exec. p. for BBC Ishbel MacLennan exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd, Julia Caithness transfer to film Molinare © Am Bocsa Ltd. 2007. www.ambocsa.com .
VERA REYNOLDS VISITS REGENT PICTURE HOUSE, GLASGOW
Visit of film star Vera Reynolds to the Regent Picture House, Glasgow on 30th September 1926. She is promoting her film 'Road to Yesterday' and crowds clamour to catch a glimpse of her posing by the entrance, holding a bouquet of flowers.
Comprehensive record of everyday life and subtle changes to the town of Eyemouth in the late 1940s and early fifties. Events such as the Herring Queen celebrations, the severe storms of 1953, church activities and a Scottish Cup football match with Celtic in 1953 are covered. There are also snapshots of everyday life and subtle changes to the town.
originally filmed by Rev. James Massie Milne. -- Credits: [re-ed. Rev. John Jackson and Fergus Milne].
A record of the building, laying of foundation stone, opening and dedication ceremony of Rutherglen Congregational Church, March - November 1935.
FAMILY HOLIDAYS AND COUNTRY SCENES IN MACDUFF, LAIRSHILL AND WALKERBURN
Amateur film of a family and agricultural nature, featuring Burnmouth, holidays in the south of England, and finishing with footage of Macduff, Lairshill and Walkerburn in the North East of Scotland.
HOLIDAYS IN OUTER HEBRIDES AND THE NORTH EAST
Amateur family film beginning with holidays in the Hebrides. Fisher lasses at Stornoway harbour enjoy a well-earned break. Finishes with an aeroplane journey from the islands, to the North East (possibly finishing with brief shot of Pennan?)
ABERDEEN SCENES - SPORTS DAY, ROBERT GORDON'S AND UNION STREET TRAMS
Family scenes in and around Aberdeen and the North East in the 1930s. Sporting activities, amateur dramatics. City shots of Aberdeen, including trams on Union Street and exteriors of Robert Gordon's College.
FISHERMEN AT EYEMOUTH, PLOUGHING AND FAMILY SCENES
Compilation of amateur footage. Fisherboats land catch out at sea near Eyemouth - men are seen working the winding gear for the ropes and nets, and mending nets by hand. Ploughing fields using horse, shearing sheep, beekeeping. Family footage at Lochgreen.
Family footage of the Macduff Gala Queen celebrations and games at the local bowling green.
An amateur scenic tour of the West Highlands, taking in sights such as Oban Harbour, an agricultural show at Salen on the Isle of Mull, the Kessock Ferry, and some rapidly edited views of a railway journey from Inverness in the north to the Forth Bridge in the south.
FAMILY OUTINGS, HEAVY SNOWFALL IN MACDUFF AND MACDUFF GALA WEEK
Family footage, including a visit to Culloden Battlefield, heavy snows affect the streets of Macduff, Sunday School Picnics, and some footage of Macduff Gala Week in 1956.
FAMILY SCENES - DALKEITH, FARMYARD SCENES AT NETHERMILL AND WOODSIDE
Family footage - young children with pets and around farmyard. Aberdeen in the 1940s, including Nethermill, agricultural scenes and Woodside.
VISIT TO IONA ABBEY DURING RECONSTRUCTION
Footage of a family visit to Iona Abbey during its period of reconstruction.
As struggling artist Jill fights her way home through a city in electronic meltdown, her sculpture takes on a new life.
Director, Arlene Cullum. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Digicult project in association with Scottish Screen Jill Rebecca Elise Jack Duncan Rennie Man at Window Abe Hamilton People on Mobile Phones Helen Reid-Foster, Pippa Reid-Foster, Blair Hamilton, Marie-Louise MacQuarrie, Ruth Clark, Niall Barber, Derek Somerville, Abe Hamilton, Fiona Holland, Julian Calbert, Karen O'Hare d. ph. Dave Dunbar camera production ass. Claire Johnston p. designer Nigel Reid-Foster make-up designer Lisa Murray-Hefferan runner Nicola White visual effects supervisor Dave Dunbar computer game design Matt Edwards ed. Dave Dunbar sd. design Kevin Gunn m. composer Kevin Gunn additional sd. dubbing LaChunky Productions sc. development Ella Zych-Watson Many thanks to Abe Hamilton for generous use of location and kettle! Helen Reid-Foster for feeding everyone like kings (and queens!) Evelyn Park, Pippa Reid-Foster, Bryan Larkin, Everyone at The Script Factory in London and Rosie Lee Productions For GMAC Short Film Assistants Ciar Barry and Lindsay Goodall. Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. For UK Film Council Julia Caithness For Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd w. and d. Arlene Cullum exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support og the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII.
How one letter from Britain has affected the life of a young Palestinian woman to this day. [synopsis from "New Films, New Talent: Best of Scottish Shorts 2007]
Director, Charlotte Cornic. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Cineworks project in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland story Fatima [Helow] ed. Cassandra McGrogan d. ph. Minttu Mantynen ph. (Lebanon) Stuart Platt sd. rec. Douglas Fairgrieve ass. d. Phil Chetwynd p. ass. Stuart Cadenhead original m. Okan Yahsi sd. dub. John Cobban story development Beth Armstrong stills ph. Gareth Harper, Basharat Khan archive Palestine Television, The National Archives of Scotland, National Library of Scotland, Palestine Remembered Thanks Henry Maitles, Melissa Bradley, Michael Brander, Jenny Simmons, David Affleck, Abd El Salaam Abo El Nada, Dr Daud Abdullah, Hopscotch Films, All at Whittingehame House, Fran Higson, Jo King, Suki Mills, Eve McConnachie, Sabelo Macanyana, Nick Higgins, Camcorder Guerillas, Local History Centre Haddington, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Housing Association, Euro Hostel UK Film Council Julia Caithness Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd BBC Scotland Jane Gilmartin GMAC Short Film Assistants Caira Barry and Lindsay Goodall. Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. Cineworks © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII [w. Fatima Helow].
A stylized horror film about a young man’s desire to escape himself. Bored by provincial life he concocts a hallucinogenic ointment that causes visions of lycanthropy and tender sexual violence. The film draws on adolescent rites of passage and the history of witchcraft in rural Scotland.
Director, Duncan Marquiss ; Producer, [p.c. Brocken Spectre]. -- Credits: cast William Ruane, Danielle Stewart sd. rec. Chris Campion focus puller David Liddell camera ass. Stuart Ewen 1st ass. d. Deva Smith art d. Jade Strachan costume and make-up designer Hanna Clark construction man. Colin MacInnes stills ph. and additional costume design Kimberley O'Neill production runners Stuart Cadenhead, Lindsay Goodall, Heather Rolls art dept. ass. Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Eona McCallum, Andy Wake m. Duncan Marquiss online ed. Ian Ballantyne sd. mix John Cobban d. ph. Kathleen Friend ed. Aldo Palumbo exec. p. David Smith w. and d. Duncan Marquiss Thanks to Aboyne Academy, Aboyne Caravan Park, Torphins Golf Course, RSAMD, Robbie Allen at Scottish Screen, Moira Jeffries at The Scottish Arts Council, Mick and Anne Marquiss, Storm the Dog and Sandra Halliday An Artists Film and Video Production supported by Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen.
This rare and intimate portrait explores a young women's perspective about living with albinism - a melanin deficiency which has often made her an outsider.
Director, Yulia Mahr ; Producer, Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Emigre Films. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Emigre Films Special thanks to Gemma Sherry and her family, Bill, Julie and Marcus d. ph. Nyika Jancso camera ass. Filip Syczynski, Danjel Bugeja, Freddie Bonifanti jimmy jib operator Aaron Boucher sd. rec. Chris Campion m. Max Richter dub and sd. design John Cobban foley Travis Reeves stills Stephen Rasmussen, Filip Syczynski p. man. Finlay Pretsell p. ass. Julie McIntosh online ed. Simon Blakeley ed. Bill Diver w. and d. Yulia Mahr short film exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. Noe Mendelle Many thanks to Robin Spinks and The Albinism Fellowship www.albinism.org.uk; Michael McGowan and NOAH; Staff and pupils at Newmilns Primary School, Lynn McLean, Alex Calder and Sharon Mobey, Mrs Caffrey and pupils in Class 5; Brin Johnston and all at Loudon Academy; Ross Sanders, Carla McCabe, Georgios Machtsiras, Lorna Bain at the CSE Pool at the University of Edinburgh; EICA: Ratho, Nic Crawshaw, Glenn Gordon, Simon Tait, Julie MacSporran; Kevin Thom at Dobbie's Butterfly World; Roberta McLaren and Craig Millar at The Glasgow Nautical College; Robert Walker, Tamara nvan Strijthem at Screen Academy at Napier University; Karen Smyth and Vince Hunter at La Belle Allee Production Company; Rick Guidotti of Positive Exposure; Virginia Smalls of Golden Child; John McCarney, Ron Robertson, Bill Outch, Alan Jones, Stuart Scott, Lara Kemp, Kirsty Mitchell, Aan Brown, Amy Hardie, Jackie Rayner, Fiona Reid, Laura Clarke, Marc Isaacs, Peter Symes Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute.
Dog Altogether is the story of Joseph (Peter Mullan), a man who is plagued by a violence and rage that is driving him to self destruction. As he falls further into turmoil Joseph scours the landscape in search of a single grain of redemption that might restore hope to his fractured life.
Director, Paddy Considine ; Producer, Warp Films and Sigma Films. -- Credits: w. Paddy Considine Joseph Peter Mullan Anita Olivia Colman Jack Karl Johnson Pub Youth 1 Paul Popplewell Pub Youth 2 William Ruane Pub Youth 3 Aston Kelly Man in Post Office Mahesh Soneji Youth in Post Office Gaurav Soodan Youth 1 Osman Mohammed Youth 2 Umer Mohammed Barmaid Patrici McHugh Kid in Street Dominic Curran d. ph. Tom Townend p. designer Ursula Cleary costume designer Carole K. Fraser make-up designer Sarah Fidelo casting d. Des Hamilton line p. Wendy Griffin location man. Martin Henderson sd. rec. Phil Croal stills ph. Derek Rogers sd. designer Ben Harvey m. Chris Baldwin ed. Colin Mone 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Carol-Anne Henderson p. co-ordinator Kathleen Lambie ass. co-ordinator Tina Pawlik p. trainee Kieran Hannigan p. accountant Niall Shamma art d. Martin McNee prop buyer Ann Marie-Coulter standby art d. Shona Paton animal handler David Stewart fight co-ordinator David Goodall gaffer Steve Arthur focus puller Chris Shaw camer ass. Jonny Kerr camera trainee Damien Leitch grip Mark Donnelly [....] boom operator Martin Cunningham sc. supervisor Dot Connolley ass. ed. Giles Burgess dubbing mixer Greg Marshall make-up trainee Tracy Young unit nurse Joanne Lindsey production ass. Caleb Shafer catering BCC Location Caterers dining bus Jeff Derby secure parking Go Diesel film stock Kodak genny Martin Plant Hire insurance Media Insurance Brokers Ltd. laboratory Film Lab North unit driver David Divers vehicles Arnold Clark [....] foley ed. Leyton Rooney foley artist Ian Waggott, Dave Poulton foley rec. / mixer Simon Trundle foley recorded at Universal Sound (UK) post production edit and audio Spool Post Production DI Post production [Digital Intermediate?] Molinare DI film consultant Justin Lanchbury digital film supervisor Andrew Dearnley post production co-ordinator Katie Sharokh senior colourist Gareth Spensley senior DI technician Andy Richards DI online ed. Gareth Parry On behalf of Film 4: business affairs exec. Louise Long p. man. Gerardine O'Flynn On behalf of Scottish Screen business affairs Anita Cox Thanks to Suzanne Alizart, Lizzie Francke, Panavision Glasgow, Serious Facilities, Andrew Morgan at Audiolink, Lighttrack, Jan Pester, Dan Clark at Kodak [... et al ...] p. Diarmid Scrimshaw co-p. Anna Duffield exec. p. for Warp Films Mark Herbert exec. p. for Sigma Films Gillian Berrie exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. for Film4 Jo McClellan exec. p. for EM Media Paul [..?..] © Warp Films / Sigma Films 2007.
Marion and her 10 year old son, Stuart, look after an old National Trust property while it is closed over winter. Stuart draws his nightmares on scraps of paper that he then collects in jars. A jar is broken, the nightmare escapes and stalks both mother and son.
Director, John Gorman ; Producer, Mandragora Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: w. Marc de Launay exec. p. Brian McCormick short film exec. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness Cast Marion Lorna McDevitt Stuart Callum Warren Brooker Dr. Brown Tom Carter Hazel Annette Westwood Nightmare 1 Andrew Taylor Nightmare 2 Elizabeth Jay, Jessica Williams Taxi Driver Gary Bulloch Crew p. man. Rosie Toner p. accountant Ian Reid p. co-ordinator Gayle Dickie d. ph. Keith Ingram ed. Simon Hamilton p. designer Jason Orr costume designer Gill Horn make-up designer Maxine Dallas prosthetics Grant Mason FX, John Riddell sd. rec. Richard Paterson, Stephen McBride 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell 2nd ass. d. Esther Hegarty, Carol Anne Henderson 3rd ass. d. Ewen Stewart sc. supervisor Claire McKay camera operator Steven Cassidy focus puller Andrew M'Itwamwari camera trainee Cameron Howatson grip Tim Critchell, Robert Etherson gaffer Stephen C.A. Arthur electrician David Thom boom operator Tim Dyer art dept. ass. Maria Ledinskaya. Kara Ramsay, Lindsay MacLeod, Fiona Barty standby props Liam McCallum dressing props Christian Otty, Richard McFadyen location man. Barry Laird location ass. Katrina Inkster, Carrie Smith wardrobe supervisor Kathryn Tart make-up artist Sarah Cairncross lighting Lighttrack camera equipment Hammerhead Facilities grip equipment Panavision, Lee Lighting, Lighttrack catering Deli-Royale, Box of Delights insurance Alan Chapman and James chaperone Juen Brooker, Paul Brooker runners Flora Munro, Gary Hogan, Keira Brown re-recording mixer Paul Wilson, Dan Singleton Lyth online ed. James Gelateley, David Armstrong composer David Lang CGI FX design Rory Lowe, Will Adams, Once Were Farmers tiles [sic. titles] Kenneth Caldwell edit facilities Edit 123 sd. facilities The Duvving Theatre stills ph. Eileen Byrne EPK Nigel Buckland, Dogsizedcat.com website / promotional design Robin Gillett from Broccolli Design illustrations / graphic novel illustrations Maria Ledinskaya Special thanks to Brian McCormick, Sally White, Jim McDowell, Colin and Gill at Edit 123 Thanks to Rachel and Hugh at Cafe Hula, Philip Schreiber at National Trust for Scotland, Gary Bulloch and Stella Fraioli Mackintosh House Glasgow, Where the Monkey sleeps, Belle and Louise Scottish Screen Locations, Rosemary and Bill from Panavision Filmed entirely on location in Scotland at Holmwood House www.nts.org.uk; Mackintosh House www.mackintoshhouse.co.uk Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen..
Musa, an old Tango Maestro from Buenos Aires tells about his experiments with dying. The film follows him around bars and cafes of La Boca. Inspired by the testimonies of dance marathons of the 1920’s and deals with exhaustion as expressed through dance. [synopsis from Dudendance website]
Director, Anna Krzystek (?) ; Producer, Dudendance. -- Credits: Couple 1: Moises 'Musa' Galante, Virginia Lucerno Couple 2: Paul Ros, Clea Wallis narr. / song Moses Galante camera Anna Krzystek add. camera Tina Ehrenhaus, Clea Wallis, Paul Rous sd. rec. Fabiana Galante composed m. Jan Feddersen ed. Holgar Mohaupt p. co-ordinator (Argentina) Fabiana Galante We would like to thank: "Club Bohemios", Cafe "Neuvo Paris", Cafe "Argos Billiars" and Cafe "Brasil" Also special thanks to Tina Ehrenhaus and Sandro Nunzietti, Clarisa Garcia, Carlos Lipsic, Patricia Martinez, Claudio, Silvina Sperling and Jenny Attala GMAC This film was made with the participation of the clients of the Club "Bohemios', La Boca, Buenos Aires A Dudendance Production in association with The Scottish National Lottery Fund and with support from "5th Festival Video Danca", Buenos Aires. Copyright 2000 Dudendance.
A promotional compilation from BBC Scotland showcasing clips from children's programmes transmitted in 2002. Includes material from BBC Alba, BBC Education, and highlights for the CBBC Scotland autumn season, as well as programmes transmitted across the UK.
An insight into what goes on in the ladies loos of a nightclub as seen by the mirror on the wall.
Director, Wendy Griffin ; Producer, Miss Conception Films. -- Credits: Cast (in order of appearance) Cleaning Lady Sheila Donald Jan Kirsty Miller Morag Lezlie Davidson Girl at Mirror Morag Mackinnon Girl with Tights Suzanne Roberts Seona Denise Borland Mel Caroline McKellar Gill Maureen Carr Bev Alison Peebles Drunk Girl Audrey Rankin Girl in Queue Shona Sharp Bloke Ricky Callan Max Alison Schofield Sarah Ann Lacey Jenny Sally Hawkins Shan Maxine Surry Hannah Ann Lannan Betty Barbara Rafferty Extras Beverley Syme, Laurel Wear, Alex Purbrick, Gillian Love, Alba Higgins, Catherine Sjepherd, Shirley Kay, Stephane Ervial, Tracy Fearnehough, Pippa Wilson, Samantha Solley, Samantha Hance w. Wendy Griffin d. ph. Kevin O'Brien p. designer Tom Sayer ed. Miglet Crichton dubbing mixer Colin McNab ass. d. Tracy Fearnehough, Alison Peebles sd. rec. Colin McNab boom operator Andrea Seath focus puller Hannah Rumsby clapper loader Sian Crichton spark Steve Arthur p. ass. Rebecca Brazil set decorator Mike McLaughlin standby props Laurel Wear art dept. ass. Alex Purbrick, Sandra Johnston stills ph. Stephane Ervial wardrobe Maxine Surry make-up Nikki Brannan, Pippa Wilson hair Adrian Meade catering Alison Robinson m. "Centre of the City" Seaside (Paul Croan, Ronnie Ross); "Deep Blue Sea" Bob Tench With thanks to Rank Film Laboratories, Napier University, Edinburgh District Council, BBC Scotland, Yorkshire TV, Builders Mate, Grant Westfield, Collinton Creamics, Victor Paris, Rentokil [... et al ...] Funded by The Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television. © Miss Conception Films 1996.
REFLECTIONS UPON THE ORIGIN OF THE PINEAPPLE
A former actor of the silent era recalls the making of his last film, finally offering an explanation for the construction of one of Scotland's most absurd architectural follies.
Director, Nigel Atkinson & Huw Davies ; Producer, Cliffhanger Films. -- Credits: Filmed at the "Pineapple" Dunmore, Scotland and Edinburgh Film Studios, Nine Mile Burn. Thanks to Jenny Attala, Constance Barrett, Robin Crichton, Julia Davies, Robin McPherson, Paul Moody, Robin Satow, BFFS Scotland, Colour Film Services, Film Lab North, Grip House North, Hendersons Film Lab, Lee Lighting, The Landmark Trust, Napier University, The National Trust for Scotland, VFG Glasgow gaffer / sparks Donny Campbell, Peter Scott grips Steve Arthur, Lucien Grieve, Clive Grandison, Aaron Boucher projectionists Alison Dalzell, Tim Hawes, Neil Chue Hong, Andrew McQueen costume design Alison Mitchell, Demise Coombes ass. costume Sal Pittman make-up design Fiona Maynard ass. make-up Tamsyn LeMarie set design / construction Mike McLoughlin production ass. Ailsa Vamplew, Laura Collordo Bossi steadicam operator John Richards ass. camera / focus puller Simon Vickery steadicam ass. Hugh Richards sd. post production David Bogie technical operator Ian Kerr narr. James Cosmo Cast: Alex McCallum, Elle Dickson, Keith Fleming d. ph. Scott Ward m. Paul Leonard-Morgan w. Nigel Atkinson & Huw Davies A Cliffhanger Films Production in association with The Northern Production Fund and The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund. © Cliffhanger Films 2000.
Clay animation dealing with a man who gets more than he bargained for when he helps hatch a golden egg containing the Bird of Paradise.
Director, Duncan Nicoll, Simon Overton, Derek Clow, Adrian Hodge ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: A film by Duncan Nicoll, Simon Overton, Derek Clow, Adrian Hodge Special thanks to Telford College Media Department and Jan McTaggart Produced with the financial assistance of The Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television. Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust 1993.
An odd meeting and ensuing series of events between a man and a tramp.
Director, Lindy Cameron. -- Credits: Man Frank Gallagher Woman Julia Dow Tramp Michael Doran Rita Anne Marie Timoney Shop Assistant Maureen Carr This film was made by trainee film technicians on the Scottish Film Training Trust Technician Training Scheme. The 1990/1991 trainees were: ed. David Gibson lighting camera Ann Hendry camera operator Mark Raeburn p. Tony Sheridan together with d. Lindy Cameron 1st ass. d. Neil Calder 2nd ass. d. Petrine Vietch 3rd ass. d. Lloret McKenna continuity Pearl Morrison location man. Alan Finlay p. ass. Charly Murray, Chris Bowman p. runner Lesley Anderson floor runner Mags Scholes focus puller Kay Sheridan camera ass. Alan Maxwell gaffer electrician Donny Campbell grip Stuart Bunting 2nd unit camera Jerry Kelly sd. rec. Simon Chirgwin, Andrea Seath, Mags Scholes boom operator Fiona Carlin p. designer Rita McGurn art dept. ass. Eleanor Barker, Evelyn Jardine, Irene Harris tramps magic hands Steve Hamilton costume designer Lynn Aitken wardrobe supervisor Helen MacCoig make-up artist Kathleen MacIntosh ass. ed. Alex McLaren m. composer Ewen Bremner titles Paperdart catering TBA Caterers, Aitkens Kitchen radio presentation Fiona Kelly, Lindsay Cadden Made with support from and thanks to Samuelson Film Service London, Technicolor, The Warehouse, GHS Motion Picture Services, Scottish Television PLC, Strathmore Film Services, Ruben Sedwick Insurance Services, Youngs Casting Agency, Ruth Tarko Agency, Pat Lovett Agency, Western Scottish Omnibuses, Scottish Youth Theatre, Scottish National Association of Youth Theatre, Boots the Chemist, City Productions, Lovell Homes, Scotrail, Gear Arts Centre, Cormorant Films, Pelicula Films, Picardy Television, In Video Productions, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust, SSK, Edinburgh Video Training Course, Magic Bus, Balfour Beatty, Penny Thomson, Paddy Higson, Martin Singleton, Jan Pester, Carolyn Lappin, John Rendall, Andy Stewart, Robin Crichton, Alan McSheehy, John Kelly, Andrea Calderwood, Don Coutts, Lara Bowen, Harry Boyd, Betty Dunlop, Simon Mallinson, Vicki Adamson, Loran Simpson, Lewis Foster, Norman Pollock, Alan Young, Kate Swan, Ann McArthur, Rupert Castle, Ian Atherton, Misty the Dog Made with financial assistance from The Scottish Film Training Trust. © Chill Productions 1991.
Detailed coverage of the 2008 Centenary Children's Gala Day celebrations in Torphichen, including shots of the processions, the crowning of the Queen by the First Minister and a firework display.
The short film SPACES depicts a young man's night shift in a car park in Edinburgh and the characters he meets there.
Director, Steve Pang ; Producer, Stray Dog Film Company. -- Credits: First Reels and Napier University present A Stray Dog Film Company Production Vinny David Tennant Duncan Colin Brown Homeless Boy Daniel Byrne Jane Becky Baxter Kilted Drunk Mike Gibbin Many thanks to the following for their assistance: Moyra Taylor & Chamber Developments Ltd., Derek Lang & Heriot Watt Estates The Actors Agency, Simon Crookall & The Queen's Hall, Alan Murray, Gavin Irvin & Inroads. lighting camera Iain Riddick ass. camera and grip Mike Gribbin sd. rec. Louise Nixon sd. ass. and spark Ewan Bush p. ass. and stills Gillian Pauling continuity, props and costumes Pu San Wong key grip Miles Tubb grip and driver Christopher McTavish muisc composed and performed by Bruce Reid and recorded at The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh online ed. and technical consultant Joe Tree p. Jo Roberts, Steve Pang w., d. and ed. Steve Pang.
The importance of Malcolm X to today's African and Asian Scots. Issue of race within Scotland.
Shiftwork Physical Theatre Company present a short film about love and loss expressed through movement. Memories are triggered when an elderly man finds a wedding dress and other personal belongings in a trunk in the attic.
Director, Fiona Pandelus ; Producer, Shiftwork Physical Theatre Company. -- Credits: Shiftwork Physical Theatre Company devised and performed by Wrigg Campbell, Niki McCretton, Claire Osborne m. Alasdair Fraser, Paul Machlis excerpts from "The Road North" courtesy of Narada Music © 1989 With special thanks to Eric Johnstone, Grampian Television; Tom Carlin, McMillan Video; Simon Thorgood, Viscom (Aberdeen) Ltd.; Garry Coleman, GHS Motion Picture Services Ltd.; Eric Smith, Micahel Samuelson Lighting; Brief Encounter; City of Aberdeen; Copthorne Hotel (Aberdeen) Ltd.; Northern College of Education; Simon Gane; Brian and Linda Glasser; Sandy and April Ramsay; Melanie Russell; Violet Russell; Nicola Walters; Colin and Susan Watson; Grant Wilson camera Tom Innes ass. camera Michael Connell lighting designer Ewan Munro lighting ass. Gavin Ramsay p. designer Bryan Angus wardrobe Elma Donald, Penny Clark make-up Jeane Christison p. ass. Emma Glasser grip Sadiq Masih runner David Ness unit stills Richard White catering Elna Angus ed. Bryan Keeley online ed. Tom Mowat post production sd. Robert Stephen, Brian Moffat production funding Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television, First Reels 1994, City of Aberdeen p. and d. Fiona Pandelus © 1995.
A Small Deposit begins with a young boy's football playing fantasies and ends with the suspense and intrigue of an elaborate con-trick. Together with the people living in his tenement, Dan swindles a door-to-door salesman who offers exorbitant credit on the hire purchase of luxury items much sought after in the years following the Second World War .
Director, Eleanor Yule ; Producer, Brassneck Film and Television. -- Credits: Tic Man Peter Wright Annie Eileen McCallum Gina Alexis Daly Dan Iain MacKay James Allan Sharpe Victoria Katherine Stark Mary Maureen Carr Nettie Sandy Armstrong Small Boy Rikki Harte Small Girls Ashleigh Oates, Lucy Wild Mother Susan McCahon Housewife Elizabeth Reid Husband Alec Somerville p. runners Lee Bateman, Marc Page, Richard Yule design ass. Laura Donnelly boom operator Jackie Kevan electrician Andy Stewart ed. ass. Graham Forsyth dubbing ed. David Gibson chief electrician Donny Campbell grips Iain Johnstone ass. camera Mike Cuthbert ass. floor man. Martin Ross make-up Graham Johnston costume Fiona King sd. rec. Mike Thomas film ed. Colin Monie m. composer and dubbing mixer Paul Wilson designer Ali Mills p. man. Jo Johnstone d. ph. Garry Morrison p. exec. for the SFPF [Scottish Film Production Fund] Kate Swan p. exec. for the BBC Paul Pender w. Danny McCahon © BBC Scotland MCMXCIII.
In the light of the many food poisoning scares that affect us nowadays this "World in Action" spoof, both highly dramatic and extremely funny, tells the story of an everyday ordinary housewife who becomes a knife wielding maniac, ferociously dealing out death to the superannuated old bacteria who have been living on the fat of the land for far too long....
Director, Pilton Video Project ; Producer, Pilton Video Project. -- Credits: Pat Hogen Presents... Sam O'Nella Sean Hay Closstridium Perfingens Alex Mowat Reporter Sean Curran Jean Irene Garden Husband John McCulloch Son Ryan Hill Thanks to Staff and customers of Scotmid, Crewe Road South, Staff and clients of Ainslie Park Leisure Centre, Scotia Enterprises, Shambles (the band), Staff and students of Food Studies Dept., Telford College, Craigroyston Health Clinic, Muirhouse Festival Society, the Hill family Project Steering Group Catherine Patterson, Graham Walker, Jan Keen, Catherine Mulholland, Gael Robertson, Janice Newlands The Steering Group gratefully acknowledge funding from the following Miss Beveridge & William Tyne Turst administered by Edinburgh Voluntary Organisation Council, Campbells Prime Meat Ltd., Edin District Council Environmental Health Dept., Edin District Council Womens Committee, Lothian Health Board, Royal Environmental Health Institute for Scotland, Royal Mail, Scotmid Pilton Video Crew Kev O'Brien, Hugh Farrell, Eleanor Hill, Billy Logan, Mark Raeburn, Allan Ross, Sioux Sharp, Lorna Simpson w., p. and d. Pilton Video Project 1993.
In this brightly coloured animation, Prince Cosmos and Princess Solitaire, bored with their palace lifestyle, decide to go and stay on a desert island in a giant's timeshare. (Loosely inspired by James Bond and Shirley Bassey!)
Director, [filmed by Rae Caven, Meredith Crone, Martin Devine, Martin Gallagher, Jim Harold, Beth Millar, Elsie Mitchell, Alex Russell, Derek Scalan, Janice Sprott] ; Producer, Co-operations/Rosehall Arts Group. -- Credits: filmmakers Rae Caven, Meredith Crone, Martin Devine, Martin Gallagher, Jim Harold, Beth Millar, Elsie Mitchell, Alex Russell, Derek Scalan, Janice Sprott sd. engineers Stuart MacLeod, Ian James Whitelaw sd. facilities Petersburn Studios Special thanks to Rosehall Centre, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop, Johnny Muir, Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television, Fire Station Restaurant The songs "Goldfinger", "Big Spender" and "No Regrets" are recorded courtesy of EMI Records funded by Strathclyde Regional Council, Monklands Festival A Co-operations/Rosehall Arts Group Production © 1993.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Elsie Mitchell, Dangerous Game
Raw interview footage with Elsie Mitchell, concerning her short film DANGEROUS GAME, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7982]
Credits: [interviewee Elsie Mitchell camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
A moody piece of black and white filmmaking which tries to piece together the puzzle of Smolke the bookseller in Prague and a tale of alchemy, death and dreams.
Director, Steve Dickson. -- Credits: narr. Norman Frazer m. Neale Cairns add. m. George Berguno, Coog Chuhan, George Stephanou Thanks to London Electronic Arts, The Sound House, Super 8 Film Co. Special thanks to Jane Filmed on location in Prague Made with the assistance of The Scottish Film Council Steve Dickson © 1995.
A bored housewife is outraged when her husband brings home two dead bodies he found in the local dump. When she attempts to dispose of them in a briefcase at a housewarming party everything definitely does not go to plan!
Director, Hilary Jayne Buchanan ; Producer, Hillfir Productions. -- Credits: Introducing Ruth Summerhill as Fiona Carstairs and Brian Buchanan as Fiona's husband w. and created by Hilary Jayne Buchanan Cast Ruth Summerhil, Brian Buchanan, Alison Gourlay, Paul O'Neill, Mr & Mrs D. Leslie, Mr & Mrs C. Sinclair, Mr& Mrs M. O'Connor, Mr & Mrs T. MacDonald, Mrs K. Dick, Mr J. MacFarlane, Mr & Mrs G. Burgess, Mr & Mrs H. Hiram Production Crew Stuart Arnott, Greig Malvern, Alan Hopkirk, Mickey O'Connor, Douglas Haffenden, Barry Pringle, Enzo Facchini, Andy Dickson, Kate Orchard, Lois Buchanan, Nicola Leslie, Zoe Buchanan, Natalie Leslie, Jennifer Scott, Alison McHarg Sound recorded at Carlton Studios, Carlton Place Title song by Brian Buchanan and Mickey O'Connor With thanks to Rainbow Room, Kevin Moore Makeup, Arnold Clark Van Hire, Hungrys Catering, Inscape, Fruit Market, Strathclyde University, Dawsholm Civic Amenities Site, Retro, Glasgow Film & Video Workshop, Samuelsons Lighting, Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television.
Eagle Eye was made as a bricolage experiment after a trip to Mexico to watch The Day of the Dead celebrations. McIntosh filmed in Glasgow, Mexico, Brislington and Galway. She worked with Patrick Macklin, a graphic designer, to make a moving image version of a poem written in Mexico.
Director, Mandy McIntosh. -- Credits: Tattoed Man John McFadyen Bird Story, Cat Story, Granny Story Neil McIntosh Gold Banister Tom McNally Butterfly Wings Maeve O'Regan Clock-part World Walter Burke camera Mandy McIntosh soundtrack Kaffe Matthews graphics and stills manipulation Patrick Macklin ed. Mandy McIntosh, Louise Brown, Holgar Mohaupt at Glasgow Film and Video Workshop locations Bridlington, County Galway, Dublin, Mexico [Glasgow?] supported by Scottish Screen, Scottish Television, Arts Council of Ireland, Glasgow City Council, The Scottish Arts Council A Woman wrote people's names under her good ornaments so there would be no fighting over them when she died. © Mandy McIntosh 1997.
The short film looks at what it is like to be gay when the nearest bar is 250 miles away. Drawn from nearly 20 hours of interviews with Highlander gay men of all ages, the film tells of the double lives, feelings of isolation, religious oppression and struggle for selfhood.
Director, Stuart Brown ; Producer, Fresh Film and Televison. -- Credits: camera ass. Ossie McLean gaffer Stephen Arthur video sequences Christina Johnson, William Parry sd. rec. Simon Chirgwin dubbing mixer Dave Murricane art d. Margaret Reeves camera equipment GHS Motion Picture Services laboratory Metrocolor London Ltd. With thanks to Tanya Stephan, Mary Gordon, Ursula Scrimgeour Performances by Darren Robertson, Stephen Wylie, Stuart Preston, Charles Walker, David J. Bickerstaff d. ph. Kathy Friend composer Colin MacFarlane ed. Gary Scott exec. p. Charlie Stuart Produced in association with Scottish Screen for Channel 4 by Fresh Film and Television. © Channel 4 / Scottish Screen / Fresh Film and Television MCMCXVII.
Short and surreal comedy of a man attempting to catch a common house fly. At the beginning the man is just mildly irritated by the fly, which was preventing him from eating his dinner. As the film continues he becomes more and more extreme in trying to catch the fly and the fly becomes more ingenious in escape. It ends with a TOM AND JERRY style situation.
Director, Kenneth Simpson ; Producer, Evolution Films. -- Credits: w. and d. Kenneth Simpson p. Andrew Secchi starring Steve McNicoll lighting camera Andrew Secchi camera ass. and grip Jez Curnow p. design and models Dave Arrowsmith art d. Dan Sellars ass. d. Morag McKinnon stills Alan Braidwood titles designed by Jim Callaghan ed. David Cairns sd. Kiyo Murakami, Simon Fraser m. composed by Haftor Medboe double bass Lucy Shaw Supported by The First Reels Project & The Scottish Film Council Special thanks to Jack Orr, Donald Holwill, Len Brown, Anita-Jane Govan, Edward O'Donnelly, Pat Lovett Agency, Lothian Regional Council, Edinburgh College of Art, Metrocolor (London Ltd.), Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust © Evolution 1993.
East meets west in a blaze of technology. [synopsis from BFI SIFT database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/579370, last accessed 15/6/2009]
Director, Stephen Edwards ; Producer, Anonymous Exterior. -- Credits: voice artists Wullie Brennan, Jane Dunbar, David Fehilly, Richard McLean Japanese translation Tomomi Ueda titles Philip Vaughan animat. Mark Donald, Alan Watson, Stephen Edwards sd. design Dave Murricane m. Stephen Edwards w. Mark Devlin, Stephen Edwards Thanks to Murricane and Murricane, Dan MacRae With support from Glasgow City Council Produced with the assistance of Scottish Screen, Foundation for Sport and the Arts © Anonymous Exterior 1997.
Humorous cut-out animation based around the mysterious designer of the Soviet Space Programme during the 1950s and 60s - Sergei Korolev.
Director, Jim McBride and Rachel Bevan Baker ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: A film by Jim McBride and Rachel Bevan Baker m. John Bevan Baker Produced with the financial assistance of The Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television Special thanks to The Drama and Media Dept. Telford College Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust 1993.
CLAN ARTHUR REBORN: The Inauguration of the Chief of Clan Arthur
The ceremony for the inauguration of the new Chief of Clan Arthur in Edinburgh in 2003.
Director, Jim Rusk ; Producer, clannarthur.com. -- Credits: nar. Eileen Buchanan interv. Christian Welsh ed. Richard Weeks composer Stuart McHardy .
Tommy Sheridan, MSP and leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, is dreaming of Scotland's very own Socialist Republic. He decides to go on holiday to Caracas to find out more about "the first revolution of the 21st century".
Director, Aimara Reques. -- Credits: camera Aimara Reques, Alexander Arias production assistant in Venezuela Marianella Yanez ed. Aimara Reques, Cassandra McGrogan sound dubbing Paul Wilson co-producer Cassandra McGrogan m. Maestro Juan Vicente Torrealba, Sexteto Criollo de Cuba, Alfredo Naranjo y su Guajeo, Ezequiel Siem p. Aimara Reques.
EL TROMPETISTA: Cuatro Movimento para el Desolado Robo de su Instrumento
Played against a soundtrack of music in four movements, this film shows a man's emotional and physical reaction when his trumpet is stolen on the underground and his actions to get it back. [Spanish language, set in Santiago, Chile]
Director, Juan Diego Garreton, Pedro Valenzuela. -- Credits: Una pelicula de Juan Diego Garreton y Pedro Valenzuela Guion y Direccion Juan Diego Garreton L. Dir Fotografia y Camera Pedro Valenzuela C. Produccion Rosa Amelia Gonzalez Asist Camera Inti Briones Montaje Jesus Panero Sonida Felipe Pincheira Electrico Ivan Roa Edicion Betacam Ruben Vargas Maquillage Ricardo Espeche Asist Produccion Anais Chinga Grabacion Trompeta Hector G. Vasquez Grafica Christian Matus D. Catering Margarita Fuentes G. Musica Incidental Freddie Hubbard Heidi B, Calipso Fred, L. van Beethoven Misa Solemne Actuacion Trompetista Patricio Bunster Vendedora Iselda Sepulveda Ciego Hector G. Vasquez Guardia de azul Claudio Belair Agradeciemientos Ricardo Pulgar, Andres Sepulveda, Metro S.A., Filial Corfo, Mario Diaz, Ricardo Larrain, Larrain Producciones, Fernando Acuria, Nueva Imagen [... et al ...] Esta pelicula fue realizada gracias al financiamiento parcial de FONDART 1993. post producida en Betacam por Nueva Imagen Ltda. Derechos Reservados © Juan Diego Garreton L. 1994. .
The crofter has run out of tobacco for his pipe. The only way he can get more is by paying with six eggs and he only has five. But his hen is being very unco-operative. Much chasing and enticing takes place. The old man even resorts to playing his flute to try to woo the bird! [Part of the “Bog Fliuch” series made at West Highland Animation in 1998] [Synopsis from West Highland Animation website at http://www.westhighlandanimation.co.uk/ENGLISH/stories/gog.html, last accessed 15/4/2009]
Director, [d. Leslie MacKenzie, Niek Reus] ; Producer, [p.c. West Highland Animation]. -- Credits: [Tiree Gaelic Medium Unit: Iona NicIlleDhuinn, Caron NicFhionghain, Sara NicHolladaidh, Creig Mac a'Ghobhainn, Adhamh Mac a'Ghobhainn, Cailean MacIlleDhuinn, Lynne NicFhionghain, Morbhan NicAonghais, Friassil MacAonghais, Iain Aonghas MacFhionghain, Mairi NicIllechiar. Workshop Assistants: Janice MacIver, Diana MacLean, Daibhidh MacLennan, Iain MacIllechiar and Iain MacKinnon. Music: Marc Fallon Song Words: Flora MacPhail Voices by: Alec MacLean and Sharon Kirk Animator and Co-Director: Niek Reus Studio Artwork and Sound: Caroline Espenhahn, Jim Stirk, Allan Lundy, Hamish McNeill, Donald McCoo, Shona Hynes, Colin Gordon and Emma Lazenby. Edit: WHA [West Highland Animation] Sound Dub: Cy Jack Funded by: The Scottish Arts Council, National Lottery Fund, Argyll Lec and Leader II, Argyll and Bute District Council. Executive Producer: Bob Kenyon Co-Director and Producer: Leslie MacKenzie].
cailleach na beinne brice = OLD WOMAN OF BEN BREAC
Donald is a crofter who lives next to a mountain called Ben Breac. He grows cabbages in his garden, but when winter comes he can't keep the starving deer away from them. This is because the deer have a friend, the Old Woman of Ben Breac, who looks after them. She has magical powers, like leaping up mountains and making lightning from her fingers. Helping the deer get over Donald's fences and away from his fierce dog is easy for her!! Truce is declared in spring, until next winter. [Part of the “Bog Fliuch” series made at West Highland Animation in 1998] [Synopsis from West Highland Animation website at http://www.westhighlandanimation.co.uk/ENGLISH/stories/call.html, last accessed 17/6/2009]
Director, [d. Leslie MacKenzie, Niek Reus] ; Producer, [p.c. West Highland Animation]. -- Credits: [Thanks to: Acharacle Sradagan: Jacob and Arran Hunter, Kirsten Connacher, Sean Carmichael, Clare and Patrick Blackburn, Ellen, Margaret, Karen and Claire MacGillivray, Robert and Catherine Nairn, Kathleen and Roslyn Niblock. Fort William Gaelic Medium Unit: Janne McHale, Sandi Black, Christopher Stoddart, Matthew Colye, Calum Gow, Thomas Jordan, Lauren Doherty, Aimee Foster. Fort William Gaelic Immersion Course: Ann Cameron, Colm O'Ruaidh, Cate Brown, Rob Kerr. Gaelic Workshop Assistants: Andrew Wiseman, Sandra Kennedy, Daibhidh MacLennan Edit: W.H.A with Colin Gordon and Emma Lazenby Sound Dub: Cy Jack Executive Producer: Bob Kenyon Music: Ben Wyvis and the Last Resort Traditional Song Cailleach na Beinne Bhric: Iain MacPherson Voices: Carina MacLeod, Iain MacPherson, Anna Murray Studio Assistant Animators:Caroline Espenhahn, Jim Stirk, Allan Lundy, Hamish McNeill Animo Operator: Mary Morrison Funded by: The Scottish Arts Council, National Lottery Fund, Comataidh Craolaidh Gaidhlig and Lochaber Leader. Animator and Co-Director: Niek Reus Co-Director and Producer: Lesley MacKenzie].
Twenty-five years ago Kela was abandoned by her mother in Bangladesh. Adopted and raised by a British family, Kela is returning for the first time to a country and culture she has never experienced.
Director, Jim Leishman ; Producer, Elysium Production. -- Credits: An Elysium Production in association with Bridging the Gap and Scottish Screen researcher Saiful Huda exec. p. Noe Mendell, Amy Hardie Thanks to Kela Darkins, Murray Greggor [sic? Grigor], Tim Young, Carole McNeice A Bridging the Gap Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Tayside, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art [w. Jim Leishman].
Large, hairy urisks used to live in the waterfalls of the Scottish Highlands. One day a baby one gets into a house. Chaos reigns until family resourcefulness - from both sides - gets him out.
Director, [d. Leslie MacKenzie] ; Producer, [p.c. West Highland Animation]. -- Credits: [Music: Martyn Bennett Characters and Backgrounds: Alistair Phimister, Dave Hutchinson. Artwork Assistants: Claire Gibbon, Rachel Brennan, Mary Morrison, Aaron Forsyth, Andy McFetters, April Husband, Jenny House, Stephen McKee. Animated by: Niek Reus Voices: Paderlan and Baby Urisk: Domhnall Ruadh, Peadragan: 'Rhyno' Morrison, Peallaidh: Derek 'Pluto' Murray, Mother: Alyxis Daly, Girl: Claire Gibbon, Boy: Iain MacAskill, Father: Simon McKenzie, Doc: Cally Mo Gaelic Advisor: Peigi Stiubhart Editor: Reelworks Funded by C.T.G -Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig. Executive Producer: Bob Kenyon Director and Producer: Leslie MacKenzie] -- Credits [in Gaelic] taken from viewing of actual film: URUISG NA H-ALBA le Leaslaidh NicCoinnich agus Niek Reus Ceol Martyn Bennett Obair Ealain Alistair Phimster, Dave Hutchison A Cuideachadh Sorcha Nic a'Gobhainn, Raonaid Brennan, Mairi NicIlleMhoire, Aaron Forsyth, Andy McFetters, Leonie NicMhaolain, April Husband, Jenny House, Stephen McKee Guthan Paderlan agus Leanabh Uruisg Domhnall Ruadh Peadragan "Rhyno" Moreasdan Peallaidh Derek 'Pluto" Moireach Mathair Alyxis Daly Nighean Sorcha Nic a'Gobhainn Balach Iain MacAsgaill Athair Sim MacCoinnich Dotair Cally Mo Comhairliche Gaidhlig Peigi Stiubhart Deasachadh Reelworks Ard-Riochdaire Bob Kenyon Stiuiriche agus Riochdaire Leaslaidh NicCoinnich Taic-Airgid Bho CTG Comataidh Telebhisein Gaidhlig Airson Telebhisein Grampian © West Highland Animation 1995.
A celebration of the country's performance poets, catching up on them as they perform in the streets and nightclubs of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Featuring the talents of David Alexander, Stephen Allan, Donna Campbell, Andy Fleming, Elspeth Murray and many others.
Director, Alistair Scott ; Producer, Lomond Production. -- Credits: Poets David Alexander, Peter Alexander, Stephen Allan, Donna Campbell, Andy Fleming, Abiola Funshu-Atanda, Viv Gee, Anita Govan, George Kay, Jenny Lindsay, Elspeth Murray, Eamonn Riley, Jem Rolls, Simon Spoor, Tim Turnbull, Annie Wallace, Tom White Thanks to Big Word camera Douglas Campbell sd. Allan Young online ed. William Summers exec. p. Henry Eagles, Robin MacPherson, Agnes Wilkie original music and sd. mix John L. Cobban ed. Gary Scott A Lomond Production for Scottish Television, Grampian Television and Scottish Screen © MMII.
A kind of tales of the unexpected story. A brother and sister are living in a flat together (the audience is told they share a surname and in the beginning we are supposed to assume they are married). Slowly we discover they basically "collect" men that share their surname (and therefore the name of their father). We work out what they are doing as we discover their father absconded the seen of a car crash (in which their mother was killed) when they were small children. They haven't seen their father since he abandoned them in the crashed car and as adults they hunt down men with their father's name (assuming that eventually they will find him) and abandon them in humiliating circumstances so as to reap their revenge. [synopsis courtesy of director]
Director, Mella Shaw ; Producer, Short Film Factory Production. -- Credits: w. Mella Shaw Cast Stuart McCall P.J. Farrell Jenny McCall Lisa Cooper Andy McCall John Yule Young Stuart Rory Smith Young Jenny Beth Wallace Production Team p. man. Janet Riddoch ass. d. Dave Tarvit, Ellie Wright, Angela Smith sc. supervisor Belinda Newman unit man. Gary Forsyth designer Ursula Cleary props buyer Anne Marie Coulter property master Paul Campbell ass. art d. Jenny Alexander d. ph. Scott Ward camera ass. Stephanie Bates video ass. Andrew Mitz stills ph. Neil Davidson gaffer Willie Cadden electrician Brian McGhee make-up design Caroline Hamilton costume design Lindsey Davidson sd. rec. Mike Thomas boom operator Sandy Miller offline ed. Mark Jenkins on-line ed. James Farrant composer John Harris dubbing mixer John Cobban catering Argyll Catering casting Victoria Beattie for Big Fish Casting sc. ed. Kate Croft development exec. Phil Parker p. exec. John McKain series p. Deborah Keogh With many thanks to Argyll and Bute Council, Digital Facilities, Glasgow City Council, Grip House North, Hammerhead, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs Interim Committee, PACE, Picardy Media Group, Sigma Films, Strathclyde Police, Tinderbox and special thanks to Paddy Higson A Short Film Factory Production for BBC Scotland and BBC Choice in association with Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Glasgow Film Office, The Film Council and PAL (Performing Arts Lab), PACT, Lee Lighting, Kodak, Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow. Eight and a Half. BBC Scotland..
When circumstances decide to get awkward, it can enlist the unlikeliest allies. take the humble pen, used millions of times everyday and never given a second through until, of course, you don’t have one and you absolutely need to write something.
Director, Bill Pryde ; Producer, Navigator Production in association with Stoneybridge Productions . -- Credits: Man Bill Paterson Woman Imelda Staunton Old Man Iain Cuthbertson Old Woman Irene Sunters Guard Colin McCreadie Policeman Ken Drury Mum Kathryn Howden Boy [Adam] Gordon McCorkell Buffet Lady Libby McArthur Ticket Clerk Billy McElhaney Teenage Boy Harry Ward Teenage Girl Debra Hirshal With special thanks to Scotrail and Railtrack and their staff in Inverness and Dingwall. Music supported by The Scottish Arts Council syills ph. Ruchard Easson p. team John McKain, Neil Davidson, Ewan Birse, Vince Tyronney p. co-ordinator Su Bainbridge, Alison Campbell p. secretary Sarah Black p. accountant Sandra Watson locations man. Jonathan Farmer musicians Dick Lee, Phil Bancroft, John Foley standby props Mat Bergel art dept. ass. Douglas Chatham, Mike McLoughlin art dept. runner Alex Purbrick boom operator Ann Meredith dubbing mixer Bronek Korda gaffer Andy Stewart electrician Donny Campbell focus puller Alan McSheehy clapper loader Alick Fraser grip David Logan first ass. d. Ian Fraser second ass. d. Alison Turnbull additional second ass. Brian Rose third ass. d. Ted Mitchell sc. supervisor Lillias MacKenzie exec. p. for SFPF [Scottish Film Production Fund] Catherine Aitken exec. p. for BBC Scotland Andrea Calderwood makeup designer Dianne Jamieson costume designer Gill Horn sd. Becky Thomson composer Chick Medley p. designers Michael Gunn, Tom Sayer ed. James Hamilton d. ph. Alasdair Walker exec. p. Pamela Wilson w. Ian Heggie © BBC MCMXCV.
Made by the 50 Plus video group for Pilton Video Project, this drama explores the life experiences of people of retirement age, from school days, through the second world war and working lives, and indifference from the authorities when they retire in 1990. It seems nothing much changes - lack of money, hard working days and no help from the government - but that doesn't stop them enjoying the merry-go-round of life.
Director, Henry Brindle ; Producer, 50 Plus video production for Pilton Video Project . -- Credits: w. and p. The 50 Plus Video Group sc. Gordon Marshall, Charlie Galloway, Dick Webster, Mary Hutchison, Henry Brindle with Alison Young and Pilton Video Project Starring Boy Colin Strachan Young Man David Vivanco Retired Person Jocky Tulloch Margaret June McGregor Young Wife Debbie Murray Government Officials Henry Brindle Deaf Man Gordon Marshall Community Worker Joel Venet Government Minister Ted Ager Children of the 1930s Craigmuir Primary 6: Gavin Burrell, Bianca Fielding, Scott Lamont, Susan McKellar, Derek Riordan, Kerry Watt Child on Merry Go Round Hannah Venet Funding Lothian Regional Council, Urban Aid - Small Projects, Age Concern Scotland, Scottish Film Council / STV Workshop Funding - First Reels Production Crew Henry Brindle, Charlie Galloway, Sioux Sharp, Lorna Simpson, Joel Venet titles William J. Logan m. Brian English ed. Sita Rose ass. ed. Sioux Sharp Another 50 Plus video production for Pilton Video Project 1993 .
Take a ride with a young joyrider - experience the same sounds, sights and conflicting emotions that he does as this film takes the viewer along for the ride.
Director, Michael Kelly ; Producer, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop (?). -- Credits: Actors Richard Gulland, Ross McMillan, Daljit Singh, Hamish Walker, Sandy Black, Ian Cairns, Katrine Caldwell, Jim Davidson, Keir Long, Jami Quarrel, Ali Walton lighting camera Mark Raeburn, Kathy Friend camera ass. Ruth Clark, Kevin Cameron sd. David Byrne, Philip Crean grips Lachlan MacKinnon, Kevin O'Brien runner Sandy Black driver Eric Darroch titles Adam Gill muisc engineered and recorded by Phil Crean ass. p. Ros Casselle p., d. and ed. Michael Kelly Thanks to Glasgow Film and Video Workshop, GHS, Michael Samuelson Lighting, Strathclyde Regional Council, Strathclyde Police, Julie Austin, Maggie McRitchie, Chris Orr, The Space Kittens, John Gould, David Danielson, STV Post Production, BBC Post Production Funded by The Shepley-Shepley Trust, Glasgow District Council, The Prince's Trust made through Glasgow Film and Video Workshop © Michael Kelly 1993.
Follows an expedition in 1994 to Kalimantan, Borneo and the work of Trekforce workers there as they construct a new visitor centre, a new research centre and care for the fragile ecosystem and animals such as Orang Utans.
Director, Andy McLeod ; Producer, Double Take. -- Credits: camera Andy McLeod sd. Guy Satchwell ed. Sarah Brown camera ass. Mark Raeburn Thanks to Wendy Swales, John Clark, Richard Aherne, Dougie Warner, Rob Murray-John, Corrin Adshead With the kind co-operation of The Forestry Dept. and Ministry of Information of the Government of Indonesia, Indonesian Embassy, London p. Guy Satchwell, Andy McLeod Made in association with Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television for First Reels © Double Take 1995. Trekforce Expeditions, 134 Buckingham Palace Road, London, SW1W 9SA 0171 824 8890.
A TO B TO Y TO Z: A Film in 13 Movements
An animated headspin of a journey using time-lapse photography, hand drawn and cut out animation techniques. Travels through the alphabet - this film features the journey from A to B and Y to Z.
Director, Dave Sutton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: Susan Kinnear, Dave Sutton, Scott Ward camera Scott Ward Produced with the financial assistance of the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television. Special thanks Drama and Media Department, Telford College. Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust 1993.
A Monty-Pythonesque animation telling the wacky tale of a statue in the local park called Seymour Highup, and what happens when his head falls off, and a supergranny steps in! Makes use of cut out and hand-drawn animation techniques.
Director, Dave Sutton ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust. -- Credits: w. and d. David Sutton Many thanks Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust © Dave Sutton 1993.
From his first injection of testosterone to the point when his maleness is undeniable, funny kinda guy follows Simon for eighteen months. Engaging and articulate, Simon shares his experiences with humour and honesty.
Director, Travis Reeves ; Producer, Sprocketeers. -- Credits: Simon and Rowena were married on the 14th of June 2003, Isle of Iona, Scotland filmed Travis Reeves ed. Bert Eeles m. Simon de Voil, Michelle le Masurier and Icarus post p. sd. John L Cobban add. filming Helen Reeves; Bert Eeles Icarus archive footage Helen Wickham add. sd. Karen Muirhead wedding photographs Donald de Voil online ed. Clive Pearson; [Ian Ballantyne] ass. dubbing mixer Craig Aitchison 35mm transfer Colour Film Services Thanks to Helen Reeves, Ken and Christabel Carvoith, The Danny Kyle Open Stage at Celtic Connections, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Marion Martens, Rose Garden Medical Centre Edinburgh, Brian McCormick at Hammerhead, Core Studios Glasgow, The Rosely Hotel Arbroath, Mark Freegard, 3Kyoti Studio Glasgow and to the participants Simon de Voil, Rowena Aberdeen, Cedric de Voil, Catriona de Voil, Michelle le Masurier, Lori Sullivan, Bruce Haswell, Sister Alison Turnbull, Alan Walsh, Ginny de Voil, Alasdair de Voil, Donald de Voil, Cara Robechek, The Rev. Ian Bonner-Evans, Lynn Aberdeen, Diane Griffin Aberdeen, Aaron Gray, Lisa Foran, Joshua Smith, Hunter Birbeck, Al Healy, Jamie Frazier, Reid Jones Music "Prelude No. 1 in C Major" by JS Bach "Time Tide, "Blue Ocean" by Simon de Voil performed by Simon de Voil an Lori Sullivan "Sad Song" "Funny Kinda Guy" "One More Time" "Peter Pan" "Where's the Peace" written and performed by Simon de Voil "Sundown" "You Walked through Me" "Waiting" "Wiser" "Riverside" "Didn't Mean To" "Reasoned Living" "Time Tide" by Simon de Voil and Michelle le Masurier performed by Icarus: guitar and vocals Simon de Voil vocals and flute Michelle le Masurier percussion Lori Sullivan bass Aaron Bell violin Alex Gilmour keyboards Tracy Lucas cello Bruce Haswell "It Had to be You" by Isham Jones and Gus Kahn published by EMI Music Ltd. audio post production @ The Base edited on Lightworks Made with the support of the National Lottery. Scottish Screen Lottery Funded © Sprocketeers 2004.
QUEEN'S GOLDEN JUBILEE IN THE SILVER CITY, the
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh visit Duthie Park in Aberdeen - includes shots of buildings of architectural interest on the Queen's route from Aberdeen railway station to the park.
Director, Eddie Davidson. -- Credits: ed. Eddie Davidson narr. Jackie Leith sc. Connie Leith, Jackie Leith, Eddie Davidson p. team Charles Leith, Violet McLeod.
QUEEN'S GOLDEN JUBILEE INVERCLYDE QUAY FESTIVAL
A music and entertainment festival at Inverclyde Quay in Greenock to mark Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee in 2002.
Producer, MacMovies Inverclyde. -- Credits: cameras Gordon Forbes, Jim F. Gray, Tom F. Griffin, Bert McCready, Fred McNeil, Sam Norrie, Alex. Stewart ed. Bert McCready .
Flung explores the moment when the worlds of a tormented young boy and an alienated old man collide with unforeseen consequences for them both.
Director, Fiona Walton ; Producer, GMAC. -- Credits: Boy Grant Gillan Man Sean Scanlan w. Fiona Walton exec. p. Karen O'Hare d. ph. Scott Ward ed. Bert Eeles p. designer Rebecca Dover ass. p. designer Jo Rogers costume designer Louise Allan costume supervisor Emma Togneri hair and make-up Nicole Stafford sc. development Sarah Tripp sc. continuity Dorothy Friend sd. designer John Cobban sd. rec. Stephen McBride colourist Ian Ballantyne p. man. Claire MacKenzie focus puller Gordon McMillan 2nd ass. camera Damien Leitch 3rd ass. camera Fraser Rice 1st ass. d. Gillian Tod 3rd ass. d. Zoe Smith director's ass. Zoe Smith p. ass. Car Lindsay stills ph. Robert Brady runners Stuart Cadenhead, Jack Archer, Anne Nicholson catering Portofino Catering security Drum Security Special thanks to Hopscotch Films, John Archer and Victoria Evans, Andy Cooper at Movietech, Jim Gangel at Drum Security, The Big Blue, Mark Thomson, Janis Watt, Majella McNeary, Annemarie, Michael, Jordan and Grant Gillen For GMAC: d. of GMAC Dale Corlett short film ass. Ciara Barry and Lindsay Goodall Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. For UK Film Council Julia Caithness For Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII.
WHY AREN'T YOU DEAD YET?: A Short Film about Castlemilk Pensioners Action Centre
An exploration of the work of the Castlemilk Pensioners Action Centre showing that there is life after 60, and that new opportunities, new social activities, and friends are there for everyone - as well as help and advice for the elderly in the community to give them a political and social voice.
Director, Victor Quayle ; Producer, Pergola Club Production. -- Credits: voiceover Mairi Sutherland presenter Victor Kennedy interviewees Bill Smith, Hanna Taylor, Margaret Sloan, Margaret Urquhart, Victor Kennedy, James Black Thanks to Betty Manzor and the Dance Class, Jimmy Hunter and the Art Class, Margaret McCormick and the Aromatherapy Class, Archie Heaney Castlemilk Money Advice, the Ladies Darts Club, Jimmy Huston, Jack Molloy, Cathey McDonald president of the Castlemilk Elderly Forum, Danny Eaglesham, Nancy MacFarlane photographer in residence, Tony Lavander Strathclyde University Jordanhill Campus, Mari Matheson assistant co-ordinator, Patsy Reilly and the Keep Fit Class, Mary Kinney, Chrissey Begbie and all the staff, volunteers and members of Castlemilk Pensioners Action Centre graphics Paul Cameron main camera Victor Quayle addit. camera and sd. Rikki Traynor, Tommy McGarrigle main sd. Paul Cameron technical assistance and facilities provided by Castlemilk Video Workshop c/o the Arts and Cultural Development Office South East Area ed. Neil Glancy exec. p. Margaret Urquhart Funding from The First Reels Scheme and The Arts and Cultural Development Office South East Area. A Pergola Club Production © 1993 Castlemilk Pensioners Action Centre and The Arts and Cultural Development Office South East Area..
Two young people lock themselves into a flat with a dead body, waiting for it to go to heaven. When an inquisitive neighbour intervenes, they set off on a nocturnal journey to dispose of the dead man.
Director, Mike Kelly ; Producer, GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop] Screenworks. -- Credits: An Instant Film Eva Pauline Lockhart Alan Keith Warwick Neighbour James Murray Eva's Father Tam McCauley Postman Nick Wardzynski w. and d. Mike Kelly p. Eileen Boyle d. ph. Ian Dodds m. Jane Gardner ed. Bert Eeles ass. d. Shiona McCubbin sd. rec. Derek Spark, Murray Kerr, Vicky Fleck grips Lachlan McKinnon, Lucien Grieve make-up artist Amanda Lennox art designer Shiona McCubbin casting advisor Catriona McPhie camera ass. Derek Walker, John Harper ass. ed. Rachel Seiffert set construction William McMillan p. ass. Stella Tobia boom operators John Fairbairn, Tom Binns, Johnny Muir m. performed by Jane Gardner - piano; Andrew Cruickshank - double bass and bass improvisation; Richard Ashton - oboe engineer Duncan Campbell at Riversde Studios drivers Gerry Mone, Jeremy Stevenson sd. dubbing Bronek Korda, John Cobban foley artist Derek Livesey titles Paul Cameron rostrum camera Walter McCrory Made with the kind support of BBC Scotland, STV, Rank Laboratories, Lee Lighting, Napier University, The Royal Mail, Arnold Clark, WS Wright Lettings, Roland Butter, FSC-Blanx, McMillan UK Scotland, Gerry Morrison, Scottish Broadcast and Film Training, GHS. With special thanks to Joan Johnston, Aimara Reques, Mary and Robert Kelly, The Actors Agency, Pat Lovett, Glasgow Cleansing Department, Laura Wright, Graeme Burnet, Claire Sutton, Steve McDaid, Kevin Cameron, Ellison Simpson, Duncan Waldron, Robert Mweek A GFVW [Glasgow Film and Video Workshop] Screenworks film funded by Glasgow City Council and Strathclyde Regional Council produced with financial assistance from Scottish Screen and Scottish Television's First Reels Scheme. Additional funding from the Hope-Scott Trust Copyright Mike Kelly 1997.
Animation based on the oil painting 'Ship of Fools' by Hieronymus Bosch. It tells a moral tale of mankind (the 'fools') drifting aimlessly on a ship on the seas of time, not achieving their potential, and focuses in on the story behind one of the characters in the painting - the jester.
Director, Leonie MacMillan. -- Credits: d., p. and animat. Leonie MacMillan animated drawing Sarah Crawford special effects Adam Hill online ed. Jan Jack camera ass. Jerry Kelly m. John Samson Sponsored by The Scottish Film Council, Shepley Shepley Trust, Glasgow City Council, Scottish Television Many thanks to Donny Borland, Mike Campbell, John Collin, Henry Eagles, Tom Fraser, Marcus Gray, Julie Kalopsidoris, Jordanhill College, Mark Mellors, Samuelsons Lighting, Gary Scott, Gillian Steel, Technicolor Ltd. With acknowledgement to Hironymus Bosch [sic] [Hieronymus] © 1993 Leonie MacMillan.
Television documentary exploring the work and philosophy of the Boyle Family, a group of collaborative artists based in London. Mark Boyle, his wife, Joan Hills and their two children talk about their work - the documentary is also includes archive footage and interviews with admirers of the art.
Director, Georgia Boyle and Fran Robertson ; Producer, Surface Film Production. -- Credits: narr. James Rafferty archive New Zealand Television Archive, BBC Television Archive with thanks to Tom Conti, John Cooper, Cameron Hills, Andrew MacDonald, Charles Martin, Tony Palmer sd. Cath Patton camera Neve Cunningham dubbing mixer Cliff Jones online ed. Todd Dalton m. Bradley Miles ed. Dai Vaughan exec. p. Kevin MacDonald p. Fran Robertson © Surface Film MM.
RUTHERGLEN DAY NURSERY ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT: That's Recycling
Made by the Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Community Projects team, this video tells of the award-winning recycling activities undertaken by staff and children at the Rutherglen Day Nursery in 1992 - 1993. The young children offer their views on the project, as well as people in the paper and can recycling businesses the nursery has been working with.
Director, [d. Peter Paterson] ; Producer, Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Community Projects. -- Credits: The children and staff of Rutherglen Day Nursery would like to thank everyone who took part in the making of this programe. Teachers Deborah Riddell, Patricia Hatherley, Julie Guy, Julie Brennan Officer in Charge Vivienne Dignan Children Lisa Moore, Christopher Davey, Lynne Grassie, Andrew Burns, Laura Govan, Jonathan Dignan, Charlene O'Raw, Kirsty Lamont, Rory Brennan, Jennifer Hassan, Paula McInally, Richard Carmichael, Richard Woods A special thanks to The Rosebud Committee, GDC [Glasgow City Council] Cleansing Department, Rutherglen Library, Alcan, Smurfit, Overton Nursery, The Reformer Newspaper. Made by Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Community Projects Scheme © Glasgow Film and Video Workshop August 1993 [Debbie McComb - Alcan Robert Haugh - Smurfit].
Social documentary offering an insight into homelessness and the work of the Glasgow Simon Community. Various homeless people are interviewed regarding how, when, and why, they got into their current situation. It also demonstrates how the Simon Community offers practical and much-needed help.
Director, Edward Davey ; Producer, Video Reality. -- Credits: Video Reality presents an introduction to Glasgow Simon Community Contributors Jamie McFarlane, Willie Jarvi, Willie Smith, Anne-Marie, Joanna, Alan Scott McNeilage, John Boyle, Paul Rodgers, Steven Hendry, Jane Hynes, Dougie Patterson... and many others. camera Mike Kelly grip / driver Alan Lavender exec. p. Ian Galloway m. David McTeague, Auntie Rose, Jump Studios, Dave Gardiner graphics Cairn Production Special thanks Alan Robertson (on-line) and STV (offline) p. Edward Davey co-producer The Television Workshop, School of Television and Imaging Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art Funded by First Reels (Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television), Strathclyde Regional Council (Culture Unit) Video Reality 1993.
Video Art. Story of a sick man's need for forgiveness. He is weak and misguided. He gets into all kinds of trouble, but in the end reaches a better place.
Director, Edward Davey ; Producer, Video Reality / The Television Workshop, School of Television and Imaging Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. -- Credits: Video Reality presents Actors Herman Brian O'Malley Mrs H. Sarah Dunn Crew S8 camera Teri Hodgins Hi-8 camera Inigo Garido [sic? Garrido?] sd. Kevin Laitak, Steve McDaid ass. camera Ros Casselle runner Jenny Scott Psalm 24 sung by Harry Trevelyan, trombone by Alan Lavender, mixed at Jump Studios Sound system by Source People - Jamie Cloughlay, Alasdair MacInnes, Colin McNeil, Tommy McGrody vocals Lynne O'Neill p. design Catherine Cowern assisted by Kathleen Donachie tapestry Emma Jo Webster editing script Kevin Laitak d. / p. Edward Davey Thanks Amy MacDonald, Matt Holmes, Andy and Rhona Thornton, Shaz Kerr, Alastair Walker, Andy MacKinnon, Jerry Kelly Sponsors Michael Samuelson Lighting, Versace Collection, Cruise Clothing, Nice House, Caltech Reprographics, Harbingers, Branching Out, Galerie Mirages, Adams Furniture, RSAMD, TAG co-producer The Television Workshop, School of Television and Imaging Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art Funded by First Reels, Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television, Shepley Shepley Trust, Scottish Arts Council Video Reality 1993. .
Insight into the lives of horse-drawn travellers over the stormy motorway mountains and into the village of Durisdeer in Dumfries. Here the locals are asked to attend a magical night-time woodland wedding and watch a film about travellers.
Director, Francis Higson ; Producer, Ideal World in association with Beast Productions. -- Credits: Featuring Janie and Rory Kyle; Carol and Jockie McEwan; Julie Rowan and Katie Taylor; Blue, Boxer, Jack, Dandy and Seavas; Danny Fairley and Trish McGarry; Jenny and Will and the community of Durisdeer p. and d. Francis Higson ph. Kirsty McMahon ed. David Gibson p. supervisor Sonja Scott post production sd. Savalas Studios, Diane Jardine and Kahl Henderson online ed. Jim Allison m. Kerri McCormick on fiddle, Pete Garnett on accordian for live fire and incidental music. Fanfare Ciocarlia from the album Baro Biao. Dr. Nele Karajilie from the film "Black Cat White Cat". Oige from the album Bang On. Elaine Dempsey singing "Don't Fence Me In". executives Jillian Norris for Ideal World, Robin McPherson for Scottish Screen, Henry Eagles for SMG. Love and thanks to Paddy Higson, Eddie McGee, John Currie, Hamish, Murray Grigor, Brycey and Aionoah, Helen Kyle, Ali Begbie, Peter Brill, Timothy Neat, John McGuiness, Talamh [... et al ...] In memory of Danny Kyle (1939 - 1998) © MMII.
After the death of her husband, Frances considers moving with her son from Britain to Australia to escape her memories. Then Elspeth, Frances' mother, arrives on the scene and forces Frances to take stock of her life.
Director, Alan Rickman ; Producer, Pressman Lipper Production. -- Credits: Film Four Distributors presents in association with Channel Four Films, First Line Features and Capitol Films, The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund a Pressman Lipper Production co-producer Steve Clark-Hall screenplay Sharman MacDonald, Alan Rickman adapted form the play by Sharman MacDonald d. ph. Seamus McGarvey ed. Scott Thomas m. written and performed by Michael Kamen p. design Robin Cameron Don visual effects supervisor Steve Rundell associate p. Alan J. Wands casting Joyce Nettles chief make-up artist Morag Ross costume design Joan Bergin sd. rec. Colin Nicolson art d. Elli Griff, Ben Scott first ass. d. Chris Newman sc. supervisor Pat Rimbaut Elspeth Phyllida Law Frances Emma Thompson Lily Sheila Reid Chloe Sandra Voe Nita Arlene Cockburn Alex Gary Hollywood Tim Sean Biggerstaff Sam Douglas Murphy Minister Tom Watson Cafe Proprietor Jan Shand Passer-By Sandy Neilson Bus Driver Billy McElhaney Woman in Tea Shop Helen Devon Boy in Teashop Harry Welsh Young Man in Curch Christian Zanone Jamie Ross Lewis ass. d. Ben Howarth, Keith Young p. co-ordinators Alison Campbell, Emma James location man. Brian Kaczynski ass. location man. Janet Riddoch continuity ass. Lou Crichton p. runner Seth Miller p. accountant Will Tyler ass. accountant John McKain focus puller Baz Irvine clapper loader Kirstin McMahon camera grip Stuart Bunting camera trainee Julie Bills steadicam operator Jan Pester, Alistair Ray addit. ph. Steve Rundell 2nd unit clapper loader Neil Davidson, Chris Burns 2nd unit focus puller Lewis Buchanan aerial cameraman Simon Werry stills ph. Clive Coote boom operator Tony Cook sd. trainee Alistair Mason wardrobe man. Ganriel O'Brien wardrobe ass. Ruth Sinclair make-up artist Miri Ben-Schlomo ass. art d. Karl Probert art dept ass. Will Hughes-Jones storyboard artist Miguel Sapochnik photographs of Jamie Ivan Kynch, Nigel Finch draughtsman Roger Jorgensen rocking horse by John S. Don ass. to the designer Roy Bell, Graham C. McGill, Alison Nalder special effects Snow Business special effects supervisor David Crrownshaw special effects technicians john Cox, Peter Haran, Tim Howell, John Mason, Mark Raymond ice floe constructor Ben Dickens visual effects by D. Rez Hollywood visual effects p. Blondel Aidoo digital matte paintings Robert Scifo effects facility p. Jim Livolsi senior digital artist T. J. Morgan supervising digital artist Janice Tso digital artists Andy Atkins, Robby Vignato, Pete Graziano, Heidy Hughes, Russell Frazier 3D digital artist Jerr Dunlap SGI digital artist Matthew C. Reid effects ed. Dan Hamilton effects color timer Matthieu C. Reid effects co-ordinator Howard Minkow property master Gordon Fitzgerald property buyer Mark Rimmell storeman Mike Roberts dressing prop men Stewart Cunningham, Piero Jamieson, Robert Ross standby props Mat Bergel, Anna Selwood add. prop ass. John Booth, Tristan Carlyle Kitz gaffer Lee Walters best boy Mark Ritchie generator operator Paul Bates electricians Matthew Butler, Garry Thompson action sequences Matthew Scott-Law stand-ins Janice Corson, Kelly Forgan kittens Flora Fleming seagulls Creature Feature, David Stewart unit nurse Gerladine Murphy chaperone Martina Gormley tutor Pete Beaver construction man. Colin Fraser construction chargehand Derek Fraser chargehand carpenter Robert Ross standby carpenter Alex Robertson chargehand rigger Drew Meldon standby rigger Dave Lawrence carpenters Frank Cameron, Mark Harrod, Richard Hassall, Peter Knotts, Neil Querns chargehand painter Jim Patrick painters Paul Curren, Sam Curren, Bobby Gee chargehand plasterer John Woods plasterers Paul Grange, Bob Rose, Jeremy Rose plasterers labourers Tony Braden, Bill Thompson stagehands John Donnelly, Brian Boyne addit. labour Dennis Gallaghe, Michael Gerrard, Keith Handley, Steven Michalski ass. ed. Lucy Chapman, Martin Morrison, Stephen Griffiths dubbing mixer Dave Humphries ass. mixer Robert Thompson foley mixer Trevor Swarscott foley artists Diane Greaves, Jason Swarscott m. recorded and mixed Stephen McLaughlin addit. piano playing David Harrod end title song recorded at Christchurch Studios, Bristol mixer Neil Davidge ass. engineers Dave Jepkin, Lee Shephard transport captain Arthur Morrison unit driver Bill Stevenson minibus driver Arthur Morrison winnebago driver Dennis McElhaney make-up bus driver John McDowell wardrobe bus driver Danny Blain camera car driver Conrad Phillips dressing props bus driver Alan Doyle standby props bus driver Frank Hudson standby constructions bus driver Terence Morrison greenroom truck driver Clark Tracy catering company Real Food catering man. Guy Cowan caterers Robert Bowman, Merry Brown, John D'Arcy, Izzy Graham, Andy Irvine, John McVeigh, Lee Miller unit publicity Linda Gamble marketing supervisor Pamela Godfrey insurance Near North Entertainment, Derek Townshend legal services Olswang, Lisbeth Savill; Miles Kettley, Melissa Royde; Pryor Cashman; Sherman & Flynn; Karen Robson banking services Guiness Mahon & Co. Ltd. sd. rec. at Daniel Brazier Ltd. title design Chris Allies opticals by Peerless Camera Co. grip equipment Grip House North unit transport supplied by TLS Vehicle Hire helicopter supplied by PDG Helicopters rushes transport Ecosse Worls Express originated on Kodak colour by Technicolor grader Chris Best exec. in charge of post productions Sara King Lipper development staff Frank Gannon, Peggy Smith Pressman development staff Erin O'Rourke "Take Me With You" sung by Elizabeth Fraser completion guarantee supplied by Film Finances Inc. Special thanks to Linday Duncan, Sian Thomas, David Evans, John Ross-Morland, Anthony J. O'Donnell [... et al ...] This film is dedicated to Helen Sinclair Robertson Smith 1912 - 1993. A Pressman Lipper Production for First Line Features and Capitol Films and Channel Four Films with the participation of The Scottish Film Production Fund. Filmed on location in Scotland by Winter Guest Ltd.. © Winter Guest Ltd. 1997. All Rights Reserved..
A story of unrequited love and the magic of the movies. Two lost souls in the basement of a vast film studio. Thomas loves Ruby; Ruby just wants out.
Director, [d. Rachel Seiffert] ; Producer, [p. Ruby Films]. -- Credits: Victoria Davar and Niall Greig Fulton [w. Rachel Seiffert ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. design Mark Leese sd. Gerald Mair costume design Anna Lau make-up Candice Banks] .
Man appears in a car park and hands a woman a leaflet advertising a hypnotist. At the show, the woman is hypnotised and she reveals all the family's dark secrets.
Director, Ali Turnbull ; Producer, Alligator Films in association with Antonine Films. -- Credits: Verity Joanna Tope Hugo Allan Sharpe Verity's Husband Stewart Preston Verity's Daughter Claire Cairns Verity's Son Gary Hollywood Onion Man Ricky Callan camera operator Simon Stirling lighting electrician John Kelly camera ass. Graham Scott lighting ass. Simon Mallorie boom operator Robert Anderson art d. Mike McLoughlin co. set designer Irene Narbutt set construction Tom Sayer costume designer Kirsten Phillip make-up artist Nicola Knowle wardrobe supervisor Michael Sisson stills ph. Robert Schoehuys first ass. d. Miglet Crichton p. man / location man. Steve Quinn casting d. Irene Napier sc. supervisor Louise Crichton p. secretary / 2nd ass. d. Mary Gordon third ass. d. Jaspreet Bal p. ass. Michael Higson, Shiona McCallum p. accountant John McKain drivers Martin Boyle, Buster Brown caterer Mary Donaldson, Greenmantle Pub rostrum camera Damson Studios graphics Paperdart dubbing mixer Cy Jack Made with the kind support of: Camera equipment Tatooist International Avid offline facilities First Cut Sound studio Waterfront Studios Film laboratory Colour Film Services Warehouse location Scottish Healthcare Supplies Production vehicles The Big Project, Arnold Clark, Citroen Glasgow Special thanks to Paddy Higson, Frances Higson, Ribin & Trish Crichton, Allison Hammond, Margaret Milne, Derek Yeaman [... et al ...] d. ph. Gary Turnbull p. designer Asha Narbutt sd. rec. Colin Hood original music composed by Martin Hodgson ed. John Gow p. Su Bainbridge w. and d. Ali Turnbull Made with financial assistance from the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's Centenary Reels Scheme, Glasgow City Council Alligator Films in association with Antonine Films © Alligator Films 1996.
An exploration of silence, love and loss.
Director, Simon Fildes. -- Credits: devised and realised Simon Fildes Acting by Fred Parsons, Leslie Stark, John MacIsaac, Roseanne Erskine, Kim Tebble, Jamie Barton, Grace Mangan, Neil Oram, Veronica Leer, Dolina McLennan, Pamela Stark, Ele Alba Erskine, Anne Louise Ross, Carloyn Barton, Morag Barton, David Doyle, Shonagh Price Thanks to Peter Ross, Aneta Kleinteich, Jessie Millard, Margaret Drysdale, Eddie Ross, Alan & Enid Braddock Invaluable assitance Pat Lovett Agency, Railtyrack ISO Edinburgh, Finiflex, Irene Napier, Mhairi Fraser, The Actors Agency, Waverley Station, Philip Pinsky, Fred Parsons, Digital Facilities Ltd. This video was made in association with the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television under the First Reels Programme 1994.
Mixture of mute line tests from the animated film 'Fairground Fever', including 'Horror Sequence' and 'Fair Arrives'. The film would seem to be about the fair coming to town and all the excitement and colour that brings. [Note - this is not the completed film]
Chris Meigh Andrews - see list of works and http://www.rewind.ac.uk/
Director, Chris Meigh-Andrews, Gabrielle Brown. -- Credits: [ Collaborators or Associated Artists: Gabrielle Brown Floor Manager: Ken McMullen Other crew: Chris Hartwill, Geoff Miles, Yoram Mor, Rob Prince, Carlos Rodil, Julian Yewdall].
Is Mise an Teanga is about Gaelic, its contemporary poets and their encounters with 100 visual artists in The Great Book of Gaelic - a Book of Kells for our time. Is Mise an Teanga is a living portrait of a language in flux [English subtitles]
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz with Flying Fox Films. -- Credits: w. and narr. Kevin Anderson ph. Conor Hammond and Seamas McGarvey BSC film sd. Allan Young lighting Steve Arthur, Dermot Coleman, Giancarlo McDonnell, Davey Bates p. ass. Iaonna Anderson p. accounts Susan Freeman addit. studio sd. David Murricane sd. dubbing John Cobban ed. Cassandra McGrogan online ed. Mark Huskisson, Berg Saetre m. Rab Purves - fiddle, Dugald B. MacNeill - pibroch, John Cobban and John Higgins translators Behag Moireasdean, Kirsty Campbell digital rostrum John Butler Is Mis an Teanga calligraphers Frances Breen, Reitlin Murphy, Donald Murray graphics Teresa Monachino co-producer Catherine Gifford, Flying Fox Films commissioning exec. John Alick MacPherson, Comataidh Craolaidh Gaidhlig; Rod Stoneman, Bord Scannan na hEireann; Steve McIntyre, Scottish Screen; Ishbel MacLennan, BBC Scotland additional readings Is acher in gath in-nocht John Murray; Scel Lem Duib Fearghas MacFhionnlaigh; Mairi Iain Mhurch' Chaluim Anna Frater; Twittering by Rody Gorman Simon MacKenzie; An Carraig by Michael O Conghaile Cathal O Searcaigh; An Lon Dubh Trad. read and arr. Gearoid MacLochlainn; o ghrunnd na mara performed by tomorrowscope; Teanga Eile and Aistriuchain © Gearoid MacLochlainn (Stream of Tongues, Clo lar-Chonnachta) Extracts 'Checkmate' and 'Am Faigh an Cowboy Bas' by John Murray performed by The Point Players - Domhnall Greumach, Marisa NicDhomhnaill, Domhnall Mac a'Ghobhainn, Domhnall Iain MacLeoid, Nan S. NicLeoid, Norma NicSuain Artists K. Boucher Beug, J. Breen, W. Brotherstone, C. Colvin, O. Comerford, B. Connelly, B. Crozier, A. Davie, R. de Fouw, S. Dilworth, R. Duffy, B. Flannery, A. Gray, M. Gillen, J. Harvey, O. Hyndland, I. Joyce, S. Kilgour, C. Langan, A. MacLeod, S. Lawson, P. Looby, B. Maguire, C. Mackay, S. MacLean, W. MacLean, A. McLennan, N. MacPherson, H. O'Leary, D. O'Mahony Hutchison, M. Payne, E. Summerton, D. Quinn, G. Wyllie Copyright of each contribution rests with the authors and artists With special thanks to Malcolm MacLean, Mairi S. NicLeoid, Marisa NicDhomhnaill and all at Proiseact nan Ealan; Margaret McKelvie (CCG); Aodan MacPoilin, the Ultach Trust; Iomairt Chaluim Chille / Iomairt Cholm Cille; Canongate Press; Armagh County Council; An Culturlann MacAdam O'Fiach; Beal Feirste; Cupla Focal; Bray; ARC Facilities, Glasgow In memory of Joanne Breen. © Viz Ltd. MMIII.
Filmed by Tern Television, The Rosslyn Enigma was produced by Scottish Screen and Visit Scotland in advance of the worldwide blockbuster screen adaptation of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code. The film was a specially commissioned documentary that featured real stories, myths and legends about Rosslyn Chapel to attract both potential visitors and filmmakers to the area.
Director, Tim Maguire ; Producer, Tern Television. -- Credits: Cast in order of appearance 'Lisa' Marisa Privatera 'Waiter' Richard Harris Director, Rosslyn Chapel Trust Stuart Beattie Tour Guide Simon Beattie Tutor, Newbattle Abbey College Dr. Neil Hargreaves Templar Historian John Miller Deputy Principal Norah Fitzcharles Historian Robert Brydon Stone Conservator Nic Boyes Masonic Expert Joe Lang w. Cassian Hall composer Paul Mounsey lighting electrician Lenny O'Brien sd. rec. Bob Barrow jimmy jib operator Matthew Hardwick d. ph. Alan McSheehy ed. Joe Spiers online ed. Ian Ballantyne graphics Brendan Reilly audio post Dan at the Dubbing Theatre original music "The Blues are Still Blue" Belle and Sebastian, Matador Records p. Sharon Ravenscroft exec. p. Visit Scotland Jenni Steele, Karin Finlay exec. p. Scottish Screen Celia Stevenson exec. p. Tern Television David Strachan Celebrate Scotland tartanweekny.com. Scottish Screen, Visit Scotland. A Tern Production..
An unusual love story between a young Glaswegian male carer and an elderly Japanese lady. From their mundane council estate lives blossoms an inspirational exchange of experience, culture and romance, crossing the boundaries of time, place, generations and imaginations.
Director, René Mohandas ; Producer, Cineworks (Glasgow Media Access Centre). -- Credits: Cineworks London Production Fund in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund present Miss Kaori Vasanta Mata Fraser Neil McCormack Young Miss Kaori Grace Chua Fraser's Girlfriend Fiona Kennedy Shell Suited Lads Ian Lafferty, Roddy Fraser, Roger Kennedy, Barry McLean Shell Suited Girl Angela Burns Father Taketuro Hamamoto Fujimoto Peter Lui Young Women Debbie Foley, Gail Evans Old Man Jim McLean Small Children Gabriel Adams, Nolly Adams Medics Marion Sangster, Peter Zani Ned Boys Joe Murpgy, Paul O'Donnell Ned Girl Samantha Kimmett Elderly Man John Keenan Elderly Woman Alice Bell Rubbish Collector Chris Lang d. ph. Ian Dodds p. designer Janice Flint costume designer Lindsey Davidson makeup designer Claire McAndrew ed. Mark Jenkins composer Iain Cook sd. dubber John Cobban p. man. Bill Clark 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer, Bill Clark sd. rec. Rupert Castle location man. Dearbhla McNulty, Alona McNicol sc. supervisor Sheila Johnston gaffer Ewan Epton focus puller Jaspreet Bal grip Mark Donnelly boom operator Graham Davy clapper loader Alysia Maciejowska electrician Andrew M'Itwamwari art d. Althea McGhie standby art d. Michael Barclay props buyer Christine Gibson construction J&B Scenery p. accountant Ian Reid p. co-ordinator Beverley Murray 2nd ass. d. Jill Pryde 3rd ass. d. / extras co-ordinator Emma Bedford researcher Kirsty Tarbet assistant production team Andrew Bonner, Marie Olesen, Inge Ejbye Sorensen locations ass. Catriona Skinner, Ben Geoghegan, Nick Evans, Rowan McAllister costume ass. Kirsten Lamb, Alison Brown, Joy Sherlock p. runner Rod Tamime floor runner Heather Wilson camera trainee Stuart Anderson trainee sc. supervisor Dee Edmonds casting (Japan) Amy Neil casting (UK) Godfrey King at The South West, Anglo Japanese Society, Beverley Murray stills ph. Sue Osmond titles design Louise Orr storyboard artist Jaeson Finn insurance AON / Albert G. Ruben camera and lenses by GHS Scotland Ltd lighting equipment Lee Lighting (Edinburgh) sd. equipment Warehouse Sound Services (Glasgow) catering Argyll Catering cutting room Glasgow Media Access Centre, Digital Facilities film stock Kodak film laboratory Soho Images "Speak Low written by Ogden Nash and Kurt Weil, performed by Lotte Lenya © Chappell and Co. Inc / Kurt Weil Foundation for Music Inc / WB Music Corp by kind permission of Warner Chappell Music Ltd. Licence courtesy of Sony Classical "Kokiriko Melody written and performed by Joji Hirota from the album "The Gate" © Real World Records Ltd. by kind permission of Joji Hirota Special thanks to Arnold Clark, Jim Kerr at the South West Arts and Music Project, Aspen Business Solutions, Drumchapel Home Visiting Scheme, Mobile Phone Centre, Katherine Brough at BBC (Scotland) Resources, Glasgow University Japanese Society [... et al...] additional support from Japan 2001, Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, British Council Japan, Scottish Screen Training Bursary, Morrison Bowmore Distillers, University of Dundee Graduates Council exec. p. for Cineworks Cordelia Stephens production exec. for London Production Fund Maggie Ellis p. Abigail Howkins w. and d. René Mohandas Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, BBC Scotland filmed on location in Glasgow and at The Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh © René Mohandas / Abigail Howkins / Cineworks 2001.
TOUCH THE SOUND: A Sound Journey with Evelyn Glennie
'Touch the Sound' takes us on a remarkable journey with Evelyn Glennie, one of the world's foremost musicians, a Grammy-winning classical percussionist whose solo work is unrivalled. She is also deaf.
Director, Thomas Riedelsheimer ; Producer, Filmquadrat, Munich in co-production with Skyline, Edinburgh. -- Credits: d., ph., ed. Thomas Riedelsheimer music improvised and performed by Evelyn Glennie and Fred Frith Roxanne Butterfly, USA Horazio "El Negro" Hernandez, USA Za Ondekoza, Japan This Mika & Saikou, Japan Jason "The Fogmaster", USA Sound designers Marc von Stuerler (location sound); Gregor Kuschel (location sound); Christoph von Schoenburg (sound edit); Hubertus Rath (re-recording mix) camera ass. Dieter Stuermer, Oliver Sachs, Shinji Heboki, Isabel Alvarez electricians Therese Andersson, Louis Fried location man. Michele Owen, USA; Tom Hayes, USA; Dan Johnson, USA; Marie Miyayama, Japan; Malte Jaspersen, Japan; Noel Rea, UK 2nd unit camera Dieter Stuermer Percussion technicians James Wilson, Danny Caye, Teppei Yamamoto, Haruka Shinoharaaudio audio CD recording Jörg T. Schnabel, Patrik Hoederrath line producers Andrés Jauernick, Heinz Hausner, Dave Tarvit p. man. Markus Breimaier p. ass. Katrin Jäger, Claudia Seifert, Stephanie Hills Commissioning ed. Walter Greifenstein, BR Germany; Jochen Kölsch, Erkki Astala and Eila Werning, YLE Finland financially supported by Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, FilmFernsehFonds Bayern, Filmförderanstalt BKM, ministry of Culture, Germany, NRW Filmstiftung, Germany and in co-production with BR, Bavarian Television,YLE TV1 Co-productions, Finland © Skyline 2004.
The most daring rescue carried out by the British Navy at the end of World War II changed Nancy Kelly's life forever. She was fleeing from Nazi occupation in the North of Norway when she met her Scottish love, Archie, on the gale blown high seas of the Atlantic Ocean. Their love story highlights undeniable courage in the face of adversity and shows the determination of the human spirit to fight for freedom at all costs. [synopsis from website http://www.tayloredproductions.com/tayloredhellandhighwater.htm, last accessed 13/7/2009]
Director, Elly M. Taylor ; Producer, Taylored and Lichtblick Film co-production. -- Credits: w. and d. Elly M. Taylor based on an idea by Pat Gerber co-producer Carl-Ludwig Rettinger co-production consultant Robin Crichton d. ph. Michael Miles ed. Bert Eeles composer Iain Cook sd. Rupert Castle Contributors The Lovers Nancy Kelly, Archie Kelly The British Navy Captain Rodney Bowden, John Brackenbury, John Burns The Merchant Marines Dick Burbine, Spud Campbell, Chuck Reed The Survivors Gunvor Bay, Bjarne Mortensen, Monrad Pedersen, Terje Sandvik, Gerd Barsen In Scotland Elsie Adams, Kari Petrie In Norway The People of Soroya Morse code operator Terry Barclay Musicians The Pate Band Trumpet Archie Kelly; Guitar Carl Challstedt; Tuba Earl Sommerfield; Drums Henry Osthus; Trombone Maurice Bertram Piper in Scotland Kenny MacGregor film research James Barker, Jan Aasmund Jakobsen, Victor Belyakov ass. dubbing mixer Karen Muirhead dubbing mixer John Cobban online ed. Mark Huskisson rostrumn Ken Morse, Malcolm Paris ass. p. Dianne Lang p. man. Phillippa Farnese p. co-ordinator Dee Edmonds p. runner Yvonne Gottschalk, Kirsten Bannerman camera ass. Michael Jensen, Grant McPhee, Saul Rouda p. accountants Graham Shedden, Gabriele Muller Norwegian consultant Ulf Jacobsen Norwegian translators Elizabeth Karlsen, Kjell Arne Bay titles Design Is Central digital film transfer CinePix film laboratory ARRI Munich film archive Imperial War Museum, Index Stock Shots, Jan Aasmund Jakobsen Collection, The Russian State Film Archive, Transit Film. USA National Archives, The Norwegian Defence Media Centre stills archive Scanpix, Museum of Reconstruction, Hammerfest; The Norwegian Armed Forces Museum, Imperial War Museum, Scottish Media Group Newspapers, Kathleen Shearer Private Collection With thanks to Bente Helicopters, Caledonian MacBrayne, East Renfrewshire Council, Hasvik Airport, Hasvik Hotel, HMS Belfast, HMS Edinburgh, SS Jeremiah O'Brien Liberty Ship, The Nile Shriners Centre Seattle [... et al ...] exec. p. Anne Even, Steve McIntyre, Tore Tomter, Richard Melman, Ewan Angus p. Elly M. Taylor in co-production with Lichtblick-Films Music "It Had To Be You" composed by Isham Jones and Gus Khan used by permission of EMI Music Publishing performed by the Pate Band "We'll Meet Again" composed by Hughie Charles and Ross Parker used by permission of Campbell Connelly performed by Archie Kelly "Ut og Plukke Blomster" traditional Norwegian Folk Song perfomed by Archie Kelly "The Coney Island Washboard" composed by Wade Durand, Harold Whiteacre, Ned Nester and Claude Shuggart used by kind permission EMI Harmonies Ltd. performed by The Pate Band "How Deep the Father's Love For Us" composed Stuart Townend used permission of Thank You Music performed Kenny MacGregor "Flowers of the Forest" traditional performed Kenny MacGregor "Hearts of Oak" William Boyce performed by Archie Kelly © MMIII.
Innovative cancer care centres in Scotland are being built by some of the world’s most celebrated architects which are at once challenging, spiritual and homely, inspired by Maggie Keswick Jencks.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Viz Ltd.. -- Credits: ph. Douglas Campbell, Ian Dodds, Terry Hopkins, Seamus McGarvey, Gavin Turnbull sd. Paul Nathan, Guy Satchwell, Mike Thomas grip Mark Dorris animation John Butler m. Jonathan Dove ed. Cassandra McGrogan, Lou Kiddier p. Phoebe Grigor Thanks to Greenroom Films.
Teenager Chris McMillan desperately tries to stop his older brother joining a Glasgow gang, only to end up becoming a part of his violent initiation.
Director, David Newbigging ; Producer, GMAC [Running Productions]. -- Credits: Kev William Ruane Alan Sean McLean Chris Marcus Nash Billy Liam Gibson Gang Members Josh Cullen, Darren Rice, Jordan Taylor Extras Beatrice Childs, Joe Downes, James Gillespie, Andrew Maas, Mark Murphy, Chelline Nei, Douglas Newbigging, Gail Newbigging, Karen O'Hare 1st ass. d. Laura Keenan young person d. Emma Hagan ass. p. Mark Lacey sc. supervisor Chelline Nei p. ass. Gavin Sturgeon runner Roderick McDonald p. designer Kara Ramsay art dept. ass. Andy McPherson costume supervisor Harriet Kirkwood costume ass. Victoria Gordon sc. development Graham Drysdale d. ph. Steven Cassidy focus puller Grant McPhee, Deva Smith camera ass. Eve McConnachie gaffer Freddie Bon Fanti sd. rec. Chris Campion, Martin Cunningham boom operators Andy Walsh, Chris Fallan m. Chris McDonald pyrotechnics Dave Mason catering Mat McLeod & Son offline ed. Vito Milazzo online ed. Kirstin Glover sd. design John Cobban Thanks to Running Productions, M8 Editing, Glasgow City Council, Performance Youth Theatre, GCC Youth Services, Barmulloch Community Centre, Specs on the Dex, RSAMD Youth Works Drama, Glasgow Housing Association, Martyn Robertson Mona Keeling, Jan Pester short film ass. Ciara Barry, Lindsay Goodall Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. For UK Film Council Julia Caithness For Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd For BBC Scotland Jane Gilmartin w. Gordon McLean exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council & GMAC MMVII.
A troubled transsexual becomes obsessed with her video camera, recording abuse against her, but it soon becomes a drug that only helps her avoid reality.
Director, Rosie Toner ; Producer, GMAC Cineworks. -- Credits: Edie Annette Westwood Lou Tom Hart Mother Nelly Morrison Hooligan Shaun Begg Young Edie / Derek Lewis Foreman Bully Jonathan Foreman Care Home Manager Duncan Rennie Young Edie (Care Home) Fiona Milligan d. ph. Keith Ingram camera operator Steven Cassidy focus puller Andrew M'Itwamwari 1st ass. d. Scott Mowbray sc. supervisor Iain Andrew sc. ed. Sarah Tripp sd. rec. Douglas Fairgrieve floor runner Shaun Begg art d. Francesca Howard art dept. ass. Tudor Thomas make-up / hair designer Sarah Cairncross make-up / hair ass. Nik Walls costume desigenr Kim Chapman stills ph. Allan Milligan p. man. Fiona Milligan p. ass. Jennifer Hanlon p. runner Adam Troup special advisor Brenda Colvin sd. designer Douglas Fairgrieve offline ed. Gordon Lockhart online ed. Simon Hamilton camera and lighting equipment Hammerhead TV online ed. Edit 123 sd. design studio Pilton Video original music Peter Boggon Photo of Edie Sedgwick courtesy of David McCabe Photography, New York Special thanks go to Edinburgh Film Focus, Victoria Beattie Casting, Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Queen Margaret University College [... et al ...] Filmed at Lighthouse Studios, Edinburgh Director of GMAC Dale Corlett GMAC Short Film ass. Ciara Barry For Scottish Screen Julia Caithness For UK Film Council Rebecca Mark-Lawson w. Joseph Mills exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVI.
A couple on board a busy train start kissing and become engaged in full sex before their fellow passengers who ignore them. However, when the couple smoke a post-coital cigarette, they call a guard. The film challenges accepted conventions of morality, advertising and sex.
Director, Hannah Robinson. -- Credits: The Lovers Mairi Wallace and Ali de Souza The Career Girl Claire Grogan The New Man Colin McLaren The Public School Boy Graham McInnes The Granny Dolina MacLennan The Reader Morag MacKinnon The Guard Paul Cleasby w. Hannah Robinson lighting camera Peter Anderson production design and construction Tom Sayer and Mike Gunn film ed. Gary Scott sd. Bob McDougall m. Haftor Medboe exec. p. Lila Rawlings 1st ass. d. Mercedes Richardson p. man. Nick Kennedy camera ass. Kenneth Simpson clapper / loader Sam Pilling lighting ass. Ian Riddick grip Lachlan MacKinnon continuity Jonathan Farmer sd. ass. Robert Anderson spark Neil Handyman projectionist Stan Treasurer 2nd ass. d. Beverley Syme 3rd ass. d. Juliet Knight set construction ass. Robert Anderson and Dave Arrowsmith costume designers Sarah Lawrence and Alison Thompson make-up Kathleen MacKintosh stills Jo Roberts catering Rochana Bates, Lorraine Collier violin Arianne Todes recorded and mixed Chamber Studios by Adrian Powers ass. ed. Jonathan Farmer, Tim Clayton post-sync recording Bill Goodbrand dubbing mixer Peter Jeffries Special thanks to Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway and all its staff, British Airways, The Rutland Hotel Edinburgh, BBC Wales Thanks to Edinburgh District Council, Auto-Contracts Glasgow, Alpha Scaffolding, Alaska Freeze, Lowland Telecom Ltd, Edinburgh Hire Centre, Lewis Upholstery Edinburgh, Scobie Mackintosh [... et al ...] Produced with financial assistance from Napier University, STV, The Scottish Film Council, The Shepley-Shepley Trust .
A Scottish artist owns an unusual collection of WW2 French identity cards. Prior to creating a piece of art with them, he returns to France to meet some of the survivors of those cards.
Director, Kara Johnston ; Producer, Plum Films. -- Credits: Bridging the Gap in association with the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund presents Thank you to the people of St. Laurent des Arbres concept by Joe Scherrer researcher / translator Mike Johnson researcher Dorothy Scherrer p. man. Tina Foster p. co-ordinator Lucy Austen online edit ARC Facilities sd. dub Canongate Studios d. ph. Martin Radich offline ed. James Charkow exec. p. Noe Mendelle, Amy Hardie Plum Films for Bridging the Gap Production supported by The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Tayside, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace and Edinburgh College of Art.
Trailer made to help raise finances for the psychological horror film "Child of Air". Child of Air is a haunting story of love, betrayal and the dangerous, lingering taste of guilt. Based on the book by Alan Clews.
Director, Patrick Harkins ; Producer, Makar Productions. -- Credits: w. Alan Clews [storyboard artist Derek Gray] [Cast includes: Kate Dickie, Eileen McCallum] Made with the support of Scottish Screen and Glasgow Film Office. .
The moment of truth arrives for a young Glasgow man when he is forced to decide between the rules of his new job as a loan shark's collector and the honour code of his past life in boxing.
Director, Brian Dunnigan ; Producer, Sidewalk Productions, Sighthill Productions. -- Credits: w. David Watson ass. p. Nic Murison Mick Steven Singleton Joe Simon McCallum Fenny Frank Gallagher Debtor Robert Muir d. ph. David Scott sd. rec. Peter Brill ed. David Barry designer Mike Gunn composer John Keene costume designer Lynhn Aitken makeup designer Sarah C. Fidelo 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist 2nd ass. d. Sara Barr floor runner Emma Rae continuity Avril Watt location man. Beverley Syme locations ass. Jodi Moore p. co-ordinator Carole Sheridan art dept. ass. Rohan Banyard dressing props Tony Sheridan standby props Tom Sayer art dept. runner Laurel Wear wardrobe supervisor Carole Millar gaffer John Duncan electrician Michael Toher grip David Mahon focus puller Alan McSheehy clapper loaders Ruth Clark, Alick Fraser boom operator Kenny Allan dubbing ed. Peter Hodges E force trainee Kirsten Callaghan sd. trainee Brian Galloway camera trainee Donald Bovy McKinnon SBFT [Scottish Broadcast and Film Training] trainee Karen Wood originated on Kodak camera and lenses supplied by Movietech cars supplied by BM Automotive and Clydebank Dismantlers Thanks to Ideal World Productions, Citadel Couriers, Jane-Anne Purdy, Glasgow City Council, Arnold Clark, Scot FM, Lee Lighting, Colour Film Services [...et al...] exec. p. Steve Brookes, Oscar van Heek © Sidewalk / Sighthill 1997.
A glimpse of the rock’n’roll world of riding luggage. Ritchie ‘the badger’ Miller takes on his hairdressing nemesis ‘The Cobra’ in the grandmother of all downhill races.
Director, Christian Welsh. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present A Little Pictures Production in association with Scottish Screen w. Christian Welsh Ritchie Simon Conlon Cobra Greg Lennon Billy Brenton Cosden Dale 'Silversurfer' Phillips Neil Doherty Duane 'Destructo' Docherty Dougal Gudim Magazine Editor Raymond Mearns Luggage Shop Manager Karen Law 'G' Kenny O'Byrne Extras Jordan Coleman, Steven Gillies, Connor Mailey, Isabella Malicki, Tavis Preston Breakdancers Chris Maule, James Clark, Pawel Haminski, S.D. Sinclair, Sam Sweeney, David Wark camera Jim Rusk ed. Chas Chalmers, Allanna Welsh m. written by Dougal Gudim m. performed by Dougal Gudim, Tavis Preston, Celia Preston and jOnO m. produced by jOnO at the Suite www.meandmyguitar.com sd. rec. Martin Moore, Leo Segerius costume and set design Natalie Thorne prop maker Ali Arthur original artwork Roy Boyd camera ass. Eve McConnachie, Matthewe O'Leary make-up Jessica Cruickshank stills ph. Mark Scott voiceover artist Kirsty Miller dubbing ed. Gordon Cathcart, Neil Gunn, Martin Moore online ed. Chas Chalmers For Scottish Screen short film exec. Becky Lloyd For UK Film Council short film exec. Julia Caithness For GMAC p. Ciara Barry exec. p. Karen O'Hare Special thanks to Animal Audio, Boardwise Glasgow, Hammerhead TV, Loxley Colour [... et al ...] Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen .
A frustrated teenager finds the moment of release not through her relationship with an older man but by spending a summery afternoon with a young man.
Director, Satsuki Okawa ; Producer, GMAC, Cineworks. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present a Cineworks Project in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland w. Yukari Higo exec. p. Karen O'Hare Lily Krystina Coates Luke Emun Eliot Older Man Kevin Kelly School Girls Katrina Innes, Ashleigh Kate-Wilson ass. p. Keira Brown p. man. Gaia Meucci casting Kahleen Crawford 1st ass. d. Peter Gerard, Nicholas Soldan sc. development Emily Munro sc. supervisor Claire Hewitt d. ph. George Geddes focus puller Anna Benbow camera as. Martin Coton underwater camera Scott Rodgers additional camera Thomas Beetz sd. rec. Mark Calton lighting gaffer Steve Arthur art d. Kara Ramsay standby props Andy McPherson wardrobe stylist Systa Mogenson make-up Susan Cassidy, Hollie Armstrong runner / driver Ben McLardy, Louise Duffy, Kim Clark runner Urszula Kocol, Christin Hujer stills John Sackey ed. Andrew Green ass. ed. Andres del Cano Lopez post production co-ordinator Ryan Blackwood m. Phil Curran sd. post production La Chunky Towers dubbing mixer Colin McGeoch GMAC Short Film ass. Ciara Barry, Lindsay Goodall for UK Film Council Julia Caithness for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd for BBC Scotland Jane Gilmartin Thanks to GMAC staff and trainees. 55degrees ltd., Camilla Elvik, Paul Cardow, Steven Chalmer, Alex McLaren, PCL Concerts, Nice 'n' Sleazy, St. Judes Hotel, Harold the fish and Disco the dog. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. Made with the financial assistance of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen.. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII .
An eye-opening glimpse into the world of Asian skin lightening, following a small ambitious skin lightening company who are hoping to hit the big time.
Director, Faisal Aziz ; Producer, Bridging the Gap, Bona Broadcasting. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Bona Broadcasting Ltd. Thanks to Nurjahan Begum, Abdul Alim, Mohammed Shalim, Jemima Begum, Eternal Elixir, Dr. Nina Wines, Steve Nallon, Birmigham NEC, Himalaya Events, Amber Parsons camera Minttu Mantynen sd. Julian le Strange sd. dub John Cobban m. Audio Network researcher Emma Horrell ed. Mark Jenkins, Fiona Reid online ed. Simon Blakeley Bridging the Gap co-ordinator Sonja Henrici Development exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. Noe Mendelle Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute .
First time filmmaker Robin Haig attempts to reconcile the relationship with her father Niall, a Highland deerstalker, forcing him to acknowledge the rift that has developed between them.
Director, Robin Haig. -- Credits: d. ph. George Geddes sd. rec. Alastair Mason second camera Robin Haig ed. Gordon Lockhart sd. dub Animal Audio story development Sarah Tripp and Beth Armstrong co-producer Lindsay Goodall music advisor Brendan Merrick at Kibble Music fiddle player Daniel Thorpe "The Great White Sheep" written by Gordon Menzies of Caberlunzie Special thanks to my Dad, Niall Haig. Also thanks to my mum, Susan Haig; Ryan van Gool and to Iain Haig, Steven Gillies and Steveie Welsh for providing the photographs. The deer was not culled specifically for the making of this film. exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. [w. Robin Haig online ed. Steven Diamond].
Soon after her ‘big break’, Italian actress Nadya Cazan disappeared. Ottica Zero follows Nadya from her rejection of the monetary-based system to find an alternative way of living. It is a journey which takes us from Rome to Venus, where social innovator and futurist, Jacques Fresco, proposes a solution.
Director, Maja Borg ; Producer, Bridging the Gap / Teebster. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Teebster Productions. With thanks to NEM, Jacques Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, www.thevenusproject.com Thank you Larry Brown, Alexia T. Cazan, Piero Civita, Cristofer Giorgilli, Pablo Landi, Siri Rodnes Archive clips Paula Irene Franke, The Venus Project animations Doug Drexler model ph. Jacques Fresco image compositor and graphics Alan Brown sd. rec. Rome Martin Johnson sd. rec. Venus, Florida Larry Brown sd. design Martin Johnson m. Mario Adamson development exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Bridging the Gap co-ordinator Sonja Henrici exec. p. Noe Mendelle filmed, ed. and d. Maja Borg Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute [dubbing mix John Cobban].
Missing examines the experience of those left behind when a loved one disappears without warning or explanation.
Director, Grame Eatough ; Producer, Suspect Culture, 55 Degrees, DigiCult. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present a Digicult Project in association with Scottish Screen Cast Rachel Barbara Rafferty Paul Vincent Friell Therapy Group Callum Cuthbertson, Charles Donnelly, Morag Stark, Marion Sangster, Caroline McKellar & Ian Sexon Crew Written & Directed by Graham Eatough Produced by Kat Calton Executive Producer Karen O'Hare Director of Photography Oliver Cheesman Camera Operator James Harrison Camera Assistant Deva Smith Art Director Amanda Currie Standby Props Paul Wills Lighting Gaffer Derrick Ritchie Script Supervisor Claire Hewitt Script Development Paul Welsh Sound Recordist Stephen McBride Boom Operator Mark Calton Assistant to Producer Keira Brown Stills Photographer John Sackey 1st AD Gillian Tod Wardrobe Stylist Laura Cadden Wardrobe Assistant Hannah Clark Make-up Hollie Armstrong Make-up Assistant Eilidh Fraser Runners / Drivers Tommy Nagle, Christine Taylor, Andy Smith & Claire Johnston. Edited by John Sackey Re-recording Mixer Iain Anderson Audio Post Production Savalas Music by Nick Powell Motion Design / Compositing Sérgio Alex Gomes Post Production Facilities 55Degrees Ltd. For Suspect Culture Devina Kumar, David Morgan, Lisa Nicoll, Faith Liddell. Extras Cinema Extras (Int.) Gillian Fleet & Scott Morrison. Cinema Extras (Ext.) Neil Mitchell, Rosemary Love, Geraldine Love, Darren Osborne, Gregor Murdoch, Victoria Kochowski, Zohra Kahn, Nina Gammage & Rebecca Johnson. Scarlets Sumiko Gallagher, George Rankine, Veronica Rankine & Todd Whiteford. Bus Jen Docherty, Kelly Logan, Ben McLardy, Kate Woodward, Paul Wills & Andy Smith Inspired by 'The Missing' by Andrew O'Hagen Thanks to 55 Degrees Ltd., The Grosvenor Cinema, Western Ferries, George Brolly & staff at Scarlets, Hugh Hodgart & family, Edit 123, Christin Hujer, Eilidh Fraser, Eve McConnachie & Claire Grehan. director of GMAC Dale Corlett short film ass. Ciara Barry and Lindsay Goodall Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. UK Film Council Julia Caithness Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII .
A convert to Islam and her Christian mother explore how they are still struggling to come to terms with the impact on their relationship. [synopsis from "New Films, New Talent: Best of Scottish Shorts 2007]
Director, Saleyha Ahsan ; Producer, Bridging the Gap, Cormorant Films. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents A Bridging the Gap Production in association with Scottish Screen and Cormorant Films camera Julie Bills, Sitar Rose sd. Becky Thomson, Kamala Manion ed. Sitar Rose dubbing ed. John Cobban online ed. Simon Blakeley development exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd Bridging the Gap co-ordinator Sonja Henrici exec. p. Noe Mendelle Thanks to Yvonne and Joyce Ridley, The Sisters of Edinburgh Central Mosque, Tanfield Parish Church, Nicolson Square Methodist Church, Edinburgh Airport, Edinburgh Central Mosque, Karim Ziem, Kebab Mahal, Palymera, The Mosque Kitchen, Arc Facilties, Edinburgh. Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute..
Davie and Tony's fragile relationship as brothers is tested further by the revelation that they both love the same woman.
Director, Mikey Murray ; Producer, Middleman Productions. -- Credits: Davie Robin Laing Tony Andrew Murray Barmaid Lisa Nicoll w. and d. Mikey Murray d. ph. Angie Pop ed. / continuity Stuart Simpson ass. d. Sandie Jamieson ass. p. Claire Gilmour camera ass. / gaffer Josh Mandel camera ass. Martyn Burrow sd. Fraser Reid p. ass. Angela Waddell audio post production Emil Thompson credits fireinthewarehouse m. Transit camera equipment Metro Glasgow lights Northern Lights, Edinburgh Thanks to The Beat Bar, CSV, Dundede Media Action, Merchant Hairdressers Dundee, Barr Soft Drinks Ltd., Scottish Motor Services Ltd., Tayshirt, David and Patricia Murray Special thanks to Speakeasy Productions for post production facilities Filmed on location in Dundee Middleman Productions 2006..
A film about the death of white rural America told through the voices of three old men fishing on a frozen lake.
Director, Kelly Neal ; Producer, Bridging the Gap . -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute present A Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen Thanks to Wiley and Barb Post, Shannon and Laura Burau, Wendell and June Springstead, Pastor Phyllis Scroggins, The Trinity Church Congregation, Stacey Waldman and The Bera Motel, The Group Therapy Lounge, Tracy's Cafe, The Pinochle Club, Jan Johanssen, Espen Hansen, Sandy Valanzano, Sandy and Chuck Neal, Fiona Reid, Finlay Pretsell, Julie McIntosh, Peter Symes, Marc Isaacs, Hammerhead TV, ARC Facilities. Special thanks to all the citizens of Columbus who provided a warm welcome and gave so generously of their time and assitance. d. ph. Minttu Mantynen m. and sd. design Marcelo de Oliveira sd. rec. Kelly Neal sd. dubbing John Cobban ed. Patricia Gomes online ed. Simon Blakeley p. Noe Mendelle w. and d. Kelly Neal short film exec. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. Sonja Henrici Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset UK Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute.
Thirteen years old and six foot two, Ben ‘Westi’ Westerman finds it hard to fit in to a world where bigger is not always better, but soon discovers that his size can be a gift as well as a curse. [First of four short films based on stories by 13 to 18-year-olds, commissioned from across the UK through the NSPCC and Channel 4's IDEASFACTORY ]
Director, Madevi Dailly ; Producer, Teebster Productions. -- Credits: w. and told by Ben Westerman additional voices Farren Morgan storyboard artist Marten Jonmark animator Hugo Cuellar ass. animator Aaron Johnston compositor Alasdair Brotherston Made with TV Paint Animation software support Nicolas Richard m. Brian Slawson / Slawsongs sd. design John Cobban @ The Base dubbing ass. Travis Reeves ed. Eiko Emersleben post production ARC Facilities production co-ordinators Paul Ryan, Alic Stilgoe ADR coach Ross Howieson Thanks to The Westerman Family, Joy Barber, Adam Mattison-Ward, Edinburgh College of Art p. and d. Madevi Dailly exec. p. Jason Hall Teebster Productions, Channel 4, NSPCC for Channel 4, © Teebster Ltd. MMVI.
Friends, fun and date rape drugs in this cautionary tale of a big night out that goes horribly wrong. Sparkling dialogue and a frenetic, energetic pace quickly twists into a creeping sense of dread in this taught tale [Second of four short films based on stories by 13 to 18-year-olds, commissioned from across the UK through the NSPCC and Channel 4's IDEASFACTORY]
Director, Zam Salim ; Producer, Teebster Productions. -- Credits: story by Megan Elliot Cast Lynn Graham, Hannah Donaldson, April Forrest, Farren Morgan, Jonathan Rush camera Ray Tallan camera as. Damien Leitch sd. rec. Cameron Mercer art d. Simon Ross make-up Christian Forster 1st ass. d. Ross Howieson production ass. Naomi Adams-Strump, Karly Duffy, Rodger Griffiths, Jayasri Neik p. man. Alice Stilgoe ed. Paul Wright online ed. Kenny Park sd. design / dub John Cobban @ The Base Thanks to The Elliot Family, Joy Barber, Adam Mattison-Ward exec. p. Jason Hall Teebster Productions, Channel 4, NSPCC for Channel 4, © Teebster Ltd. MMVI.
The rhythm of family life is broken when Dad decides to leave. When heartbreak enters the happy home, it's the subtleties that count. [Third of four short films based on stories by 13 to 18-year-olds, commissioned from across the UK through the NSPCC and Channel 4's IDEASFACTORY] [synopsis from BFI website]
Director, Mark Ash ; Producer, Teebster Productions. -- Credits: story by Nicky Docherty cast Sarah-Anne Farish, Billy Mack, Naomi Neilston, Craig Porter camera Ian Dodds camer ass. Nick Alton sd. rec. Graham McCormick boom operator Joanna Law make-up Christine Forster art d. Paul Lambie art dept. ass. Simon Ross 1st ass. d. Dave McKinnon p. ass. Naomi Adams-Strump, Jayasri Naik p. man. Alice Stilgoe ed. Bert Eeles online ed. Kenny Park sd. design / dub John Cobban @ The Base Thanks to Denise DochertyJoy Barber, Adam Mattison-Ward exec. p. Jason Hall Teebster Productions, Channel 4, NSPCC for Channel 4, © Teebster Ltd. MMVI.
Teen tribes, a vicious attack and musical redemption all feature in this stylised blend of live action and rostrum animation, featuring music by Return to Field. [Fourth of four short films based on stories by 13 to 18-year-olds, commissioned from across the UK through the NSPCC and Channel 4's IDEASFACTORY] [synopsis from BFI website]
Director, Cameron Duguid ; Producer, Teebster Productions. -- Credits: w. and told by James Grealish cast Andrew Stephenson, Kevin Guthrie camera Ian Dodds camera ass. Nick Alton sd. rec. Graham MCormick art d. Simon Ross make-up Christine Forster 1st ass. d. Dave McKinnon p. ass. Naomi Adams-Strump, Jayasri Naik p. amn. Alice Stilgoe ed. Ruth Barrie online ed. Kenny Park sd. design / dub John Cobban @ The Base m. Return to Field Thanks to Debbie Fear, James Grealish, Joy Barber, Adam Mattison-Ward exec. p. Jason Hall Teebster Productions, Channel 4, NSPCC for Channel 4, © Teebster Ltd. MMVI.
Set in 1847 in the Highlands of Scotland. In a remote village the people depend on their faith for survival during the potato famine. One man has different ideas.
Director, Douglas MacKinnon ; Producer, Crash Films. -- Credits: Tormod Domhnall Ruadh Seonaid Dolina MacLennan Sim Peter Mullan Marat Aonghas MacNeacail Iain Calum Domhnallach Amy Kirsteen Robertson ph. Barry McCann Dreach Andrew Semple ed. Lindy Cameron Rianachd Christine MacLean m. Jim Sutherland sd. Peter Brill.
7-year-old Sammy Gillanders mistakenly thinks he’s been bitten by a poisonous snake. For the rest of the afternoon he considers his slow and painful demise.
Director, Matt Pinder ; Producer, UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present a Cineworks Production in association with Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland Cast Sammy Reiss MacDonald David Josh Hughes Mrs Gillanders Beth Marshall Mr Gillanders Steve Tomas Lauren Gillanders Liya de Laet Pinder Teacher Sarah O'Toole Vicar David Carmichael Crew p. designer Natalie Astridge d. ph. Minttu Mantynen sd. rec. Chris Campion 1st ass. d. Yvonne Bray make-up and costume Julie Cain lighting Derrick Ritchie boom operator John Dinning camera ass. Kirsteen Bell art dept. ass. Aoife McKim construction Dennis Knotts 3rd ass. d. Jamie Houstin runner Lorna Rose Simpson sc. ed. Sarah Tripp original music by David Scott sd. dub John Cobban dubbing ass. Travis Reeves online Brendan Reilly film ed. Alistair Ferguson Kit supplied by Hammerhead TV, Glasgow. Offline and online at Serious Facilities, Glasgow Sound dub at The Base, Glasgow Catering by Amii and Jim Bannerman at the Aldessan Gallery Thanks to Out & Out Films Ltd., Anne and Kevin MacDonald, David McGregor, Gillian Hughes, Robert O'Donnell, David Neill, LeslieAnne McGhee, Carla Wilson [... et al ...] Director of GMAC Dale Corlett GMAC short film ass. Ciara Barry for Scottish Screen Julian Caithness for UK Film Council Rebecca Mark-Lawson w. and d. Mark Pinder exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen © U Film Council / GMAC MMVI.
Three migrant women introduce the objects they brought from their home countries.
Director, Andrew Green, Yukari Higo ; Producer, GMAC Little Pictures. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present a Little Pictures project in association with Scottish Screen ph. Thomas Beetz sd. design Ronan Breslin, Colin McGeogh ed. Andrew Green developed by Beth Armstrong researcher Margaret Hewit AV equipment supplied by Jan Zoe Thanks to Shanazia - inpoorters, wholesalers, retailers, couture fabrics; Priceless Computers; Hakim Bros.; Experience Scotland; Jennifer Anderson; Simon, Nicky & Finlay Stewart; Becky Stuart; Ralph Green; Simon Charsley Special thanks to Pilar Delgado, Mr Kohli MBE, Mrs Kohli and all residents and staff at the Mel Milapp Centre, Glasgow; Zuzana Kadurova Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII.
The Screen Machine is an articulated lorry which transforms into an indoor cinema, bringing movies to isolated communities in the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
Director, Stephen Tebbutt ; Producer, Junk 172 Television. -- Credits: Archive British Forces Broadcasting Service Thanks to Betty Allison, Lindsay Barclay, John Blair, Graham Campbell, Madge de Diesbach, Dave Fusco, Eileen Graham, Fiona Irvine, Joyce King, Ewan McColl, Iain McColl, Pamela McLellan, Ewan Nuttall, Margaret Paterson, Marion Picken, Dr. Sadiq Rafique, Jed Stevenson, Anne Stewart, Jamie Strickland, Celia Todd, Stuart Todd, Rhoda Wren camera Elizabeth Harris sd. Graham Howie offline ed. Fiona MacDonald online ed. Nick Wright dubbing mixer Kenny MacLeod ass. d. Simon Carr exec. p. Henry Eagles, Becky Lloyd, Agnes Wilkie.
A scriptwriter and producer struggle for control over a story. He is willing to compromise everything but what does she really want? A tale of two people who lose the plot and find each other.
Director, Ewan Morrison ; Producer, Utility Films. -- Credits: Sophie Patsy Kensit John Dougray Scott line producer David Muir co-producer Sue Porter lighting camera Oliver Cheeseman assistant / focus puller Kirstin McMahon camera trainee Heidi Bartlett lighting gaffer Steve Arthur grip Dave McMahon sd. rec. Louis Kramer sd. ass. John Currie p. designer Campbell McAllister costume designer Gill Horn make-up Diane Jamieson p. man. Sue Porter PA / continuity Lilas MacKenzie location man. Bev Syme 1st ass. d. Maryann Wilson 3rd ass. d. Mark Murdoch ed. Gary Scott dubbing Kahl Henderson composer Ross Campbell music performed by The BT Scottish Ensemble titles ISO Special thanks Caledonian Sleepers, Theresa Gault, Glasgow Airport, Sandy Ferrar, The Hilton, The Brunswick Merchant City Hotel, The Grosvenor Hotel, Cine Citta [... et al...] Filmed on Kodak Eastman Colour. Processed by Colour Film Services Produced in association with the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, the Glasgow Film Office and Scottish Screen w., p. and d. Ewan Morrison © Utility Films Limited 1998.
Emotionally challenged Ida works happily alone at an ice cube factory until her perfect world is disrupted by the arrival of a new colleague.
Director, Kate Burton ; Producer, GMAC Digicult. -- Credits: UK Film Council and Glasgow Media Access Centre present a Digicult Project in association with Scottish Screen w. Kate Burton Ida Rebecca Sloyan Howie Mark Wood d. ph. David Liddell first ass. d. Ross Howieson sd. rec. Douglas Fairgrieve costumer designer Lucy Harvey make-up designer Nicole Stafford focus puller James Harrison gaffer Damien Leitch camera ass. Stuart Ewen spark Kieran O'Halloran sd. ass. Leo Segerius art dept. and continuity Eona McCallum art work Dominic Rafferty, James Harvey, Eleanor Rogers p. co-ordinator Stuart Cadenhead p. ass. Ashley McFarlane catering and driver Cosmo Taylor casting 41 Management stills ph. Simon Ross, Stuart Cadenhead ed. Aldo Palumbo online David Armstrong dubbing suiute Animal Audio original score Daniel Padden sc. development Richard Smith Filmed on location at Highland Ice, Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire Thanks to Highland Ice Ltd., Brocken Spectre, Fearsie Lodge Estate, Tron Theatre Co., The CCA, Peacock Visual Arts [... et al...] Special thanks to David Smith director of GMAC Dale Corlett short film ass. Ciara Barry, Lindsay Goodall Thanks to all the GMAC staff and trainees. GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. For UK Film Council Julia Caithness For Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd exec. p. Karen O'Hare Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council and GMAC MMVII.
Amateur footage of plant demolition and construction work at a quarry in Johnstone. [Looks like Highcraig Quarry]
Amateur footage of new plant construction work at a quarry in Johnstone. [Looks like Highcraig Quarry]
Dundee is the Bingo capital of Britain. With the highest number of gambling establishments per capita of anywhere outside of Las Vegas, its residents truly are bingoing mad. This documentary looks at the strong tradition of bingo playing in Dundee as seen through the eyes of a small selection of bingo addicts - set against the city’s industrial past. In this city Bingo is not just a game, it’s a lifestyle.
Director, Craig Collinson ; Producer, Nobles Gate. -- Credits: d. ph. Andrew Begg 2nd unit camera Steve Hendry sd. rec. Robert Anderson p. ass. Mally Graveson archive Scottish Screen Archives Special thanks to Christine Wright & all the staff at Carlton Bingo Club Stirling, Agnes Donaldson, Nellie Montgomery, Jean Thomson Thanks to Julie Craik at Tay Screen, Mark Munsie, Val King & Jonson at Verdant Works, Mr Carroll at Dens Road Market, Richard Brinklow atr McManus Galleries, Dundee Repertory Theatre, University of Dundee, Alsion Rodgers at DCA, Danny Carr, Lee Donaldson, Lindsay Duncan, Lewis Gourlay, Graeme Hart, Richard Malpass, Neil Wurmel m. Graeme Watt titles Heehaw Multimedia post production sd. Angus McAllister film ed. Nick Wright exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Henry Eagles, Agnes Wilkie.
Guests, staff and pupils perform an informal opening ceremony for Logie Central School in Dundee.
DUNDEE BURGH OF DISCOVERY: The Celebration of a City Through The Centuries
A historical documentary with dramatic reconstructions about the development of the burgh of Dundee from prehistory to the early modern period.
Director, Jock Ferguson ; Producer, City of Dundee District Council. -- Credits: sc. adv. Dr. Pat Dennison Torrie, Centre for Scottish Urban History, Department of History, University of Edinburgh; James J. Robertson, University of Dundee; Iain Flett, Dundee City Archives act. Jock Ferguson as Robert Wedderburn; Joe Lamb as Hector Boece; Gillian Melville as Margaret Jack; Chris Connacher as The Bailie; Joanna Caswell as Dame Scotia; Diana Ciupka as Janet Craig; Dave Cowan as James Boiss; Neil Glen as James Nicoll; Peter Dolan as Michael Mores the Hangman; Bill Wright as Blasius Dundee; Luigi Ferrara as Dio Cassius; Jeanette Brennan as James Rollok's wife; George de Gernier as John Anderson; Craig Wallace as Robin Hood; Jack Hogan and Jim Smith as Ale Tasters; Fiona McTaggart and Andrew Martin as Dancers; David Beattie as Provost; John Reid, Chris Campbell and Dan Calley as Bailies; Father Michael Moulton and Canon Kenneth McBride as Priests; Steve Hamilton as English Gunner; Pauline Martin, Moira Samuel, Margaret Coleman, Laura Robertson, Pauline Bree, Kelly McKay, Fred Welsh, Charles Farquhar, Tom Wilson, Audrey Wallace, Denise Shillitto, Beverley Thomson, Maureen Mudie, Mairie Thomas, Donna Crilley, Alison Rodgers, Audrey Cumming, kelly Robertson, Gordon Thomas, Tammy Shaw, Lou Lewis, Robert Clark, Steve McKinness, John Taylor, Helen Wright, Joyce Magennis, Aileen Smith, Gillian Masson, Tanya Robertson, Diane Barnett, Pam Wardlaw, Bill Smart, Ann Wilson, Ged Handy, Amy Wilson, Andy Wall, Pamela watson, Colin Robertson, Alan Ferguson, Murdo Wilson, Ashleigh Ferguson, Peter Airlie, James Brown, Adrian Deasley, Joe Dunn, Liam Brennan, Paul Pirie, Derek Lannen, Alistair Joss, Frank Gauchan, Stewart Clark, James McGonagall, Theatre About Europe, men from the 51st Highland Division as Townspeople sc. Joe Handy m. The Tunesmith costumes by Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh; Perth Theatre; Stirling Heritage Company; La' Hull Theatre Company ph. Iain Martin ed. Neil Goodwill p. Joe Handy d. Jock Ferguson sd. Andy Wall Corpus Christi banners by Colin Robertson associate sponsors - The No.10, Dexter's, Boar's Rock, Antonio's, Mercantile Bar, Tommy Berry.
Shell lives in a remote petrol station in the Highlands of Scotland with her father Pete. There are occasional passers-by but it's a lonely life and they both yearn for something more, something they can't provide for each other now that Shell has grown up. [Synopsis taken from production notes]
Director, Scott Graham ; Producer, Brocken Spectre. -- Credits: Shell Lorna Craig Shell's Father Alexander Norton Shell's Boyfriend Mark Wood The Salesman Paul Higgins w. and d. Scott Graham exec. p. Alan McLeod exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen p. man. Alison Goring 1st ass. d. Fay Selby d. ph. Neville Kidd ed. Bert Eeles casting d. Kahleen Crawford p. designer James Lapsley sd. rec. Chris Campion art d. Jade Strachan costume designer Anna Lau make-up designer Jessica Cruickshank make-up artist Maxine Dallas gaffer Donny Campbell boom operator Martin Ireland focus puller John Harper camera ass. Jonny Kerr sc. supervisor Claire Hewitt construction man. Colt McInnes scenic artist Lyndsey Sinnamon costume ass. Penny Bartlett art dept. ass. Robert Troltino, Kenny MacLeod runners Deva Smith, Naomi Adams-Strump stills ph. Fin MacRae location man. Matt Jones p. co-ordinator Rosie Crerar p. accountant Kirsty Kyle dubbing ed. Travis Reeves dubbing mixer John Cobban colourist Ola Kraus digital intermediate The Chimney Pot, Warsaw "Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me" words and music by The Pipettes. Published by Nettwerk One Music Ltd. "Loving Hannah" words and music by Isobel Campbell. Published by Sony / ATV Music Publishing "Come Back To Me" words and music Martin Laight and Cary Beare. Carlin Music Supported by Highlands and Islands Fiulm Commission, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, 4Talent Thanks to The staff and locals of the Dundonnell Hotel and petrol station, Lesley Sholes and Brenda Johnson, Fraser Fife, Janice MacRae, John Laurie, Toby McKay, Lucy Conway, Minttu Mantynen, Alice Stilgoe, Scott's Family .
This film celebrates Hill and Adamson’s legacy by blending dramatisation of the two men and their subjects – from the radical Free Kirk ministers and the Edinburgh intelligentsia to soldiers and fisherfolk – with documentary footage of modern photographers at work. [synopsis derived from Caledonia TV website at http://www.caledonia.tv/, last accessed 15/7/2009]
Director, Les Wilson ; Producer, Caledonia Sterne and Wyld. -- Credits: w. George Rosie m. Jim Sutherland David Octavius Hill Robin Cameron Robert Adamson Anthony Donaldson Sir David Brewster Sandy Neilson Hugh Miller James Macpherson Miss Mann Shonagh Price Elizabeth Rigby Alexandria Montgomery Mrs Flucker Estrid Barton Gordon Highlanders Sergeant Stewart Ennis Drummer Gary D'Arcy Charlotte Hill Christine Essex Maid Rebecca Smith Mohun Lal Khalid Naqui Fishwives Sarah Balman, Nicola Coleman, Kirsty Hopkins, Patricia Kirk Fishermen Mark Lafferty, Karl Linich, Mark Welsford Soldiers James Grant, Steve Jackson, Victor Murphy Passers-by Amanda Mallinson, Steve Hayword Thanks to Sara Stevenson, The National Galleries of Scotland, Birgitta & Drew Parnell of Caroline Park, Anthony & Lisa Dickson of Rock House, David Bruce, Bo Steer, Camera Press, Edinburgh City Libraries, Edinburgh College of Art, Claire & Ross Findlater, The Free Church of Scotland, Glasgow University Special Collections, Historic Scotland, The Mitchell Library, The National Trust, Magnum Photos, Newhaven Heritage Museum, St. Andrews University Chapel, Scottish Fisheries Museum Anstruther, Skipper & Crew of 'The Launch Out', The people of Anstruther, Crail and Pittenweem runners Ranald MacLean, Stewart Hamilton camera construction Tony Steers electrician Chris Batchelor props ass. Craig Castle boom operator Alan MacNicol make-up ass. Amy Buchanan wardrobe ass. Harriet Edmonds Robbie Coltrane's make-up Jacqui Mallett focus puller Derrick Peters online ed. James Farrant dubbing Michael Powell rostrum camera Malcolm Paris photograph research Julie McCrone research Anna Coombes p. co-ordinator Sajid Quayum p. accountant Brian Murray p. ass. Claire McCluskey gaffer Steve Arthur costume designer Bobby McCulla make-up designer Pip Blackie p. designer Emer O'Sullivan p. man. Linda Fraser sd. rec. Brian Howell d. ph. Jim Peters ed. Peter Blackie exec. p. Ewan Angus, Steve McIntyre .
For 10 extraordinary months in Catalonia in 1936 - 1937, the region of Catalonia became the centre of one of the most radical revolutions in world history. The conflict took a young girl from a mining community in Lanarkshire, Scotland to Spain, where she became the voice of world Anarchism. [A major international co-production to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War]
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula, La Productura, TV Catalunya, Institute Catala de les Industries Cultural. -- Credits: Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland in association with La Productura, TV Catalunya, Institute Catala de les Industries Cultural. Developed with the help of the MEDIA Programme of the European Community present co-produced Alison Murphy w. Chris Dolan exec. p. for BBC Scotland Ewan Angus exec. p. for Scottish Screen Carole Sheridan p. and researched Alison Murphy w. Chris Dolan ed. Andy Boyd composer Iain Cook Scottish Cast Ethel MacDonald Marianne MacIvor Child Ethel Emma Bateman Guy Aldred Martyn James Jenny Patrick Tamara Kennedy John Caldwell Gary Lamont International Brigader Johnathan Holt Radio Announcer Adrian Edwards Narrator David Hayman Spanish Cast Anna Tanit Salvado Guitarist Mario Jesus Perez French Man Fosse Guillaume Child Anna Ariadna Rubio Boy Roger Quispe Barman Jose M'Hernandez Policeman Carlos Martinho Civilians Jose Luis Arraya, Eduardo Martorell, Marina Serret Militia Orieta Sanchez, Juan Carols Castillo, Salvador Strohecker, Jose Miguel Ruiz, Jose Jimenez, Sergi Alcalde, Dailos Paniagua, Bruna Pino, Alejandro Orozco, Manuel Simpo, Manuel Pradas, Toni Putellas, Felix Perez, Toni Conesa, Mario Perez Crew Scotland d. ph. Oliver Cheesman p. designer Laura Donnelly costume designer Bobby McCulla make-up and hair design Nikki Brannan sd. Douglas Kerr dubbing Brian Paterson online ed. Robert Scott p. man. Lorna Ferguson p. ass. Moira MacIver accounts Fiona Mortimer art d. Jason Orr locations Derek Yeaman 1st ass. d. Fay Selby 2nd ass. d. Marissa Carrara runner Katy Smith graphics Craig Lamberton rostrum Malcolm Paris camera ass. Neil Thom camera trainee James Harrison gaffer Steve Arthur electrician Dave Thom standby props Liam McCallum dressing props David Ramsay art dept. ass. Claire Fleming, Emma Pisano painter daily Billy Bryden props daily Richard McFadyen costume daily David Culbert make-up daily Karen Campbell stills ph. Calum MacKenzie catering Argyll Catering insurance Aon Crew Spain p. Raimon Masillorens exec. p. Joan Arano p. man. Albert Espel p. co-ordinator David Masillorens researcher Gabi Stanislavsky Safranoff p. ass. Pablo Mascotti, Neus Canas 1st ass. d. David Mauas 2nd ass. d. Santiago Gonzalez d. ph. Mimmo Pizzigallo camera ass. Pau Reig artistic d. Maite Sanchez set dresser Nina Caussa set dresser ass. Daniel Bonillo set ass. Sergi Duran, Silvia Criville sd. Cesar Fernandez costume designer Emmanuelle Badoux costume ass. Jessie Cark make-up Maria Jose Martinez hairdresser Toni Santos gaffer Ivan Rodriguez With thanks to Bobby Hain, Pat Doherty, Andy Durgan, James Maley, John Haggarty, Gordon Stewart, Glasgow Film Office, Georgie Baxendale, Bob Jones, John Taylor Caldwell Archives ITN Archive / British Pathe ITN Archive / Reuters Scottish Screen Archive Bellshill Speaker Newspaper Motherwell Heritage Centre - North Lanarkshire Council Northern Herald Books Independent Labour Publications Glasgow Caledonian University Research Collection Glasgow Caledonian University Archives - Scottish Trae Union Congress Mitchell Library - Glasgow City Council Confederation Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) Arxiu de la Filmoteca de Catalunya Collection of the International Institute of Social History Arxiu Fotografic de l'Arxiu Historic de la Ciutat de Barcelona / Perez de Rozas Arxiu Fotografic de l'Arxiu Historic de la Ciutat de Barcelona / Marco Arxiu Fotografic de l'Arxiu Historic de la Ciutat de Barcelona / Desconegut Biblioteca Publica Arus Biblioteca del Pavello de la Republica (Universitat de Barcelona) camera supplied by Hammerhead (Scotland) post production facilities Scottish Television.
A cold October night. Five stories, one city. Night People takes us on a journey across the city of Edinburgh, introducing a cast of characters for whom there will be no sleep.
Director, Adrian Mead ; Producer, Mead Kerr Ltd.. -- Credits: Scottish Screen, Scottish TV and Grampian TV present a New Found Film in association with Mead Kerr Ltd. w. Jack Dickson, Adrian Mead d. ph. Scott Ward p. designer Fiona Riddick ed. Mark Jenkins visual effects Berg Saetre m. Iain Cook sd. John Cobban costume design Anna Lau make up design Karen Brotherston p. man. Lorna Ferguson exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie Cast (in order of appearance) Father Matthew Anthony Beselle Stewart Alan McCafferty David Anthony Martin Jane Katrina Bryan Alison Lily Waterton Dracula Alastair Bruce Wizard Sandy Grierson Zombie Darren Simpson Mary Kellyanne Farquhar Kelly Cara Shandley Bradley James Paterson Lizzy Vivienne Harvey Mal Jim Sturgeon Andy Frank Gilhooley Josh Neil Mackay Angie Megan Shandley Bald Man James Bryce Blind Man Michael MacKenzie Social Worker Louise Ludgate Yuppie Man Sean Kane Yuppie Woman Kirstin Murray Alison Stand-In Melissa Ross Stolen Dog Pippa Guide Dog Alf Crew 1st ass. d. Maryann Wilson 2nd ass, d, Margaret McDonald 3rd ass. d. Derek Ritchie location man. Naomi Liston camera operator Kevin O'Brien 1st focus puller Jaime Feliu-Torres camera ass. / 2nd focus puller Andrew (Mits) M'Itwamwari camera ass. Minttu Mantynen sc. supervisor Gill Humphertson location sd. rec. Brian Milliken boom operator Bradley Kendrick sd. ass. Kian MClure standby art d. Stephen Bryce props buyer Caroline Roemmele standby props Paul Lambie props master / construction Steven Morrision art dept. ass. Joni Clark make-up artist Maxine Dallas costume ass. Amalie Harper Gow costume maker Shirley Robinson gaffer Donny Campbell electrician Ewan Epton grip Mark Donnelly p. co-ordinator Margaret McDonald p. accountant Moyra Statham p. ass. Aida Lipera p. runner Matt Lloyd locations ass. Jennifer Brooks floor runner Paul Shearer trainee ass. d. Neil Murray camera trainee James Heatley art dept. daily Dylan Matthew driver David Ryder stills ph. Steve Rasmussen picture grade and online ed. Berg Saetre ass. ed. Ewan Stewart dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Craig Aitchison foley artist Travis Reeves foley recordists Helen Reeves, Chris Bowman dog handler Angela Lambie owl handler Alan Galloway guide dog handler Gavin Neate Supporting artists Nazir Ali, Margaret Archibald, Clare Berry, Sandy Benzie, Alan Black, Ciaran Black, Mhairi Black, Helen Black, Ashley Blair, Charlene Boyle, Harriette Campbell, George Clark, John Conboy, Charles Cumming, James Cunningham, Chris Dawson, Mike de la Harpe, Brian Deane, Jamie de Sotto, Alex Donald, Robin Donald, Jennifer Eunson [... et al ...] "Soave sia il Vento" from Cosi Fan Tutte by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Licensed courtesy of Naxos Rights International caterers Argyll Catering Ltd. lighting Lee Lighting, Glasgow camera supplied by Mike Brennan grip equipment Grip House North post production ARC Facilities sound post production The Base Special thanks to Audiolinkm, The Edinburgh Classic Car Club, Laurel Wear, Bob Barclay, Phil Bowen, Margaret McPhee, Tony McImurray [... et al...] © Mead Kerr Ltd. 2005.
Filmed over five and a half years, The Holyrood Files is the inside story of how the construction of a new parliament building for Scotland divided the nation. With unique access to unfolding events and key players, the film offers a compelling insight into the longest running and most controversial story in recent Scottish history.
Director, Stuart Greig ; Producer, IWC Media. -- Credits: exec. p. for IWC Gail Burne exec. p. for BBC Ewan Angus exec. p. for Scottish Screen Claire Chapman ass. p. Susan Bain film ed. Berg Saetre camera Neville Kidd, Dave Otter, Mike Cuthbert, Jerry Kelly camera ass. Francis McNeil, Steven Mochrie, Keith Ingram, Andrew M'Itwamwari, Siubhan Lorimer, Ross Neasham sd. Douglas Kerr, Mike Riley, Brian Howell, Martin Belshaw, Alan Brereton, Dave Eden, Tommy Hair, Stuart Bruce dubbing mixer Paul Wilson graphics design and colourist Berg Saetre online ass. Alistair Ferguson narr. Simon Donald w. Stuart Greig addit. w. Gail Birnie, Susan Bain p. man. Helen Moore, Su Bainbridge, Dominique Middleton unit man. Nicky Murphy legal affairs David Smith archive BBC Information & Archives, The Scottish Parliament, Jonathan Messer archive research Ruth Patrick addit. research Laura Gordon-Duff business affairs for Scottish Screen Anita Cox Thanks to Jenny Attala - Scottish Arts Counci, Steve McIntyre - Scottish Screen Special thanks to EMBT, RMJM, Bovis Lend Lease, DL&E, The Scottish Parliament, Arc Facilities, Fiona MacDonald, Roy Templeton, Jane Gilmartin, Robert W. Black Architect, George Cathro, Clare Kerr © IWC Media Linited MMV.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Hannah Robinson, Relax
Raw interview footage with director Hannah Robinson, concerning her short film 'Relax', made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref 8046.]
Credits: [interviewee Hannah Robinson].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Jim McBride, Lunik
Raw interview footage with director Jim McBride, concerning his short film LUNIK, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7990]
Credits: [interviewee Jim McBride camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Susan Montford, Hairpin
Raw interview footage with director Susan Montford, concerning her short film HAIRPIN, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
Credits: [interviewee Susan Montford camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Martin Morrison, Please Stop
Raw interview footage with director Martin Morrison, concerning his short film PLEASE STOP, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. See also ref. {7799}
Credits: [interviewee Martin Morrison camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
Russell is a failing musician with a manic-depressive chemical dependency. His brother Tam forces him into a car and drives him against his will to the furthest northern coast of Scotland in the hope of a rescue. Slowly, irresistibly, the wild isolation and desolate terrain of the highlands begins to work its magic. [synopsis from Jack Shea's website at http://www.jackshea.co.uk/]
Director, Angus Reid ; Producer, Scottish Film School, Speakeasy Pictures Production. -- Credits: The Scottish Film School presents a film by Angus Reid w. and d. Angus Reid ed. Bert Eeles camera David Flett sd. Colin Hood m. Bruce Reid Cast Tam Dean Burn, Russell Burn, Terry Adams, Gavin Lockhart, Keith Lawrence aeroplane stunts Andrew Bruce spark Donny Campbell grip Lachlan Mackinnon 1st ass. cameras Torquil Fleming-Boyd 2nd ass. camera Enrico Harvey 3rd ass. camera Kenneth Simpson p. man. Martin 'Yossi' Ross p. ass. Morag MacKinnon continuity Matthew Clarke catering Pam Eddington addit. sd. Stuart Gillan addit. m. Russell Burn, Gregg Corbett dubbing ed. Ian Adams, Max Howarth, David Johnston dubbing mixer Stuart Hamilton sd. post production Rel Studios, Edinburgh Lada Riva supplied by Archers of Airdrie Thanks to The community of Skerray, Kay and Jamie Lockhart, Professor Kenworthy, Bettyhill Field Centre, Ted, Earl Sinclair and CASE, John Murphy, Gary Coleman, Jan Pester, GHS Motion Picture Services, Mrs Annie Reid, Keith and Elona, Neil Ross, Queen's Hall Edinburgh, Allan Murray. Jackie Kevan, Nathalie Gouyric, Forestry Commission, Alan Fountain, Sound Control Edinburgh, Ronny McIndoe, Ronny Wishart and Peter Buchan Financial assistance Napier University, Speakeasy Theatre Company, Scottish Arts Council, Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise Ltd. "Time Will Tell" performed by Pie Finger. Written by Russell Burn. Produced by Tony Pilley, courtesy of Creation Records, Compleat Music Publishers Ltd. 1992. Shot on Arriflex camera and lenses entirely on location in Scotland 18th June - 7th December 1993 A Speakeasy Pictures Production © 1994. Made in Scotland.
Drama- A young man returns to his birth place in Skye in order to bury his father. He not only has to come to terms with the death of his father but also the problems of inheriting the paternal home.
Director, Douglas MacKinnon. -- Credits: [...] in association with the Scottish Film Production Fund presents John Willie Blair The Minister Paul Young Peter Alec Heggie Mhairi Lloret McKenna Kay Mairead Ross Alastair Domhnall Ruadh Father Jim McKee Estate Agent Harry Gibson Undertaker Chris Connor Father's Voice Simon McKenzie Thanks to BBC Glasgow, BBC Portree, Black Cat Studios, British Telecom Inverness, Caledonian MacBrayne, Celtic Film & Television Association, Central Television, Co-Op Funeral Services, GHS Motion Picture Services, The Post Office Board, Rank Film Laboratories, Scottish Film Council, Scottish Film Training Trust, Scottish Television, Tennent Caldonian Breweries, West Highland Free Press, Shane Connaughton, Blair Douglas, Andy Harris, Mamoun Hassan, Paddy Higson, John McGrath, Ken McQuarrie, Soozy Mealing, Christine Philp. Alastair Moffat, Iain Smith. Thanks to everyone else who helped us on Skye. focus pullers Alan Stewart, Loran Will clapper / loader Kathleen Friend grip Paul Mellon electricians Stephen C. A. Arthur, John Kelly, Mark Malloy art d. Lorna J. Stewart ass. art d. Christopher Higson, Andrew Semple props Patrick B. Harkins props ass. Colin Honeyman art dept. ass. Kenneth Murray costume design Lynn Aitken wardrobe Francis Higson, Kate Carin hair / make-up Brenda Stride stills Murdo MacLeod, Stephen Birrell sheep wrangler Murdo MacDonald catering Janet Harper, Mandy MacDonald, Amanda Malloy boom operators Gary Desmond, Brian Howell, Allan Young, Stuart Fyvie ass. to the director Paul Murton 1st ass. d. Bill Clark 2nd ass. d. Douglas Finnigan accountant Jenifer Booth continuity Lindy Cameron ass. ed. Gill Parry rushes ass. David Gibson p. co-ordinator Ginny Emery local co-ordinator Margaret MacKinnon location ass. and transport captain David Gilchrist location man. Sara Barr p. man. Andrea Calderwood d. ph. Jan Pester composer Elaine Streeter sd. rec. and dubbing ed. Stuart Wilson ed. Peter Bridgman p. Kate Swan d. Douglas MacKinnon © National Film and Television School 1989.
Artist and sculptor Tom McKendrick explores his multi-media exhibition at the Collins Gallery in Glasgow entitled 'Submarine', his life experiences and the relationship between submarines and the decline of shipbuilding in Glasgow.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Barony. -- Credits: music and effects Russell / McKendrick titles Nemographics, Stop Frames With thanks to Laura Hamilton and Karen Southward at the Collins Gallery, Dalhousie Lane Pottery, David McKendrick, Royal Navy Submarine Museum researcher Murdoch Rodgers archive British Movietone News, British Pathe News, Imperial War Museum, National Film Archive, Scottish Film Archive, Royal Navy Public Relations, Visnews grips Alex Leadbetter, Stuart Bunting electricians Jimmy Dorrigan, Jimmy Mitchell trainees Mark Raeburn, David Gibson camera operator Alan Stewart ass. ed. Richard Loup Nolan dubbing mixer Cy Jack videotape ed. Colin Driver associate p. Jan Deakin p. ass. Ros David p. secretary Marnie Anderson ph. Mark Littlewood sd. Louis Kramer film ed. Jan Leman p. Anita Oxburgh A Barony Production for Channel Four. © Channel Four Television Co. Ltd. MCMXC.
I was commissioned to make this video to help promote a band called Dynamo Dresden. The narrative free approach used still photography, DV and Super 8mm film to create the idea of nostalgia and distant memories.
Director, Douglas Walker ; Producer, Gray's School of Art.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Andrew Wishart, Faith
Raw interview footage with director (?) Andrew Wishart, concerning his short film FAITH, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Gillian Steel, Chemicals and Illuminants
Raw interview footage with director Gillian Steel, concerning her short film CHEMICALS AND ILLUMINANTS, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Gary Scott, Michaelangelo's Robocop
Raw interview footage with director Gary Scott, concerning his short film MICHAELANGELO's ROBOCOP, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Kenneth Simpson, Buzz
Raw interview footage with director Kenneth Simpson, concerning his short film BUZZ, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7988]
Credits: [interviewee Kenneth Simpson].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Edward Davey, King of Glory
Raw interview footage with director Edward Davey, concerning his short film KING OF GLORY, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 8018]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Edward Davey, Learning To Care
Raw interview footage with director Edward Davey, concerning his short film LEARNING TO CARE, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 8017]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: John Collin, Cherries
Raw interview footage with director John Collin, concerning his short film CHERRIES, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Steve Pang, Spaces
Raw interview footage with director Steve Pang, concerning his short film SPACES, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7977]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: David Sheerin, 3 Things For Bikers
Raw interview footage with director David Sheerin, concerning his short film 3 THINGS FOR BIKERS, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Stephen Chester, Evanescent Herb Garden of Death
Raw interview footage with director Stephen Chester, concerning his short film THE EVANESCENT HERB GARDEN OF DEATH, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7948]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Chris Byrne, Sensoria
Raw interview footage with director Chris Byrne, concerning the short films produced as part of SENSORIA, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
Iconic images of the Parisian woman, as explored through the eyes of Christel, a woman with a very unique perspective.
Director, Ewan McNicol ; Producer, Edinburgh Mediabase. -- Credits: featuring Christello Berthon Thanks to Kevin and Maryse Parris camera Ewan McNicol sd. rec. Ross McNicol sd. design John Cobban online ed. Noel Nelis location services Screen Paris p. co-ordinator Amber Parsons p. man. Wendy Griffin p. Jason Hall exec. p. Paul Ryan ed. Ewan McNicol Part of the Entente Cordiale Centenary Celebrations www.ententecordialescotland.org.uk An Edinburgh Mediabase Production. Scottish Executive, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MMIV..
A guided tour through the real Belleville, a compact and colourful area of Paris that represents an incredibly diverse range of communities and cultures, artistic and ethnic.
Director, Esther Gimenez. -- Credits: featuring David P. Henry, Samantha Longhi, Zoe Catsaras music composed by Robin Mitchell music performed by The Chess Players location services Screen Paris p. ass. Zoe Catsaras, Samantha Longhi p. co-ordinator Amber Parsons p. man. Wendy Griffin camera Ewan McNicol sd. rec. Angus McPake sd. design John Cobban grade Noel Nelis p. Jason Hall exec. p. Paul Ryan ed. Esther Gimenez Part of the Entente Cordiale Centenary Celebrations www.ententecordialescotland.org.uk An Edinburgh Mediabase Production. Scottish Executive, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MMIV..
A humorous look at how the British have borrowed the Parisian culture to suit their own, sometimes less refined, tastes.
Director, (Blackpool) Ed Edwards d. (Edinburgh) Chris Waitt. -- Credits: Shot on location in Edinburgh and Blackpoool camera Ed Edwards devised by Brian McIntosh Thanks to Blandine, Cem, Fiona, Jean-Marc, Martin, Pauline, Sassy & Paddy, Stel, Vicky and Cafe Rouge (Edinburgh) sd. rec. Graeme McCormick camera ass. Lotte Kihle p. co-ordinator Amber Parsons sd. design John Cobban online ed. Ian Ballantyne offline ed. Franklin Franklin p. Jason Hall exec. p. Paul Ryan Part of the Entente Cordiale Centenary Celebrations www.ententecordialescotland.org.uk An Edinburgh Mediabase Production. Scottish Executive, Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. © Channel 4 Television Corporation MMIV..
Director, Chris Meigh-Andrews and Gabrielle Brown.
Documentary. Follows the making of Danny Boyle's SHALLOW GRAVE. [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/525235, last accessed 17/6/2009]
Director, [d. Kevin MacDonald] ; Producer, [p.c. Goldstar Films].
Oil, greed, power, betrayal, passion and revolution - "it's a total soap opera" in Hugo Chavez' oil corporation in Venezuela. So says insider Marienella and she should know: before she worked in oil she used to write soaps... A high octane documentary with crude oil, larger-than-life characters, and true-life cliffhangers.
Director, Lucinda Broadbent ; Producer, A Media Co-Op ma.ja.de co-production in association with Channel 4, al-Jezeera English, NRK, SBS TV Australia and YLE. -- Credits: camera and ed. Steve Sklair sd. rec. Frank Roja online ed. Felix Drawe dubbing mixer Julian Mueller Scherz graphics Paul Cameron technical consultant Inigo Garrido m. La Redonda narr. Tom Strauss narr. w. Cole Parker sc. consultant Chris Dolan, Reinhild Feldhaus subtitles Mike Gonzalez p. man. Lorna Ferguson, Sebastian Gassner, Tina Boerner archive PDVSA, Globovision, Venevision, Pablo de la Barra Producciones lawyer Yvonne Dunn business affairs for Scottish Screen Linda McClure exec. p. Sandra Whipham, Robbie Allen p. Aimara Reques, Heino Deckhert Thanks to PDVSA, CBA-DFID Broadcast Media Scheme, Chris Dolan, Isnardo Yanes, Cotrain Video, Citizens Energy, Isabel Tulloch, Louise Scott Developed with the support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union Supported by National Lottery through Scottish Screen, MEDIA Programme of the European Union, Mitteldeutsche Medienforderung World Sales Deckert Distribution www.deckert-distribution.com © 2008 mediaco-op / ma.ja.de].
Between 1936 and 1939 several hundred Scottish men and women went to fight as volunteers on the side of the Spanish Republic against the fascist regimes then spreading throughout Europe. The Big Lie recounts the experiences of one of the last surviving Scottish volunteers.
Director, Peter Everett ; Producer, Coyote Media. -- Credits: With great thanks to Steve Fullarton (Brigadista 1938 - 39) exec p. Noe Mendelle ed. Sara Paniagua Pascual sd. and camera Peter Everett, Sara Paniagua Pascual graphics Vivi Gomez sd. design Pepe Dominguez lighting and grip services Neil Scullion, Heather Massie best boy Michael Everett archive Contemporary Films, ITN, Scottish Living Memory Association, Internet Moving Images Archive (at archive.org) With thanks to Ella Meechan, Steve Sprung, Maria Paniagua, Audrey Canning, Marlene Sidaway, Iain MacDougall, Keith Brown, Tommy Campbell For Mary Everett A Bridging the Gap production supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund, Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh & Lothian, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Edinburgh College of Art and Scottish Documentary Institute Copyright Coyote Media 2006. .
Besides the events of Orwell's life and the universal impact of his work, the film looks at the connections between Orwell's ideas and his continuing contribution to the world today. As Orwell developed into one of the most significant writers of modern times we look beyond the public persona, to uncover the heart, humour and humanity of the authentic Orwell.
Director, Mark Littlewood ; Producer, Pelicula Films Ltd. co-produced with Area de Television, Scottish Television, Televisio de Catalunya. -- Credits: George Orwell John Kay Steel Eileen Blair Natalie Haverstock O'Brien Melvyn Williamson Winston Raymie Day Big Brother Joe MacFadyen narr. Siobhan Redmond Catalan and Spanish v/o Josep Parache Manchado Cast - Scotland Marji Clark, Josh Hughes, William O'Rourke, Jodie Merrick, David McGregor, Sam Steven, Andy Wilson, Nicole Docherty, Jade Lezar, Christopher McCann, Sally Shepherd, Alexandra Prior Cast - Aragon Anna Utrecht, Luis Cantarell, Jose Miguel Marco, Nestor Bello, Alejandro Sierra, Octavio Lasheras, Sergio Torrico, Francisco Castro, Jan Carlos Navas Extras - Barcelona Antonio Carra, Aritz Lopez, Piero Verzello, Francois Adam, Sebastian Matias, Toni Qutellas, Fabio Giaconia, Sergi Monroig, Joan Marc Ardit, Dabiel Morell, Felix Perez Special thanks to A.M. Heath for the Estate of the late Sonia Brownell Orwell Thanks to Pat Doherty, Wahid Rofaga - SHARECut Internationale Filmproduktion, Helen Alexander, Lesley Robinson, Summerlee Heritage Park, Clyde Muirsheil Country Park, Pollock Country Park, Reverend Georgie Baxendale, Hayakawa Publishing Inc., James Fraser © DACS 2003, Georges Rohner © ADAGP, Paris & DACS London 2003, Cyril Connolly Estate, Ayuntamiento y pueblo de Monflorite-Las Casas, Carlos Camparolas y familia, Hostal El Batan, Rafael Anzano, Carlos Ruiz (Escuela de capacitacion Agraria de Montearagon), Pedro Mainer (La Granja), Wilebaldo Solano [... et al ...] Archive - UK Orwell Archive - University College, London, The Vernon Richards Estate, ITN Archive, Scottish Screen Archive, The Trustees of the National Library of Scotland, Independent Labour Party Publications Archive - Spain Arxiu Centelles, Fototeca Diputacion de Huesca R. Compaire, Arxiu Nacional de Catalunya, Col-leccfio Commissariat de Propaganda, Col-leccio Josep Maria Sagarra, Col-leccio Branguli, Biblioteca del Pavello de la Republica (U.B.), Archivo Historico National Crew - Spain p. man. Jo Gallagher 1st ass. d. David Mauas d. ph. David Garcia researcher Lisa Berger art d. Marc Mateu props Sergi Duran ass. art d. Carol Sanchez set decorator Ramon Vinya wardrobe Patricia Martinez wardrobe ass. Marcena Ribera hair and make-up Caitlin Acheson sd. technician Albert Royo sparks Carlos Santamaria camera (Paris) Paul Albertini 2nd ass. d. Irene Nadal camera ass. Nahum Cantallops p. secretary Marta Clara p. ass. Alex Fernandez, Juame Gonzalez, Jesus de la Llave, Marta Mas accountant Mariano Camunez hair ass. Mireia Ramirez hairdressing ass. Silvia Urieta, M Jesus Boned translations Joyce Phillips, Judi Sydes Crew - Scotland ph. Oliver Cheesman, Mark Littlewood camera ass. Steven Mochrie, Stuart Anderson sd. Cameron Mercer gaffer Stephen Arthur lighting electrician David Thom art d. Jason Orr props John Knight construction Roddy Hogg costume designer Bobby McCulla make-up designer Nicola Brannan stills ph. Gary Jamieson rostrum Malcolm Paris graphics Craig Lamberton p. accountant Fiona Mortimer post production facilities Scottish Television camera provided by Hammerhead Production Team Rebecca Auld, Gleni Lennox, Alasdair Shaw, Keira Hutchinson, Clare Mulvana, David Weir researcher / p. co-ordinator Alsion Murphy online ed. Tom Malcolm dubbing mixer Cy Jack m. Jim Prime w. / co-producer Anthony Grace w. / ed. Andy Boyd p. man. Annette Gulliver commissioning editor for Television de Catalunya Jordi Ambros commissioning editor for Scottish Television Sandy Ross exec. p. (Spain) Oriol Porta exec. p. Steve McIntyre p. and d. Mark Littlewood © Pelicula Films Ltd., Area de Television, Scottish Screen 2003 .
Meet the founders of the UK's Church of Jediism, whose galactic ambitions reach far beyond their hometown of Holyhead, Wales. [synopsis from http://www.docscene.org/at-home-with-the-jedi.html]
Director, filmed and d. R. F. Simpson ; Producer, Clarity Productions / Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen, BBC Scotland and Clarity Productions ed. Richard Crawford motion graphics Paul Woodward original composition Rob J. Maddin online ed. Ian Ballantyne dubbing mixer Travis Reeves ass. p. Carine Wilson p. ass. Martin McGale archive THTV Archive Thanks to Rebecca Day Highlands and Islands Enterprise Amanda Millen Bridging the Gap Production Manager Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle exec. p. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay exec. p. for BBC Ewan Angus Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, BBC Scotland, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, Edinburgh College of Art, Scottish Documentary Institute © Clarity Productions Ltd. MMIX.
The Bedfords tells the story of Landseer's visit to the Duke of Bedford and family in their Scottish Highland estate. Commissioned to paint a grand family portrait, Landseer begins a lusty affair with his subject the Duchess of Bedford. Tormented by the pressures of commissions and the forbidden affair, a mental breakdown in the artist ensues and so begins his spiralling descent into madness.
Director, Henry Coombes ; Producer, Brocken Spectre. -- Credits: [Landseer Ewan Stewart Duchess Katy Barker Duke Hugh Ross Father in Law Alasdair Gray Mother Anne Lacey Son Alasdair Wilson Stags Kevin McIsaac, Gordon Robertson, Callum Proctor Gamekeeper Andrew Colin Treadway-Hoare Servant James Bryce Background Servants Mike Stockbridge] w., d. and designed Henry Coombes exec. p. David Smith exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen d. ph. Benjamin Kracun co-production designer Ursula Cleary costume designer Anna Robbins make-up and hair designer Nicole Stafford casting d. Des Hamilton p. man. Alison Goring location man. Brodie 1st ass. d. Dave Tarvit ed. Aldo Palumbo m. Jamie Bolland, Raydale Dower, Cleveland Watkiss p. co-ordinator Rosie Crerar p. accountant Kirsty Kyle 2nd ass. d. Majella McNeaney 3rd ass. d. Kate Maginiss producer's ass. Kim Stewart p. runner Leanne Kane art d. Moley Campbell set construction Kieran Shellard props construction Daniel Bonarelli standby art d. Martin McNee gaffer Arthur Donnelly focus puller Mark Purvis clapper loaders James Harrison, Nick Aiton camera trainee Erin Currie grip Freddie Bonfanti make-up and hair ass. Jessica Cruickshank costume supervisor Camille Moohan costume ass. Ellie Hatfield costume making team Matilda Kirkwood, Gaby Brown, Rebecca Hywel-Jones, Peggy Jones, Emily Raemaekers boom operator Mark Calton sc. supervisor Karen Wood dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Travis Reeves, Romano Valerio stills ph. Janet Wilson, Alan Dimmick catering Spice of Life security Media Security film stock Kodak laboratory Ilab vehicles Arnold Clark facilities Skyemore RV's DI post production Dragon DI DI exec. Tony Ray, James Ballrd DI p. Julie Harding visual effects Myfanwy Harris senior colourist Rob May senior DI technician Paul Wright ass. DI technician Michele de Benedetti Special thanks to Sorcha Dallas Thanks to Gregor Johnston, Phillipa Farnese, Steven Lindsay, Andrew Colin Treadaway-Hoare, Rosie Crerar, Glasgow Film Theatre, Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow, Kimberley O'Neill at Des Hamilton Casting, Alice Stilgoe, Alec Barclay, Margaret and Robert Gladstone, Audrei Hendry at Panalux Glasgow, Sam Clark at Kodak Filmed on location in Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland © Henry Coombes 2008.
Documentary which follows the lives of a group of heroin addicts in and around Glasgow as they live out their day to day existence, finding ways to finance their addiction. For many, shoplifting is their main source of income.
Director, David Graham Scott ; Producer, Reel Death. -- Credits: Ray is living and working in the North of England and is drug free. DL has been out of jail and is currently hitting up speedballs (a cocaine / heroin mix) Chris and Dennis are still entombed in their bedsit Dan is currently on a methadone programme Sam believes that worms are eating through his ear and into his brain camera Abigail Howkins, Neil Davidson, David G. Scott ed. Adam McIlwaine, Megan Green sd. dub Kenny MacLeod titles Holger Mohaupt stills Neil Davidson Thanks to John de Ruiter, Cardonald College, Malcolm Noble, Aimara Reques, Marjory Scott, The Warehouse Glasgow, Hammerhead Glasgow, David Archibald, Ian Scott © Reel Death 2001.
On the day of a militant religious gathering, Stewy, a disturbed Protestant boy seizes his chance to join a gang of local delinquents. For the prize of a packet cigarettes he entices a young boy out from the safety of his home. The result is devastating. While their fathers march through the decaying streets of Glasgow their sons take a sinister journey into the dark heart of modern Britain.
Director, Simon Hipkins ; Producer, Corruption Films Ltd.. -- Credits: ed. Simon Hipkins w. Gavin Scott Whitfield cinematography Sam Mitchell m. composed Dave McAulay Stewy John James Molloy Billy Darryl McFadyen Murray Anthony Harkins Hammy Martin Lafferty Booze Boy Christopher Rowantree Happy Slapper Jordan Glen The Fluter Christopher Hassen Mr Donald Guy McInnes Stewy's Father Peter Lamb Child King Billy Marc Ainslie Child Queen Mary Lori Semple Boxer Valentine Petrov Orange Men Gerry Callaghan, David Flynn, Garrick Wagner p. man. Alison Goring locations man. Angela Riddell first ass. d. Carol-Anne Henderson third ass. d. Helen Boyd p. runner Nina Rapallini focus puller James Harrison clapper loader David Liddell camera ass. Everlida Carreno sd. rec. Tim Dyer sd. ass. Deborah Baillie art d. Shirley Sweeney art dept. ass. Alan Ballany costume designer Kathryn Tart hair and make-up Marion McCormack stunt co-ordinator James Fleminh rigger Iain Harrison 2nd Unit camera operators Bjorn Bratberg, Nick Aiton steadicam operator Kevin O'Brien camera ass. Fraser Rice sd. rec. Cameron Mercer, Marcelo de Oliveira make-up artists Vivienne Simpson, Nyree Wilson wardrobe ass. Kirsty Steel p. runners Janie Murphy, Gillian McGhee cast chaperones Scott Cunningham, Amanda Brown d. ass. Chris Bowman addit. ed. Ariadna Fatjo-Vilas foley artist Bicho Balcones audio post production Audiotactics sd. designer and dubbing mixer Gernot Fuhrmann rushes lab / telecine Todd AO, iLab digital intermediate Smoke and Mirrors film scanner Ned Al Astrabadi resource man. / producer Paul Schleicher digital intermediate grade Pogo Films digital film colourist Joe Haughey project co-ordinator Olivier Lauchenauer addit. m. Magnificat (1990) VIII. Esurientes, composed by Urmas Sisask, performed by The Chamber Choir Easti Projekt / Anne-Lils Trolmann. Licensed by The Estonian Authors Society. Thanks The Cairns Agency, Govan Orange Lodge, James Alcock, Kelly Bruce, Roger Buck, Rob Garvie, John Haggarty, Brian Horne, Peter Morton (TVR), Marina McCloughlin, Jan Pester, Lena Rem, David Scott For Andi Engel (192 - 2006) In Memoriam, with affection - GS Whitfield Special thanks Complex Youth Centre Castlemilk, Ronnie and Rita Murphy, Michael and Pauline Hipkins originated on Kodak film. camera equipment and lenses supplied by Panavision UK filmed entirely on location in Glasgow, Scotland exec. p. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness, Becky Lloyd exec. p. for Corruption Films Simon Hipkins © Corruption Films Ltd. MMVIII.
A mercilessly honest take on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and the performers who take part.
Director, Annie Griffin ; Producer, Young Pirate Films. -- Credits: Cast The Piper Kevin Masson Faith Myers Lyndsey Marshall Man on Street Paddy Bonner Estate Agent Selina Cadell Micheline Menzies Amelia Bullmore Joan Gerrard Daniela Nardini Tommy O'Dwyer Chris O'Dowd Conor Kelly Billy Carter Radio Producer Jimmy Chisholm Petra Lowenberg Raquel Cassidy Sean Sullivan Stephen Mangan Receptionist Gabriel Quigley Frida Finucane (?) Deirdre O'Kane The Canadians Mary Meredith MacNeill Dina Megan Dodds Rick Jonah Lotan Roger Matthew Holness Alasdair Mark Robb Brother Mike Clive Russell Mark Chris Alexander Tattooed Man in Shop Frank Gilhooley Stand-up Steven Dick Arnold Weiss Stuart Milligan Ricky Romanowski Lucy Punch Micheline's Mother Dorothy Paul Gordon Menzies Duncan Duff Baby Ryan and Erin Black Punter Coral Preston Autograph Hunter Nicol Hay The Jury Kate Draper Eileen Buresh Nigel Hobbs Monty Cantsin Hayward Windham Neil Fitzmaurice Dwight Swan Richard Ayoade Ahmed Khan Sanjeev Singh Kohli Dougie MacLachlan Tom Goodman-Hill American Tourist Jaclyn Tse Architect Peter McDonald Fan in Pub Neil McCormack Fan in Pub's Friend Simon Thompson Boy on Park Bench Stephen Davidson Nurse 1 Karen Fraser Nurse 2 Carolyn Calder Holistic Nurse Katherine Connolly Comedy Artist Presenter Mark McDonnell The Priest Denys McNair production and post production co-ordinator Christian Fenwicke-Clennell ass. p. co-ordinator Adam Erbacher Sabhal Mor Ostaig production trainee Kathleen MacLeod ass. clearance co-ordinator Clare Kerr first ass. d. Jonathan Farner second ass. d. Mark Inglis third ass. d. Ray Kenny Sabhal Mor Ostaig ass. d. trainee Duncan MacKinnon Scottish Screen ass. d. trainee Neil Murray floor runner dailies Tamsyn Deni ass. d. dailies Jo Gibson, Alison Wallace focus puller Julie Bills clapper loader Julia Robinson B Camera operator / 2nd unit camera Kevin O'Brien 2nd unit focus puller Jaime Feliu-Torres camera ass. dailies Mark Sneddon Sabhal Mor Ostaig camera trainee Magnus Graham camera truck driver Jess Jackson Lowe grip Iain Johnstone grip dailies Robert Etherson, Dave Morrison gaffer John White best boy Scott Napier electrician dailies c/o Lee Lighting standby rigger dailies Iain Harrison sd. rec. Peter Brill boom operator Simon Tomlinson boom operator dailies Tristan Anika Scottish Screen sd. trainee TimDyer location man. Naomi Liston location ass. Jennifer Brooks location trainee Anna Donaldson location ass. dailies Martin Henderson p. accountant Neil Cairns ass. p. accountant Shawn Fleming Scottish Screen production accounts trainee Jacqueline McBride art d. Sarah Bremner prop buyer Janice MacRae prop master Tony Sheridan chargehand dressing props Kevin McGuiness standby props Liam Collins art dept. ass. Ali Mulligan ass. art d. dailies Jason Orr dressing props dailies Craig Castle, Euan Kinghorn, Harvey Dingwall prop buyer dailies Jenny Alexander construction Bob Barclay, Rab Gemmell scenic artist / propmaker Jean-Jacques Chabossier art dept. stills Sue Osmond graphics Eve Milo, Lara Russell costume designer Gill Horn wardrobe supervisor Hilary MacDonald costume ass. Sally Campbell costume dept. runner Joanne Leary Scottish Screen costume trainee Kathryn Tart hair and make-up designer Deborah Ross make-up artist Maxine Dallas make-up trainee Hannah Edwards make-up artist dailies Karen Brotherston, Sarah Fidelo, Delia Letham sc. supervisor Richard Dilks unit driver, graphics and titles designer Paul Lambie post production supervisor Louise Seymour first ass. ed. - Scotland Anna Mehta first ass. ed. - London Lisa Clifford-Owen FT2 trainee Thy Quach supervising sd. ed. Joe Illing effects ed. Alan Pally foley ed. Jacques Leroide (?) ass. sd. ed. Matthew Jones FT2 sd. trainees Matthew McDonnell, Laura Morrod re-recording mixers Robin O'Donoghue, Nigel Bennett, Mark Taylor ADR recordist Paul Carr - Goldcrest foley recordist Edward Colyer - Shepperton foley artists Paula Boram, Ruth Sullivan re-recorded at Shepperton Studios, England, UK ADR voice casting Louis Elmam AMPS MPSE, Abigail Barber stills ph. Nick Wall, Toby Jacobs publicity Sash Gibson, Freud Communications unit publicist Wendy Kidd EPK Emma Davie ass. Charlie Henderson catering and facilities GT Caterers & Facilities UK chefs Lorna Philips, Mattew Wade location security Gavin Livingston, David Ryder unit driver Paul Shearer unit facilities Mick Ward, Alan Murray addit. facilities Silver Screen Facilities stunt co-ordinators Peter Brayham, Nick Wilkinson stunt double for Micheline Abbi Collins stunt double for Gordon Stuart Clark for Pirate Productions development co-ordinator Hilary Weir for UK Film Council p. exec. Brock Norman Brock head of business affairs Will Evans head of production finance Vince Holden head of financial production Fiona Morham For FilmFour head of FilmFour Tessa Ross business affairs Harry Dixon, Paul Grindey head of production Tracey Josephs for Scottish Screen head of production Claire Chapman business affairs Anita Cox, Mary Brehony for Glasgow Film Office director Lenny Crooks head of production Jenny Williams film liaison officer Beverley Murray completion guarantor Film Finances negative checks and script clearances Sarah Hughes addit. negative checks and script clearances Barn Owl camera and grip equipment Ice Film lighting equipment Lee Lighting Ltd. originated on motion picture film from Kodak titles Capital FX colour grader Tone Davies laboratory contact Nigel Horne insurance Lisa Marsden, Media Insurance Brokers production legal services Geraldine East, Ness McGill - A&L Goodbody production base The Lighthouse Studios, Edinburgh post production facilities Goldcrest Post Production avid Hyperactive sd. post production facility The Sound Design negative cutters Tru Cut cranes supplied by Grip House North cherry pickers supplied by Nationwide Access health and safety consultant Brian McDermott, Media Safety Ltd. medical services provided by Joanna Pendlebury, Stars Nurses, John Henderson, Southern General Hospital Glasgow chaperones Nicky Barnes, Allan and Tracey Black action vehicles Morrison Autos stills development Pinewood Photographic Centre Filmed entirely on location in Edinburgh, Scotland song soloist Sylvia Rae Gaelic choir soloist Alyth McCormack Gaelic choir The Glasgow Isley Senior and Junior Gaelic Choirs, Na Coisearan Gaidhlig Ileach Ghlaschu Gaelic lyrics Meg Bateman piano soloist Brian Kellock flute soloist Cathal McConnell guitar soloist Galo Ceron Carrasaco trumpet soloist Ryan Quigley Scottish Brass Bass Section Rick Taylor, Andy McCreel, Fergus Kerr recorded at Ca Va Sound Workshop, Glasgow engineer Robin Rankin pipe band Drambuie Kirkliston Community Pipe Band Spanish cornet band La Banda de Cornetas Y Tambores de Santo Cristo de las Tres Caidas de Trsana co-ordinators Julio Vera Cuder, Rocardo Caunago Saladao [... et al ...] The producers wish to express their thanks to Garaham Easton, Radio Forth, Edinburgh Film Focus, Edinburgh City Council [... et al ...] Made with the support of the National Lottery through the UK Film Council's Premiere Fund, Scottish Screen, the UK Film Council's Development Fund, FilmFour and Glasgow Film Office. Developed by Pirate Productions Ltd. International Sales Portman Film. © Young Pirate Films Limited, UK Film Corporation and Channel Four Television Corporation 2005. UK Distribution by Pathe.
Creative documentary painting a startling portrait of a village in limbo, through the eyes of two men who share an obsession with a strange place. Director Matthew Lloyd explores the imagined future for the village, combining unusual use of archive with stunning photography and a haunting soundscape.
Director, Matthew Lloyd ; Producer, Clarity Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: A Bridging the Gap Production in association with Scottish Screen, BBC Scotland and Clarity Productions exec. p. Sarah Tierney d. ph. Minttumaari Mantynen ed. Timo Langer sd. rec. Dougie Fairgrieve m. Neil Simpson and Mike Gallagher online ed. Ian Ballnatyne dubbing mixer Travis Reeves archive footage BFI National Archive, Exxon Mobil, Scottish Screen Archive National Library of Scotland, STV property dealer Alan Bradley artist Mick McGraw Thanks to Sam Collier, Rebecca Day, Calum Millar, Emily Munro, J.G. Lindsay Pate, Fiona Reid, Bill and Christine Stewart development producer for Highlands and Islands Enterprise Amanda Millen Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. for Bridging the Gap Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle exec. p. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay exec. p. for BBC Scotland Ewan Angus supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, BBC Scotland, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Edinburgh College of Art, Scottish Documentary Institute © Clarity Productions Ltd. MMIX.
This video focuses on the story behind the Stewart Memorial Fountain in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park, and the memories, thoughts and opinions of those who know it.
Director, Liz Ingram. -- Credits: Featuring Dave the Parkie, Jim Brady - Hunter Clerk, Harry Dunlop - St. Mungo's Museum Photographs courtesy of Douglas Annan - T.R. Annan and Sons ph. Peter Anderson sd. Simon Chirgwin ed. James Hamilton Thanks to Sara Barr, SB&FT Changing Places [Scottish Film and Broadcast Training] © MCMXCVI.
A man receives a letter which sends him running out the door. Will he make it to his girlfriend on time?
Director, Lloret MacKenna ; Producer, Six 4 Productions. -- Credits: Tom Jim Twaddale Beth Pat Ross w. Jim Dunn, Lloret MacKenna ph. Jerry Kelly sd. Becky Thomsson ed. James Hamilton p. Sara Barr Copyright Six 4 Productions SBFT 1996 [Scottish Broadcast and Film Training].
An idyllic day in the park. A man and a woman both caught out when nature calls.... Friendships can start out in the most unlikeliest of places!
Director, Mercedes McGurn. -- Credits: Man Paul Cunningham Woman Anne Marie Timoney w. and d. Mercedes McGurn.
Based on a short story by James Meek, this short film involves a man and a woman lounging around on a late morning musing on the battle of the sexes via the desirability and sensuality of her knee.
Director, Katrina McPherson. -- Credits: Based on a short story by James Meek adapted by Katrina McPherson The Man Paul Cunningham The Woman Anne Marie Timoney.
A woman blinded in a freak accident tries to come to terms with her situation.
Director, Alison Peebles. -- Credits: Mattie Deirdre Davis Doctor Paul Cunningham ph. Grant Cameron sd. David South wardrobe Ruth Sincalir make-up Lydia McDougall 1st ass.d. Patrick Harkins PA / continuity Phillipa Maye art d. Adam Squires film ed. James 'Jim' Hamilton p. Sara Barr w. and d. Alison Peebles © 1996 SBFT Changing Places [Scottish Broadcast and Film Training].
Experimental observational piece about 'wheels'. Explores wheels on different forms of transport, toys and sports.
Director, Vivien Robertson. -- Credits: One of the most important innovations in human material culture allowing continuous rotary motion and the conversion of such into linear motion and vice-versa ph. Jerry Kelly sd. Gavin Deas ed. James Hamilton.
Surreal - a clown-like couple sit by a polluted, rubbish strewn river for their lovely day out. A fish causes some confusion!
Director, Hannah Robinson. -- Credits: June Deirdre Davis Melvin Paul Cunningham w. Maria MacDonnell, Hannah Robinson ed. James Hamilton m. Derek Yeamen cinematography Grant Cameron camera ass. James March 1st ass. d. Fiona Winning PA / continuity Elizabeth Thomson sd. rec. Colin McNab sd. ass. Andrea Seath art dept. Alex Purbrick, Stephen Campbell wardrobe Ruth Sinclair make-up Nicky Knowles runners Patrick McGurn, Colin Green A Changing Places film. SB+FT 1996 [Scottish Broadcast and Film Training].
A woman's obsession with a pair of black patent leather boots ... and the trouble it gets her into!
Director, Paula MacGee. -- Credits: Ms McCrone Susan Nisbet All Men Martin McCardie ph. Ian Dodds designer Cilla Craig ed. James Hamilton costume design Fiona Robertson sd. Alastair Mason hair and make-up Nicky Knowles 1st ass. d. Fion Winning camera ass. Paula McEwan sd. ass. James Callaghan wardrobe ass. Cat Shirley design ass. Adam Squires runner Ross Murray stills ph. Kate Drummond With thanks to Perry Costello p. Sara Barr © SBFT 1996 [Scottish Broadcast and Film Training].
Set in Australia, a little girl speaks about her pet called Sammy. All that is seen of the pet is the shoebox he was kept in. The girl takes him to show and tell at school. Eventually her pet dies through lack of food, and she buries him in a bucket of sand.
Director, Margaret Reeves ; Producer, Life's Work Productions. Made with the assistance of the Scottish Film School, Napier University. -- Credits: w. Margaret Reeves designed Margaret Reeves ed. Margaret Reeves d. ph. Kenneth Simpson m. and sd. design Mark Lister Little Girl Joanna Peddie School Teacher Elizabeth Strachan Keith Colin James 'X-Ray' Girl Nikki Lunan 'Clemintine' Boy Brian Botha Boy in Line Peter Liu Mother Pauline Peddie Radio Announcer Rod McNeil TV Presenter Emily Canter TV Announcer Lawrie Bruce ass. d. Simon Vickery, Steven Murphy ass. p. Mairi Millar focus puller Kirsty Dawson clapper / loader Mairi Millar grip Lucien Grieve stills ph. Alison Murphy sd. rec. Jez Curnow dubbing mixer Tim Rickets set construction Mike McLaughlin, Tom Sayer art dept. ass. James Allan, Helen Reeves costume design Helen Reeves continuity Andy Short children's chaperone Penny Roberts non-linear ed. Keith Bowman model maker Margaret Reeves miniature ph. Simon Vickery, Kenneth Simpson film stock Kodak film processing and prints Rank Film Laboratories negative cutting Sylvia Wheeler camera equipment The Scottish Film School, Napier University recording studios Astronaut Canteen Special thanks Beth Reeves and Hugh and Betty Reeves Thanks Heather Harrison, ABC Radio Melbourne, Edinburgh Direct Aid, Edinburgh District Arts Council, Bruntsfield Primary School, Edinburgh Acting School, Perry Costello, Benholm, Douglas Chatham, Great Mills DIY, Hannah Rumsby, Jewsons, John Lessels Landscaping, Alex Somerville, Rainbow Guides, Roderick Graham, A Touch of Paradise, Viewforth Travel "One of These Things" by Joe Raposo and Bruce Hare used by permission of Instructional Children's Music Inc. and the Children's Television Workshop. "Madge Palmolive Advertisement" used by permission of Foote, Cone & Belding Made with the assistance of the Scottish Film School, Napier University Made with the financial assistance of The Scottish Film Council, Scottish Television Centenary Reels Scheme Life's Work Productions © Margaret Reeves 1996.
THIS SCOTLAND [Opening and Closing Sting]
Opening and closing stings for the STV / Scottish Screen production scheme 'This Scotland' broadcast in 2002.
The animator is making his first film in his basement, when he discovers that the character is becoming more real than he is, and has a mind of its own! Plasticine animation.
Director, Mark Torrance. -- Credits: Lil' Lucifer presents a Mark Torrance film.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Mark Torrance, The Animator
Raw interview footage with director Mark Torrance, concerning his short film THE ANIMATOR, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 8134]
How the female bust is perceived by women and the society around them. The film explores women's experiences of their breasts - from sexual objects through to feeding babies, from teenage years to motherhood.
Director, Suzanne Morrow. -- Credits: with Heinke, Fiona, Jade, April, Lisa and Hannah, Caroline and Rebecca, Myriam and Morag Thanks to Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust, Hammerhead Television Facilities Scotland Ltd., Video in Pilton, National Childbirth Trust camera Dianne Barry, Melissa Wishart sd. Andrea Seath m. Gavin Smith p. ass. Fiona Watson p. and d. Suzanne Morrow.
A day in the life of a guy that works for the council, involving old women, bad smells, dogs and lino.
Director, Morag MacKinnon ; Producer, A HoppIA! Film in association with Antonine Films. -- Credits: Film Four presents Short and Curlies Bobby Russell Anderson Young Malcolm Shields Roy Eddie Mearns Troy Raymond Mearns Mrs Robertson Dorothy McLaren art d. Caroline Grebbell costume designer Anna Lau p. man. Claire Hughes 1st ass. d. Harry Boyd make-up artist Stephen Murphy sc. supervisor Lillias MacKenzie 2nd ass. d. Ted Mitchell p. co-ordinator Gaynor Holmes location man. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Judith Milne p .ass. John Armstrong sd. rec. Robert Anderson gaffer Graham Walker focus puller Scott Ward clapper loader Simon Vickery grip Lucien Grieve dubbing mixer Cy Jack ass. ed. Mark Jenkins boom operator Jez Curnow video ass. operator Caitlin Buchannan electricians David Murray, Brian McGhee props buyer Rhona Wilson standby props Tony Sheridan construction Nathan Ward standby carpenter Mark Breslin location runner Lucy Marr accounts ass. Fraser Grant art dept. ass. Lea Porter, Paul Harkins, Claire Pigeon, Christine Robertson wardrobe ass. Brabara Harrington unit driver Stewart Kidd animal handler Alison Craig lawyers Bird & Bird p. designer Mark Leese ed. Bert Eeles d. ph. Kenneth Simpson exec. p. Paddy Higson p. Hannah Lewis w. Colin McLaren music "Firn Di Mekhutonim Absym" performed by Itzhak Perlman and the Klezmer Conservatory Band on "In The Fiddler's House: EMI Classics Dedicated to Graham Crowden A HoppIA! Film in association with Antonine Films for Film Four © Film Four Limited MCMXCVIII.
GamerZ is a quirky comedy set in the weird, wonderful and very geeky world of fantasy role playing games. It's a unique combination of Glaswegian grit and full-on fantasy and is not to be missed.
Director, Robbie Fraser ; Producer, Pure Magic Films. -- Credits: Cast Ralph Ross Finbow Marlyn Danielle Stewart Lennie James Young Hank Ross Sutherland Davy Johnny Austin Gavin Jamie Honeybourne Nan Eileen McCallum Julie Stacey Sampson Dr. Denham Edward Tudor-Pole Mrs Bruff Annette Staines Security Guard Allan Tall Marlyn's Mum Anne Marie Timoney Shrink Arnold Brown Shona Lynne McCallum Older Student Geordia Douglas Hamilton Copy Student Bob Peacock Z'Rennik Arnold Brown Spotty Gary French Ned Chris Goldie Apprentice Ned Evan Gavin Knitting Goth Wilma MacRitchie Dr. Mitchison Jane MacKay Professor Bruce Findlay Professor 2 Joe McFadyen Professor 3 John Conboy Startled Student Frankie Higgins Hemp Society Paul McMenemy, Gareth McLean, Gary Cullen Fetish Shop Manager Mikael Star Goth Girl on Staircase Kirsteen Ross exec. p. for Scottish Screen Carole Sheridan exec. p. for Scottish Television Agnes Wilkie w. Robbie Fraser p. Paul Gavin d. Robbie Fraser line p. Cindy Thomson p. man. Elaine Campbell p. co-ordinator Christian Fenwicke-Clennell p. secretary Margaret Edwards sc. supervisor Kate West casting Robbie Fraser and Paul Gavin unit publicist Wendy Kidd p. accountant Jenifer Booth ass. accountant Sarah Booth p. designer Laura Donnelly art d. Jason Orr prop buyer Christine Gibson ass. art d. Stephen Mason standby props Liam McCallum dressing props Dan Roberts art dept. ass. Shona Paton, Sophie Webb art dept. dailies Kevin Pollock, David Ramsay, Ross McCafferty, Lee Audette, Philip Donnelly, Aoife McKim paintings by Karen Orr, Celia Hempton 1st ass. d. Brian Horsburgh 2nd ass. d. Judith Milne 3rd ass. d. Andrew Gardiner floor runner Susie Lee ass. art dailies Alistair Harling d. ph. Paul Gavin focus puller Mark Sneddon grip Tim Critchell camera ass. Martin Coton camera trainee David Hutton focus puller - 2nd unit George Geddes steadicam Dan Wilson costume designer Lindsay Davidson wardrobe supervisor Sally-Gay McCann Scottish Screen costume trainee Kathyrn Tart gaffer Steve Arthur best boy Dave Thom electrician Donald Campbell electrician dailies Calum Milne location man. Graham Galloway locations ass. Robbie Kirkpatrick Scottish Screen locations trainee Tim Linney locations scout Derek Henderson locations scout David Hancock make-up designer Jacqui Mallett make-up artist Nicole Tulloch sd. rec. Duncan Reid boom operator Colin Gregory sd. ass. Jo Lee composer Iain Cook orchestration by Leila Dunn addit. m. Allan Tall roleplay consultant George Docherty ed. and colourist Jim Allison online ed. Guido Schneider ass. ed. James Gallately, Walker J.G. McNab edit ass. Richard Naker facilities co-ordinators Jill Allison, Jo Clements sd. designer Cy Jack dubbing ed. Amanda McGoldrick digital sd. engineer Nigel Bennett mix technician Esther Smith titles designed by Rocket Visuals titles designer Dave Oakley shadowplay designed by Robbie Fraser shadowplay compositing Guido Schneider 3D shadowplay Kostas Koutsoliotas shadowplay artwork Elizabeth Schuch dragon SFX Janet Lennon lead rotoscoper Stu Breadner ass. rotoscopers Douglas Allison, Henry Broadhurst, Fiona Cairns, Paul Currie, Simon Dickie, Andrew Fairbairn, David Hutchison, Simon McGoldrick, Hermann Pencil, Craig Reid, Christian Storstein shadowplay data services The Penguin Factory, Ltd. shadowplay goblins Jamie Stewart, Mike Bissell, Phillip Burnham, Simeon Ewing, Bria McAllister, Derek McAllister stills ph. Kieran Dodds, Lizzie Johnston, George Geddes poster design Paul Lambie web design Keityh Girdwood pyrotechnics / SFX Perry Costello pyrotechnics ass. Eddie MacGregor fight d. Carter Ferguson ass. fight d. (and troll) James Fleming stunt driver / double Grant Morrison location catering VIP Location Catering location security Drum Security unit facilities Eccosse (tvf) Ltd. addit. facilities Silver Screen Facilities negative checks and script clearances Barn Owl cameras and lenses Hammerhead (Glasgow) addit. camera equipment JAe Limited lighting and grip equipment Lighttrack addit. grip equipment Grip House North SFX equipment Hands On Production Services insurance John O'Sullivan, Media Insurance Brokers post production Facilities JAe Limited sd. post production facilities SMG location sd. equipment Pro Sound Services 5.1 surround sound mix Pinewood Shepperton Sound addit. ADR Mayflower ADR Studios cranes supplied by Lighttrack cherry pickers supplied by HSS health and safety consultant Neil Mac action vehicles Morrison Autos EPK Steve McKay With thanks to St Andrews Ambulance Association's members in the Glasgow area for first aid cover. Songs Aberfeldy - Love is an Arrow (Riley Briggs) Copyright Control (P) 2005 Pandrop Music Ltd, under exclusive licence to Rough Trade Records Licensed courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd Aberfeldy - What You Do (Riley Briggs) Copyright Control (P) 2005 Pandrop Music Ltd, under exclusive licence to Rough Trade Records Licensed courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd Aberfeldy - Heliopolis by Night (Riley Briggs) Copyright Control (P) 2005 Pandrop Music Ltd, under exclusive licence to Rough Trade Records Licensed courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd Aberfeldy - Tom Weir (Alexander Wright) Copyright Control (P) 2005 Pandrop Music Ltd, under exclusive licence to Rough Trade Records Licensed courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd Splitbac - Leash Lyrics by Paul Rogers Performed by Splitbac Splitbac - Justified Genocide Lyrics by Paul Rogers Performed by Splitbac Splitbac - Unstable Shell Lyrics by Paul Rogers Performed by Splitbac Burpers Ross Allison, Evan Gavin, Michael Hilsley Farts by Sinclair Gracie The Filmmakers wish to express their thanks to: Anita Cox at Scottish Screen, Morgan Petrie at Scottish Screen, David Rutherford at Cowan & Partners, David Walker, Barn Owl, Pat Doherty, Brian and Gill at Hammerhead Scotland, Shepperton Sound, Audiolink, UGC Cinema Edinburgh, GBM Casting [... et al ...] No hamsters, frogs or dragons were harmed during this production. A donation has been made to the benevolent fund for trolls! [Locations North Glasgow College, The Vivat Trust, West Dunbartonshire Council, Glasgow University Union, Glasgow City Council] © Pure Magic Films Ltd. 2005.
What would happen if love could bring back the dead? An unusual love story set in World War One France.
Director, Abigail Docherty ; Producer, Yellow Hill Films. -- Credits: Nurse Harriet Hunter Soldier Tom McGovern Doctor Tim Licata Singing Soldier Eric Levigne Matron Catherine Gillard Medics Paul Bennet, Alton Milne Nurses Helen Lomax, Katherine Morley, Elaine Fechlie, Loren Slater, Moira McLaughlin, Jennifer McGregor Soldiers Charles McGuire, Jamie Goldblatt, Nicole Hay, Ross Kilgour, Brendan, David Howard camera ass. Ruth Anderson lighting ass. Andy Parziale 1st ass. d. Jenny Jones 2nd ass. d. Ross Kilgour art d. Loren Slater art team Jonathan Crawford, Tobias Feltus storyboard Gregory Fangeaux stills Gilly Russell runner Jamie Goldblatt sd. design Marcelo de Oliveira, Christian Statham sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira, Mark Jobson sd. ass. Ed Coulson cooks Katy & Karen costume design Sally J. Campbell wardrobe ass. Polly Lister make-up Heidi Gordon, Lisa Aitken dresser Fiona MacNeall ed. Roddy Simpson post production Birger Saetre composer Gary Lloyd d. ph. Robin Fox p. Martha Shacolas co. produced, w. and d. Abigail Docherty sponsors Ruskin Mill, Linda Howard, Asda, The Bremner Family & Buster, Margaret Docherty Snr., Margaret Docherty, Robert Docherty, Leo Docherty, Liz Maliphant, Anne Cuthbertson, Janet Rae, Jean Steel, Julie Hodson, Nora Kennedy, Ingrid Evjen, Lianne Curtin, Helen Bermingham, Graham Downing Thanks to Edinburgh City Council, Portobello Town Hall, Edinburgh University Geography Department, All at Learmonth Terrace, Gail & Chris at Hammerhead, Edinburgh Film Focus, The Pat Lovett Agency, Noe Mendelle, Robert Dodds, Fiona & Keith, David Howard, Brian Howell, Edinburgh College of Art, Avatar Post Production, Yellow Hill Films..
A feature length film compiling documentaries made between 1980 and 1999, telling the story of David Lopez, a Peruvian boy born with severe facial deformity who was abandoned as an infant, only to be taken in by a Scottish surgeon who built him a face while bringing him up in the US. [summary from BBC website]
Director, Alex McCall ; Producer, Armac Films. -- Credits: narr. Dougray Scott m. Christopher Gunning ed. Sarah Boszormenyi exec. p. Catherine G. Woodford, Steve McIntyre This film is dedicated to the memory of Desmond John Wilcox 1931 - 2000 w. and p. Desmond Wilcox, Alex McCall assoc. p. Jan Riddell, Lorelle Harker exec. p. (BBC) Neil Fraser, Maggie Cunningham exec. p. (Carlton) Richard Simons p. man. Sheila Humphreys p. co-ordinator Sarah Boszormenyi co-ordinators (Peru) Manuel del Solar, Carlos Lopez p. ass. Aileen Wild, Alison Bruce, Andie Leitch p. secretaries Aileen Campbell, Rebecca McGinty film cameramen Andrew Dunn, Denis Borrow, Alex Scott, John McNeil, Dick Johnstone, Chic Cecchini on-line ed. Brian King ass. P. J. Maxwell dubbing mixer Nick Rogers film rec. Roy Argyle, Les Honess, Brian Milliken, Douglas Kerr, Joe Borbeill dialogue and FX ed. Stuart Grieg, Angus McAllister, Bronek Korda, Tim Alban, Matt Skilton sd. rec. (narration) Matt Faulkner camera ass. Colin Godfrey, Toby Miles rostrum camera Ken Morse gaffer Kenny Laird episode ed. Margaret Renwick, Robert Burnett, Lucy D'Auvergne, Paul Jarvis online ed. #5 Dirk Greene online ed. #6 Bill Ogden ass. ed. #'s 1/2/3 Dianne Forsyth graphics Jason Brown main title sequence Jim Allison transcripts Nina Wilson m. orchestrator and conductor Christopher Gunning m. rec. Lansdowne Studio, London m. score co-ordinator Maggie Rodford for Air-Edel ass. m. rec. engineer Steve Pellnet m. rec. engineer Chris Dibble orchestra leader Benedict Cruft pan pipe soloist Andy Findon musicians contracted by Isobel Griffiths copyist Mike Senn BBC Library contact Robin James tape to film transfer Colour Film Services, London online services CFS in Soho lab contacts Steve Kyte, Graham Tolley colourist Brian King film remastering Dave Riley FX remastering Dave Skilton translations Maria Testa talent representation Ruth Cooper marketing exec. Ian Rattray publicists Sue Porter, Lizzie Frith Second Unit (Peru) d. John Pettman cameraman Tom Fry researcher Elli Griffis de Zuniga legal rep. (Jackson Family) Dr. Norma Calderon Second Unit (United States) d. Chase Chenowith cameraman Thomas McKenney mind freedom Tony Anderanin, Paula Anderanin, David L. Jackson, Joey Nibras addit. m. 'Salsa Man' and 'Mambo' from Sabor Latino composed by Chucho Merchan. p. and © The Extreme Music Library PLC. The Producers with to thank The Jackson Family, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Desmond Wilcox Productions Limited, Back Fence Productions [… et al …] © Armac Films Limited MMII.
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Documentary about the life of Russian submariners on The Sewerstal, the largest nuclear powered submarine in the world, as it patrols the Barents Sea. [German language, no subtitles]
Director, Vitaly Fedko, Ludmila Nazaruk ; Producer, Corona Films, St. Petersburg, T&G Films. -- Credits: autoren Vitaly Fedko, Ludmila Nazaruk Deutsche Bearbeitung Dietmar Schumann Kamera Sergej Dubrowski Schnitt Werner Moser Musik Robin Pohle Redaktion Horst Kalbus Eine Koproduktion von Corona Films, St. Petersburg, T&G Films, Jens Terrahe, Jorg Langer © der deutschen Fassung ZDF 2001.
Windfall is a short film, which has an essence that is emotive, spiritual and nostalgic. The film aims to create a narrative that is more implicit the explicit, thus on the surface there is no obvious story, no dialogue or clear narrative to dictate the film.
Director, Robbie McKillop ; Producer, Napier University. -- Credits: Cast Man in Bed Allan Sherrat Boy Angus Jackson Man at Top of Hill Robin McKillop Woman Allysen McKillop Stunt co-ordinator, stunt man, sound recordist, boom operator, Balloon Unraveller, Coat Handler, Tree Climber, sound effects and 1st ass. d. Jamie McKillop (thank you for neglecting your studies) sd. rec. Rodric Leslie, Kirsty Wilson, Benjamin Kracun, Nicolas Soldan, Rebecca McKillop soundtrack mixed by Robbie McKillop and Sarah Scott drivers Claire Smith, Rodric Leslie w., d. and ed. Robbie McKillop Filmed in Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow Special thanks Pascal Morrison (tunnel advisor); Nix Soldan (chocolate); Benjamin Kracun (pool); Nick Gibbon (Pool); Paul Melone (pool) [... et al ...] Napier University 2002.
Drama set in Glasgow in 1968 about a widowed woman and her three sons as they become involved in crime and gang warfare. Teenager Lex is torn between the artistic life of middle brother Alan and the thuggish world of elder brother Bobby. [synopsis from BFI database, http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/533266 - accessed 20/10/09]
Director, Gillies MacKinnon ; Producer, Billy Mackinnon / Skyline. -- Credits: [Executive Producer SHIVAS, Mark Executive Producer CALDERWOOD, Andrea Executive Producer (Glasgow Film Fund) DICK, Eddie Producer MacKINNON, Billy Producer CLARK-HALL, Steve Production Executive (BBC) PAGET, Geoffrey Production Executive (BBC) GIBBONS, John Production Co-ordinator GARRETT, Tracy Production Manager DONOVAN, Brian Location Manager GORDON, Graeme Post-production Supervisor BETT, Mairi 2nd Unit Director MacKINNON, Billy Assistant Director COULTER, Eric Assistant Director GORING, Alison Assistant Director BOYD, Harry Assistant Director (2nd Unit) GORMLEY, Tommy Assistant Director (2nd Unit) GILCHRIST, David Assistant Director (2nd Unit) DONOVAN, Brian Script Supervisor COULTER, Anne Casting MORT, Hayley Casting HARKINS, Pat Screenplay MacKINNON, Gillies Screenplay MacKINNON, Billy Director of Photography de BORMAN, John 2nd Unit Director of Photography STENDERS, Kriv [2nd Unit Camera] MacLEAN, Malcolm Additional Camera Operator CAMERON, Grant Steadicam Operator CAVACIUTI, Peter Stills Photography MELLIN, Ken Special Effects Co-ordinator MALLOY, Kevin Editor THOMAS, Scott Production Designer MACLEOD, Zoë Art Director CAMPBELL, Pat Storyboard Artist ROSENBERG, Miguel Costume Design CARIN, Kate Wardrobe Supervisor NORSTER, John Hair/Make-up Designer McCANN, Robert Hair/Make-up Artist JOHNSTON, Graham Title Cartoons MacKINNON, Carla Titles Plume Productions Opticals Cine Image Music KEANE, John Music Mixer PRICE, Steve Sound Recordist KRAMER, Louis Dubbing Mixer WIRTZ, Aad Sound Editor O'NEILL, Pat ADR (Mixer) TAYLOR, Lee ADR (Mixer) MURRICANE, David Foley (Artist) STEW, Jack Foley (Artist) GREAVES, Dianne Stunt Co-ordinator St. PAUL, Stuart Stunt Co-ordinator HOLLAND, Dave Armourer SHEPHERD, Bernard Cast: Lex Maclean ROBERTSON, Iain Alan Maclean McFADDEN, Joseph Bobby Maclean DUFFY, J.S. Joanne Macgowan FRASER, Laura Charlie Sloan SWEENEY, Garry Lorna Maclean HIGGINS, Clare Malky Johnson McKIDD, Kevin Gorbals McCONNOCHIE, Mark Welch SINGLETON, Steven Fabio WALKER, David Uncle Andrew McELHINNEY, Ian Jake DOONAN, Paul Dowd SEMPLE, Colin Doug McCREDIE, Colin Rebecca WELSH, Debbie Alice McCORMICK, Eilidh aunt BRADY, Monica Mrs Macgowan McGREGOR, Elizabeth tactless man GRAY, Andy Polly O'KANE, Louise Patty McINTOSH, Lisa Maggie MITCHELL, Kirsty assistant GREER-SMITH, Sheila Helen McCOLL, Karen Maria MURPHY, Karyn Minors MC GALBRAITH, Alastair Jeannie PIERACCINI, Carmen talker CHRISTIE, Rab boy with scar ATKINS, Alan Davie GALLACHER, Tom Barbara REILLY, Joanne librarian LOCHEAD, Liz teacher MURTAGH, John Shuggy COSTELLO, Matt tutor LOGAN, Tom V5 band member HODGENS, Bobby V5 band member McKAY, Malky V5 band member MILLER, Ross V5 band member LAING, Scott V5 band member WOODSIDE, Paul V5 band member LAING, Ross].
As kids, Shaun and Daz are inseparable, skipping school, racing bikes, knocking about down by the lake with Katy, Shaun's first love. Full of life, Shaun runs up against an education system that cannot contain him. He is squeezed and eventually spat out, taking Daz down with him as he self-destructs. Twenty years later, Daz is in a wheelchair and has eight weeks to live. Shaun is left to reflect on one gilded summer of love, sex and loyalty that marked the end of his innocence. His memories lead him to track down Katy, in a bid for personal redemption. This is a story of bright lives unfulfilled, of hopes that are snuffed out and then, finally, rekindled.
Director, Kenny Glenaan ; Producer, Sixteen Films. -- Credits: UK Film Council and EM Media presents A Sixteen Films Co-Production with Mediopolis Film, Cinema Two in association with Matador Pictures and Regent Capital Filmstiftung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Scottish Screen, Glasgow Film Office and Hewland International [Cast Shaun Robert Carlyle Daz Steve Evets Katy Rachael Blake] screenplay Hugh Ellis exec. p. Rebecca O'Brien, Nigel Thomas co-producers Alexander Ris, Petra Hengge composer Stephen McKeon cinematographer Tony Slater-Ling ed. Kristina Heatherington p. designer Jane Levick casting Victoria Beattie costume Sarah Ryan] [locations Manager - Richard Knight] .
A Serbian hitman travels to Edinburgh to try and kill a couple of witnesses to a crime. His client has already tried once to have them killed, resulting in the slaughter of nine innocent people. When the hitman succeeds in killing the witnesses, Stan Miller, the detective in charge of their protection, is suspended but vows to hunt down their killer and his client, who as a result of the death of the witnesses is now free on remand. When the client fails to pay the hitman his second payment for the job it becomes a three-way battle leading to a dramatic conclusion.
Director, Steven Lewis Simpson ; Producer, Roaring Fire Films. -- Credits: Roaring Fire Films presents in association with The Film Collective, The Film Development Partnership II LLP, Guerilla Films, First Scottish and Scottish Screen National Lottery Peter Lochburn Stan Gavin Marshall Barry Simon Tait Ian Aleksander Mikic Hitman Harriet Hunter Marianne Alan McCafferty Peter Emma Currie Lara Terry Wale Logan Sandy Nelson Norm Shaun McGrath Gav Keith Hutcheon Dave Nicola Jo Cully Jess Steven Lewis Simpson Mike Alastair Bruce Student Paul Cowie Billy Ross Mitchell Robert Lawrence J. Dalziel Harrison Caroline Abbott Newscaster Steven Morrison Scott Lalita Dookeram Monica Elizabeth Marshall Barry's Sister Marshall Barry's Mother Lynsey Cole Forensics Examiner Bozidar Mikic Child Ian Hanmore Dennis MacKenzie James Bryce Stewart David Baker Jim McIntosh Martin McGreechin John Morrison [Abigail Howkins, Vincent Hunter & Ryan Voice Artists] Sheila Donald Fran sd. designer John L. Cobban [post sd. production The Base music composed and arranged Steven Simpson and The Audio Network © and p audio network PLC] exec. p. Keith Hayley, Robert Bevan, Charlie Savill, Hugh Lockhart, David Nicholas Wilkinson p. man. / art d. Steven Morrison p. co-ordinator Lynsey Cole boom operator Colin Masterson [sd ed. / ADR recordist Craig Aitchison first ass. ed. Xu Nan second ass. ed. Pamela McIntyre foley artists Travis Reeves, Bert L Eeles, Chris Bowman] sd. ed. / first ass. ed. Xu Nan ed. ass. Pamela McIntyre, Colin Masterson p. consultant Lawrence J. Dalziel 2nd unit p. man. Tom Kelly The Producer wishes to thank Hilary Scott, Nichola Waygood, Jim and Olive Lyons, Ard-na-said, Leith Police Station, Neil Phillips, City of Edinburgh Council, Angela MacLean, George Bell, Negotiants Bar, Rick McCafferty, Norman Simpson, Kim Harrison Filmed entirely on location in Scotland by Roaring Fire Films. Copyright © 2005 All Rights Reserved. Supported by the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund.
Could the origins of Gospel Music be white? Willie Ruff, Professor of Music at Yale University, believes so. His recent visits to the Free Church communities of the Outer Hebrides have convinced him his musical roots are more Afro-Gaelic than Afro-American.
Director, Christopher Walker ; Producer, Eyeline Media. -- Credits: [narr. original Gaelic version Mairi Anna NicUalraig [Mary Ann Kennedy] narr. English version Dr. Robert Beckford interviewees include John Purser] With thanks to Church of God Prophecy, Birmingham; Back Free Church; Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church; Dean Gilchrist; Robert W. Gilchrist; XVII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg; US Army Public Affairs, Los Angles Branch; Ed Cameron, Friends of Long Street Church; Yale University Archive George Washington Wilson Collection, University of Aberdeen; Trustees of the National Library of Scotland; Glasgow City Council (Museums); Highland Folk Museum; Schomberg Centrefor Research into Black Culture; The New York Public Library, Astor Lennox and Tilden Foundations; Special Collections, University of Virginia Library; National Library of Congress; National Library of Australia; Film Images Ltd.; Reelin in the Years; Alabama Folklife Association production Jane Hall, Ruairidh Allan, Mairi MacDonald sd. Bob Barrow, Yuval Sussler camera Pete Wolsey, Yahel Herzog, Christopher Walker colourist Colin Peters ed. Pete Wolsey © Eyeline Media MMV.
In their late twenties, Sophie and Marie have money problems. Sophie pressures Marie into taking on a lucrative job as a surrogate mother. Months later Marie finds herself alone and heavily pregnant. She decides to flee the prospective parents and goes in search of Sophie's old boyfriend, Ken
Director, Soren Kragh-Jacobson ; Producer, Umbrella Productions, Nimbus Films. -- Credits: Nimbus Films with BBC Films, Film I Vast, DR TV - Danish Broadcasting Corporation, Memfis Film International, Zentropa Entertainments5 with the participation of The Danish Film Institute, Scottish Screen, Nordic Film & TV Fund, Glasgow Film Office and in association with Nordisk Film an Egmont Company, Concorde Filmed Entertaainment, Monopole Pathe Films, Alta Classics S.L. a Piggyback / Umbrella Production casting Leo Davis make-up design Kamilla Bjerglind costume design Kate Carin line p. Michael Bille Frandsen p. design Anders Engelbrecht m. composed Jacob Groth sd. design Hans Møller, sd. rec. Peter Brill ed. Valdis Oskarsdottir d. ph. Eric Kress DFT co-p. David Muir exec. p. Birgitte Hald, David M. Thompson, Tracey Scoffield, Tomas Eskilsson, Lars Jonsson, Peter Aalbæk Jensen p. Lars Bredo Rahbek, Bo Ehrhardt w. Søren Kragh Jacobsen and Anders Thomas Jensen sc. ed. Ruth McCance Cast in order of appearance Sophie Bronagh Gallagher Dream Husband Goran Parkrud Dream Children Peter Andersson, Ludvig Svensson, Nathalie Olofsson, Olivia Luzzana Mazie Iben Hjejle Guy on Boat George Carson Bell Boy Bill Gardner Drunk Man in Pub Maxwell Kay Black Sailor Eric Joseph White Sailor George McNeilage Stella Helen Baxendale Roman Scott Handy Robert James Cosmo Ian / Ken Martin Henderson House Keeper Kay Gallie Priest Russell Hunter Willy Gary Lewis Thomas Simon McBurney Gabriel Ewen Bremner Undertaker Andrew Dallmeyer Musicians Michael Daly, Jack Murray, Stan Reilly, Alexander Allen Dr. Meisling Tam Dean Burn Changing Lady Phyllis Kilty Landlady Alison Peebles Boy on Bike Rory Cullin Hard Man Chick Allan Children Julian Lind Sorensen, Julia Hultfren, Victor Hultgren, Zack Lundkvist, Kathrin Hermasson, William Uffelmann Thanks to all the extras unit production man. Scotland Arlene Jeffrey unit production man. Sweden Carsten Sparwath 1st ass. d. David Gilchrist 2nd ass. d. Michael Queen 3rd ass. d. Martina Eriksdottir, Marissa Carrara Scottish Screen AD trainee Scotland Alison Wallace AD trainee Sweden Annika Jorlund continuity Lucy Enfield, Janis Watt, Magdelena Johansson addit. dialogue Ruth McCance sc. consultant Mogens Rukov assistant to Soren Kragh-Jacobson art d. Tom Sayer propmaster Jesper Lorents prop buyer / Scotland Lee Porter prop buyer / Sweden Louise Drake, Thorkil Slebsager ass. prop buyer / Scotland Fiona Hutchison standby props / Scotland / Sweden Liam Collins dressing props / Scotland Tont Sheridan, Craig Castle ass. p. designer Mette Rio Scottish Screen art dept. trainee Lucy Vaughan sketch and storyboard artist Mick Jensen, Tegnestuen Gimle catering ass. Melissa Holme casting extras / Sweden Sanna Lenken focus puller Claus Robenløve DIT clapper loade / Scotland Julie Bills clapper loader / Sweden Jenny Nilson steadicam Knut J. Petersen video assistant operator / Sweden Christen Bjukstrom Scottish Screeb camera trainee Stuart Anderson stills ph. Ole Kragh Jacobsen gaffer / Scotland Jon White gaffer / Sweden Michael Wils best boy / Scotland Garry Thompson electrician Ronald Holmberg genny operator Brian McGhee lighting ass. / Scotland Derrick Ritchie, Michael Toher, Paul Bates, Ewan Epton, Graham Walker, Andy M'Itwamwari, Alan Fraser, Alan Marshall, Pat Sweeney, Robert Allen, Chris Davis lighting ass. / Sweden Stefan Johansson, Morten Kastberg, Martin Top Jacon=bsen, Luisa Fanciullacci grip David Logan, Marc Mavrinac swiss jib operator Ole K. Krogstad grip ass. / Scotland Jason Bergh rigger / Scotland Ross Pearson boom operator / Scotland Bradley Kendrick boom operator / Sweden Peter Thornieman boom ass. / Scotland Alastair Mason make-up ass. Ulrika Bjoo special effects make-up Morten Jacobsen wardrobe supervisor Cristy Watson wardrobe ass. / Scotland Louise Allen wardrobe ass. / Sweden Sara Eriksson costume trainee Lollo Lindblom special effects Dansk Special Effekt Service, Hummer Hojmark Rain FX, Peterhead by Earth, Wind and Fire Wet Downs, Glasgow by Hands On / Perry Costello stunt co-ordinator Stig Gunther stunt ass. Michael Einsport stunt stand-in for Iben Hjejle Sidsel Jensen stunt stand-in for Bronagh Gallagher Nadia Angus location man. / Scotland Kennedy Forsyth location ass. Simon Weston location man. Sweden Tommy Malm location ass. Jonas Ohlsson, Stefan Olsson scenic painters, location Mike McLoghlin, Dierdre McCrimmon dressing dailies Luke Oldale, Ewan Robertson, Janice MacRae construction man., studio Per Uffelmann carpenters, studio Kristian Ladefoged, Anders Folke Andersen, Frank Zandhoff, Kasper Sorgenfri, Mich Bodenhoff, Michael Back scenic artist, studio Henrik Axholm plasterer, studio Jean Bechamel painters, studio Anita Axholm, Rikard Gronvall, Birgitte Thiesen sc. translation Lars Kjædegaard, IFT. Marsha Henriksen p. co-ordinator / Sweden Tommy Malm facility man. Billy Clark p. secretary / Denmark Rene Neilsen p. secretary / Scotland Beverley Murray p. secretary / Sweden Martina Eriksdottir runners Stuart Dobbs, Soren Madsen, Johan Jonsson 2nd Unit d. Birger Larsen 1st ass. d. Mia Marie Borup d. ph. Bjorn Blixt focus puller Philip Forbes camera / opening vessel shots Martin Singleton development producers Ditte Christiansen, Lars Bredo Rahbek ass. to producers Rene Nielsen drivers Frederik Møller, Eddie Friel, Patrick Harkins, Raymond McQueen, Magdalena Johansson catering / Scotland GT Catering catering / Sweden Spikon post production co-ordinator Morten Kaufmann post production ass. Tine Henckel Møller ass. ed. Lasse Martinussen special visual effects by Gearless visual effects supervisor Peter Hjorth visual effects p. Pia Nielsen 3D animator Niels Valentin Dal sound studio Mainstream ApS dialogue and foley ed. Anne Jensen FX ed. Eddie Simonsen sd. mix Hans Moller, Eddie Simonsen foley artist Gadou Naudin music co-ordinator Leial Vestgaard musicians Ole Ro, Frederik Damsgaard, Lise Dandanell, Ecaterina, The Glass Choir, Jacob Groth, Jens Hack, Johannes Søe Hansen, Jacob Kolkur-Sørensen, Gustaf Ljunggren, Misen, Jacob Moth, The Nightmare Choir, Joakim Pedersen, Peter Schløtz, Christian Skriver recorded and mixed at Takt & Tone Studios, Copenhagen addit. studios SDC Studios, Moth Studios digital scope intermediate produced by Digital Film Lab., London co-ordinator Dorte Kampp, Helle Assalonsen technical supervisor Andreas Bostock processing Jens Kruse datacine colourist Jorgen Christiansen inferno artist Bill Shearman arri laser recording Jimmi Berger film colour grader Michael Nielsen negative cutter Tru Cut Film & Video front end and dailies Soho Images / Digital Film Lab. titles and graphic design Traffic99 financial controller Ulla Lund Hansen production accountant Scotland / Sweden Catrina Luna production accountant Sweden Pia Janols payroll accountant Denmark Lise Krogsgaard financing co-ordinator Meta Louise Foldager financial and legal affairs Morten Fisker completion bond supplied by Film Finances Scandinavia by Hans Lonnerheden lawyers Sarah Collis / Theodore & Goddard ; Per Neumann / Bech-Brunn Dragsted ; Alison Cohen / Epstein Levinsohn, Bodine, Hurwitz & Weinstein insurance services provided by Marsh by Jens Georg Hansen & Regina Juul Hansen international public relations Premier Public Relations, Ginger Corbett Nordic public relations Line Greisen & Nordic Film, Leila Vestgaard international sales Trust Film Sales, Konrad Film Sales The Producers wish to thank Marianne Moritzen, Tove Jystrup, Soren Skær [… et al …] camera and lighting equipment EF Rental, Lee Lighting grip equipment VFG facility vehicles Cabervans / Sonnie Morrison construction Engelbrecht Construction, J+B Scenery props Propworks studio facilities Film I Vast stock Kodak 7874 / 7846 laboratories Soho Images, Front End Lab, Egmont Film Services UK editing facilties Klippegangen ApS Locations filmed in Glasgow, Peterhead and Arniston House SCOTLAND.
Set in Glasgow where a fresh out of jail gangster, Jimmy Kerrigan, comes home to find that everything and everyone has changed - none more so than him. Inevitably old and new clash, and when they do, some changes will be for ever.
Director, Norman Stone ; Producer, 1A Films and Festival Films. -- Credits: The Angel Film Partnership presents in association with Saltire Films and Jerusalem Productions and in association with The Deo Gloria Trust, Vision Video and The Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund a 1A Films and Festival Films production of a Norman Stone film screenplay Sergio Casci addit. material Norman Stone, Murray Watts Cast (in order of appearance) Jimmy Kerrigan Alex Ferns Terry Kerrigan Cas Harkins 1st Youth Neil McCormack 2nd Youth Anthony Donaldson Donnie McGlone James Cosmo Flex Stewart Porter Johnny Bus-Stop Tam White Lenny Gerald Lepkowski Margaret Kerrigan Kay Gallie Father Flynn Tom Georgeson Elizabeth Black Sarah Finch Frank McIvor Frank Gallagher Sebastian Black James Bryce 'Pancho' Villers Kenneth Cranham Helen Scott Bridget McCann Des Airlie Gavin Mitchell Tricia Louise Montgomery Shopkeeper Rohit Gokani Maria Gallagher Jenny Foulds Fiona Gowan Calder Laura McGlone Lesley Stone First Nurse Katherine Connolly Second Nurse Angela Salgo Shona Naomi Bird Druggie Girl Gabriel Quigley Newsreader Sally Magnusson Billy Maddison Ron Donachie Norrie Garry Sweeney and Gordon Dole Alan Carrick Main Policeman Steven Wren Police Constable Jamie Watters Lad in Toilet William Barlow Lorry Driver Raymond Carey Police Superintendent Brian McKenzie Barman Ally Thompson Debt Collector Eddy Conroy Old Lady Helen Howarth As Himself Peter Howson Club Barmaid Ruth Atkinson Angry Wife Marie Shankly Angry Husband Paul Ferns Spraypainting Youths Tommy Reilly, Siggy Stone Prison Guard Ewen MacMillan Greek Voice Naomi Bird McGlone's Heavies John Mullen, Andi Hunt, Robbie Booth, Donnie MacMillan, Andrew Leggatt Drama Groups Brian Horne, Elian Johnston, Peter MacDonald, Jane Mullen, Christine Reid, Isabel McLay, Marie Shankley, Denise Howarth, Emma Young, Kathleen McCallum, Martin Burke, Linda Birrell, Susan Burke, Valerie Ellis, Mark Buchanan, Stuart McRae, Eric Scot, Fraser Ellis co-exec. p. Christopher Gawor p. man. Matt Marshall p. co-ordinator Anna Fryer sc. supervisor Kate West 1st ass. d. Simon King 2nd ass. d. Andi Hunt 3rd ass. d. Denise Paul unti runner Robbie Booth p. runner Margaret Edwards trainee runner Emma James location man. Donald MacKinnon, Judi Ritchie location ass. Adam Alexander art d. Suzanne Field prop buyer Janice MacRae make-up ass. Alexis MacDougall costume ass. Elaine Robertson focus puller Trevor Forrest clapper loader Mark Sneddon 2nd unit camera Alan McSheehy 2nd unit sd. Douglas Kerr boom operator Fiona Carlin electrician / grip Stephen Arthur ass. electrician Dave Thom unit driver James Moss unit publicist Wendy Kidd stills ph. Derek Prescott, Moira Conway caterers VIP Catering lighting / grip equipment Light Track special effects Hands On Productions digital sd. post production The Frame supervising sd. ed. Jennie Evans sd. ed. Stan White, Laurence Gale, Danny Longhurst foley ed. / ADR mixer Clive Mitchison foley artists Andrea King, Felicity Cottrell addit. ADR Savalas Studios, Glasgow dubbing mixer Richard King sd. re-recorded at World Wide Studios, London laboratory services Soho Images colour grader Ken Rydon for Soho Images Nigel Horn, Martin McGlone, Tone Davies, John Taylor, Emma Devonshire digital effects and opticals Cineimage FX supervisor Steve Boag optical supervisor Martin Bullard compositing artist Matt Symonds optical camera Dave Gurney title design Pauline Hume title opticals Alan Plant negative cutting Trucut production insurance Media & Entertainment Insurance Services legal advisor Richard Moxon at Davenport Lyons original music composed and performed by Colin Towns music mixed by Toby Wood and Colin Towns music recorded and engineered at Canterbury Studios All songs performed by Tam White. "Man Dancin'" written by Tam White. Published by EMI Music Publishing "Hold On" written by Tam White © 2002 Tam White "Put Your Foot Down" written by Eric Bibb and Christa Lyssarides. Published by BUG Music Limited (PRS) harmonica Fraser Spiers guitar Neil Warden backing vocals Annie McCaig songs recorded aqnd produced at Offbeat Studios by Iain McKinna and Paul McKinna All music by Tam White available on the "Hold On" album, Offbeat Records www.offbeat.co.uk additional club music composed by Tommy Hair Incidental music in restaurant "Joni" written and performed by Andy Sheppard and John Parricelli from the album "P.S." on Provacateur Records. Special thanks to Clive Frampton, Ian and Lucy McAlister, John and Kate Siebert, Rose Gawor, Sir Cliff Richard OBE [... et al ...] © 2003 The Angel Film Partnership Shot entirely on location in Glasgow, Govan and Gateshead. Visit the website at www.mandancinthemovie.com.
16 Years of Alcohol is the story's of a man's desperate attempt to free himself, not only from alcoholic addiction, but also to overcome his violent nature, basic mistrust in human nature and ferociously anti-social conduct. Growing up with a father who is himself an excessive womaniser and brute who both fascinated and repelled his son, he turns into a vicious gang leader who beats up friends and enemies alike.
Director, Richard Jobson ; Producer, [p.c. Vestry Films, S2S Films]. -- Credits: Scottish Screen in association with Metro Tartan and Fortissimo Film Sales presents a Tartan Works Production In memory of Francis Jobson 1955 - 2000. Cast Frankie (Teenager and Man) Kevin McKidd Helen Laura Fraser Mary Susan Lynch Miller Stuart Sinclair Blyth Budgie Michael Morland Kill Russell Anderson Frankie (Boy) Ian de Caestecker Frankie's Father Lewis MacLeod Frankie's Mother Lisa May Cooper Jake Ewan Bremner Dad's Lover Allison McKenzie Director Jim Carter Male Actor Gerlad Lepkowski Female Actor Marcia Rose Rival Gang Boy 1 Naoufal Ousellam Rival Gang Boy 2 Nabil Stuart Barman John Comerford Record Shop Assistant Calvin Cruickshank Brewery Woman 1 Louise Irwin Brewery Woman 2 Pauline Goldsmith Cloths Shop Assistant Carole O'Brien Art Critic David Gallagher Art Critic's Friend Anne Downie Referee John Yule Fighting Couple Man James Cunningham Fighting Couple Woman Kate Robbins AA Meeting Woman Elaine C. Smith Parent's Friend Tony Strachan Helen's Friend Jenny Hogarth ass. p. man. Oliver Allgrove p. co-ordinator Dee Edmonds p. ass. Gordon Shillinglaw, Gemma Mitchell sc. supervisor Richard Dilks production trainees Tariq Ghaznavi, Siobhan Shields, Mark Scott, Callum Anderson, Jamie Goldblatt p. accountant Neil Cairns production auditor Steve Joberns unit publicity Roz Kidd, Paul Smith d. ph. John Rhodes focus puller Jaspreet Bal camera ass. Andrew M'Itwamari camera trainee Chris Thompson grips Lucien Grieve, Kirk Thornton steadicam operators Jan Pester, Chris Smith gaffer Robert Allan electricians Robert Walton, Chris Batchelor stills ph. Ewan McNicol production sd. mixer Malcolm Davies AMPS boom operators Simon Tomlinson, Oliver Kelly sd. trainee Ronnie McConnell location man. Naomi Liston location ass. Ed Smith location trainee Steven Craig 1st ass. d. Tim Franklin 3rd ass. d Derek Ritchie runner / drivers Paul Shearer, Patrick Marr second ass. d. James Haggar costume design Francesca Oddi, Kim Hunt, Flora Clarke costume supervisors Louise Noble, Carole Millar costume ass. Vivienne Low, Maebh Rice p. designer Adam Squires art d. Mike McLoughlin p. buyer Ussal Smithers standby props Paul McNamara dressing props Zam Salim, Vincent Hunter, Chris Greenall art dept. trainee Natalie Thompson graphics design trainees David Arneal, Jane Stockdale, Lizzie Cameron, David Peasland co make-up designers Luara Hill, Julie McKay make-up trainees Stephanie Dudgeon, Leanne McDonald casting director Sarah Crowe addit. casting Kathleen [sic? Kahleen] Crawford of Big Fish Casting extras casting Anne Campbell of Camcast chaperones David Bain, Anne Rankin, Sheila Hastie, George Dewar fight co-ordinator Carter Ferguson armourer Perry Costello, Amy Johnston unit nurse Darry Weiss, Carole O'Donnell storyboard artists Ewan McNicol, Simon Shiel ed. Ioannis Chalkiadakis post production supervisor Chris Atkins colourist Aidan Farrell online ed. George Fry music supervisor Liz Devine ass. ed. Oliver Allgrove, Mark Tremble, Jack Martin still colourist Ewan McNicol post production trainee Hazel Baillie post production IT support BITS Ltd. titles and credits S2S Post sd. design / dialogue ed. Vincent Watts dubbing mixers Tony Anscombe, Matt Knights production lawyers Simon Goldberg and Razwana Akram, Simmons Muirhead & Burton production supervisor for Fortissimo Ashley Luke catering Argyll Catering rushes facility Digital Facilities websiet design Will Andrews EPK unit Maria de Evangelou, Edward Edwards, Peter Dickie production insurance Torribles Insurance Special thanks Edinburgh College of Art, Ian Howard, Gemma Millar, Danny Watson, Stevie 'Steady' Watson, Graham Day [... et al ...] Facilities grips and lighting VFG production vehicles Arnold Clark post production facailities Boudicca Films, MacMillion high definition camera equipment and high definition online Films 59 grading by Horne stills conform and colourisation by S2S Post 35mm blow up by Digital Film Lab w. and d. Richard Jobson p. Hamish McAlpine, Richard Jobson, Mark Burton exec. p. Steve McIntyre, Wouter Barendrecht, Michael J. Werner line p. Chris Atkins, Angela Murray "Fields of Athenry" written by Pete St. John. Perfomed by Paddy Reilly. Published by Celtic Songs. Licensed courtesy of Lunar Records. © 1987 Lunar Records "He'll Have To Go" written by Audrey Allison and Joe Allison. Performed by Lewis MacLeod. Published by 1959 1960 Central Songs Inc. USA. Campbell Connnelly & Co. Ltd. "One Day At A Time" written by KKristoffer Kristofferson and Marijohn Wilkin. Perfomed by Kate Robbins. Published by Valentine Music Group Limited "Calling The Tune" written by Stuart Adamson and Richard Jobson. Performed by The Skids. Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd. "Pale Blue Eyes" written by Lou Reed. Published by Screen Gems, EMI Muisc Ltd. Performed by Velvet Underground courtesy of Polydor UK Limited. Licensed by kind permission from the Film & TV Licensing Division part of the Universal Music Group. "Raw Power" written by Iggy Pop and James Williamson. © James Osterberg Music (admin by Bug Music), Strait James Muisc (and Bug Muisc) and EMI Muisc Ltd. Performed by Iggy and The Stooges. Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Inc. by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing "Love Is The Drug" written by Brian Ferry and Andy Mackay. Published by BMG Songs Limited. Perfomed by Roxy Music. Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd. "Family Life" written by Paul Buchanan and performed by The Blue Nile. © Buchanan Music and WB Music Corp. by kind permission of Warner Chappell Music Limited and courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. / Warner Strategic Marketing UK "Happiness" written by Paul Buchanan performed by The Blue Nile © Buchanan Music and WB Music Corp. by kind permission of Warner Chappell Music Limited and courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. / Warner Strategic Marketing UK "Ae Fond Kiss" written by Robert Burns and sung by Richard Jobson. Accordion Andy Curtting, Viola John McCusker. Recorded by Joe Rusby "I Dream A Highway" written by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings. Published by Rondor Music London Ltd. on behalf of Irving Music Inc. / Say Uncle Music / Crackin' Music (admin by Bug)) BMI. Performed by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings from the album 'Time (The Revelator)' available on Acony Records © 2001 [... further music credits ...] addit. strings and incidental music Malcolm Lindsay.
FELLINI I'M A BORN LIAR = FELLINI SONO UN GRAN BUGIARDO = FELLINI JE SUIS UN MENTEUR
Feature-length documentary on Italian filmmaker, Federico Fellini. Film centres on lengthy interview in which Fellini discusses his life and work and relationship to Italian culture. This is intercut with scenes of the director at work and interviews with actors and crew. [http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/744954]
Director, [d. Damian Pettigrew] ; Producer, [p.c. Asylum Pictures]. -- Credits: [Opening Credits (white lettering over black) ARTE France & PORTRAIT & Compagnie present (white lettering over black) in coproduction with DREAMFILM - Italy ASYLUM Pictures - Scotland (white lettering over black) with the support of EURIMAGES & SCOTTISH SCREEN National Lottery Fund (white lettering over black) with the participation of TELEPIU FILMFOUR DIGITAL Postproduction VRT (white lettering over black) & the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie & support of Procirep (on the shot of Rimini beach) Cinematography Paco WISER Editing Florence RICARD Sound Andrea MOSER Manuel DE SOUSA Jean-Paul LOUBLIER Production Managers Antoine NAVELLOU Massimo FERRARA Co-producers Paolo QUAREGNA Noé MENDELLE in order of appearance Federico FELLINI Tullio PINELLI Luigi "Titta" BENZI Donald SUTHERLAND Roberto BENIGNI Giuseppe ROTUNNO Italo CALVINO Dante FERRETTI Rinaldo GELENG Terence STAMP Daniel Toscan du PLANTIER FEDERICO FELLINI Sono un gran bugiardo (I’M A BIG LIAR) A production of Olivier GAL A film by Damian PETTIGREW ____________________________________________________ (FILM) ____________________________________________________ ending credits (rolling titles on black) Director of Photography Paco WISER Camera assistant Vittoria TEMPO Nicolas MASSART Florent DUCHAILLUT Make-up Lydia MEROLA Sound recordist Andrea MOSER Simon WASS Editor Florence RICARD Assistant editor Colette BELTRAM Patricia CUCCHIARO Trainee editor Benjamin RICART Sound editor Manuel DE SOUSA Translator Gabriele BUTI Picture Researchers Serge GARCIN Marie-France PIROTTE Shari CHERTOK Researchers Jean-Sébastien SCHIFRINE Philippe Le FUR Gaffer Romano MANCINI Virgilio PALONE Director of Post-Production Françis PIEGZA Béatrice AUDEBERT Production Manager(Rome) Massimo FERRARA Production Manager (Paris) Antoine NAVELLOU Production Secretary Christine RENAUD Arnaud WYRZYKOWSKI Production Assistant Milena DONATO Alessandra ZAMPETTI Valérie d'ANGÉ d'ORSAY Producer Olivier GAL Co-producer Paolo QUAREGNA Noé MENDELLE Associate producer Daniel DENIS Herlé de POL A coproduction ARTE France PORTRAIT & Cie - France DREAMFILM - Italy ASYLUM Pictures - Scotland ARTE France Unité de Programme Documentaire Thierry GARREL Chargée de programme Delphine COULIN TELEPIU Unité Documentaire Luca PELUSI et Fabrizio GROSOLI FILMFOUR Film Programming Nick FREAND JONES V.R.T. Frans LEFEVER EURIMAGES - Conseil de l’Europe Renate ROGINAS Jean-Claude LAZZARO Katia DOLGOVA SCOTTISH SCREEN National Lottery Fund Steve McINTYRE Centre National de la Cinématographie C.O.S.I.P. Philippe LANG PROCIREP Lise GABELIER DIGITAL Postproduction Olivier ROBIN MARIETON Sales abroad MK2 Int'l Olivier René VEILLON Thanks to Suzanne Navellou For the use of: 8 1/2 ©CINERIZ/FRANCINEX Remerciements Gaumont E la nave va ©RAI/VIDES Produzione/GAUMONT Thanks to Gaumont La città delle donne ©OPERA Film Produzione/ GAUMONT Thanks to Gaumont Fellini Satyricon ©ALBERTO GRIMALDI S.A. © 1968 PEA Produzioni Europee Associate SAS Courtesy of MGM Clip+Still Giulietta degli spiriti © CINERIZ/FEDERIZ/FRANCORIZ Thanks to IntraMovies unedited scene from Casanova ©ALBERTO GRIMALDI S.A. Toby Dammit ©ALBERTO GRIMALDI S.A. Film Marceau COCINOR/PEA/1967 Thanks to TF1 International A Director's Notebook NBC News Archives - ©NBC Archives RAI TRADE, Archives VRT, RTBF, TSR Making of La città delle donne de Ferruccio Castronuovo © GAUMONT Ciao Federico de Gideon Bachmann ©MYSTIC FIRE VIDEO Courtesy of re:search Making of La dolce vita ©Walter SANTESSO Thanks to Cineteca di Bologna Familly Album © Fernanda & Iole BELLAGAMBA Music… Facility house Matériel Caméra IRIS Caméra DCA and Portrait & Cie Transport MERCEDES DAIMLER CHRISLER France Régie Européenne de Cinéma Claire BREUVARD Agency ROME Voyages Stock EASTMAN KODAK Laboratory TECHNICOLOR Rome CITELAB Paris DIGITAL Postproduction Télécinéma, restauration, conformation, étalonnage et trucages DIGITAL Postproduction Archive LE CHAÎNON MANQUANT RE:SEARCH Dubbing Studio Studio des Dames Augustines Mixage DIGITAL et JACKSON Transfert 35mm SWISS Effect Laboratory ECLAIR Paris Sub-titles CMC-LVT Administration C.R.E.D. Insurance Continentales Jean-Claude Beinex With our thanks to: Walter BRAAMHORST, Anne BERNSTEIN, Marie-Hélène PLANCHETTE Paul KENNY, Jean MAX, Marie-Pierre BERNARD, Suzanne NAVELLOU Antonio BAZAGA, Nayla ABDO, Myriam DUTEIL, Elisabetta TUCCI Michèle FINETIN, Rafi HALADJIAN, Peter BONDANELLA Marie HUDON, Pascal TORRE, Dominique DELOUCHE And spécial thanks to: Alessia JANNECE, Aldo TASSONE, Françoise PIERI, Daniela BARBIANI Christian GAILLARD, Aldo CAROTENUTO, Giulio Cesare DEL GIUDICE Antonella PIONZANI, Fernanda et Iole BELLAGAMBA, Gianfranco ANGELUCCI Verter TURRONI, David SECCHIAROLI, Ezio LORENZINI Ulysse NARDULLI, Don Enrico RIGHI, Michel FERDINAND, Lo DUCA And to: DAIMLER CHRISLER France, CENTREVILLE AIR FRANCE, MERCÉDÈS France, GAUMONT Cinémathèque, AVRO Cineteca di Bologna, TECHNICOLOR Rome, CINECITTA Il Laboratorio dell' Imperfetto, Les THERMES de Chianciano To the memory of Gilbert FINETIN Shot in London, Paris and Rome, and outside location Bagnoreggio, Cecchignola, Chianciano, Fregene, Gambettola, Ostia, Ovindoli, Passo Oscuro, in Emilie-Romagne, Toscane & Lazio A film by Damian PETTIGREW A Production of Olivier GAL LOGOS : Portrait & Cie, Arte, Eurimages, Scottish Screen, Mercédès, Dolby, Kodak ?, Swiss Effect ? R.P.C.A. N° 102143 © PORTRAIT & Cie, ARTE France, DREAMFILM, ASYLUM Pictures – 2002].
Rewind is a story about loss and what happens to a relationship when we cannot let go of the past. It follows the story of two German women who move to Scotland, only to find out how damaging their history has been. Sometimes we can only hang onto the imprints we leave on each other’s lives.
Director, Cathie Boyd ; Producer, Blindside Productions. -- Credits: Sabine Anna Rot Anna Sabine Wolf casting Manolya Mutlu, Oliver Stein, Nete Mann 1st ass. d. Alison Kay 2nd ass. d. Laura Rooney unit man. Stephen McShane runners Harriet Arthur, Stuart Burnett, Greg Corlett, Stephen Gill, Rebecca Shepherd p. man. Ruth Jackson d. ph. Neville Kidd focus puller Francis MacNeil camera ass. Felix Gilfedder camera trainee Victor Borba grip Gordy McMillan sc. supervisor Karen Wood gaffer Ewan Epton electrician Dave Mitchell sd. rec. Douglas Kerr boom operator Kian McClure p. designer Moley Campbell standby art d. Kara Ramsay costume designer Kat McSwein make-up artist Ashley Higgins stills ph. John Sackey catering MacPhees Catering facilities Skyemore RV's unit nurse Stefania Swiatiek security Media Security Scotland original score composed by Craig Armstrong programming and mixed by Dvaid Donaldson all music published by Chester Music Ltd. dubbing mixer Dan Lyth sd. post production The Dubbing Theatre offline ed. John Sackey colourist Simon Bourne picture post production Framestore CFC, The Farm online Edit 123 sc. development Kate Leys initial sc. development Paul Welsh Special thanks to Claire Moran, Emma Ford and Symphonic, Kirsty Cleminson, Bronwyn Ketels, Babitty Bowster, Audrei Hendry at Panalux, Grame Hunter, Karen O'Hare, Stuart and Jennifer Ramsden, Gill McFarlane, Hugh McGurk, Marcus Welsch, Mark Hebden, Hamish Armour and all at West Kilbride Golf Club, Reiko and Iwan Sasaki at Cherry and Heather w. Sonja Henrici co-prodecer David Hancock exec. p. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay The filmmakers are grateful for the support of Visual Impact, Progressive Broadcast Hire, Framestore, The Farm, Artem, Music Sales, Aziel, Grain Store, Panalux. Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen © MMIX Blindside Productions.
In this 1950's inspired animation, Harry's Joint is invaded by a somewhat paranoid Arnold Schwarzenegger - presaging the End of the World.
Director, Mark Holmes ; Producer, School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. -- Credits: animat. Mark Holmes sd. Andrew Reid, Mark Holmes pyrotechnics Martin Gornall Special thanks to Martin Gornall, Gili Dolev, Mark Tennant, Brendan Body, Andrew Reid, Jonathan Cooper, Matt Karpinksi © 2000 Mark Holmes.
In this urban fairytale a young boy seeks to transcend the bleak landscape he inhabits via a keen imagination, discovering joy against all odds.
Director, Helen Trew ; Producer, Napier University. -- Credits: Michael Sol Trewgety 1st Boy Christopher Spowart 2nd Boy Roberto Wilson Man James McCullough Woman Jacqui Prentice w. Helen Trew cinematography Matt Pinder camera ass. Adedayo Ojo ass. d. Eve Olney sd. rec. Catherine Thompson p. Mikhael Kanerva ed. / ass. Helen Trew / Matt Pinder m. Jules Maxwell Project - Hard Shoulder Special thanks to Philip Scroeder, Mark Ash, Simone Appleby, Alan Dalgety, John Cameron, Minttu Mantynen, Linda & Pater - Paddywhackers, Shirley and Dogs Napier University 2000.
This traditionally drawn animation looks at the effects of modern media in desensitising the public to acts of mass atrocity, focusing on episodes of genocide in modern history.
Director, Gili Dolev ; Producer, [p.c. School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design]. -- Credits: sd. Kevin Reid, David Griffin This film is dedicated to those who will be the victims of the next genocide, and to those who will be watching in silence animation inspired by Guy Dinovich's original score Thanks to Ross Burt, Martin Gornall Special thanks to my wife Rona for her great ideas Meine Heimatstadt produced at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design © June 2000 Gili Dolev.
An abstract computer generated animation with thousands of colours, textures, shapes and lines (contains stroboscopic material) [Synopsis taken from VHS sleeve notes]
Director, Riccardo Iacono ; Producer, School of Television & Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. -- Credits: animation Riccardo Iacono produced at The School of Television and Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design Special thanks to Robert Sutter and David Eaton Copyright Riccardo Iacono 2000.
A sensitive observation of how one family adapts to cope with the problems of dementia and come to terms with the illness. [Synopsis taken from VHS sleeve notes]
Director, Samantha Leyton ; Producer, A Girl Called Bill / Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: w. Samantha Leyton Mother Joanna Tope Daughter Karen Bartke p. Hilary Evans, Moira McLaughlin cinemat. Amy Newstead ed. Adrian J. McDowall sd. Duncan Rennie, Carolyn Mills m. Alexis Bennett Cast Mother Jo Tope Daughter Karen Bartke Doctor John Shedden Party Guests Harriet Goodall, Zoe Brown, Moira McLaughlin, Isla McAllister, Victoria Konieczny, Mo Pairman Nurse Charlotte Wiig Dog Handler Liz Grant Dog Murphy Crew camera ass. Susan Lamb, Kaja Glomm set design Zoe Brown runner Ann Leyton m. engineer Jonathan Wilson piano Alexis Bennet soprano saxophone Jonathan Wilson trumpet Alex Hamilton Recorded at Edinburgh University Faculty of Music Special thanks to Andrew Coats, Moira McLaughlin and The Leytons Sponsored by Kwik Fit, Helix Well Technologies, Tube Tec, Adam & Co., Agilent Technologies, Eisai, McMurray-Macco UK Ltd. Edinburgh College of Art 2000.
A documentary about a theatre project "This is the Real", offering sixteen teenagers from Harlem the chance to tell their life stories and deal with their problems through drama.
Director, Siv Hilde Meen and Ingvild Søderlind ; Producer, Napier University. -- Credits: A film by Siv Hilde Meen and Ingvild Søderlind To Arvin, Candise, Crystal, Donald, Eddie, Elvis, Erica, Geronimo, Joey, Jonathan, Lashaye, Leo, Miriam, Ralph, Sergio, Stephanie and Vanessa Poems by Donald "Duck" Jenkins Thanks to Jeremey Weller and the P.A.L. Armory Players [… et al …] Meen and Søderlind, Napier University 2000 Jeremy Weller and The Grassmarket Project, is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, and are working internationally with similar projects. email info@gmp-theatre.demon.co.uk.
A moral tale about money, family and growing up in which a young boy finds himself unwittingly entangled in a financial dispute.
Director, Graham Howie ; Producer, [p.c. Hut Six Productions, Edinburgh College of Art]. -- Credits: cinematographer John Brown Steven McIntosh Paul Murray Uncle Jim Robert Read Uncle Tam Mo Pairman Auntie Janet Emma Sullivan The Mother Ross Mitchell The Father Knny Blithe Uncle Dave John Sheddon Grandad lighting ass. Robin Fox camera ass. Ruth Anderson sd. Joseph Leftwich continuity Carlos Espejo special effects make-up Stephen Murphy Thanks to Mum and Dad, John Brown, Donnie at Lee Lighting, Alexander Howie and Mark Howie, Craig Murray. Amy Newstead, Ingrid Odegard, Joyce and Jim McIntosh, Neil at Yorkshire Television, Scottish Power ed. and p. Graham Howie 2000 Dedicated to Granny and Joon Edinburgh College of Art.
Director, [d. Duncan MacPherson] ; Producer, [p.c. Jewel and Esk Valley College]. -- Credits: Epilepsy Warning: This video contains strobe lighting.
A fly-on-the-wall documentary, focusing on the role of bingo in the lives of a bunch of Stirling Bingo House regulars.
Director, Johannes Brun, Katherine Chambers, Janne Kjerre, Maiken Marstrander, Ingvild Paulsen, Neil Preston, Katrin Schone ; Producer, [p.c. University of Stirling]. -- Credits: filmed and ed. Johannes Brun, Katherine Chambers, Janne Kjerre, Maiken Marstrander, Ingvild Paulsen, Neil Preston, Katrin Schone Thanks to the staff and patrons, Carlton Bingo in Stirling.
A parody of a news item looking at the sensationalist display of the eponymous artist, raising wider questions about what we, as a society, are prepared to accept in the name of art.
Director, Duncan Rennie ; Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: Fiona Bishop Nicky Reynolds Joseph Stone Robert Read w. Craig Moffat camera Duncan Rennie ass. camera Edle Yvonne Waerner ass. p. Holly Zarneki, Charlotte Bosanquet ed. Duncan Rennie addit. ed. Andrew Coats Special thanks to Anne Rennie and The Fruitmarket Gallery Thanks also to Lara McDonald, The Bongo Club, Susan Lamb, Joseph Leftwich, Peter Boggon and everyone else who helped out at The Bongo Club and The Fruitmarket Gallery p. and d. Duncan Rennie Edinburgh College of Art 2000.
A short comedy piece highlighting the pitfalls of having a wizard as a girlfriend.
Director, Duncan Rennie ; Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: Cast William Andrews, Harriet Hunter cinematography Amy Newstead camera ass. Ruth Anderson, Kaja Glomm w. William Andrews ed. Hilary Evans assisted by Andrew Coats sd. Joseph Leftwich stills ph. Holly Zarnecki Dinner Suit generously provided by McCalls of the Royal Mile ass. p. Holly Zarnecki, Charlotte Bosanquet p. and d. Duncan Rennie Edinburgh College of Art 2000.
Historical (!) drama by children at Raploch & St. Mary's Primary Schools, Stirling, led by animation in schools pioneer Jessica Langford, using stop frame and cut-out techniques. [Note this tape version includes a documentary covering the making and screening of the film.]
Producer, [p.c. Raploch Animation]. -- Credits: St Mary's R.C. Primary School Primary 7: Nikita Gibb, Andrew Duncan, Sinead McGowan, Jason Sneddon, Kevin McGeoch, Craig Wilson, Toni McGowan, Kevin Leyden, Darren Morton, Lewis McGowan, Jamie Lee McGeoch, Michael Coyle Raploch Primary School Primary 7: Allan Craig, John Bonner, Lorna Braid, Mary Anne Carrick, Ross Carroll, David Cornell, Sean Curran, Charlene Devine, David Goodwillie, Ross Hilson, Aaron Hobkirk, Ricki Hobkirk, Alex Hutchinson, Janane Hutchinson, Craig Kelly, Carrie King, Andrew McCallum, Lee McCallum, Laura McKenna, Brian Millar, Siobhan McPhee, Caitlin Marshall, Siobhan Moxley, Simon Mullarkey, Jerri Neil, Natalie Raybold, Natasha Raybold, Thomas Robertson, Ashleigh Roy, Arron Smart, John Strickland, Kelly Syme, Amy Tasker, Dean Taven, Elizabeth Walker, Nichola Wilson Raploch Primary School Headteacher Anne Stewart Primary 7 Class Teachers Aileen Ferguson and Carole Campbell St. Mary's R.C. Primary School Headteacher Mary Coyle Primary 7 Class Teacher Tom McGhee project co-ordinator Sue Gutteridge Children's Services, Stirling Council Elspeth King, Director The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum Dance Allan Irvine, MacRobert, Jeanette Brimer, Mary McKinley, James Ferguson Songwriter was Ewan McVicar Lady Gethin was played by musician Jan Green with Raploch Primary School violinists Natalie Neilson, Lee Anne Paris, Ashley Boon, Claire Dugui Technician Tony Burns, MacRoberts 'Stirling Castle' played by Pipe-Major Sandy Davidson M.B.E. The Guidman of Ballengeich was produced for Scotland's Year of the Artist Residency Programme. This award was made jointly to Stirling Council Children's Services and The MacRobert. The project was also sponsored by J. Sainsbury PLC. The Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund. animation co-ordinator Jessica Langford ass. Mary Morrison, Rebecca Skinner p. Jessica Langford © Wintonhill Animation 2000 Documentary produced and directed by Crispin Hayes and Glena Rome, Commissioned by Stirling Council Children's Services Thanks to the Staff, students and artists at Raploch Primary and St. Mary's School. Film and Video Access Centre, Edinburgh. music (excerpt) Martyn Bennett. Deoch an Dorus. Swallowtail OMNI Presence Copyright 2001 .
A woodland animation including music and sound effects which explores different aspects of the history of the forest from the end of the last ice age. Produced by children from Corseford Special School.
Producer, [p.c. Young People's Arts Project]. -- Credits: Made by Paul Burt, Farryn Cook, Shelley Crawford, Helen Gemmell, Jenna McAleer, Stuart McCabe, Keith Mitchell, Lisa Parkington, David Stewart, Christopher Wyllie With Edward O'Donnelly and Angus Ferguson, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Thanks to Corseford School, Kilbarchan, Capability Scotland Teachers Jean Kerr, Carol Barnes Classroom Assistants Sharon Muldoon, Irene Preiss, Marion Rodgers m. Alison McGregor p. Edward O'Donnelly Young People's Arts Project 2001.
"1910 Captain Scott and his crew set sail for Antarctica, hoping to win the race to the South Pole". Clay animation.
Director, Primary 7 Gowriehill Primary School, Dundee. -- Credits: 1910 Captain Scott and his crew set sail for Antarctica, hoping to win the race to the South Pole Made by Primary 7 Gowriehill Primary School, Dundee Kevin McKenzie, Hannah Potts, Stuart McGregor, Lawrie McPherson, Karen Millar, Laura Stewart, Brian Leslie, Gillian Smith, Kerri Sutherland, Nicola Martin, Simon Terry, Vikki Low, Roy Ingram, Darren Weir, Marc Jeffrey, Sean McLeod, Michael McDonald, Vicki Kerr, Gavin Jooty, Sandi Heyburn, Gavin Kidd, Linzi Fox, Craig Hanlon, Michael Cavanagh, Billy Cullen, Barry Don, Marc Ewing, Scott Hunter, Allan Kinnie, Michael Kydd, Kevin Legg, Lee Manby, Michael McKay, Steven Moir, Ian Stewart, Kevin Wallace, Ian Webster, Nauras Elherick, Susan Ramsay, Gillian Reid, Fiona Smith, Laura Smith, Danielle Sorrie, Fiona Wallace, Nicola Watson, Karen Webster, Sheila Khalis, Chris Young Class Teachers Laura Hart, Sue Fraser Head Teacher Neil Ritchie.
One of two music-inspired film made in 1996 at the MacRobert, with pupils from several secondary schools in the Stirling area, and using techniques pioneered by Stirling-born avant garde animator Norman McLaren.
Director, led by Rachel Bevan Baker and Edward O'Donnelly ; Producer, Edinburgh Film and Video Workshop Trust. -- Credits: Edinburgh Film and Video Workshop Trust Brian Irwin, Michael de Robbio, Michael Witty, Graham Spruce, Louise Machray, Deborah Smith, Bob Murphy, Vikki Kelly, Rachel Bevan Baker Stirling '96. Produced by EFWT.
Features animated pieces of patterned cloth, sewing boxes, bobbins of thread and the content of sewing boxes - they all come together in the end to form a patchwork quilt.
Producer, Edinburgh Film and Video Workshop Trust. -- Credits: animated by Douglas Mitchell, Gillian Spalding, Joanne Shirley, Joan Tooth, Katy Owens, Sandra McLaren, Vicky Kelly Project co-ordinated by Scott Donaldson for MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling with project support from The Scottish Arts Council, Scottish Film Council, TVEI - Central Extension, British Film Institute, Stirlingshire Educational Trust p. Edward O'Donnelly, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust.
Writer-in-residence Nick Hesketh started with the idea of a child and an unusual pet. Pupils from Mid Craigie Primary School took it from there, wrote the story, made the film, and horrified the adults.
led by Bruce Husband, created by pupils of Midcraigie Primary. -- Credits: created by pupils of Midcraigie Primary Limara Cameron, Sarah Carroll, Michael Chalmers, Lynn Clark, Michael Connor, Genna Craig, Toni Cushnie, Marc Dempster, George Duncan, Kirtsy Duncan, Stephen Dunlop, Lynsey Garvie, Michele Glen, Neil Hand, Raegan Inglis, Mary Kelbie, Jade Knight, Natasha Laing, Ross McCallum, Victoria Meldrum, Rashel Millar, Elizabeth Mitchell, Nicola Naughton, Fraser Page, George Reid, Grant Shirkey, Michael Smith, Thomas Sorrie, Nicola Weir, Gary Whyte, Ross Wilkie, Samia Zedan, Christopher Anderson, Ian Barker, Catherine Bayley, Kevin Brunton, Hannah Christie, Michael Craik, Shelli Ducan, Callum Flood, Kylie Fyffe, Thomas Glen, Kevin Irons, Darren Muir, Coral Naughton, Lori Petrie, Melissa Petrie, John Reid, Susan Reilly, Richard Ross, Shaun Smith, Billy Wallace, Colin Wilkie with assistance from Dundee Education Development Service, Margaret Foley, Keith Thompson, Colin Phelan story development Nick Hesketh animators Brice Husband, David Sandreuter ed. David Sandreuter addit. sd. and m. David Griffin, Lefty, David Sandreuter Staff at Midcriagie Miss Pat Grieve, Miss Fiona Liddell, Mr Ken Mason, Miss Jenny Ross, Miss Sandra Benedetti, Mrs Helen Appleyard Headteacher Mr John Don Thanks to Mairi Thomas, Cinema Development Officer DCA Cinemas; Steve Flack and the School of Television and Imaging Special thanks to Jim Stirk and West Highland Animation Copyright 2001 Dundee City Council.
Two Canadians come to the small village of Barvas on the Isle of Lewis to track their long lost relatives. [English and Gaelic] One of a major series of ten films made by rural school pupils as part of the 'Village Views' projects, led by Jessica Langford using the difficult but beautiful medium of 16mm film. Made by pupils in Barvas, Isle of Harris. [synopsis from VHS sleeve notes and BFI website]
Director, Jessica Langford ; Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made by children at Barvas Primary School, Barvas, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides: Catriona MacIver, Joanne MacLean, Marina MacMillan, Michelle Morrison, Paul MacDonald, Murdo MacLeod, Rachel MacIver, Christy MacLeod, Larah MacLeod, Emma MacInnes, Christine Yardley, James Cockburn, Martin Graham, Donald MacLeod, Norman MacLeod, Douglas Stewart, Careen Matheson, Katherine Donna MacLeod, Kathryn Morrison, Donald John Graham, Mairi Morrison, Ciaran MacKay, Martin Smith, Mairi Alice Bartlett, Laura MacLeod, Graham MacIver, Calum Iain Bartlett, Iain Mackay, Gordon Smith, Helen Mackay. Peter Smith- Head Teacher Anne Thomson- Gaelic class teacher P 5-7 Joan MacKinnon- Primary Adviser, Western Isles Council. With special thanks to: Mr Kenneth MacDougal, Secretary.Barvas and Brue Historical Society; Mr Calum Smith, weaver; Mrs Mary Smith, spinning demonstration; Rev. Kenneth MacLeod; Mr Donald MacMillan; Mrs Annie Graham; Mr Kenneth MacRitchie from Canada. Waulking Song 'Se tir mo ruin-sa Ghaidhealtachd' written by Donald MacDonald. Copyright An Comunn Gaidhealach Psalm 46 sung by Barvas Free Church Congregation. Presenter Angus Graham. animat. Jessica Langford ass. Sandra Kennedy student Carrie Rose Dialogue recorded at Radio na Gaidheal, Stornoway Supported by The Western Isles Council, The National Gaelic Arts Project The Scottish Villages Animation Series exec. p. Eddie Dick © Wintonhill Animation 1997.
Another film from Jessica Langford's 'Village Views' series, made by pupils from St. Combs, Aberdeenshire.
Director, Jessica Langford ; Producer, Wintonhill Animation. -- Credits: Made by children at St. Combs Primary School, St. Combs, Aberdeenshire Scott Briant, Alexander Buchan, Euan Buchan, Jennifer Jack, Cheryl Kerr, Dawn Buchan, Hannah Paterson, Amy Robertson, Emma Ruxton, Catriona Smith, Greg Buchan, Ryan Dunbar, Sandy Gavryluk, James Jack, Kyle MacKay, Graeme White, Lynette Bruce, Lauren Gibson, Wendy Kerr, Victoria Milne, Jamie Leigh Ritchie, Rachael Smith, Stefannie Sutherland, Cassie Tait Headteacher Robert Watt Primary 6 - 7 Teacher Elizabeth Findlay Music Teacher Andrea Cassie Art Teacher Ian Mitchell With special thanks to Mr William Sutherland, Mr William Buchan, Mr William Tait, Mrs Isobel Whyte, Mr William Buchan animat. Edward O'Donnelly ass. Sandra Kennedy flute players William Buchan, Alex Buchan, Thomas Buchan Supported by Aberdeenshire Council Leisure & Recreation, Shell Expro A Wintonhill Animation Production for Scottish Screen, The Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund in association with Grampian Television, Scottish Television The Scottish Villages Animation Series. © Wintonhill Animation 1998.
Experimental film-making with young people, led by Chris Rowland and Susan Sloan during summer and out of hours projects at the Arts is Magic in Glasgow's Easterhouse.
Director, Susan Sloan, Chris Rowland ; Producer, "The Arts is Magic" Summer and After School Programme, Easterhouse, Glasgow.. -- Credits: Participants of The Arts is Magic Summer and After School Programme, Easterhouse, Glasgow. Anthony Sutherland, David Boyle, Karen Rankin, Sam Rowland, Stephanie Mitchell, Marie Claire Ritchie, Sheree Kilpatrick, Vicky Kilpatrick, Robert Kilpatrick, Martin Smith, Craig Cumming, Jacqui Cumming, Kelly O'Connor, Claire McQuillan, Denise White, Ashley Bendoris, Grace Adens, Leighann Rankin, Duncan Mitchell, Pamela Watson "Build Up" supported by Glasgow 1999, Bank of Scotland, The Digital Design Studio at Glasgow School of Art, The Arches, McKeown Alexander, Gallery of Modern Art, The Edit Suite, The Collins Gallery steadycam (sic) Dave Burns rostrum Bert Ross camera Jane McInally m. Ronan Breslin, Simon Reed Thanks to Paul Cameron Arts is Magic After School Project is supported by Scottish Arts Council's National Lottery Fund, Hugh Fraser Foundation, BBC Children in Need and Lochfield Housing Co-Op co-directed and produced Susan Sloan, Chris Rowland.
Any film that features Hank Williams on the soundtrack gets this writer's vote, especially when combined with such a superbly realised gunfight.
Director, Claire Jones, Emily O'Brien, Ben Reade, Minnie Scott ; Producer, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust in association with Filmhouse. -- Credits: created by Claire Jones, Emily O'Brien, Ben Reade, Minnie Scott tutors Jim McBride, Angus Ferguson An Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust Production in association with Filmhouse 1999.
This documentary, produced by the Quality Contact project with S1 pupils at Menzieshill High School, is aimed at allaying the fears of secondary school felt by P7 pupils.
Director, S1 pupils, Menzieshill High School, Tayside. -- Credits: A film by S-1s at Menzieshill High This film was made by Justine Bevan, Stephen Rachwal, Grant Norrie, Ryan Cameron, Toni Bryceland, Jodie Higgins, Jade Caldwell, Derek Park, Ian McCallum, Stephen Wallace and The Class of 2F2 Special thanks to Barry Brown, Jordan Burke, Bradley Mather, Ross McKinney with assistance from Jim Gill, Gillian Hope, David Sandreuter ed. David Sandreuter Thanks to Paul Taylor and the staff of Menzieshill High School, Tayside Contracts, Chips. Special thanks to The Art Department. © Quality Contact 2000.
With specially commissioned music from Martyn Bennett, this Norman McLaren-type film is one of a series made by children in 1997 to commemorate the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Stirling Bridge.
Credits: Made by Jaeem, Chris, Emily, Marjorie, Holly, Stephanie, Nicola, Frankie, Maurice, James, Chris, Rachel Bevan Baker [… et al …] Miss Scobie, P6 Bridge of Allan 1997 .
On an island far, far away, 52 cards lived in peace, until one day a 53rd card turned up... the Joker. A few cards start to question their identities. Each decides to get rid of its role: one for love, one for art and one for power. An experimental futuristic drama, which aims to challenge perceptions of society.
Director, Ingrid Odegaard ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh College of Art / Daft Birds]. -- Credits: The Joker Jonathan Dreyfus 2 of Diamonds Gary McCormack Ace of Clubs Naomi Garrock King of Hearts Ronnie Smith Queen of Hearts Grace Mangan 7 of Spades Zac Hanif Jack of Hearts Mark Allen Jack of Spades Jean Erik Bjorniksonn (?) 3 of Spades Caroline Ross 2 of Spades Elin Pettersen (?) 2 of Clubs Naomi Richards 2 of Hearts Simon Carr original sc. and idea Ingrid Odegaard ass. d. Jorunne B. Seatre (?) set design Gregory Fairgeaux (?) set ass. Jonathan Dreyfus, Jorunne B. Seatre (?) cinematographer Edle Yvonne Waerner p. man. Elin Pettersen (?) co-producer Leif Odegaard editing d. Edle Yvonne Waerner editing ass. Jonathan Dreyfus editing advisors Gregory Fairgeaux (?), Jorunne B. Seatre (?) m. Jonathan Dreyfus props Elin Pettersen (?) costumes Ingrid Odegaard, Jorunne B. Seatre (?) visual effects Jonathan Dreyfus lighting Simon Carr sd. Ruth Anderson, Graham Howie, Carolyn Mills, Elin Pettersen (?), Amy Newstead hair and make-up artists Loula, Monica George, McGuire, Ann Duncan ass. make-up Gemma Maughan (?) camera ass. Graham Howie drivers Ed Higginson, Naomi Garrock And thanks to Adam & Co., John Lewis [… et al …] Edinburgh College of Art. All copyrights reserved 2000.
R.G. BALL / OVER THE RAINBOW / DISCOPIER
A trilogy of gallery pieces designed for multimedia use, each features a looped video sequence which alters in accordance with the background music.
Director, [d. Octavius Murray] ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh College of Art].
This challenging documentary introduces the work and the ethical concerns of the Intensive Care Nursery at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Centre in New Hampshire.
Director, Joseph Bell ; Producer, [p.c. University of Edinburgh]. -- Credits: With thanks to the staff, parents and patients of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Intensive Care Nursery m. Stewart Robinson creative and technical advisors Mark Decker and Matt Markell.
A documentary studying how the public respond to being on camera, filmed on a trip to Glasgow [mostly on the underground]
Director, Calum Ferguson ; Producer, [p.c. Gray's School of Art]. -- Credits: Shatner's Bassoon Films present ass. camera Jane Stockdale original soundtrack: "Johnny Angel Pt. 1" Kevin Sim "People I've Seen" Ziggy.
The Parrot Room tells the story of Bruno. He is a man constantly haunted by the images of his desires and so he has adopted a strategy of life, experiencing only through fantasy and the experience of others. Throughout the film, Bruno creates an empty space of simulations where the pain of his unresolved desires can't reach him.
Director, Susaane Kaelin, Minka Jakerson ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh College of Art]. -- Credits: Adi Vongontard Sylvia Leuthold Ingvild Soderlind Linda Wassberg Susanne Kaelin Minka Jakerson Catrin Andersson Sandra Andersson John Morrison Sue Haddon Alice Clark-Maxwell Rebecca Cohen Judith Hastie Ben James Relton Gemma Murray James Stewart Toby Morris Dawn Kwok voice Nicola van Waegeningh Thanks to Adi, Nicola, Tania, Garrick, Julie, Shona, Richard, Tim, Jono, Andy, Linda, Carmel, Alice, Gavin, Captain Sinclair, Hotel Antigua To Michel Houellebecq Edinburgh College of Art [w. Susaane Kaelin, Minka Jakerson adopted by "Atomised" by Michel Houllebeqc cinematography Susanne Kaelin, Minka Jakerson ed. Susanne Kaelin, Minka Jakerson sd. Susanne Kaelin, Minka Jakerson m. Larry Young, Marlene Dietrich, Roxy Music art d. Susanne Kaelin, Minka Jakerson] .
An evocative documentary, portraying aspects of Highland life through the eyes of the film maker's grandmother.
Director, Kara Johnston ; Producer, Edinburgh College of Art. -- Credits: For Jenny McBain cinematography Elizabeth Harris ed. Kara Johnston, Elizabeth Harris Thank you to Willie MacDonald, Peter & Elam McLaren at Ballencrief Pig Farm, Rose McBain & Keith Bowman Edinburgh College of Art.
A visual narrative piece exploring the personal anguish involved in a terminated pregnancy.
Director, Zoe King ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh College of Art]. -- Credits: w. Zoe King cineamtographer Anne Marie Lean-Verco camera ass. Lisa Thomson lighting ass. Lisa Thomson, Susan Lamb sd. rec. Stephen Tebbutt, Carolyn Mills set and costume design Zoe King make-up artist Donna O'Brien stills ph. Zoe King ed. Graham Howie, Zoe King m. Faultline Cast Sarah Debbie O'Brien Anaethetist Robert Read Student Doctor Zoe Keddie Partner Lorne Campbell Obstetrician Gavin Bolus Ward Sister Kirsty Walker Young Girl in Ward Emma Nielson Staff Nurse Sarah E. Wood Couple in Waiting Area Kirsty Plews, Sam Hewghan With thanks to Mum, Sophie, Grandma Betty & Neil, Ruth Anderson, Robin Fox, Inge-Marie Gringi, Amy Newstead, Sam Leyton, Hilary Evans, Staff at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Staff at Edinburgh City Hospital, Staff at Edinburgh Western General Hospital, Scottish and Newcastle, Oxylitre Anthrodax Ltd., Lee & Paul at Panavision Scotland, David Overton at Debenhams PLC Edinburgh College of Art 2000.
A car trip around Glasgow as seen through a combination of low shutter speeds and time-lapse facility.
Director, [d. Scott Tate] ; Producer, [p.c. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design]. -- Credits: Produced at The School of Television and Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Copyright 2000 Scott Tait With thanks to Kirsty Robb, Neville, W.W. Tait.
Trouble at the message centre leads to disaster for the entire race when a mechanical breakdown forces the man at the controls to think and act independently.
Director, Matt Rochester ; Producer, [p.c. Edinburgh College of Art]. -- Credits: Made by Matt Rochester m. produced by Dave O'Neil performed by Neil Jack ed. Matt Rochester ass. by Sueann Smith Thanks to Sueann Smith, Jason Wagner, Donald Holwill, Alan Mason, Neil Kempsell and Mum and Dad Edinburgh College of Art 2000.
The world's first French speaking goldfish, murder, mystery love triangle." or "Jules et Jim sleep wit da fishes".
Director, Lucien Grieve ; Producer, Belly-Up Productions. -- Credits: w. E. Mark McLachlan Woman Lucy McLellan Man Ricky Callum Catherine Liz Kristianson Jim Ernest Blake ed. Rachel Sieffert cinematography Kevin O'Brien focus puller Mark Rayburn clapper loader Neil Davidson continuity Louise Crichton lighting Steve Arthur sd. rec. Mark Rose art d. Douglas Chatham set Kevin Hunter, Andy Drummond p. man. David Smith, Richard Weeks runners Colette Valvona, Alison McLachlan Based on an original idea by J.J. Dick and Lucien Grieve The Producers wish to thank the following for all their help: Atlas Tanks (Denny), The Boilerhaus (Whiteinch), Film Stock Centre (London), Glasgow Film and Video Workshop, Lighttrack (Glasgow), Paperdart (Glasgow), Pet City (Renfrew), Rank Film Labs (Leeds) Rentokil (East Kilbride), Keith at Springburn College, Stop Frame (Glasgow), and all the great Bric-a-Brac shops on Dumbarton Road Also the following individuals for their generous support: Theresa Davitt, Bert Eeles, Maggie Donnelly, Pierre Guillimere, Moya MacDonald, Dan McRae, Barbara McKissack, Kay Sheridan All events, characters and goldfish depicted in this film are entirely non-fictional, any similarity to persons or goldfish living or dead is entirely intentional. No goldfish were injured in the making of this film - we ate them. © Belly-Up Productions 1996 Laser-Subtitles Titra, Amsterdam.
Woman trying to find out about her natural parents from her new found unhelpful uncle. She finds out some family secrets and a piece of decaying nitrate film. [cutting copy, no credits]
GAUMONT GRAPHIC: DAILY MAIL WATERPLANE RACE
Mr Harry Hawker's attempt to fly a Sopwith waterplane round the British coasts, the prize on offer being £5000 offered by the Daily Mail. The newsreel shows Hawker in Cromarty, Oban and at Dublin, where the flight ended prematurely due to wreckage. The film ends with brief scenes of waterplanes at Deauville [possibly the end of the Paris - Deauville Race of 1913?].
Newsreel footage of the naming and launch ceremony for the ship "Empress of Britain" at John Brown & Co (Clydebank) - which boasts of it being the "fastest Empire ship".
Early footage of Scottish dancing at an unidentified location - possibly on a set. Includes sword dancing and the Highland Fling.
Following a whaling boat and crew to the remote island of Rona. And the work at a whaling station on Harris.
Herring fishing at Yarmouth, showing the quayside teeming with life and workers taking a well-earned break. Includes Scottish fisher lassies hard at work cleaning, gutting and packing fish into barrels.
"Blood Junkies" tells of a Scottish vampire preying on the drug-addled underclass of an Edinburgh housing scheme [synopsis from 2000 Guide to British Films] [Note: Incomplete - first 15 mins only]
Director, Bruce Naughton ; Producer, [p.c. Running Dog Productions]. -- Credits: BK Partners present d. ph. Martin Parry exec. p. Katie Lorimer special effects co-ordinators John Campbell, Scott Orr special effects supervisor John K. Campbell w. Bruce Naughton [ed. Bruce McGallah screenwriter sd. Keith Bradley m. Keith Bradley] [Principal Cast] Sean Hay, Mary Goonan, Gordon Slater, Colin Black.
Sean Macdonald lives in a small council flat with his sister on the outskirts of Edinburgh. With no job, no money and facing his sister working as drug mule to clear her debts, he agrees to play a game with two mysterious bankers who seem to know everything about him.
Director, [d. Richard Jobson] ; Producer, [p.c. Independent Film Productions]. -- Credits: [exec. p. Michael Robinson, Andrew Orr, Paul Martin, Carole Sheridan, Sheryl Crown co-producer Alex O'Neill line p. Kate Dain screenplay Richard Jobson d. ph. Simon Dennis 1st ass. d. Mick Ward art d. Andy Drummond p. designer James Lapsley ed. Steven Sander composer Stephen Hilton visual effects Jamie Lochhead costume designer Bobby McCulla hair and makeup designer Irene Napier stunt co-ordinator Terry Cade casting d. Chloe Emmerson location man. Tom Jenkins storyboard artist David Allcock sc. supervisor San Davey post production supervisor Shuna Frood production co-ordinator Kathleen Lambie production supervisor Jules Baker-Smith accountant Jon Miller] Production Companies Independent, Str8jacket Creations, Scottish Screen and the Screen East Content Investment Fund in association with LipSync and the Glasgow Film Office Cast Alistair Dougray Scott Jamie Alastair MacKenzie Sean James Anthony Pearson Sam Charles Mnene].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Inigo Garrido, The Phone
Raw interview footage with director Inigo Garrido, concerning the film THE PHONE, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Sarah Tripp, Weather Vain
Raw interview footage with director Sarah Tripp, concerning her short film WEATHER VAIN, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Kevin Cameron, Shoot the Refugees
Raw interview footage with director Kevin Cameron, concerning his short film SHOOT THE REFUGEES, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Peter Mullan, Close
Raw interview footage with director Peter Mullan, concerning his short film CLOSE, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 7570]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Penny Dolan, Off Your Trolley
Raw interview footage with director Penny Dolan, concerning her short film OFF YOUR TROLLEY, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Michael Kelly, Serious Fun
Raw interview footage with director Michael Kelly, concerning his short film SERIOUS FUN, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme. [see also ref. 8003]
A boyhood in a Scottish fishing town in Fife in the 1940s and 1950s. [synopsis from BFI database at http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/413181 last accessed 20/2/2009]
[d. Ian Sellar]. -- Credits: [Executive Producer MacCABE, Colin Producer YOUNG, Christopher Associate Producer WANDS, Alan J. Executive in Charge of Production PACK, Jill Production Co-ordinator BOOTH, John Location Manager DONOVAN, Brian Assistant Director WATSON, John Assistant Director BAMBER, Terry Assistant Director MOOR, David Assistant Director DANIELS, David Casting JOHN, Priscilla Screenplay SELLAR, Ian Screenplay RUSH, Christopher Based on the book by RUSH, Christopher Director of Photography BERISTÁIN, Gabriel Camera Operator SPELLER, Andrew Camera Operator (2nd Unit) CAVACIUTTI, Peter Special Effects Lyons Model Effects Ltd. Editor SPIERS, David Production Designer HARRIS, Andy Art Director MACLEOD, Zoë Costume Designer POWELL, Sandy Costumne Supervisor BIGGAR, Patricia Additional Costumes MOWAT, Marie Additional Costumes MacNEIL, Colin Make-up BAIRD, Mari Make-up (Additional) JENKINGS, Helen Titles Plume Design Opticals Damson Studios Music DOVE, Jonathan Music Recording TIMPERLEY, John Sound Recording STEPHENSON, David Sound Re-recording WIRTZ, Aad Sound Editor PAN, Kant Local Adviser STOUT, Doris Cast Grandfather McANALLY, Ray Kinnear HAYMAN, David Miss Balsibie CUSACK, Sinéad Peter STRACHAN, Gordon R. Baby Peter HAYMAN, Sam Mother PATERSON, Caroline Beadle McAVOY, Alex Jenny DINGWALL, Emma Georgina McCAFFREY, Robin Leebie BRESLIN, Louise "Princess" Paloma CADZOW, Juliet Elspeth, "Epp" KEITH, Sheila Billy ANTON, George McCreevie TALL, Alan Gowans DRURY, Ken Father CAFFREY, Peter blind man FAIRBANKS, Christopher Agnes Meldrum McCARTHY, Julia Miss Sangster MacLEOD, Mary Gollie GARSON, Cecil Peem HEDDLE, Scott bank manager JEFFRIES, Ray].
1000 AD. For years, One Eye, a mute warrior of supernatural strength, has been held prisoner by the Norse chieftain Barde. Aided by Are, a boy slave, One Eye slays his captor and together he and Are escape, beginning a journey into the heart of darkness. On their flight, One Eye and Are board a Viking vessel but the ship is soon engulfed by an endless fog that clears only as the crew sights an unknown land. As the new world reveals its secrets and the Vikings confront their terrible and bloody fate, One Eye discovers his true self.
Director, [d. Nicolas Winding Refn] ; Producer, Nimbus Film Production in association with La Belle Allée Productions. -- Credits: [opening credits] IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS ONLY MAN AND NATURE. MEN CAME BEARING CROSSES AND DROVE THE HEATHEN TO THE FRINGES OF THE EARTH Part I Wrath Part II Silent Warrior Part III Men of God Part IV The Holy Land Part V Hell Part VI The Sacrifice === [End Credits] To Oliver Winding w. Nicolas Winding Refn, Roy Jacobsen Starring Mads Mikkelsen * The Pagans Alexander Morton Stewart Porter Maarten Stevenson Matthew Zajac * The Christian Vikings Gordon Brown Andrew Flanagan Gary Lewis Gary McCormack James Ramsey Jamie Sives Ewan Stewart p. Johnny Andersen, Bo Ehrhardt, Henrik Danstrup co p. Karen Smyth exec. p. Lene Børglum, Carole Sheridan, Linda James, Joni Sighvatsson, Mads Peter Ole Olsen, Christine Alderson, Yves Chevalier, Thorir Sigurjónsson d. ph. Morten Søborg, DFF ed. Mat Newman m. Peterpeter, Peter Kyed casting Des Hamilton costume design Gill Horn make-up design Niamh Morrison p. design Laurel Wear sd. design Douglas MacDougall A Nimbus Film production Produced by One Eye Production In association with Blind Eye Productions La Belle Allée Productions and Scanbox Film * Supported by The Danish Film Institute/ Molly Malene Stensgaard National Lottery through Scottish Screen Nordisk Film & TV Fond/Hanne Palmquist Glasgow Film Office South West Scotland Screen Commission The Media Programme of the European Community * In Association with Wild Bunch Wild Side Films Scanbox Entertainment The Wales Creative IP Fund DR BBC Films Vertigo Films Distribution * (end of single screen end credits) (rolling credit starts) Christian Vikings Rony Bridges Robert Harrison Andy Nicolson Douglas Russell Garry Sweeney Indians Tashi Tsering Lhasam Gedun Palden Tsering Pasang Manor Wangdu Dorjee Dawa Norbu Lhabhum Sershi Tsultrim Gyatso Tsewang Phuntsok Tsering Dorjee Lobsang Griffiths-Golba Pasang Dorjee Tenzin Jigdal Phurbu Rinzin Lobsang Palden Jamyang Chophel Nagwang Kunchok Tashi Dhondup Nawang Anja-Tsang Tashi Sangpo Murik Additional Writing Matthew Read 1st Assistant Directors Ronaldo Nacionales Nickie Sault 2nd Assistant Director Alison Goring 3rd Assistant Directors Will Cummins Marissa Carrara Personal Assistants to Director Anna Griffin Saskia Pomeroy Production Manager Suzanne Reid Production Co-ordinator Victoria Dabbs Production Secretary Lindsay Goodall Production Runner Sarah Morrison Accountant Neil Cairns Assistant Accountant Paul Imrie Accounts Assistant Jacqueline McBride Script Supervisor Dolina Macfarlane Locations Manager Duncan Muggoch Unit Manager Matt Jones Location Runners Graeme Reid Duncan Broadfoot 1st Assistant Camera Jon Priddle 2nd Assistant Camera Anna James Camera Car Driver / Video Assist Angus Thomson Gaffer Freddie Bonfanti Lighting Assistant Patrick Murray Rigging Gaffer Derrick Ritchie Studio Spark Stuart Hurley Studio Rigger Ian Harrison Standby Rigger Alan Jaap Sound Recordist Cameron Mercer Sound Maintenance Colin Gregory Sound Trainee Andrew Walsh Art Directors Allie Milligan Natalie Astridge Production Buyer/Art Dept Asst Wendy Cairns Art Department Runner Russell McGovern Art Department Trainee Lydia Farrell Standby Props Dave Ramsay Assistant Standby Props Dan MacDonell Standby Construction Colin MacInnes Art Department Assistants Frank Boyd John Patterson James Tannock Mark Di Meo Prop Makers Berengere Chabanis Kenneth Daniel Ufuk Gueray Conor Kelly Maria Ledinskaya Suzanne McAleer Daniel McConnell Aoife McKim Robert Mitchell Pauline O’Donnell Alan Reid Federico Redaelli Kate Robertson Construction B Scenic Construction Bob Barclay Christian Fenwicke-Clennell Dave More Costume Supervisor Kathryn Tart Costume Assistant Camille Moohan Costume Trainee Fiona Stewart Costume Dailies Alison J Johnston Dena Thanopoulos Hair & Make-up Artist Maxine Dallas Hair & Make-up Assistant Jessica Cruickshank Prosthetics Stephen Murphy Hair & Make-up Dailies Hollie Armstrong Lily Beckett Barbara Findlay Fiona Harvey Nicole Stafford Hair & Make-up Trainees Ashley Higgins Aileen Mullen Natalie Pancini Health and Safety Officer Glynn Henderson Life Guard Jeff Ward Mountain Health & Safety Bob Smith Stunt Co-ordinators Julian Spencer Tony Lucken Stunt Performers Rob Cooper James Embree Rick English James Grogan Mike Lambert Guy List Erol Mehmet Crowd Co-ordinator Ruth Coulter Floor Runner Christian Otty Runner / Drivers Andy Hodgson Chris Pavey Stuart Cadenhead Vincent Hunter Craig McLaren Unit Driver Wayne Wright Casting Assistants Kimberley O’Neill Claire Catterson Caroline Stewart Crowd Casting Co-ordinator Laura Donnelly Tutors Judy Shaw Stewart Julie Foster Chaperones Mamie Lang Leslie Ann McCluskey Ross Thatcher Unit Nurses c/o Star Nurses Stefanie Swiatek Joanne Gemmill Julie Falconer Jules MacIver Sandra Nelson Location Caterers Argyll Catering Red Chutney Security Media Security Services Safety Boats and Marine Transport Seafari - Skye Marine Co-Ordinator Peter Fowler Supervisor Mike Kelt Manager Joanna Dewar Gibb Technicians Ken Petrie Robin Pollok Nick Martin Mark Holdcroft Matt Loader Keith Nairn Dave Evans Trainee Amelia Rowe Prosthetics Duncan Jarman Tristan Versluis Chris Fitzpatrick Maria Cork Moulding Jim Bones Equipment Rick Jotle Physical Special Effects & Prosthetics provided by Artem Ltd Historical Consultant Dr Allan MacQuarrie Research Mette Sø Assembly Editor Tanya Fallenius Post Technical Assistant Fiona Cairns Trainee Editor Lewis McInnes Post Production Supervisors Jeanette Haley Emma Zee Post Production Co-Ordinator Siobhan Boyes Technical Support Andreas Rostock Edit Facilities Nimbus Film Editing Edithouse, Jakob Schaumburg Kong Gulerod, Jakob Dueholm Foley Micheal MacKinnon Sound Designer Giles Lamb Dialogue Editor Howard Halsall Re-recording Mixer Chris Sinclair Re-recording Mixer and Foley Recordist Iain Anderson ADR Recordist Kahl Henderson Assistant Sound Editor Tom Griffiths Sound Co-ordinator Linda Wylie Sound, Foley, ADR, Edit & Mix Savalas Film Sound Colourist Rob May DI Executive Tony Ray DI Producer Julie Harding DI Technical Manager Paul J Wright DI Technician Michele De Benedetti Lead VFX Artist Myfanwy Harris VFX Artist James Ballard VFX Artist Edd Andrews Digital Intermediate by Dragon DI, Wales Laboratory Technicolor, London Laboratory Contact John Ensby Laboratory Colourist Martin Scoones Camera Equipment Decode Visual Impact Lighting Equipment Nationwide Access Panalux Motorolas Audiolink Car Hire Enterprise Van Hire Arnold Clark Facilities Film Flow Minibus Hire Courtney Travel Stills Photographers Dean Rogers Joanne Irvine Trailer Simon Borch Kristiansen Nimbus staff Head of Administration Claus Thobo-Carlsen Controller Lise Krogsgaard Payroll Pernille Norén-Rasmussen Assistant Producer Eva Jakobsen Producers Assistants Jacob Jarek Claudia Siesbye La Belle Allée staff Rachel Anderson Michelle Tierney Elaine Walsh Nicolas Winding Refn thanks Liv and Lola with love Manuel Chiche, Vincent Maraval and Yves Chevalier Completion Guaranty provided by International Film Guarantors Luke Randolph, Shellie Smith, Emma Mager Insurance: Media Insurance Brokers Legal services One Eye Production: Katr.
Unedited camera material from the film SURVIVAL AND THE KNEE. See ref. 8126 for complete film.
[d. Katrina McPherson]. -- Credits: [camera Ali Walker].
Blinded tells the story of obsession and murder, loosely based on Emile Zola's Therese Raquin, and retold in a modern day setting. Blinded explores the darker side of sexual desire, proving how hard it is to see the truth - even when the facts are right in front of your eyes.
Director, Eleanor Yule ; Producer, Oscar Films in association with Blinded Co-Production LLP. -- Credits: Francis Black Peter Mullan Rachel Black Jodhi May Mike Hammershoi Anders W. Berthelsen Bella Black Phyllida Law Caroline Samantha Bond PC King Kate Donnolly Lachie McNeill Kenny Ireland Angus Blair Ralph Riach Ulla Hammershoi Jan Wilson exec. p. Carole Sheridan, Agnes Wilkie associate p. Bill Gore w. , d. Eleanor Yule p. Oscar van Heek line p. Carolynne Sinclair Kidd p. co-ordinator Rohanna Law p. ass. Margaret McDonald p. accountant Neil Cairns casting d. Joyce Nettles casting ass. Louise Cross publicist Caragh McKay unit man. Simon Weston locations Donald McKinnon, Rhian Holt location trainee Jackie Wylie 1st ass. d. Fay Selby 2nd ass. d. Margaret McDonald 3rd ass. d. Gavin Kinaird runner Karen Quinn runner / driver Scott Williamson sc. supervisor Richard Dilks d. ph. Jerry Kelly addit. ph. Michael Miles focus puller Julie Bills camera ass. Nora McGoldrick grip Jamie Coulter grip ass. Tim Critchell camera and grip equipment VFG Scotland cameras provided by Jim Allison Editing camera equipment Axis Glasgow gaffer Steve Arthur spark Davie [David] Thom lighting equipment Lighttrack sd. rec. Douglas Kerr boom operator Kieran Boyne p. designer Mark Leese art d. Caroline Grebbell ass. art d. Martin Kelly props buyer Lee Porter, Janice MacRae standby props Jim Elliot construction Phil Bowen carpenter Alex Robertson art dept. runner Roddy Dolan art dept. trainee Connor MacLean costume designer Ali Mitchell costume supervisor Harriet Edmonds costume ass. Amalie Harper Gow costume cutter Connie Fairbairn costume maker Sally Campbell addit. costume maker Jay Pudelko addit. costume ass. Alison Johnson make-up and hair designer Nikki Brannan make-up ass. Karen Campbell addit. make-up ass. Noirin O'Connor, Lesley Matthews stunt co-ordinator Michael Scott-Law stunt driver Ronnie Morrison stunt double for Peter Mullan Christian Zanone stills ph. Mark Hamilton 2nd unit d. Oscar van Heek 2nd unit camera operator Alick Fraser 2nd unit focus puller George Geddes 2nd unit sd. rec. Duncan Reid, Peter Brill film ed. James Hamilton trainee ed. Gavin Fryer online ed. Mark Huskisson online edit facilities Jim Allison Editing composer Malcolm Lindsay vocals Taylor Wilson violin Greg Lawson cello Donnie Gillan sd. post production Savalas sd. design Gioles Lamb, Douglas McDougall, Micheal MacKinnon foley ed. Diane Jardine foley artist Micheal MacKinnon foley rec. Asser Borgen ADR rec. Chris Sinclair, Kahl Henderson, Paul Carr re-recording mixer Chris Sinclair, John Fitzgerald, Kahl Henderson title design ISO digital video transfer to 35mm Lipsync Post (London) head of film services Kevin Phelan software and technical Simon Burley film recording operator Chris Thornton, Katja Hoffman post production supervisor Rohanna Law insurance Media Insurance Brokers location catering Argyle Catering security Drum Location Security car hire Arnold Clark Oscar Films would like to thank the following for their support in the making of this film: Beno Antoniades, Arnold Clark Film & TV Equipment, Gabriel Auer, A.W. Lithgow [… et al …] groove samples AGM The Dark Side of the Groove loops courtesy of Spectrasonic Liquid Grooves samples by Garry Garritan.
A moving portrait of ballad singer Sheila Stewart, the last in the line of a long lineage of travellers and storytellers. Her final quest is to ensure that her culture does not die with her.
Director, Blair Scott and Dylan Drummond ; Producer, Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Blair Scott and Dylan Drummond present a Bridging the Gap Production in association with Scottish Screen Featuring Sheila Stewart MBE the last remaining Perthshire Traveller, Ballad singer "The Berry Fields of Blair" written by Bella Stewart and performed by Sheila Stewart "Queen Amang the Heather" traditional song performed by Sheila Stewart "Hatton Woods" written by Jimmy Veasie performed by Sheila Stewart Tinker Camp re-enactment Amy McGregor, Ian McGregor, Dave Smith, Katriona McQueen, Keira McGregor, Jess Smith, Sophie Gilbert, Morag McQueen location sd. Paul 'Lefty' Wright, Cat Lee set manager Ruth Fisher set ass. Mark Holden, Amanda Lawson encampment wardrobe Phyllis Byrne camera Blair Scott. Dylan Drummond dubbing mix Walter J. Grant online edit Guidop Schneider Thanks to Tommy Newcomen, John Thomson Farms, Bunters Cafe, The Shore, Dundee City Council, J.T. Inglis & Son, Timeline, Ian Gilbert, Marai Fraser co-ordinator for Bridging the Gap Sonja Henrici short film exec. for Scottish Screen Julia Caithness exec. p. for Bridging the Gap Noe Mendelle associate p. and mentor Prof. Paul Harris p., d. and ed. Blair Scott and Dylan Drummond A Bridging the Gap production supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Edinburgh College of Art, Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothian, Angus Digital Media Centre, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute.
A young couple break into an abandoned school. Strangers to one another they struggle to achieve the intimacy they desire.
Director, Ben Soper ; Producer, Blue Iris Films. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen and Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present starring Tess Mitchell, Will Anatsui p. man. Ed Smith 1st ass. d. Ted Mitchell p. ass. Olivia Gifford location ass. Bryn Hale storyboard artist Dave Lupton sc. supervisor Heather McLuskey d. ph. Robbie Ryan focus puller Gordon MacMillan focus puller / camera ass. Grant McPhee grip Matt Jenkins Red DIT Steve Webb sd. rec. Matt Palmert boom operator Paul Lucas gaffer Andy Stewart electricians Magda Jednorowicz, Ben Sommerville, Lauren McCullough art d. Rebecca Dover art dept. ass. Eva Riley costume designer / hair and make-up Sarah Cairncross costumer ass. Cat Lynwynchuck casting d. Gillian Monaghan unit ph. Neil Cammock runners Ross MacLean, Naomi Mackay ed. Jonathan Ley online ed. Gavin Livingstone sd. designer Matt Palmer dubbing mixer Rob Walker original music The Hungry I, Scrim sc. developer Danny Spring director mentor Peter Mackie Burns producer mentor Clare Kerr GMAC short film ass. Claire English GMAC short film co-ordinator Kathy Speirs w. and d. Ben Soper Special thanks AEFilms, Archie Matheson, Arnold Clark, Arri UK, Bedlam Theatre, Beth Armstrong, Brodie, Cameron Presentations [… et al …] exec. p. for UK Film Council Julia Caithness exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. for GMAC Dale Corlett exec. p. for shortcuts Karen O'Hare GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVIII.
Short film project involving refugees and Scottish people, marking the journey a refugee has made to Scotland, paralleled with the journey of a bird, the sand martin, migrating from Scotland to Africa.
Director, Mohammed Salar Amiratashani, Rashid Arshed, Mariel Cajulo, Rebyar Mohamad Farg, Chris Hastings, Jalal Ibrahimi, Debbie McCall, Rebecca McCall, Johnathan Premnath ; Producer, GMAC 2nd Unit. -- Credits: A GMAC 2nd Unit Production in association with Scottish Screen, the Scottish Arts Council, Scottish Refugee Council and the RSPB Filmmakers Mohammed Salar Amiratashani, Rashid Arshed, Mariel Cajulo, Rebyar Mohamad Farg, Chris Hastings, Jalal Ibrahimi, Debbie McCall, Rebecca McCall, Johnathan Premnath for GMAC exec. p. Dale Corlett, Beth Armstrong p. Kathy Speirs story developer Raymond Friel project ass. David McLean, Bonnie Griff, Gary Cullen ed. Dougie Flockhart sd. engineer Mairi Paterson Special thanks to GMAC Board of Directors and all at GMAC, Ben Mitchell, Nick Chambers, David Badger, Naila Akram, Barons Haugh RSPB Reserve, Abbie Wallace, Laura Whyte, Derek McCarron and All Saints Secondary School, Joseph Del Hoyo and Alexander Garcia Anton, Internet Bird Collection (IBC), Daphne Barbieri and Norman Tait RSPB< Glasgow City Council, Scottish Refugee Council, North Lanarkshire Council, Scottish Natural Heritage supported by Scottish Screen and Scottish Arts Council.
A young Chinese woman visits a sound studio for an audition. Things do not initially go well for the woman until the sound engineer offers some surprising advice.
Director, Peter Mackie Burns ; Producer, Reid Kerr College.
One local community in Glasgow [Govanhill] go to extraordinary lengths to save their local pool when they began what was to become the longest occupation of a public building in British history.
Director, Stephen B. Anderson, Robert Stewart ; Producer, Kelpie Films. -- Credits: w. Stephen B. Anderson camera operators Simon Dennis, Stephen B. Anderson sd. rec. Toren Barnes ass. p. Gerry Naughton ed. Douglas Neilson online ed. Scott McCartney m. Graeme Neilson voiceover Stephan Gidowicz The film makers would like to acknowledge and thank everyone who participated in the making of this film. Made with the support of the National Lottery. Copyright 2006 Kelpie Films Ltd..
The RMS Queen Mary leaving the Clyde, March 25th 1936.
From the misty Scottish Highlands comes the story of a tumultuous year in which the enchanting spell of childhood is broken - for both a ten year old boy and his irrepressibly romantic father. This funny, poignant and richly detailed memoir is told through the voice of the observant young Fraser, a child who turns the mysteries and sexual intrigues of the adult world around him into a grand comic adventure. [based on Sir Denis Forman's childhood memoir "Son of Adam"]
Director, [d. Hugh Hudson] ; Producer, [p.c. Enigma Production in association with Hudson Film]. -- Credits: [CAST Edward Colin Firth Gamma Rosemary Harris Heloise Irene Jacobs Moira Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio Uncle Morris Malcolm McDowell Fraser Robert Norman Gabriel Chenoux Tcheky Karyo Elspeth Kelly MacDonald Rollo Roddy McDonald Finlay Daniel Baird Brenda Jennifer Fergie Meg Kirsten Smith Andrew Burns Sean Scanlan Uncle Crawford John Bett Aunt Eunice Anne Lacey Debs Haig Olivia Preston Ruth Haig Sarah Turner Jim Skelly Moray Hunter Tom Skelly Jimmy Logan Jim Menzies Brendan Gleeson Mrs Henderson Eileen McCallum Sissie Carmen Pieraccini Aggie Elaine Ellis Sarah Julie Wilson Nimmo Marnie Elspeth McNaughton Reverend Finlayson Freddie Jones Doanld Burns Stewart Forrest Cassie Burns Caroline Spencer Sir David Drummond Ralph Riach Lillian Andrea Hart Hector Terry Neason Caroline Jenni Keenan-Green Frances Jenny Foulds The Tramp Clive Russell Doctor Gebbie Paul Young Euphemia Gebbie Pamela Kelly Miner Eric Barlow Young Miner Gordon McCorkell Miner's Son Neil McMenemy Baby Fraser Lorenzo Boni Baby Brenda Robyn Cochrane Young Rollo Ross Anderson Young Debs Haig Joanne Turner Young Elspeth Nicole O'Neill Young Meg Victoria Campbell Old Gardener George Knight] [CREW screenplay Simon Donald based on the book "Son of Adam" by Sir Denis Forman exec. p. Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Paul Webster co-p. Nigel Goldsack d. ph. Bernard Lutic ed. Scott Thomas p. designer Andy Harris m. Howard Blake costume designer Emma Porteous casting d. Patsy Pollock p. exec. Iain York p. man. Andrew Barratt 1st ass. d. Bill Westley 2nd ass. d. Mark Layton camera operator David Worley camera / steadicam operator Alastair Rae camera ass. / focus pullers Tony Breeze, John Hemborough, Andrew Newell, Jonathan Webb clapper / loaders Oliver Driscoll, Jaspreet Bal video ass. Danny Smith video overlay operator Candida Richardson hot head supervisor Libbie Barr sc. ed. Jane Wittekind sc. consultant Colin Vaines drama coach to Robert Norman Julie Austin dialogue coach Joan Washington production sd. mixers Ken Weston, Rudi Buckle p. boom opertator Colin Codner p. sd. ass. Jai Weston art d. John Frankish storyboard artist Billy O'Brian ass. art d. Caireen Todd, Sarah Hauldren art dept. ass. Suzanne Field, Rohan Banyard chief props maker Penny Crisp art d. (Inventions) Alain Chennaux carpenter (Inventions) Max Lederstegger metal worker (Inventions) Derek Cunningham set decorator Gillie Delap p. buyers Fanny Taylor, Jerry Organ property master Arthur Wicks standby propmen Mark Fruin, Mark McNeil props storeman Graham Stickley dressing propsmen Mark Reynolds, Lloyd Vincent, Steve Wesley local props ass. Ian Watson, Gavin Goodwin, David Dominick, Jason Ferguson special effects Effects Associates effects associates crew Dominic Tuohy, Terry Schubert, Snow Business, David Crownshaw, John Cox, Tim Howell, John Mason, Vicky Meddings p. accountant Kevin Trehy ass. p. accountant Kathy Ewings accounts ass. Claire Robertson post p. supervisor Stephen Barker sd. supervisor Ian Fuller assembly ed. Christopher Lloyd 1st ass. ed. Keith Mason 2nd ass. ed. Jason Costello, Lucy Chapman sd. effects ed. Colin Chapman, Derek Lomas dialogues ed. Brian Blamey, Gillian Dodders ADR ed. Alan Paley, Graham Peters ADR mixers DB Post musical d. Harry Rabinowitz cello tutor Patricia Strain cellist (recording) Wendy Wetherby concertina player Simon Thoumire pianists Jim Prime, David Harrod m. consultant Nicholas Kraemer m. performed by Sir Simon Rattle and The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra m. supervisor Bob Last gaffer Ray Potter best boy electric Alfie Emmins electricians Neil Munro, Darren Grosch, John Duncan, James Gillen genny operator Alan Grosch grips Malcolm Smith, Keith Manning hair and make-up supervisor Caroline Noble hair and make-up ass. Veronica Brebner, Ashley Johnson, Kerin Parfitt wardrobe supervisor Cynthia Dowling costume ass. Amanda Derby, Tim Guthrie p. co-ordinator Rachel Kinnock ass. to Steve Norris Esther Galan ass. to David Puttnam Valerie Kemp p. runner Ian Robson post p. runner Bridget Kenningham children's casting ass. Pippa Hall casting ass. Chloe Emmers location man. Graeme Gordon unit man. Janet Riddoch ass. location man. Lucy Marr stills ph. Clive Coote animals Stunt Dog animal co-ordinator Gilly Raddings helicopters and aerial crew Flying Pictures pilots Marc Wolff, Karl Tyers, Tony Smith, Adam Dale aviation safety co-ordinators Tom Clode, Steve Norse third ass. d. Toby Hosking floor runners Andrew McEwan, Shuna Fife, David Paton construction man. Ross Balfour, Steve Ede standby rigger Les Mills riggers Kenny Richards, Drew Meldon, Chris Belcourt, Terry Chambers chaperones Martina Gormely, Annie O'Leary tutor to Robert Norman Kate Gregory tutor (primary school) Liz Miller tutor (secondary school) Tim Williams painters Iain Geddes, Sam Curran stunt co-ordinators Paul Weston, Pat Bailey, Del Baker, John McQuillian location ass. George Bennett, Michael Johnstone standby carpenters Martin Fallon carpenters Tommy Dowdalls, Mark Harrod, Matt Black, Mungo Delap, John Cameron, Jim Ross, Muir Balfour water safety Puffin Dicve water safety man. Mike Morgan safety divers Baz Morgan, James Campbell, Glen Nelson plasterers Alan Ashby, Barry McCrorry, Kenneth Black title design Plume & Partners location transport Lays International plasterer's ass. Danny Oil, Harry Kane, Andy da Silva, Terry Elmore action vehicles Transport of Delight facilities drivers Eddie Cook, Bob Campbell, Clive Miles, Tony Leport, Mick Boddy, Frankie Hughes, Bill Stanley, Dick Cheeseman, Tony Dilly unit drivers Alex "Curly" Cameron, Owen Brown, Kaith Horsely, John Martin, Peter McFarland, Scott McGhee, Kevin O'Carroll, Keith Horsley, Tony Jayes, Martyn Unstead, David Birmingham "Le Cygne" Saint Saens from The Carnival of the Animals Traditional Scottish from Gay Gordons "My Life [sic] is Like a Red, Red Rose poem by Robbie Burns Ludwig van Betthovem music used and adapted from 5th Symphony Op. 67, 6th Symphony Op. 68, String Quartets Op. 135, Piano Sonata "Appasionata", Op. 69 Cello Sovari, Op. 118 "Elegiac Song" for chiors and orchestra "Sunny Side" Louis Armstrong recorded 1952 Special thanks to Lady Veronica MacLean, Isabel Begg, Trea Hoving, Graham Easton Filmed on location in Argyll, Scotland by Enigma (Moss) Ltd. with the participation of Scottish Screen.
An entertaining woodland animation inspired by the woodlands of Arran produced by young people from the Arran High School Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme.
Director, James Church, Lucy Pointon, Saskia Pomeroy, Simon Ross-Gill, Holly Tulika. -- Credits: Winter's Last Dance (Scottish Natural Heritage) led by Edward O'Donnelly made by James Church, Lucy Pointon, Saskia Pomeroy, Simon Ross-Gill, Holly Tulika with Edward O'Donnelly and Angus Ferguson, Edinburgh Film Workshop Trust drumming Angus Ferguson thanks to Arran High School, Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme p. Edward O'Donnelly Young People's Arts Project 2001 Forestry Commission, A Millenium Commission Lottery Project, Scottish Arts Council, Scottish Natural Heritage, Millenium Forest for Scotland.
An animated film made by pupils of St Joan of Arc Secondary School to express their likes and dislikes about the city of Glasgow.
Producer, Joan of Arc Secondary School. -- Credits: Glasgow My City (Project Ability/St. Joan of Arc Secondary School) anim. William Mundy, Stewart Munro, Stephen Kerr, Lisa Scott, Mary Rooney, Charlene McVeigh(?), Nicola Wood, Paul Ward, Gerald Coyle, Derek Barrie, Joe Gunning, Stephen Finn, Ashley McIntyre, David Murray, Christopher Ashcroft, Alex McCann, Christopher Ross, Neil McQuade with thanks to St. Joan of Arc Secondary, Jan Eddy Joensen ed. Bevis Evans-Teush m. Ian MacMillan p. Iain Piercy funded by Glasgow Project Ability © 2001 .
Animation made by Primary 7 pupils at Gowriehill school about good vs bad foods.
Director, led by Bruce Husband ; Producer, Gowriehill Primary School / Quality Contact. -- Credits: Foods R Us (Extract) (Gowriehill Primary School/Quality Contact) led by Bruce Husband P7 pupils from Gowriehill P.S. proudly present [ecs] Ms McStraight - Laura McCurley Prof. Gladstone - Graeme Webster Ass. Prof. Nutz - Lindsay Sutherland Hitler - Jamie Dryden Punky Mosher - Amelita Benn Footballer - David Ewing Shopkeeper - Terry Redford Michael Jackson - Danny Collins Janet Jackson - Dionne Johnstone Nurse - Stephanie Cruikshanks Policewoman - Lauren Souter School Kids - Lee Stephen, Forbes Ramsay Fruit & Veg cast "live action" Laura McCurley, Amelita Benn, Lindsay Sutherland, Terry Redford "animators" Jamie Brown, Gary Ogilvie, Victoria Higgins, John Nicol The fish, meat and poultry group were (live action) Graham Heenan, Paul Logie, Linzi McGee, Lee Stephen (animation) Kerry Ramsay, Forbes Ramsay, Lisa Hayburn, Alastair Shepherd The bread, cereal and potato group were Danny Collins, Stephanie Cruickshanks, Michael Jamieson, Dionne Johnstone, Gair Anderson, Lynsey Sutherland, Marion McLaren Cast for milk and dairy products animators Emma Young, Stephanie Gormly, Natalie Gibson, Jamie Lindsay live action Lynsey Ferguson, David Ewing, Lauren Souter, Jamie Dryden Fat & sugar this is the cast Marcus Christie, Alanna Fox, Craig Dalrymple, Kerry Moir, Kelsey Marshall, Louise Fitzgerald, David Kettels, Jade Scott Balanced diet cast Barry Cavanagh, Heather Wallace, Jodie Hudson, Sarah McAusland, Graeme Webster, Keneo Benn, Scott Emsley, Amy Higgins assisted by The Quality Control Project Marjie Henderson, Bruce Husband - who assisted the animators, Gillian Hope - who assisted the film makers, Miss Drummond - who assisted with everything, Miss Fraser - who assisted with everything Special thanks to Headteacher Lorna Ferry & all the staff at Gowriehill P.S., Home Economics Department at Menzieshill High School, David Mudie, Angus Digital Media Centre, Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre and Jim Grimmond for creating and composing the music! edited at the Angus Digital Media Centre ed. Bruce Husband © Dundee City Council Education Department 2002 .
Young film makers are let loose at the Glasgow Film Theatre to create this animation of fun goings on at Cosmo's Cosmic Picture House!
Producer, Glasgow Film Theatre with D Fie Foe. -- Credits: Cosmo's Cosmic Picture House was produced at Glasgow Film Theatre by young people with D Fie Foe 2001 young film-makers Lisa-Marie Baird, David Broadley, Sharon Bruce, Tam Calder, Alba Coia, Ryan Devlin, Alan Fletcher, Cassandrra Holder, Calum MacAskill, Mariel McAllan, Kris McCabe, Rosemary McGinley, Stephen Miller, Gordon Rerink, Nexhmedin Robeli, Matthew Sharkey, Charlene Smith, Andrew Taggart, Ross Taggart, Charlene Thompson d fie foe film-makers Simone Bloomfield, Jonathan Charles soundtrack Haftor Medboe & Fred Parsons for Ammo head of gft education Nicola Fitzhenry special thanks to all the staff at the gft funded by New Opportunities Funding in partnership with Glasgow City Council.
Music video featuring young people preparing to go on a night out. Features animation, songs and dressing up.
Director, led by Bronagh Keegan and Bruce Husband ; Producer, [p.c. Glasgow City Council REAL Learning Centre]. -- Credits: Just Coz (Lochend Community High School) led by Bronagh Keegan and Bruce Husband Just Coz are: (in alphabetical order) Christine Glasgow, Craig Durst, Kirsty Smiley, Laura McWhatsit, Natalie Loves Irish Boyez, Poodle, Siobhan Starlett, Stacey Brightspark, Suzanne Loves Westlife, Touche (Thomas), Vialli (Valerie) Just Coz would like to give a big shout out to: Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, The Lighthouse and Scottish Screen www.just-coz.co.uk.
WACKY WIND THING: A Green Energy Wind Sculpture
A green energy sculpture is designed and constructed by Gylemuir Primary schoolchildren and installed at Dun Law Wind Farm.
Producer, Gylemuir Pimary School, Edinburgh. -- Credits: The Wacky Wind Thing (Gylemuir Pimary School, Edinburgh).
Ghostly animation made by primary 6 pupils at St. Vincent's Primary School, Dundee.
Director, led by David Sandreuter ; Producer, St. Vincent's Primary School. -- Credits: Tyler's Terrifying Tour (St. Vincent's Primary School) led by David Sandreuter St. Vincent's Primary School P6 present [ecs] Sandy Abbott, Darren Bownass, George Byrne, Shaun Cooper, Scott Fraser, Paul Gagin, Thomas Harkin, Jonathan Irvine, Declan Jeffrey, Robbie Low, Stephen Montgomery, Shaun Smith, Kurt D'Cruz, Kirsty Blake, Samantha Blake, Zoe Conway, Lori Paul, Donna Dandie, Lynda Denney, Cheryl Fraser, Jennifer Irvine, Terri Kerr, Lyndsie MacAlister, Shannon McCormick, Diane McGeoghie, Stephanie Muir, Brogan O'Rourke, Sarah Ritchie, Samantha Shields tour organiser Pauline Cardno ass.anim. Gary Whitton, David Sandreuter m. Paul Wright voices Brogan O'Rourke project man. & ed. David Sandreuter © 2001 Dundee City Council.
A dramatic animation illustrating the history of local native woodlands which emphasises the interconnectedness of man and the environment. Created by young people from Golspie High School and the Active Abriachan Group.
Director, Iain Piercy ; Producer, Active Abriachan Group & Golspie High School. -- Credits: Native Roots anim. Katie Barr, Alena Ross, Flora Cook, Iain McLaren, Anna Renouf, Hayley Coe, Mark Foster, Kelly Smith, Patrick Thiriwall, Ishbel Barr, Neil McLaughlin, Ryan Bird, Eilidh Barr, Roderick McCall, Mary Somerville, Tassie McMorran, Michael Hawco, libby Walker, Euan Polson, Richard Parkin with thanks to Ann Mackay, Suzanna Barr, Jake Jackson, Ian Bell, Golspie High School, Charlie Webster, Tom Sharp, Irene Watson, Anna Webster m. Ian MacMillan m. perf. the Groove Brothers and Croft No.5 ed. Dave Burns sd. Gerald Muir d. Iain Piercy funded by the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Fund, Scottish Natural Heritage, forestry Commission, Millennium Forest for Scotland .
The film documents an all but forgotten piece of Scottish social history, the story of the Irish tattie howkers who for decades provided labour for Scottish farmers. Through a narrative weaved out of their personal stories a past way of life is revealed in cinematic images.
Director, Jennifer Stoddart ; Producer, Lichen Films. -- Credits: With thanks to Irish Consulate, Louis Lentin, Aliki Sapountzi, Ann & Drew Young, The Scottish Catholic Archive Archive Scottish Screen Archive, Irish Film Archive, Reuters Agency, ITN Sources historical consultant Dr. Heather Holmes archive research Kelly Neal lighting camera Scott Ward addit. ph. Minttu Mantynen, David Halliday sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira, Angus McPake dubbing mixer Dave Murricane online ed. Bert Saetre film ed. Fiona MacDonald exec. p. Becky Lloyd, Julia Caithness, Ewan Angus © Lichen Films MMVIII.
The elderly but young-at-heart Wilson Brown becomes stuck in his Chinese finger trap toy whilst preparing an anniversary surprise for his wife.
Director, Julia McLean ; Producer, Ko Lik Films. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen & Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present in association with BBC Scotland and Ko Lik Films puppets Aine Woods modelmakers Nikki Godley, Graham Michie, Sharna Rothwell, Colin Stephenson animation mentor Bruce Husband ed. Eiko Emersleben sc. ed. Elaine McElroy opening titles Darren McNaney original m. composed by John Harris original m. performed by Alan Bacchetti, Tom Berry, Zack Moir, Tom Poulson, Iain Sandilands, Simon Smith sd. rec. Yann Seznec dubbing mixer John Cobban dubbing ed. Romano Valerio GMAC short film coordinator Kathy Speirs GMAC short film ass. Claire English special thanks Peter Hynes, ARC Facilities w., d. and animat. Julia McLean exec. p. for UK Film Council Julia Caithness exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. for BBC Ewan Angus exec. p. for GMAC Dale Corlett exec. p. for Shortcuts Karen O'Hare GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVIII.
"An engaging story about the filmmaker's 92 year-old grandmother, and the daughter who cares for her. While suffering from Alzheimer's and decreasing physical ability, Irene's feisty personality still shines through, often leading to both laughter and heartache." [Nominated for a BAFTA Scotland Award 2008 for Best Short Film]
Director, Lindsay Goodall ; Producer, La Belle Allee Productions. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and La Belle Allee Productions ed. Fiona Cairns story developer Beth Armstrong 1st camera Lindsay Goodall 2nd camera Jane Handa special thanks [Irene Lowes and Roberta Goodall] thanks Karen Smyth, South Parks Nursing Home, John Goodall, Cameron Goodall, Kerry Hutchison, Savalas short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap production man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, 55 Degrees, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute .
An argument over a sign, a bottle and a coin at a Norwegian hotel between the receptionist and a visiting English tourist.
Director, Joern Utkilen ; Producer, Imagine Pictures Ltd.. -- Credits: This film is based on true events w. and d. Jørn Utkilen English tourist Neil Kent Receptionist Leif Patrick Alves Holm Woman Backpacker Senija Causevic Young Girl Chloe Rayson Mother Anne Pearson d. ph. Minttu Mantynen location sd. Chris Campion p. designer Kara Ramsay camera ass. Kirsteen Bell location ass. Gemma Ovens p. ass. Ryan McHenry dubbing ed. Renate Bakke offline ed. Silje Nordseth online ed, Ian Ballantyne m. Arvid Sletta For Scottish Screen exec. p. Julia Caithness and Becky Lloyd Special thanks to Mark Geddes, The South West Scotland Screen Commission, Drømmesuiten A5, Sound Factory A5, Hammerhead TV, GMAC, Colin Mendham, Mitcorp UK Ltd., Alice Stilgoe, Jill Keen [… etc al …] Filmed on location in Dumfries and Galloway Postprodukjonsselskopet Drømmesuiten, Jeorge Elkin Enterprises, GMAC. Made with the support from the South West Screen Commission and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © 2007 Imagine Pictures Ltd. .
As celebrations get under way on the holy day of Eid, a British Asian family are surprised by a sudden visit. Soon smouldering family resentment and unexpected racial hatred rise to the surface as the 'family' find themselves in conflict with each other.
Director, Zak Hanif ; Producer, GMAC Shortcuts. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen and Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present a Shortcuts production w. Zak Hanif Mr Aziz Renu Setna Shezy Mohammed Taqi Nazeer Ilyas Robert Mountford Sandra Charlotte Allan Saima Vineeta Rishi Mrs Aziz Shamshad Akhtar Sadaf Anima Bodane Hamzah Subhaan Saleem Omar Omar Alim Dancers Punjabi No 1 Family Friend Maimoona Saleem d. ph. Minttu Mantynen film ed. Lewis Gourlay original m. Anders Sodergren set designers Maja Mangard and Natalie Thorne dubbing ed. Robert Walker sd. rec. Douglas Fairgrieve focus puller Gordon McMillan camera ass. Graham Findlay make up and hair Hollie Armstrong p. coordinator Anna O'Dell runners Mari Newman and David Mearns sc. developer Karen O'Hare directors mentor Peter Mackie Burns "Ha La La" performed by Ajuba. Composed by Diyal Puri, Jandu Lithra courtesy of Oriental Star Agencies / Brian Engel Publishing Special thanks to Maggi Kinloch of RSAMD, Cagoule Productions, Progressive Broadcast, Caroline Stewart, Maimoona Saleem, Athar Alim, Melanie and Eilza Chiswell, Screen Academy Scotland, Anne Mitchell of Extra-Verts, Hermione Morrison and Glendrick Roost Animal Welfare Centre, Mrs S. Hanif, Ann and John Bray, Martin Smith, Faisal Aziz, Shamshad and family, Charanji @ Punjabi No. 1 GMAC short film ass. Claire English GMAC short film coordinator Kathy Spiers exec. p. for GMAC Dale Corlett exec. p. for UK Film Council Julia Caithness exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. shortcuts Karen O'Hare GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVIII.
In a small Scottish town, a teenage girl is forced to visit her grandfather. When his infirmity turns their outing from a chore into outright humiliation, she must make a stark choice: his dignity or her own?
Director, Robin Haig ; Producer, [p.c. Blindside Productions]. -- Credits: [Rowan Kirsty Mackay Grandfather James Martin Girl 1 Nicole Perry Girl 2 Elaine McNicol Girl 3 Kimberley Neill Chip Shop Man Andy Townsley 1st ass. d. Jo Hutcheon, Marissa Carrara 3rd ass. d. Max McNally runners Moe Abutoq, Elizabeth Edgar, Lauren Gourlay addit. runner David Hayman GMAC short film ass. Claire English GMAC short film coordinator and pre-commission story developer Kathy Spiers p. man. Ruth Jackson d. ph. Ole Bratt Birkeland focus puller Gordon McMillan camera ass. Magnus Graham sc. supervisor Karen Wood gaffer Derrick Ritchie sd. rec. Tim Dyer p. designer Amanda Currie art dept. ass. Stuart Burnett costume designer Carole K. Fraser costume ass. Katy Darby make-up artist Hollie Armstrong stills ph. Pieter van der Houwen composer John Harris dubbing mixer Dan Lyth ed. John Sackey colourist Joe Spiers director's mentor Morag McKinnon Thanks to Eileen Byrne, Chris Cameron, Kahleen Crawford, Liam Elder, Jim Fleming, Marco van Geffen, Susan Haig, Amanda Hallson, Michael Higson, Pieter van der Houwen, Roland Keane, Amanda Keown, Jolien Laarman, Craig Latta, Liz Lochhead, Bovy MacKinnon, Brian McCormick, Mark Puffet, Lynsey Sinnamon, Patrice Toye, The Dubbing Theatre, Castlevecchi Cafe Paisley, Linda Campbell and Stuart Cadenhead at WriteCameraAction! Special thanks to Mark Templeton and Michelle Crawford at the Melbourne Fry Saltcoats, Jonathan Paterson and all at Adelaide Biblical College Saltcoats w. and d. Robin Haig p. David Hancock, Kat Calton exec. p. for UK Film Council Julia Caithness exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. for GMAC Dale Colett exec. p. for Shortcuts Karen O'Hare].
Alan aspires to be a human popsicle…literally. For this film is about the weird and wacky world of cryonics. Instead of burial or cremation get yourself put in a freezer, wait a few hundred years, get defrosted and off you go. Just keep your fingers crossed there’s not a power cut.
Director, Rowena Cohen ; Producer, Iridescent Films. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Iridescent Films camera Vladimir Trivic addit. camera Rowena Cohen sd. rec. Miha Jaramaz p. ass. Rachel Zanders ed. Louise Stevens composer Richard Chester online ed. Sue Giovanni sd. dub Gerrit Swanepoel Thanks Alan Sinclair Cryonicist, Sylvia Sinclair, Cyril Cohen, Richard Boon, Ted Watling, Teresa Shinners, Selvin Cooper, Mark Hennessy short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap production man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, 55 Degrees, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute © Iridescent Films 2008.
Self-storage units are windows into human histories: the silent cells with their discarded objects and dust-covered furniture are inscribed with past dreams, secret hopes and lives we cannot let go of. STEEL HOMES explores the fragmented nature of memories, set in the starkly beautiful aesthetic of our modern industrial world.
Director, Eva Weber ; Producer, Quark Films and Odd Girl Out production. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents in order of appearance Rafael Nombela, Anthony Mitchell, Chirag Rughani, Miyoshi Jenner, Tony Dollar, Tony Vaughton, Sofia Asif, Joanna Brendon, Bradford Gross, Todd Scanlon, Jeff Twiss, Mercedes Clark-Smith, Millicent Wilkie, Susan Wilkie ed. Carol Salter d. ph. Eduard Grau addit. ph. Catherine Derry composer Chris White sd. design / dubbing mixer Jake Roberts, Barnaby Templar colourist Patrick Morgan sd. rec. Helen McGovern addit. sd. Franco Ross Adams, Laura Fairbanks, Julian Wilson foley artist Sue Harding p. ass. Faye Bradshaw, Tory Lenosky stills ph. Christopher Myhill Made with the generous assistance of Daniel Witchett, Piers Sanderson, Ole Mienert at Panalux, Carey Duffy at South London Filters, Matt & Rob at Feral Equipment, Helen Brennan at Access Self Storage, Paul at Access Acton, Craig at Personal Storage Shepherd's Bush, Tracy Taylor ay Henfield Hire, Jonas Witt at Safe Store, Robin Greenwood at Rachel Fullick at The Sanctuary With special thanks to Angela Cartwright, Nigel Daniels, Chloe Gehlcken, Gavin Wormull, Daniela Hennemeier [… et al …] acting p. for Odd Girl Out Productions Samantha Zarzoza short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, 55 Degrees, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute © Copyright 2008 Odd Girl Out Productions & Quark Films.
Amateur cine film featuring days out around the east coast and borders of Scotland in the 1970s. Includes footage of a canal trip on the 'Queen of the Borders', a day at Edinburgh Zoo, train rides and summer days out on the Fife coast at Kinghorn and Burntisland, and finishing up around Edinburgh.
The work of Marshall Orr Precision Sheet Metal Engineers, Cumbernauld.
Director, [filmed by Rev. John Jackson] ; Producer, JJ Films. -- Credits: graphics Alan Marshall, Margaret Todd lights ass. Wilson Marshall location extras Jill Marshall, Anne Marshall The co-operation of management and staff of Marshall-Orr in producing this film is appreciated.
MILLENNIUM SHOTS: Bruce Peebles Engineering Works, Barratt Horse Trials
Amateur compilation of footage including steam train manufacture and interiors at Bruce Peebles Engineering Works and general views of horse trials.
An amateur compilation of footage. Features a 'guessing game' where the viewer is asked to identify places featured on screen [around Berwickshire?]. Finishes with brief footage of the Chirnside Rally in June 2000, and an Open Day at Ladykirk Gardens.
"The great bridges of the Tweed. The river, its setting, uses, vistas and story." An amateur film about the Tweed concentrating on historical and scenic aspects.
Director, Rev. John Jackson. -- Credits: research, camera work, production, editing and graphics by John Jackson. Filmed in 16mm.
A mixed bag of film features on this amateur compilation reel made in 1980. Beginning with a spoof reel, the film then features canal boats at Linlithgow, Horse Driving Trials at Mellerstain near Kelso and finishes with a copy of a commercial release for children DOWN ON THE FARM starring 'Trigger' the horse.
Compilation of amateur footage featuring the changes of the seasons. Includes the Christmas lights of Berwick, and the freezing winter of 1979, as well as general summer scenes around the Berwickshire coastline, and agricultural scenes. [mainly filmed 1970s, edited 1993]
A scenic tour of the borderland around Berwickshire. Includes Kelso, Coldstream Bridge, the River Tweed and Berwick itself.
PAST TIME PASTIMES; FAIRGROUND FIELD WORKERS
A compilation reel. Features fairground attractions taken around 1948, such as fortune teller, coconut shy and merry-go-round, followed by a snapshot of workmen in the fields enjoying a break. The reel ends with a few commercial productions aimed at children such as British Pathe 'Dizzy Daredevils' and Punch and Judy.
An amateur compilation reel featuring styles of dress of the 1920s - 1940s with a Scottish scenic backdrop. Wark Football team playing a match c. 1960.
[mostly filmed by John V. Jackson, Craigs School section filmed by J. Atterson].
CINE JOTTER: A re-mix of some bits and pieces
An amateur 'cine jotter' featuring a compilation of footage in and around Berwickshire. Includes the Berwick Christmas lights of 1998, rural scenes around the Tweed, salmon fishing at Norham Bridge, interiors of Melrose Motor Museum, the Queen making a Royal Visit in 1984 and sailing.
CONTRASTING CENTURIES: Cinematic Study of Berwick's Architecture
An amateur record of architecture in and around Berwick, with a little insight into the history of the Border town along the way.
An amateur compilation of 'Cine Ramblings' including footage of the Eyemouth Maritime Festival, Norham Summer Scarecrow Festival, exteriors of Coldstream House as it was put on the market for sale, and Christmas lights at Coldstream. The reel finishes with a short 'Cineart' film featuring paintings by Monet and still images of steam trains.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: JJ Films 16mm.
An amateur compilation, mostly of concerning railway trains. Includes still images of vintage steam trains, train stations at Melrose, Dunbar, Portobello, Blackford Hill, Eskbank & Dalkeith and the construction work at Falrkirk Grahamston station that resulted in a new station in 1986. Also includes footage of a museum of mining at Prestongrange.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: JJ Films present in cine 16mm film .
An amateur compilation of footage, including Boys Brigade camp at Loch Morlich and Aviemore, Coldstream Civic Week and the Riding of the Marches, birdlife on the Farne Islands, Sir Alec Douglas-Home visiting Coldstream, and the visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to Edinburgh.
An amateur film compilation featuring steam trains and model railways. Includes footage of an 89 year old locomotive 'Maude', the Fife Coast Express and the Royal train at Greenhill in Silver Jubilee year, 1977.
BERWICKSHIRE TIMEWARP: A Study of Greenlaw
An amateur compilation of footage relating to Greenlaw, Berwickshire. Includes the Greenlaw Fayre Day in 1998, including crowning of the Maid. [The film would originally have been screened with a commentary, explaining some of the history and context]
[filmed by John V. Jackson]. -- Credits: JJ Films 16mm. This film could not have been made without the help of those who kindly allowed the use of their land and properties. Historical background was provided by Mrs Ishbel Coy. Thanks also to the Rev. Tom S. Nicholson, Minister at Greenlaw. Gordon Ledgerwood Westruther for his help. Mrs Trotter kindly provided the map of Greenlaw 1859. The Tweedale Press granted the use of the wartime photographs for this film.
TWO THOUSAND AND ONE PACES: A Newsreel of Bonnybridge
An amateur newreel about Bonnybridge in the early 1980s. Features children walking for the bus, the annual Scout camp at Barr Wood, clearing the banks of the Forth and Canal, and the Bonnybridge Gala celebrations, complete with crowning of the Gala Queen.
An amateur compilation reel featuring footage in and around the Scottish Borders. Includes Kimmerghame House and gardens, Berwickshire, Foulden village, Sinclair's Hill, Hirsel Lake, Eyemouth harbour, and Nether Byres House and gardens.
An amateur film compilation around the Borders. Includes footage of a visit to Duns by The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland the Rt. Rev Dr. James A. Simpson, a 250th anniversary celebration service at URC St. Paul's Spittal church, Berwick, Swinton Gala and the Crowning of the Queen of the Merse in 1995. Finishes with brief footage of a vintage car and tractor rally at Chillingham.
An amateur compilation of footage recording architectural detail and country setting of churches in the Borders. Features Ladykirk Church, Fogo Kirk, Swinton village and church, Whitsome village and Kirk, Kelso St. John's church.
An amateur compilation reel of archive sequences filmed between 1928 - 1956. Includes footage of agricultural scenes in Angus, holidays in Gloucester, Lothian and Tyneside, Edinburgh, cars at Stratford. [sound at end, otherwise silent]
[filmed by John V. Jackson (?)]. -- Credits: JJ Films presentation in 16mm. Short Collection of archive sequences filmed 1928 - 1956.
JJ FILMS CINE ARCHIVES - EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW
An amateur compilation of film of Edinburgh and Glasgow taken by John Jackson and edited together on this reel by his son, Rev. John Jackson to be screened in in 1996, the Centenary of Cinema. Features Edinburgh and Glasgow street scenes, Clyde steamers and the local landmarks of these two Scottish cities.
THEIR SILVER YEAR: Cranhill Parish Church, Glasgow
An amateur record of Cranhill Church in its Silver Anniversary year, 1978. Records everyday life in Cranhill and how the community connects with the church - through Girl's Brigade, Boy's Brigade, at primary school, or general meetings and celebrations.
An amateur film marking the 500th anniversary of Ladykirk Church, Berwickshire, in the year 2000. Includes footage of a flower festival at the Church, and, very briefly, the village of Horndean.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: O LORD HOW EXCELLENT IS THY NAME IN ALL THE EARTH. This film is dedicated to all who are part of the history of Ladykirk, and to those who in its 500 year by much effort marked the event..
An amateur compilation of footage relating to the Borders. Includes a vintage car rally at Mellerstain House, general views around Berwick, village of Etal, an agricultural show, village of Wooler, and a section flashing back to Wooler in 1946 featuring the threshing of corn. The film ends with a 'pilot's eye view' of an aeroplane flight from Winfield to Glenrothes taken in 1990.
Christmas with Dad follows 22 year old AJ as he and his family prepare for the festive season and the arrival of an eighth child. With remarkable access and insight the film reveals a young man struggling to define his role as a father, haunted by his own childhood and facing an uncertain future.
Director, Connor McCormack ; Producer, Clarity Productions / Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Clarity Productions camera Becky Bell ed. Matt Meech m. Theo Weywood sd. design Jamie Talbutt online ed. Guido Schneider short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Thank you to A.J. and Family, Alice Bowerman, Louie Blystad-Collins, Hussein Kanore, Carmen Cox, Menekse Meech Supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, 55 Degrees, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Insitute © Clarity Productions Ltd. MMVIII.
Amateur cine archive of Scotland's east coast around the early 1930s.
Amateur cine archive around Scotland and England.
Carlo Roda has gleaned thousands of films over the past 30 years. His life’s work now sits in a damp, dusty warehouse while his dreams turn into memories.
Director, Tomás Sheridan ; Producer, La Bella Allee. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen and Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present a Shortcuts production in association with BBC Scotland cinemat. Leo Bruges sd. rec. Chris Campion, Andrea Contino addit. camera Tomás Sheridan ed. Dave Arthur online ed. John Sackey re-recording mixer Rob Walker p. man. Luca Bondielli p. co-ordinator Emanuela Lorenzone original score composed by Marcella Carboni - Harp performed by Gloria Clemente - Accordion stills ph. Sacha Beverini story developer Kirsty McLeod d. and p. mentor Allan Campbell GMAC short film ass. Claire English GMAC short film co-ordinator Kathy Spiers archive footage from Al Cinema Garibaldi by Carlo Roda with thanks to Carlo Roda Thanks also to Roberto Vendasi and the Volunteers, Giacomo Merani and La Loggia de'Banchi, Silvia Staderoli and family, Franscesco Ditria and Jolly Roger Equipment hire, everyone from La Casa della Buona Novella, Napier University and Screen Academy Scotland, Karen Smyth, The faithful cinemagoers of La Spezia, the City of La Spezia and its people. To my very special crew and those who helped plan, question, reconsider and bring this film to life. exec. p. for UK Film Council Julia Caithness exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. for BBC Scotland Ewan Angus exec. p. for GMAC Dale Corlett exec. p. for Shortcuts Karen O'Hare GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council. Made with the support of the UK Film Council's New Cnema Fund and supported by The National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVIII.
At the start of the bitter Winter War, the Soviet Red Army invaded Finnish-Karelia forcing thousands of civilians deep into Finland. Teenagers Annikki, Inkeri and Hikka left their families to drive cattle through deep snow and hostile lands. A lifetime later they look back on their adventures.
Director, Minttu Måntynen ; Producer, Pulkka / Skyline productions. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Insitute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and Pulkka / Skyline productions contributors Annikki Jårvelåinen, Inkeri Freese, Hilkka Raassina with Eini Karhulhati, Saimi Saharinen, Pentti Raassina warm thanks to all who shared their stories Eine Hård, Aino Ikonen, Hely ja Reino Juvonen, Anja Kanerva, Maila Nikkanen, Jenny Olander, Lea Touminiemi, Anja Seppålå, Eeva Vallinkoski, Raija Vesterinen and the Riitta Himanen for great Karelian hospitality! special thanks to Lauri Kosonen, Evakkolapset ry, Laina Kauppinen, Evakkoinstituutti, Timo Syrjala, Folk Music Institute Finland, Koivun Kotielainpiha [… et al …] research ass. Milli Mantynen sd. Toumas Klaavo sd. design John Cobban, Marcelo de Oliveira colourist Ian Ballantyne m. Itkuvirsi Karjalaisten Kohtalosta (The Lament for the faith of Karelians), Okseja Makiselka, YLC Direct recordings 1940. Used with kind permission of Folk Music Institute Finland. Other permissions TEOSTO/GRAMEX ed. Minttu Måntynen cinematography Scott Ward p. for Pulkka Scott Ward exec. p. for Skyline Leslie Hills short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, ARC Facilities, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute © Pulkka 2008.
Melanie, 34, knows she will die within 10 years due to autoimmune disease. Having survived a near fatal operation, Melanie escaped the stresses of city life to search for her ideal home for the time she has left - but it's not as easy as that.
Director, Paul Gray ; Producer, North Isle Productions Ltd. / Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen and North Isle Productions Special thank you Melanie Armer, Thomas Finlay, Theresa Finlay d. ph. Ian Dodds sd. rec. Marcelo de Oliveira, Lili Sandelin ed. Fiona Reid online ed. Ian Ballantyne dub and sd. engineer Marcelo de Oliveira co-producer Douglasd Dougan Thank you The Cerys Project at Stratherrick Catholic Church Inverness; ARC Facilities; Gary Hall, Robert Walker at Napier University; Rebecca Day, Sirpa Norri, Brian Suttie, Professor Scott Murray, Dr. Neville Singh short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, ARC Facilities, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute Fluid Eye Productions, North Isle Productions. © North Isle Productions 2008.
For most Londoners, home is here but also somewhere at the other end of a phone line. Calling Home is a gripping portrait of long distance relationships.
Director, Maria Eduarda Andrade, Marcelo Starobinas ; Producer, Bridging the Gap. -- Credits: Scottish Documentary Institute presents a Bridging the Gap production in association with Scottish Screen ed. Patricia Gomes m. and sd. design Julia Kny cinemat. Maria Eduarda Andrade camera ass. Line Nikita ass. p. Arij Al-Soltan technical adviser Jonathan Whitehall translators Arij Al-Soltan, Henry Makiwa, Mindaugas Kiaupas, Neil Nunes, Shadan Khattak Special thanks to Alex Carvino, Doug Block, Edson Costa, Edson Porto, Cameron Hills, Feasible Films, Guy King, Henny Ngu, Leena Pasanen, Marc Isaacs, Michael Glawogger, Minou Norouzi, Peter Vilk, Pantelis Zampetakis, Prince Noel. Roxana Pope, Steve Owen, Tony Dowmunt Bridging the Gap p. man. Finlay Pretsell short film exec. for Scottish Screen Leslie Finlay exec. p. Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, Skillset Film Skills Fund, Edinburgh College of Art, Angus Digital Media Centre, 55 Degrees, ARC Facilities, Docspace, Scottish Documentary Institute © SDI Productions 2008.
A documentary team explores the strange world of community wardens.
Director, David Newbigging. -- Credits: [UK Film Council, Scottish Screen & Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) present a shortcuts production in association with BBC Scotland Cast Dougie David Elliot Mark John McQuiston Alfie Robert Harrison Conrad Hawk Vince Docherty Interviewer Karen Bartke Police Officer Jaime Cameron Kids Marcus Nash, William McGeachy, Ryan Cornish, Jamie Rush Extras Kevin Spiers, Kevin O’Niell, Jaime Gough, Catriona Clifford, Natalie Corey, Paul Varley, Sean Boyle, Liam Leslie, Olachan Bowie, Dillon Bowie, Justin Curran, Josie Robertson, Bill Stewart, Kathleen Stewart, Heather Davis Crew 1st Assistant Director Laura Keenan 2nd Assistant Director Mark Lacey 3rd Assistant Director Sean Boyle Director of Photography Steven Mochrie Camera Assistant Felix Gilfedder Camera Trainee’s Ben Promphrett, Justin Curran Sound Recordist Martin Cunningham Casting Director Caroline Stewart Production Designer Danny McConnell Art Dept. Standby Shaun Patton Costume Designer Elli Hatfield Script Supervisor Chris Fallen Pyrotechnics Dave Mason, Jamie Cameron Stunt Coordinator Dougie Graham Production Assistant John Young GMAC Trainee’s Victtor Borba, Katie Beckett, Gary Cullen, Lauren Gourlay, Ellie Adamo Catering Branchton Community Centre Stills Liam Leslie Editor Sam Hinckley Online Editor Eric Smith Re-recording mixer Iain Anderson Effects Editor Tom Griffiths Music Ross Galloway Additional Music M Prigent and L. Bennett. Short Film Assistant Claire English GMAC Shorts Co-ordinator Kathy Speirs Development Nigel Smith Director Mentor Jim McRoberts Producer Mentor Catherine Aitken w. Gordon McLean Thanks to Sea and Spice Chip Shop, Branchton Community Centre, Inverclyde Council, Inverclyde Academy, Fisher Trucks, Joe at Luigis Chip Shop, Cardonald College, Inverclyde Community Safety Team, Progressive Broadcast, Salvalas, Edit123,, Michelle Nash, Pauline Cornish, Alison McGeachy, Lorraine Clifford, Jason Orr, John Chutta Executive Producer for UK Film Council: Julia Caithness Executive Producer for Scottish Screen: Robbie Allen Executive Producer for BBC Scotland: Ewan Angus Executive Producer for GMAC: Dale Corlett Executive Producer for GMAC shortcuts: Karen O’Hare GMAC is core funded by Glasgow City Council Made with support of the UK Film Council’s New Cinema Fund and supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen Followed by Logos: © UK Film Council / GMAC MMVIII].
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'New Funk Theory' by H Foundation. Robots and DJs in the lab enjoy the music.
Director, Tom Sayer. -- Credits: Track New Funk Theory Artist H Foundation.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Deep Hit of Morning Sun' by Primal Scream. A man with a bright 'sun head' seeks his soulmate as he walks around the city by night.
Director, Gavin Boyter. -- Credits: Track Deep Hit of Morning Sun Artist Primal Scream.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'You're My Favourite Music' by Niko. Summer street scenes, Glasgow 2003.
Director, Craig Reece. -- Credits: Track You're My Favourite Music Artist Niko [ed. Ben Skea camera Benjie Bateman].
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Stay (In The Honey Tree)' by Space Raiders. A little girl escapes the boredom of playing alone when a furry monster comes to stay.... but it all goes wrong when they raid the fridge!
Director, Mike Baldwin. -- Credits: Track Stay (In The Honey Tree) Artist Space Raiders.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Wild Chillies' by Deadly Avenger. A nightwatchman finds a mysterious woman in the swimming pool.... but is it all a dream?
Director, Will Andrews. -- Credits: Track Wild Chillies Artist Deadly Avenger.
Music video produced for '4 Minute Wonders' scheme, featuring the track 'Night Moves' by Envoy. A man runs through an animated cityscape trying to escape his destiny.... because at the stroke of midnight he will turn into a werewolf!
Director, Calum Ferguson. -- Credits: Track Night Moves Artist Envoy.
An amateur film recording Jill and Lyndsey's wedding. Scenes at the church as wedding party and guests arrive, photographs and brief shots of the reception at the Park Hotel.
An amateur record of a Jackson family holiday in and around Wooler, Northumberland.
A compilation of amateur footage, mostly featuring Jackson family outings and children growing up. Includes family picnics and pony rides, Abbey St. Bathans Trout Farm, and John Jackson Snr. being awarded the Chief Scout Award.
Day to day activities at Abercorn Lodge School, prior to the start of the Second World War. Features footage of an outdoor summer nursery class, games, an exhibition of handiwork, and a school trip to the beach by tram.
[filmed by John V. Jackson]. -- Credits: ed. and p. John V. Jackson.
Amateur family film compilation featuring the Jackson family 1928 - 1947.
An amateur overview of the life of Scotland's South East coastline, it's nature and communities. Featuring Berwick, St. Abb's Head, Farne Islands, Tweedmouth, the Eyemouth Herring Queen celebrations in 1986, and an RNLI rescue display.
Cinemouse and Booksie, two animated characters, take the viewer on a lighthearted introduction to the range of films in the collection of the Rev. John Jackson - they're so much better than watching television!
An amateur tribute to steam trains - both real life and model versions. Includes footage of the East Coast line after electrification, the Bo'ness Birkhill railway extension, Duns Garden model railway and Heatherslaw Light Railway.
An amateur cine notebook in and around Berwick. Includes footage of the 'Berwick Classic' motorsport club event, the May Fair, the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, as well as plenty of footage of the town itself.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: JJ Films Production.
Amateur footage featuring Border lands including Berwick, Eyemouth, Yetholm, Galashiels, Edinburgh, Selkirk, Melrose and Flodden. It shows some of the traditions and customs of the area but mostly the film is a scenic tour.
Amateur compilation of footage relating to horses. Features horse trials at Charterhall, a home riding school at Bonnybridge, the Kelso Horse Show, Rising of the Marches at Flodden Civic Week, horse show at Enniscrone in Ireland. The final section of film features black and white footage of horses at Wooler and Derby Day at Epsom.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: [older 1940s section filmed by John V. Jackson].
DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER AT CITY HOSPITAL EDINBURGH
News footage of Princess Alice, the Duchess of Gloucester, touring wards and meeting patients and staff at the City Hospital for Infectious Diseases, Colinton Mains, Edinburgh during the hospital's Diamond Jubilee year.
Amateur footage of two Second World War veterans who work together on embroidery projects - one sketches the outlines and the other embroiders, despite having a paralysed arm.
Director, Mr Coleman or Lanark Cine Club.
Amateur footage of the 1st Battalion Renfrewshire & Bute Home Guard Guides on duty on the moors of Renfrewshire.
EVENTS IN PAISLEY / QUEEN MARY LEAVING THE CLYDE / EMPIRE EXHIBITION
A compilation of amateur footage, from street scenes in Paisle to views of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow at night.
Director, Campbell Horsburgh (deceased) and Joseph Blair.
Amateur footage of the launch of the liner 'Queen Elizabeth' from John Brown's yard at Clydebank.
Director, Mr Campbell Horsburgh (deceased).
Amateur footage of a woman and boy at Pittenweem harbour on a summer day, including shots of various fishing boats at harbour.
Amateur footage of Grandpa's 80th birthday tea with the family.
SCHOOL PARTIES / ISLAY, ARRAN AND MILLPORT
A compilation of amateur footage of family holidays at Millport, Arran and Islay, preparations for the Empire Exhibition opening ceremony and some children's parties.
DATTA O.T.S. OFFICERS' TRAINING SCHOOL - SUNRISE
Amateur footage of activities at Datta Officers' Training School in Lahore (?) and street scenes in Lahore, including shots of the Zamzama gun and local architecture.
Amateur footage of Simla and surrounding countryside in winter.
Amateur footage of activities in and around Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage of a train journey through India and views from a balcony in Bombay (now Mumbai).
Amateur footage of locations and activities in and around Lahore in India, including shots of Shalimar Gardens and shots from a train journey.
Amateur footage of the King's Own Scottish Borderers on training in Waziristan in the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage of activities and public buildings in Lahore, India.
Amateur footage of Poona (Pune) in India, including shots of ornate and art deco-style residential buildings, and local people at work.
Amateur footage of military training and a military convoy passing along a mountain road in northern India during WW2.
Amateur footage of staff and patients at Raigmore Hospital near Inverness.
Amateur footage of activities near Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage of soldiers practising mortar firing near Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage of streets and buildings of Delhi, including the Red Fort, the Jami Masjid mosque and the Viceral Lodge on the President's Estate.
Amateur footage of activities in and around Datta Officers' Training School in India during WW2.
Amateur footage of the Royal Yacht Britannia and ships of the Home Fleet passing on the Cromarty Firth.
Amateur footage of a road journey through the North-West Frontier area of India around the start of WW2, including shots of armed local men, landscape and fortifications.
Amateur footage in the Fortrose area of the potato harvest and other local scenes.
Amateur footage of a journey by car and train from Kashmir into the North West Frontier province of India, including shots of landscape and local people.
Amateur footage of training exercises and local people around Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage in winter of soldiers and local people at Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage in winter of soldiers and local people in and around Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
Amateur footage of local people at work in India and British soldiers on bicycle patrol.
Amateur footage of the Irvine family in India, including shots of a British military wedding and parade.
[filmed by Arthur E.S. Irvine and family].
Amateur footage of ruined buildings in Munster and Hamburg in Germany after the end of World War II.
Amateur footage of a bomb-damaged city in Germany at the end of World War II.
Amateur footage of a wedding reception, including shots of the bride, groom and guests drinking champagne and posing for photographs on a lawn. Possibly a member of the Sutherland-Graeme family of Graemeshall, Orkney (?)
Amateur footage of a leisure journey along a river in northern India, including shots of local people at work on the river bank and in various craft on the river.
Amateur footage of people in the house and garden at Coates House near Newburn in Fife.
SCOTLAND / DUMFRIES DISTRICT INFIRMARY CHILDREN'S WARD
Amateur footage of the Irvine family on holiday in Argyll and at the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, and shots of the Dumfries area, including activities at Nithbank Hospital and the Grove Convalescent Home.
FORTROSE CELEBRATIONS / PLANTING CORN / FORTROSE HARBOUR AND REGATTA
Amateur footage of events in the Fortrose area, including the celebration of St. Boniface Fair, the cycle of growing corn on a local farm and brief shots of a regatta.
Director, [filmed by Arthur E.S. Irvine] ; Producer, Commercials by Peak films..
Amateur footage of the Irvine family and their friends and relations at the Irvines' home at Raigmore Hospital or on outings around the neighbouring area.
[filmed by Arthur E.S. Irvine & family].
Amateur footage of the Irvine family in India, including shots of Lahore, the Golden Temple at Amritsar, a forest lumber yard, street and market scenes and trainers with performing animals and birds.
Amateur footage of British troops in Norway at the end of WW2, relaxing at a fjord and taking part in the National Day parade? after the liberation of Norway.
Amateur footage of activities and events in and around Razmak army training camp, a base for the King's Own Scottish Borderers, in Waziristan on the North-West Frontier of India around the start of WW2.
RAIGMORE - STAFF AND PATIENTS, INJURED SERVICEMEN RECEIVE MEDALS
Amateur footage of activities and events at Raigmore Hospital near Inverness in the immediate post-war years, including shots of staff and patients, and a visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to present medals.
Amateur footage of the Irvine family in India, including shots of the mountains of Kashmir and local people at work in town and countryside.
Amateur footage of Irvine family events during World War II, particularly Richard Irvine's leave visits home from war duty - includes shots of family homes in Dumfries and at Raigmore Hospital near Inverness.
Amateur footage of social and work activities and occasions around Raigmore Hospital.
Amateur footage of Irvine family events, including shots of Drum Castle and a passing out parade at Sandhurst, which is edited within the framework of a light-hearted romantic story.
Amateur footage of the Irvine family in India, including shots of military parades and a voyage along the Suez Canal.
Amateur footage of the Irvine family on a trip to meet relations in Dublin.
[filmed by Arthur E.S. Irvine / Richard H.S. Irvine.
Amateur footage of the Irvine family at home and going on a visit to relations in a farm in the countryside.
[filmed by Arthur E.S. Irvine / Richard H.S. Irvine].
Amateur footage of the ceremonies and parade for Mayor's Sunday in Berwick, activities at the King's Own Scottish Borderers training centre and the unveiling ceremony of a new plaque on Berwick war memorial.
Amateur footage of the aftermath of the rail crash at Goswick in Northumberland 26th October 1947, with soldiers of the King's Own Scottish Borderers travelling from Berwick Barracks to help in the rescue work.
BERWICK KOSB - KINGS OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS
Amateur footage of activities and ceremonies of the King's Own Scottish Borderers in Berwick Barracks and in the town, including shots of the KOSB "Freedom of Berwick" parade and ceremony in 1947 attended by the Duchess of Gloucester.
25th FOOT K.O.S.B. KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS GIVEN FREEDOM OF BERWICK 1947
Amateur footage of preparations for the King's Own Scottish Borderers "Freedom of Berwick" parade and ceremony in 1947, including some title captions.
KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS "FREEDOM OF BERWICK" PARADE
Amateur footage of activities at the King's Own Scottish Borderers training centre and in Berwick Barracks and shots of the KOSB "Freedom of Berwick" parade and ceremony in 1947 attended by the Duchess of Gloucester.
BERWICK AND KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS
Amateur footage of King's Own Scottish Borderers soldiers training and shots of the coast near Berwick.
BRUSSELS / KINGS OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS AT HALLE
Amateur footage of a 155th Infantry Brigade army sports event, possibly at Halle in Belgium and shots of a visit to Brussels.
4th KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS SPORTS
Amateur footage of activities of the 4th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers at a base in Halle, Germany, including shots of sports and swimming events, inspection drill and a parade to mark the departure of a commanding officer.
Amateur footage of an Orange Walk on the streets of Motherwell, including shots of various bands and lodge banners.
An amateur story film based around Jessie Matthews baking vol-au-vent cases!
Amateur footage of an Orange Walk in Lanarkshire passing through town streets and ending in a public park, where the onlookers relax, eat, drink and buy souvenirs.
Amateur footage of a summer trip around the Clyde, including Benmore Botanical Garden, Lochgoilhead, Strachur and a trip on the ferry 'Sound of Shuna'.
Amateur footage of the Lanimer Day procession in Lanark, including shots of the Lord Cornet and supporters, decorated lorries and children in fancy dress.
Amateur footage of the stages of construction of Strathclyde Country Park.
Amateur footage of a holiday to Skye, including shots of Mallaig and Skye.
Amateur footage of coach tours and holidays in the north west of Scotland, including visits to Dunkeld, Inverness, Kingussie, Strathpeffer, Gairloch, Fort William and Oban.
Amateur footage of a cruise on the liner S.S. Uganda, including visits to Madeira, Tenerife, Casablanca and Lisbon.
Amateur footage of excursions and events organised by Dalziel Cine Club from Motherwell.
Amateur footage of Dalziel Cine Club outings to Culzean Castle and Huntfield House, and a steamer trip to Rothesay.
Amateur footage of a weekend caravan holiday at Bennane Head in Ayrshire, including trips to Girvan, Portpatrick, Barr and Culzean Castle.
Amateur footage of civic celebrations for Hamilton's Quincentenary year in 1975, including local history events, a public parade and an armed forces display.
A documentary about the wildlife of the islands of the St. Kilda archipelago, including footage of seabirds, Soay sheep and field mice.
Director, Christopher Mylne. -- Credits: film ed. Christopher Mylne p. Christopher Mylne comm. sp. Christopher Mylne dubbing mixer Bronek Korda The Producers are grateful to the National Trust for Scotland and the School of Scottish Studies, Edinburgh University for the use of the photographs of the old life on St. Kilda; and to the Trust working parties, the Army and the Nature Conservancy for help and facilities on the island.
A promotional film for The National Trust for Scotland's Branklyn Garden in Perth, including footage of the garden's many varieties of plants through the seasons.
Director, Mr & Mrs John Renton ; Producer, Norward Inglis Film Productions. -- Credits: comm. s. April McQuarrie.
A promotional film for the National Trust for Scotland, appealing for new members to join.
A television documentary about the daily routine for the National Trust's employees at Leith Hall in Aberdeenshire,
Director, Graham McLeish ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: film cameraman Malcolm Campbell sd. George Leslie, Keith Russell, Ino Visser dubbing Sandy Craib exec. p. Andrew McNeil ed. Marion Lang, Eddie Mansell .
Amateur footage of a cruise by National Trust for Scotland members from Ardrossan to Alesund in Norway.
Light-hearted documentary about a visit to Fair Isle by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh on the royal yacht Britannia.
Credits: comm. w. Tom Steel comm. sp. Alex Warwick m. Tom Anderson (violin), Willie Johnston (guitar) .
A documentary about properties and gardens throughout the country which are looked after by the National Trust for Scotland.
Director, Shirley Cobham ; Producer, Random. -- Credits: comm. w. Eric Linklater comm. s. Alec Clunes ph. Gordon Lang, John Rendall.
A short television documentary about Brodick Castle on Arran.
Amateur footage of a gardens cruise organised by the National Trust for Scotland, visiting Inverewe Gardens, Iona and Brodick Castle.
Canadian television interview with David Charteris, 12th Earl of Wemyss, as Chairman of the National Trust for Scotland.
Short television report about the creation of a conservation area in Falkland in Fife, including footage of the buildings and architecture of the town.
A travelogue filmed on a National Trust for Scotland cruise around some of Scotland's more remote islands, including footage of Shetland, Fair Isle, Papa Stour, Foula, North Rona, St. Kilda, Barra and Iona.
Director, Tom Steel. -- Credits: comm. s. Alex Warwick m. Colin Warwick (mouth organ) The piper on Mingulay was Callum Johnston Acknowledgements and thanks to:- Ludwig Koch who recorded many of the bird noises - John Betjeman who recited his verse of thanks to Fair Isle - John Bartholemew & Son Ltd. for the use of their map - Captain Maurer of the Meteor for his cooperation.
A travelogue filmed on a National Trust for Scotland cruise around the coast of Scotland, including footage of Inverewe Gardens, St. Kilda, Lerwick and Fair Isle.
Director, Tom Steel, Tom Steel Jr.. -- Credits: m. Bill Toall comm. w. Tom Steel The commentary was devised by Tom Steel and credit is given to those who contributed their ideas and their voices..
Amateur footage of a family holiday by car around the Hebrides, including shots of landscape, ancient monuments and a bird-watching trip.
Footage of a simulated air-sea rescue exercise by Broughty Ferry lifeboat, 228 Squadron at RAF Leuchars and HM Coastguard.
Documentary about the work of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, featuring the crew members and boats of the lifeboat stations at Teesmouth, Fishguard and Tighnabruaich.
Producer, Lauren Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: nar. Diane-Louise Jordan camera Paul Dobson, Rob Llewellyn sd. Keith Potts, Colin Bowes m. Malcolm Clarke film ed. Clive Adcock ass. p. Jean Rowton p. Alex Leger.
A dramatised documentary about the wreck of the fishing boat 'Ben Barvas' on the Pentland Skerries and the rescue operation carried out by the crew of the Longhope lifeboat.
Director, William J. Guild. -- Credits: p. William J. Guild sd. David S. Erskine.
A promotional film for a luxury kennel at Briestonhill, West Calder, including footage of the kennel's facilities, users and extra services.
[filmed by Dr James B B Baird]. -- Credits: comm. Brian Whitfield-Johns.
A film club short drama, in which a boy on a visit to the dentist's has a dream while under anaesthetic that the dentist breaks into his house.
A film club short comedy, in which a woman prepares to go out to a party, but all her preparations go wrong, until she finally finds out that she has mistaken the date and missed the party completely.
p.c. Midcalder Group - Calder Amateur Camera Club.
Amateur comedy short about a man being left in the house when his wife goes off to stay with her mother.
An amateur publicity film for William Thyne Ltd. Carton Manufacturers of Edinburgh, including shots of materials delivery and various stages of carton production.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, the / PUTTING ON THE STYLE
Two amateur films. The first is a comedy based around a sketch by Bob Newhart, 'The Driving Instructor', in which a learner driver's dangerous driving attracts the attention of the police. The second in which a group of children enact scenes to illustrate Lonnie Donegan's song 'Putting on the Style'.
Director, James B.B. Baird, Tom Todd ; Producer, Calders Amateur Camera Club. -- Credits: [1] cast Agnes Thomson (driver), James Tucker (instructor) titles Wilson Yeoman .
Amateur stop motion animation of a pair of boots and some soft toys dancing in time to the Nancy Sinatra song 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin''.
Calders Amateur Camera Club films compilation.
Director, Calders Amateur Camera Club. -- Credits: The Note The Aces Present: cast Alison Boyd, Jean Graham, Isobel Kirk, E. Bertram, D. Pottinger, W. Russell, R. Sanderson THE PUNTER A CALDERS AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB The Joker CACC PRESENTS POOR TABLE GLEBE FILMS PRESENT JOCK RUSSELL CALDER'S AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB PRODUCTION FEATURING "THE RUSSELL FORD" PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE GLEBE FILMS PRESENTS].
Amateur holiday footage of a trip from Plockton to Applecross by Land Rover, via the single track road over the Bealach na Ba or 'Pass of the Cattle'.
Amateur footage of a family holiday trip on the railway line between Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness, with stops at various stations along the route.
A series of short films celebrating the annual International Kingslink Carnival which takes place in August in Glasgow every year.
Producer, [p.c. Kingsway Eye, Diversity Films]. -- Credits: A Diversity Films production in association with Scottish Screen. In memory of Eddie Donnachie 1936 - 2008 camera Leo Saidenough, Safia Sultana, Jamila Nabiyeva sd. Sergey Sedounov, Zahida Aliyeva ed. Leo Saidenough m. Leo Saidenough for Diversity Films Thank you to Kingway Court Health and Wellbeing Centre project partners and mentors Abilgail Howkins, Marie Olesen camera and directing mentor Doug Aubrey © Diversity Films 2007.
A musical extravaganza following a group of 60 budding young musicians taking part in the East by North East music initiative in Easterhouse, Glasgow.
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: [Carol Laula, Marco Rea, Mick Slaven, Allan McKeown, Greg Barnes, David Culbert, David Williamson, Barry Moore, Dean Conlon camera and sd. Abigail Howkins, Adrian Collorec-Novion, Ashley Cochrane, Danny Aubrey, Doug Aubrey, Emma Blaney, Katie Paterson, Marie Olesen, Sam Bessa Reader, Sharon McCance, Stephanie Robertson ExNE animation Katy Dove, Platform artist in residence and the participants of the pARTners programme Diversity Films would like to thank Carol Laula, Marco Rea, Mick Slaven, Allan McKeown, Greg Barnes, Dave Culbert, David Williamson, Barry Moore, Cara Tomlie, Autonomi, Scottish Arts Council Youth Music Initiative, Platform, John Wheatley College, Culture & Sport Glasgow, Wellhouse Community Trust, Lochened High School, Smithycroft High School, Bishops Wood Area Committee, Lloyds TSB Foundation Special thanks to James Dean and most importantly, all the talented young people who participated in ExNE and who made it such a joy to film Diversity Films editing mentor Cassandra McGrogan camera and directing mentor Doug Aubrey project partners and mentors Abigail Howkins, Marie Olesen ExNE is funded by Scottish Arts Council, Platform Greater Easterhouse Arts Company, John Wheatley College, Culture & Sport Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, Lloyds TSB Foundation [post production sd. Leo Saidenough, Carrier Waves ass. ed. Sharon McCance, Leo Saidenough, Ka Man Hung ed. Cassandra McGrogan m. East by North East Music Initiative] © Diversity Films 2008.
A short expressionistic documentary about a call to prayer at the annual Hajj.
Director, Samad Sheidaei. -- Credits: camera Akbar Allahyari.
A mini-doc telling the story of The Bridge in Easterhouse - a cultural hub, hosting among other things an immaculate and aesthetically pleasing library. [Made as part of Weekend Film School 2]
Director, Jason Burke, Johnny Millar, Thomas Simpson. ; Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: d. and p. Jason Burke, Johnny Millar, Thomas Simpson. Weekend Film School April 2008 Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen, 4 Talent, Paul Hamlyn Foundation. © Diversity Films 2008.
DOCUMENT 5: International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival
A lively festival documentary celebrating the Document 5 International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival featuring interviews with acclaimed filmmakers Paul Watson and John Akomfrah.
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: Diversity Films presents in association with Scottish Screen and Document 5 camera, sound and interviews Abigail Howkins, Tulip Chicoine, Adrian Collorec-Novion, Allan Donnachie, Debbie Hughes, Doug Aubrey, Eddie Donnachie, Emma Blaney, Jean Paul Habamenshi, Joe Cleland, Ka Man Hung, Kenny Wilson, Leo Saidenough, Marie Olesen, Michael Mooney, Noreen Real, Peter McMahon, Peri Ibrahim, Sharon McCance ass. ed. Adrian Collorec-Novion, Ka Man Hung, Kenny Wilson, Sharon McCance ed. Tulip Chicoine Supported by Awards for All, this documentary was filmed and edited by new and young filmmakers as part of Diversity Films community filmmaking project Diversity Films would like to thank John Akomfrah, Beate Arnestad, Doug Aubrey, Colin Chambers, Carina Ellmers, Stefano Giantin, Justine Gordon Smith, Tom Harrigan, Lindsay Hill, Alan Knight, Gabor Peter Nemeth, Pietro Silvestri, Karen Thompson, Paul Watson for their interviews Many thanks also to Paula Larkin, Mona Rai, Neill Patton, Chris Bowman and all of the Document 5 volunteers, participants and board members for making the festival possible and Leigh French, Broth Mix Alex Wilde, Broth Mix and all of the Broth Mix contributors, cooks and participants Euan Sutherland, Radical Independent Bookfair Simon Yuill, Electron Club Bob Hamilton, Cit Strolls Malcolm Dickson, Street Level Heather Tait, Artist Paul Holleran, National Union of Journalists Sunny Govan Radio Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow and all of the panellists and audience members who took part in Document 5 Film excerpts Park Justine Gordon Smith Simon Jones - Killed by Casualisation. Simon Jones Memorial Fund My Daughter the Terrorist Beate Arnestad. Snitt Film Production The Nashipur Waters Pietro Silvestri Black and White Zam Salim, Hopscotch Films The Glasgow Girls Lindsay Hill, BBC Scotland Terminus Gabor Peter Nemeth. Metaforum Film Malcolm and Barbara Paul Watson, Granada TV Document 5 Ident and Title Graphic Once Were Farmers m. Piano by Malcolm Pointon (from the film Malcolm and Barbara) End Titles by Ektar Band (from the film Terminus Diversity Films camera and directing mentor Doug Aubrey project producers and mentors Abigail Howkins, Marie Olesen This film was made possible with support from Awards for All.
Drama about how to stand up to bullying. Made by four 11-year-old Easterhouse residents in the Platform Film Group.
Director, Platform Film Group ; Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: starring and filmed, produced and directed Claire Gordon, Jade Quinn, Amy Fitzpatrick, Paul Cochrane camera and sd. mentor Marie Olesen ed. mentor Blair Young post production ass. Antoine Menou Made with thanks to Diversity Films, Platform and The Bridge © Diversity Films 2008.
From Glasgow's oldest house, built in the mid 15th century, local Easterhouse resident Michael wonders if it will be big shopping centres, like the neighbouring Fort which spells the future for his area.
Director, Debbie Hughes and Michael Mooney ; Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: directed and produced Debbie Hughes and Michael Mooney. Weekend Film School October 2007 © Diversity Films 2007.
Min-doc which sees Joseph explain the very complex rules of the Yogiho cards to his friend, Jade.
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: by Joseph McEnroe with Jade Quinn drawings Joseph McEnroe produced at Diversity Films F.A.R.E. Film School. © Diversity Films 2008.
A short film made by secondary pupils at a Glasgow secondary school to help younger pupils with the transition from primary school.
Credits: A film by Smithycroft 53 Short Support Course Michael Bow, Nicola Borland, George Gemmell, Bobby Henderson, Julieanne Moffat, Cheryl Morrison, Neil O'Keefe, Steven Potter, Scott Redmond, Jamie Robertson, Alex Welsh and Charlotte Eaglesham, Kevin McGonigle, Samantha McNally, Dale Preston, James Greer, Michael Frati, Jordan Currie Starring All of us, and Charlie / Mr Rooney, Mr Cumming, Mrs MacPherson, Miss Campbell, Mr Moohan, Mr How, Miss Germon, Mr Gardner, Ms McGeoch, Mrs Farrell, Mrs McKay, Mrs McBride, Mr A'Hara, Miss Mitchell and all the rest of the Smithycroft Troops post production sd. Leo Saidenough ass. ed. Smithycroft 53 Short Support Course, Abigail Howkins ed. Cassandra McGrogan Diversity Films would like to thank Smithcroft Secondary School and staff Special thanks to Mary Farrell, Helen McBride, Tulip Chicoine, Sharon McCance, John Philo, James Dean, Platform, Autonomi, Glasgow Community Planning Partnership, Lloyds TSB Foundation and most importantly all the talented young people who participated in the workshops and filming of First Day at Smithycroft For Diversity Films editing mentor Cassandra McGrogan camera and sound mentors Doug Aubrey, Tulip Chicoine project producers and mentors Abigail Howkins, Marie Olesen. © Diversity Films 2008.
There seems to be no end to 11-year-old Melissa's talents, packed as they are into this busy mini-doc.
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: A film by Melissa Tierney Produced at Diversity Films F.A.R.E Film School © Diversity Films 2008.
In this mini-doc, Joe looks back to his childhood, growing up in Easterhouse. [Made as part of Weekend Film School 1]
Director, Joe Cleland. -- Credits: Weekend Film School October 2007 © Diversity Films 2007.
A community chat show presented by Noreen Real from her 17th floor Glasgow flat.
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: filmed by Doug Aubrey, Eddie Donnachie, Abigail Howkins, Peri Ibrahim, Nonku Mapasa, Jamila Nabiyeva, Leo Saidenough, Samad Shedael, Safia Sultana ed. Leo Saidenough with special thanks to Nikitta Angus, Martin Coyle, Martin Goldie, Peter Mullan, The Michael Rojkov Jazz Quartet, Cumbernauld College, Kingsway Health and Wellbeing Centre and the Residents of Kingsway Court Muisc Free Flight written by Leo Saidenough. Arrangement by Leo Saidenough Acoustic and electric piano by Leo Saidenough Drums by Bertie Fritsh Acoustic and electric guitar by Matt Morrow Sound engineering by Leo Saidenough Recorded at Cumbernauld College Stella by Starlight written by Victor Young Arrangement by Leo Saidenough Acoustuc and electric piano by Leo Saidenough Drums by Bertie Fritsh Acoustic and electric guitar by Matt Morrow Sound engineering by Leo Saidenough Recorded at Cumbernauld College Diversity Films mentors Doug Aubrey, Abigail Howkins, Marie Olesen Thank you to Kingway Court Health and Wellbeing Centre Supported by the National Lottery and through Scottish Screen. © Diversity Films 2008.
A short film about a youth sports project in North Lanarkshire. Filmed and partly edited by the participants.
Producer, [p.c. Diversity Films]. -- Credits: Saturday Sportscene filmmakers Andrew Burns, Lewis Creecham, Christopher Flip, Nicola Healy, Steven Mackay, Chelsea Seggie, DJ Starks and Jaimini Jethwa, Diversity Films. Thanks to all Saturday Sportscene staff and young people for making the project a success! Special thanks to project partners Sidekick, North Lanarkshire Coucnil, Strathclyde Police, Saturday Sportscene, Getting Better Together Project COSLA Team Winner 2008.
11-year-old Jade is a determined young lady who is into her cakes and cooking. Will she want to become a chef by any chance? [Made as part of F.A.R.E. Film School 1]
Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: by Jade Quinn Produced at Diversity Films F.A.R.E. Film . Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © Diversity Films 2008.
A short documentary about the effects untreated water damage is having on residents' homes and health in a community in Glasgow.
Director, Leo Saidenough ; Producer, Diversity Films. -- Credits: Kingsway Eye presents a Diversity Films production in association with Scottish Screen presenter Noreen Real camera Leo Saidenough ed. Leo Saidenough m. Leo Saidenough for Diversity Films project producers and mentors Abigail Howkins, Marie Olesen camera and directing mentor Doug Aubrey Thank you to Kingsway Court Health and Wellbeing Centre Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen © Diversity Films 2007.
A short documentary about finding your way at the annual Hajj. By Iranian filmmaker and Glasgow resident Bijan Sheidaei. (re-edited and subtitled with Diversity Films)
Credits: w. and d. Samad Sheidaei camera Akbar Allah-Yari, Samd Sheidaei ed. Samad Sheidaei translated by Sahar re-ed. and subtitled at Diversity Films With special thanks to Marie Olesen, Abigail Howkins.
‘Party On’ was written, performed and produced by the 5th & 6th year pupils of Kilpatrick School, Clydebank and uses its own refreshing narrative style to explore the groups’ thoughts and feelings over family conflict, prejudice and everybody’s need to throw a good party. When three sisters fall out with their brother over their plans to throw a massive party, the ensuing argument shows who is really the boss in this house. Believing they are challenging their brothers’ assumptions about them, the girls hire a live band for the evening and discover a few prejudices of their own...
Producer, [p.c. GMAC 2nd Unit, Sounds of Progress]. -- Credits: GMAC 2nd Unit in association with Scottish Screen and Scottish Arts Council in partnership with Sounds of Progress present a First Light Movies Film] [Closing Credits: Starring Catherine McGonagle Darlene Mitchell Kerryanne Jesson Steven Murphy and Tommy Cannon Eddie Green Kevin Howell Paul Guest as the band Film Crew Arran Smith Danielle Hardie David Morris Dean O’Connor Jamie O’Malley John Drain Kirsty McGhee Scott Cant Staff For GMAC Jaimini Jethwa Beth Armstrong Dale Corlett Mentors Adam Doig Victor Kennedy Assistants Alessio Avezzano Paul Guest For Sounds of Progress Gordon Dougall Sally Clay Mentors Eddie Green Kevin Howell For Kilpatrick School Gerry Campbell Easton Roberts Elaine McIlree Elizabeth Bowman Geraldine McCool Margaret Dick Stephen Skivington Masterclass Tutors Acting – Victor Kennedy Cinematography – Scott Ward Costume & Art Dept – Angela Gray Directing – DC Barclay Photography – Basharat Khan Set Etiquette – Jackie Thornton & Kathy Speirs Sound Recording – Animal Audio Thanks to: The Staff and Board at GMAC The Staff and pupils at Kilpatrick School Tina at Sounds Of Progress 21st Century Band Stephen Bullock at West Dunbartonshire Educational Services Cammie at Sound Control Langside College Drama Department Alessio’s Flatmates ‘Daydream’ & ‘Half Dome’ Courtesy of Apple/Garageband ‘Down This Way’ (Sinclair) Produced by Philip Sinclair ©Philip Sinclair ‘You Keep Me Rocking’ (Cannon/Fullarton/Green) Performed by 21st Century Band © Sounds Of Progress www.sop.org.uk Closing Logos 1. First Light End Card 2. SS & SAC 3. GCC & SOP 4. GMAC 2nd Unit (animated Logo) © GMAC 2008 (Arial??)] .
A parliamentary delegation is sent to a remote community in the Scottish Highlands where the residents are protesting at their poor links with the outside world. After a few days amongst them, the visitors come to appreciate the locals' lifestyle. [from imdb, last accessed 14/6/10: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044830/]
Director, ELDRIDGE, John ; Producer, Group 3. -- Credits: exec. p. GRIERSON, John assoc. p. SHAUGHNESSY, Alfred Production Controller BAXTER, John sc. ELDRIDGE, John sc. SHAUGHNESSY, Alfred Original novel LINKLATER, Eric ph. GRANT, Arthur ed. GRIBBLE, Bernard a.d. SIMM, Ray m. SPENCER, Frank cast General Matheson - SQUIRE, Ronald Catriona Matheson - RYAN, Kathleen Samuel Pettigrew, M.P. - HUNTLEY, Raymond Hugh Marvell, M.P. - SHAW, Sebastian Andrew Flett - MacKAY, Fulton Lucy Pettigrew - COLIN, Jean Roderick McLeod - CLARK, Jameson Mrs. McLeod - GAVIN, Grace Morag McLeod - SCALES, Prunella Rev. Ian Macaulay - REEVES, Kynaston McKellaig - KEIR, Andrew Willie John Watt - MacMILLAN, Roddy First Poacher - FULTON, Rikki .
A compilation of amateur footage of school activities at Morgan Academy in Dundee from the 1930s to the 1950s, filmed by staff member Donald B. Stewart.
Credits: DVD compiled and produced by CC Audio Visual, 8 Ferry Road, Monifieth, Angus, DD5 4NT Film stock supplied by Dundee City Archives.
Brian Cox presents a documentary about the Scottish families who moved from Dundee to work in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata) in the mid-20th century - includes archive footage filmed by the families themselves.
Director, Brian Ross ; Producer, Hopscotch Productions. -- Credits: camera Mike Carling sd. Geoffrey Price co-ordinator Claire McKenzie assoc. p. Bob Flynn ass. p. Dhivya Kate Chetty graphics Alan Brown colourist Ben Mullen online ed. David Leishman dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson assistant to Brian Cox Ren Knerr ed. Cassandra McGrogan exec. p. Ewan Angus.
A short animated film with words and music by Ivor Cutler, about a young boy and his sister dreaming about running away from the harsh punishments of home.
Director, Ronald MacRae. -- Credits: sc. Ivor Cutler nar. Ivor Cutler m. Ivor Cutler [copyright West Surrey College of Art and Design].
Footage of a Gulland family holiday in the Outer Hebrides and Wester Ross.
Director, Professor John Masson Gulland.
SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB NEW YEAR 1940-41 CRIANLARICH
Amateur footage of members of the Scottish Mountaineering Club climbing in the snow-covered mountains around Crianlarich.
Amateur footage of a family holiday in Skye and Wester Ross, including shots of Eilean Donan Castle and Mallaig harbour.
A Kodak instructional film for the Kodascope film projector. Includes instruction captions and a brief extract from the 1928 Gainborough production 'The Wreckers', starring Benita Hume.
Family holiday footage in Perthshire, including shots of fishing on lochs.
Footage of a family holiday in rural Ayrshire, including shots of farm work and animals.
SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB MEET CRIANLARICH
Amateur footage of a group of climbers on the hills around Crianlarich on a frozen winter day.
Amateur footage of a family holiday in Shetland, including shots of Lerwick harbour, Muckle Flugga, landscape and wildlife, Clickimin broch and the return to Aberdeen harbour.
Amateur footage of a trip to Arran and scenes of home and social life for a Scottish family working in the jute industry in India.
CALCUTTA; GOLF IN SCOTLAND; WEDDING IN DUNDEE
Amateur footage of home and social life for a Scottish family working in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata), a golf match in Scotland and a family wedding in Dundee.
ON THE 'CIRCASSIA' FROM BOMBAY; CALCUTTA
Amateur footage of part of a voyage on the 'Circassia' from Bombay (now Mumbai) to Glasgow, and shots of home and work life for a Scottish family working in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Amateur footage of local and social life for a Scottish family working in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Amateur footage of a visit home to Scotland by a couple working in the jute industry in India, including family trips to Edinburgh and picnics in the countryside.
Home movie footage of family life in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and Dundee.
CHILDREN PLAYING AND FAMILY EXCURSIONS IN INDIA AND SCOTLAND
Amateur footage of children playing in the garden in India, a trip on the liner 'Oriana' and visits to the zoo and a farm in Scotland.
Amateur footage of a journey by a Scottish couple working in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata), returning home on leave on the Italian liner 'Asia' from Bombay (now Mumbai) through the Suez Canal to Italy.
CALCUTTA, HOOGHLY RIVER, DELHI AND VISIT TO TAJ MAHAL
Amateur footage of places of interest and daily life in and around Calcutta (now Kolkata) in India, and visits to Delhi and the Taj Mahal.
Amateur footage of local and beach scenes in Kerala in south west India and jute mills in East Pakistan.
Amateur footage of traffic on the Bhairab River? at Khulna Port in East Pakistan.
Amateur footage of home and social life for a Scottish family working in the jute industry in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
[filmed by David and James Kerr McGregor].
Amateur footage of jute under cultivation in the Indian countryside.
Amateur footage mostly of workers going about their daily business in India, probably filmed during a motoring tour.
Amateur footage of scenes on the Hooghly River and around Calcutta (now Kolkata) filmed by a Scottish family working in the jute industry.
CAMBRIAN AIRWAYS DC-3 LANDING AT AIRPORT
News footage of a Cambrian Airways Douglas DC-3 landing at an airport, possibly Renfrew.
News footage of a US Air Force para-rescuers unit training exercise.
News footage of a publicity event to publicise the opening of a gliding school, including shots of gliders taking off, landing and in flight.
News footage of a visit by senior RAF and Royal Navy officers to the Air Training Corps gliding school at Abbotsinch.
Interior and exterior shots of Nissen huts at Cultybraggan Camp south of Comrie, which housed Italian and German prisoners of war during World War II.
News footage of the construction of a new building at Prestwick Airport, a new remote controlled fire station and Orangefield, part of the old terminal building at the airport.
News footage of Glencorse Barracks at Penicuik, showing some of the early barracks buildings such as the Clocktower - includes shots of the demolition of some of the original buildings prior to redevelopment.
FINAL FLIGHT OF BEA PIONAIR FROM RENFREW AIRPORT
News footage of the last of BEA's fleet of Douglas Dakota Pionairs taking off from Renfrew Airport for the last time.
News footage of workers leaving John Brown's shipyard in Clydebank.
News footage of Scott's shipyard in Greenock, including exterior and interior working shots and the merchant vessel 'Fourah Bay'.
News footage of test flights of a BEA Agusta Bell helicopter in a remote location.
News footage of Messrs Jones & Sons boatbuilding yard in Buckie, including shots of the fitting-out of fishing boat 'Jeanette'.
News footage of a ceremony to name a new De Havilland Heron aeroplane in the service of the Scottish Air Ambulance Service.
News footage of Denny's shipyard in Dumbarton, showing a newly built shed and general views of the yard and workers.
News footage of Spitfire RW393 being moved by RAF personnel, possibly when it was being used for display duties outside the station HQ at RAF Turnhouse.
News footage of new Royal Navy Blackburn Buccaneer jets being demonstrated at an airfield.
BEA HANDLEY PAGE HERALD ON PROVING FLIGHT
News footage of a new BEA Handley Page Herald aircraft on a Scottish proving flight, arriving from England at Renfrew Airport and flying to Machrihanish.
News footage of RAF De Havilland Chipmunk training aircraft in flight.
News aerial footage of the site of Prestwick Airport and surrounding countryside at the start of the expansion of the airport in the late 1950s - includes footage of the Prestwick to Monkton road crossing the runway.
News footage of Princess Margaret visiting Dundee and performing the opening ceremony of the King George VI Memorial Club for old folk.
Women working on the shop floor of the Westclox factory in Dunbartonshire.
News footage of the deserted site of Maryhill Barracks in Glasgow at the start of the process of demolition, and shots of the architects' model for the new Wyndford Estate.
News footage of the cavalry and infantry barrack blocks at Redford Barracks in Edinburgh.
News footage of a test flight from Prestwick Airport of a Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer with modified wings, for specialist use as a survey aircraft by the Rio Tinto Finance & Exploration Co.
News footage of formation flying displays by RAF squadron teams, including shots of Hawker Hunters and De Havilland Vampires.
News footage of newly built facilities buildings at HMS Fulmar (RNAS Lossiemouth).
PREPARATION OF CORPORAL MISSILE FOR LAUNCH
News footage of Royal Artillery personnel preparing an MGM-5 Corporal missile for launch.
News footage of a Jet Provost T2 trainer in flight.
News footage of workers at the Blythswood Shipbuilding Company yard in Scotstoun finishing work on the lighthouse tender vessel mv 'Fingal' and working on the construction of mobile homes.
News footage of Royal Navy Air Station HMS Sanderling at Abbotsinch airfield, a flypast by Royal Navy aircraft and aerial shots from the cockpit of a jet fighter in flight.
News footage of a Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer in the livery of Italian airline Elipadana taxiing on the tarmac.
News footage of a new BEA Vickers Vanguard turbo-prop aircraft at Renfrew Airport.
News footage of Renfrew Airport, including aircraft landing and on the tarmac, shots of the terminal buildings and the control tower, and flight and ground crew at work.
News footage of workers in John Brown's shipyard at Clydebank, including shots of the ss 'Transvaal Castle' under construction.
News footage of Edzell Aerodrome, showing disused hangars and administration buildings and its adjoining Air Ministry housing estate.
Brief news footage of a helicopter coming in to land.
NEW B.E.A. FLIGHT ARRIVES AT MOSCOW AIRPORT
News footage of a BEA De Havilland Comet aircraft arriving at Moscow Airport on the first flight of a new service between London and Moscow.
Footage of US Air Force air rescue personnel and co-ordinated services in simulated exercises.
Workers at the Charles Connell & Co. shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow, including shots of a magnetic lifting beam and the bow section of a ship being fitted in place.
TURNHOUSE AIRPORT CONTROL TOWER EXTENSION
Turnhouse Airport near Edinburgh, including shots of a new extension to the control tower and flight controllers at work.
News footage of a coastal construction site, with concrete foundations being built and a length of pipe delivered.
News footage of airmen of Scottish University Air Squadrons at Scone Airfield, including shots of the Glasgow University Air Squadron team which won the Scone Trophy in 1960 and their De Havilland Chipmunks flying in formation.
News footage of a tanker being built in a Clyde shipyard.
News footage of Royal Navy Supermarine Scimitar jets on the ground, possibly at RAF Lossiemouth, and flying in formation over the coast and countryside.
A compilation of footage depicting the changes in the town and landscape around Lothian, Stirling and Berwickshire 1947 - 1972 - 1986. This film would have been used as a 'story sermon' by Rev. John Jackson to illustrate the idea "I am the Lord, I change not" - with the Rev. Jackson providing a commentary.
STAIN: A Story Sermon by Rev. John Jackson, the
A "story sermon" made by the Rev. John Jackson for children. It features young children painting and learning, and comparing Jesus to a 'stain remover' that can make all things new. The Rev. Jackson would have provided a verbal commentary when the film was shown.
A record of major civil engineering works in Falkirk town centre in the late 1980s, around the time of the construction of the Howgate Centre and a new one-way road system.
An amateur study of Milne Graden and surrounding area, Berwickshire. Mostly features scenic shots and agricultural activities such as ploughing, sowing seed, crop spraying and harvesting. [The film would originally have been screened with a commentary, explaining some of the history and context]
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: This film was made possible by the time, help and advice of Mr. David Mather and Mr. Robert Miller. Combine effects with help from Alan Wilson. Bob on Radio Link. Research, camera work, production, editing and graphics by John Jackson. Filmed in 16mm. "It's not the time it takes to take the takes, it's the time it takes between the takes that take the time to take!" Proved in making this film in this year's weather! .
An amateur film-maker's scenic tour of the 'Ring of Gold' in the Scottish Borders, featuring Lammermuir and Cheviot Hills, Kelso, Yetholm, Coldstream and Duns.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: JJ Films presentation in 16mm .
This amateur film celebrates steam railways and trains by compiling a montage of stills, transfers from slides and cine footage, cut-outs and occasional moving images (both model and life-sized).
Two thousand years of Bonnybridge's history is crammed into this amateur film, which also explores the town in 1974, when the film was made. Footage includes children playing and returning from school, a doctor doing his rounds, Wheatlands old folks home, annual scout camp at Barr Wood and a well-attended garden fete.
[filmed by Rev. John Jackson]. -- Credits: The Producer thanks many individuals, firms and associations for facilities given to make this film. .
A compilation if amateur family footage featuring a toddler in the early 1930s - probably the Rev. John Jackson as a boy - playing in the garden with his pet dog, with his proud grandparents (who he imitates by 'reading' the paper and 'smoking' a pipe!) and enjoying the summer sun in his all-in-one swimsuit.
Family memories take centre stage in the amateur compilation of personal footage from the Jackson family. Main events covered include John Jackson's childhood in Argyle Crescent in Giffnock, Abercorn School.
An amateur collection of personal film footage from the Jackson family [an offcut re-edit made in 1982]. Mostly featuring [probably] the Revd. John Jackson as a toddler and small boy, playing with his family, on holiday at the beach and at home.
A comprehensive record of the peaceful demonstration against the building of a nuclear power station at Torness, 1979. By blending actuality footage, speeches, interviews and song, the film explores the issues surrounding nuclear power and captures the mood of people who were there.
Producer, A co-production by Torness Film project in conjunction with Film Work Shop Trust. -- Credits: p. and ed. Alistair Scott and Mike Sharples.
A dramatised historical re-enactment of milestones in the Christian religion in Scotland, from Roman times to the 1950's culminating in actuality footage of Billy Graham's Crusade meetings in Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
Producer, Great Commission Films. -- Credits: cast: Duncan MacRae; Duncan Lamont; Bruce Seton; John Welsh; Maureen O'Reilly; George Cormack nar: Donald Crisp .
Co-Workers examines the disastrous relationship between two conflicting characters, Bob and Mike, within their small confined working environment. What follows is a mis-matched pair engaging in wacky cartoon carnage and office pranks.
Director, Chris Ellingford. -- Credits: An animation by Chris Ellingford Sound production Kenny McAlpine Made in association with Pocket Shorts Scotland, Scottish Screen, Scottish Enterprise, NESTA.
Send someone a good telling off. Lay down the law on your mobile phone! Two from The Law, a selection of 15 second clips featuring authority figures admonishing the receiver. (Clips featured here: Schoolteacher and Balkan Militiaman).
Mistxt follows the adventures of the hapless but loveable Bumps who suffer the consequences of mobile texting errors. In each short clip, a friendly Bump seemingly engaged in a perfectly normal occupation gets derailed by its predictive text equivalent.
A creative toy for your phone. Split into four unique and separate games. Fiddle, doodle and have fun using your phone's camera and microphone. Blow on your phone, touch your phone, capture your environment.
Nothing is quite what it seems in this series of punchy visual gags to leave you amused and repulsed in equal measures.
Imagine if you were able to watch a mouse and a snake go out on a date? What would they talk about, what would they do? In Mating Calls you get to watch our animals on their dating adventures..... "Let your animal instincts decide"
Producer, Kelpie Films. -- Credits: "Let your animal instincts decide" 408 Neil McCormack Svetlana Karen Coleman Juan Chris Alexander Camilla Beth Marshall animat. Mark Bonaccorso compositing, lighting and rendering Martin Doersam rigging Daniel Kuntz modelling and texturing Simon Biggs sd. design and m. Graeme Neilson sc. Simon Biggs, Stephen Anderson and Douglas Neilson A Pocket Shorts Scotland production funded by Scottish Enterprise, Scottish Screen and NESTA.
Hugs and support from your mobile phone. Loving awareness across the airwaves. Two from Positiv-O, a selection of 15 second motivational clips for all kinds of stressful situations.
Interactive space-based animated series using a unique technique of delivering 3D style animation but with very small file sizes.
[d. Graham Smith]. -- Credits: starring Proto, Pinki, Zap Episode One The Elevator.
A young person’s take on the traditional Heist theme. Heist: Don’t Trust Anyone is about a taxi firm with a difference.
Credits: [cast Kelly McLaughlin, Chole Donie, Stephen McQade, Cameron Hendry, Michael Morgan, Edward McHutcheon, Allen Scott] [Note:- the nature of the project meant participants shared roles throughout the process].
A young man has his MP3 player stolen and a comedy chase ensues.
Credits: [CAST Eric Phee Jamie Aubrey Steven Lawrie Sam Preston Craig Frize Andy Campbell Jamie Hanley William Maloney Jie Murdoch] [Note:- the nature of the project meant participants shared roles throughout the process].
Mad Wae It is a drama made for and by young people which shows the consequences of drink spiking.
Scatter is a film by young people who have had direct experience with gangfighting and chose to use it as the basis of their film.
Paranormal researcher Mary Florescu's investigations lead her to Simon McNeal, a college student who appears to be channelling messages from the dead. As their erotic relationship develops the line between the worlds of the living and the dead become blurred and finally collapse in a stunning and astonishing climax. [synopsis from Plum Films website]
Director, [d. John Harrison] ; Producer, [p.c. Matador Pictures, Plum Films]. -- Credits: screenplay John Harrison, Darin Silverman based upon the short stories "The Book of Blood" and "On Jerusalem Street" by Clive Barker p. Clive Barker, Jorge Saralegui, Joe Daley, Nigel Thomas, Mickey MacPherson, Laura Apelian exec. p. Anthony Diblasi, Jeremy Burdek, Carole Sheridan, Nadia Khamlichi, Karl Richards, Adrian Politowski, Peter Bevan, Richard Reiner assoc. p. Charlotte Walls, Tina Foster casting Kate Plantin m. Guy Farley ed. Harry B. Miller III A.C.E. p. designer Andy Harris d. ph. Philip Robertson costume designer Gill Horn make-up designer Meg Spiers A Matador Pictures and Plum Films Production with Cinema One in association with Regent Capital, Newbridge Film Capital LLC, Scottish Screen, E Motion and Motion Picture Investment Group. A Midnight Picture Show. Simon McNeal Jonas Armstrong Mary Florescu Sophie Ward Wyburd Clive Russell Reg Fuller Paul Blair Janie Romana Abercromby Derek Simon Bamford Tollington Doug Bradley Janie's Mother Gowan Calder Simon's Father Graham Colquhoun Janie's Father Marcus MacLeod Dr. Nigel Blake James McAnerney Waitress Joy McBrinn Joanne Charlie McFadden Simon (age 11) Jack North Male Student Andrew Scott-Ramsay Cashier Siobhan Reilly Woman Jill Riddiford Simon's Mother Isla Stewart Stevie McNeal Greig Taylor Jimmy James Watson Children Emma Trevorrow, Hannah Bottone, Kirsty McEachran, Louise McCourt, Hannah O'Malley, Adele Swordy, Sophie Franklin stunt co-ordinator Paul Heasman stunt performers Lee Sheward, Derek Lea line p. Tim Franklin p. man. Brian Kaczynski 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer unit man. Neil Murray p. co-ordinator Kathleen Lambie 2nd ass. d. daily Dawn Harvey 3rd ass. d. Stephen Carney sc. supervisor Karen Wood p. ass. Rhea MacDonald ass. to Mr. Harrison Heather Rolls floor runner Joanna Matthews p. runner Kathryn Maginnis office runner Philip Robinson chaperone Linsey Donnelly crowd marshall Kate Pringle p. accountants Rennie Spiolek, Catrina Luna accounts ass. Victoria Dabs location man. Miglet Crichton locations ass. Tim Maskell locations trainee Danny Khoudary Mr. Armstrong's stand-in Craig Sanderson Ms. Ward's stand-in Phoebe Luckhurst camera operator Julie Bills steadicam operators Jan Pester, Kevin O'Brien focus puller 'Mits' M'Itwamwari A camera clapper loader Peter Keith B camera clapper loader Stuart Anderson camera trainee Eve Carreno data man. Marc Dando DFT Ross Fall camera driver Susan MacDonald sd. rec. Richard Paterson standby sd. rec. Becky Thomson boom operator Tim Dyer sd. trainee Andy Walsh gaffer Donny Campbell best boy Ewan Epton electricians Paul Bates, Jimmy Mitchell, Alan Fraser, Calum Milne key grip Robert Etherson genny operator John Hutton standby riggers Billy Wilson, Chris Belcourt, John Butler art d. Mags Horspool standby art d. Alan Ballany art dept. ass. Claire Fleming art dept. trainee Lydia Farrell buyer Carly Parris graphics Frances Rooney prop buyer Sue Morrison prop master Bill Gower standby props Jim Elliot, Matt Mooney dressing props Liam McCallum, Paul Campbell props driver Paul Lambie action vehicle co-ordinator Lee Farrell construction man. Derek Fraser construction chargehand Brian John Adams carpenters Brian Boyne, Alex Robertson, John Watt, Richard Hassall, Angus West, Neil Querns standby carpenter Ian Gallacher carpenter dailies Andrew 'Fred' MacMillan, Peter Knotts plasterer Daniel Oji chargehand painter James Shovlin painters Paul Curren, Sam Curren, Jane Harvie, George McKay painter daily Bobby Hughes costume supervisor Kathryn Tart wardrobe man. Sally-Gay McCann costume ass. Camille Moohan costume ass. dailies Anna Robbins costume trainees Peggy Jones, Emily Raemackers make-up artist Maxine Dallas make-up ass. Wendy Kemp Forbes make-up artist daily Anita Anderson cast driver Russell Equi unit drivers Martin Auld, Andrew Finnie, Russell Dunsmore health and safety consultant Glynn Henderson unit nurses Stef Swiatek, Laura Campbell, Louise Kivlin, Lisa Anderson, Gill Sinkanba catering BCC Catereres facilities The Big Picture, Tommy Brycem John Milarky, Paul Heavey Physical effects and prosthetics by Artem lead supervisor Mike Kelt SFX man. Joanna Dewar Gibb SFX shoot technicians Ken Petrie, Robin Pollock, Ralph McNeill, Paul Gorrie, Dave Nichol, Dave Evans, Greg Fitzpatrick prosthetics supervisors Chris Fitzgerlad, Tristan Versulis, Grant Mason technicians Stuart Richards, Chris Fitzpatrick, Bernadette Schett workshop supervisor Nick Martin mould shop supervisor Jim Bones technicians Ken White, Dave Nichol, Julian Eyres, Barry Best, Grant Mason SFX equipment Rick Jotle SFX storyboard artist Derek Gray Second Unit second unit d. Mike Kelt p. co-ordinator Heather Stewart 1st ass. d. Mark Inglis addit. 1st ass. d. Morris Milne 3rd ass. d. Mark Murdoch floor runners Lisa Maria Baruffati, Christian Otty d. ph. Trevor Brooker focus puller Alick Fraser clapper loader Chris Shaw sd. rec. Alastair Mason grip Tim Critchell crane grips David Morrison, Michael Kelly gaffer Paul Bates electricians Scott Napier, Brian McGee, Stuart Farmer, Wille Cadden, David Murray, Arthur Donnelly, David Mitchell London Unit p. co-ordinator Rachel Fiddes camera operator Ross Fall focus puller Mark Sneddon gaffer Dan Fontaine best boys Paul Bremner, John Walker electricians Emily Plant, Ray Brown, Danny Espey rigging Paul Welstead, Damon Graham, Danny Webster, Vince Shaw make-up artists Juliette Vankay, Jules Wilson, Sue Parkinson, Isabel While, Ian Morse catering (Artem Digital Studios) John Paul Dineen, Star Dine, Black Island Studios runners / drivers Brashna Agha, Carl Rock, Glen Carroll for Artem Digital Studios Ann White for Black Island Studios Steve Guidici extras casting Camcast, Ethnika Casting, All Talent UK, Ugly Extras Casting, GBM Casting, Ray Knights, Amputees in Action, Rhodes Agency post production management Steeple Post Production Services post production supervisor Steve Harrow post production accounting Lara Sargent, Sargent Disc ass. ed. (Los Angeles) Carmelo Casalnuovo ass. ed. (London) Garaint Reynolds Visual Effects by MFX London and Post Office Belgium VFX p. Clare Heneghan VFX supervisors Jonathan Cheetham, Clare Cheetham lead compositors Jonathan Cheetham, Enrico Perei digital compositors James Rose, Theajodharan Nagarajan, Michael Wolf, Mike Diltz matte artist Anthony Wonsoff DI conformist Kieran Nicholas DI ass. Matthew Olarewaju head of operations (London) John O'Quigley digital lab supervisor Marc Dando data technician Ross Fall head of operations (Belgium) Alain Collart 3D lead artist Joaquim Montserrat 3D co-ordinator Stijn Blancke senior 3D artists Julien Vanhoenacker, Alejandro Garcia Venerio, Pichaya Popanyasak, Yves D'Incau rotoscope artists Natwarin Rungwanitcha, Anusara Suwannasri colourist Thomas Urbye title design Matt Curtis film recording MPC, Alec Feegrade, Roland Watson, Jay Johnson, Joseph Boyle, Scott Paton, Neil Szymanski laboratory Deluxe London laboratory contact Paul Dray grader Alec Gibson negative cutting Professional Negative Cutting supervising sd. facility MS North supervising sd. ed. Colin Miller ADR supervisor Stephen Little dialogue supervisor Gerard Loret sd. effects ed. Stephen Little assoc. sd. ed. Stephen Felton ADR ed. Gerard Loret foley ed. Jacques Leriode, Brendan Nicholson foley recorded at Pinewood Studios foley recordist Sandy Buchanan foley artists Ricki Butt, Paul Boram sd. ed. facilities The Sound Design Company sd. designer Paul Weir, Earcom ADR recorded at Anvil Post Production ADR recordist Adam Mendez ADR recorded at Synxspeed Post Production ADR recordist Simon Goldfinch ADR loop group Sync or Swim dolby engineer Richard Stockdale music conducted by Guy Farley recorded at Sphere Studios, London recorded and mixed by Josh Blair musical assoc. Adrian Thomas orchestra leader Stephanie Gonley .
Story of father-son relationship set in Glasgow and the Western Isles. The father is out of work, his wife has left him, and he is under pressure from, on one hand, social workers, and on the other, his criminal "friends". [synopsis from BFI SIFT database http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/333186]
Director, Michael Caton-Jones. -- Credits: Cast Danny Andrew Barr Slim Ewen Bremner Eddy Billy McEllhaney Libby Monica Brady Jessie Anne Myatt Miss Stevenson Jean Faulds John the Barman Bill Dennistoun Pun manager Patrick Lewsley Bob John Murtagh Dave John Cobb Jack Scott Johnson Neighbour Eddie McCarthur Crew w. and p. John Kerr p. man. Beverley Caton p. ass. Margaret Allison ass. ed. Susie Behar location man. Michael Higson ass. d. Blair Urquahart, Caroline Taylor art d. Lorna Stewart, Francis Travers camera ass. Christopher Vine grips Finlay McAllister, Steve Dalton gaffers Lesley Cherney, Christopher Quinn sd. ass. Stuart Wilson wardrobe Alistair Murray make up Delia Letham Thanks to Kevin Cowle of the Scottish Film Training Trust, Clyde Port Authority, Yoker Housing Association, Mr McGarry of the Market Hotel, Ivor Taylor of the Mucky Duck, Mr Oakes and the children of Lamlash, Rank Xerox, Shane Connaughton, Soozy Mealing, Adam Barber. This film was made with the generous assistance of Bill Kerby and the Scottish Film Production Fund m. composed by David Pickthall sd. Adrian Rhodes ph. Sean van Hales ed. Michael Caton-Jones © NFTS [National Film and Television School] 1986.
Billy Lynch has worked at the Gleneagles Hotel for 22 years. In this short film, he speaks of the facilities, customer / guest care, and the various changes he has witnessed over the years.
Director, Ken McGill. -- Credits: ed. William Sleigh cameraman Grant Cameron sd. mixer Rupert Castle continuity Angie Cumminsky camera ass. Douglas Kinncoch musicians David Flint, Alan Crocker Many thanks to Scottish Film Training Trust, Edinburgh Film Productions, BBC Scotland, Gleneagles PLC, Technicolor Ltd., David Munro and Billy Lynch for being himself © Scottish Film Training Trust 1983.
The day to day work of the Missionaries of Charity in Glasgow, showing their work with the poor and vunerable.
Director, Judi Ritchie. -- Credits: Many thanks to all the participants p. man. Lee Leckie sd. Alan Young cameraman Norrie Halley ass. Lorna Will ed. Russel Fenton ass. Lindy Cameron facilities Alva Films Ltd. Made with the assistance of the National Film and Television School. With special thanks to Murray Grigor.
A wry look at the proposed £2.5 million re-development and regeneration of the Forth and Clyde Canal by British Waterways, in the late 1980s.
Director, Mike Gower. -- Credits: Jock John Stahl sd. rec. Allan Young, Stewart Wilson cameraman Norrie Halley ass. Lorna Will p. man. Lee Leckie ed. Russell Fenton facilities Alva Films Ltd. Made with the assistance of the National Film and Television School with special thanks to Murray Grigor .
Raw, unedited material related to a documentary about Hugh Collins - Saughton "Lifer" sculptor working in Muirhouse.
MUSSELBURGH AT WAR: The Home Front 1939-1945
A documentary about the effect of the Second World War on the town of Musselburgh, including footage of the local fishing fleet, the first German aircraft shot down during the war, David Lowe's innovative market garden, the Women's Land Army, Brunton's wire works, a train crash at Musselburgh station and VE Day celebrations in London.
Producer, Endurance Productions. -- Credits: p. Ken Neil ed. David McNeil sound dubbing Cy Jack m. Fiona M. Simpson graphics Daniel Warren local history adviser Simon Fairnie .
Amateur footage of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip leaving Caledonian Station in procession at the start of their coronation year visit to Edinburgh.
Amateur footage of the Lowe family, including holidays in the countryside, a graduation ceremony in Edinburgh - also includes brief footage of a David Lowe & Sons horse-drawn cart and a market garden.
Amateur footage of a visit by representatives of David Lowe & Sons to a market garden in France (specifically to look at cauliflower production)
Amateur footage of two rugby games, possibly featuring Scottish rugby international full-back Tommy Gray.
The Countess of Eglinton and Winton makes a charitable appeal on behalf of the Young Women's Christian Asssociation (YWCA). This short film provides a good overview of the work of the YWCA in Scotland, from holiday hostels to providing accommodation, education and entertainment for young women.
Producer, Big Six Film Unit. -- Credits: A Big Six Unit production featuring the Countess of Eglinton and Winton .
Workers harvesting strawberries and lettuces at Riggonhead near Tranent for David Lowe & Sons market gardeners.
HORTICULTURAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION VISIT TO DAVID LOWE & SONS MARKET GARDENS
Footage of a Horticultural Education Association group visiting David Lowe and Sons' market gardens at Riggonhead and Burnside in East Lothian.
An affectionate profile of Hibernian Football Club. This film records all players and directors on and off the pitch, young boys in training as well as footage of matches against St. Mirren and Rangers, including their triumph in the Scottish League Cup 1947 - 1948.
Director, David F. Stark. -- Credits: ph. David F. Stark titles Bruce Cunningham by kind permission of the Hibernian Football Club Chairman HS Swan Manager Hugh Shaw Trainer Jimmy McColl Directors William W. Terris, Thomas E.H. Hartland Groundsman Harry Reading.
A tribute to footballing legend Pat Stanton from his club Hibernian, on St. Patrick's Day 1991. Features comment and stories from team-mates and friends, as well as a trip down memory lane for fans of Hibs F.C.
Director, Jim Hossack ; Producer, On the Ball Productions. -- Credits: With special thanks to Jack Daniel's.... The Edinburgh Sheraton and Hibernian F.C. Supporters' Association cameras Barney Easton and Varick Easton sd. Raymond Orr post production Cameron Communications ed. Noel Nelis The Producer would also like to thank the following Kenny McLean, Tom O'Malley, George Stewart, John Keating,, 'The Proclaimers' Patterson/Smarties/Medley, BBC Enterprises, BBC Scotland, Grampian Television, Scottish Television, The Glasgow Herald, Tony Higgina, Pat Higney, John Melrose, Willie McEwan and last, but certainly not least, the great Pat Stanton, whose footballing skills gave so much pleasure to so many produced and directed by Jim Hossack © 1991 .
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Victor Quayle, Why Aren't You Dead Yet?
Raw interview footage with director Victor Quayle, concerning his short film WHY AREN'T YOU DEAD YET?, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
Credits: [interviewee Victor Quayle camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Lucy Enfield, X in Scotland
Raw interview footage with director Lucy Enfield, concerning her short film X IN SCOTLAND, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
Credits: [camera Stephen O'Donnell sd. Stuart Major].
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Leonie MacMillan, Ship of Fools
Raw interview footage with director Leonie MacMillan, concerning her short animated film SHIP OF FOOLS, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Peter Paterson, Rutherglen Day Nursery Environmental Project: That's Recycling
Raw interview footage with director Peter Paterson, concerning his short film Rutherglen Day Nursery Environmental Project: That's Recycling, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Heather Banks, Profanity Speaks Louder
Raw interview footage with director Heather Smith, concerning her short film PROFANITY SPEAKS LOUDER, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Mike Tyson, Hugh's Story
Raw interview footage with director Mike Tyson, concerning his short film HUGH'S STORY, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Dave Sutton, A to B to Y to Z
Raw interview footage with director Dave Sutton, concerning his short film A to B to Y to Z, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Duncan Nicoll, Bird of Paradise
Raw interview footage with director Duncan Nicoll, concerning his short film BIRD OF PARADISE, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme.
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Brian English, [Muirhouse] Gala '93
Raw interview footage with director Brian English, concerning his short film GALA '93, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television's First Reels scheme
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Saul Metzstein, The Piper
Raw interview footage with director Saul Metzstein, concerning his short film THE PIPER, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television First Reels scheme.
Opening titles and stings for Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television First Reels scheme., 1993.
FIRST REELS: Colin Young, Presenter and Some Scissor Stings
Colin Young records introductory and summing up sequences for three programmes broadcast on Scottish Television, as part of the First Reels showcase of new Scottish film-making talent. [Final section of tape features 'stings' with close ups of scissors snipping]
Raw interview footage with director Suzanne Morrow, concerning her short film BUST, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television First Reels scheme. [Some miscellaneous traffic and street scenes around Edinburgh City Centre at end of tape]
FIRST REELS INTERVIEW: Avie Luthra, Family Business
Raw interview footage with director Avie Luthra, concerning his short film A FAMILY BUSINESS, made under the Scottish Film Council and Scottish Television First Reels scheme.
A short documentary about David Lowe & Sons' market gardens near Musselburgh towards the end of World War II, where the family firm experimented with intensive French gardening techniques to increase food production. The voice-over is provided by the maker of the original film, Arthur G.R. Lowe.
Film seems to tackle frustrations in communication in the relationship between two men and a woman, seemingly resolved at end. Shot in Kirkwall and surrounding area.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: [cast] Helen Ola Gorie Malcolm David Birch Andrew Rodney Groundwater music played by Hugh Inkster and Jim Robertson Directed and edited by Margaret Tait from a screenplay by Alex Pirie. Camera Douglas Shearer.
A palindrome created on film by Margaret Tait. Features interaction between a couple with the recurring line 'Madam I'm Adam'.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Eve Stella Cartwright Adam Ron Conway [m. Trevor Duncan, Boosey & Hawkes recording].
Interiors of Margaret Tait's room when she stayed at 21 Via Ancona, Rome, Italy. Brief shots of her belongings (shoes, films, teacup) and then views of the street as seen from a balcony window.
A short piece of film recording general views of Edinburgh's Princes Street in the 1950s.
A short piece of film recording general views of Edinburgh's Royal Mile in the 1950s.
General shots of Edinburgh City Centre taken by film-maker Margaret Tait, focussing on the Royal Mile, Holyrood House and Princes Street Gardens.
Young women in Milan, rooftops and children. [One of the women is possibly Margaret Tait]
General views of Edinburgh Royal Mile and Princes Street.
An experimental piece of film-making by Margaret Tait, featuring three children at play in a burn and garden, splashing and having fun playing with water.
Director, Margaret Tait ; Producer, Ancona Films. -- Credits: Paul Tait, Ian Pirie, Marion Pirie.
“It’s simple, this job: stick to the rules, tell them everything, leave and never come back.” A pair of travelling salesmen wander in and out of people's lives, performing a Procedure whereby hidden secrets and lies are exposed. When they arrive at a remote family home and can't seem to get the job done, they discover that you can't always get away from your own skeletons.
Director, [d. Nick Whitfield] ; Producer, [p.c. A Forward Films Production in co-production with Edge City Films]. -- Credits: [w. and d. Nick Whitfield p. Tracy Brimm, Kate Myers, Paul Welsh exec. p. Suzanne Alizart, Robbie Allen, Anna Seifert-Speck d. ph. Zac Nicolason ed. Raschel Turner composer Simon Whitfield p. design James Lapsley hair and makeup design Susanna Peretz costume design Alison McLaughlin line p. Wendy Bevan-Mogg supervising sd. ed. Joakim Sundstrom post production superviser Gisela Evert casting d. Manuel Puro CAST Davis Ed Gaughan Bennett Andrew Buckley Rebecca Tuppence Middleton Jane Paprika Steen The Colonel Jason Isaacs JoJo Josef Whitfield Marcus Paul Dallison The Father Keith Lancaster The Mother Kirsty Williams Young Davis Jasper Williams Hermione Tanya Meyers Olly Colin Wells Simon Will Adamsdale Annabel Laura Freeman Bennett's Mum Gilliam Goodman Gabriel Mark Devenport Marcus' Wife Rebecca Jackson Young Woman Charlie Binns Young Rebecca Holly-Mai Leighton Tango Teacher Njål Bendixen Uncle Malcy Colin Batchford Marcus' Children Charlotte Whitfield, Wilf Dallison Supporting Artists Karen Chubb, Wendy Cooper, Benjy Curzon-Jones, Kai Dase, Aromina Davondi, Henrik Davondi, Lee Elliott, Cidinha Fursan Bendixen, Saskia Galfrey, Sharron Gilbert, Robert A Gregory, Leigh Johnson, Roland Norton, Ruby A Riley, Shaun Salter, Peter Taggart, Gordon Watkins, Sarah Watt, Diana Woodhouse, Steve Worthington] addit. script dialogue Andrew Buckley and Ed Gaughan assoc. p. Rachel Robey p. man. Louise Knight first ass. d. Simon Hedges second ass. d. Tracey Warren third ass. d. Anna Griffin floor runners Abi Atkinson, Cjris Kavanagh, John Wilkinson sc. supervisor Lesley Pinder storyboard artist Matt Perrin p. trainee Duncan McKenzie p. accountant Jennine Baker p. accountant trainee David Ruddock ass. to Paul Welsh Rosie Crerar focus pullers Pete Byrne, Andy Hill second ass. camera Abi Catto camera ass. trainee Jermaine Edwards camera daily Ben Oliver steadicam operator Barney Davis grip Dave Ashby gaffer Barnaby Sweet best boy Alex Brown daily electrician Steve Campbell lighting trainee Jon O'Neill sd. rec. Keith Silva sd. maintenance Anthony Hurst art d. Ruth Parker standby art d. Matt Wells construction man. Alex Giles set decorator Lindsay Less art dept. trainee Joe Barcham scenic artists Hannah Boyton, Natalie Marchetta scenic carpenter Gareth Hustwaite hair and makeup dailies Zoey Stones, Kimberley East, Cherie Ward, Malwina Suwinska costume ass. Emma Vickers costume dailies Elizabeth Johnson, Karen Bevins bulgarian consultant Evgeni Jordanov choreographer Cidinha Fursan Bendixen chaperone Jill Foster location man. Vicky Chapman unit man. Jack Sucklin, Kayleigh Cruickshank drivers Kevin Yip, Jonathan Lee, Ian Malcolm security Colin Batchford stills ph. Chris Harris stills dailies Thea Brunton, Jon Paul Washington EPK d. Dylan Harvey EPK camera operator Phillip Dickson Earle catering ACE Catering For EM Media business affairs Mark Durkin locations Nic Smith, Dan Hodgett communications Emily Lappin For Scottish Screen business affairs Linda McClure legal affairs Mary Brehony production legals Abigail Payne, Alan Moss, Harbottle & Lewis LLP production accounting Stephen Joberns, Shipleys LLP colourist Tom Balkwill graded at Framestore, London head of DI, Framestore Greg Barrett edit trainee Ben Wigley re-recording mixer Per Bostrom sd. effects ed. Christer Melen dialogue ed. Linda Forsen ADR ed. Naomi Dandridge ADR mixer Tom Deane re-recorded at Torpet and Studio 24, Stockholm ADR recorded at Mayflower Studios, London visual effects by Nvizible, London VFX producer Sally Spencer digital artists Paddy Eason, Hugh MacDonald, Dylan Owen titles by Franki & Jonny, London camera equipment supplied by Arri Media lighting equipment supplied by Provision sd. equipment supplied by Television Film Services insurer Media & Entertainment Insurance Services cimbalom Greg Knowles stringed instruments Stuart Hall clarinet / horns Mike Stevens tango pianist Liam Noble trombone Nichol Thomson accordion Mark Bousie violin Joe Townsend fixer Ed Gaughan recorded and mixed at Sheen Lane Studios, London Polegnala E Pschenitza' arrnged by Stephen Kanev. Perfomed by Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares. © 1975 Disques Cellier. Licensed courtesy of Disques Cellier Thanks to Elizabeth Foster, Dorcas Whitfield, Gary Tanner, Kristian Levring, Penny Linfield, Mary Kearns [... et al ...] Wally Whitfield 1929 - 2007. Shot on location in Derbeyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire, UK. Skeletons has been presented at the CineMart of the International Film Festival, Rotterdam. Developed and co-financed by EM Media. Part funded by the European Development Fund. Trainee placements supported by EM Media with RIFE Lottery Funds through the UK Film Council. Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. © 2009 Veridical Ltd.].
Award winning Scottish composer Jim Sutherland’s dream was to bring together a group of virtuoso and talented musicians from all over Europe, to assemble the unique La Banda Europa. The musicians would play a vast range of unusual instruments, such as the Hurdy Gurdies from France, bagpipes from Scotland and Nicoll Harps from Sweden.
Director, [d. Alexander G. de Bikuna] ; Producer, Autonomi. -- Credits: Award winning composer Jim Sutherland dream was to bring together 35 virtuoso and talented musicians from all over Europe to assemble the unique ‘La Banda Europa” p. Adam Barnett exec. p. Marie Olesen exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen ass. d. Sergio Alvarez ed. Ling Lee, Danjel Bugeja, Alex G. De Bikuna, Adam Barnett on-line ed. Eric Robinson ass. p. Dominika Svecova sd. rec. and sd. designers Nick Dudman, Alex Fenton, Fentek Audio animat. Trevor Courtney, Igloo Animations cameras Adam Barnett, Sergio Alvarez, Alexander G. de Bikuna graphic design and illustration Chiara Cerinotti m. composed by Jim Sutherland La Banda Europa is conceived and directed by Jim Sutherland “Before the Wolf” by La Banda Europa composer and musical director Jim Sutherland producer Neil Butler “Before the Wolf” was devised by Jim Sutherland and Neil Butler commissioned by Newcastle and Gateshead Initiative Additional Funding Support from IN SITU, Big in Falkirk; Scotlands National Street Arts Festival and the European Commission UZ Events Performance Team Theatre Director Hilary Westlake Designer Merle Hensel Lighting Phil Supple Sound Andy Pink Production Management Simon Byford UZ Events Producing Team Project Manager Colin Baird Project Coordinator Gillian McCarrey Financial Management Joyce Manning Communication Manager Clara Seuss Musicians who performed with La Banda Europa Vielle Roux ( Hurdy Gurdy) Pascal Lefeuvre Anne Lise Foy Patrice Villaume Thierry Nouat Andras Vigh Nyckelharpas Ditte Anderson Markus Svensson Erik Rydvall Magnus Homstrom Cello and Musical saw Su a Lee Louise Martin Bagpipes and Whistle Simon Mckerrel Finlay Macdonald Fraser Fifield Rory Macleod Gaita and Whistle Edelmiro Fernandez Guillermo Perez Gaide, Frula and Clarinet, Slobodan Trkulja Duduks Clarinet Zurna and dahul Tigran Aleksanyan Vahe Hovanesian English concertina also Northumbrian bagpipes Alistair Anderson Pandereta Maria Gavieiro Alvarez Natalie Nuno Rodriguez Dulzaina and Tarota Francisco Balsco Button Accordion Lothar Lasser Clariet, Bass Clariet Dick lee Carnyx and Bass trombone John Kenny Tuba Keith Sharples Bass Saxophone Mick Foster Trumpet Bojan Petrovic Ryan Quiggley Ruari Wilson Torbjorn Hultmark Mellophonium and Tenor horn Sandy Smith Tapan drum darabuka and percussion Oscar kamstra Goran Milosevic Percussion Alan Purves James Mackintosh Marimba and Vibraphone Jenny Hoy Fujara flute Frula and bagpipes Juraj dufek Conductor Rick Taylor Vienna boys Chior Adam Kurth Maximilian Gheoghe Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Thanks to Noe Mendelle Emma Davie Matt Hulse Adam Bristow Stella Hall Rita Nikodim Maciej Kaliszczak Guillaume Rouzet Film Funded By Scottish Screen. Lottery Funded].
In the early afternoon of 8 June 1968, following a funeral mass in St Patrick's Cathedral, New York, the Kennedy family and their guests boarded a train at Penn Station to take the body of Robert F Kennedy, assassinated two days before, back to Washington to bury him next to his brother, John. What had not been anticipated were the thousands of people who lined the route to pay their respects to the Senator and who were captured by the camera of Magnum photographer Paul Fusco, who was on the train. One Thousand Pictures tells the story of that journey and of America at the time through some of the people who were there and in the pictures, which in turn provide an extraordinary portrait of 1960's America. [synopsis from BritFilms catalogue at http://www.britfilms.com/britishfilms/catalogue/browse/?id=5413F9260ebfa1BC37pnku6C3741, last accessed 19/10/2010]
Director, Jennifer Stoddart ; Producer, Lichen Films. -- Credits: Funeral Train photographer Paul Fusco p. Jennifer Stoddart film ed. Fiona MacDonald, Matt Briggs d. ph. Sam Montague colourist Ian Ballantyne location sd. Jon Blair dubbing mixer John Cobban specialist consultant researcher Francisca Fuentes researchers Tom Phillips, Thomas Alexander special thanks to Renee Haugerud, Magnum Photos With thanks to Amtrak, Galtere Ltd., Lisa Quilter, John H. Murphy, Elephant Rock Foundation, Colin Waugh, Elizabeth Public Library, Marc Marnie, Veyrier Inc., Leonard Foreman, Dominique Green, Keith Alexander, Jeff Whitecross, Chris Jagodzinski, Richard Parry, Aperture Foundation, Mike Dixon, RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights, Jean Stein Archive AP Archive, British Pathe, BBC Motion Gallery, Library of Congress, John F. Kennedy Library, Burt Glinn / Magnum Photos, Clifford D. Davis, The Cecil Whig, Janine Penfield, Gail Gerase original music by Musictopia music clearance Accorder Music 'Round Midnight' performed by Miles Davis. Written by Williams / Hanighen / Monk courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited on behalf of Columbia Records Group. Published by WB Music Corp (ASCAP) and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp (BMI) on behalf of Thelonius Music Group (BMI) 'Willow Weep for Me' performed by Billie Holiday. Written by Ann Ronnell courtesy of Verve Records under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd. © 1932 renewed 1960 Ann Ronnell Music (ASCAP) and Bourne Music Inc. All Rights Reserved. International copyright secured. Used by permission. 'Cities are Burning' performed by Fred Kirkpatrick / Sanga Music Inc. (represented by Harmony Music Ltd. for UK & Eire) Courtesy of Smithsonian / Folkways. Used by permission. p. man. Lucinda Beveridge (UK) , Sheila Maniar (US) co-exec. p. Adriana Mnuchin, Kevin and Donna Gruneich, Diana Barrett for the Fledgling Fund Inc., Abigail Disney for Fork Films, Patricia Lambrecht exec. p. for Impact Partners Dan Cogan exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen business affairs Linda McClure home box office senior producer Nancy Abraham consulting ed. for HBO Geof Bartz A.C.E. exec. p. for HBO Sheila Nevins Impact Partners, HBO, Scottish Screen Lottery funded, MEDIA, Lichen Films. © Lichen Films MMX.
'The Boy from Georgia', Media co-op's feature documentary in development, was selected from hundreds of proposals from all over the world for the Scottish Documentary Institute's prestigious "Edinburgh Pitch". Aimara Reques presented an ambitious film project to be directed by Bafta-winner Steve Sklair, unpicking the politics of charity around a Scottish woman’s attempts to rescue a boy with a disability from a Georgian orphanage. The Edinburgh Pitch took place alongside the Edinburgh Film Festival with participation from international TV channels. [information from Media Co-Op website http://www.mediaco-op.net, last accessed 21/9/2010]
Producer, Media Co-Op. -- Credits: Media Co-Op presents in association with Scottish Screen My name is Datuna The Boy from Georgia supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen.
VE Thanksgiving Sunday parade in Edinburgh followed by the visit of the Royal family to the city.
BBC REPORTING SCOTLAND REPORT ON ALEXANDER LOWE COLLECTION
A BBC Reporting Scotland feature on the films of Alexander Lowe used in a Musselburgh Museum exhibition.
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: reporters Jackie Bird, David Robertson interviewees Janet McBain, Donald Manson, Sheila Henderson.
Living in a beautiful house, surrounded by a vibrant garden, Mondo believes he has everything he needs - until one day the sun doesn't rise. Mondo's garden is plunged into a perpetual winter and his love for the place dies along with the plants that grew there. In desperation, he builds a flying machine and sets off on a surreal quest, through the depths of time and space. But in order to find the sun, he must first discover the key to his own heart.
Director, Jana Prchalova ; Producer, Once Were Farmers. -- Credits: exec. p. for Scottish Screen Becky Lloyd and Robbie Allan p. and ed. Will Adams co-produced Rory Lowe w. and d. Jana ass. d. Nikki Godley technical d. Martin McGhee p. man. Shian Holt p. ass. Penny Sharp 2D artists Henry Cruickshank, Rob Findlay, Nikki Godley, Ulrike Keil, David Kerr, Scott Morris, Jana Prchalova CG artists Will Adams, Simon Biggs, Rob Findlay, Nikki Godley, Cameron Lowe, Rory Lowe, Martin McGhee, Claire Thacker animation ass. Fern Russon, Surian Soosay composer Jamie Smith music mastered by Tim Debney @ Fluid Mastering sd. and dub Paul Wilson @ The Dubbing Theatre Special thanks to David Bickerstaff, Neil Fraser, Graeme Hunter, John Miller, David Singh, Gavin Duncan @ Corel, Susie, Pat, Alan, Amy, Graeme & Bodie, Veronique [...et al...] Scottish Screen Lottery Funded. Copyright Once Were Farmers 2010.
BOYS BRIGADE ACTIVITIES AT BALROSSIE, KILMACOLM
Amateur footage of various Boys Brigade activities and ceremonies at Balrossie House near Kilmacolm.
Amateur footage of St. Modan's Church at Rosneath, a church fair at Rosneath Parish Church and the stained glass windows in Glasgow University Chapel.
A promotional documentary demonstrating the wide range of industries and suppliers in Britain and Europe who contributed to the construction of the North West Hutton Field oil rig in the North Sea.
Producer, Wadlow Grosvenor Productions. -- Credits: p. Jean Wadlow.
A recently deceased Fox has a life after death experience.
Director, Iain Gardner ; Producer, Axis Animation. -- Credits: UK Film Council, Scottish Screen, DigiCult and Channel 4 present in association with Axis Animation w., animat. and d. Iain Gardner composer Mike Cooke Cello Rosie Townhill Cor Anglais Katy MacKintosh Viola Liam Eoin Lynch sd. design John Cobban ass. animat. Rachel Everitt, Ulrike Keil CG production Debbie Ross CG supervision Wiek Luijken 3D lead artist Drew Robertson 3D layout Stu Shapiro, Richard Clay, Dana Dorian render manager Jamie Murray p. Anke Hilt development p. Paul Welsh project producer for DigiCult Ciara Barry ass. project producer for DigiCult Rosie Crerar exec. p. for Axis Animation Richard Scott exec. p. for Channel 4 Camilla Deakin exec. p. for DigiCult Paul Welsh and David Smith exec. p. for UK Film Council Jude Goldrei With thanks to Inbetweening AndrewsMacPherson CGI Registration Kate Kulendikova Artworking Owen Rixon, David Bell, Neil McDonald Digital Artist Oliver Villegas, Alan Gilby, Peter Hynes, Marilyn Cherenko and Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Anthony Schrag, Miss Humphrey Scanning Maxwell McCarthy, Neil Menzies, Laura Whyte © UK Film Council and DigiCult 2010.
Outcast is the story of Mary (Dickie), who has fled with her son to Edinburgh. She is pursued with murderous intent by Cathal (Nesbitt). Meanwhile, on a housing estate locals are being killed by an unknown, supernatural force.
Director, Colm McCarthy ; Producer, Fantastic Films / Makar Productions. -- Credits: [Cast in order of appearance Mary Kate Dickie Fergal Niall Bruton Petronella Hanna Stanbridge Tomatsk Josh Whitelaw Jitta Therese Bradley Cathal James Nesbitt Liam Ciaran McMenamin Old Hands Sean McCarthy Niamh Fiona O'Shaughnessy Housing Officer Christine Tremarco Ally Karen Gillen James Andrew Martin Paul Daniel Porter Barmaid Wendy Wasson Laird James Cosmo Beast Ian Whyte Youth Jody Monteith Coroner Alex McSharry Crew line p. Wendy Griffin p. man. | Ireland Rachel Lysaght p. co-ordinator Kieran Hannigan, Amy Munro Scottish Screen NETS trainee ass. co-ordinator Rachel Fiddes Scottish Screen NETS production trainee Steven Moore production trainee | Ireland Sonja Otto p. accountants Sile Dorney, Shaw Statham, Rachel Quigley Smith ass. accountants Billi Webster, Sandra Stewart 1st ass. d. Jonathan Farmer 2nd ass. d. Mark Inglis 3rd ass. d. Joanna Matthews trainee ads Ciara Gallagher, James Blythe, Sandy Quigley camera 'A' operator Dave Grennan focus puller Kirsten McMahon clapper / loader Matilda Smith camera ass. Stuart Anderson data transfer Fiona Cairns Scottish Screen NETS camera trainee Andy Nutt camera trainee | Ireland Stephen Kilroy camera operator | Daily Julie Bills grip Dave Morrison grip | Daily Robert Fairfield grip trainee David Littlejohn rigger | Daily Iain Harrison, John Rhymer costume supervisor Elaine Robertson costume ass. Sally Campbell gaffer | Scotland Andrew Stewart best boy | Scotland Len O'Brien lighting ass. | Scotland Ross O'Brien, Kelly McCormick electrician | Daily Justin Caithlin, David Mitchell, Jimmy Mitchell, Mick Morana gaffer | Ireland Con Dempsey electrician | Ireland Con Dempsey Jnr. driver | Ireland Billy Cooley location man. Brodie Pringle unit man. Ali Young 2nd unit location man. Tom Jenkins Scottish Screen NETS location trainee Nicola Parker make-up artist Maxine Dallas Scottish Screen NETS make-up trainee Lee Melrose special make-up effects designer Paul Hyett prosthetic supervisor Stuart Conran prosthetic technician Dan Fry prosthetic make-up artist Simon Rose, Hannah Eccleston prosthetic technician Dan Fry, Vesna Giordanoi, Chris Fitzgerald, Christine Overs foam technician Robbie Drake creature teeth Chris Lyons lens technician Jim Bleth, Patrick Madden stunt co-ordinator Abbi Collins addit. fight arranger Carter Ferguson Liam stunt double Calum Baird, Rob Cooper Cathal stunt double Roy Taylor Mary stunt double Maxine Whittaker art d. Fiona Gavin prop buyer Janice MacRae ass. art d. Zoe Wight prop master Tony Sheridan set dresser Liam Collins, Paul Lambie, Jim McCallum prop hand Andrew 'Fred' MacMillan, Dan Roberts set dresser Olly Cassidy, Andy Neilson Scottish Sceen NETS standby props trainee David McLeod Scottish Screen NETS art dept. trainee Ella Williams art dept. trainee | Ireland Cathy Hegarty props intern Kieran Ferris storyboard artist Derek Gray graffiti artist Kieran Gorman c/o Zap Graffiti Artists ass. to prop buyer Carly Parris, Shona Paton props | Daily | Ireland Frank Gleeson, Jane Talbot scenic painter | Ireland Dara McGee set construction B Scenic Construction Ltd. construction man. Todd Zonderman, Bob Barclay construction co-ordinator Christian Fenwicke Clennell construction charge hand Kenny Easson carpenter Dave Simpson, Dave Moore, Steve Wallis carpenter | Daily Kevin McGuinness, Dave Larking, Rab Gemmell stand by carpenter Brain Sweeney carpenter | Ireland Richie Donovan, Bartholmiej Kontratowicz painter | Ireland Andy Cording painter | Daily Matt Guinnane lead scenic artist Alison Irwin scenic artist Lynsey Sinnamon scenic artist / Dailies Amy Cummings, Lauren Simmonds SFX Elements Special Effects, Johnny Rafique, Nick Rideout fire safety Crazy Fire sc. supervisor Dorothy Connelly sd. rec. Brian Milliken boom operator Bradley Kendrick sd. ass. Martin Ireland EPK Ross Howieson stills ph. Ewan Myles publicist Wendy Kidd dog wrangler Angela Lambie Wilson Bran the Dog pigeon handlers Bozena Bienkowska, George Gold beetle handler Steve Dickie unit driver Martin Auld unit driver | Ireland Vinny Blake mini bus driver Drew Moore facilities GT Caterers unit nurse Sandra McQuat, Stef Swiatek, Andrew Everleigh, Marjorie Thursield, Stephen McDermott, Maire Ni Neachtain catering | Scotland Spice of Life catering | Ireland Mary McInerney camera supplied by Visual Impact sd. equipment supplied by Brian Milliken post production facilities, Berlin The Post Republic GMBH post production supervisor Rebekka Garrido DI supervisor Gregor Wille digital colour grader Bernie Greiner sd FX ed. Manuel Laval dialogue ed. Adele Fletcher ADR ed. Mike Feinberg foley ed. Manuel Laval foley artist Jorg Klinkenberg VFX lead artist Rudolf Germann title artist Untitled Berlin, Saskia Rüter, Sarah Nock post production facilities, Dublin Windmill Lane Pictures, Dublin post production supervisor Tim Morris neg checker Sarah Hughes ass. ed. Stephen Kidney, Gareth Nolan Visual effects by Windmill Lane flame compositing John Kennedy 3D CGI artist Keith Fallon facility co-ordinator Eimear Jenkinson ADR recording Dublin Tommy Ellis ADR recording Glasgow Savalas ADR recording London Goldcrest foley recording Hanse Warns Studios mixing stage Elektrofilm Berlin Lab Arri Muenchen Music recorded and mixed at Waveform Studios musicians Abilgail Smith, Sebastian Adams, Patrick Wall, Sean McKean financing and tax advisor John Gleeson financial services Horwath Bastow Charlton addit. financial services Eilis J. Quinlan & Co. production lawyer Jonathan Kelly, Brian Gormley, Philip Lee & Co. business affairs exec. for Scottish Screen Linda McClure legal affairs for Scottish Screen Mary Brehony production insurance provided by John O'Sullivan, Peter Fitzpatrick, Media Insurance Brokers Ltd. completion bond Neil Calder, Film Finances Ltd. Thank you to Dan Allum, Audiolink, AFTRS, Ruth Saunders, Ben Commens, Lazaro Hernandez & Ed Coy, Scottish Mining Museum [... et al ...] Filmed on locations in Ireland and Scotland and at Solas Studios, Connemara, Galway. Produced with the support of investment incentives for the Irish Film Industry provided by The Government of Ireland. Developed with the assistance of the Scottish Screen National Lottery Fund. Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen. Developed with the support of Bord Scannan na hEireann The Irish Film Board Produced in association with Headgear and Metrol Technology. International Sales Bankside Films © Copyright Fantastic Films Ltd / Makar Production 2009] .
Short film about 50 years of the Scottish Co-op, including some of their older training and advertising videos.
Producer, Springburn Museum Trust. -- Credits: thanks The Scottish Co-op; Scottish Film Archive.
Music video accompanying Jimmy Nail's 1995 single 'River'.
Documentary, possibly filmed in 1930s, about life in various islands around Britain.
Director, Maurice Harvey ; Producer, GPO Film Unit. -- Credits: [ass. d. Stewart McAllister ph. Harry Rignold, Jonah Jones m. Darius Milhaud comm. s. Jack Livesey].
Music video to accompany Gerry Rafferty's 1988 single 'Shipyard Town'.
Director, Barry Devlin ; Producer, Dreamchasers Production.
Portrait of Margaret Tait, including extracts from many of her films. In interviews, she talks about her introduction to the cinema in Italy and her move to Scotland where she began making her own films. She discusses the important influences of poetry, music and Eastern philosphy on her approach to filmmaking. [BFI Library synopsis]
Director, Margaret Williams ; Producer, Arbor International . -- Credits: Margaret Tait interviewed by Tamara Krikorian series ed. David Curtis we wish to thank the London Film Makers Co-Op music in extracts by Francis George Scott, Hector MacAndrew singers Duncan Robertson & Lilane camera London: Derek Waterman, Patrick Duval Edinburgh Erika Stevenson, David Bryant sd. John Anderson, Phil Croal dubbing mixer Dean Humphreys ed. Jo Ann Kaplan ass. ed. Li Guy d. Margaret Williams p. Fiz Oliver An Arbor International Production for Channel 4 Arts Council of Great Britain.
A collection of Ghost Tales from all over Scotland. Many sinister happenings are uncovered in the never ending library of Scottish legends, including the The Grey Man of Ben MacDhui, A Pharoah’s Curse in Scotland, The Phantoms of Hoolet Ha’, The Green Lady of Huntingtower and A Lost City buried underground. Altogether a mortifying mix of history, humour and hauntings.
Director, Peter Wolsey ; Producer, Eyeline in association with The Cadies & Witchery Tours. -- Credits: Presented by Adam Lyal (deceased) research & written Lorna Baxter; Robin Mitchell; Cameron Pirie idea William Bain music Stewart Black pipe music Niel Manderson art Victor Annual costumes Angels and Bermans (London); Royal Lyceum Theatre; Helen McWIlliams; Cadies and Witchery Tours inset coordinators Patrick Bankhead; Jonathan McCrea p.ass. Lorna Baxter sd. Chris Wolsey Richard Norman; Kevin Marnard; Robin Mitchell; Victor Annual; Katie Robertson; Laura Philip; Robert Waddel; Cameron Pirie; Jane Watt; Ilona Amos; Jeremy Houston; Alex Wallace; Neil MacMillan; Scott Barnard; Ruraidh Robertson; Lorna Baxter; Eric Spence; Rollo Mitchell; Hector Main; Christopher Wolsey; William Norquay; Alison Mitchell; Nellie McWilliams; Martin Houston; Brian Mitchell; Aidan Kirke; Glenn Carter; Joelle Irvine; Ian Cherry; Terry WolseyRichard Norman; Kevin Marnard; Robin Mitchell; Victor Annual; Katie Robertson; Laura Philip; Robert Waddel; Cameron Pirie; Jane Watt; Ilona Amos; Jeremy Houston; Alex Wallace; Neil MacMillan; Scott Barnard; Ruraidh Robertson; Lorna Baxter; Eric Spence; Rollo Mitchell; Hector Main; Christopher Wolsey; William Norquay; Alison Mitchell; Nellie McWilliams; Martin Houston; Brian Mitchell; Aidan Kirke; Glenn Carter; Joelle Irvine; Ian Cherry; Terry Wolsey.
TOPICAL BUDGET: The Great British News Film
A compilation of coverage taken from Topical Budget (1911-1931) one of the major British newsreels of the silent era.
REPORTING SCOTLAND: Search for Missing Scottish Feature Films
Reporting Scotland news broadcast, featuring item on the Scottish Film Archive's appeal for missing feature films in August 1995.
Producer, BBC Scotland. -- Credits: [newsreader Jackie Bird reporter Andy Webb interviewee Janet McBain, David Robertson].
Anglian TV documentary about East Anglian Film Archive.
Producer, Anglia Television. -- Credits: written & narrated by Eddie Anderson taking part David Cleveland, John Watson, David Tilly, Malcolm Freeguard, Kathy Terry, Paul Amos, Professor Hassel-Smith.
A look at the lifestyles of various island Methodist communities and the work of their Ministers. Starts with Isles of Scilly and then moves to Shetland. Aim appears to be to show that all Methodists are united despite distance.
Director, Morris Walker ; Producer, The Home Mission Film Unit. -- Credits: Commentary - written by Ralph E. Fennell spoken by Richard Baker The Methodist Home Mission Department wishes to thank all who have helped in the production of this film - including: British European Airways Frank Gibson of St.Mary's, Isles of Scilly United Motion Pictures Ltd. .....and especially our Ministers and Methodist people in the Isles of Scilly and Shetland..
51st HIGHLAND DIVISION "THE LEGENDARY 51st'
History of the 51st (Highland) Division, active in both World Wars.
Credits: p. GENERAL SIR DEREK LANG and William Sleigh comm. Crawford Logan; Lieut Col, The Rev. Angus Smith cam. Pierre Jeanson; Steve Kydd graphics Jack Garrow vid ed. Bob Clarke; Charlie Dean dubbing Peter Furney p. ass. Maurice Rourke hist. research Ernest Reoch co-ord. Lieut General Sir Derek Lang.
Memories of Dundee from the 1930s and 1940s, featuring the cine photography of John Stout who captured history in the making in and around the Dundee of old.
Director, [original film by John Stout] ; Producer, Forest Edge Films. -- Credits: presented by David Waterton-Anderso written by George Stout featuring Jim Brady, Jake Kilrain, Benny Lynch, Johnny McGrory, Mick Summer.
News footage of Fairfield's shipyard in Govan, including shots of the drawing offices and work on the shop floor.
ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH ARGOSY AT RENFREW AIRPORT
News footage of the new Armstrong Whitworth Argosy freight aircraft landing and taking off from Renfrew Airport.
YACHT 'SCEPTRE' AT ROBERTSON'S YARD, SANDBANK
The yacht 'Sceptre' and Alexander Robertson & Sons' boat-building yard at Sandbank.
News footage of the construction of flats on the new Wyndford Estate in Glasgow on the site of Maryhill Barracks, including shots of the barracks church and preserved masonry from the barracks site.
ROAD CONSTRUCTION AROUND PRESTWICK AIRPORT
News footage of the construction of the A77 by-pass around Prestwick and extension of the runway at Prestwick Airport.
News footage of Dickie's of Tarbert boatyard on Loch Fyne, including shots of work on a Stella Class yacht.
News footage of work at a boat building and repair yard, possibly in the North East, including shots of a steam drifter being repaired and a new boat under construction.
Shots of various cars crossing the finishing line on the Rest and Be Thankful hill climb.
News footage of Manchester University students returning from Ben Nevis during a fund-raising trip in Scotland.
Producer, [p.c. Templar Film Studios]. -- Credits: [cameraman Malcolm Campbell].
News footage of 804 Naval Air Squadron, possibly at RNAS Lossiemouth, including shots of the squadron's Scimitar jets being prepared for service.
USAF RESCUE AIRCRAFT AT PRESTWICK AIRPORT
News footage of US Air Force Rescue aircraft stopping at Prestwick Airport for refuelling.
SCOTTISH SCREEN CINE ADS - MAKING IT HAPPEN
A set of four 'cine ads' made to promote the national screen agency for Scotland, Scottish Screen, when it first started up. Each one represents a different area of work, namely Archive, Production, Locations and Talent.
Credits: [voiceovers Daniela Nardini, Brian Cox, Bill Paterson and possibly John Hannah or Robert Carlyle (?)].
An historic film record of the loneliest and most remote island community in the British Isles, Foula [Note: This is re-release video, 1997]
Producer, [p.c. West Country Films]. -- Credits: video transcription by The National Film Archive script & narration by Gordon Coward maps John Dyke music played by Tom Anderson & Aly Bain p. Gordon & Louise Coward.
Documentary charting the history of the Queen Mary ocean liner.
Director, p. and d. David Ellery and Roger Hardingham ; Producer, Kingfisher Films. -- Credits: written and narrated by David Ellery taking part Ron Winter, John Massey, John Smith, Captain John Treasure-Jones, Bill Winberg, Hal Johnson, Mark Steffey, Joe Preveratil, Christopher Davies produced and directed by David Ellery and Roger Hardingham.
ONLY WAY TO CROSS: 150 Years of the Cunard Line, the
Documentary detailing 150 years of the Cunard shipping line from 1840 - 1990.
Producer, Colonial American. -- Credits: presenter Alistair Layzell taking part John Maxtone-Graham, David Williams, Donald MacLean, Goeffrey Barr, Bill Warwick, Peter Jackson, Alice Lynes, John Treasure-Jones, Willie Farmer, Eric Parker, Allan Bennell.
Scottish Arts programme dedicated to filmmaker Ruby Grierson.
Director, Fiona Adams ; Producer, Wark Clements & Company Productions. -- Credits: narrator Kirsty Wark taking part Elizabeth Sussex, Richard Leacock, Roger Graef, Marion Grierson, Sue Gibbard, Molly Dineen, Dougie MacDougall, Bess Cummings producer Kirsty Wark .
One Star is an animated sitcom pilot set in the worst B&B in space. One Star. It's Scotland Jimmy but not as we know it.
Producer, Tern TV. -- Credits: w. Ian Carney created by Moray Hunter, Ian Carney, David Murdoch voices by Brendon Burns, Sarah Hadland, Greg McHugh, Lewis McLeod, Gavin Mitchell, Phil Nicol animation supervisor Andy Reid d. ph. Iain M. Anderson model maker Dave Cleland digital artists Jamie Haydock, Patrick Imrie, Andrew Mahony, Louise Rennie, Mark Wagner animators Navis Binu, Richard Clay, Martyn Gutteridge, Kevin McDade, Jonathan MacIntosh, Andrew Miller, Terry Reilly, Matt Rochester set designer Pamela McBain production team Michael Lyle, Rachel Clachrie dubbing ed. Iain Anderson dubbing mixer Kahl Henderson composer Micheal MacKinnon 'Show Me What You got Boy' music and lyrics by Ian Carney and Dave Lloyd music arrnaged by Micheal MacKinnon ed. James Charkow sc. ed. Elaine McElroy p. man. Angela Smith exec. p. for Scottish Screen Robbie Allen exec. p. for BBC Scotland Ewan Angus exec. p. Harry Bell p. David Murdoch.
One Night In Emergency marks the television debut of critically-acclaimed playwright, Gregory Burke. Inspired by Homer’s Odyssey and Gregory’s own experiences, this hard-hitting drama charts one man’s journey through the wards of an overrun, inner-city hospital.
Producer, Silver River Productions. -- Credits: [Peter Forbes Kevin McKidd Penny Forbes Michelle Ryan Cyclops Igal Naor Old Security Guard Gary Lewis Young Security Guard Ewen Bremner Mortuary Attendant Michael Smiley Laundry Worker James Cosmo Widower David Hayman Nick Jamie Sives Minicab Driver Tam Dean Burn House Doctor Sanjeev Kohli Junior Doctor 1 Joshua Jenkins Junior Doctor 2 Sean Biggerstaff Receptionist Cora Bissett Beautiful Nurse Wumni Mosaku Pharmacist Raymond Mearn Nurse Victoria Belnaves Male Nurse Greg McHugh Charge Nurse Maureen Carr ICU Nurse Lucy Holt Fighting Man Martin Docherty Deranged Man Craig Smith Skinhead Rab Affleck Casting Kahleen Crawford, Danny Jackson, Caroline Stewart Costume Designer Anna Robbins Wardrobe Kathryn Tart, Danni Millar Make Up Design Jacqui Mallett Make Up Jo Smedley, Nicole Tulloch Production Designer Julian Nagel Art Director Nicki McCallum, Zoe Wight Production Buyer Lee Porter, Mike Ireland Property Master Dennis Knotts Properties Stephen Bryce, Peter Burke, Liam McCallum, Jane McKidd Focus Puller Anna Benbow, Andrew Mitwamwari Clapper Loader James Harrison, Damian Leitch Grip David Morrison, David Littlejohn Best Boy Dave Thom Gaffer Steve Arthur Lighting Donald Campbell, Arthur Donnolly, Brian McGhee, Alan Marshall Steadicam Operator Kevin O’Brien Sound Recordist Martin Belshaw Boom Operator Pete Murphy Sound Trainee Kieran O’Halloran Stunt Co-ordinator Carter Ferguson Armourer Jim Elliott Production Team Rachel Anderson, Steven Moore, Jonathan Wright, Kiernan O’Halloran Editor Iain Erskine Online Editor Jon Ellis Colourist Jet Omoshebi Dubbing Mixer Stuart Hilliker Dubbing Editor Virginia Thorne Sound Effects Graham Headicar Location Manager Brodie Pringle Unit Manager Danny Khoudary 1st Assistant Director Patrick Conroy 2nd Assistant Director Kathleen Wishart 3rd Assistant Director Susie Lee Script Supervisor Dorothy Connolley Production Co-ordinator Pippa Brown Production Accountant Sandra Stewart Composer Craig Armstrong Line Producer Wendy Griffin Director of Photography Benjamin Kracun Executive Producer for Scottish Screen Lesley Finlay Executive Producers for Silver River. Executive Producer for BBC Scotland Daisy Goodwin, Samantha Lawrence, Gaynor Holmes ].
Highlights of the 'Spirit of the City' inter-denominational celebrations during Glasgow's 'City of Culture' year in 1990.
Producer, Glasgow Presbytery Video Group. -- Credits: comm. s. Jane McDougal, Jack Hendry ph. Robert Riddell Black, Alec Strath ed. Chris Campbell, Noel Nelis.
Film of a holiday to Lisbon, including UNICA (International Union of Amateur Cinematographers) festival.
1. Aberdeen beach c1920s then c1950s - no special guest, simply Gerry in conversation with Janet 2. Alex Adamson. Ferries across Forth and Tay in the days before the bridges. Mr Adamson is an expert on the history of these ferry services.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Gerry Davis taking part Janet McBain, Alex Adamson.
Collection of old black and white and colour films originally shown in the Grampian Television series THE WAY IT WAS, showing many aspects of Scottish culture from 1912c to 1969c.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Gerry Davis taking part Janet McBain, Bernard Balfour, Gordon Ingram, Edith Middleton, Willie Rogers, Rhoda Butler, Jack and Meg Moore, Kare Iverson, Andrew Williamson, Rina Halliday, Walter Watt, Bill Davidson, Bob Morrison.
Archive film with topical chat featuring Women’s work, Health and Medicine, Going to War, Football and Outings.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Gerry Davis taking part Janet McBain, Bernard Balfour, Nan Greczylo, Joyce Everill, Jimmy Brown, David Campbell, Davie Duncan, George Johnson, Margaret Esslemont, Peter Campbell, Amy Thompson, David Scott, Tillie Stewart, Betty Richards .
Archive film featuring the themes of: Health, Fishing, Shopping, Cinema, Farming, Wartime,Transport.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Gerry Davis taking part Janet McBain, David Hamilton, Donald Gordon, Gilbert Buchan, John Edwards, Sebastian Thewes, Dr John Smith, Jim Mutch, Bernard Balfour, David Angus, Andrew Hill, David Toulmin, Prof. D.C. Smout, Margaret Montague, Cliff Walker.
Archive film featuring the themes of: Education, Theatre.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Gerry Davis taking part Janet McBain, Prof. T.C Smout, Evelyn McDonald, Bernard Balfour, Ronnie Coburn .
Archive film featuring the theme of Home Life.
ROVDEHORN / DANCERS OF DON / HALIBUT FISHING
Video transfer of Jenny Gilbertson film 'Rovdehorn' [see ref. 3023] along with two films which do not seem to appear in the catalogue- 'Dancers of Don' (no year given), and 'Halibut Fishing', 1932.
Amateur production of Cinderella, performed in Braemar, 1993.
A selection of films showing East Lothian during World War 2, particularly Haddington area. The video was prepared as part of a local video project gathering eye-witenss accounts of important dates and events in that area during the War.
Producer, [p.c. Haddington Audio Visual Group]. -- Credits: p. Jack Tully-Jackson.
A short sequence of promotional captions for the Hippodrome Cinema in Bo'ness.
Promotional film for the Coylumbridge Hotel near Aviemore, showing the range of leisure and sporting facilities and activities in the hotel and the surrounding area.
A short film explaining the basic functional and design principles of a teapot, as proposed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 18th century, including shots of a potter throwing and constructing a teapot.
Producer, IFA Scotland Ltd. -- Credits: [ph. Eddie McConnell].
Interviews and footage taken during the shoot for the film PARTY ON [see ref. 8414]
Producer, [p.c. GMAC 2nd Unit, Sounds of Progress]. -- Credits: Starring Arran Smith, Catherine McGonagle, Danielle Hardie, Darlene Mitchell, David Morris, Dean O'Connor, Jamie O'Malley, John Drain, Kerryanne Jesson, Kirsty McGhee, Scott Cant, Steven Murphy Staff For Kilpatrick School Gerry Campbell Assistants Eastin Roberts, Elaine McIlree, Elizabeth Bowman, Geraldine McCool, Margaret Dick, Stephen Skivington For Sounds of Progress Gordon Dougall, Sally Clay Mentors Eddie Green, Kevin Howell For GMAC Jaimini Jethwa, Beth Armstrong, Alessio Avezzano, Dale Corlett Mentors Victor Kennedy, Adam Doig Assistant Paul Guest Thanks to The staff and board at GMAC, The staff and pupils at Kilpatrick School, Tina and all at Sounds of Progress, 21st Century Band, Alessio's Flatmates You Keep Me Rocking (Cannon / Fullarton/ Green) performed by 21st Century Band © Sounds of Progress Rotator (Moby) performed by Moby © mobygratis.com A film created in association with First Light Movies. UK Film Council Lottery Funded. Scottish Screen, Scottish Arts Council, Glasgow City Council, Sounds of Progress, GMAC 2nd Unit © GMAC 2008 .
A McLachlan family trip to the Highlands and out to the Western Isles on board the motor yacht 'Malaya'.
Footage of the construction of motor yachts at Aberdour Marine Ltd., including shots of the construction, launch and trials of the Victory 40 ketches Scarab, Aviana, Lynns Victory, Tigress of Deben, Marguerite Anne and Sunbird II.
Don and Margaret McLachlan travel with their friends Ian and Joyce Dempster on the Dempsters' motor yacht 'Ilonda' from Alicante in Spain through the canals of France back to Scotland.
HIGHWAYS AND FREEWAYS OF CANADA AND THE USA 1970
Don and Margaret McLachlan on a holiday trip through Canada and the USA in 1970, travelling by aeroplane, boat and bus - includes footage of Calgary, Vancouver, San Francisco, Seattle, Salt Lake City and the Niagara Falls.
A compilation of footage from weekend and holiday trips in the McLachlan family's motor yacht Marona, setting out from Crinan and sailing to Jura, the Garvellachs, Luing and Craobh.
A compilation of footage from weekend and holiday trips in the McLachlan family's motor yacht Marona, setting out from Renfrew and sailing to Sanda, Gigha, Islay and the MacCormaig Isles.
Family caravan holidays in Caravan Club sites around Scotland, including Ayr, Dunbar, Callander and the Borders, featuring a variety of period cars and caravans.
A compilation showing the McLachlan family's caravan holidays around Scotland over several years during the 1950s.
McLachlan family excursions around Loch Lomond on Allen McLachlan's motor launch 'Tidak-Apa'.
WANDERING AROUND THE SCOTTISH WEST COAST WITH MARONA
A compilation of footage from weekend and holiday trips in the McLachlan family's motor yacht 'Marona'.
Footage of a series of annual outings by staff of the Royal College of Science and Technology (now the University of Strathclyde) and their families in the 1950s, including trips to the Gare Loch, Loch Lomond and Culzean Castle.
Views of some of the main pavilions and exhibits of the Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park in Glasgow, including shots of Don and Margaret McLachlan and their family on a visit, and also brief shots of an informal visit by Paul Robeson.
Footage of club activities of the Royal Scottish Motor Yacht Club, including regatta days on the Firth of Clyde and in Argyll and a sports day and party.
A summer cruise in the motor yacht 'Malaya' around the Kyles of Bute and Arran.
Demonstrations on board ship and in a factory of Welin McLachlan davits being used to lower lifeboats and a life raft.
Brownies from the 227th pack in Glasgow perform the various stages of a ceremony in a park.
The 227th Glasgow Brownie Pack hold a fete to raise funds for the refurbishment of the local church garden. [mute]
Director, Don McLachlan, J.M. Cowan. -- Credits: sc. C.D. McLachlan comm. s. Betty Edmiston .
Amateur footage filmed over several years of groups of Lifeboys and Brownies from Glasgow going on trips to Girvan, Rothesay and Millport.
The children of Rosehearty Primary School join with older members of the village to record memories of the village in the early half of the century, illustrated by a varied montage of photographs. Includes views of nearby Pitsligo castle when emergency repairs were undertaken to secure the structure of the building. Topics covered include Rosehearty at War, Fishing, School Days, Shops and the Church in the community, Lord Pitsligo.
Director, Joe Scoular. -- Credits: For their help in making and presenting the script, Mrs A Murray, Miss J.D. Ritchie, Miss A. Ritchie, Mrs M Smith, Mrs E. Leel, Mrs. M. Downie, Mrs. E. Downie, Mrs Watt, Mr J. Smith and Mr A. Leel m. Mrs Logan, Mr Milne and Mr Thrall ed. and dubbing Joe Scoular.
WEDDING OF IAN MacDOUGALL AND JANEY McASLAN IN QUARRIERS HOMES CHURCH
The wedding of Ian MacDougall and Janey McAslan at Quarriers Homes Church and reception in Kilmacolm Hydro on Tuesday 27th June 1961. The events of the happy day are recorded on film, including some [mute] interior footage of the church ceremony.
An insight into life at an epilepsy colony at Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir. Both children and adults are seen enjoying outdoor sports, learning in the classroom and undertaking activities such as sewing and basket weaving. They are also seen taking medicine and being monitored by medical staff.
GLENS COTTAGES ON HOLIDAY. TORR ALUINN HOOP HOUSE DUNOON
Short amount of footage at start of film featuring marching bands of youth groups at Quarriers Village. The main film then concentrates on outdoor summer holiday activities enjoyed by girls from Glens Cottages at Quarriers Village at the Torr Aluinn and Hoop House on the Firth of Clyde, including outdoor games, swimming in the sea and making sandcastles on the beach.
Queen Elizabeth II visits Quarriers Village for the first time, 7th July 1958.
Children at Quarriers Village are captured on camera happily going about day to day activities. These include outdoor games, running out of the school gates, lining up for Boys Brigade inspection and walking to Church dressed in their Sunday Best.
Documentary concerning the work of Quarriers Homes, Bridge of Weir and the changing social and political environment in which it operates. Extensive interviews with staff and residents, including honest opinions from Dr. James Minto, General Director.
Credits: made by Sue New, Nic Knowland, Ken Scrivener, Norman Hull, Roland Lewis, Kevin Grogan, Andrew Holmes, Robert Carter, Michael Coulter, Max Marrables, John Sanders, Barrie Joll Associates and the people of Quarrier's Homes.
This documentary examines the work of the Epilepsy Centre at Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir and talks to people with epilepsy, as well as those who care for them.
General views around Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir. The latter section of the film shows children belonging to the Orphan Homes of Scotland gathered for a party to celebrate departure to new homes and new lives in Ontario, Canada.
Comprehensive overview of activities and services provided at Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir when it was under the auspices of Orphan Homes of Scotland. There is a strong link to the Church and Christian values throughout.
The work of Quarriers Hospital, specifically showing children at physiotherapy sessions. Children are recorded handling various percussion instruments, the majority of the footage concentrates on a boy with weakness in his legs taking exercises and trying to stand up, supported by a nurse and holding onto a cot.
Amateur footage of a Christmas Party at Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir. Children enjoy receiving presents from Santa, and adults dance and sing.
Princess Margaret visits Quarriers Village, Bridge of Weir to open the Sommerville Weir Hall on Thursday 7th of June 1962.
BOYS LEAVING QUARRIERS FOR AUSTRALIA / QUARRIERS IN THE SNOW
Boys from Quarriers are captured briefly on this piece of film as they depart by bus and train bound for Australia, complete with packed cases and a cheerful wave goodbye. A short section at the end of the film records Quarriers grounds after a heavy snowfall.
RECTORIAL BATTLE EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY 1963
Amateur footage of the traditional polling day Rectorial battle fought in the Old College quadrangle between supporters of rival candidates in the Edinburgh University rectorial elections in 1963.
Amateur footage of the Blackburn Coronation Gala Day to mark Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953, including shots of the coronation ceremony of the first Queen, the procession through the town and sports and dance events.
A promotional film to attract students to the University of Dundee, featuring interviews with heads of departments and shots of student life on and off campus.
Director, Bernd Schulze ; Producer, Schulze MacLaren Ltd.. -- Credits: camera Mark Littlewood, Pete Warrilow, David Peat sd. Louis Kramer, Mike Billing prod. asst. Hilary Ling with the Staff and Students of the faculties of Medicine and Dentistry, Science, Law, Engineering and Applied Science, Arts and Social Sciences, Environmental Studies.
Documentary exploring the development and use of the Border Collie as a sheepdog, and in other working roles the breed excels in.
Director, Mr J Closs. -- Credits: With grateful thanks to: Border Collie Rescue Nicki [Oliver] & Mike [Cooke?] James Murdoch, Ian Fergie & Max - Knockdon Willie Orr Tony Swiers Stewart Emm Jill Simpson-Hill & Bobby Henderson Sue & David Grout SARDA Scotland (Search and Rescue Dog Association) Quack Commandos Irivine Butterfield - Droving slides Robin Campbell - pipe Tune "Munro's Farewell to the Tops" AND ALL THE BORDER COLLIES filmed and edited by Jim Closs.
Amateur footage of a cruise on board the SS Neuralia with the Secondary Schools' Cruise Association.
Amateur footage of crowds arriving at Hampden Park, Glasgow for an international football match.
Amateur footage of family holidays on the Devon coast and on Islay - also includes shots of outdoor bathing pools at North Berwick and Dunbar.
CHRISTMAS SCHOOL PARTY GLENWOOD COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL CASTLEMILK
Amateur footage of preparations for a school Christmas party and dance at Glenwood Comprehensive, Castlemilk, Glasgow.
A year of farming sheep at Ferniehaugh in the Borders. Includes detailed shots of sheep being sold at auction.
Director, Prof Cairns Aitken CBE. -- Credits: With appreciation to James Christie, Farmer and Ian Notman, Shepherd for their welcome and co-operation Music: Beethoven, No. 6 Symphony, The Pastoral.
Pheasants are reared in preparation for shooting season on Ferniehaugh farm. Scenes from shoots show how drives are arranged through the day on sites across the farm, with social gatherings at breaks and lunch.
Director, Prof Cairns Aitken CBE. -- Credits: ed. Cairns Aitken With appreciation to James and Mary Christie,Farmers, and Ian Notman, Gamekeeper, for their welcome and co-operation And thanks to Duncan Campbell for arranging and piloting the flight Music: Brahms, Hungarian Dances.
Amateur video footage of the construction stages of a wooden salmon coble at Joseph Johnston & Son of Montrose, from the initial marking and cutting of timbers to the eventual trials in Montrose harbour.
Footage of an Aberdeen University study trip to Eynhallow Island in the Orkneys, including shots of the island's bird population of guillemots, gulls, shags, oystercatchers and eider ducks.
Amateur footage from a holiday trip to Aviemore, including go-kart racing and buildings at the Aviemore complex.
A boy writes a very detailed essay on the subject "My Home Town"; his words are illustrated by contemporary shots of Glasgow. Includes footage of the Cheapside Street fire.
Director, Sheila M Taylor. -- Credits: Pupils of North Kelvinside School.
Newsreel footage of a ceremony at the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews, to mark the coming into office of the new club captain, Provost W. Norman Boase.
The 1975 Kemnay Community Fair, featuring Queen Isla's procession, children's fancy dress and pet competition.
Director, Graham R Ingram. -- Credits: A G.R. INGRAM PRODUCTION.
Views of Kemnay Village Fair, including the crowning of the Kemnay Gala Queen, a children's fancy dress parade, races and a clown act.
Rosie Graham speaks about being chosen as Kemnay Princess and of enjoying her day being honoured at the fair, despite wet weather. Views of the fair and entertainments.
Director, GM MacKinnon Thomson. -- Credits: KEMNAY AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION PRESENTS featuring Rosie Graham as the Kemnay Princess GMMT .
Scottish Association of Moviemakers souvenir DVD made for visiting IAC members, including SAVED BY A WHISKER and WHOSE ROUND? which won both the Mermaid Trophy and the Mini Mermaid clock in 2004.
[Compilation of different filmmakers]. -- Credits: Who Needs Florida! Special thanks to the crews of Marigot and Badger A Pat Lawrence Production 2008 THE FOUR SEASONS LOCATION THE LOCH ORDIE AREA HIGHLAND FLING a Badenoch production 2007 ARMCHAIR ORNITHOLOGY (Shot in Edinburgh City Centre flat) A Sean Groat Film © Luxvideo MMVIII WHOSE ROUND? Edinburgh Cine & Video Society March 2004.
BILLY SMART'S CIRCUS (PERTH), SIM'S GARDEN, LOSSIE BEACH AND FLOAT PARADE
A compilation of amateur footage of a circus setting up at Perth, a family on the beach and in their garden, and a parade and agricultural show.
Amateur footage of leisure excursions in the north-east of Scotland, and a visit by the Queen Mother to a military parade in Perth.
Amateur footage of leisure excursions in the north-east of Scotland, including Battleby Gardens, Dallachy airfield and Perth.
Amateur footage of leisure excursions in the north-east of Scotland, and shots of HMS Ark Royal at anchor off Lossiemouth.
ATHOLL PIPE BAND, PITLOCHRY DAM, LOCH FASKALLY, AVIEMORE
Amateur footage of locations and events in the Pitlochry area, including the River Braan, Loch Faskally and Pitlochry Highland Games.
King George VI and the Queen Mother visit Inverness to open the 1948 Highland Show, the first Royal Highland Show - includes shots of the royal visit and activities and stalls at the show.
Amateur footage of a youth hostel and cycling trip around Scotland, visiting Ben Nevis, Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Queensferry and Auchmithie.
Amateur footage of a family holiday by car around Sutherland.
Amateur footage of places of interest around the coastline of Caithness and Sutherland, including Scrabster, Dunnet Head, Duncansby Head and Bettyhill.
Amateur footage of ferry trips to the Orkney and Shetland Islands, including shots of Stromness, Kirkwall and Lerwick.
Children attending the volunteer-run Bo'ness Nursery Playgroup, playing with a great variety of toys in an outdoor courtyard of Old St Mary's school, followed by a fancy dress parade and children's tea party.
Footage of the Fraser family of Arbroath at the family home at Cairnie Hill - includes shots of family cars and chauffeurs and children at play in the garden.
Director, (Andrew Gibson) see additional information.
Amateur footage of family visits to London, Cornwall and Gleneagles Hotel.
Documentary on Baillieston Junior football club and its successes in 1980, securing the Scottish Junior Cup, the McLeod and Dryburgh cups.
Director, Norman Pollock. -- Credits: ed. Norman Pollock narr. Lawrence Ventre assistant ed. Grant Cameron sd. Edwin Bonner dubbing editor Grahame Patterson graphics Mark O'Reilly print by Humpries Labs.
A record of a trip to Skye, 21st - 28th May 1988 by members of the Bridge of Weir Hillwalking Club.
Director, Douglas Hall. -- Credits: STARRING Ken "Scooter" Campbell Jim "Bastier Tooth" Craig Douglas "Scoop" Hall David "Herr Flick" Harper John "Diver" Harvey Donald "Topper" Smith Alan "Turbo" Watt This video is dedicated to the wives of the group who realised the futility of giving us anything other than their fullest support! with thanks to THE AKROYD FAMILY for their hospitality Special thanks to GERRY AKROYD who helped us experience some of life's "stolen moments" camera operators Douglas Hall & Ken Campbell with additional photographs Donald Smith graphics Graham Campbell edited by Eric McIntyre produced & filmed by Douglas Hall.
Amateur footage of a Dundee City Mission children's picnic in a park.
Amateur footage of a Dundee City Mission children's picnic in a park, and a trip to the Keswick Convention in the Lake District.
PICNIC / BALLINLUIG CAMP / PICNIC: WINDMILL PARK / CAMP
Amateur footage of children's summer camps and outings organised by the Dundee City Mission in the mid-1950s.
148 LIGHT ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY TROOP, ROYAL ARTILLERY EXERCISE TO LOCH EWE
Amateur footage, filmed contrary to war-time regulations, of an anti-aircraft troop travelling to Aultbea in Wester Ross at the start of the war to install anti-aircraft guns to protect HMS Nelson and other naval vessels based at Loch Ewe.
Amateur footage of a trip by steamer around the Western Isles, including Tobermory, Armadale, Kyle of Lochalsh, Plockton, Portree, Gairloch and Lochinver.
RECORDS OF A MOTOR TOUR / EMPIRE EXHIBITION
Amateur travelogue of a Lawson's '7 Days Bens & Glens' coach tour around Scotland from Glasgow.
CORONATION COMMENTARY AT PAISLEY / ROYAL VISIT TO PAISLEY
Amateur footage of celebrations in Paisley for the coronation of King George VI, and visits by the king and queen to Glasgow University and Paisley - also includes shots of a band playing on a steamer trip.
FERENEZE GOLF CLUB / HILLEND SCHOOL, GREENOCK
Amateur footage of golfing activities at Fereneze Golf Club in Barrhead and children at Hillend Public School in Greenock.
An impressionistic view of the city of New York, contrasting the magnificent city skyline from the water and the buildings from above with the brash city streets and the poverty and dereliction of the back alleys.
Director, Iain Rintoul. -- Credits: camera Ian Rintoul sd. John Welford a Santina Production .
Amateur footage of equestrian events in the Scottish Borders and a funfair and local life at Gifford and Haddington.
AIRCRAFT GLASGOW AIRPORT / PRESSES AT DAILY RECORD
TV news rough footage of various passenger aircraft taking off and landing at Glasgow Airport, and general views inside the Daily Record printing plant.
Amateur footage of a summer holiday on the island of Barra, including shots around Castlebay.
As a schoolboy in the 1950's, Bill Dobson won two national awards in a cine-film competition run by Amateur Cine-World film magazine. Bill's first acclaimed film, HIS CRUMBLING WORLD, made when he was just 16 years old, recounts the attempts of an old estate worker to preserve a long abandoned property from the ravages of time. FISHER'S ALL, his second successful film, made two years later, went further than national recognition and was selected to represent Britain in an international cine-film competition. Bill went on to become a highly successful engineer, but his passion for filmmaking continued throughout his life. This is Bill's Story.
Producer, So on and so forth production in conjunction with Media Studies Department at Erskine Stewarts Melville Schools in Edinburgh. . -- Credits: Thanks to Brita Lepa Ally Black Rev Thomas Burt The Congregation of St Andrew's Parish Church West Linton and Manus Graham Heather Anderson Pete Ritchie Margaret Ramsay Willie Bruce Rebecca Smith John Williams Sarah Crawford Christina Mackaill Charlotte Crerar Nick Williams Dave Orem Andrew Dobson.
Amateur footage including astronaut Neil Armstrong visiting Langholm to receive the freedom of the Burgh.
Morningside's River From Source to Sea: The Jordan Burn
Amateur documentary following the course of the Jordan Burn from Craiglockhart through suburban Edinburgh to the sea at Portobello.
The design, construction and launch of the yacht 'Sceptre' at Robertson's yard at Sandbank, its sea trials on the Clyde and English Channel, and preparation for the 1958 America's Cup race at Newport, Rhode Island.
[filmed by David Boyd, William Robertson].
The sailing ship 'Herzogin Ceciline' between Belfast and Finland.
Amateur footage, probably filmed by Norman McLaren, of a group of his friends on a visit to his parents' home in Stirling.
Family fun in the sun on Elie beach and around the garden at home during the interwar years. Includes some footage of the Children’s Special Service Mission.
Staff of Cowan & Co. (hauliers) enjoy a garden party hosted by Mr Cowan at his house 'Raisdale' in Barrhead.
A comprehensive amateur record of the 1938 Empire Exhibition, Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Features brief shots of the Royal family, including Queen Mary, Elizabeth [The Queen Mother] and her young daughters Elizabeth and Margaret.
An amateur documentary about the work of Aberdeen Parks and Links Department, and the gardening awards won by the organisation during the 1960s and 70s.
Director, G M M Thomson. -- Credits: with thanks to the staff of Aberdeen Links & Parks Dept, especially Mr Welch, without whose help this film would not have been possible.
Amateur record of a local fair at Kemnay, Aberdeenshire, including crowning of the Princess, children's races, sideshows, the 'fantastic Red Barrows' and a lawnmower race.
Director, G M M Thomson. -- Credits: with official guests: Marc Ellington, The Stoneywood Brass Band and The Old MeldrumPipe Band 1976 Kemnay Princess Rhona Duncan, two attendants Teresa Cobban, Gwen Hardie, 1975 Kemnay Princess Fay Ewan and The People of Kemnay.
Amateur documentary about an agricultural show in the Borders on a sunny summer day.
Amateur footage of a day in the life of the Walt Disney World theme park in Florida.
Westfield paper mills near Bathgate after the closure of the site, followed by the demolition of the mill chimney.
The Renfrewshire Witch Trials of 1697, a DVD made by the Paisley Disability Resource Centre.
HIGHER EDUCATION TODAY: Scottish Independence Referendum Debate
An episode of the University of the District of Columbia's magazine programme 'Higher Education Today', presented by Steven Roy Goodman. Features a debate about Scottish independence and its effect on academia between Dr Stephen Watson, University of Glasgow, founder of 'Academics for Yes' and Professor Hugh Pennington, University of Aberdeen, leader of 'Academics Together'. [Filmed in the Linklater Rooms, University of Aberdeen]
Director, Danilo Ikenberry ; Producer, University of the District of Columbia. -- Credits: p. Steven Roy Goodman interv. Steven Roy Goodman WASHINGTON DC CREW: p. man. Cheryl Lewis Hawkins post-production manager Derek Whitfield exec. p. Edward Jones Jr. ABERDEEN CREW: vision mixer / director Richard S. Browne camera operator Martin Hardie camera operator Euan Henderson floor manager Rikki Gutcher sound mixer Colin Wylie special thanks Aberdeenshire Council, Katrina Allan, Professor Keith Bender, Lois Brown, Brian Hussey, Stanley Jack, Helen Kestle, Jennifer Luray, Carol-Ann Mackenzie-Browne, Professor William G. Naphy, Christian Somme, Euan Wemyss.
South of Scotland Electricity Board film made regarding the construction of Hunterston.
Director, C.T. Carruthers Chief Engineer's Dept. S.S.E.B. -- Credits: South of Scotland Electricity Board. Hunterston Nuclear Generating Station. Main Contractors G.E.C. Constructors of Vessel. Motherwell Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. Consultants to Motherwell Bridge & Engineering Co.Ltd. S.S.E.B Industrial Advisory Section headed by R. McGlashen M.B.E C.G.I.A M.I.E.E A.M.I.MECH.E filmed & produced by C.T. Carruthers Chief Engineer's Dept. S.S.E.B.
Yachts muster on the Firth of Clyde off Gourock for the start of a club race to Tarbert.
Footage of Clyde Cruising Club yacht races and gatherings from the 1950s to the 1970s, including shots around the Crinan Canal and basin and footage of yachts racing at sea.
Amateur footage of the Clyde Cruising Club's 50th anniversary muster in 1960, including shots of club members and their yachts at Rothesay.
Director, Dr. R. Morrison, Robin Taylor.
Sailing scenes on the west coast of Scotland, a yacht aground on rocks and the start of a yacht club race.
A compilation of visits by the McLachlan family to their friends the Fergusons, including a summer trip to Loch Achray and an Easter egg hunt in spring.
A trip to Gothenburg in Sweden and Hamburg in Germany by Don and Margaret McLachlan, probably connected with Don's work - includes street scenes and shots of modern architecture in Gothenburg and shots of the harbour in Hamburg.
Promotional film demonstrating the Welin McLachlan accommodation ladder davit for passenger liners, including shots in the factory and on board the 'Empress of Scotland' and the 'Oriana'.
Various youth organisation parades and events in the Giffnock area of Glasgow and shots of Allen McLachlan and his boat 'Tidak-Apa'.
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN LAUNCHED AT FAIRFIELD'S BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
The launch of the liner 'Empress of Britain' at Fairfield's shipyard in Glasgow.
Shots of Don McLachlan's brother Allen conducting an official visit by a high-ranking officer to a Royal Navy base at Port Glasgow during WW2.
SEA ROAD TO THE ISLES: To Oban and Fort William, the
A compilation of footage from holiday trips on the motor yacht 'Marona' around the Western Isles. The McLachlan family and friends travel from the Crinan Canal to Oban, Fort William, Tobermory, Coll, Staffa, Iona, Canna and Skye.
A compilation of footage from holiday trips by motor yacht around the Western Isles. The McLachlan family and friends travel from the Crinan Canal to Oban, Tobermory, Stornoway, Skye and Canna.
SHELAGH ON CLYDE AND WEST COAST 1959 TO 1963
Two films feature on this reel. The first features the McLachlan family as they launch their new motor yacht Shelagh and after trials on the Gare Loch, sail her around the Western Isles. The second records the McLachlan family as they sail to Jura in their motor yacht Shelagh in convoy with friends in another motor yacht.
The first instalment of the history of Don McLachlan's family, starting from early family photographs of life in Singapore in the early 20th century to family home movies from the 1930s to 1949 - includes film of boating holidays, wartime, family events and friends.
A compilation of short films and footage of McLachlan family events from 1949 to 1956, including Christmas celebrations, caravan holidays and boat trips.
A compilation of footage of McLachlan family events from 1938 to c.1959, including weddings, holidays and visits to friends - also includes footage of Don McLachlan's business trip to the USA.
A compilation of footage of McLachlan family events from 1968 to 1979, including weddings, skiing and boating holidays - also includes footage of the 1972 Round-Britain powerboat race and the short comedy film 'Behind the Scenes'.
A compilation of footage of McLachlan family events from 1979 to 1985.
Don and Margaret McLachlan and family cruising around the west coast of Scotland on their yacht 'Machir', including shots of the yacht being towed into a boatyard.
The McLachlan family with family friends on a motor yacht trip from the Crinan Canal.
Neds (Non-Educated Delinquents) is the story of a young man's journey from prize-winning schoolboy to knife-carrying teenager. Struggling against the low expectations of those around him, John McGill changes from victim to avenger, scholar to Ned, altar boy to glue sniffer. When he attempts to change back again, his new reality and recent past make conformity near impossible and violent self-determination near inevitable.
SOUTH AFRICA V SOUTH OF SCOTLAND RUGBY, HAWICK
Amateur footage of a challenge rugby union match between a South of Scotland select and South Africa at Mansfield Park, Hawick in 1952.
SCOTTISH RUGBY UNION - NEW ZEALAND V. SOUTH OF SCOTLAND - NETHERDALE, GALASHIELS
Amateur footage of a challenge rugby union match between a South of Scotland select and New Zealand at Netherdale, Galashiels in 1953.
MELROSE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS - 12TH APRIL 1952
Amateur coverage of the annual seven-a-side rugby tournament at Greenyards, Melrose in 1952.
63RD ANNUAL SPORTS, MELROSE SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY
Amateur coverage of the annual seven-a-side rugby tournament at Melrose in 1953.
MELROSE RUGBY CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS - MELROSE SEVENS 1966
Amateur coverage of the annual seven-a-side rugby tournament at Greenyards, Melrose in 1966.
MELROSE RUGBY CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS - MELROSE SEVENS 1967
Amateur coverage of the annual seven-a-side rugby tournament at Greenyards, Melrose in 1967.
MELROSE RUGBY CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS - MELROSE SEVENS 1968
Amateur coverage of the annual seven-a-side rugby tournament at Greenyards, Melrose in 1968.
Affectionate observational shots of toddlers, school age girl and very new baby.
Amateur footage of events at Stamperland Bowling Club in Glasgow, including the construction of a new clubhouse by club members. Also includes bowling matches at Queen's Park in Glasgow and footage of a bowling competition.
Amateur footage of a garden party in Glasgow for the launch of a new yacht.
Amateur footage on board Bob Davidson's yacht 'Truant', yacht racing and sailing on the Crinan Canal and in the Western Isles.
PANTOMIME IN SCOTLAND: A Celebration of Scottish Pantomime on Film
A documentary about pantomime in Scotland during the 1930s and 40s, including archive film of performances by Scottish comedians Harry Gordon, Will Fyffe, Dave Willis, George West, Alec Finlay and many others.
Credits: research Sandra McNeil, Paul Maloney, Adrienne Scullion m.p. Dave Anderson, Karen MacIver, the Orchestra of Scottish Opera comm. s. Stanley Baxter .
Amateur footage of a meeting of the Scottish Conjurers' Association, with members performing a variety of magic tricks on stage.
Shots of a summer's day paddle steamer trip around Loch Lomond, showing the piers at Tarbet and Rowardennan.
DUNBLANE EAST CHURCH FETE / HIGHLAND GAMES
Amateur footage of a fete at Dunblane East Church, a Highland Games possibly also at Dunblane and some colour footage of children in a playpark.
News footage of the start of the Capstan Cycle Rally from Glasgow to Aberdeen and back, with competitors starting from the Wills cigarette factory in Glasgow.
A technical film by the National Physical Laboratory of testing tank trials for the hull model of the New Zealand car ferry 'Wahine', for builders the Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co.
Producer, National Physical Laboratory Film Unit.
The launch of cargo ship TS 'George' at Denny's of Dumbarton and her sea trials on the Firth of Clyde.
Amateur footage of scenery around Scotland, including the Ballachulish ferry, Oban and Loch Goil.
Footage of the cargo ship MV 'Whakatane' being launched at Alexander Stephen's yard in Glasgow - shots of workers, platform party guests and the ship on the river after launch.
News footage of a refrigerated truck setting off from Sterne's factory in Hillington, Glasgow, on a trip to Moscow.
Footage of the aftermath of an industrial accident on a building site in Dundee - a crane has collapsed and workers and ambulance men cut through metal to free a trapped worker and take him away by ambulance.
Shots of preparations for the construction of the Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow, including shots of the Whiteinch vehicular ferry crossing the river and an official turf-cutting ceremony.
INFLATABLE LIFERAFT DEMONSTRATION AT DENNY
News footage of trials of an inflatable liferaft at Denny's shipbuilding yard in Dumbarton.
News footage of a terrace of modern Weir split-level houses and interior shots of the furnished show-house.
News footage of US Air Force personnel at their base at Prestwick and crew members arriving at Girvan lifeboat station.
FILM IN WARTIME: An Autobiography of the War, the
Amateur footage of a group of conscripted soldiers at Hamilton Barracks at the start of World War II, including shots of daily activities such as route marching, rifle range practice and relaxing in the cookhouse.
Director, [filmed by Harry Birrell] ; Producer, Stanley Pictures. -- Credits: producer Harry Birrell sound recording Hayes Ltd..
The troopship TSS 'Nevasa' is released from dry dock in Glasgow and starts her first voyage down the Clyde for trials on the Firth of Clyde.
A promotional film by General Motors Scotland for their Euclid range of earth-moving machinery, built in their Scottish plant at Newhouse.
NAUTICAL OMELETTE: Aboard Mary Rose of Morar
Amateur footage of trips on the motor yacht 'Mary Rose of Morar' to Buck Island on Loch Fyne, including shots of the local bird population and their nests and a feast of scrambled duck eggs for the yacht crew.
1ST COLDSTREAM CO. BOYS BRIGADE. ADVENTURE LONDON '64. CAPITAL WEEK LONDON
A trip made by the 1st Coldstream Boys Brigade to London in 1964.
When chickens start to disappear and scrap metal litters the countryside, the time has obviously come for Mauro and his family to be moved on. But things are not always what they seem to be. [synopsis from Children's Film & Television Foundation website]
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: Story by Ken Pople from the book by Jess Foster sc. Patricia Latham additional scenes by Laurence Henson sd. rec. Ian Leslie, Cyril McConnell asst. d. Brian Lawrence continuity Lorna Selwyn ed. John Rogers m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods ph. Edward McConnell additional ph. Ray Sturgess, Mark Littlewood cast Mauro: Graeme Greenhowe Leslie: Fiona Kennedy Bert: Andrew Byatt George: Graeme Wilson Mr. Shaw: Victor Carin Mrs. Shaw: Katy Gardiner Mr. Baxter: Paul Kermack Mrs. Baxter: Nancy Gilmour Mrs. Scott: Eileen McCallum Uncle Abe: James McKenzie and James Copeland Arthur Boland Martin Cochrane James Cosmo Gerard Slevin Beth Robens John Young Joan Fitzpatrick The producers wish to thank all those who assisted in this production and especially Messrs Grant's (Craigmills) Dundee and Palacerigg Country Park, Cumbernauld.
The story of youthful rivalry in a Highland fishing port. [synopsis from Children's Film & Television Foundation website]
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: A CFF production original screenplay Charles Gormley and Laurence Henson ass. d. Ferdinand Fairfax continuity Lorna Selwyn camera assts. Andrew Carchrae and David Lewis sd. asst. Cyril McConnell location manager Donald Terrett stills ph. Oscar Marzaroli p. controller R.K. Neilson Baxter ed. John Rogers location recording Alex Brown m. Frank Spedding cond. Marcus Dods ph. Edward McConnell p. Laurence Henson and Edward McConnell cast: Ewan: David Gallacher Lindsay: Ronald Sinclair Anderson: Andrew Byatt Ian: Simon Orr Graham: Murray Forbes Mr. Cameron: James Copeland Mr. Campbell-Murray Michael O'Hallaron Willie John: Willie Joss Gordon: Callum Mill Lifeboat skipper: Douglas Murchie Mrs. Cameron: Jean Taylor Smith Lifeboat mate:David McBain policeman: Neil McLean Uncle Harry: Duncan Stewart The producers wish to thank the people of ULLAPOOL and LOCHINVER for their help in the making of this film and not forgetting, of course, the skipper and crew of the good ship 'INVERLOSSIE' Filmed on location in Scotland and recorded on location and at World Wide Studios, London, England.
The story of how Tom Stokes, an English orphan takes his place in a Scottish Border community, and with his Border Collie, Flash, wins the local sheepdog trials. [synopsis from Children's Film & Television Foundation website]
Director, Laurence Henson ; Producer, International Film Associates (Scotland) Ltd.. -- Credits: based on the book by Kathleen Fidler sc. Laurence Henson ph. Edward McConnell ed. Michael Pavett location recording Frank Spedding cond. Muir Mathieson p. J.B. Holmes cast: Tom: Earl Younger Dougie: Ross Campbell Elspeth: Margaret Greig Ian: David Hanley Jimmie: John Short Andra: Alex Allen Uncle John: Victor Carin Aunt Meg: Marjorie Thomson Mr. Robertson: James Gibson Postie Douglas: Murchie Mr. Mackieson: Harvey Scott Shopkeeper: Wallace Campbell Flash trained by David Murray M.B.E. of Peebles Filmed on location in Scotland and recorded on location and at Anvil Studios.
MEALS ON REELS: Scotland's Food and Drink
A selection of archive films featuring, demonstrating and promoting food and drink in Scotland from the last century. "Tuck in to a sumptuous celluloid banquet about appetisers from Solway, mains from Arbroath, Co-op jelly desserts, all rounded off with Dunlop cheese and a nice cup of 99 tea! The programme provides a nostalgic look at food and drink items and practices before, during and after World War II and will bring back fond memories for the older generation and whet the appetites of younger ones." [synopsis from scottishfoodanddrinkfortnight.co.uk, last accessed 28/11/2011]
Footage of preparations at the Fairfield shipyard in Govan for the launch of the New Zealand passenger ferry 'Wahine'.
Footage of the launch of the Kuwait-registered cargo vessel 'Al Mubarakiah' at Fairfield's yard in Govan, and the ship being manoeuvred by tugs on the river.
Women having a picnic on the lawn of a jute mill compound in India.
European and Indian families enjoying a party in the grounds of the Delta Jute Mills in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
HOOGHLY RIVER AND CHILDREN PLAYING IN JUTE MILL GARDENS
Children playing in the gardens of a jute mill in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and shots of various craft on the Hooghly River.
A family outing to the Ganges Delta near Calcutta (now Kolkata) by a family working in the jute industry, including shots of local daily life.
Jute being unloaded from a barge at the Delta Jute mills in Calcutta (now Kolkata), and children playing in the gardens of the mill compound.
SPORTS DAY AND LEISURE TIME AT DELTA JUTE MILLS
Brief shot of a workers' sports day and families of workers relaxing in the Delta Jute mills compound in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
JUTE MILL GARDENS AND INDIA PAPER PULP CO.
Families relaxing in the compound of a jute mill in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and shots of the India Paper Pulp Co.
A family working in the jute industry in India travel home to Scotland on the liner 'Cilicia' - includes shots of activities on board the ship.
Amateur footage of groups of workers and families in the grounds of the Delta Jute Mill in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING AT DELTA JUTE MILLS
Amateur footage of a Scottish Country Dancing team practising routines outside the Delta Jute Mills in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Amateur footage of the procession for Dundee Students' Charities day, and students in fancy dress collecting money in the city centre.
Amateur footage of street scenes around central Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Amateur footage of a family relaxing in the gardens of a jute mill in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Footage of the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Fife being towed on the Clyde at Erskine and manoeuvring at Fairfield's shipyard in Govan.
News footage of Princess Anne attending the launching ceremony of the Royal New Zealand Navy frigate HMNZS Canterbury at Yarrow's shipyard in Glasgow.
Amateur footage of location filming for the period drama 'The Spy of Napoleon' on board a paddle steamer on a loch and at a pier.
Amateur footage of various areas around Scotland, including Caird Park in Dundee, Fettercairn, West Loch Tarbert Pier, Thurso airfield, Dunnet Head and Reay Harbour.
An amateur film with commentary of a family holiday to Bruges in Belgium, showing the city's architecture and canals, and including a trip to the beach at Zeebrugge.
Amateur footage of a group of friends on holiday in Majorca, including visits to Palma, Magaluf, Puerto de Soller and a safari park.
Amateur footage of a family holiday in Plockton, including shots of sailing in the bay, a regatta and the local railway station before closure.
Amateur footage of a family holiday trip to Plockton, including shots of sailing in the bay, a regatta and a trip to Stornoway.
British Aerospace (BAe) staff video presenting the management concept Total Quality Culture as a natural extension of achievements in their own lives.
Producer, Communication Production in conjunction with Act One Television. -- Credits: PRESTWICK TQC [Copyright 1991].
ISLANDS OF THE HEART = EILEANAN A' CHRIDHE
General promotion for Western Isles showing telecommunications links, education, leisure, agriculture, industry and scenery.
Director, Sam Maynard ; Producer, Eólas. -- Credits: sc. Kenny J Macleod camera Sam Maynard additional camera John Mackinnon electrician Peter Smith assistant camera Alasdair Mackinnon runner Scott Macleod production manager Gillian Mackenzie production assistant Melissa Maclean m. Buzby Macmillan & Anna Murray voice-over Artiste Domhnall 'Ruadh' off-line editor David Archibald online-editor Robin Strokes dubbing mixer Dave Murricane archive footage Scottish Film Archive Library producer Ann Morrison produced for: Economic Development Department Western Isles Island Council Western Isles Enterprise Western Isles Tourist Board and supported by the LEADER PROGRAMME (a European funding initiative) This production would not have been possible without the help and understanding of a great many people to whom the producers are extremely indebted..
Animation presenting the reasoning and history behind the Millennium Forest for Scotland project.
Director, Lynne Wiseman ; Producer, Red Kite Productions Ltd.. -- Credits: voice Jan Moffat written by Duncan Fisher composer John Harris assistant animator Sueann Smith production assistant Matt Rochester post-production Digital Facilities sound FX Red Facilities anim. & d. Lynne Wisemann producer Katja Dittrich special thanks Ian Edwards, Greg Kenicer & Gwen Ritchie Red Kite Productions Ltd in association with Millenium Forest for Scotland and Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh The Millenium Commission A Millennium Project supported by funds from the National Lottery Copyright Millenium Forest for Scotland 2001.
Jimmy Younger discusses the construction of flies for spring salmon fishing, demonstrating techniques and mixture of synthetic and natural materials required to make Garry, Blue Charm, Tosh and Black Shrimp flies.
Producer, Video Action Ltd. -- Credits: presented by Douglas Clark & Jimmy Younger recorded & ed. Douglas Bolton & Mike Buchan .
Jimmy Younger dresses wet flies for spring trout fishing, demonstrating techniques and materials required to make the March Brown, Wickam's Fancy, Invicta, Partridge & Orange, Rough Olive Dun and Brown Sedge flies.
Sheena Irving's Showreel: examples of exhibition audiovisual displays and interpretations.
Director, Sheena Irving ; Producer, Sheena Irving AV Production.
Animation showreel compiled by Red Kite Productions.
2002 Animation showreel compiled by Red Kite Productions.
Still images illustrate the history of artists in Kirkcudbright, especially E.A. Hornel and Jessie M. King.
prod. Sheena Irving. -- Credits: With thanks to the following: Tom Collin; Anne Darling; Barclay Lennie, Glasgow; Beryl Moultrie; Betty Sassoon; Dumfries Museum; Glasgow Museums & Art Galleries; E. A. Hornel's Trust; Kirkcudbright Academy; National Portrait Gallery sc. David Devereux & Ann-Marie Gibson narr. Hilary Neville original music Ali Anderson & Peter Fenton ph. Tricia Malley p. & programming Sheena Irving.
History of Royal (or Real) Tennis and demonstration of equipment and play.
Producer, Department of Learning Resources Dunfermline College of Physical Education. -- Credits: comm. s. & comm. w. John Gilchrist research John Gilchrist m. Shona Munro Our grateful thanks to the following for their kind assistance School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh, National Trust for Scotland, Falkland Palace, Jemma Cordery, Jamie Cran, Anthony Cran SUN COURT HOTEL, TROON Alastair Beckenridge Michael Gooding Derek Sim .
Photographs of innovative events are presented to show how new visitors were drawn into museum exhibitions.
p. Sheena Irving. -- Credits: The Scottish Museums Council gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance provided in support of its Leisure Learning Programme by THE CALOUSTE GLUBENKIAN FOUNDATION, THE CARNEGIE UNITED KINGDOM TRUST, THE MacROBERT TRUSTS and by THE MUSEUMS and GALLERIES COMMISSION towards the making of this video. CO-ORDINATOR LEISURE LEARNING PROGRAMME DOROTHY STEWART sc. adv. James Roberson narr. Bill Torrance producer Sheena Irving ph. Tricia Malley .
A portrait of Edinburgh, accompanied by the Picturesque notes of Robert Louis Stevenson, 1878.
Director, Murray Grigor ; Producer, Camera Lucida. -- Credits: ed. Russell Fenton m. Ron Geesin narr. Robert Trotter ph. Mark Littlewood City of Edinburgh Museums and Art Galleries acknowledges financial assistance from the Scottish Tourist Board..
Video promotion for Toro Lawnmowers and the Russell Group. History and development of A.M. Russell Ltd. and its partner company TORO. Promotion for Reelmaster 223-D, a fairway mower.
Promoting the improvement of urban school grounds by providing of green spaces for outdoor learning and engagement with a natural environment. Includes vox pops from teachers and pupils.
Credits: produced by Scottish Natural Heritage in association with David Bell 'Ecos' THANKS TO High School Yards Nursery; Westerton P.S.; James Aiton P.S.; Wardie P.S.; Websters H.S.; Greenfield P.S.; Glashieburn P.S.; St Philomena's P.S..
Promotional video for the newly commissioned Scottish Natural Heritage, made in 1992. Interviews with stakeholders are illustrated with photographic stills.
Director, Malcolm Payne and Bill Forbes. -- Credits: produced by Lorne Gill photography by LORNE GILL, PATRICIA MACDONALD, LAURIE CAMPBELL, GLYNN SATTERLEY, JOHN CHARITY, DAVID BELL, KEITH RIGLAND, JOHN ALLEN, ROY DENNIS, MICHAEL MACGREGOR, STRATHCLYDE COUNTRY PARK RANGER SERVICE (narr. Magnus Magnusson).
BLAIR ATHOL DISTILLERY: Pitlochry, Perthshire
Presentation of observations gathered by the Dùthchas Project (1998-2001) which asked communities in North Uist, North Trotternish and North Sutherland to offer ideas for sustainability, growth and development.
Credits: The Dùthchas Project is co-financed by the EU LIFE Programme The Dùthchas Project is grateful to the EU LEADER II Programme and the Scottish Arts Council for co-funding this tape-slide presentation Theid duthchas an aghaidh nan creag Moran taing agus beannachd leibh..
General views groups of children from different Primary Schools rehearsing, and then performing for an audience inside Dean Castle for the "Kilmarknock 400" anniversary celebrations.
EASTON PLACE SCHOOL AUCHINLECK - CONDUCTIVE RESEARCH
A record of a conductive education class for three small girls; they are guided through a series of exercises encouraging self-recognition, co-ordination and good posture.
Teachers use computers and electronic devices which respond to sound and touch to teach and reward children with complex and profound learning difficulties.
Pupils of St Joseph's Academy demonstrate use of computers in their education under TVEI (Technical & Vocational Education Initiative). Young people carry out simple exercises in programming computer aided manufacture, design and word processing.
IRVINE ROYAL ACADEMY - KATHA KALI DANCERS
Kalamandalam Vijayakumar leads a Kathakali workshop with children. A solo female performance is followed by a section of a story from Mahabharata, with a detailed introduction. Includes backstage scenes of performers preparation in makeup and dress.
Director, Brian Green ; Producer, AV department Greenwood Teacher’s Centre. -- Credits: ed. Brian Green A.V. Department Greenwood Teachers' Centre Kala Chethena Kathakali Troupe .
KILWINNING ACADEMY - MAKING A TELEPHONE CALL
Secondary school pupils from Kilwinning Academy practise making telephone calls to various businesses.
Unedited film showing pupils developing performances from tales in the Book of Arran.
Promotional video for North Ayrshire Council's bilingual support service.
Director, Rae R Duncan. -- Credits: prod. and ed. Brian H Green with thanks to- Staff, Students, Pupils and Parents- Bilingual Support Service Marwyn Johnston Senior Teacher Irene Clark Catriona Nardini Moira Shanks Christine Tsang Ethnic Development Worker North Ayrshire Council Social Work Black & Ethnic Minority Group Oi Kwan Woman's Group Staff & Pupils Auchenharvie Academy, St Palladius Primary North Ayrshire Council Community & Recreational Services North Ayrshire Council Social Work Directorate Elliot House Voice over English VIKY RIDDEL S.6 Ardrossan Academy Voice over Chinese CHRISTINE TSANG Ethnic Development Worker produced & ed. BRIAN H. GREEN Audio Visual Service d. RAE R. DUNCAN Head of Services Bilingual Support Service .
Groups of elderly Arran people and secondary school pupils sit at tables in a hall to speak about earlier times and people in Arran, referring to old photographs and typed notes.
WILL McLEAN EXHIBITION AT KELVINGROVE ART GALLERIES
Detailed views of The Art of Will Maclean A Retrospective Exhibition, which had toured to Kelvingrove Art Gallery from Talbot Rice Gallery of Edinburgh University. Artist Will Maclean gives a lunchtime talk to a large group in the gallery; he introduces and explains his artwork, walking the group from piece to piece.
Unedited interview with artist Will Maclean in his Dundee studio. Referring to a book, he speaks in practical terms about the process of creating his work and mentions some of his sources of inspiration, especially his family background. Includes shots of Maclean working on pieces of art in his studio and garden.
Promotional video for Barrhead Women’s Centre; women discuss the events and activities that take place in the centre.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: Thank you to all the management committee, staff and users ed. Brian Green production Linda Begley.
STANDARD GRADE HISTORY, GLAISNOCK OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRE
Promotional video for Glaisnock Outdoor Educational Centre, with voice over. Promotion of Glaisnock Coalmining themed Coalmining residential course for standard grade history pupils.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: ed. Brian Green, Greenwood Teachers' Centre Strathclyde Education, Strathclyde Regional Council, Ayr Division.
Promotional video for Kilbowie residential education centre, run by Strathclyde Education Department.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: ed. Steve Batchelor and Brian Green narr. Bill Kersel THANKS TO: Cathedral Primary, Motherwell and staff at Kilbowie Residentia; Education Centre Greenwood Teachers' Centre.
MORTON, YOUNG AND BORLAND LACE FACTORY VISIT
Unedited film shot in Morton, Young And Borland Textiles at Newmilns, showing lace and possibly damask manufacturing processes.
DAY IN THE LIFE OF STANECASTLE SCHOOL, a
Children take part in activities and lessons at Stanecastle school and nursery; a special school in North Ayrshire.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: with thanks to the staff and pupils of Stanecastle School filming and editing Brian Green Technician Support Services.
DYKESMAINS PRIMARY SCHOOL “NEW SCHOOL TOUR”
Dykesmains Primary School present a tour of their school, town and area to their twin school in Bremen Georgia, H A Jones Elementary.
The children of Corsehill Primary school walk through Kilwinning with their teacher, stopping to speak to camera about their town; its history, landmarks and amenities.
Young children from Dalry Nursery perform a nativity and a selection of Christmas songs with actions as their parents look on.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT: Strategies for Effective Learning and Teaching
Strathclyde Regional Council Department of Education Ayr Division's training video for classroom management and project work. Children speak about the work they plan to do and work in separate small groups as their teacher manages the whole class.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TEACHER: ELIZABETH McKENDRICK SCHOOL: FAIRLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL CLASS: PRIMARY 3/4 FAIRLIE PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADTEACHER SANDY HERSHAW --- ADVISER IN PRIMARY EDUCATION MARGARET BURNELL AYR DIVISION m.p. CHILDREN OF PRIMARY 3/4 sd. rec. DOROTHY LEES STAFF TUTOR IN MUSIC ed. BRIAN GREEN GREENWOOD TEACHERS' CENTRE graphics MARGARET THOMSON GREENWOOD TEACHERS' CENTRE STRATHCLYDE REGIONAL COUNCIL DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AYR DIVISION .
A guide to advice and support available for school leavers in Ayrshire, using the example of a young woman going through the Careers Service to arrange an interview for a Youth Training Scheme vacancy.
Director, Bill Nicol ; Producer, Ayr Division Careers Service Production . -- Credits: AN AYR DIVISION CAREERS SERVICE PRODUCTION sc. & narr. Christine Nicol filming and editing by Brian Green graphics by Brian Craig cast Careers Officer David Clark School Leaver Audrey Hynd Receptionist Ann Wright Hotelier Mr L Hedley Hunting Lodge Restaurant Kilmarnock .
Unedited film following the Primary 1 class' first day at Argyle Primary School, Ayrshire. Parents are instructed in the structure of their children's induction, then the children start their day which involves a "Choosing Time", singing action songs in a group, colouring in and a story.
Interview with [unidentified] survivor of the Kames Colliery Disaster about his experience working on a rescue team on 19th November 1957.
Credits: production team Wendy Black, Michelle Cairns, Peter Corr and Tami Spence.
LITTLEMILL PRIMARY SCHOOL MULTI-CULTURAL MATERIAL
Primary school children work on a rainforest collage in the corridor outside their classroom; another class works on paisley patterns. Film concludes with shots of pupil's work for Divali project and children read Divali story aloud.
Unedited film introduced by primary school children demonstrating old fashioned singing games and close shots of corridor displays created for Cairn Primary School's Centenary, followed by a school assembly and concert attended by Ayrshire educational figures, the Provost of Maybole and Cairn Primary's oldest living ex-pupil, Mrs Nelson.
MULTI-CULTURAL PACKS LOANHEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Unedited video of exercises exploring difference as part of a project about refugees; includes brief interviews with children about how they feel about the project.
MULTI-CULTURAL PACKS HILLHEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Unedited. Mrs Cairney introduces her P2 class to a new playroom supplied with posters, puzzles, books and dolls which reflect racial diversity. Interview with children about the new playroom. Interview with Primary 1 teacher Miss Quigley about using Macare multi-cultural packs with younger children.
Interview with Mrs Cairney about introducing her class of Primary 2 children to a new playroom equipped with "Macare" dolls and multi-cultural educational resources.
Unedited footage, probably taken at the centenary of Kilmarnock Academy's Old Building. Featuring an exhibition of artworks and photography relating to Kilmarnock, an interview with William McIlvanney talking about his experience of Kilmarnock Academy and a re-enactment of a Victorian classroom.
Unedited footage of cycle road safety training at Broomhill Primary School in Irvine. Children practice and learn about road safety for cyclists with Graeme Obree. Interview with Obree, a professional cyclist and Olympian.
BUN SGOIL ONTHANK - GAELIC MEDIUM EDUCATION IN EAST AYRSHIRE
In English and Gaelic, with no subtitles. The film follows a Primary class in Gaelic medium, as children work through various classroom activities. Includes an interview with their teacher Miss MacColl.
Director, Brian Green. -- Credits: With thanks to The Staff and Pupils of The Gaelic Medium Class Onthank Primary School Filming Brian Green, Technician Support Services Post-production Jean Nisbet, Quality Development Team & Brian Green, Technician Support Services.
William Rowan demonstrates his skill as a cooper, showing the techniques and tools used to make a barrel.
Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: p. James H. Johnstone and David Welsh.
AUCHENHARVIE HOUSE : An Ayrshire Experiment
A documentary showing skills and personal qualities taught to girls attending Auchenharvie school in Ayrshire. The forward thinking nature of certain lessons are contrasted with the old-fashioned views of two Auchenharvie ghosts.
Director, Eileen H. Riches ; Producer, Ayrshire County Council. -- Credits: sc. Eileen H. Riches period costumes and settings by Marie Barton d. ph. Weston Henderson .
A "record of everyday life in a typical Ayrshire mining village in 1943". Only surface activities of the mine are shown with a greater emphasis given to the domestic life of families living in the row of cottages near the mine.
Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: THE PRODUCTION GROUP presents an Ayrshire Educational Film p. J.B. Johnstone.
THREE MUST GET THERE'S, the / PARK SCHOOL / ELSPETH AND JOHN : Making a Lino Block
A compilation VHS tape of three educational films.
Producer, Ayrshire County Council. -- Credits: THREE MUST GET THERE'S [filmed by W. Nimmo SAAC member, Ayr] PARK SCHOOL filmed by & ph. Samuel Miller.
A promotional film showing schoolchildren enjoying the sights within the range of Ayrshire Education Authority, walking along coastal routes, eating well and playing games.
Director, Samuel Miller ; Producer, Ayrshire County Council. -- Credits: Ayrshire Education Authority presents ph. Samuel Miller.
A documentary of a French school visit to Scotland. The group sightsee in the Borders and the capital before staying at Dounans camp outside Aberfoyle, in the Trossachs, celebrating Bastille day with a fireworks display.
Director, Weston Henderson ; Producer, Ayrshire County Council.
SWIMMING LESSONS AT CUMNOCK OUTDOOR BATHING POOL
School children are taught elements of backstroke, breast stroke and front crawl at Cumnock outdoor bathing pool. Followed by demonstrations of each style and synchronised swimming.
Film of the process of producing flaxseed.
Director, Marie Nelson ; Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: photographed in KODACHROME p. Marie Nelson.
An example physical training lesson for Primary five children; elevated shots of an outdoor lesson are further illustrated with closer shots indoors.
Director, Samuel Miller ; Producer, Ayrshire County Council. -- Credits: ph. Samuel Miller.
"Scenes from the Ayrshire/Lanarkshire Summer School for young musicians held at West Linton." Children play in elementary, junior and senior orchestras, with views of morning service and leisure activities in the camp.
The manufacture, construction and assembly of a universal scribing block, forming part of the pre-apprenticeship engineering course conducted at the Engineering Centre, Kilmarnock.
Director, J.G.B. Fleming ; Producer, Ayr County Council. -- Credits: d. ph. Samuel Miller.
A step by step guide to producing a printed pattern using a lino block.
Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: p. Arthur J. Nelson.
Classes and care of pupils at Glengonnar Residential School, with many extracurricular activities. Children can be seen wrapped up against the cold of 1947's harsh winter.
Director, Weston Henderson ; Producer, Ayr County Council.
Puppet show depicting the nursery rhyme "Simple Simon".
Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: p. David and Muriel Welsh An Ayrshire Experimental Film photographed in KODACHROME.
Educational film using examples of agricultural and wild harvests to illustrate autumn.
Producer, The Production Group. -- Credits: photographed in Kodachrome An Ayrshire Experimental Film p. Marie Nelson .
The signs of spring in nature, illustrated with agricultural tasks for that time of year, harrowing and sowing.
Director, Samuel Miller ; Producer, Ayr County Council.
School walking groups visit significant landmarks and enterprises of Ayrshire including Poosie Nancies, a dairy farm, creamery and the outdoor pool in Cumnock.
A short tale illustrating the benefits of the government's Rose Hip Collection Scheme. Gathered rose hips were used to manufacture Vitamin C supplement, distributed under the name "National Rose Hip Syrup".
Director, Weston Henderson. -- Credits: Backgrounds William G Whiteford.
Primary School Christmas parties of 1970 and 1971. [unidentified Ayrshire Primary School]
A compilation of family footage around Menstrie and Stirling in the 1930s. Features Menstrie during the coronation of 1938, fun and games in outdoor swimming pool and fun in the snow.
Amateur footage of a woman in a 1960s kitchen making a pink birthday cake and chocolate crispies.
An amateur cine club instructional film demonstrating techniques for correct film exposure.
Director, [filmed by George Gibson] ; Producer, Dundee Cine Society.
Amateur footage of a group of friends celebrating New Year at home.
Amateur story film about a boy and girl who sneak a dog into their house without their parents realising.
[filmed by George Gibson]. -- Credits: A Little Gem film.
Amateur family comedy in which a mother returns to bed in the morning to sleep off a hangover, while her daughter dreams about doing the housework for her.
Amateur film club comedy, in which a bored housewife buys a new vacuum cleaner from a door-to-door salesman. Her husband is annoyed at her for buying too much from salesmen at the door, but when a glamorous woman comes to the door, he is conned into buying back their old vacuum cleaner from her.
Director, George Gibson; W.P. Urquhart; J. Hennessy; J.C. Dow ; Producer, Tay Valley Film Unit. -- Credits: production team George Gibson, W.P. Urquhart, J. Hennessy, J.C. Dow cast E. Gibson (wife); J.C. Dow (husband); G. Gibson (first salesman); W.P. Urquhart (second salesman); J. Hennessey (third salesman); A. Dow (saleslady).
Amateur coverage of the 1965 World Piping Championships at Station Park, Forfar.
Director, George Gibson, W.P. Urquhart ; Producer, Tay Valley Film Unit.
An amateur cine club instructional film demonstrating the technique of editing 8mm film.
An amateur cine club instructional film demonstrating different methods of film splicing.
An amateur cine club instructional film demonstrating different methods of creating titles for films.
Amateur footage of a family day out to an agricultural show in Angus, featuring an extended sequence of a showjumping competition.
Amateur footage of a children's birthday party and brief shots at a horse show.
Amateur footage of a mobile farrier fitting horse shoes outside a house.
FIRST STEPS IN CINE PHOTOGRAPHY: Dogs, Family & Father
Amateur footage of family activities and holidays, including a visit to Edinburgh Castle and crossing the Forth by ferry.
Amateur travelogue footage of a cruise on the RMS Orion, visiting Bergen, Oslo, Gdansk, Tallinn, Helsinki, Stockholm, Travemunde and Copenhagen.
Amateur footage of the coronation visit of King George VI to Edinburgh, including preparations for the event and part of the procession along Princes Street.
Amateur footage of a family relaxing in their garden and going on a picnic during war-time.
Amateur footage of a war-time wedding at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh and shots of the guests at the wedding reception.
Amateur holiday footage of a visit to the Bernese Alps in Switzerland, including shots of skiing, climbing, the Jungfraubahn and Wengernalp railways and mountain villages.
Amateur holiday footage of a visit to a chalet in the French Alps.
Amateur footage of a holiday in the mountains of Switzerland, including shots leaving Dover and mountain scenery.
Amateur footage of family home life, dinner parties, excursions and rugby sevens matches in the Borders.
Amateur footage of a group of Voluntary Aid Detachment nurses and a family relaxing at home during war-time.
Amateur footage of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, including shots of some of the main pavilions and a night aerial shot from the Tower of Empire.
Amateur footage of a safari trip in the north east of Kenya, including shots of Wajir fort and the island of Lamu, Kenyan wildlife and nomadic peoples and their livestock.
Roddy has a camera implanted in his brain. He is then hired by a television producer to film a documentary of terminally ill Katherine, without her knowledge. His footage will then be run on the popular TV series, "Death Watch"...
Director, Bertrand Tavernier. -- Credits: Cast Romy Schneider - Katherine Mortenhoe Harvey Keitel - Roddy Harry Dean Stanton - Vincent Ferriman Thérèse Liotard - Tracey Max von Sydow - Gerald Mortenhoe (as Max Von Sydow) Caroline Langrishe - Girl in the Bar William Wallace - Dr. Mason (as William Russel) Vadim Glowna - Harry Graves Eva Maria Meineke - Dr. Klausen Bernhard Wicki - Katherine's Dad (as Bernard Wicki) Freddie Boardley - Technician Robbie Coltrane - Limousine driver Julian Hough - Young doctor Peter Kelly - Technician Boyd Nelson - Policeman .
1921 England is overwhelmed by the loss and grief of World War I. Hoax exposer Florence Cathcart visits a boarding school to explain sightings of a child ghost. Everything she knew in unravels as the 'missing' begin to show themselves.
Director, Nick Murphy ; Producer, Lipsync Productions (as Lip Sync Productions) (in association with) Origin Pictures Eagle Pictures (in association with) Scottish Screen . -- Credits: Written By Nick Murphy and Stephen Volk Cast Rebecca Hall ... Florence Cathcart Dominic West ... Robert Mallory Imelda Staunton ... Maud Hill Lucy Cohu ... Constance Strickland John Shrapnel ... Reverend Hugh Purslow Diana Kent ... Harriet Cathcart Richard Durden ... Alexander Cathcart Alfie Field ... Victor Parry Tilly Vosburgh ... Vera Flood Ian Hanmore ... Albert Flood Cal Macaninch ... Freddie Strickland Isaac Hempstead Wright ... Tom Anastasia Hille ... Katherine Vandermeer Andrew Havill ... George Vandermeer Joseph Mawle ... Edward Judd Shaun Dooley ... Malcolm McNair Nicolas Amer ... Edgar Hirstwit Steven Cree ... Sergeant Paul Evans Ben Greaves-Neil ... Child Impostor Sidney Johnston ... John Franklin Charlie Callaghan ... Chris Hartley Spike White ... Alistair Howell James Kirkham ... William Ramsbottom Felix Soper ... Julian Dowden Daniel Pirrie ... Captain Mills Ewan Andrew Walker ... McGorrian Andy Callaghan ... Arresting Police Officer Andrew Foster ... Removal Man Katie Hart ... Katie Forbes Adam Thomas Wright ... Tebbitts Neil Broome ... School Master (uncredited) Terry Swoffer ... The gardener (uncredited) Sarah Weldon ... Passerby (uncredited) Produced by Jenny Borgars .... executive producer Will Clarke .... executive producer Sarah Curtis .... producer Lisa Jordan .... senior post producer Joe Oppenheimer .... executive producer Ed Rubin .... associate producer Julia Stannard .... producer David M. Thompson .... producer Original Music by Daniel Pemberton Cinematography by Eduard Grau Film Editing by Victoria Boydell Casting by Shaheen Baig Production Design by Jon Henson Art Direction by Fiona Gavin Nicki McCallum (supervising art director) Set Decoration by Robert Wischhusen-Hayes Costume Design by Caroline Harris Makeup Department Anita Anderson .... crowd hair/makeup artist: dailies Olivia Jones .... crowd makeup artist Daniel Phillips .... makeup & hair designer Melissa van Tongeren .... hair stylist Caroline Greenough .... makeup artist (uncredited) Production Management Alistair Hopkins .... post-production supervisor Emma Pike .... production manager Suzie Shearer .... production manager: reshoot Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Toby Ford .... first assistant director Alison Goring .... second assistant director Sarah Mooney .... third assistant director: reshoots Christian Otty .... third assistant director Art Department Helen Allingham .... art department assistant Craig Cheeseman .... property master Susan Collin .... graphic artist Jim Elliott .... property master Colin H. Fraser .... construction supervisor Derek Fraser .... construction manager Claire Pidgeon .... production buyer Kara Ramsay .... standby art director Sound Department Mark Appleby .... adr mixer Ben Brazier .... foley editor Paul Cotterell .... sound re-recording mixer Colin Gregory .... boom operator Sue Harding .... foley artist James Harrison .... sound effects editor Colin Nicolson .... sound mixer Ian Wilkinson .... dialogue editor Rowena Wilkinson .... foley artist Yanti Windrich .... assistant re-recording mixer Special Effects by Kristyan Mallett .... prosthetics supplier Visual Effects by Peter Anderson .... main title sequence and end credits Stefan Drury .... head of visual effects James Elster .... digital compositor Sean Farrow .... executive visual effects supervisor Matt Foster .... matte painter: LipSync Post Scott Goulding .... online editor Simon Leech .... digital compositor Emelie Nilsson .... digital compositor Antonio Rodríguez Díaz .... digital compositor Angela Rose .... digital compositor David Sjodin .... digital compositor Daniel Spain .... systems engineer Jon Stanley .... senior systems engineer Lucy Tanner .... visual effects coordinator Daniel Tomlinson .... senior DI operator Stunts William Willoughby .... stunt double Camera and Electrical Department Alex Bailey .... still photographer Alasdair Boyce .... video assist Perry Costello .... rigger Pau Esteve .... camera operator Pau Esteve .... cinematographer: second unit Claire Louise Fraser .... camera trainee Rupert Lloyd-Parry .... key grip Grant McPhee .... clapper loader: b camera dailies Mark Morley .... co-key grip Mike Scott .... steadicam operator Casting Department Vanessa Baker .... adr voice casting Aisha Walters .... casting associate Costume and Wardrobe Department Harriet Edmonds .... costume assistant Louise Egan .... costume daily Anna Lau .... costume supervisor Editorial Department Rob Ackerman .... technical support James Clarke .... digital intermediate supervisor Ritchie Ferguson .... technical support Stuart Fyvie .... digital colourist Scott Macbeth .... technical support Lea Morement .... assistant editor Rick White .... technical support Music Department Phil Hope .... music executive producer Andrew Skeet .... conductor Alison Wright .... music supervisor Other crew Willie Bennie .... action cars coordinator Nicola Blacker .... senior production executive David Broder .... location manager Chris Cameron .... unit manager Lucy Cargill .... assistant to director Charlie Cobb .... fine art painter Rob Darnell .... runner Peter Eardley .... production accountant Jim Elliott .... armourer Katie Goodson .... senior production executive Glynn Henderson .... safety consultant Robyn Henderson .... floor runner Stuart Hendry .... assistant stills photographer Ruth Howard .... floor runner: dailies Helene Lenszner .... location manager: uk Zander Levy .... development executive Jacqui McBride .... assistant production accountant Alex McEwan .... production assistant: reshoots Ashley McFarlane .... floor runner Steven Moore .... production runner Neeral Patel .... production assistant: Origin Pictures Peter Raven .... production executive: Lip Sync Productions Andy Surry .... assistant production coordinator Cindy Thomson .... location manager Kevin Westley .... assistant location manager: uk Thanks Kenny Dalglish .... special thanks .
Rare footage as a camera follows around the bay in Rothesay from a tram showing the town as an Edwardian tourist destination.
WOMEN'S LAND ARMY TRAINING AT CRAIBSTONE
Members of the Women's Land Army being trained in agricultural work during the Second World War.
Film showing the sights of Kintyre, including Campbeltown, Davaar island, Saddell Abbey and Castle and Southend.
Director, Edward McConnell. -- Credits: sc. Edward McConnell ph. Edward McConnell nar. James H. Wylie spoken by George McCulloch .
Newsreel clip featuring King George V and Princess Mary on board the Royal Britannia during a regatta at Rothesay.
A dramatisation of the events, plotting and murder of David Rizzio, personal secretary to Mary, Queen of Scots.
Director, [d. Louis Feuillade] ; Producer, [p.c. Gaumont].
A&B rolls of B&W Scotch Whisky color master. Dignitaries tour B&W distillery.
CLYDE STEAMERS AND FIRTH OF CLYDE SCENES
Trim / off cut footage spliced together, showing various firth of Clyde ferries and their passengers.
The launch of the QE2 by Queen Elizabeth II, from John Brown's shipyard, 1967.
Amateur record of a trawler's expedition to fishing grounds near Rockall, with views of the boat hauling in and crew processing the catch before landing it at Ullapool.
Producer, Bullseye Videos, Brechin. -- Credits: Bullseye Videos presents.
SIMPLY THE SOLWAY: Fishermen of the Tide
Documentary about unique methods of salmon fishing licensed on the Solway Firth; stake netting, poke netting and haaf netting. Includes interviews with fishermen about the practicalities, dangers and history of fishing there.
Director, Jim McMichael ; Producer, Seascape Productions & Won For Vision . -- Credits: commentary Eric Robson facilities Won For Vision research Irene McMichael produced and ed. Trevor Wonfor A Seascape and Won For Vision production.
GOODBYE SOLWAY: Destination St Kilda and Boreray
Video record of a boat trip to St Kilda from Solway and the west coast of Scotland through the Western Isles. [No commentary, occasionally no sound.]
Director, Jim McMichael ; Producer, Seascape Productions. -- Credits: J.A.E. Jim Allison Editing.
Short programme about mental illness amongst Scottish men, drawing on interviews with men about how they cope and how illness has affected their lives, including Councillor Ewan Aitken.
Producer, Millennium Men Project. -- Credits: Outlook and Millenium Man present a SCREW LOOSE production You have been watching a film by ALISDAIR ROBERT BRIAN PAUL CHRIS DUNCAN MARTIN KEVIN JOHN ALAN MIKE PETER Thanks to COUNCILLOR EWAN AITKEN and RASHPAL NOTTAY for participating in this film .
Compilation of films presenting Greenock's history, places and people. Includes an interview with the proprietor of the West Station Cafe and older footage of vintage car competition held on the Esplanade. [See additional information for detailed description of tape content]
Credits: Old West Kirk of Greenock crew Bert & Jack McCready filmed by & ed. Bert McCready Famous Women (2006) Acknowledgements: The Watt Library Greenock Telegraph Bob McGauchey West Station Cafe (2009) with thanks to Carlo Biondi for all his help production Bert & Jack McCready A Tour Round Greenock with thanks to Inverclyde Tourist Group & Margaret Mackay narr. Norman Pollock cameras: Bert & Jack McCready editing Bert McCready.
Compilation including quizzes on Inverclyde quizzes, and the history of Greenock place names and three fiction films. [See additional information for detailed description of tape content]
Credits: MAC MOVIES present Rescued? original story Bob Campbell screenplay Joe Gibson Youth Zane Marks Old man Gordon McKenzie Young man Joe Gibson filmed by Joe Gibson cameraman Bert McCready Boom operator Tom F.P. Mackenzie Sound Jack McCready Editor Bert McCready Nobody The Players Isabel Shepton: Margaret McMillan Ken her neighbour: Alan Graham Mr. Osborne: Willie Morrison Close friends: Elinor Dunn & Anne Crawley Mourners Marion McNeill Gordon Forbes Alex Stewart Norman Pollock Tom F. Griffin script, sound and continuity Jack McCready filmed and edited by Bert McCready Dire need Elinor Dunn was Lady Mary Lindsay written by Pat Irvine filmed and edited by Bert McCready camera Joe Gibson sound Tom F. Griffin monitor Tom F.P. Mackenzie, Jack McCready catering & production stills: Jack McCready costumes by G5 Costumes with thanks to Historic Scotland for the use of Newark Castle, Port Glasgow. Anne Crawley was Agnes Laidlaw .
A record of events held during the festival on Greenock's waterfront, including shows performed by school groups, local bands, Royal Marine big band, charities and emergency services. Children's events are most common; kids are shown enjoying face painting, games and a bouncy castle. A shorter version follows.
Director, Bert McCready. -- Credits: cameras Gordon Forbes, Jim F. Gray, Tom Griffin, Bert McCready, Fred McNeil, Sam Norrie, Alex Stewart ed. Bert McCready.
Director, Bert McCready. -- Credits: JOKE MIXTURE Willie Morrison and Anne Crawley SHORE LINE Beachcomber Tom Dunn Ranger Norman Pollock Mermaid Operator Elinor Dunn written by Jack McCready produced, filmed & edited by Bert McCready sd. Gordon Forbes Ranger gear courtesy of Pat Mahon & Robert Letham GOLF COURSE Tom F. Griffin and Norman Pollock filmed and edited by Bert McCready camera Gordon Forbes.
A record of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers/ Scottish Association of Moviemakers 50th anniversary celebration dinner and film show.
[filmed by Bert McCready] . -- Credits: Film Show presentations :- The Rt. Hon, Tom Clarke MP Dr. Norman T. Speirs FACI Projectionist :- Brian Saberton FACI Film Screen & Surround :- Bryan & Evelyn Law Vote of Thanks to Chairman :- Bryan Law cameramen :- Bert McCready & Pat Mahon ed. Bert McCready "Copyright S.A.M. 1999" Commercial Use Forbidden.
Feature length drama based on the life of cyclist Graeme Obree.
High school is over and summer has begun in the dead-end seaside town of Rainmouth. While Jamie’s friends seem to be happy working in the local pie factory by day and looking for a shag by night, Jamie is bored out of his mind, running his pot-head mother’s B&B. He’s desperate to get out of there. But when he meets beautiful, smart and sexy American traveler Juliana at a party, he’s smitten – the world is not so small after all. But soon after Juliana’s arrival, strange things start happening. One of the local teens goes missing at a party. Then, another. Jamie is warned by an enigmatic stranger that a werewolf is in town – and preying solely on virgin flesh! The only way to be safe seems to be to pop your cherry. (But that can’t be true… can it?) As the locals are picked off one by one, the boys fear that a werewolf is indeed after them. And for all their talk, it turns out none of them have ever had sex before… Pretty soon, everyone is dying to get laid... [synopsis from West End Films website http://www.westendfilms.com/films/current/love-bite, last accessed 4/4/2013]
Director, Andy De Emmony ; Producer, Ecosse Films. -- Credits: [ast Juliana Jessica Szohr Jamie Ed Speleers Kev Luke Pasqualino PC Gilkes Adam Leese Natalie Kierston Wareing Sergeant Rooney Robert Pugh Sid Timothy Spall Berit Joy McAvoy Agna Mel Oskar Spike Daniel Kendrick Bruno Robin Morrissey Linda Denise Mack Father Jordan Ben Keaton Alicia Rosie Sansom Mary Megan McCormick Karyn Claudia Bird Sergeant Rooney Robert Pugh Fiona Rona Morrison Gary David Ashwood little kid (lollipop) Elliot Kerley Caroline Francesca Hunt dancing girl Danielle Philipps dancing girl Ella Parry Tiffany Eloise Smyth girl in bar Katia Kvinge young woman Natalie Clark Mandy Imogen Toner Derek Lloyd Daniels Britney Lauren McLean Donna Rachel McCreath Hazel Norbury, Annabel Reverend Lynch Paul Birchard waitress Gillean Young Credits Direction: Directed by Andy De Emmony 1st Assistant Director Jonathan Farmer 1st Assistant Director Terry Bamber 2nd Assistant Director Mark Inglis 2nd Assistant Director Sarah Brand 3rd Assistant Director Christian Otty 3rd Assistant Director Aron Clayton Script Supervisor Iain Andrew Script Supervisor Emma Thomas Rights: © Love Bite Productions Limited Production: Production Company Ecosse Films With support from Tax Shelter of the Belgian Federal Government, The [With support from] Via SCOPE Invest Supported by National Lottery through Creative Scotland, The Made with the support of UK Film Council's Development Fund Presents Westend Films Presents Creative Scotland Executive Producer Sharon Harel Executive Producer Mark Woolley Executive Producer Maya Amsellem Executive Producer Eve Schoukroun Produced by Robert Bernstein Produced by Douglas Rae Produced by Paul Ritchie Co-producer Matt Delargy Co-producer James Saynor Co-producer Geneviève Lemal Line Producer Brian Kaczynski Line Producer Leila Kirkpatrick Production Co-ordinator Heather Stewart Production Co-ordinator Bettina Lyster Production Accountant Sandra Stewart Unit Manager Robbie Kirkpatrick Unit Manager Tricia Faulkner Additional Photography Nick Leslie Location Manager - England Chris Moore Location Manager - Scotland Higson, Michael Post-production Supervisor Belgium Maarten de Graaf Post-production Supervisor UK Jeanette Haley Casting: Casting by Shaheen Baig Casting Associate Aisha Walters Casting Assistant Layla Merrick-Wolf Writing: Written by Ronan Blaney Written by Chris Cole Photography: Director of Photography Tat Radcliffe Director of Photography Tat Radcliffe Steadicam Derek Walker Focus Puller Mitwamwari, Andrew 'Mits' Focus Puller Tim Potter Clapper/Loader Jermaine Edwards Gaffer Scott Napier Gaffer Gary Davies Key Grip - Scotland Iain Johnstone Key Grip - England Warwick Drucker Key Grip Ed Lancaster Stills: Stills Photographer - Clacton Nick Wall Stills Photographer - Scotland Neil Davidson Stills Photographer - Scotland Graeme Hunter Special Effects: Visual Effects by Digital Golem Editing: Edited by Platts-Mills, Matt Edited by Daniel Farrell 1st Assistant Editor Deborah Kavanagh Design: Production Designer Mike Gunn Art Director Moley Campbell Art Director Rhian Nicholas Production Buyer Claire Pidgeon Prop Master Paul Campbell Costumes: Costume Designer Anna Robbins Costume Supervisor Merritt, Jules Wardrobe Supervisor Michael Weldon Make-up: Make-up Designer Sarah Fidelo Hair & Make-up Artist Nicole Stafford Make-up Artist Melissa Von Tongeren Make-up Artist Kate Elliot-Muir Music: Music by Nick Green Score Supervisor Amanda Street Score Supervisor Nicola Fletcher Music Supervisor Ian Neil Music Producer Steve McLaughlin Choreography: Choreographer Liam Lunniss Sound: Sound Mixer Alastair Mason Sound Mixer Chris Ashworth Boom Operator Kian McClure Boom Operator Mike Reardon Sound Re-recording Mixer Gareth Llewellyn Sound Re-recording Mixer Kurpjel, Srdjan Sound Re-recording Mixer Samir Foco Supervising Sound Editor Kurpjel, Srdjan Dialogue Editor Samir Foco Sound FX Editor Jon Olive ADR Editor Jova Ajdre Foley Recordist Nikola Kokotovic Stunts: Stunt Co-ordinator Andy Bennett Stunt Co-ordinator Andy Bennett Stunt Double Gary Arthurs Stunt Double Annabel Canaven Stunt Double Sam Durrani Stunt Girl Annabel Canaven Stunt Girl Lochlan-Williams, Sarah].
This is the story of a rational, sceptical woman, a mother and wife, who does not remember her dreams. Except once, when she dreamt her horse was dying. She woke so scared she went outside in the night. She found him dead. The next dream told her she would die herself, when she was 48. The Edge of Dreaming charts every step of that year. The film explores life and death in the context of a warm and loving family, whose happiness is increasingly threatened as the dream seems to be proving true. From the kids reaction to their horses' death (they taught the dog a new trick - called 'dead dog'), the film mixes humour, science and married life as Amy attempts to understand what is happening to her. Everyone wrestles with the concept of their own mortality, but few so directly explore and confront the subject. When Amy fell seriously ill, as her dream predicted, she went on a search to change that dream, leading her to eminent neuroscientist Mark Solms, and to new understanding of the complexity of our brains. The final confrontation takes us back into her dream with the help of a shaman, revealing a surprising twist to the tale.
Producer, [p.c. An Amy Hardie Productions, Passion Pictures and Hard Working Movies co-production]. -- Credits: [Camera AMY HARDIE IAN DODDS HARDIE FAMILY Animator CAMERON DUGUID Aerial Photography JIM HARDIE AEROLAB Music and Sound Design GUNNAR OSKARSSON Production assistants KATIA HERVY LILI SANDELIN AMY ROSE Archive COLIN ANDREWS GREENPEACE MARIAN STOICA Film Editor LING LEE Additional and Supervising Editors COLIN MONIE MICHAEL CULYBA Digital Colourist ROB MAY Dubbing Mixer PAUL MCFADDEN Online Editors MYFANWY HARRIS JAMES BALLARD Composer JIM SUTHERLAND Music Intro Eli Hardie Howes Little Bitty Pretty Things Thurston Harris EMI Music publishing Ice Breaker Last Song Gunnar Oskarsson Ali Baba Treasure Isle Digital Intermediate DRAGON DI Sound Post Facility BANG POST PRODUCTION Final Postproduction ENVY and METRO ECOSSE Producers AMY HARDIE GEORGE CHIGNELL DOUG BLOCK LORI CHEATLE Filmed and Directed by AMY HARDIE Executive Producer for Channel Four TABITHA JACKSON Executive Producer for VPRO BARBARA TRUYEN Executive Producer for Scottish Screen ROBBIE ALLEN Business Affairs for Scottish Screen LINDA MCCLURE Executive Producer for ZDF/Arte DORIS HEPP Executive Producer for POV SIMON KILMURRY Thanks to Professor Irving Weissman Alistair Morrison Max Richter Dr Watts Fiona Clark Dr Simpson Dr Hirani Dr Mark Solms Claudia Goncalves Dr Arnie Mindell Phyllida Anamaira Professor Adam Zeman Peter Kravitz Lotte Kravitz Nell Kravitz Eli Hardie Howes Arthur Howes Gwen Hardie Jim Hardie Ann Thorpe Audre Guerrero Espin (Arthur’s dream voice) Jane Butler-Cole Marjorie Stevenson Laura Irvine Colin Hall Hazel Baillie Lou McLoughlan Glenis and Miles Postlethwaite Heather and Pete Ritchie Stuart and Catriona Delves Kitti and Maarten Van Ramshorst Craig Hutcheson Pat Whitcombe Ronnie Gray Joss James Sally Charlton Jackie Fisher Barrie Thorpe Jeremy Leathart Leonie Alexander Gerda Stevenson Yulie Mahr Jane Balfour Sandra Whipham Lou McLoughlan Brian Harvey Maja Borg Graeme Rogers Emma Davie Clare Blackburn Scott Murray (snake handler) Bryan Tweddle (snake sculptor) Tracey Fearnehough Fiona Reid Noe Mendelle Brent McGregor In Memory of my mother Ann Hardie 1938 - 1999 An Amy Hardie/Passion Pictures/Hardworking Movies Co-production with VPRO, More 4, ZDF/Arte and POV Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen Distributed in the US by Kino Lorber International Sales Autlook Films Copyright Amy Hardie Productions 2010].
After getting into trouble all day, Tiffany's dreams take her back in time... Followed by outtakes and two short films,made during the same project.
Producer, Bright Lights. -- Credits: Dream On Grey Lodge Settlement presents a Bright Lights Film starring Natalie Baxter Rhianne Caldwell Courtney Celine Chung Camera Lauren Hutton Original Soundtrack Gordon Cameron Editor David Nicolson Bright Lights would like to thank the following for their help in making this film Barrie Andrian Pauline Hutton Jean Lobban David Murchie Terri Murdoch Fiona Nicholson Laurence Blair Oliphant Timmons Family Joakim Valsinger Mairi Wallace and the kids, their parents and the workers of the Grey Lodge Settlement d. David Nicolson Oops The Bright Lights Project would like to thanks the following for their assistance and support BBC Children in Need The Balgay Childrens Society Social Inclusion Partnerships The Scottish Crannog Centre Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre THANK YOU Dream On Promo m. Restless Natives Little Rabbit by Natalie Baxter I Want that Car Steveackie Films presents by Natalie Baxter Editor Natalie Baxter .
A prisoner of H.M.P. Perth tells a fictional story of a boy losing his way in life before reflecting on his own choices.
Director, Dave Nicolson ; Producer, Bright Lights. -- Credits: Grey Lodge Settlement Scotland Against Drugs presents A Bright Lights Film d. & ed. Dave Nicolson ass. d. Jackie McFie Introducing Billy Anderson Ethan Jackson Sean Rooney Guest Appearance Frank Mulholland Associate Agencies BBC Children in Need Braeview Academy Dundee Business Support Group Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre H.M.P. Perth Home School Support Tayside Police The Cast Prisoner Gary Frank Mulholland Prison Officer Alan Arundel Young Gary Billy Anderson Gary's Mum Jackie McFie Gary's Sister Natalie Baxter Sick Note Ethan Jackson Rash-heid Sean Rooney Chardonnay Stephanie Finnegan Supporting Cast Thief Stephen Tosh Drug Dealer Daibhidh Macneacail Dog Walker 1 Amy Nicholson Dog Walker 2 Fiona Nicolson End Message Aaron McIntosh End Message Lee McPherson Pink Monkey As Herself The Crew Sound recordings Gordon Cameron Camera Dave Nicolson Stills Photography Mike Scallan Script supervisor Jackie McFie Project Worker Alan Duncan Project Worker Kevin Johnstone Transport Peter Martin Poem by Peter Doyle The producers would like to thank Alan Arundel Jim Hurrel H.M.P. Perth for their assistance in making this film Film Soundtrack FINBAR FUREY Lonsome Boatman DAVID GRAY Please Forgive Me EMINEM Lose Yourself GORDON CAMERON Hillfort Attack MARILYN MANSON Sweet Dreams MUSE Blackout .
INFANT SONGS / MUSICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL / MUSICAL ACTIVITIES AT PINEWOOD SCHOOL 1 & 2 / MUSIC THERAPY AT WILLOWBRAE HOUSE SPECIAL SCHOOL
Compilation of documentaries following the practice of music in education, at first by class teachers in collaboration with specialist music teachers. Documentary of music lessons with pupils who have moderate to severe learning difficulties, playing a wide variety of instruments, singing and dancing as part of their education. In the final film, a practitioner discusses her experience of using music therapy to connect with children who have severe to profound learning difficulties.
Producer, Moray House College of Education. -- Credits: Musical Activities in the Primary School The producers thank the headteacher, staff and pupils at Toronto Primary School Livingston and Winchburgh Primary School for their valued help and co-operation in making video..
COUSLAND SCHOOL CHRISTMAS DINNER 2001 / QUEEN'S JUBILEE 50 YRS CHILDREN'S PARTY
Compilation of events in Cousland in Midlothian. Children perform a nativity play and play Christmas music for Cousland School Christmas dinner, followed by a Queen's Golden Jubilee children's party, featuring a Punch and Judy show.
Amateur footage of football games at Tannadice and Dens Park in Dundee, family scenes in Dundee and a visit to Marseille.
Wasted is an uncompromising and gritty film about two young lovers, Connor and Suzanne, two street working prostitutes who meet up again after many years apart . An unforgettable and moving love story of two young people who cling to each other for hope and survival.
Director, [d. Caroline Paterson and Stuart Davids] ; Producer, [p.c. Raindog]. -- Credits: [Neil Leiper Emma Hartley Miller Kate Dickie Paul Thomas Hickey Alan Tripney David Hayman Director of Photography – Lol Crawley Editors James Hamilton and Phyllis Ironside Production Designer – Stephen Bryce Costume Designer – Iain MacAulay Make Up Designer – Fiona Harvey Sound Recordist – Kenny Allan Composer – Jim Sutherland Line Producer - Clare Kerr Cast Connor - Neil Leiper Suzanne – Emma Hartley Miller Michelle – Kate Dickie Des – Paul Thomas Hickey Mark – Alan Tripney Joe – David Hayman Young Connor – Cavan Bolland Young Suzanne – Paige Gillies Michelle’s Punter – Gary Lewis Connor’s Gran – Barbara Rafferty Mission/Bus Worker – Rhoda McIlree Mission Worker –Ewan Clydesdale Bus Worker – Debbie Boyle Michael – Michael McCardie Punter 1 – Neil Shackleton Punter 2 – Alan Sawers Punter 3 – Stuart Porter Punter 4 – Stuart Davids Michelle’s Daughter – Molly Dickie Punter 5 – Craig Porter Punter 6 – Paul Donnelly Party Host – Brian McCardie Party Man 1 – Martin McCardie Party Man 2 – David McKay Party Man 3 - Jim Twaddale Party Man 4 – Patrick Rolink Boxer Boy 1 – Richard Barclay Boxer Boy 2 – Paul McElhinney Graffiti Boy – Maxi Moffatt Girl 1 – Robyn Young Girl 2 – Pamela Davidson Girl 3 – Karen Traynor Security Guard – Serkan Hassim Special Thanks to Alison Peebles Frank Gallagher Scottish Screen Business Affairs - Linda McClure. Production Executive for BBC – Jane Gilmartin First Assistant Director – Kathleen Wishart Location Manager – Brodie Pringle Casting Director – Daniel Jackson Production Accountant – Shawn Fleming Production Co-ordinator – Anna Purkis Second Assistant Director – Peter Mellis Third Assistant Director – Stuart Cadenhead Trainee Script Supervisior – Nifraz Raheem Focus Puller – Derrick Peters 2nd Focus Puller – David Byrne Camera Assistant – Jessica Greene NETS Camera Trainee – Eve Carreno Sound Maintenance –Kian McClure -Tim Dyer Gaffer – Dave Morgan Lighting Assistant – Kay Donnelly Gaffer daily – Frank McConalogue P2 Digital Imaging Technician – Iain Thomson Unit Manager – Martin Henderson Prop Buyer – Lee Porter Art Department Assistant – Liam Upton Wardrobe Supervisor – Barbara Harrington Make up Assistant – Nicole Stafford Production Runner – David Tennant Unit Driver – Niall MacAulay Unit Nurse – Sandra McQuat Catering – Shoogily Peg Second Unit Camera – Kevin O’ Brien Second Unit Grip – Tim Critchell Colourist – Berg Saetre Dubbing Mixer – Travis Reeves Neg Check – Sarah Hughes Stills Photographer – Roddy Hand EPK Team – David Hayman Jr -Moe Abutoq A Raindog Production for BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen Supported by the National Lottery through Scottish Screen ].
NORTH BERWICK RAFT RACE 2006, the / NORTH BERWICK LAW RACE 2007, the / WHO WON THE 2007 NORTH BERWICK RAFT RACE?
Scenes from the North Berwick Raft Race and Law Race, featuring interviews with participants. Who won the 2007 North Berwick Raft Race? concludes with an analysis of the confusion at the end of the race, using evidence recorded at the event by filmmakers.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: The North Berwick Raft Race 2006 narr. Hugh Trevor video camera work Alf Adams Ann Braid Bryan Ross Hugh Trevor Henry Wooly ed. Hugh Trevor The North Berwick Law Race August 2007 comm s. Hugh Trevor and Bryan Ross Congratulations to Phil Mowbray winner of the North Berwick Law Race 1st August 2007 filming by A Braid, B Ross, T&J Vevers, H Woolley and H Trevor ed. Hugh Trevor Who won the 2007 North Berwick Raft Race comm. s. Hugh Trevor and Bryan Ross filming by A. Braid B. Downes, B. Ross, H. Trevor ed. Hugh Trevor .
VISIT TO SCOTTISH SEABIRD CENTRE BY QUEEN ELIZABETH AND THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH 2ND JULY 2009
Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip visit the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick on 2nd July 2009.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: cameras Ann Braid, Bill Downes and Hugh Trevor Photo by courtesy of East Lothian Courier ed. Hugh Trevor.
RESTORING AN ICON / NORTH BERWICK'S GOLFING HERITAGE
Two amateur documentaries about North Berwick.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: video Alan Burton Bill Downs Bryan Ross Hugh Trevor ed. Hugh Trevor October 2008 (Revised July 2010) North Berwick's Golfing Heritage video by High Trevor.
SUMMERTIME IN NORTH BERWICK IN DAYS GONE BY
Reminiscences of four older North Berwick natives, illustrated by photographs of the 1950s and 1960s.
Amateur documentary following the last year that the Marr family ran Sula II out to tour Bass Rock.
CONCORDE TO SCOTLAND : The Last Journey of G-BOAA
The transportation of Concorde G-BOAA from Heathrow to East Fortune Museum of Flight in East Lothian.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: video Ann Sutherland Jim Closs Hugh Trevor photos; NMS web site (used with permission) ed. Hugh Trevor March 2005.
NORTH BERWICK 2006: the Stevenson Connection
The Robert Louis Stevenson Festival held in North Berwick in 2006. Events involve storytelling, local history, folk song and art competitions for professionals, amateurs and children.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: Introduced by Hugh Trevor The RLS Festival Steering Group wishes to thank all who helped in the Festival and also those people who allowed themselves or their works to be videotaped in this production. ed. Hugh Trevor June 2006.
FRINGE-BY-THE-SEA / (SHORT VERSION : FRINGE-BY-THE-SEA)
The events of Fringe by the Sea in North Berwick, showing short glimpses of acts and brief interviews with festival-goers.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: video Hugh Trevor September 2010 With warmest thanks to all those who let themselves be videoed. (Short version) Good-bye to Fringe by the Sea and the Tivoli Tent video Hugh Trevor March 2011.
North Berwick Day Centre's services, activities and excursions available to members.
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: video Hugh Trevor July 2008 Warmest thanks to all who allowed themselves to be videoed..
YEAR IN THE LIFE OF ST ANDREW BLACKADDER CHURCH, a
Following the activities of St. Andrew Blackadder church in North Berwick during the year of the "New Century Challenge".
Director, Hugh Trevor. -- Credits: Photos: Bryan Ross Video Footage: Ian Ramsay Alf Adams Hugh Trevor ed. and production: Hugh Trevor.
North Berwick Holiday Club, run jointly by St Andrew Blackadder and Abbey churches.
RESTALRIG TERRACE MILLENNIUM STREET PARTY, EDINBURGH
Views of Restalrig Terrace Millennium Street Party followed by news footage of the Edinburgh Castle Millennium fireworks display. Begins and ends with with TV footage of Edinburgh Hogmanay celebrations. Second version starts without the TV footage at beginning.
Made by a creative group of deaf and hearing trainees, the Glasgow BLATT is fully accessible to hearing, hard of hearing, and deaf people. This video features: 1. Magical History Tour 2. The Donor Scheme 3. Out and About in Glasgow 4. Credit Unions and L.E.T.S
Producer, Video Information Project. -- Credits: the Video Information Project presents The Trainees John Daly Murray Kerr Michael Dunn Nicholas Golfis Willie Wheeler Debra McPherson Barry Watson Ann Alcorn Theresa Henderson Eddie Dixon Andrew Wilson Ciara Cruikshank Haq Ghani Iain Erskine History Tour Thanks to: Steve Allan (Provanhall) Parks & Recreation Department Glasgow Museums & Art Galleries St Cadocs Primary School Knoxland Primary School music Chris Paul & John Daly narrator Louise Henderson Donor Scheme Thanks to: Visual Statement Debby's Sister St. Enoch's Shopping Centre Louise Henderson Far From The Madding Crowd Thanks to: Ewan Kane (S.C.P.) Nick Nellany (Landwise) Kate Cuthbert (Countryside Rangers) Pollok Country Park SUSTRANS Strathclyde Transport Mr Campbell (Lift, Bothwell St.) music Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 "Patoral" narrator Theresa Henderson LETS & Credit Union Open Gate Centre, Drumchapel Drumchapel ARTs Workshop Members of Drumchapel LETS Jim McConnel Pat Boase Mally the Cat Vivki Fleck BLATT 2 sign language interpretation Helen Dunipace assisted by Moira & Theresa original music Barry Watson on-line edit Vicki Fleck & Jude Suggett The views expressed on this video are not necessarily the views of the Video Information Project or its trainees. © VIP.
BLATT 6 [Dance and Drama in Glasgow / It's the Business]
Made by a creative group of deaf and hearing trainees, the Glasgow BLATT is fully accessible to hearing, hard of hearing, and deaf people. This video features: DANCE AND DRAMA IN GLASGOW - a look at what's on and how to get involved, and IT'S THE BUSINESS - an easy to understand guide to self-employment.
Producer, Video Information Project. -- Credits: researched, filmed and edited by Stuart Anderson, Kenneth Beaton, Kate Brailsford & Freddie Clark, John Derrick, Mhairi McLeod, Kay Ritchie, Cath Whippey IT'S THE BUSINESS production team Mari Clark, Paul Davies Stephen Duffy Leila Farrah, George Kemp, Caroline McGivern, Clara Ursitti, Paul Welsh Video Information Project would like to thank everyone who helped us to make Blatt 6 Video Information Project is funded through Glasgow City Council The views expressed on this video are not necessarily the views of the Video Information Project..
Made by a creative group of deaf and hearing trainees, the Glasgow BLATT is fully accessible to hearing, hard of hearing, and deaf people. This video features: THE INTERNET - Everything you ever wanted to know about the Internet but were afraid to ask, and CHILD'S PLAY - Activities for children in and around Glasgow.
Producer, Video Information Project. -- Credits: SPECIAL THANKS TO Gordon Chapman Bellahouston Academy Dept of Sociology University of Glasgow Hillpark Secondary School The Java Internet Cafe The Labour Party Multimedia Communications Group NetCon-X The NVA Organisation PRODUCTION TEAM Chris Bowman Andrew Burrows Esther Hardie Kenneth Harvie Nicola Kerr Douglas Laing Johnny Martin Fiona Meldrum Many thanks to everyone who helped the trainees at Video Project to make this video. Production Team Andrew Bell Paula Larkin Tara McKevitt Peter Murray Paul Nelson Catherine Rogan Joslin Rawson presenter Stuart Anderson voice over Kenneth Harvey special thanks to the children of Hillhead Primary School Video Information Project would like to thank everyone who helped us to make Blatt 7 Video Information is funded through Glasgow City Council The views expressed on this video are not necessarily the views of Video Information Project made at Video Information Project 8/97 .
Amateur footage of sailing trips on the motor yacht 'Mary Rose of Morar', including shots of McAlister's boat-yard in Dumbarton, vessels on the Clyde, diving in the Western Isles, underwater filming, a street sale in Lochboisdale and a visit to St. KIlda.
Footage of a trip by a group of naturalists, possibly from Glasgow University, on board the Mary Rose of Morar - includes shots of seabird colonies, bird-ringing and seal colonies.
HEBRIDEAN CRUISE: Aboard Mary Rose of Morar
Amateur footage of a holiday by motor yacht around the Western Isles, including Mull, Skye, Eriskay, Canna, Barra and South Uist - includes underwater footage of diving.
Edinburgh – a group of Refugees do what they must to survive.
[d. Robert Rae]. -- Credits: [(Card 1) The stories are based on the experiences of members of Edinburgh's Refugee Community. Their support and participation have made this film possible. (Card 2) Ahmed Halla Khalid Methi Simon Seham Kamal Baran Maher Rashid Hassan Naama Alia Alzougbi Waseem Uboaklain Okan Yahsi Robert Softely Seham Ali Fouad Cherif Nihat Kaya Maher Sari Yousaf Khan Shinwary (Card 3) Alice MI5 Officer Lawyer Alison Peebles Gary Lewis Nabil Shaban (Card 4) Director of Photography Composer Editor Production Designer Costume Designer Ian Dodds Jim Sutherland Tina Hetherington Laurel Wear Bobby McCulla (Card 5) Line Producer Community Producer Makeup Designer Sound Recordist First Assistant Director Locations Manager Wendy Griffin Helen Trew Sarah Fidelo Chris Campion Mark Ash Brodie Pringle (Card 6) For Scottish Screen Business Affairs For BBC Scotland Business Affairs Finance Anita Cox Jim Preacher Jane Gilmartin (Roller Caption follows) Community Cast (in order of appearance) Ahmed Protesters Immigration Officers Alice's daughter Sunita Sunita's mum Hadil Kids in flats Baby Nasser Halla Khalid Seham Seham's husband Kamal Supermarket assistants Baran MI5 officer Maher 'Falafel King' Mosque Cleaner Ceilidh man Ceilidh women Ceilidh dancers Refugee Office receptionist Museum steps Waitress Restaurant Polish Couple Rashid Girls at table Waiter Money shop Blue Nile party Kids on bus Footballers Zidane Halla's friend Theatre audience Desk Sergeant Heelz-On-Wheelz Singer Bus Driver Arresting Police Participants Hassan Naama Anne Keegan Robin Taylor Brett Herriot Frank Ramsay Kelly Docherty Jerry Anderson Alex Telford Denise Gibson Stuart Biegala Marsailli Farqhuar Ida Misbach Carol Tibi Hanin Hussein Sam Hart Michiel Turner Rowan Cusack Sarah Whiten Alia Alzougbi Waseem Uboaklain Seham Ali Tony Vaccarino Fouad Cherif Khalid Abu Helewa Marylee Johnson Stephanie Lane Rob Hoon Nihat Kaya John Ireson Maher Sari Neha Bhatnagar Chris Geddes-McEwan Aisling McNulty Anne Alden Anam Aslam Tamim Islam Anne Howie Jessica Islam Jill Houchin Freya Linklater Kathleen Gibb Jean Fooks Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh Tania Islam Phil Chetwynd Nahid Aslam Mercedes Liendo and daughter Lisa Badji Olinka Khumalo Idoia Garcia-Fernandez Ina Hanisch James McSharry Jacek Szerlat Justyna Sarzynaska Yousaf Khan Shinwary Eunice Olumide Moria Tibi Hasan Eren Cormac Hourigan-Rae Jahiral Islam Lara Greene Aysel Koca Jean Cuthbert Kathleen Gibb Shereen Whiten Ahamad Rauf Robyn McDevitt Callum O'Connor Sol Trewgety Heather Barclay Thomas Jones Sophie Alonzi Rob Hoon Nihat Kaya Junior Connor Hourigan-Rae Vicky Edwards Aaron Wood Caroline Barr Anne Howie Charis Nuti de Bain Arran Smith John Molleson Beverley Walker Karen Sutherland Kathy Macrae Zander Mavor Miranda James Fran Veneear Sally Clay Julie Smith Benjamin Grant Lorraine Johnston Alan Knight Dvorah Silverstein Alex Penman Fadil Berse Ammar and Laudy Othman George Lowe Andrea Turner Isabella Halm Valerie McGregor Jack Campin Andrea Turner Said Abdi Mohamoud Kelly Docherty Timothy Aikman Ruth Bradley Louise Kay Neil Harrison Production Co-ordinator Second Assistant Director Third Assistant Director Access & Inclusion Officer Camera Assistant Assistant Editor Sound Maintenance Engineer Boom Operator (dailies) Art Director Prop Master Props (dailies) Gaffer Best Boy Gaffer (dailies) Wardrobe Supervisor Costume Maker Wardrobe Supervisor Makeup (dailies) Script Supervisors Production Accountants Traditional Music Director Ceilidh Caller Musicians Unit Manager (dailies) Publicity Fight Co-ordinator Unit Drivers Grips (dailies) Rope Access SFX Post Production Facilities Colourist Dubbing Mixer Dubbing Editor Samantha Sheridan Fiona Milligan David McKinnon Ruth Holloway Mits M'Itwamwari Beth Hourston Tim Dyer Chris Fallon Janis Hart Derek Lyall Caroline Fearon Andy Stewart Ali McInnes Len O'Brien David Culbert Jenny Dear Hilary MacDonald Naimh Morrison Dolina MacFarlane Karen Wood Edith Young Gerard Paton Tim O'Leary Fiona Ferguson Cammy Robson Dan Houghton Rebecca Knorr Nafee Mohammed Adam Reid Douglas Hudson Ruari Sutherland Vahe Hovanesian Bojan Petrovic Mubarak Nadhum Ali Karim Ali Nisoshini Thambar Adil Ibraham Roxana Pope Sead Masic Ben Grant Dieter Lane Louise Johnson Lucy Anderson Muhammed Bahram Gerard Paton Ali Young Kirsty Tough Raymond Short Max McNally Frances Aitken Mark Donnelly Robert Etherson Dave Morrison Web Rigging Services Artem ARC Facilities Ian Ballantyne John Cobban Travis Reeves Community Crew Supporting Artist Co-ordinators Art Department Set Construction Carpenter Set Painter Locations Costume Translator Drivers Nadia Misbach Louis Hubert Garry Dunleavy John Stewart Benjamin Grant Eleanor Goodman Phil Chetwynd Mojda Ziai Anita Shanley Dieter Lane Robin Taylor New Talent Development Trainees Writing trainee Camera trainee Sound trainee Production trainees Art Department trainees Costume trainee Locations trainee Stills Photographer trainee Camera/Edit trainee On-line trainee Film Musical Composition trainee NETS Production Trainee TW House Manager TW Theatre Producer TW Administration Assistant TW Technical Assistant Legal Services Catering Lucy Kaya Adam Tarnowski Andrew Walsh Matthew Brown Campbell Lauder Eunice Olumide Rory Stewart Nicholas Bain Nadia Misbach Hannah Roche Jana Steiner Natalie Thompson Jade Armstrong Emily Goodwin Emma Fentiman Rebekah Bowman Simon Reekie Fraser Stewart Bob Gilles Kieran Hannigan David Roberts Anne Fleming Fee Henderson Gavin Roberts Richard Finlay Gregor Boyd Tods Murray PLC Arbury House Argyle Catering Thanks to Supporting Artists Adam Reid Albert Heron Aleisha Newlands Andrea Turner Andrew Guild Anne Marie Fraser Anne McCullagh-Dilyske Annie Cheung Breeze Herker Briony Curtis Bryan Jones Bushra Sharif Calum Crate Carol Richie Caty Dummic Cezin and Gezin Celik Chiu-Ning Lau Chloe Thorpe Chris Carson Daniel Lewis McKenzie David and Katy David Ballantyne Douglas Hudson DWV Epstggen Elisabeth de Juniac Ellen Storrar Emma Smith Emmanuel Fiona Buchan Fiona Bell Franc Paul Franca Still Frances Aitken Francis Frank Pillukeit Gillian Ayemere Odeh Glenn Campbell Graham Jones Greg Haddow Harry Oram Hasan Eren Henry Williamson Sinclair Hugo Kaempher Hyvots Bank community Ian Fletcher J Malone Jacqueline Bailly Jessica Wilson Jing Hi Joanna Jedrzejek Kam-Lee Cheung Karen Jack Kerr Johnson Kirsty Roper Kirza Esselmont Lawrence Malone Liam McIntosh Lillian Bell Linda Johnston Liz Reid Lizzie Stenhouse Lyndsay Johnston Lukas Kaempher Luke Robertson Maggie Campbell Maipelo Kgosiemang Margherita Still Marie Favre Maura Loro MD Tuhinul Islam Michael McCreadie Michael Schneider Mohammed Altip and Friends Mojahed Nadine Poppy Croal McKenzie Naomi Clark Neil Craigin Neil Harrison Nicolas Nina Croal Noura Osman Paul Bridge Paul Still Phillip Kingscott Pieter Lenstra Rachel Campion Ranald N. MacKechnie Rania Ely Rebecca Clark Reza Mirhadi Richard Brown Richard Whittinstall Ronnie Brown Roy Snedden Samantha Selcraig Sandy McLean and Alan Sarfraz Ratmore Sean Egan Shehzad Afzal Sheri Yatsi Sherice Clark Sophie Puletto Spike Woodridge Susannah MacDonald The Luvvies Tom Archibald Wayne Johnson Yusuf Ely The Spectacular Heelz-On-Wheelz Theatre Audience "As Nazarene Women Crossed the Meadows" Arranged & sung by Reem Kelani. © p 2005 Reem Kelani. Excerpt from "Heelz-On-Wheelz" by Noel Greig and Akintayo Akimbode. Director Gary Robson, by permission of Fitting Multimedia Arts. Thanks to: John Murphy Christeen Winford Screen Academy Scotland Napier University Music Department The Medical Foundation for the Victims of Torture The Palestinian Association of Edinburgh MEEM Consultancy Frankie Armstrong Mark Gibbens Black Community Development Project, Edinburgh Scottish Refugee Council Dungavel Support Group Fyfe Ireland and Staff Telford .
Amateur footage of a trip on a paddle steamer to Rothesay.
Amateur family footage shot around the Firth of Clyde.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at Lossiemouth, Aberdeen and Inverness.
Amateur footage of fishing boats approaching and departing from Aberdeen, Buckie, Macduff and Lossiemouth harbours.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', boats in Peterhead harbour, and family film of a wedding at Hopeman, a holiday at Fleetwood and a day trip to the Isle of Man.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', general views of boats at Peterhead, Buckie and Oban.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', boats at Oban, Ayr and Peel and on the Caledonian Canal - includes footage of a bomb disposal team.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', general of boats in Peterhead harbour and at Ayr and Campbeltown.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Faithful', general views of boats in Peterhead harbour and at Buckie and Tarbert.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea from the trawler 'Strathyre', general views of boats in Lossiemouth harbour and at Burghead, Aberdeen, Whitehills, Macduff, Buckie, Fraserburgh and Peterhead.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea and in Lossiemouth, Buckie and Aberdeen harbours - also includes home movie family footage in Lossiemouth.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at Aberdeen, Peterhead and Gourdon harbours.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at Fraserburgh and Mallaig harbours.
Amateur footage of fishing boats at sea and in Ayr, Campeltown, Fraserburgh, Buckie and Peterhead harbours.
Amateur footage of a group of people in a wood-yard.
Amateur footage of the Glasgow Cross area and a second-hand market, and a car trip down the Firth of Clyde.
Amateur footage of biplanes landing and taking off at Renfrew airfield.
Very brief amateur footage of a group of people in a wood-yard.
Amateur footage of an airfield hangar in a rural location.
VAUXHALL BEDFORD DEALERS CLUB, SCOTTISH CONVENTION, GLENEAGLES 1952
An official record of a car dealers' convention held at Gleneagles Hotel, including footage of conference speeches, sporting activities, dances and social events.
An experimental film in the form of a riddle by artist Gillian Steel.
Director, Gillian Steel. -- Credits: camera Louise Crawford asst. camera Graham Johnstone visual effects Adam Gill sd. Mike Kelly mix Philip Crean cast Morag Niellson voice Shona Price botanical illustrator Jonah Homes-Grant ed. Lindy Cameron special thanks Technicolor Laboratories, Derek Gibson of Videamus, Kevin Hobbs, Tron Theatre, Professor Winfield, Barry McGhee, Street Level Gallery, cast & crew.
Footage of a trawler setting out from Aberdeen, at work at sea and returning to harbour with its catch.
Footage of a range of forestry work in the north of Scotland, including fence construction, planting seedlings, treatment with weedkiller, tree-felling and loading timber.
SERVICEMEN RECUPERATING AT CRATHES CASTLE
Amateur footage of life at Crathes Castle while it was being used as a wartime hospital - general shots of nurses and patients, and a visit by Lady Burnett's daughter and family.
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS OF OLD MEMORIES: Past and Present
Amateur footage of outings by the Aberdeen branch of the British Deaf and Dumb Association in Aberdeenshire in the 1950s - also includes a comedy short film in which the participants use sign language.
Amateur home movie footage of a young boy opening his presents at Christmas and playing with his new bicycle outside.
Amateur footage of motorcycle and car club trials in the countryside and motorcycle sand racing.
Footage of forestry operations, possibly by the Forestry Commission, demonstrating the use of different kinds of vehicles and machinery for forestry work and transporting cut timbers.
BRITISH AEROSPACE: Manufacturing Capability, Prestwick
Corporate promotional video for British Aerospace, describing the company's investment in modern manufacturing machinery at the Prestwick factory for the production of Jetstream aircraft.
Producer, British Aerospace Film and Video Unit, Warton.
Promotional footage of the Jute Industries Ltd. stand at the Scottish Industries Exhibition 1959 in the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
Dexter Fletcher directs Sunshine on Leith; a jubilant, heartfelt musical about the power of home, the hearth, family and love, adapted from the acclaimed stage musical by Stephen Greenhorn and featuring the euphoric music of The Proclaimers.
Director, Dexter Fletcher ; Producer, DNA Films and Black Camel Pictures. -- Credits: [Cast Rab Peter Mullan Jean Jane Horrocks Davy George MacKay Yvonne Antonia Thomas Liz Freya Mavor Ally Kevin Guthrie Harry Jason Flemyng Ronnie Paul Brannigan Eilidh Sara Vickers barman Michael 'Cuban' Keat Brendan Spence, ‘Wee’ John Ewan Paul McCole Christine Emily-Jane Boyle Janice Emma Hartley-Miller Morag Mackenzie Ellis, Elaine Francine Gayle Telfer Stevens barmaid Julia Taudevin chef Daniela Nardini doctor Nick Farr anniversary band Roddy Hart anniversary band Geoff Martyn anniversary band John Martin anniversary band Gordon Turner anniversary band Scott Clark Credits Direction: Directed by Dexter Fletcher 1st Assistant Director Jonathan Farmer 1st Assistant Director Nick Heckstall-Smith 2nd Assistant Director Helen Fraser 3rd Assistant Director Marilyn Edmond 3rd Assistant Director Christian Otty Script Supervisor Lucy Ward Script Supervisor Ana Garrido Rights: © Entertainment Film Distributors Limited © DNA Films Limited © British Film Institute Production: Production Company DNA Films Production Company Black Camel Pictures Presents Entertainment Film Distributors [Presented] in association with BFI [Presented] in association with Creative Scotland Executive Producer Nigel Green Executive Producer Trevor Green Produced by Andrew Macdonald Produced by Allon Reich Produced by Page Croft, Arabella Produced by Kieran Parker Line Producer Victoria Dabbs Associate Producer Joanne Smith Associate Producer Leah Clarke Executive in charge of finance Robert Street Financial Liaison Michael Gavriel Director Of Lottery Film Fund Ben Roberts Senior Production and Development Executive Natascha Wharton Head of Production Fiona Morham Head of Production Finance Ian Kirk Director of Business Affairs Will Evans Production Executive Robbie Allen Business Affairs Linda McClure Production Manager Claire Campbell Production Co-ordinator Anna Purkis Production Co-ordinator Lynsey Palmer Extras Co-ordinator Katharine 'K.K.' Kennedy Extras Co-ordinator Gillian Tod Production Accountant Neil Cairns Assistant Accountant Paul Imrie Unit Manager Roz Traynor Unit Manager Tim Maskell Facilities Manager Robert Hepburn Location Manager Derek Yeaman Location Assistant Timothy Maskell Locations Assistant Adrian Burns Location Assistant Nik Parker Post-production Supervisor Clare St. John Assistant to Black Camel Producers Naysun Alae-Carew Assistant to DNA Producers Rebecca Cronshey Production Assistant Charlotte Hailstone Production Assistant DNA Films Alex Kendall Production Runner Greg Martin Production Runner Mark Rossi Runner Felicity Anderson Runner Nicola Brown Runner Mollie Moore Production Trainee Raluca Oros Floor Runner Abi Ross Completion Bond Services Film Finances Collection Agent Services Fintage House Collection Management Casting: Casting Nina Gold Casting Kahleen Crawford Writing: Writer Stephen Greenhorn Based on his stageplay Stephen Greenhorn Photography: Director of Photography George Richmond Aerial Director of Photography Adam Dale 2nd Unit Camera Operator Ossie McLean Camera Operator Chas Bain Camera Operator Julie Bills 2nd Assistant Camera Chris Maxwell 2nd Assistant Camera Dan West Focus Puller Sebastian Barraclough 2nd Unit Focus Puller Luke Coulter 2nd Unit Focus Puller John Harper Focus Puller Derrick Peters Focus Puller Luke Coulter Focus Puller Peter Keith Camera Workflow Supervisor Grant McPhee [Digital Imaging] Technician Donald McSween [Digital Imaging] Technician Ben McKinstrie 2nd Camera Assistant Damian Leitch 2nd Camera Assistant Joachim Philippe 2nd Camera Assistant Amelie Weisbecker 2nd Camera Assistant Damian Leitch Camera Trainee Amelie Weisbecker Camera Trainee for A&B Camera Anna Chaney Camera Trainee Scott McIntyre Crane Technician George Powell Scorpio Technician Laurence Edwards Crane Grip Pete Nash Gaffer Paul Benson Best Boy Dan Finnigan Electrician Mike Benson Electrician Fraser Campbell Electrician Terry Eden Genny Operator Lenny O'Brien Genny Operator Ewan Epton Grip David Logan 2nd Unit Grip Jamie Logan Grip Close, Josh B Camera Grip Morrison, Dave C Camera Grip Guy Smith Grip Assistant Jamie Whitmarsh Grip Assistant Jamie Whitmarsh VT Operator Iain Thomson Video Assistant Christopher Kinghorn Video Assistant Pete Harper Stills: Stills Photogrpaher Neil Davidson Special Effects: Visual Effects Supervisor Stéphane Naze Visual Effects Executive Producer Drew Jones [Visual Effects] Head of Production Melody Woodford Visual Effects Co-ordinator Matley, Dan Visual Effects Method Studios Digital Matte Painting Olivier Pron Digital Matte Painting Ivan Girard Digital Matte Painting Eglantine Boinet Compositor Niki Papp Compositor Andrew Pinson Compositor Giorgia Pulvirenti Compositor Jenny Wan SFX Wetdown Jim Elliott Animation: CG Artist Peter Forsyth CG Artist Frédéric Fourier Match Move Joseph Arnold Match Move Eglantine Boinet Editing: Editor Stuart Gazzard Digital On-line Editor Emily Greenwood Digital On-line Junior Editor Russell White Additional Photography Assembly Editor Malcolm Crowe 1st Assistant Editor Giles Burgess 1st Assistant Editor Evan Crichton Design: Production Designer Mike Gunn Art Director Zoë Wight Art Director Lydia Farrell Standby Art Director Lydia Farrell Stand-by Art Director Ryan Clachrie Set Decorator Claire Pidgeon Graphics Artist Caireen Todd Petty Cash Buyer Kyle McCallum Props Master Paul Campbell Dressing Prop Hands Cameron White Dressing Prop Hands Gilbert Scott Stand-by Prop Hands Mario Lupi Stand-by Prop Hands John Knight Prop Hand Tony Sheridan Art Department Assistant Ryan Clachrie Construction Manager Alex Robertson Construction Manager Phil Bowen Costumes: Costume Designer Anna Robbins Costume Designer Harriet Edmonds Costume Stand-by Harriet Edmonds Costume Stand-by John Laurie Costume Assistant Elle Wilson Costume Assistant Layla Mall Wardrobe Supervisor Michael Weldon Wardrobe Supervisor Dani Millar Make-up: Make-up Designer Nicole Stafford Make-up Supervisor Talli Pachter Make-up Artist Zoey Stones Make-up Artist Kate Elliot-Muir Make-up Artist Delia Letham Make-up Artist Vivienne Simpson Make-up Artist Anita Anderson Make-up Assistant Jennie Cooper Titles: Title Design Matt Curtis Film processing: Digital Colourist Rob Pizzey Video Dailies Streaming Steeple Post Production Services Digital Intermediate by Company 3 Digital Intermediate Producer Marie Fernandes Digital Intermediate Head Of Department Patrick Malone Digital Intermediate Assistant Producer Jonathan Collard Digital Intermediate Assistant Producer Cheryl Goodbody Digital Intermediate Assistant Aurora Shannon Digital Intermediate Assistant Peter Collins Digital Film Technical Supervisor Laurent Treherne Digital Film Bureau Fiorenza Bagnariol Digital Film Bureau Timothy P. Jones Digital Film Bureau Laura Pavone Digital Film Bureau Gordon Pratt Data Wrangler Dan Helme Systems Administrator Neil Harrison Music: Original Songs The Proclaimers Original Score Composed by Paul Englishby Acoustic Guitars John Parricelli Acoustic Guitars Dario Rossetti-Bonell Acoustic Guitars Steve Donnelly Uppright Bass/Electric Bass Simon Edwards Uppright Bass/Electric Bass Steve Pearce Uppright Bass/Electric Bass Tim Harries Drums Kevin Campbell Percussion / Bodhran Paul Clarvis Accordion Mark Bousie Gaelic Violin Dermot Crehan Flute/Penny Whistle Jan Hendrickse Clarinet David Fuest Harp Hugh Webb Orchestra Leader Sonia Slany Musical Director Paul Englishby Assistant Musical Director Chris Traves Music Associate Roddy Hart Score Co-ordinator Catherine Grieves Music Editor Allan Jenkins Music Editor Lewis Morison Musicians Contractor Isobel Griffiths Assistant Musicians Contractor Lucy Whalley Music Preparation Colin Rae Sound: Music Recording Engineer Steve Price Protools Engineer Jeremy Murphy Vocals Recorded and Edited by Chris Traves [Music] Recorded at Angel Studios Vocals Recorded and Edited at Glasgow Gorbals Sound Sound Design Glenn Freemantle Sound Recordist Alastair Mason Sound Assistant Ryan Hill Sound Maintenance Engineer Kian Mc.
To evade the press, the celebrity wedding of American film star Lara Tyler and British author James Arber is relocated to the small Scottish island of Hegg. But when an unassuming local girl gets involved in the plan, things do not go smoothly. [synopsis from BFI at http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150759825, last accessed 9/1/2017]
Director, Sheree Folkson ; Producer, [p.c. Ecosse Film Production]. -- Credits: [An Ecosse Films production: Ecosse Films, National Lottery through Creative Scotland, UK Film Council's Development Fund Presents: CinemaNX Presents: Isle of Man, Creative Scotland [Presents] In association with: HanWay Films Worldwide sales by: HanWay Films World revenues collected and distributed by: Freeway CAM B.V. Executive Producer: Steve Christian, Marc Samuelson, Mark Woolley, Carole Sheridan Produced by: Robert Bernstein, Douglas Rae, Paul Ritchie Co-producer: Matt Delargy, Andrew Fingret, James Saynor Line Producer: Alison Banks Associate Producer: Louise Seymour Production Co-ordinator: Mandy Todd, Lucy Gray Production Accountant: Sandra Stewart, Sarah Booth Unit Manager - Isle of Man: Jim Edge, Peter Murphy Location Manager - Isle of Man: Sian Sutherland Location Manager - Scotland: Donald Cameron Location Scout - Scotland: Derek Yeaman Post-production Supervisor: Louise Seymour Production Runner: Alan Manson 1st Assistant Director: Peter Stenning 2nd Assistant Director: Clare Glass 3rd Assistant Director: Matthew Cooper Script Supervisor: Amanda Lean Casting Director: Des Hamilton Written by: Sally Phillips, Neil Jaworski Story by: Sally Phillips Director of Photography: Nanu Segal B Camera Operator: Sarah Bartles-Smith, Jan Pester, Alan Stewart Steadicam: Jan Pester Focus Puller: Basil Smith, Fran Weston, Ian Struthers Clapper Loader: Phil Hardy B Camera Loader: Rob Gilmour, Stuart Anderson, Erin Currie Gaffer: Pat Sweeney Best Boy: Martin Conway Spark: Colin Price Spark: William Ramsay Electrician: Richard Miles Genny Op: Terry Eden Key Grip: Steve Pugh, David Maund Grip: Luke Chisholm, Robert Etherson Stills Photographer: Nick Wall Visual Effects: Filmgate Visual Effects Producer: Sean Whelan Filmgate Visual Effects Supervisor: Linus Lindbalk Filmgate Visual Effects Co-ordinator: Malin Persson Filmgate Special Effects Supervisor: Jason Troughton Editor: Daniel Farrell Digital On-line Editor: Justin Tillett 1st Assistant Editor: Michael McKenna Production Designer: Alison Dominitz Art Director: Emer O'sullivan Standby Art Director: Martin Mcnee Graphics Designer: Caroline Mcdonald Storyboard Artist: John Colebourn Production Buyer: Stuart Bryce Prop Master: John Knight Dressing Props: Liam McCallum, Calum McCallum, David Simons, Roddy Macinnes, David Burke, Brendan Breslin Standby Props: Leanne Boyd Standby Props: Paul Lambie Standby Props - Isle of Man: John Nelson Standby Carpenter: Ian Gallacher Costume Designer: Louise Allen Costume Supervisor: Kathryn Donaldson, Nancy Mckenna Make-up & Hair Designer: Ann McEwan Hair & Make-up Artist: Anita Anderson Hair & Make-up Artist: Wendy Forbes Make-up Artist: Melissa Von Tongeren Make-up Artist: Kate Elliot-Muir Titles by: Matt Curtis Digital Colourist: Rob Pizzey Music by: Julian Nott Music Performed by: Chamber Orchestra of London, Arthur Dick, Julian Nott, Hugh Jamieson Music Conducted & Orchestrated by: Julian Nott Music Co-ordinator: Christopher Gutch Sound Mixer: Brian Milliken Boom Operator: Martin Ireland Re-recording Mixer: Chris Treble, Richard Davey Supervising Sound Editor: Jack Gillies Stunt Co-ordinator: Andy Bennett Unit Publicist: Donna Mills EPK [Electronic Press Kit]: Special Treats] Cast [Kelly Macdonald (Katie) David Tennant (James) Alice Eve (Lara) Hamish Clark (Angus) James Fleet (William) Dylan Moran (Charley) Sally Phillips (Emma) Michael Urie (Steve) Federico Castelluccio (Marco) Danny Bage (hotel doorman) Hannah Bourne (Chloe) Maureen Beattie (Iseabail) Muriel Barker (Mrs Grainie) Jeannie Fisher (Aileen) Sally Howitt (Muireen) Rony Bridges (Roan) Matthew Chalmers (Callum) Victoria Grove (Anais Anais) Alisha Bailey (Suzelle) Patrick Regis (Hollywood minister) Tina Gray (elderly woman) Gil Kolirin (security guard) Ben Addis (journalist 1) William Owen (journalist 2) Calum Macnab (journalist 3) Ross Armstrong (1st papparazzo) Samuel Roukin (2nd papparazzo) Robert Fyfe (ancient crofter) Maryann Turner (ancient crofter's wife) Tony Roper (Reverend McDonagh) Alex Childs (host) Achara Kirk (tourist)].
75-year-old Japanese artist Susumu Shingu converses with nature through his sculptures.
Director, [d. Thomas Riedelsheimer] ; Producer, [p.c. Filmpunkt, Cologne in co-production with Skyline Productions, Edinburgh in cooperation with WDR/ARTE in association with John Caulkins, YLE and Piffl Medien]. -- Credits: [sc. Thomas Riedelsheimer d. ph. Thomas Riedelsheimer ed. Thomas Riedelsheimer p. Leslie Hills, Stefan Tolz Commissioning ed. Sabine Rollberg p. man. Katharina Jakobs p. man. Scotland: Rohanna Law ass. d. ph. Jürgen Kemmer, a.o. sd. Shinya Kitamura, a.o. m. Stefan Micus].
The Crowning of the Beltane Queen in Peebles, 1926.
Programmes include an interview with Steve Davis, book review examines locally available literature, tour around the McLean Museum and Art Gallery.
Credits: project designer William G. Stewart camera Raymond Caniffi, Brian Anderson sd. Edward Leonard, John McPhie VTR editor Raymond Caniffi stage crew Thomas Burrows, Linda Cameron production assistants Maragret Keogh, Margaret Henry, Nan Hodge, Isabelle Williamson graphic design Jim Milligan, Jim Sinclair presenter Isabelle Williamson, Jim Milligan, William G. Stewart This video tape was made by the Video Production Unit sponsored by Inverclyde District Council Department of Recreational Services and funded by the Manpower Services Commission .
This transmission of 5HCV covers the Viking Festival held in Largs. 5HCV interview festival guest Magnus Magnusson, and follow visiting long boat Dim Riv.
Credits: This video tape was made by the Video Production Unit sponsored by Inverclyde District Council Department of Recreational Services and funded by the Manpower Services Commission project designer William G. Stewart sd. Edward Leonard lighting Gordon Findlay, Paul Donelly make-up Murial Lindsay stage crew Linda Cameron production assistants Margaret Keogh, Margaret Henry, Nan Hodge, Isabelle Williamson graphic design Jim Milligan executive producer David Morgan.
This transmission of 5HCV includes footage of Tall Ships, and interviews with Steve Davis and the Krankies; coverage of local events including the Largs Viking Festival.
Credits: camera Sean McKernan lighting Bill Renton sd. Donald Jacobs production assistant Carole Gordon direction Graham Barbour VT editor Tom Robinson production Robert Murray graphics John McCallum, Gordon Cowan key grip Brian Denesse.
Compilation of 5HCV transmissions including Gourock Highland Games,
Credits: camera Sean McKernan lighting Bill Renton sd. Donald Jacobs p. ass. Carole Gordon direction Graham Barbour VT editor Tom Robinson production Robert Murray graphics John McCallum, Gordon Cowan key grip Brian Denesse.
This 5HCV transmission begins with comedian Clem Dane entertaining the annual senior citizens outing at Greenock Arts Guild.
VHS copy of the edited programme distributed by 5HCV.
Credits: continuity announcer John Douglas [until (1.44.08)] the Environment Centre made with the help of The Environment Centre Lothian Action Friends of the Earth (Scotland) Drylaw Telford Community Council with special thanks to Heather Innes Stephanie Phillips Dave Simon John Barnett Gestetner Ltd made by d. Jack Shea p. Graham White location manager Darryl Collins camera Andy Fairgrieve assistant camera David Halliday sd. Louis Kramer ed. Alistair Scott lighting Bill Watkins dubbing mixer Colin Martin m. Anthea Gomez animation Leeds Animation Workshop associate p. Maggie Ellis series p. Sue Crockford Jonathan Zeitlyn executive p. David Tereshchuk an VBT production for Channel four Chips Comic w. & devised by David Wood cast Gordon Griffin Elsa O'Toole Andrew Secomb p. executive Peter Dolman education advisor Chris Kiernan Chips constructed by James & Duncan Harris Graphics Richard Fowler, Rowena Hart computer graphics: Andrew Franks, Angela Brown at Infovision production facilities Limehouse Studios senior cameraman Martin Hawkins vision mixer Yvonne Kelly series sd. Roy Drysdale, Steve Blincoe floor manager Josephine Dunn location cameraman Trevor Walker location recordist Mike Cooper video editors Robbie Hartwell at Infovision Viv McGuiness, Ray Nunney at TVi Editing with thanks to John Laing researcher Billy MacQueen p. team Anne Williamson-Noble Kevin Goss costume Anne Barfield makeup Sue Black p. assistant Sian Busby set designer Jan Pienkowski m. composed, arranged, & produced by Peter Hope, Juliet Lawson p. Maureen Harter d. Terence Dudley a Verronmead production in association with Primetime Television for Channel Four © Channel 4 1984 5HCV from (1.44.08) presenter Graham Barbour camera Gordon Cowan lighting Bill Renton sd. Donald Jacobs production Nan Hodge graphics Jim Milligan programme controller Lynda Cameron project supervisor Robert Murray.
Credits: 5 HCV & RSVP Production project supervisors J. Milligan, M. Keogh assistant supervisors D. Morgan, E. Leonard cameramen P Robertson, T Robertson lighting W. Renton, P. Donnelly production assistants I. McLachlan, A. McIntyre, C. Gilles. K. McKay vision mixer J. Campbell sd. technicians M Stewart G. McCauley graphics A. Galloway Recreational services video project 1987.
Credits: supervisors Jim Milligan, Margaret Keogh asst. supervisors Eddie Leonard, Dave Morgan, Bill Renton lighting Paul Donnelly p. assistants Ken MacKay, Alison McIntyre, Catriona Killen, Christine Giles vision mixer G. McCauley graphics Maria Jenkins, Alex Galloway, Barbara McDougall V.T. editors Paul Shields, Andrew Higgins, Ken Sands project co-ordinator William G Stewart.
VHS copy of the edited programme distributed by 5HCV. Willie Stewart introduces a preview of the site of the Glasgow Garden Festival.
Credits: supervisors Jim Milligan, Margaret Keogh asst. supervisors Eddie Leonard, Dave Morgan, Bill Renton lighting Paul Donnelly production assistants Ken MacKay, Alison McIntyre, Catriona Killen, Christine Gillies vision mixer G. McCauley graphics Maria Jenkins, Alex Galloway, Barbara McDougall V.T. editors Paul Shields, Andrew Higgins, Ken Sands project co-ordinator William G. Stewart Recreational Services Video Project 1987.
Credits: Camera Kenneth Sands Peter Scott Gordon MacKay Peter Robertson James Burgess Iain Williamson Tom McDonald John Gisbey Lighting Iain Williamson Tom McDonald Sound Peter Scott Edward Leonard Graphics Set Design Barbara McDougall V.T. Editor Peter Scott Senior Supervisor David Morgan Project Co-ordinator Lynda Cameron Project Officer Willie Stewart .
Raw footage including the 1984 Sea Schooners festival in Greenock, a children's First Communion party and general views of an aerobics class.
5HCV: LARKFIELD COMMUNITY WING OPEN DAY - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage of Larkfield Community Wing Open Day.
5HCV: PLAYSCHEME MEDIA WORKSHOP - RAW FOOTAGE
A panel of Inverclyde Playscheme organisers answer questions from staff.
5HCV: VIDEO QUESTIONS / VIDEO TEAM AT WORK- RAW FOOTAGE
Clips of Film and tv advertising followed by raw footage of 5HCV team recording a quiz and a short section from the end of a school production of the Wizard of Oz.
5HCV: SCOTT LITHGOW CARTSBURN YARD - RAW FOOTAGE
Cartsburn dockyard before demolition work commenced and an ongoing record of developments.
5HCV - LAUNCH OF A TUG BOAT AT FERGUSON AILSA SHIPYARD - RAW FOOTAGE
Ferguson shipbuilders, Port Glasgow launch tug boat Mwokozi, built for the Kenyan Government.
5HCV: CHARITY EVENT AT BATTERY PARK - RAW FOOTAGE
Charity Event organised by National Semiconductor at the Battery Park, Greenock. Attended by HRH Princess Anne for Save the Children.
5HCV: OFFICIAL OPENING OF GREENOCK SOCIAL WORK OFFICE - RAW FOOTAGE
Report on the opening day of the Social Work Area Office on Aberfoyle Road, Greenock, with interviews of various services and social projects which will operate from the new multipurpose building.
5HCV: PLAYSCHEMES POOL PARTY - RAW FOOTAGE
Playschemes Pool Party on a sunny day in July, 1987.
5HCV: SLUDGE BOAT TRIP GLASGOW TO GARNOCK HEAD
Trip on "Garroch Head", a sludge ship, from Glasgow to Garroch Head past Arran with Gibshill Community Centre's Pensioners Lunch Club.
5HCV: CHILDRENS FANCY DRESS PARADE - RAW FOOTAGE
Mr Jim Hunter comperes a childrens fancy dress competition, organised by the Parks Dept.
5HCV: FERGUSON & AILSA LTD - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage of Ferguson Ailsa's offices and Newark shipyard. Brief interview manager (?), Mr Reid.
5HCV: EASTER SCHOOL OF LIFE SAVING - RAW FOOTAGE
Stephen Elliot on fitness testing. Life saving lesson held in Greenock High School swimming pool.
5HCV: KEEP INVERCLYDE SHIP SHAPE - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage from programme "Keep Inverclyde Shipshape", followed by a children's school concert and Cinderella pantomime.
Teams of men tidy verges and remove fly tipped rubbish as part of the 'Inverclyde Clean Up Campaign'.
Raw footage recording the sites of many cinemas in Greenock, Gourock and Port Glasgow which had opened and closed over the 20th century.
Raw footage of 1985 Greenock Highland Games held at Battery Park.
5HCV: SPORTS DEVELOPMENT / SPORTS CENTRE - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage from MSC [Manpower Services Commission] Exhibition; November, 1985.
Raw footage of the "Keep Inverclyde Ship Shape" campaign.
5HCV: BRIDGE OF WEIR HOSPITAL - RAW FOOTAGE
MSC [Manpower Services Commission] Exhibition. Elderly residents and some with disabilities from Bridge of Weir Hospital have an outdoor party, singing songs and listening to traditional music.
5HCV: SCOTT LITHGOW PUBLIC MEETING - RAW FOOTAGE
Public meeting to "Save Scott Lithgow" held at Port Glasgow Town Hall in 1984.
Gibshill Open Day. Views of families visiting the Community Centre to try out activities and services.
5HCV: PUBLIC RELATIONS DAY - INVERCLYDE ROYAL HOSPITAL - RAW FOOTAGE
Public Relation Day at Inverclyde Royal Hospital. 5HCV presenters talking to visitors, voluntary workers and staff at hospital.
5HCV: SRI LANKAN BENEFIT CONCERT / SAVE SCOTT LITHGOW - RAW FOOTAGE
A benefit for the Sri Lankan Rehabilitation Fund.
Raw footage of classes and activities available at James Watt College in the mid 1980's.
5HCV: WAVERLEY CRUISE / TALL SHIPS - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage of the 5HCV team taking a Waverley cruise around the Kyles of Bute.
Mrs Val Boa, Museum Curator, introduces the James Watt 250th Anniversary Exhibition at Watt Museum, Union Street.
5HCV: McFARLANE SHEARER GRAIN STORE - RAW FOOTAGE
Feature on old machinery still in operation, at time of filming, at McFarlane Shearer Grain Store.
Trip on canal boat "The Lady Margaret" on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
Scotsport correspondent Jim White opens the 1984 Gourock Highland Games in Darroch Park.
5HCV: OFFICIAL OPENING UPPER LARKFIELD - RAW FOOTAGE
Provost Sir Simpson Stevenson, who is also ward councillor for Larkfield, Greenock, opens Upper Larkfield Tenants’ Hall.
General views recreational activities available to the retired in Inverclyde, dance classes, aerobics, bowls, swimming and saunas.
Sunny scenes from the Kilmacolm - Port Glasgow Agricultural Society's Annual Show.
5HCV: 800th ANNIVERSARY INVERKIP - RAW FOOTAGE
800th Anniversary of Inverkip, with fancy dress parade and fete held at the Football ground in Inverkip.
5HCV: LAUNCH OF GIANT KETTLE - RAW FOOTAGE
Raw footage of the launch of Inverclyde's exhibit for the Garden Festival, the Inverclyde Steam Kettle from Adam's yard in Gourock.
Raw footage of cutaways recorded for a 5HCV section on the 56th Scottish Motor Show held at the SECC in Glasgow.
Raw footage of the 1988 Gourock Highland Games.
Raw footage concerning Gourock and Greenock.
Raw footage recording Christmas lights in Clyde and Cathcart Squares in Greenock, and a fireworks display.
INVERCLYDE DISTRICT COUNCIL FAREWELL CONCERT AND INVERCLYDE PLAYSCHEMES' COMPETITION
Short section showing the end of a farewell concert for Inverclyde District Council, held in the week prior to Strathclyde Region's dissolution on 31st March 1996.
The official opening ceremony of Battery Park Pavilion by Provost Cathie Allan.
Joint service of Remembrance held in Greenock Town Hall to mark 50th anniversary of VE day.
Raw footage of 1989 Gourock Highland Games.
Amateur footage of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation celebrations in Edzell and a children's bus trip to St. Andrews outdoor pool.
Amateur footage of coronation celebrations for King George VI in Edzell.
ANTHONY EDEN ADDRESSES POLITICAL RALLY AT PANMURE HOUSE
Anthony Eden addresses a large crowd at the Unionist and National Liberal rally and fete at Panmure House in Angus.
A look round Turiff in Aberdeenshire with a stop at Plaidy Garage.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1972 / THE YEAR 1973 / THE YEAR 1974
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1972 to 1974, including Melrose, Newtown St. Boswells, Hawick and Galashiels.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1975 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON, 1976 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1977
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1975 to 1977, including Melrose, Newtown St. Boswells, Hawick and Galashiels.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1978 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1979 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1980
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1978 to 1980 and c.1984, including Melrose, Newtown St. Boswells, St. Boswells and Jedburgh.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1981 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1982 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1983
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1981 to 1983, including Newtown St. Boswells, St. Boswells, Kelso, Lauder and visits to Edinburgh Zoo and the Royal Highland Show.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1984 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1985 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1986
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1984 to 1986, including Newtown St. Boswells, St. Boswells, Kelso, and visits to Edinburgh Zoo.
FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1987 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON 1988 / FILMED BY JAMES ROBERTSON ST. BOSWELLS 1989
Amateur magazine film of daily life and events in several Borders towns from 1987 to 1989, including Lauder, St. Boswells, Kelso, and visits to Berwick-upon-Tweed and Edinburgh Zoo.
A short mixture of footage taken on holiday around the East Neuk of Fife, including agricultural and coastal scenes around Pittenweem and Crail.
Amateur footage of a Hallowe'en Party with the Dunnachie family. Includes games such as dooking for apples and catching bread dangling from line.
[filmed by Dr Iain Dunnachie]. -- Credits: A Struan Production.
Amateur footage of Crail, including good shots of the harbour and fishing activity there.
A colourful tour of the Braemar area, Aberdeenshire.
An amusing take on how to relax and unwind, made by members of the Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers on their film-making weekend away in Crieff.
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematogaphers SAAC commended 1954. Produced by members of the SAAC during a weekend at Strathearn Hydro, Crieff. with Harry Birrell, Joan Birrell, Jean McLay, A.J. McLay.
An affectionate amateur film in 'diary' style, recording the naval preparations and celebrations around the Queen's visit to Malta, as part of her Commonwealth Tour, in 1954.
Director, Gordon A.R. Black and Dr Iain Dunnachie.
A poignant amateur story film about a father coming to terms with his little girl growing up.
Director, Geoffrey Law. -- Credits: Iain Dunnachie presents with Ella Law, Avril Dunnachie, Len Higgins, James Heron camera Cathel Lyall ed. Iain Dunnachie.
Amateur footage capturing the beauty of Wester Ross. Includes footage of Corrieshalloch Gorge, (just south of Ullapool).
An affectionate home movie of the Dunnachie family at Christmas in the 1950s.
An amateur compilation from Iain Dunnachie. Includes boat trips in Oban and Loch Etive holiday fun at Butlins in Ayr, finishing with a glimpse of a golden eagle.
Contrary to the title, the man in this amateur story film is not enjoying much leisure time! His quiet nap in the garden is constantly interrupted by members of the family - old and young.
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1953 Festival. Highly Commended Film. Iain Dunnachie presents.
Join the mobile cinema van belonging to the Highland and Islands Film Guild as it makes its way along country roads to village halls in Kilmefort, Taynuilt, Dalmally and Kilchrenan.
Producer, The Clan Film Unit. -- Credits: The Clan Film Unit presents produced by Iain Dunnachie.
Everyday life in the crofting community of Acharacle, Lochaber, in the 1950s.
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Iain Dunnachie presents.
An affectionate collection of family snapshots featuring the youngest members of the Dunnachie family: Robin, Averil and Margot.
Two woodmen working in the forest: sawing, measuring, towing, rolling, transporting and finishing the prepared logs in the workshop.
Director, Dr Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Iain Dunnachie presents.
The simple pleasures of a family trip to Dornoch in the 1950s. Features the Cathedral, and local shops.
Christmas at home with the Dunnachie Family in 1949.
The Scottish amateur film-making set have some fun experimenting with 16mm camera trickery during a weekend away at Crieff in the 1950s.
Director, Dr Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: Celluloid Films present A Star Studded Film. Adam (Molly cuddling) Malcolm and full star cast in a sensational moving drama. Adam Malcolm appears by kind permission. FOUR CAME TO CRIEFF... AND THERE THEY REMAIN. Adam Malcolm is now appearing at Dalkeith..
This amateur film perfectly captures a day in the life of a Highland Postmaster in the 1950s.
Amateur story film featuring the topsy turvy world of Mr. Smith and his big headache!
Director, General Argument [Dr. Iain Dunnachie]. -- Credits: Cast: Husband - I. Dunnachie Wife - M. Dunnachie cameras W. Finlayson lighting D. Somerville directed by general argument This film was processed by The Pearce Institute Cine Club .
The Dunnachie family's dilemma - how to choose where to go on a family holiday? This fun film records how they do so in Pitlochry, Kinloch Rannoch and St. Andrews.
An amateur award winning film by Dr. Iain Dunnachie . A mysterious and unsettling summertime walk by the sea is not quite what it seems...
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: This film has been specially commended by Amateur Cine World Iain Dunnachie presents.
A lovely colour film with accompanying narration, highlighting the many and varied attractions of Pitlochry to the visitor. Made by amateur award winning film-maker Iain Dunnachie.
Jammy faces all around in this fun singalong film for children!
Director, Dr. Iain Dunnachie. -- Credits: [opening credits] Scottish Association of Amatuer Cinematographers 1952 Festival Highly Commended Film. Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1953 Commended. [end credits] Songs sung by Nan Arton guitar accompaniment W.J. Neill and John Cunningham.
Everyone has to pitch in and help as Iain Dunnachie's new baby son Robin becomes part of the family! A prize-winning amatuer film.
Director, George M Barr. -- Credits: [opening credits] Scottish Association of Amateur Cinematographers 1952 Festival Commended Film. Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1953. A prize-winning film. Iain Dunnachie presents... [end credits] camera work A.J. MacLay, I. Dunnachieproduced by M&I Dunnachie d. George M. Barr .
Story of a little boy's adventures in his new home town of Broughty Ferry.
[filmed by Dr. Iain Dunnachie]. -- Credits: Ian Dunnachie presents.
The Queen performs the official opening ceremony of the NEC Corporation semi-conductor factory at Livingston in 1983, tours the factory and meets Japanese and local officials and managers.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF VE DAY / ROYAL BRITISH LEGION KIRKWALL VE PARADE SUNDAY 7TH MAY 1995 / VJ STREET PARTY AND PARADE
The 50th anniversary VE and VJ parades plus Royal British Legion street party recorded at Kirkwall, Orkney in 1995.
The story behind cheesemaking in Orkney, and a celebration of 50 years of the Claymore Creamery.
Director, Norman Windwick ; Producer, sp. Claymore Creamery. -- Credits: Claymore 1946 - 1986 presents produced and filmed by Norman Windwick [Music by the Beatles].
ORKNEY CHEESE: A World Class Product in the Making
Behind the scenes at the Orkney Cheese Company, a co-operative of local farmers and how they produce the finest Orcadian cheese.
Director, Paul Kenyon and Jim Delday. -- Credits: produced and photographed by Paul Kenyon and Jim Delday narrated by Norman Windwick ed. Paul Kenyon Orkney Cheese Company Crowness Road Hatson Industrial Estate Kirkwall Orkney KW15 1RG 07856 872824 Lactalis McClelland Ltd. New Cheese Market Townhead Glasgow G4 0EF 01415522962 A Kenyon Delday Production 2008 .
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AND DRAMA 1949
A procession down the Royal Mile and ceremony at Holyroodhouse to welcome European and Commonwealth representatives to the 1949 Edinburgh International Festival.
Detailed instructional film depicting good ploughing practice.
Producer, Ford-Ransomes. -- Credits: [FR Magazine] Good Ploughing Series One The Plough Westrex Recording System.
Detailed training film depicting good systematic ploughing practice.
Producer, [p.c. Ford-Ransomes]. -- Credits: FR Magazine. Good Ploughing Series Two. Systematic Ploughing Westrax Recording System.
Amateur footage of a trip by the 2nd Lanark Scouts to Île-de-France, including visits to London and Paris.
Amateur footage of the 2nd Lanark Scouts going to summer camp at Oban, with excursions by steamer to Iona, Staffa and Fort William.
Compilation of amateur footage of activities of the 278th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery (T.A.) and a royal review at Holyrood Park.
TA PRACTICE DRILL, WEAPONS EXERCISE AND CIVIL DEFENCE EXERCISE
Compilation of amateur footage of activities of the 278th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery (T.A.), including civil defence training in the 1950s.
Amateur footage of civil defence training exercises on the site of RAF Millom in Cumbria, with soldiers from the Territorial Army.
Compilation of amateur footage of activities of the 357th Light Regiment of the Royal Artillery (T.A.).
278 LOWLAND FIELD REGIMENT COMES INTO ACTION / WHY DON’T YOU?
Compilation of amateur footage of activities and a recruiting film for the 278th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery (T.A.) in the 1950s.
Director, Captain S.A. Guild. -- Credits: cast T.A. soldier, L/BDR Taylor, W; Recruit, Pte. Docherty, E;.
Compilation of amateur footage of activities and events of the 278th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery (T.A.) in the 1950s.
WATT FAMILY SCENES: Valentine Prince, Frances and Anna May
Amateur footage of the Watt family travelling around the west of Scotland to their variety shows in a converted bus mobile home.
PILGRIMS AT CARFIN 1937 / CORPUS CHRISTI AT CARFIN
Religious events at Carfin Grotto in Lanarkshire.
TAYINLOAN THE WEDDING MR AND MRS TAVENDALE AND FOOTAGE OF NICOLA
Amateur home movie footage of a family on holiday and a wedding at Drumchapel Baptist Church in Glasgow.
Amateur footage of family holidays to various locations around Scotland, including the Highlands, Perthshire and a trip to Rothesay.
A group of workers go from Edinburgh to Butlin's holiday camp near Ayr for a weekend in September.
A morality tale about a young woman who repents turning to prostitution and becomes a nun.
Director, L.A. Butler ; Producer, Monarch Motion Pictures. -- Credits: Locations by permission of, the Rt. Hon. Earl of Rosslyn, A.B. Porteous, G.H. Taylor continuity J. Cockburn titles & make-up A.P. Forrester ph. H.A. Marwick p. L.A. Butler..
Amateur footage of races at a Blackhall children's sports day, 1958.
Director, [filmed by Lionel Butler] ; Producer, The Blackhall Co-ordinating Committee.
Instructional film demonstrating maintenance checks for a wire weaving loom.
Amateur footage of army units demolishing Dreghorn Castle near Edinburgh.
Amateur sport events in Holyrood Park and a ceremony in which the Queen lights a torch for an athletic event . Likely part of a programme of displays for the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh at Murrayfield as part of the Edinburgh Festivla in 1952.
Home movies of family events and activities, including caravan holidays, days out, a street party and a visit to the zoo.
DETERMINATION OF COPPER IN PHOSPHOR BRONZE BY ELECTROLYSIS, the
The process of electrolysis of phosphor bronze filmed in a laboratory by the research department of the United Wire Works.
Director, [d. Lionel Butler?]] ; Producer, The United Wire Works Ltd, Research Dept.. -- Credits: Produced by The United Wire Works Ltd, Research Dept..
Amateur footage of a holiday at the Galenisla Hotel in Angus and pony trekking trips from the hotel.
FAMILY IN WINTER, AT THE ZOO, AT THE TRADEFAIR; AT EDINBURGH BOTANIC GARDENS
Home movies of family events and activities, including walks in the snow, days at the beach and a visit to the zoo.
Night-time shots of shop window displays and neon signs in Edinburgh at the time of the International Festival.
MANUFACTURE OF WIRECLOTH BELTS FOR PAPER MAKING
The process of joining rolls of wirecloth to produce belts for the manufacture of paper.
Home movie about a young girl delaying her bed-time as long as she can.
Amateur footage of an international rugby match between Scotland and Wales at Murrayfield.
Happy family scenes as the Douglas family take a relaxing beach holiday in Cullen in 1939.
Happy memories are captured in this film featuring sunny holidays at Seamill Hydro in the 1940s.
A Remembrance Day parade and ceremony at Lossiemouth.
Director, Donald Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Donald Stewart.
Unveiling ceremony of a memorial to two Elgin Academy teachers who organised outdoor education camps for pupils.
LOSSIE LIBRARY TALKS: Sandy Stewart on Wood
Recording of a local history talk by a specialised carpenter working for many years in the Lossiemouth area.
Director, Donnie Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Donnie Stewart Gough-Zeggs Production.
250th ANNIVERSARY BURNS SUPPER, LOSSIEMOUTH
Burns Supper celebration in the Town Hall, Lossiemouth.
Director, Donnie Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Donnie Stewart Gough-Zeggs Productions.
BUNKER, DAY OF PROTEST, VIEWS OF LOSSIE
A record of local events and scenes in Lossiemouth, including the opening of a Fisherman's Shelter and a fishermen's protest against the government.
Director, Donald Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Donald Stewart Gough-Zeggs Productions.
CLYDESDALE HORSE COMPETITION AT THE ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW 1996
Clydesdale horse displays at the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston.
Director, Don Stewart, Christine. -- Credits: ed. Don Stewart, Christine.
The fishing industry in and around Lossiemouth.
A series of still images demonstrating stonework facing techniques in the repair of the seawall at Lossiemouth after storm damage.
Director, Donnie Stewart. -- Credits: comm. s. Donnie Stewart .
SHOPS AS WAS OR LOSSIE - DORMITORY TOWN?
A series of still images showing the changing face of the town of Lossiemouth in the early 21st century.
Director, Donnie Stewart. -- Credits: comm. s. Donnie Stewart all proceeds from this DVD are shared between The Ladybird Group for Pre-school children with special needs and Elgin and District Cancer Support Group; Gough-Zeggs .
A series of still images showing the history of shops in Branderburgh, Lossiemouth.
The last Blackburn Buccaneer from RAF Lossiemouth is loaded on to a ship to be transported to a museum in England.
Director, Donnie Stewart. -- Credits: ed. Donnie Stewart.
WE WON!! THE MONEY WAS USED TO SPRUCE UP THE SQUARE
A public event in Lossiemouth to mark the refurbishment of James Square.
An interview with a Lossiemouth fisherman about his life and work and the history of fishing in Scotland.
Footage of an old school building in Lossiemouth.
A walk round a local history exhibition in the Kirk Hall, Cramond.
VIEWS OF CRAMOND; CHRISTIAN AID ADVERTISEMENT
Amateur footage shot around the Cramond area of Edinburgh.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY EDINBURGH BRANCH 1965 TREASURE HUNT, the
The Edinburgh branch of The Scottish Union and National Insurance Company's staff night out in Edinburgh.
Amateur footage of family activities and gatherings [Cramond, Edinburgh].
An amateur travelogue around Wester Ross, Argyll and Skye accompanied by literary excerpts and featuring mostly coastal landscapes.
Credits: script C. M. Maclean camera E. B. Cairncross.
A holiday to Mamaia, near Constanta on the Black Sea in Romania, and a visit by sea to Istanbul.
Amateur footage of the Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston Park and a royal motorcade passing through Paisley.
JOHNS 21ST, CORONATION 1953, MONREITH, LOCKERBIE, BARCLAY GIRLS, PRESTWICK, AMERICAN FLEET
Amateur footage of a birthday party, the Queen's coronation visit to Scotland and a camping holiday in Wigtownshire.
Amateur footage of a Kilbarchan weaver at work on a handloom.
Amateur footage of a family holiday to Crail and a visit to the Isle of May.
Amateur film of a group of friends on angling trips to Perthshire and Argyll.
MR & MRS JOHN C HAY PRESENT “HER WEDDING DAY”
Amateur footage of a wedding at Pollokshields Burgh Hall in Glasgow.
Amateur footage of a family holiday on Arran, including days on the beach, playing in the garden and a visit to Arran by the royal family.
JOHN AND JEAN AT BRAE HEAD, CORONATION AT STRATHAVEN
Amateur family footage including a holiday in Crail and 1937 coronation celebrations in Strathaven.
FIONA MENZIES, LARGS, BELLISLE, ARRAN, PAISLEY RAIL DISASTER
Amateur footage of a family christening, a trip on the paddle steamer 'Caledonia', tram lines being removed and a train crash in Paisley.
Amateur footage of a fishing trip to Glen Orchy, houses on the south side of Glasgow and a family Christmas party.
DUNOON 1975, UNVEILING HIGHLAND MARY AS IN 1875, 1973 BURMAH CAR RALLY, YACHTS ON THE CLYDE, MODEL BOATS IN WEST BAY
Amateur footage of events around Dunoon, including the re-unveiling of the Highland Mary statue and the 1973 Burmah rally.
EVERYTHING IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS / (CASTLE TOWARD AND DUNOON)
Compilation of amateur footage including a comedy sketch about a dentist's waiting room and activities around Castle Toward.
CASTLE TOWARD MUSIC COURSE, SUMMER SCHOOLS, FILM OF MUSIC PROGRAMME, ART FILM
Amateur footage of the summer music school and art course at Castle Toward - also includes a story film about a young boy being shown around the castle and its activities.
Amateur footage of daily activities at Castle Toward Residential School during the summer, including sports and crafts in the grounds, a fishing trip and trips to the beach.
FAMILY OUTINGS, FORESTRY COMMISSION PICNIC SITE, HIGHLAND GAMES
Amateur footage of events around the Dunoon area, including Girl Rangers at Castle Toward and the Cowal Highland Games.
DANCING ON THE TERRACE, LUNCH IN DINING ROOM, PERCUSSION BAND, SWIMMING FROM THE JETTY, HALLOW’EEN, SPORTS DAY, 1956
Amateur footage of daily activities at Castle Toward during 1956, including music, country dancing, sports day and a Halloween party.
OUTING TO LOCH, SPORTS DAY, POTATO PICKING, MAKING XMAS DECORATIONS, PRIZE GIVING PARTY, 1959
Amateur footage of activities at Castle Toward during 1959, including a Christmas party, potato picking and a trip to a loch.
TWIRL & THE CHIPS ARE GONE / (SCENES FROM A RURAL HUNT MEETING)
Light-hearted amateur story film about a group of boys and a dog at Castle Toward who sneak into the kitchen and devour a large tub of chips - also footage of a fox hunt, possibly in England.
CASTLE TOWARD CHRISTMAS NATIVITY PLAY 1963 / SPORTS DAY 1963
Amateur footage of activities at Castle Toward around 1963, including a nativity play, sports day and playing in the snow.
Director, Anne Neely. -- Credits: cast castle Toward pupils musical producer Rose Geddes art director Betsy McVicar stage manager Hugh Murray wardrobe mistress Jenny Penrice p. Anne Neely with the co-operation of James Hudson, headmaster.
Amateur holiday footage of two women travelling around Scotland, camping in fields and visiting friends.
RANGER FILM 1966 CAMP SKIING: THE NOVICES
Amateur footage of a camp for various youth organisations and a skiing instruction class in a local hall.
Amateur footage of two women playing a round of golf and a group of musicians playing at Castle Toward.
Amateur footage of a Russian delegation visiting Castle Toward.
EDINBURGH PAGEANTRY, SEAFORD AND REMOVAL
Amateur footage of a mediaeval tournament at Ingliston and a house removal at Dunoon.
Amateur footage of an open-air fashion show at Strone near Dunoon and central Greenock.
Amateur footage of pipe bands and crowds gathering at Dunoon for the Cowal Highland Games.
Amateur footage of a regatta at Isle of Whithorn harbour.
GLASGOW, TOLBOOTH, MARKET, FERRY AND BODACH
Amateur footage of a cruise on the Firth of Clyde and the area around Glasgow Cross.
Amateur footage of model boats sailing on a boating pond at Dunoon and views of the pier and Firth of Clyde.
Amateur footage of Dunoon in winter, the schooner 'De Wadden' and boats being lifted out of the water for winter storage.
Amateur footage of family trips to various locations including Fife and a trip down the Clyde.
Amateur family footage, mostly of children at a fairground.
Amateur footage of Whitburn Gala Day in West Lothian and a caravan holiday in Fife, including Anstruther and Craigtoun Park, St. Andrews.
Amateur footage of family trips to Craigtoun Park at St. Andrews and Aberdeen harbour, and a drive through Greenock.
Amateur footage of family visits to Anstruther and Craigtoun Park at St. Andrews.
Amateur footage of family holidays and day trips, including Prestwick Airport, Alloway and Seamill, and a fete at Cambusdoon.
Amateur footage of a summer camp for Paisley Scouts in Invernessshire.
SUMMER CAMP AUGUST 1977 LOCHNELL ESTATE LEDAIG ARGYLL
Amateur footage of a summer scout camp in Argyll, including campsite activities and trips to Oban and Ben Nevis.
Amateur footage of a scout camp on the Ardmarnoch Estate on the Cowal peninsula.
Amateur footage of a Scout summer camp in Argyll, including activities at the camp, a trip to a Sea Life Centre and gliding at Connel airfield.
Amateur footage of a Scouts summer camp in Dumfriesshire, including campsite activities and a trip to Dumfries.
Amateur footage of activities at a summer Scout camp on the Cowal peninsula.
Amateur footage of a Scout summer camp in Kirkcudbrightshire, including campsite activities, working on a farm and a visit to a water sport centre.
A series of ten-second films promoting a Yes vote in the Scottish Independence referendum of 2014.
Amateur footage of Greenlaw Garage and Wallace's Garage in Paisley, and journeys down the Firth of Clyde by car and steamer.
Amateur home movies of a Paisley family, including shots of their family garage business, Paisley street scenes and outings on the Firth of Clyde.
An STV current affairs feature from the series 'Here and Now' about how profits from the price of petrol are shared.
Amateur footage of a caravan holiday at Anstruther and family visits to various locations, including St. Andrews, Crail, Leven and Falkland Palace.
Amateur holiday footage in England and footage of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Highlights of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, including pipe bands, Indian dancers and motorcycle stunts.
Amateur footage of family holidays, including trips to Butlin's holiday camp at Heads of Ayr, Alloway, Wales, Chester Zoo, Italy and Austria.
Amateur footage of a couple on holiday at Dunoon and on a trip round the Kyles of Bute - also includes some Glasgow street scenes and the Home Fleet on the Clyde.
Amateur travelogue of a holiday trip to Dunoon and Edinburgh.
Amateur travelogue of a couple's holiday to Dunoon, including a steamer trip to Rothesay.
Amateur holiday footage of locations around Dunoon, including Loch Lomond, Gare Loch, Inveraray and Rothesay.
FAMILY SCENES INCLUDING A FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
Families celebrate children's first holy communion in Dumbarton and take a trip to the beach.
FAMILY HOLIDAYS ON THE ISLE OF MAN AND FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
Family holidays to the Isle of Man and the Solway Lido Holiday Camp in Cumbria, plus a lively Christmas party and first communion procession in Dumbarton.
Amateur footage of various family events throughout the year, including holidays, Easter, Christmas at home in Dumbarton and the birth of a new baby at Overtoun House maternity hospital.
Amateur footage of family events in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including Christmas celebrations, a First Communion and holidays in Italy, Spain and Malta.
EDINBURGH ACADEMY OFFICER TRAINING CORPS PARADE
Edinburgh Academy's Officer Training Corps parading on playing fields and being inspected by military officers.
Members of Morven skiing club set up a portable motorised ski tow on a hillside near Ballater.
A demonstration of a rescue in the hills by Caithness Search and Rescue Party.
Up Helly Aa celebrations in Shetland, including the torchlight procession and burning of the galley.
Various community activities during Thurso Gala Week, 1965.
Members of a ski club hire equipment and board a bus to the ski slopes.
Amateur footage of the Caithness Glass factory in Wick, showing glass blowing, sanding, design and etching.
ORKNEY CALLS / SPEYSIDE SKI TRAIL / THURSO
Three short tourist films about Orkney, skiing on Speyside and Thurso.
NORTH WEST PASSAGE: A Visit to Toscaig in Wester Ross
A journey by steam train and ferry to Wester Ross, including shots of Glenfinnan, Applecross and Toscaig.
Footage of rural life in the small Borders village of Horndean, including sites of historical interest nearby and farmers and fishermen at work.
Amateur footage of the Queen's first visit to Edinburgh after her coronation.
A dramatisation of scenes from Robert Louis Stevenson's novel 'The Black Arrow: a Tale of the Two Roses', including general views of Edinburgh streets.
Director, Tom Stitt ; Producer, Scotia. -- Credits: cast RLS/Richard Shelton - Alex Black, Joanna Sedley - Marjorie Smith, T. Gaffney, J. Stitt, K. Mackinlay, A. Waterston original theme - A. Waterston Dress design - Audrey Wishart, T. Stitt d. T. Stitt.
Edinburgh University student charities appeal 'rag week' activities in 1955.
Director, Tom Stitt ; Producer, Scotia Film Productions . -- Credits: THE END WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR KIND COOPERATION IN THE MAKING OF THIS FILM CHARITIES COMMITTEE CONVENERS OF CAFÉ & CABARET CONVENERS OF OPERA GROUP MANAGERS & STAFF OF THE REGAL CINEMA EDINBURGH CITY POLICE .
Dramatised version of Robert Burns' poem 'Tam O'Shanter.
Director, Tom Stitt. -- Credits: d. Tom Stitt cast Tam - Ben Carson, Cutty Sark - Vera Gaffney, Roma Agnew, Betty Gibson, Maisie Harris, Nora King, Amber Leslie, Peggy McRae, Moira Ritchie, Muriel Ritchie, Ailleen Scott, Audrey Wishart, Alex Black, Norman Davidson, Ken MacKinlay, Ian Moir, Jack Moffat, Jack Stitt, Arthur Price, Alan Waterston.
Crowds gathered along Union Street in Aberdeen as Aberdeen Football Club return to the city after winning the Scottish Cup.
Amateur footage of a wedding reception in a hotel [unidentified location?]
RESCUE AT SEA / (AHEAD OF SCHEDULE) / IMPACT AT SEA
Compilation of sections of films about sea rescue, oil rig fabrication and impact testing of buoys.
Director, Coopey ; Producer, Highland Film Unit.
Amateur footage of holidays in Scotland, including visits to Aberdeen, Inverness, Stonehaven, Loch Ness and Loch Maree.
Amateur footage of visits to Scotland, including Dundee, Dingwall, Balmoral and the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
GLASGOW EMPIRE EXHIBITION 1938 OPENING BY THE KING AND QUEEN
Amateur Dufaycolor footage of the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow, featuring the visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
Lossiemouth airshow featuring shots of aircraft on the ground and an aerial display.
A trip along the Banffshire coast by boat, calling in at Buckie, Findochty and Portknockie with some final shots of Banff.
Portsoy and Sandend in the summertime, including Portsoy outdoor pool.
An overseas wedding celebration possibly at a military hospital.
Banff Operatic Society performing a production of Victor Herbert’s 'Sweethearts', a 2-act comic operetta which was performed in St Mary’s Church hall in Banff.
Footage shot from within a steam train as it departs Banff station and makes its way to Tillynaught.
Footage of an outdoor wrestling match filmed at Princess Royal Park in Banff, including various scenes of bouts and a tag team match.
General views of Whitehills harbour in Banff, fishing boats unloading their catch and a sale in the auction shed.
Opening day of the Banff Springs Hotel, Canada.
Footage of the opening of Banff Flying Club at Banff Airfield (known locally as Boyndie Airfield). Various aircraft are on display and a De Havilland Mosquito is shown coming in to land.
General views of the opening day of Banff Flying Club at Banff Airfield (known locally as Boyndie Airfield). Features George I. Strath talking with Sir Max Aitken, former wing leader of Banff Strike Wing (RAF Coastal Command). De Havilland Mosquito is shown in several shots.
Footage of the opening ceremony of Banff Springs Hotel.
People gathered at the Banff War Memorial for Armistice Day.
Footage of guests attending a meal at Banff Springs Hotel (Canada) in celebration of its opening.
A theatrical production at Portsoy open-air theatre and a wrestling match at Princess Royal Park in Banff.
Amateur footage of towns and scenes around the Banffshire coast.
Footage of crowds lining Low Street in Banff, waiting for the arrival of the Royal Party as part of their visit to coastal towns of the North East of Scotland, on 14th August 1961. The Queen and Prince Philip are seen arriving and briefly meeting people of Banff, including Provost G.O. Robertson.
Footage of the Queen and Prince Philip’s visit to Banff. The ceremony took place on Low Street and was part of the Royal visit to North East coastal towns on 14th August 1961.
Gala day events at Macduff harbour - pillow fighting, swimming and diving.
A amateur promotional tourism film for the Banffshire coast.
General views in and around Banff - landscapes of the town and scenes of the River Deveron, Duff House, Banff Castle and Inverboyndie beach.
A trip to the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida, to watch and film the launch of the first Space Shuttle.
Footage of Scottish cinemas, including staff at work in projection rooms, shot on Kodachrome 16mm film stock just before Kodachrome processing was discontinued worldwide.
Director, Chris O’Kane, Stephanie Morrison, Robert McCrae.
Occupants moving out of tenements in disrepair in Garnethill, Glasgow, and the start of repair work.
Vintage aircraft in flight from Aberdeen and Glasgow Airport, including a Douglas DC-3 and a Catalina flying boat.
Surveyor at work using theodolite [unidentified location]
General views of the Denny shipyard at Dumbarton in its final days and the launch of the final ship, MV 'Melbrook'.
An amateur film promoting the town of Dumbarton, including shots of its main industries, streets and leisure activities
Director, Ron Black. -- Credits: thanks to Wm. Denny & Bros. Ltd., Scottish Gas Board, Hiram Walker & Sons Scotland Ltd..
A play by Dumbarton People's Theatre about the history of the Dumbarton area, from the arrival of the Romans to the 20th century.
Director, Andy Allan, Ronnie Armstrong, Janette Barnes, Sean Brady & Dave Watson. -- Credits: DPT Dumbarton People's Theatre .
A comprehensive and 'behind the scenes' record of Dumbarton People's Theatre's pantomime production in 1989.
Footage of Dingleton Hospital at Melrose, including an interview with pioneer of 'therapy communities' Dr. Maxwell Jones.
A promotional film made for the recruitment of nursing staff at Dingleton Hospital at Melrose.
Amateur footage of the town of Kirkintilloch and district, including street scenes, surrounding countryside, a Remembrance Day parade, construction of new houses, football at Adamslie Park, an agricultural show and the Forth and Clyde canal.
Director, D.C. Kerr ; Producer, Deeker Films.
Amateur footage of destinations around Scotland, from the West Highlands to the North-East and the Central Belt.
Director, D.C. Kerr, R.M.G. Hay ; Producer, Leabank Productions.
Amateur footage of events at St. Mary's Church in Kirkintilloch, including construction of the new church hall.
Amateur footage of men playing football on the playing fields at Mountblow, West Dunbartonshire.
Family and friends on camping and sailing outings at Loch Lomond.
Amateur footage of family fishing trips to a variety of locations.
Amateur footage of a family caravan holiday around Oban and Seil Island.
Amateur footage of a family holiday at a caravan site in the north of Scotland.
Amateur home movie footage of days out, landscape and weather over a number of years - includes shots of motorcycle and sidecar racing.
Amateur footage of Civil Defence Corps exercises.
HOLIDAY IN GATEHOUSE AT FLEET AT KIRKCUDBRIGHT
Amateur footage of a family caravan holiday near Gatehouse-of-Fleet, including visits to Kirkcudbright and Castle Douglas.
Amateur home movies, including family visits, Christmas scenes, days out and family pets.
The Albacon 85 science fiction convention, held in the Central Hotel in Glasgow, featuring guests of honour, writers Anne McCaffrey and Harlan Ellison.
Amateur footage of family visits to Galloway, Dumfriesshire, Rothesay and Aberdeen.
Amateur holiday footage of trips to Morocco and Loch Lomond.
TRIP TO LOCHBOISDALE GLENCAPLE, ELIE, ABERDEEN
Amateur holiday footage of a family visiting the Western Isles, Dumfriesshire, Fife and Aberdeenshire.
Amateur footage of daily life on the Lindertis estate in Angus and a visit to Aberdeen by the German tall ship Gorch Fock.
A compilation of local events in and around Macduff and Banff.
Credits: camera Ron Wilson comm John Smith, Rev. Massie Milne p. J&R Productions, Toronto, Canada.
Amateur footage of the harbour and surrounding area in Macduff.
Amateur footage of summer activities at Tarlair open-air swimming pool near Macduff.
MACDUFF STATION RAILS BEING LIFTED AND TARLAIR POOL
Amateur footage of the railway line to Macduff being dismantled and an event at Tarlair open-air swimming pool.
Amateur footage of a wedding and shots of Toronto city centre.
Amateur footage of summer activities at the Tarlair open-air swimming pool near Macduff.
SPORTS DAY FOR CHILDREN: S.S. PICNIC TO MONIKIE 1952 AND BELMONT 1953
Amateur footage of Dundee Sunday School sports days in Angus.
Amateur footage of Glasgow families on holiday in Wigtownshire and a sports event at Port William.
Amateur footage of Women's Guild activities in Ardrossan, including a wedding reception, a party and singing groups.
Amateur footage of Sunday School activities and outings to a play-park.
Amateur footage of Ardrossan Sunday School activities, including a nativity play and excursions.
CULZEAN CASTLE, STRATHAVEN AND ANDREW'S GRADUATION AT GLASGOW UNIVERSITY
Amateur footage of excursions to Culzean Castle and Strathaven, and graduations at Glasgow University.
Amateur footage of a trip to Inverewe Gardens, Strathpeffer, Ullapool and Dunblane Hydro.
Amateur footage of a wedding in Ardrossan and a school party flying from Prestwick Airport.
GUILD OVER 70’S TEA PARTY, ANNE’S 21ST BIRTHDAY PARTY, CHILDREN’S PLAYACTING
Amateur footage of Women's Guild and Sunday School activities and a 21st birthday party at home.
Amateur footage of a family trip to the seaside in Ayrshire.
Amateur holiday footage on a visit to the Western Isles, including Fort William, Skye, Stornoway, Tarbert and Eilean Donan.
Amateur footage of a visit by steamer to Iona, Mull, Oban and Inveraray - also brief scenes of pony rides on Ardrossan beach.
Amateur footage of a Scottish family living in South Africa in 1977, and their visit back home to Scotland.
A brief amateur film about some of Edinburgh's most famous sites, including the Castle, Princes Street and Holyroodhouse.
A simple 'piece of clay' is transformed by the skill of a potter into a vase in this film, commended by the Scottish Amateur Film Festival, 1952.
Director, Iain Walker ; Producer, Thistle Film Unit. -- Credits: ph. Iain Walker.
Amateur footage of family holidays around Scotland and the north east of England.
Amateur footage of family holidays in Scotland, Ireland and England.
Amateur film about three local craft businesses in Crieff, producing sugar mice, pottery and paperweights.
The journey of a birthday card from the sender, through the sorting office to the recipient.
WHITE WATER RAFTING, SHEEP SHEARING COMPETITION, CHRISTMAS 1995
A compilation tape, featuring amateur recordings of white water rafting, a sheep shearing competition and Christmas celebrations from 1995 [unidentified location, but possibly around Crieff and Perthshire]
FAMILY SCENES IN A LARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS
Amateur footage of people at leisure in a large garden and playing tennis.
Amateur family footage of a holiday in Italy and children playing in gardens.
FAMILY ACTIVITIES IN SCOTLAND IN THE 1970s
Amateur home movie footage of family activities, including Christmas celebrations, walking in the hills, children at play and shots of the Kessock ferry at Inverness.
Amateur footage of family events and holidays in Cromarty.
Family film including trips to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh, Princes Street and a trip to Liverpool.
Amateur footage of hiking trips in the Scottish mountains and a family playing in the snow.
INSIDE A PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY SHOP, CHILDREN’S PARTY
Amateur footage of customers and staff inside a camera shop and a children's birthday party.
FRASER FAMILY SCENES IV: Children Play at Making a Television Programme
Recordings belonging to the Fraser family - concerning children playing at making a television show, complete with make-believe interviews.
BURNS SUPPER AT LION & UNICORN, THORNHILL, STIRLINGSHIRE
Recording of a rambunctious Burns Supper held at the Lion & Unicorn, Thornhill, Stirlingshire.
A wedding ceremony and reception [unidentified location]
Amateur footage of railway journeys throughout Scotland in the early 1960s, showing many of the lines and stations which were to close as a result of the Transport Act 1962.
Amateur footage of steamers, ferries and other vessels on the Firth of Clyde and Kyles of Bute.
Amateur footage of steamer trips along the Firth of Clyde and in the Western Isles.
Amateur footage of various steamers and ships on the Firth of Clyde and in the Western Isles.
Amateur footage of various steamers and vessels around Argyll and the Western Isles.
Amateur footage of daily family life for European staff in and around two jute mills in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Amateur footage of daily family life for European staff in and around a jute mill in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
1909-1959 JUBILEE [FILM OF 14TH, 1ST PRESTWICK, AYRSHIRE BOY SCOUTS]
Amateur footage of jubilee celebrations of the 1st Prestwick, 14th Ayrshire Scouts, including a formal dinner, sports day and the unveiling of a sundial.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, THE CHAPEL OF THE GARIOCH PARISH CHURCH, WORK OF THE MINISTER
Amateur footage of the area around Chapel of Garioch in Aberdeenshire and the daily activities of the local minister.
Amateur film featuring Largs and shipping on the Clyde- and including some excellent views of Helensburgh.
Amateur footage of a stage production of Gilbert & Sullivan's comic opera 'Iolanthe'.
Amateur footage of local community activities and events in and around the village of Ceres in Fife.
General views of the ferry 'Lochalsh' in operation at Kyle of Lochalsh and goods being loaded on to a steamer.
A local hunt group gathers in Cupar, then sets off for the countryside.
Amateur footage of guests arriving at a church for a wedding.
Farm workers harvesting corn fields with different types of harvesting machinery.
QUEEN MEETING VETERAN SOLDIERS AT HOLYROOD PALACE GROUNDS I
Members of the Royal family inspect the ranks of veterans of the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
QUEEN MEETING VETERAN SOLDIERS AT HOLYROOD PALACE GROUNDS II
Amateur footage of a holiday around the north of Scotland, including flights and visits to Thurso and Aberdeen.
MAGIC PIPE!, the / (ANGUS AND FIFE SCENES)
A short comedy film, a football match at Kirkcaldy and various activities around Fife and Angus, including a visit to Fisher and Donaldson's bakery in Cupar.
Local events in and around Cupar in Festival of Britain year, including Highland games, a visit by Princess Elizabeth to RAF Leuchars and shots of author David Walker.
Director, A.H. Milne. -- Credits: produced and photographed by A.H. Milne.
Festival of Britain events in St. Andrews, 1951, including the Kate Kennedy Procession, the St. Andrews and District horse parade and some fun at the outdoor pool.
An amateur compilation of local events in and around Cupar, including Highland Games, a fete and a Girl Guide rally.
STRATHEDEN SPLENDOUR: A Story of the Eden Valley
A variety of local community events and activities in Fife, including Cupar, Collessie and Ladybank.
Director, A.H. Milne. -- Credits: production by A.H. Milne.
Fishing boats sailing from Dunure in Ayrshire, with young boys being shown various jobs on deck by the crewmen [probably material for an educational programme about fishing].
Footage of Helena and Frank Farrar, possibly at Southport Zoo as they introduce a TV presenter to a cage of lions and a leopard.
Producer, [p.c. Templar?]. -- Credits: [presenter Helena Farrar, Frank Farrar].
Footage of Helena and Frank Farrar, founders of Southport and Colchester Zoo, at home with their pet lion Rajah, and also shots of animal trainer Alex Kerr in the circus ring with his tigers.
TRYING TO QUIT SMOKING IN GLASGOW, COAL STRIKE
Brief segments of television news interviews about the Glasgow 2000 smoking project and the miners' strike.
Amateur family footage of children playing during World War II and a visit to Ettrick Bay on Bute.
It is 1975 and Edinburgh hosts the first Women's World Hockey Championship.
Producer, Scene Films Ltd, Portsmouth, England. -- Credits: narr. Patrick Allen camera Robin Childs assistant Suella Humphries sd. Bill Benford exec. p. P.D. Rogers associate producer and technical advisor Melvyn Pignon produced by John Phelps Edinburgh '75 produced by Scene Films Ltd. Portsmouth, England .
The daily work routine at BPB Paperboard's Davidson Mill at Mugiemoss, Aberdeen before its closure in 2005.
Director, Neil McLeod ; Producer, Location Photography, Aberdeen.
CITY CHAMBERS DINNER IN HONOUR OF BEN PARSONAGE 50 YEARS SERVICE TO THE GLASGOW HUMANE SOCIETY
Scotland Today mute clip of Ben Parsonage dinner at the City Chambers in his honour for 50 years' service at the Glasgow Humane Society.
Guests and bridal party outside the church on the windy wedding day of Mr and Mrs .T. Small, Dufftown.
A community information video made for the deaf community in Glasgow, with features about the arts in Glasgow and information on unemployment benefits.
Producer, Video Information Project. -- Credits: For Art's Sake: production team Jim Colquhoun, Ross Dalziel, Nik Devlin, Kathy Hunter, Julie McKinnie, Fanni Niemi Junkola, Julia Rinaldi, Mairi Sutherland, Ann Vance, Gordon Waddell m. Andrew Bell Giromania: production team Andrea Baxter, Stephen Bennett, Thomas Donnelly, Deirdre McBride, Dougie Robertson, James Stewart, Dena Thanopoulos .
AYR CURLING RINK - CANADIAN CURLERS VISIT TO SCOTLAND
Amateur footage of Canadian curlers playing at Ayr Ice Rink.
MANUFACTURING OF CURLING STONES AT ANDREW KAY AND COMPANY LTD
The stages of manufacture of a curling stone at Andrew Kay and Company.
Shots of cable-laying and trunk road work carried out by Alexander Thomson (London) Ltd in north-east Scotland and the Highlands.
Construction work on a pipeline for the Loch Lee water scheme in Angus.
Amateur footage of the new Forth Road Bridge before and after completion.
Amateur footage of stock car racing at Central Park, Cowdenbeath.
Amateur footage of a race meeting of the Scottish Motor Racing Club at Ingliston.
Big Banana Feet is a 1976 comedy documentary film following Billy Connolly on his 1975 tour of Ireland.
Producer, Viz, Unicorn. -- Credits: Brent Walker Film Distributors Ltd. A member of the Brent Walker Group presents Viz Unicorn Production ph. David Peat assistant Jan Pester additional photography Mark Littlewood titles Donald Holwill p. ass. Penelope Thomson laboratories Colour Film Services sd. rec. Ian Leslie assistants Liam Saurin, Tony Mallon sd. mixer Dave Skilton ed. Patrick Higson ass. ed. Bert Eeles Produced by Murray Grigor, Patrick Higson Viz Scotland © Unicorn Leisure MCMLXXVI .
OLD STUDENT DAYS 1968 CRAMOND, EDINBURGH
Amateur footage of the buildings and grounds of Dunfermline College of Physical Education at Cramond, Edinburgh.
DUNFERMLINE COLLEGE OF HYGIENE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1950
Amateur footage of a stage performance of dance and physical exercise.
WHITECRAIGS, ROUKEN GLEN, GLASGOW MEARNSKIRK, HEAVY SNOW
Amateur footage of the south side of Glasgow and the city centre during heavy snow.
AYR - BARNCLUITH, WINNOCKS, QUEENS TERR. GLG SKERRYVORE
Home movie of a family relaxing in a garden and on a visit to the beach.
19 QUEEN'S TERR. AYR WINNOCKS, ALLOWAY BEACH
Amateur home movie of a family at home - children playing in a garden, on the beach and at a play-park.
Amateur footage of a steamer trip to Rothesay on board the St. Columba.
Amateur footage of a family holiday on Arran, visiting Kildonan and Blackwaterfoot.
CONSERVATION TRANSFER OF A DECAYED SUPPORT "ST. PETER REPENTANT" BY JOSEPH RIBERA
A record of the conservation work done on the painting "St Peter Repentant" by Joseph Ribera, part of the Glasgow Museums collection.
Director, C. E. Palmar. -- Credits: demonstration H. M'Lean ph. C. E.. Palmar.
Amateur footage of urban and rural Mexico and Cuba, filmed while attending an international architects' conference; includes footage of speeches by Fidel Castro.
LADIES A B & C, the: Heritage Told With Female Voices
The Ladies A B & C, a community heritage project in which local women look into the role of prominent Paisley women in the town's history [Jane Arthur, Mary Barbour and three of the Mrs Coats’]
Producer, Media Monty. -- Credits: logo credits at end - Glasgow Museums, Renfrewshire Council, Glasgow Women's Library, Disability Resource Centre Love Street Paisley, National Library of Scotland + 1 other [Gatekeeper Art].
An affectionate tour around the Shetland Islands, prior to the great economic oil boom of the 1980s. Accompanied throughout by traditional fiddle music and song (including Aly Bain on fiddle)
Director, Mark Gray ; Producer, Profile Productions. -- Credits: produced by Mark Gray music by Alistair Bain [Aly Bain] colour by Ferrania Made with help from the Shetland Folk Society and Islesburgh House Dramatic Group.
Amateur footage of a bird-watching trip to Scotland by Jack and Tom Loorij, including visits to the Bass Rock, Speyside and the Cairngorms.
Amateur footage of a bird-watching trip to Scotland by Jack and Tom Loorij, working with Eddie Balfour of the RSPB on Orkney and visiting Eynhallow island.
Amateur footage of a bird-watching trip to Scotland by Jack and Tom Loorij, visiting Orkney and Shetland.
ROYAL SCOTS GREYS (2nd DRAGOONS), PALACE OF HOLYROOD HOUSE 5th JULY 1956
Presentation of the New Guidon, by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Colonel-in-Chief, to the The Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons) at the Palace of Holyroodhouse 5th July 1956. [BBC outside broadcast?]
ROYAL SCOTS GREYS VISIT TO NEW BRUNSWICK
Record of the Royal Scots Greys visit to New Brunswick, Canada.
ROYAL SCOTS GREYS AT ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE TRENTON AIRPORT
Record of the Royal Scots Greys visit to the Royal Candian Air Force Base at Trenton, Canada.
The bands of the Royal Scots Greys and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders rehearsing Scotland the Brave for their North American tour at Redford Barracks, Edinburgh, in 1962. Shot of men in Highland Dress, dancing.
3RD CARABINIERS 1938 - FAREWELL TO THE HORSES
The 3rd Carabiniers of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards began to retire their horses for new Vickers tanks in January 1938.
Footage of the proclamation of the election in Edinburgh, 1974. The military ceremony is recorded, culminating in the proclamation at Mercat Cross.
Military parade in Osnabruck in honour of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1953, including the 3rd Carabiniers.
Producer, Foto-Hartmann, Osnabruck. -- Credits: Camera: Klaus Kamowski (FIEO) Georg Hartmann.
Amateur footage of equestrian displays at riding schools.
Lighthouse inspection by the Pharos in 1962.
Advert for the Scottish Bus Group, showing passengers using bus services in different locations around Scotland.
Educational careers film about office and clerical work, showing young workers in a variety of clerical roles in banks, civil service offices and a car dealership.
Director, Bob Duncan ; Producer, Glasgow ETV. -- Credits: acknowledgements Appleyard (Glasgow) Ltd., Department of Health and Social Security, Glasgow College of Technology, National Savings Bank, H.M. Factory Inspectorate, The Royal Bank of Scotland Ltd. film unit Tom Ritchie, John McNeill, Mario Ford, Bill Robertson .
Educational film about careers in retail distribution, including case studies of a group of young people working in department stores, supermarkets and other shops.
Producer, Glasgow ETV. -- Credits: nar. Bob Duncan acknowledgements Birrell-McColl, Brechin Brothers, Central College of Commerce Glasgow, Lewis's, McGowan's, Motherwell Technical College, Shettleston Co-operative Society, Union of Shop Distributive and Allied Workers.
An anti-vandalism film for Glasgow schools, featuring Glasgow school students and a number of people in Central Scotland whose lives were affected by vandalism.
Director, Bob Duncan ; Producer, Glasgow ETV. -- Credits: nar. Iain Agnew interv. George Borthwick, Steven Hayman, Vivienne Wyber, George Wynne advisers Neil Toppin, Bill Gray acknowledgements to BBC Scotland, British Rail, British Rail Engineering Ltd., British Transport Police, City of Glasgow Police, Daily Record, Scottish Ambulance Service film unit Tom Ritchie, John McNeill.
Promotional film about the Dee Lavender farm and factory at Banchory and the company's products, including lavender oil, creams and lotions, perfume and insect repellent.
Director, Andrew Inkster . -- Credits: nar. Andrew Inkster.
A Christmas Party for former 'mill lassies' at Anchor Mill, Paisley. The women, now pensioners, are seen arriving at Kilnside House and settling down in a huge hall to a selection of tea and cakes freshly made in the canteen.
SAIL UNDER THE FORTH RAIL BRIDGE, a / CANAL TRIP / WORKSHOP
Amateur footage of a sail under the Forth Rail Bridge.
IN SCOTLAND AND THE ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT
A Pathescope travelogue film featuring scenes of the Lake District and Scottish lochs.
Classroom activities in the science department of Aboyne Academy.
Instructional film demonstrating how to load 16mm film into a Bell & Howell projector.
S.P.C.A. ANIMAL HOME / ANTI-VIVISECTION CAMPAIGN
Amateur footage of anti-vivisection campaigners in Glasgow and London, an SPCA home and a rest home for horses in Carlisle.
Amateur family footage of visits to Edinburgh, an air display, the Forth bridges and an event at Princess Margaret Rose Hospital.
Amateur footage of a family at the newly-opened Forth Road Bridge and brief footage of an aircraft at Turnhouse Airport, Edinburgh.
Amateur footage of boys and man playing on driveway and garden of house on a home-made battery-powered toy cart.
BRITISH STEEL CLYDESDALE WORKS: Steelworks
Description of the processes carried out at the British Steel Clydesdale Works, Mossend, Bellshill. See also ref. 9980.
Producer, Electric Picture Machine (EPM).
BRITISH STEEL CLYDESDALE WORKS: Tube Mills 1 and 2
Description of the processes carried out at the British Steel Clydesdale Works, Mossend, Bellshill. See also ref. 9979.
A reel of cinema screen intermediate captions from the immediate post-war period.
Compilation of footage from the early years of the Western Area Fire Brigade, featuring activities in and around Paisley, including an exhibition, training exercises and displays.
Instructional film for the amateur filmmaker on the variety of titles and inter-title displays and techniques that can be incorporated into filmmaking.
Amateur footage of Billy Smart's Circus procession arriving in Paisley and shots of the fairground at night.
LAWSON OF DYCE LIMITED AND NORTH EAST FARMERS
Exterior shots of the buildings of 'Lawson of Dyce Ltd' and "North East Farmers'.
Shots of offices in Aberdeen, an interview discussing the high rents of office space in Aberdeen.
News report and vox pops about a £3000 bed which went on sale in Aberdeen!
North East Scotland Constituency Candidates discussing their views on the EEC and the Common Market.
Interview with Tom Hill discussing the merits of a new machine developed to transfer bales of hay.
Ferm loons sing songs on a cart, and a short encounter between two friends who meet on the road.
Interview discussing the implications for trawlers from the increase in oil prices.
Street scenes, gvs of landscape, interviews the with EEC Candidates.
The Highlands and Islands EEC Candidates presenting to the public in a meeting held in the Inverness market.
Gordon Highlanders marching in Duthie Park, Aberdeen.
Interview with Stanley Budd discussing the importance of Scottish representatives in the EEC.
Shots of Tayside houses, general views Michelin Factory.
Interview with the new Forfar Athletic manager before a league cup football match, shots of the players training.
FOOTBALL; RGIT; KILTS; INCHKEITH PRIVATE SCHOOL; OIL RIG; ?
Various news stories from Grampian Today.
HARBOUR; FIRE BRIGADE STRIKE; NORTH EAST POETS; DUNKEATH' HOUSE; SKATEBOARDING; WINTER
Various news stories from Grampian Today. Includes story about the Fire Service Strike, and a new a interest in skateboarding.
LERWICK; CARILLION AT ST. NICHOLAS KIRK; ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY DATABASE PROJECTS
Partially edited TV news clips with features on Lerwick, the carillon at St. Nicholas Kirk in Aberdeen and the pioneering database work at Aberdeen University. [sound and mute film]
A record of the 1979 Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh. Covers the cattle competition, young farmers, and the exhibitions featuring such things as foods and domestic crafts.
SCOTTISH HYDRO ELECTRIC BOARD INCREASES: Interview with Lord Kirkhill
Lord Kirkhill is interviewed about the increases in electricity charges and the long term strategy of the electricity industry.
This news item covers the issue of people with learning disabilities and their place in society.
General views international athletes practising trampolining.
CHILDREN'S PROJECT, ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT
Staff and senior pupils from Shetland to Stonehaven exchange ideas and work on practical chemistry projects.
A news piece about the economic issues facing farmers and their current financial crisis.
Shots of the Caricature Theatre in action.
Dr. Balfour discussing the Countryside Commission and its work carried out during 1978 and 1979.
Short interview with various Scottish sportsmen and women.
Interview on the 'Blow out effect on Norway's economy' after the Ecofisk Incident.
Shots of a ship 'Borea' sitting in a harbour with views of an oil rig in the background. Sign for 'Stornoway Pier and Harbour Commission'.
Slates of a man standing in the Royal Bank of Scotland / bank teller performing boxing training.
Interview with a man promoting 'Transcendental Meditation'.
Interview with a man talking about effluent recycling to create natural gas for farm use.
Man talking about the meat industry in Aberdeen and how it had changed over the years.
Report on the Hazelhead steam engine rally and an exhibition of traction engines.
Sportsman practising his table tennis shots.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: R Yule; .
Computer Exhibition, possibly held at Dundee University. Includes demonstrations of "micro-computing": graphics, game programmes and printing. Spokesmen advocate this new form of computing for its applications in education and creating a demand for trained graduates.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: rep. Ron Thomson.
Interiors of Thomson travel agents, manager is presented with award for best travel agent of the year award.
STORNOWAY HARBOUR AND EXTERIORS STOKFISK PLANT
Mute news footage of Stornoway harbour and exteriors of the Stokfisk fish processing plant adjacent.
News piece on the 'Fit for Life' campaign demonstrating the benefits of exercise and an initiative involving a yearly cycle of jogging, walking, cycling and swimming which aimed to make Scotland a fitter nation.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND CONFERENCE: Interview with New President
Interview with new president of the EIS (Educational Institute of Scotland).
News coverage of a girl that went missing around the Wallace Tower, Aberdeen.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: cameraman M. Campbell.
News footage of a fire at George Donald & Son, Aberdeen [mute]
CASTLE HUNTLY ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR HANDICAPPED
A new electric wheelchair is demonstrated by a young child.
General views at an Aberdeen schoolboys' football match -- could be the final of some inter-school competition?
OPERATION DRAKE: Robert Hunter Interview
Interview with Aberdeen teenager, Robert Hunter, who has been selected to go on "Operation Drake" - a round the world expedition.
NORTH OF SCOTLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OPEN DAY
Report on an open day at the North of Scotland Agricultural College, experimental horticultural unit, Craibstone.
General footage of new road into Inverness, shots of new wall under construction and demolition of some buildings in the area. [Possibly the A9?]
FIREFIGHTING SHIP ON RIGS; textile manufacture; vox pops: police pay; employment in Wick; plastic jewellery; interview: New Scottish Labour Party
Various news items from Grampian Today. Topics include firefighting on the rigs in the North Sea; textile manufacture; vox pops on police pay; employment problems and opportunities in Wick; an exhibition of plastic jewellery and an interview with a representative of the New Scottish Labour Party.
FISH MARKET; CRUDE OIL TRANSPORTATION; ROBB CALEDON SHIPYARD; EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS; GRITTING STRATEGY IN GRAMPIAN
Various news items from Grampian Today. Includes brief shots of fish market; an interview about crude oil transportation; Robb Caledon shipyard; an interview with a politician about the issues surrounding the European Parliament Elections and gritting strategy in Grampian Region.
Interview with George Younger MP concerning Scottish devolution and possible uses for the Royal High School.
News piece about the controversy surrounding the development of tourist villas at Kilconquhar Castle in Fife.
Interior and exterior shots of ferry boat "Scot II" travelling up canal.
Gaelic puppet animation for children, based around the theme of homework.
Producer, Quin Films. -- Credits: sc. Padraig O Siochru puppet series created by Jimmy Quin music Christy Killeen sd. Pat Hayes ed. Jan Stapleton copyright Quin Films, 1978.
Gaelic puppet animation for children, depicting the making of scarecrow.
Gaelic puppet animation for children. Depicts a child falling down a quarry and subsequent rescue.
Interview with Mr Buchanan-Smith concerning fishing regulations.
Chefs at work in large catering kitchen (at Gleneagles Hotel?)
HMS "NUBIAN": Navy Frigate In Aberdeen Harbour
General views Navy frigate in Aberdeen harbour, followed by interview with skipper.
Birwatchers at a sanctuary in Aberdeenshire.
CAKE BUILDING AT PERTH TECH. COOKERY CLASS
A demonstration of cake building techniques and awards won by staff and students at Perth Technical College.
Original camera footage of construction work on an industrial estate at Tullos, Aberdeenshire.
The safety problems facing boats at sea when faced with an increase in vandalism and theft to life rafts, as criminals from the mainland seek out drugs.
Interview with a director of Seaforth Maritime, concerning the construction of a floating airstrip for aircraft.
PETER USTINOV LAYS DUNDEE REP FOUNDATION STONE
Ceremony as Peter Ustinov lays foundation stone on the Dundee Repertory Theatre building site, to the applause of a gathered crowd.
FIRE AT NURSES HOME - FORRESTERHILL HOSPITAL
Aftermath of a large fire at Forresterhill Hospital - fire crew are still at work spraying down smouldering timber.
Racing cars driving round the Fintry "hill climb" track, interview with organiser of the event.
MINERS' CONFERENCE, DUNDEE: Interview with Mr Bolton
General views miners' conference in Dundee, interview with Mr Bolton concerning miners' pay.
NEW HOTEL OPENING BY LORD PROVOST OF DUNDEE
News piece about the opening of new 'Swallow' hotel in Dundee and interview with the Lord Provost regarding the opportunities and benefits the new hotel brings to economic development in the city.
Various takes from a report on the reintroduction of Fresian horses into Scotland (this is not the finished news item).
SCOTLAND VS IRELAND SCHOOLS FOOTBALL MATCH
General views of a schools' football match between Scotland and Ireland.
Winter views across Westhill, Aberdeenshire. Interior shots of a concrete block making factory in Elrick.
Interview about staging "Showtime on Ice" at His Majesty's Theatre in Aberdeen, with shots of the performance.
Interview with Ken Walker concerning seaweed "harvesting" or "trawling" off the Shetland coast.
Promotional for Grampian Television's forthcoming coverage of the 1979 General Election, featuring such items as local issues, interviews with main party leaders in Scotland, results, analysis and comments.
BUS HANDED OVER TO CRAIG PHADRIC HOSPITAL
New bus being given to Craig Phadric (?) hospital.
Interview with official from the Meat and Livestock Commission about the issues surrounding a proposed increase in statutory levies.
A man is interviewed about his ham and pork curing business: how it started and what the present day management of the business involves.
Interior of drama classroom, general views deaf children's mime performance.
Cross country motorbike race, outside Fort William.
NEW 1ST AND 18TH HOLES AT CARNOUSTIE NEW GOLF COURSE
General views over Carnoustie golf course, showing its new features.
"Country Comes to Town" fete run by the W.R.I. in Music Hall, Aberdeen. Includes shots of home made toys, baking and woollens.
Flamenco dancer from Dundee performing on makeshift stage. Brief interview with dancer.
Johnstonhall Road, Aberdeen, where two cars have crashed. Policemen direct traffic through the road.
MR DEVERAUX INTERVIEW: Peterhead Fish Market
Interview with Mr Deveraux, chairman of the C.B.I., (Confederation of British Industry) concerning Peterhead fish market.
Shots of a buggy spraying a Dundee beach as preventative measure against oil pollution.
CAR CRASH AFTERMATH ON OUTSKIRTS OF ABERDEEN
Scenes at the side of a busy road in the aftermath of a car crash on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
News item regarding tenement housing, on the occasion of an exhibition celebrating this part of Aberdeen's heritage. Interview concerns the architectural value of tenements and their likely fate.
WILLIE JOHN AND CROFT, INCLUDING GVS HARRIS
Mute view of Harris land and seascapes, with Willie John and his croft.
A news piece featuring interview with auctioneer Dennis Nicoll at Aberdeen fish market. Interview discusses the rising price of fish and the poor stock numbers of fish coming to market. Also includes interviews with customers on the street about whether this pressure is broadening their tastes in fish.
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE AND NEW HOUSING, FORRES
General views of an industrial estate and new housing estate in Forres, Aberdeenshire.
Preparations for and actual spraying of farmer's field with 'pot ale'.
Exterior of Hotel Olympia, sign for the International Hotel and Catering. Various food exhibits with officials examining and grading them.
Police using a radar gun to catch drivers who are speeding in Aberdeen [trims]
A teller in the Lombard bank serving customers and then talking to the camera. Man practicing basketball and then talking to the camera.
Interview discussing the implications of putting school records onto computers.
Aerial shots of Longman Dump in Inverness.
Views of a blacksmith making a horseshoe and fitting it.
Interview regarding unjustified gas price increases and their proposed effects on the community.
STEEL DISPUTE: Interview with Strike Committee Full Time Officer
Interview with Strike Committee Full Time Officer, regarding the steel dispute.
Interviews with steel industry pickets protesting over Margaret Thatcher's pay offer to the workers on Aberdeen docks.
Vox pops. Cyclists and police in Aberdeen give their opinions about cycle safety in the city.
'DISABLED SCOT OF THE YEAR', ROBERT SMITH OF CRUDEN BAY
A short interview with Robert Smith from Cruden Bay, about his feelings on becoming 'Disabled Scot of the Year'.
IVNTERVIEW WITH SCOTTISH WOMEN'S HOCKEY COACH
Pre-match report on a ladies Scotland vs England hockey international.
Snowy scenes around the Lecht, Aberdeenshire, as snow ploughs try to clear snowbound roads, houses and farms.
Judo classes in the North East of Scotland and how the sport is provided for, in respect of facilities and coaching. Interview with Bill Berry, senior coach and referee.
Mute news footage of housing in Dundee, including a housing estate and high rise flats.
MUTE GENERAL VIEWS OLD PEOPLE IN UNION STREET
Mute general street scenes in Union Street, Aberdeen. Focuses in on elderly people walking along, crossing the road, etc.
News piece on the problems faced by those caring for and treating elderly people with mental illness.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [interviewer Selina Scott].
FALLOUT AT PENTLAND: Interior Shots Dounreay Nuclear Power Station
Slates from a news special programme about reaction to a proposed Uranium Mine on Orkney.
Report on anaerobic digestors in use in agriculture.
Spokesman describes improvements made to Harlaw, a renovated oil rig rescue boat. Shots of the interior and exterior of the boat. Demonstration of rescue speed boat.
Various exteriors Dunecht council houses and streets.
Oil pickets protesting at Aberdeen Harbour. Some activity onboard the oil supply boats.
Pickets outside the Shell UK Exploration and Production Offices in Tory, Aberdeen.
Cargo being driven off a ferry in Dundee docks.
HORSE AND CART CARRYING BARREL COLLECTING MONEY FOR CANCER
A horse drawn cart carrying a barrel complete with driver in Victorian dress started a four day campaign in aid of cancer relief.
News item on the grounding of a Fraserburgh vessel ("Traveller").
Mute film reporting the increase in taxi fares in Aberdeen. Taxis are seen sitting outside Aberdeen Train Station, picking up passengers outside the station.
News item reporting on the withdrawal of first class accommodation from Inverness to Aberdeen trains.
Scottish rally driver D. Gallanders racing his car through forest roads, followed by an interview.
Report on the Aberdeen Fire Brigade, discussing the reasons for deaths in fires.
Interview with variety show singer Peter Morrison regarding his move to Perth Rep.
News piece on the dangers of motorbike riding and what can be done to alleviate the number of young people being injured in road accidents.
BP DEVELOPMENT MODULE HOMES: Interiors of Cabins
Mute interior shots. A mock-up of two-person cabin accommodation which will eventually house women on board an oil platform in the Magnus Field. Includes footage of sleeping area and shower.
News coverage of a Comex Diving structure and how it can aid deep water drilling in the oil industry.
SIR FRASER NOBLE OF ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY ON GOVERNMENT CUTBACKS
Studio interview with Sir Fraser Noble, concerning the affairs of Aberdeen University.
Report on a stone cutting machine, developed by a Carnoustie engineering company.
General views wrestling match, interview with wrestler [unidentified]
XMAS TOY APPEAL, ABERDEEN: Children Handing Presents To Santa
Report on a Christmas toy appeal, Aberdeen. We see a long queue of children in a hall, waiting for their turn to go on stage, meet Santa and hand over their Christmas gift.
Slates from a report on the provision of electrical power for the Corgarff community, Strathdon.
An interview with a doctor about problems faced by users and the medical profession when administering drugs to the elderly.
Trailers for educational television programmes about legend and folklore in Scotland, including folk song.
BLIND JOURNALIST IN CARNOUSTIE, MR. SUTTIE
Blind journalist Mr. Suttie, talks about his career as a journalist for a local newsaper in Carnoustie.
Interview with Highland Games athlete, shots of weight training, in barn on his farm.
ABERDEEN FOOTBALL TEAM IN NEW STRIP FOR CUP FINAL
Aberdeen football team sport new strip for press photographers. Manager Alex Fergusson and a few Aberdeen players (including Gordon Strachan) pose for cameras with a trophy.
SYMPOSIUM AT DUNDEE UNIVERSITY: Women's Opportunities
Report concerning the issue of equal opportunities for women, in the academic environment and in general employment.
General views Sumburgh Airport and Lerwick Harbour, Shetland. Short news piece on Dundee Enterprise Workshop, its business encouraging new products and aspirations for the future.
Report on the last of a series of Sotheby's sales in Scotland.
Report on the debate over whether or not the North Sea Divers group should become a member of a trade union, and if so, which one.
Interview with Aberdeen footballer Bobby Clark.
Report on guinea fowl farming in the north east of Scotland.
WASHINGTON WILSON PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION
Report on the Washingston Wilson Photographic Collection, currently housed at Aberdeen University.
INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE HAMILTON I, FOOTBALLER
Interview with the Aberdeen footballer, George Hamilton I about past glories, his career, his present views on football and life in general.
MILK PRODUCTION / YOUNG FARMERS' PRESIDENT
Report on milk production and development grants available to dairy farmers. Followed by [mute] interview with president of the Young Farmers' Association.
ALL BLACKS VS ANGLO SCOTS RUGBY GAME, AT DUNDEE
Rugby match between All Blacks and Anglo Scots, at Dundee.
The new Dan Air service, running from Dyce to Gatwick. Includes interview with Martin Clough of Dan Air about the economics of the business and the benefits the company will bring to customers.
BOOK AUTHORS IAN CRICHTON SMITH AND URI DAN
Interviews with the authors Ian Crichton Smith and Uri Dan. Crichton Smith talks about his approach to language and his childhood and Dan, about the 'mob', prohibition and gangsters covered in his book.
CORNHILL AND KINGSEAT HOSPITALS, ABERDEEN
Mute exterior shots of Royal Cornhill hospital and Kingseat Hospital, Aberdeen.
NEW TERMINAL OPENED AT INVERNESS AIRPORT
The opening of the new terminal of Inverness Airport by Russell Fairgreaves, MP. Majority of footage is, however, everyday business at the terminal (check-in, passenger lounge, luggage-handling, cafeteria and shop).
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR BRANSCOMBE OF ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY
Interview with Professor Branscombe of St. Andrews University, talking about his interest in Austrian culture and the Austrian press reaction to his appointment.
General views of a shinty match [unidentified teams].
SMALL BORE RIFLE COMPETITION, ST. ANDREWS
Coverage of Scottish small bore rifle competition held in St. Andrews.
The story of the fisherwomen of Aberdeenshire.
Gardening item, concerning how to sow seeds.
FRIEDA MORRISON SINGS - A SONG AT THE CIRCUS
Frieda Morrison accompanying herself on the guitar singing a song about the circus whilst sitting on the edge of the circus ring as the circus troop perform in the background interspersed with c/u's of the performers from the Robert Brothers Circus.
General views of old buildings in Aberdeen shot in December[mute].
TV news report on the 100th anniversary of the "Tay Bridge Disaster".
IV's Mr. DAVIDSON & Mr. MILNE/ HIGHLAND NEW YEAR CUSTOMS
Two tv news reports the first being talking head interviews discussing the state of contemporary Scottish Industry, the second report talking about Highland New Year customs.
Various news items most of which are mute.
A weaver at his hand loom with lose-ups of the weaving loom in action [mute, trims]
An interview with the editor of the Dundee Standard newspaper, Ron McKay.
Introduced by a young girl, this Gaelic children's programme includes footage of the Castle, the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Zoo.
Torry school pupils performing 'Annie Get Your Gun' musical.
Exterior and interior views of the Grampian Citizen's Advice Bureau.
General views of the area proposed for the Petrol Chemical Plant.
Shots of the Golf Championship in Aberdeen.
Shots of Bobby George playing darts. Interview with Bobby George.
Shots of Coal Bing at the Minto Colliery in Fife.
Gaelic children's programme. Fiona McLeod shows us scenes around her native Islay and sings a Gaelic song.
Children perform a traditional 'waulking song' in Gaelic while working with tweed.
Director, [d. Alan Franchi] ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [ed. M. Ritchie].
A news report on the subject of free school meals in Grampian region.
TRANSPORT POLICY IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
Current affairs programme discussing transport policy in the Highlands and Islands.
'TRAMPIES' FOLK GROUP; PERTH REPERTORY THEATRE
News stories depicting a folk band 'The Trampies' in performance and a report on the Perth Repertory Theatre Company.
A report from a children's book fair in Dundee.
EDINBURGH FOLK FESTIVAL: Cilla Fisher and Arty Tresize
Cilla Fisher and Arty Tresize perform folk music and tell stories from Fife at the Edinburgh Folk Festival.
Amateur theatre at the Byre Theatre, St. Andrews.
EDINBURGH FOLK FESTIVAL: Selection of Artists and Shetland Dancers
Coverage of events at the Edinburgh Folk Festival.
Performance by the Shetland folk musicians 'Home Brew' at the Edinburgh Folk Festival.
Report about lacrosse at St. Leonard's College, St. Andrews.
BUTCHERS IN THE NORTH EAST; HIGHLAND LAND ISSUES; ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DEBATE ON FARMING
Agricultural current affairs programme covering various topics.
Vandalism on the increase in Dundee high rise flats.
PREVIEW PERTH FESTIVAL: 'Our Town' and 'Home Brew'
Various items previewing the Perth Festival of the Arts. Includes a Somerset Maughan play, an American play 'Our Town' and performance by folk group 'Home Brew'.
A demonstration and explanation of the new 'Alcolyser' breath testing method by the reporter and a police sergeant.
PHILOMENA BEGLEY: Irish Country and Western Singer
Interview with the Irish Country and Western singer, Philomena Begley. Discusses her career and her experiences of playing to a Scottish audience at the Grand Ole Oprey.
General views of traffic and road transport systems such as bridges, railway bridges and roads around the North East, specifically the Cromarty Firth area.
Interview [mute] and scenes taken in the home of the North East politicians Jane and Norman Buchan.
HOSPITALS: Adverse Report by COHSE Official
An interview with a COHSE official, regarding a damning report made on the current state of the NHS in Scotland.
Fashion item modelling embroidered housecoats in a kitchen and dresses modelled in the lounge.
Various Highland scenes. Includes aerial footage of towns and coastline in Aberdeenshire, fishing boats and twilight views of standing stones [mute].
Fashionable capes are modelled on North East seashore.
News report on a diving mission to salvage "treasures" (pottery, perfumes etc.) from an old sunken Swedish vessel (Queen Of Sweden) just outside Lerwick harbour.
Opening title sequence for the Gaelic "Cuir-Car" series, a programme for children.
Director, A. Franchi ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ed. M. Ritchie.
An unidentified man singing to an audience at the Edinburgh Folk Festival.
FOLK FESTIVAL EDINBURGH - DANNY KYLE SINGING TO KIDS
Folk Festival, Edinburgh. Danny Kyle singing to some children.
Two men discussing a 'Word Board' that had been invented to assist patients recovering from a stroke.
PETERHEAD CINEMA RUNNING CHILDREN'S MATINEES
Interview in the Playhouse, a Peterhead cinema running children's matinees.
Robert MacLennan talking about nuclear waste and the methods being used, movement of plutonium nitrate from Dounreay.
Interiors postal sorting office, Donnie McLeod sings a humorous Gaelic folk song "Letters".
Donnie McLeod Singing "Working On The Roads"
Donnie McLeod sings a Gaelic folk song "Working On The Roads" against a backdrop of road works machinery (laying a new road).
Dentist's surgery, Donnie McLeod dressed as dentist, sings a humorous song in Gaelic about visiting a dentist, while his patient (Rhona Mcleod) lies in chair apprehensively.
Off cuts / trims from news item on Peterhead fish market, followed by an interview from this news item.
Gaelic children's TV programme in which a young girl (Mairi McLean) talks about her life in Stornoway.
Grampian Television news report on the decline of boatbuilding in the north of Scotland, due to lack of orders.
Gaelic children's TV programme in which a young boy (Timothy McIntyre) talks about his home town of Oban.
Gaelic tv programme in which a young girl (Elizabeth Fergusson) talks about her life in Applecross, Wester Ross.
INTERVIEW WITH JOHNNY BEATTIE AND UNA MCLEAN
Interviews with actors Johnny Beattie and Una McLean, who are both involved in a variety-like theatre show set in 1940s UK, in midst of the war.
Gaelic children's TV programme in which a young girl (Catriona McNeil) talks about her home town of Inverness.
Gaelic TV programme in which a young girl (Wilma Kennedy) talks about her life and hobbies in Glasgow.
Cows being milked, first by hand, then by machine at Wallace's dairy, near Fraserburgh.
Young girls enacting the work of tweed workers - they sing a waulking song.
Director, Alan Franchi ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ed. M. Ritchie.
Armand demonstrates a variety of kitchen appliances which are on the market to help in the kitchen, blenders, electric carving knives and pressure cookers.
INTERVIEW WITH ABERDEEN HARBOUR BOARD CHIEF
Talking head interview with Aberdeen Harbour Chief, concerning inward investment in the Aberdeen fishing industry.
Report on fishing boat which ran aground in shallow waters just off the coast of Fraserburgh.
Trims from a news item about the building of a new housing estate at Bridge of Don.
TIM BROOK-TAYLOR NEW RECTOR AT ST.ANDREWS
News item on the inauguration of Tim Brook-Taylor as rector of St. Andrews University.
Multiflex Factory (a wire making factory?) at inaugural opening ceremony attended by Harold Wilson.
News report on a dispute at the Robb Caledon shipyard.
News item on the Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, and amateur theatre productions.
News report on a "community and social service" project at Lanlathlan secondary school, Fintry.
News item on the First Celtic Film Festival, in 1980.
Police working at the scene of a murder, in snow covered woodland, Dundee.
Cawdor primary school children grouping round to pet and and watch a very tame Capercaille bird, which is walking around the school car park.
Ian Allan Cameron introduces, in Gaelic, his native Poolewe, Wester Ross and Cromarty.
Gaelic TV children's programme in which a young girl (Marion Murray) talks about her life in the town of Dunning.
A report on trout fish farming at Moniack Hatchery near Inverness. Includes an interview with Bill McKenzie of the Highlands and Islands Development Board about the economic benefits fish farming is bringing to the area.
CANBERRA YOUTH ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL AND INTERVIEW WITH ROLF HARRIS
A report on the Canberra Youth Orchestra's involvement in the International Festival of Youth Orchestras held in Aberdeen. Features footage of the orchestra in rehearsal and interviews with musicians and organiser (Margot Bremner) about the funding problems they faced in travelling from Australia. Includes an interview with Rolf Harris about his views on the Festival.
Director, Alan Franchi ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: cameraman Malcolm Campbell sd. George Leslie p.a. Jean Corbett ass. cameraman Pete Moran electrician G. Rae title Cuir Car 'I.F.Y.O.'.
NORTHERN CONSTABULARY OUTREACH CENTRE, FOYERS
A new outreach centre for use by the Northern Constabulary is opened at Foyers.
A report on the Campaign for Real Ale and the push to have a wider range of ales in Scottish pubs. The Edinburgh brewers, Belhaven are mentioned.
Lorna MacInness introduces her home. Her daily life is shown, including her visit to school where she is the only pupil [mute].
SCOTTISH YOUTH THEATRE SUMMER SCHOOL AT JORDANHILL COLLEGE, GLASGOW
The Scottish Youth Theatre in rehearsal at Jordanhill College of Education, Glasgow. Includes interviews with director and actors [mute].
Two pieces from possibly an arts programme; the first dealing with the sculpture's of Mr. Smith in and around Inverurie followed by singer Frieda Morrison singing the folk song "Work O' The Weavers" in a weaver's workshop with a hand loom weaver in the background.
Slates from a programme on the young Scottish runner Linsey McDonald, on her return from the Moscow Olympics. Features her journey by Rolls Royce to the City Chambers where she is awarded a shield. Mute interview in Botanical Gardens.
Opening sequence for the children's television programme 'Superbox'.
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF YOUTH ORCHESTRAS MARCH
Young people from across the globe gather in Aberdeen to take part in the International Festival of Youth Orchestras march down Union Street.
CRIME ON SHETLAND: Interview with Head of Police
An interview with the head of police on Shetland. He discusses problems with minor crimes, oil personnel on the islands and an increase in road traffic offences, especially drink related ones.
GRAMPIAN GARDEN: Balbirnie Park and Falkland Palace
General views of the gardens at Balbirnie Park, Glenrothes and Falkland Palace in Fife.
ENERGY CONFERENCE AT AVIEMORE: Interviews
Interviews with Hamish Gray, an energy minister and Professor Fred Halliday of Durham University, regarding North Sea oil development approaching the year 2000. They are taking part in an energy conference at Aviemore.
Shots of the debris in the aftermath of a Royal Marines helicopter crash, and surrounding coastal landscape [unidentified, probably Caithness, the North Coast?] [mute].
DRUG CONFERENCE INTERVIEW: Glue Sniffing
Interview with David Middleton, organiser of a symposium into solvent misuse in Dundee, regarding the problems and dangers facing the community and the desire to make information about glue sniffing more widely publicised.
Aberdeen football team in training with Alex Ferguson at Seaton Park, Aberdeen.
Opening titles to the television series 'Flair'.
The old Royal Deeside Railway Line is celebrated , with walks and talks about the line. Features extensive footage of the railway walk, with some ruined old station buildings, and also interviews with the Director of Leisure and Recreation, Aberdeen and those who actually remember the old line.
Interview, presumably with the owner of printing business "Northpress" in Inverness. Interview discusses objections raised by the Scottish Geographical Division of SOGAT, in response to the prospect of using a system for electronic delivery of newspaper films from Manchester.
HANDING OVER OF SWORD TO CHIEF OFFICER AT RAF LOSSIEMOUTH
A sword is presented to the Chief Officer at RAF Lossiemouth [mute].
A vintage car club in Aberdeen display their wares. Includes an interview with the new owner of a Holsman 1904 'horseless carriage', recently brought over from a museum in America.
Celebrations and speeches for the bicentenary of Royal Aberdeen Golf Club [mute].
Two young boys (Calum and Murdoch McLeod) talk about their life in Scalpay - a remote Outer Hebridean island.
ABERDEEN FOOTBALL CLUB: Presentation of Cups
Aberdeen Football Club celebrate winning the cup [the Dryborough Cup?]. Includes footage of football match.
Off cuts from a news report on Cabrach Primary School and its dwindling number of pupils.
Feature on the "Marques" sailiing ship from the lifestyle magazine programme "flair".
Talking heads two women on a country walk, discussing different sorts of edible vegetation - flowers, leaves etc. Cuts to dinner table set outside house, laden with food made with the vegetable pickings from the walk.
MISSIONARY WORKING WITH TEENAGE GANGS IN DUNDEE
An in-depth interview with missionary, Miss Liz Van Der Riet, about her work with teenage gangs in Dundee, specifically the Fleet and the Hilltown Huns. There are interviews with blacked out gang members. There is also some footage of the tenemented area she works in.
GIRL SWIMMING CHAMPIONS: Andra Mackie and Diane Walker
Two amateur swimmers, Andra Mackie and Diane Walker, are interviewed about their gruelling training programme and their aspirations to be in the Olympic Games in Munich.
Director, Alan Franchi ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: floor manager David Lloyd.
Different views are expressed on the prospects for development around Nigg Bay and the Cromarty Firth. Various interviews and some footage of the area currently under development.
Children playing skipping (and singing skipping songs) in school playground.
IMMEDIATE AFTERMATH OF CAR CRASH, ELLON ROAD, ABERDEENSHIRE
The immediate aftermath of a car crash on the Ellon Road, Aberdeenshire. Shows emergency services arriving on the scene and the casualties.
Levenmouth plastics factory. The factory gives unemployed people on the Youth Opportunities programme a chance to gain skills and, ultimately, employment in the industry. Also includes footage of a market garden run to help the old and needy in the area.
A report on breast screening equipment now on trial in the North East.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Selina Scott.
FRUIT,VEGETABLES AND MEAT IN SHOPS; ARMAND PREPARES CHOPS
General mute views of shop displays of fruit, vegetables and meat. Second item features Armand preparing stuffed chops fried in breadcrumbs.
Day to day work of the Kinnoull Centre for people with disabilities, North Muirton, Dundee.
DISABLED WORKERS AT A & J Robertson gravestone makers, ABERDEEN
Employees with disabilities at A & J Robertson, Gravestone Makers, Aberdeen. There is an interview with the director of the company and footage of the workshop where stones are prepared.
General views of Lewis Offshore Works, Limited.
Controversial plans to open an adolescent psychiatry unit near Dundee, in the middle of a residential area. Interviews with a representative for local residents, concerned about safety and lack of information about the types of people at the centre, and with a medical representative who articulates the benefits of the centre.
Lynda Miles, founder of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, talks about her career at the Edinburgh Film Festival and her decision to take up a prestigious new job at the University of California at Berkley.
AVIEMORE CONFERENCE: Scottish Council for Development and Industry
News report from the 11th Annual Forum of the Scottish Council for Development and Industry, held in Aviemore. There are speeches by Sir Hector Laing, Chairman of United Biscuits and interview with Glen Murray, Secretary of the TUC. Concentrates on the theme of industrial relations.
Centenary of the 'Northern Scot' newspaper, published by the Moray and Nairn Newspaper Company Limited in Elgin. Includes footage of printing presses and men at work on newspapers. Close ups of pages from newspapers over the years.
Armand demonstrates how to prepare and bake a fruity Christmas cake in the kitchen.
Street scenes with buses around Aberdeen. Includes footage of bus depot. Brief footage around Aberdeen harbour.
The new investment to the North Sea oil industry, from Occidental. Dr. Hamner is interviewed briefly, discussing the job opportunities and benefits the project will bring.
CONSTRUCTION WORK ON DUNDEE REPERTORY THEATRE
Construction work on the new Dundee Repertory Theatre building, and exterior shots of the old Dundee Theatre building (looks like an old church?) [mute].
DUNDEE AND DUNDEE UNITED FOOTBALL MANAGERS' REACTIONS
Interviews with Jim McLean, Manager of Dundee United and Donald Mackay, manager of Dundee about their forthcoming clash in the final of the ? [look up book in library]
Interview with Mr. McLeod of the Crofter's Commision, on the occasion of their 20th Annual Conference. He discusses the future of crofting in the Highlands and Islands and the problems, such as high fuel prices, facing crofters. Focusses in on the forthcoming £20 million package from the EEC and the forthcoming visit by Prime Minister Thatcher and Lord Mansefield.
The Scottish singer, Alasdair Gillies, promotes his new album by taking a bus plastered in promotional adverts from the Eden Court Theatre and through the streets of Inverness. He gives people free leaflets and records.
Controversial go-ahead given to transport plutonium waste from Scrabster by road and sea for eventual processing in Cumbria from Dounreay Nuclear Power Plant. Features interviews from those for and against the plans.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: camera Watson.
Interior shots of a technical workshop in Dundee, showing men at work testing prototype of van ramp, designing and making products such as wooden Christmas decorations.
Jock Stein being interviewed about his management of the Scotland squad and their forthcoming match. He also discusses his hopes for younger players and their training.
SLEEVELESS CARDIGAN AND PINAFORE; DRESS WITH BATHING SLEEVES; QUILTED COAT AND SLEEVELESS JACKET; TWO STYLES OF BLOUSES; JUMPSUITS
Five film inserts from the series 'Simply Sewing'. Two models show off clothing ranging from quilted coats to jumpsuits.
Director, C. Kay ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ed. M. Ritchie.
DUNDEE UNITED WIN LEAGUE CUP, CELEBRATIONS
Crowds of fans gather outside the Caird Hall to celebrate Dundee United's win at the league cup. Interview with Jim McLean, expressing his unhappiness with the way the celebrations were organised.
YWCA (YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION)
Interior and exterior shots of a YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) residence [mute].
A line launcher' is set up and fired on a beach.
Peter Adamson is interviewed about a book of photographs he has put together featuring photographs dating from the 1800s around Dundee and the East Neuk of Fife.
BOAT 'ROSS KHARTOUM' AGROUND AT BALMEDIE
Footage of the boat 'Ross Khartoum', run aground at Balmedie.
A man from the Mountain Rescue service advises on what clothing and equipment is required in order to stay safe on the mountains during winter.
A celebration of the work of Harry Millen, head gardener at Stirling University. Harry receives an honarary MA and is interviewed about his work. Views of the university campus.
News report on a new workshop for inventors / engineers in Dundee.
Footage (off cuts ?) from a news report on the new Pitlochry Theatre, as it nears completion.
Opening titles sequence from the programme "Simply Sewing".
Director, C. Kay ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ed. C. Main.
Report on the footballing success of Dundee United, and an impending Dundee derby match.
TIM BROOK-TAYLOR PLAYING GOLF AT ST.ANDREWS
Gvs Tim Brook-Taylor and party playing golf on the Old Course, St.Andrews, in driving rain and strong winds.
News report on the introduction of parking meters to the High Street of Nairn. Shop owners claim that the charge has a detrimental effect on trade in a time of recession.
News report on a Dundee team investigating children's toys for potentially dangerous parts / materials.
Interview with a maths teacher concerning the relevance and usefulness (e.g. with the advent of pocket calculators / home computers) of school mathematics.
SOUTH AFRICAN MISSIONARY WORKS WITH DUNDEE GANGS
Documentary on a South African missionary Liz Van der Riet come to work in Dundee's gangland area.
ST. MAGNUS NORTH BOAT / ROSS MCGILL / PLAYHOUSE CINEMA DEMOLITION / FIFE FORGE CO. / LORRY CRASH
Five news reels: repair to "St. Magnus" ship; something about a small boy, significance unknown; demolition of Playhouse cinema; Fife Forge Co. winning a UK wide award for small manufacturers; lorry crash.
Mute news item concerning Longannet power station. We see coal lorries being loaded at the Longannet coal dump.
News report on the opening of a new primary school in Dingwall.
Interview with golf course supervisor at St. Andrews. The iv takes place on the old course. In the background one can see the Old Course Hotel as it used to be.
News item covering the opening of a new, large Co-op supermarket.
INTERVIEW WITH MR DEVERAUX - SCOTTISH TOURISM
Talking head iv with Mr Deveraux, chairman of the C.B.I., concerning Scottish tourism.
ALEC FLETCHER VISITS DUNDEE ELECTRONICS FACTORY
Gvs Alec Fletcher getting shown around a Dundee electronics factory
Another, slightly different opening sequence for the Gaelic News.
gvs MacBrayne ferry "Claymore" coming into dock.
News item on the threat posed to sealife by a Shell petro-chemical pipeline in the Brent area of North Sea.
News report investigating the price of milk in the north of Scotland following a survey which found that prices here were the highest in Europe.
News item on a new "identity kit" scheme to replace the old photo fit, as an aid to the police-force's attempt to catch criminals.
News report on a British Seamen's strike over job losses to cheaper workforces.
Footage from a news item concerning junior doctors' inordinately long working hours at Ninewells hospital, Dundee.
Three different extracts about Aberdeen. The first shows Aberdeen airport and then the camera fouses on the number of shops in Union Street which were either for sale or let. The final extract is centred around the harbour highlighting the number of businesses which were related to the oil industry.
NIGG PETRO-CHEMICAL SITE PROTEST MEETING AT DINGWALL
Dundee Football supporters queing at the stadium for tickets. Brief shot of the players arriving at the stadium.
Gvs. of Sumburgh Airport with shots of a helicopter and an aircraft.
News item on the reintroduction of the EEC + UK government funded IDP (Integrated Development Plan) and how this money is to be divvied up. The interviewee is particularly concerned at share to be received by the crofting sector.
Iv with Finlay Macleod (president of the Gaelic Playgroup Association) regarding the promotion of Gaelic language and culture. Iv takes place in studio.
Slates from a news special programme about reaction to a proposed Uranium Mine on Orkney. Specifically, streets scenes in Kirkwall and the 'No Uranium Information Centre'.
FALLOUT AT PENTLAND: Ritch Farm, Orkneys
Slates from a programme about reaction to a proposed Uranium Mine on Orkney. Specifically, the case of a farm in Stromness and their fight to stop the mine happening.
Aberdeen School for the Deaf, children performing a mime show.
People water skiing, being pulled along by speed boats on Loch Lochy.
An interview with the company representative who now have the contract to build the sleeping accommodation on board Oil Rigs. Shots of the sleeping quarters.
Film showing the construction of Peterhead Harbour Development.
Report on how new EEC regulations impact on Scottish farming and shelf prices for the consumer. We see cows grazing in a field, various harvesting procedures and shoppers in supermarket.
General views at an indoor cattle market, plus brief interviews with cattle farmers.
Interview with spokesperson for the (Aberdeen) CND, from an era when nuclear war was a very real threat, and the paranoid antagonism between Russia and USA (+ allies) was the source of this threat.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ph. Watson.
Report on an antiques auction in Aberdeen.
Aerial views of the Shetlands featuring oil tankers.
Shot of the NATO base in Stornoway, signs for Stornoway Airport. A man being interviewed standing in front of posters defending NATO.
Various trims of a Civil Service strike in Aberdeen. Showing Dyce Airport and the Social Security Office without workers.
Agricultural television magazine report on a new kind of tractor harrow - the "Multi-Harrow", designed and built by Grays of Fetterangus.
Shots of a peat cutting machine in action, an interview with a farmer, who compares the price of peat favourably with other sources of power.
An Aberdeen girl and her Chilean boyfriend being interviewed outside Aberdeen train station regarding problems he is experiencing with immigration.
vox pops with school children at school gate, posing the question "should girls get the belt, as boys do?".
Boys riding motorbikes over logs for the motorbike trails in Fort William.
ENTERPRISING SCOTS: Crossbow and Safety Buoy
Two inventions made by enterprising Scots are shown. Features crossbows and emergency distress buoys.
News report on the knock-on effects of the fish shortage due to fishermen's strike action.
Ian Sproat talks about his recent article which proves that P.G. Wodehouse was unfairly accused of being a traitor by Winston Churchill's Ministry for Information during Second World War, just because Wodehouse wrote an article whilst out of Britain, misjudging the mood of the British people towards humour and the Germans at that time.
DRILL SHIP 'DISCOVERER' IN ABERDEEN HARBOUR
Interview about oil exploration in general and by BNOC, in particular, searching for hydrocarbons West of Shetland and drilling exploration there. Includes general footage of the ship and of Aberdeen harbour.
ABERDEEN F.C. TRAINING AND INTERVIEW WITH JIM LEIGHTON
Aberdeen Football Club in training and interview with Jim Leighton.
Methods of growing lettuce, using nutrient film, and possible markets are discussed.
Interview with Captain Mackintosh regarding a proposed increase in landing charges for LoganAir and how this could affect business (or actually put the services to the islands out of business).
News item on an Arbroath produced salt mining machine for use in a mine at Cheshire.
Reporter standing in a crashed car scrap yard, urging the viewers to wear a seat belt and buy a road tax licence.
LOADING WOOD ON BOARD CARGO SHIP 'METEOR'
Wood being loaded onto cargo ship 'Meteor' by ship's crane. The ship is off shore, and the logs have been towed out to ship on a special raft.
Report from J.A. Greig's fish processing factory in Maud, Aberdeenshire. Cheaper fish imports from Scandinavia and Holland flooding the market and putting Scottish fishermen out of business are discussed. Includes interior shots of factory and interview with Mr. Greig.
Report on the subject of fishing boat design. Features interviews with the designers and a minister, plus stills of various boats through the years.
FISH FARMING AND DISPUTE WITH UNILEVER, LEWIS
Report on fish farming on Eastern side of Lewis. Interview with Roddy Murray of Western Isles council, who speaks of concern over multinational companies coming in and buying up fish farms in the area. Speaks of Western Isles Council's desire to purchase rights from Crown Estate Commissioners, so that the farms can be kept in Scottish hands. [in Gaelic]
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [reporter Angus Peter Campbell].
The restoration of the Chancel at Pluscarden Abbey, a 750 year anniversary project. [mute]
General views of a yachting boat race at Tomatin, Inverness-shire. [mute]
Footage from a news item on a Dundee jute fire. Doesn't appear to be the item as tx.
football match - Raith Rovers at home to Aberdeen.
An important RAF officer arriving by helicopter at RAF Kinloss, having a tour around and meeting other officers.
Brief footage of woman singing in 'Orpheus'. Second feature shows Jimmy Logan talks about his part in the stage play 'Harvey'. Brief shots of play are shown.
Snowy winter scenes - we see traffic passing along treacherous roads while school children enjoy the snow in playground.
Report on Dundee United's league cup victory, 1979.
SUMERHILL ACADEMY; LAUNCHING 'CITY OF HULL'; AWARD PRESENTATION AT R.A.F. LEUCHARS
News features, showing the opening of Summerhill Academy, Aberdeen, the launch of 'The City of Hull' at Caledon Shipyard, Dundee and an award ceremony at R.A.F. Leuchars.
'Treasures from the Earth', a geology exhibition at the anthropological museum in Aberdeen. Views of exhibits such as rocks, text explaining what is displayed and an interview with a member of Geology staff at Aberdeen University.
"News" item on a play running at Perth Rep Theatre "Whose life is it anyway", including brief iv with a starring Scottish actor.
General views of Peterhead docks at a standstill during the strike.
General views Seaman's Union pickets on strike standing at dockside with placards.
DOCKERS AND SEAMENS STRIKE: Men Go Into Meeting, Aberdeen
Exterior shots of the Transport and General Worker's Union buildings and The National Union of Seamen building, Aberdeen. General shots of men arriving at these buldings for meetings.
Various people of influence outline their hopes and fears for the future of the Grampian Region during 1981.
Interview with Christopher Driver, editor of the Good Food Guide, asking why Aberdonian restaurants did not merit even one mention.
News item on a Dundee community centre for the homeless run by a church minister. Preceded by off cut footage.
Footage from a report on the perceived "good health" of Scottish theatre, and vox pops questioning the Edinburgh public opinion on pantos.
Iv with Raith Rovers coach / manager Gordon Wallace, concerning their good form and bid for promotion to the premier league
Footage from a news item concerning a Faroese fishing boat which ran aground in rocks on the Lewis coastline.
Uncut footage from a news item on Linmoor children's home.
News item on the inauguration of a new "president of grocers".
News report on the filling of vacancies within Dundee councils.
News item concerning a HIDB new grant scheme open to anyone who can establish a new business in the Highlands and Islands. An attempt to bring a greater element of capitalism into the highland economy.
St. Andrew's University student's protest, students marching through the streets of St. Andrew's.
A boy and a girl visit a library; the librarian shows them services available in the library and how to use the catalogue to find a particular book.
Cyclists training and being interviewed.
Man being interviewed about bee keeping.
Stromness, Ornkey Shopping Fair. Girls dressed up - Gala Queens. Man giving an interview about the popularity of the Shopping Week. Gvs of the streets decorated in bunting.
PLACE IN THE SUN, a: Documentary About Sullom Voe
Off cut / trim footage from a documentary programme about Sullom Voe, Shetland, including shots of the oil terminal and passengers boarding a Dan-Air turbo prop plane.
Off cut / trim footage from a documentary programme about Sullom Voe, Shetland, including shots of Scalloway harbour and of the Yell ferry.
An 'Ice-house' which was built to store ice for the salmon fish in Speyside. A museum displaying items for salmon fishing. Speyside Walkway sign, a man fishing in the Spey River.
General views of Sumburgh Airport and Oil tankers being guided through Sullom Voe.
Shots of Lerwick Harbour, housing and pipe laying. Views of the cliffs around Lerwick area and the Khaki coloured islands with houses, crofts and inlets.
PLACE IN THE SUN, a: Flare up in Shetland
Shots of pipes being laid in the Shetlands. Various shots of house and road building to show the increase in demand since the oil.
A conference discussing the energy provision and conservation in the 1990s.
Cilla Fisher and Artie Tresize perform "Norlan' Wind (The Wild Geese)", Artie playing the accordion and Cilla guitar.
A man being interviewed about the laws surrounding meat pies and sausages.
General views approaching Ullapool as viewed from moving boat. Footage of boat docking at Ullapool harbour.
The 'Fir Chlis' drama group in rehearsal in the Harris Community Centre. Also features exterior shots of building where group is based and the group's van. [mute]
Report on the problem the wild oat poses to arable farming in North East Scotland.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [camera Watson].
Preparations for and views of a hot air balloon floating over loch with a man strapped in and suspended underneath.
INTERVIEW WITH DOUGAL DIXON, AUTHOR OF THE BOOK 'AFTER MAN: A Zoology of the Future'
Interview with the author of 'After Man: A Zoology of the Future' in which he follows evolutionary principles and predicts a future world where man does not exist, but some weird and wonderful creatures do.
ART EXHIBITION, ABERDEEN AND INTERVIEW WITH ELIZABETH BLACKADDER
The artist Elizabeth Blackadder talks about her painting and her work is shown exhibited in a gallery in Aberdeen.
INTERVIEW WITH HAMISH McINNES ABOUT HIS WALK FROM LAND'S END TO JOHN O'GROATS
Interview with Hamish McInnes, who walked from John O' Groats to Lands End with his dog and has recently published a book about his experiences. Includes discussion of environmental and conservation issues.
General views around Ballachulish village, near Fort William.
Army manoevres in unidentified tropical, desert-like location.
Exterior shots of the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, as the finishing touches are made to the building.
General views of Aberdeen or Peterhead harbour in winter, during a strike.
PLACE IN THE SUN, a: Ferry At Lerwick Harbour
Reversal trims from documentary on Sullom Voe, Shetland. Features the P&O ferry, the 'St. Clair' arriving in Lerwick harbour.
DUNDEE F.C. IN TRAINING AND INTERVIEW WITH MANAGER, DONALD McKAY
Interview with Dundee Football Club manager, Donald McKay and footage of the team in training.
Mute footage of protesters against the Orkney seal cull on boat and on shore.
An area along The Speyside Way, a walking track through beautiful countryside, is opened. Features interviews with countryside officials and local councillors about environmental, educational and political issues relevant to the Way.
PREVIEW: Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Byre Theatre
Preview of theatrical productions at the new Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Byre Theatre, St. Andrews. Includes interviews with the actor Walter Carr who talks about his fondness for rep. work in Pitlochry and with Adrian Reynolds, Director of Productions at the Byre Theatre.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [rep. Neville Garden].
General views of a men's weightlifting competition.
A report focussing on water buggies, seen in action on the River Dee, and their attractiveness as a new hobby.
General views around Golspie, featuring mainly gardens.
General views of a treetops trail at Carrbridge, includes footage of the footbridge being constructed from trunks and people walking the trail.
Interviews about nucleur energy, especially discussing safety, employment and cost issues.
Incomplete footage from two news items: A report on the town of Arbroath; an item and interview with the Lord Provost of Dundee. Neither are the full edited items as tx.
Report on a new set of awards for farm buildings which are more pleasing to the eye, thus encouraging farmers and planning officials to put up aesthetically pleasing buildings, which blend with the environment, rather than monstrous carbuncles.
Footage from a news report on employment and industry in Aviemore and the impending "Aviemore Forum". The theme of the forum is the "economic renaissance of Scotland". Does not appear to be the item as tx (ivs incomplete, out of context etc.)
Off cut / trim footage from a documentary programme about Sullom Voe, Shetland, featuring Scatsta and Sumburgh airports.
GENERAL ACCIDENT CHIEF EXECUTIVE RETIRES
Report on the retiral of Chief exec. of General Accident, Perth, tracing his career from office boy all the way to the top.
News footage showing North Sea catering workers picketing outside Dyce (Aberdeen) airport.
Callum Shand, a nineteen year old former Dundee player who has set up a youth coaching school after a back injury stopped him following a footballing career. The boys learning to play age from 6 years old upwards.
Unused footage from a news report on the Aberdeen spring agricultural show.
The controversy over possible school closures in Ross-shire, including Helmsdale and Merkinch. Footage of demonstrations outside County Buildings and meeting inside.
ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW - SHEEP SHEARING COMPETITION
Gvs of the Royal Highland Show "sheep shearing competition.
News piece from Grampian Television's 'Seachd Laithean' Gaelic language news programme about the band Runrig.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [presenter possibly Angus Peter Campbell?].
Off cuts from a news report concerning road works on the A96 Aberdeen to Inverness road, which are disturbing public life and business in the adjoining towns.
gvs Dundee United players in trainings session on football pitch (not Tannadice).
Children learning to speak Gaelic in the classroom.
The Dundee watercolourist McIntosh Patrick talks about his work.
Producer, [p.c. Grampian Television]. -- Credits: [reporter Moultrie R. Kelsall].
The work of the Scottish Sculptural Workshop at Lumsden is discussed by its director, Fred Bush.
RENOVATION OF PLUSCARDEN ABBEY: Exteriors
The restoration of the Chancel at Pluscarden Abbey, a 750 year anniversary project. (Trims featuring the work on the exterior of the building). [See also refs. N0365, N0445]
RENOVATION OF PLUSCARDEN ABBEY: Stonecutters
The restoration of the Chancel at Pluscarden Abbey, a 750 year anniversary project. (Trims featuring stonemasons at work). [See also refs. N0365, N0444]
Mute news item, showing work inside an NCR factory, building an ATM.
An interview with Marc Ellighton about a new edition of William Alexander's book 'Johnny Gibb of Gushetneuk'.
Mute footage of china production at Highland China, showing plates, cups and other celebratory pieces in honour of the marriage of the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer.
Methods of battery hen egg production, the problem of people poisoning birds, particularly the golden eagle and a type of sheep feed designed to stop disease.
Neg footage from the Grampian programme "A Place in the Sun". Peat Cutting, Hay Making, Wild Ponies".
Director, Graham McLeish ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: ed. Marion Ritchie.
An interview with the folk singer Adam McNaughton.
Shots of a road in with tenements that have been partially demolished. Man talking to camera.
Interviews with employees of the Grand Central Cinema in Aberdeen, about the closure of the cinema and its history.
A fire at a Dundee Jute warehouse in Larry Street.
Report on the success, or otherwise of the Scottish summer tourism, 1981.
McIntosh Patrick painting a watercolour landscape, outdoors, while chatting to Moultrie Kelsall.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [reporter Moultrie R. Kelsall].
McIntosh Patrick painting a watercolour landscape, outdoors, while chatting to the reporter.
News item reporting on the forthcoming celebrations in Stromness, to commemorate the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
Report on the features of the Aberdeenshire district of Garioch.
Painter James McIntosh Patrick gives a brief lesson in drawing.
ext. various bars and hotels in Aberdeen, traffic occasionally passes down street.
Gvs around an empty Robb Caledon shipyard - the place looks like an industrial wasteground
News item concerning a new local job creation scheme for the unemployed.
Report on David Granny's cottage industry of tweed and silk weaving, in Turiff.
Brief shots of various fish merchant buildings, Aberdeen.
News item on Tayside House, Dundee attempting to debunk the public notion that civil servants enjoy a privileged position.
Footage from a news item concerning new toys for a home for children with disabilities.
Gvs firemen tackling a fire at the Ferranti offshore systems building.
INVERNESS DALCROSS AIRPORT, AIRCRAFT EXHIBITION
Footage from a news item on a commercial aircraft exhibition at Dalcross Airport, Inverness.
JImmy Logan and Dorothy Paul are seen in comedy on stage. Interview with Jimmy Logan about the appeal of Sam Cree comedies.
Report on three young amateur boxers (Gary Macgregor, Michael Murray and John Carlin) from St. Mary's Club Gymnasium, Aberdeen. General views of training in gym are accompanied by interviews about an upcoming International Competition where they will represent Scotland.
A preview piece on the 'Battlefield Band', a band featuring bagpipes, electric guitar, fiddle etc. Includes an interview with a band member and footage of them performing in concert.
NINEWELLS HOSPITAL: Physiotherapy on Elderly
Elderly patients at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee are seen receiving various forms of physiotherapy from nursing staff [mute].
GENERAL SHOTS INVERURIE AND PITCAPLE CASTLE
General shots of Inverurie town centre and Pitcaple Castle undergoing some renovation (includes interiors).
Aerial views of Glasgow showing the houses, motorway, shipyard, River Clyde, Jordanhill College and the local businesses.
HILLHEAD BY-ELECTION - Aerial view of Glasgow
Various shots of Glasgow including Yarrow's Shipyard, the BBC building on Queen Margaret Drive and the West End's Botanic Gardens.
An interview with Netta Martin, better known as 'Lucy Ashton' the agony aunt columnist for the Daily Mail newspaper.
An interview with conductor Alex Gibson about his forthcoming performance in Inverness.
An interview with Agnes Inglis discussing the Aberdeen Arts Centre.
Footage from an item on Shetland knitting.
FOLK MUSIC - BATTLEFIELD BAND, ALY BAIN, PEERIE WILLIE
A report on folk music at Edinburgh festival, featuring Peerie Willie Johnston, Aly Bain, and the Battlefield Band.
Reversal trims from documentary on Sullom Voe, Shetland. General views Sullom Voe oil terminal.
Reversal trims from documentary on Sullom Voe, Shetland. General views of Commercial Street, Lerwick with people in streets and shop signs concentrated on. Second part of film focusses on exterior of Norwegian Welfare Centre and close-ups of Viking street signs.
Director, G. McLeish ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: cameraman M. Campbell.
Shots of a helicopter practicing fire fighting. The helicopter has large buckets lowered below, the buckets are filled from the sea and then tipped over the fire.
Part of a current affairs programme about law issues in Scotland. Interior shots of Law Courts, etc. General everyday admin. at the Law Courts. Portraits of eminent lawyers. Interior shots of Library.
Various excerpts from a programme called 'Hello There'. Features children playing skipping in a school playground, a man and his family outside their country home and footage of Grampian Television Studios, Aberdeen.
DAMP HOUSING, INTERVIEW WITH YOUNG COUPLE
Tv news report showing an interview with a young couple regarding the problems they are having with dampness in their council flat.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [Reporter Selina Scott].
General views of a busy Pitlochry Main Street and views of surrounding rural landscape.
INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT COWAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Interview with Robert Gordon, the chief executive of Highlands and Islands Development Board. Topics covered include employment issues and the recession.
Work inside the Claymore Creamery. Includes general views of testing, churning and packaging processes for cream, butter and cheese.
David Rintoul talks about his production of 'As You Like It' at the Edinburgh Festival, his acting career and the theatre in Scotland in general, the possibility of setting up a theatre group in Aberdeen, in particular.
Special programme about Burns, featuring schoolchildren singing and talking about the bard, and an interview with the actor David Rintoul, who also recites a poem.
Children skateboarding on purpose built ramp in park [unidentified].
Vox pops asking people if they speak or understand Gaelic (the reporter stopping people near Central Station, Glasgow).
PREVIEW: Perth Repertory Theatre Summer Show with Johnny Beattie
Johnnie Beattie is interviewed about his part in a show called 'Scotland's For Me'. He talks about the great traditions of the British Summer Show and his career in the theatre.
General footage of amateur boxing matches between youths and young boys.
News piece about the folk singer Dick Gaughan. He talks about touring America, among other things.
PLACE IN THE SUN, a: Hay Stacking, Peat Cutting and Wild Ponies
Reversal trims from documentary on Sullom Voe, Shetland. Features hay stacking, general crofting activity of Shetland; peat cutting and stacking and general views of wild ponies on Shetland.
General views of the Cairngorms and skiers walking on the lower slopes.
Unidentified woman on unidentified golf course explaining different types of golf clubs.
gvs tractor ploughing field with c/u of plough turning soil
Various short stories featuring children.
A British Airways jumbo jet landing and passengers disembarking before other passengers embark.
Shots of farms, livestock and farming activities, most probably in the North East of Scotland.
Shots of Fraserburgh Mercat Cross and harbour, and exteriors of British Fish Canners Ltd. and Consolidated Pneumatic.
JOE HARPER INTERVIEW ABOUT BEING MANAGER OF PETERHEAD
Interview with Joe Harper, manager of Peterhead football team.
Shots of de-railed train and police at scene.
Footage of Miners' Conference in Inverness with Arthur Scargill and Jack Taylor.
Shots of Aberdeen intercut with footage of people in pubs and other footage of people exercising.
Overview of Dundee University Botanic Gardens.
Overview of croft restoration in Inverness with footage of boys doing general repair and interviews with staff.
Overview of a day at the Edinburgh Festival. Featuring general views of the city, a woman reciting 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds', girls dancing to a harp, comedy and an interview with a performer from Israel. Also brief footage of the Scottish actor famous for the "pea and ham from a chicken" line from a Knorr stock cube advert.
Report from Edinburgh about the variety of shows performing at the fringe and interview with Russell Hunter.
FIRE AND AFTERMATH KNITWEAR FACTORY ABERDEEN, SEQ AND TRIMS
A large blaze in Aberdeen (Rose Street) , progress at night, being tackled by firemen and the aftermath the following day.
Interview with Norman McLean about transferring comedy from Gaelic to an English speaking audience.
MOD REP. '82 FINALS : JOHN McDONALD AND MARY McINNES
Two finalists (John McDonald and Mary McInnes) sing songs in Gaelic at the National Mod of 1982.
Report from the Georgie Henshall Riding School in Glenfeshie near Kincraig including advice from Georgie on correct clothes, how to mount a horse, riding style etc.
News item on fishing rod maker, Mr Rob Wilson, whose rods are in demand all over the world.
Incoherent roll of unedited film, shot to provide footage for a news item on the unveiling of a wind powered electricity generator on Fair Isle.
gvs tall sailing ship ("Malcolm Miller") approaching Aberdeen harbour.
WOOD TURNING WORKSHOP RUN BY WATER FROM THE FEUGH
Gvs wood turner at work on lathe in his craftshop. The small craftshop is powered by a water wheel driven by the Water of Feugh.
Tayside Health Service workers on a strike march through Dundee, over a pay dispute.
m/s small artificial ski jump, a group of ski jumpers put on a demonstration of ski jumping with somersaults for gathered crowd. Some shots are in slow motion.
Gvs hang-gliding over highland mountains.
Children's series "Hello There" presents a dramatised story of a boy who seeks a paper-round. He is successful, and we see him delivering his rounds.
gvs the Keith agricultural show - many gvs cattle + who's got he best cow competitions etc.
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Interview with Festival Director, John Drummond
Interview with Director of Edinburgh Festival, John Drummond, regarding scheduling, finances and his views on 'Scottish' work being included in the Festival.
Reel of footage, some of which was used for a Gaelic news item about Gaelic business studies on Lewis.
Programme about children, for children. Primary school children playing in playground and at a music lesson. Fictional story about a group of children who started an activities club. Acted out (silently) by children.
Children's series presenting short little stories on the theme of sharing and working together.
Interview with a man from the Wester Ross tourist organisation concerning the future promotion of the region and the amalgamation of the Wester and East Ross tourist boards.
A shinty match, with occasional shots of spectators.
FIRE DAMAGE, THE PLAYHOUSE CINEMA, INVERNESS
A building on fire (the Playhouse Cinema, Inverness) and plumes of thick smoke.
Current affairs programme "Cause for Concern" takes a look at the Scottish legal society.
A tourism film showing Aberdeen and Inverness town centres with tourists going into Tourist Information Points. People in caravans and tents. Sunbathing on the beach, gvs around the camp sites.
General views of Ninian Oil Platform under construction.
Firemen completing a fire fighting course. Interview with Mr Harry Ewing, Sec. of State.
Shots of the aeroplanes performing in display. Spectator watching the display.
General views of wool production on a small scale, family context. Lesley and Thomas Kilbride work from their croft at Ri-Aulaidh, Cuaig, Strathcarron, Wester Ross. Most processes are covered, from rearing the sheep, spinning, dying and weaving, through to sometimes making the finished garments.
Interview with the owner of the Keiller marmalade factory in Dundee, Mr Okhai regarding the success of the business and why he took it on. Interior shots of the factory.
Hospital workers with COHSE written on plackards standing outside Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
Arthur Scargill at a conference in Inverness.
Shots of farms and their livestock. Interviews with different men about the Meat Producers in Scotland.
LEAD UP TO IPSWICH MATCH AT PITTODRIE PARK
General views of Pittodrie Park, interview with Aberdeen and Ipswich players.
Gvs of the Longforgan rail track, shot of the train that had de-railed, train lying on it's side in the water. Longforgan Signal Box.
Shots of stonemasons at work in Dundee. Shots of a castle completed with stonemasonary.
Gaelic interview about Ceilidh House. A man being interviewed in English.
Brief shot of the Aboyne Highland Games and then shots of gliders flying and landing.
Prince Philip visiting a weather centre.
The Rolling Stones arriving at Aberdeen airport and playing in concert at the Capitol in Aberdeen. Shots of fans queuing outside the ticket office with sleeping bags.
HOSTEL FOR HOMELESS AND LODGING HOUSE IN ABERDEEN
General views of a Hostel and a Lodging House in Aberdeen for the Homeless.
An interview with a council representative talking about a site run for the use of Travelling People, interview held on site.
Gvs of Aberdeen tenements, man discussing the legal issues about repairs to tenements and the tenants.
General views at an Oil Exhibition [unidentified location].
Off cut footage from a news item on the 1000th boat to be built at Millers, St. Monans, Fife.
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST LOCAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING, DUNDEE
Footage of a very large demonstration in the Dundee city centre, protesting against local government spending. Jimmy Reid and Mrs. J. Buchan deliver rallying speaches to the crowd.
HUGH SCANLON INTERVIEW: Difficulty Of Unions Getting Recognition In Oil Industry Work
Talking head interview with Hugh Scanlon concerning union membership, union recogniton within the oil industry, and the climate of unemployment.
HUGH SCANLON VISITS HALL RUSSELL SHIPYARD; COUNCIL HOUSES, DENMORE
Scottish Horticultural Medal for great garden, pitmedden
The Great Garden, Pitmedden, owned by the National Trust for Scotland. The head gardener has been awarded the Scottish Horticultural Medal.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Alan Cowie.
OPENING OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SCHOOL, INTERVIEW WITH MISS PATERSON
A news report from a newly opened Occupational Therapy School in Aberdeen.
Interior and exterior shots of the new Tayside Police Headquarters in Dundee.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: Interior and exterior shots of the new Tayside Police Headquarters in Dundee. .
LAGGAN LOCKS AND SMALL CRAFT, CALEDONIAN CANAL
A report from the Caledonian Canal, regarding repairs on the Laggan Locks and a meeting with representatives from the Department of the Environment.
STUDENT DEMONSTRATION; 'MERCIA SHORE' OIL BOAT; SILVER PRESENT FOR THE QUEEN
A compilation of news items from Grampian Television, 1977.
A demonstration by N.A.L.G.O. members demonstate over the proposed closure of Kippen House, a social work assessment centre for children.
OIL SHIP 'REGAL SERVICE'; URBAN AID SHOP, DUNDEE
News compilation from Grampian Television, 1977.
News piece about the sculptor and artist William Lamb from Montrose, with interviews about his life and work.
General views of the oil rig boat 'star canopus' in Aberdeen Harbour, just after being named.
PROPOSED CLOSURE OF TEXTILE FACTORY, SIDLAW DENBURN WORKS
News coverage of the proposed cuts in jobs and CLOSURE OF TEXTILE FACTORY, SIDLAW Textiles, Denburn Works, Brechin. Includes interior shots of the factory.
The North Carr Light Ship, now fully restored and on display as a tourist attraction in Anstruther, Fife.
Interior shots of factory, Taybridge, showing workers manufacturing waterproof cloth intended for use in garments worn on North Sea oil rigs and for outdoor garments generally. General views of mini-subs recently added to Intersub fleet for use in North Sea diving.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONVENTION, INTERVIEW WITH JOHN SMITH
Interview with John Smith regarding the Local Government Convention, covering issues of devolution, timing of the election and general political issues.
Queen Elizabeth II arrives to mark the opening of the Tay road bridge.
News features from Grampian Television, 1977. HMS Guernsey and archeological dig at Scotland's Old Parliament House.
Mr. John Cameron, owner of Dales Farm, Peterhead, talks about his decision to sell nearly 150 horses from his farm, ranging from Clydesdales to Shetland ponies. General views of this auction.
Aerial views around fire fighting ship 'Capalonga', with water cannon in operation.
NEW COACHES FOR ABERDEEN TO INVERNESS RAIL ROUTE
News report about the recent revamping of the Aberdeen to Inverness rail service.
INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SCOTLAND, MR. BRUCE MILLAN
Interview with Mr. Bruce Millan, Secretary of State for Scotland, following the announcement that Aberdeen is to lose its development status.
General views of Peterhead streets and buildings, mostly in state of disrepair.
NEW TYPE OF SURVIVAL SUIT FOR USE IN NORTH SEA
General views of the oil boat 'Sea Driller' and interview with man regarding the new survival suit design for use in the North Sea.
General views around Dundee. Featuring shops, streets and notable buildings.
'TOWN ART', GLENROTHES, DUNDEE, ABERDEEN
Art work visible in urban areas of Glenrothes, Dundee and Aberdeen. Features stone sculptures, painted tenements and sculptured walls.
PLATFORM FLOAT OUT; UNICORN PRESENTATION
Footage of world's largest oil platform leaving Ardersier, bound for Heather Oil Field, East of Shetland.
AFTERMATH OF FIRE, PALACE THEATRE, DUNDEE
General footage of the aftermath of fire that destroyed the Palace Theatre, Dundee.
Report from Edinburgh Festival featuring interviews ( one with John Drummond, Festival Director), song and exhibition of embroidery work.
Children singing songs in Gaelic. First girls on stage indoors practising routine about cloth making (waulking song) and then children outside, prompted by teacher, singing about the oil industry.
General views of the Fish Market in Macduff.
Interview with and demonstration by Bob Wilson, a traditional bamboo shoot fishing rod maker, explaining in detail the popularity of cane rods and the many differences with glass/carbon fibre rods.
ext. Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen shots of the seafront.
MEDICAL ASSESSMENT CENTRES AND INTERVIEWS WITH DR. JONES AND DR. MILES
Report on medical provision in the North Sea in 1977.
ST. ANDREWS FESTIVAL; MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS INTERVIEW
News coverage of the St. Andrews Festival of 1977.
Women modelling various fashion designs, including fur trouser suit, wedding dress and hot pants in Edinburgh [unidentified designer].
General views at Montrose Harbour as grain is loaded onto cargo vessels for export after a bumper harvest.
LANGUAGE TEACHING CENTRE FOR CHINESE AND OTHER FOREIGN SCHOOLCHILDREN, ABERDEEN
Report from St. Joseph's Primary School in Aberdeen about the language centre there and the teaching of foreign pupils, with particular reference to Chinese people.
An archeological dig in Perth (?) and its importance to the study of Mediaeval Scotland.
Interview with Alan Longmuir, formerly of the Bay City Rollers, about his comeback as a solo artist and life in the North East.
DEVOLUTION BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION / INTERVIEW WITH MR. CALAGHAN
The construction of the Devolution Building at the Royal High School, and an interview with Mr Calaghan.
Aberdeen Harbour with shots of old tawler 'Strathdon' and Granton Flacon' due for scrap. Tug 'Gervia' in the harbour.
"LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS", PERTH; "RESISTABLE RISE OF ARTURO", DUNDEE
Excerpts from two plays 'Lock Up Your Daughters' and 'Resistable Rise of Arturo' in Dundee and Perth, respectively.
The work of the Richards Textiles Factory at Broadford, Aberdeen is shown, including some good interior shots of the factory machinery and production line. Includes interview with Mr. Richards, the Managing Director.
The predicament over funding at the Royal Dundee Institution for the Blind, with reactions from blind people employed there and those in charge.
Coverage of strike action by workers on Nigg oil platform site.
A mass meeting of oil platform workers at Nigg. Speeches made by trade union representatives and questions by workers.
FLATS FOR RENOVATION, PEDDIE STREET, DUNDEE; EXTERIORS, ABERDEEN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
General views around Peddie Street, Dundee. This footage shows a pilot housing scheme on Peddie Street. Second item features exterior shots of Aberdeen College of Education.
HOME ECONOMIC LESSONS AND CONSUMER EDUCATION
Report on the importance of teaching of consumer issues in schools. Covers topics of food buying, clothing buying and customer rights.
INTERVIEW WITH CONCORDE TEST PILOT, DUNDEE AIRPORT
Interview with a Concorde test pilot at Dundee Airport.
COAL MINE VISIT BY SIR DEREK EZRA, SEAFIELD COLLIERY
A visit by Sir Derek Ezra to Seafield Colliery, Fife.
AFTERMATH OF JUTE FIRE; NORTH CARR LIGHTSHIP; 'SPAR' OIL STORAGE UNIT
Compilation of news items, featuring the aftermath of a fire at a jute warehouse at South Grove Works, Dundee; footage of the North Carr Lightship at Anstruther Harbour on a sunny day and general views of the 'Spar' floating oil storage unit beginning its transportation from Norway, bound for the Brent Oil Field.
Michael Foot makes a speech about devolution in Scotland and voting against the Party Line, at the Scottish Labour Party Conference of 1977, Perth.
AFTERMATH SCHOOL FIRE; HMS ORKNEY COMMISSIONING CEREMONY; ELGIN CITY FOOTBALL INTERVIEW
News compilation from Grampian TV in 1977.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Dermot McQuarrie.
Interview with Chairman of Arbroath Fishermens Association, Mr. Ed. Smith about EEC fishing policy and the effects of bans on the local fleet.
General views of Aberdeen Harbour, closed due to gales.
ANGUS SHOW; WORLD BANK SEMINAR; COLLISION SHIPPING
News item about an agricultural show in Angus, an interview with man regarding a World Bank Seminar in Aberdeen and views of shipping moving in and around Aberdeen Harbour.
Interview discusses a line of jewellery made to celebrate the Jubilee year, shots of production line manufacture in a costume jewellery factory in Glenrothes.
Boatbuilding work in Anstruther Harbour, rebuilding a Shetland fishing boat to original state for use in Fisheries Museum. Includes an interview with the Curator of the Fisheries Museum about the recruitment of ex-boatbuilders on this job creation scheme.
Interior shots of police headquarters in Inverness and of a search being made along a country road with dogs.
General views inside Aberdeen's West End branch of the Clydesdale Bank where new television banking facilities are seen in action.
A look at the work students do at Perth Catering College.
Manufacturing processes involved in producing Caboc cheese.
LAGGAN LOCKS REPAIR WORK; SCHOOLBOY FOOTBALL INTERNATIONALIST
General construction work on the Laggan Locks, Caledonian Canal and interview with fifteen year old Andrew Doran about under fifteen Scotland v England match.
BRISTOW HELICOPTER DISPUTE, START OF STRIKE
News coverage of a dispute and strike by helicopter pilots at Bristows, also supported by British Airways pilots.
A programme about a new underwater sea buggy and demonstration of it working in Stonehaven Bay.
Primary school girls from Isle of Lewis explain how cheese and other dairy products are made.
A British Airways Helicopter is seen on a rescue mission. Includes shots of man being given mouth to mouth resuscitation.
Demonstration of new speed monitoring device than can calculate the average speed of moving vehicles.
General views of work at Newton Stewart Gas Works, featuring the shovelling of coal into furnace and cooling of this coal.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS; JOB CENTRE; NEWSPAPER STRIKE; TAYSIDE LOTTERY
News compilation. Exteriors of National Cash Register factories in Gourdie and Camperdown; a Job Centre in Aberdeen; exteriors of the Aberdeen Press and Journal and Evening Express buildings; promotional interview for the Tayside Lottery.
General views around Hazelhead Park, Aberdeen. Includes shots of children playing and picnic area.
The Big T Whisky Distillery and the processes used to make whisky there are shown.
Report about heavy snow conditions in the North East of Scotland and how these have affected movement and safety of people, often stranded by adverse weather conditions.
Prince Charles visits an oil rig in the North Sea.
Coverage of the Martini International Golf Tournament. Includes interview with Tommy Horton.
The children of Mingus Hill High School, Dundee, train in pool.
NEW COMPUTER, ROBERT GORDON'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Mr. Ian Ellis, Head of Computer Services at Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology explains the uses of a new £200,000 computer which will have industrial as well as academic benefits to the Aberdeenshire and offshore economies.
General views around Newburgh, Fife. Includes shots of post office and Tayside Floorcloth Company's linoleum factory.
The story of Gas and its mutitude of uses to modern man.
OIL PLATFORM AND DESERTED HIGHLAND FABRICATORS SITE AT NIGG DURING STRIKE
Views of an empty Highland Fabricators site at Nigg, Cromarty Firth, with shots of the unfinished platform.
SEAFORTH CLANSMAN DECOMPRESSION CHAMBER; INTERVIEW WITH TED BROCKLEBANK
Report about the newly built Seaforth Clansman Decompression Chamber.
General views around Dingwall. Most of film, however, consists of shots of the Cromarty Bridge under construction and heavy load traffic passing along adjacent road.
COMMUNITY SERVICES EXHIBITION, ABERDEEN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
The work of Youth and Community groups at Aberdeen College of Education.
Views of an exhibition promoting the sights and attractions Scotland has to offer, particularly aimed at the Scots themselves.
The sailing yacht 'Christian Bach' bound for Australia, crewed by naval cadets.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Lesley McLeod.
LAWSONS FACTORY, DYCE; SHIPPING AND SMALL CRAFT, LOCKS ON CALEDONIAN CANAL
A report about a gold panner from Sutherland and how he searches for gold.
The work of the South Grampian Schools Basketball Association.
PROFILE OF EX-FOOTBALLER TOMMY GALLAGHER
Profile of the footballer Tommy Gallagher of Dundee.
LAUNCH OF 'SWAABIE'; HIGH RISE FLATS, ABERDEEN; CADBURY FACTORY, MONTROSE; police dog-handlers, Tain
News compilation. Union members picket the Filtrona Fibers factory; shots of a bus in Dundee Bus Station; an exhibition for school children about the Royal Family in the Queen's Jubilee Year
INTERVIEW WITH MR. PYM OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
Interview with Mr Francis Pym of the Conservative Party, regarding the issue of devolution.
A report about Strathearn Glass in Perthshire. Interior shots of craftsmen at work and an interview with glass engraver and sculptor, Alasdair Gordon.
A football match between Aberdeen and Middlesborough. Includes shots of Davy Robb.
The work at the factory of Buchans Meat Producers Ltd. Shows carcasses being hung and wrapped and skins being trimmed, as well as extensive exterior shots of the factory.
The problems of attracting employment and industry to Brechin, in the light of the imminent closure of the Denburn Works.
A small circus tours village halls entertaining children throughout Scotland. Includes interviews with clowns and demonstration of their talents.
SPORTSCALL RALLY AND INTERVIEW WITH DAVID GILLANDERS
Offroad car rally driving with David Gallanders. Includes interview with the driver.
OPENING CEREMONY ORKNEY/CAITHNESS (TRIMS)
Trims from the opening ceremony of Independent/Grampian television in Orkney and Caithness. Includes shots of people in fancy dress as cavemen, mostly women.
Overview of the work of George a shepherd who has won the prestigious Shepherd of the Year award and shots of his hill farm in Glen Quaich. Interview and shots of him at work with collie dogs and sheep.
Overview of the introduction of a 26 hour lighting cycle at an egg laying battery farm and interview with scientist (?)
Iv with MP Willie Hamilton concerning his book on the Royal family, and the stushie it caused.
Interview with Milk Marketing manager about methods of increasing milk consumption, for example flavoured milk for teenagers plus gvs Twin Spires Creamery.
Interview with John Martyn the folk singer about his influences.
(1) ELECTION REPORT TO CAMERA (2) JO GRIMMOND INT. (3) GOLF INTERVIEWS (4) NEW FACTORY/DEPOT
October 1974 Election round up. Jo Grimond Intv. Rotarians palying golf at St.Andrews. New factory opening.
Genrral views of Portree on Skye, island people and landscapes.
OPENING OF WHISKY DISTILLERY, AUCHROISK BANFFSHIRE
Item concerning the opening of a new whisky distillery at Auchroisk, Banffshire, and the comments made thereupon by George Thomson,Common Market Commissioner concerning North Sea oil .
Overview of a quite bad road crash between two cars on the road to Aberdeen. Ambulance and police arrive.
Interview with Cargill regarding the merits of Danish bacon in the UK intercut with shots of shoppers in supermarket
OPENING OF HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH UNIT, INVERGOWRIE
Iv with Lord Hughes , Minister of State at Scottish Office, concerning the opening of a new laboratory at the Horticultural Research Institute, Invergowrie. Plus some additional related footage.
Launching of the Dee Shore, a large boat, at Aberdeen docks.
TARMAC COVERING, RIVERSIDE AIRSTRIP DUNDEE
Trim footage of a report on the opening of an all weather surface landing at Riverside, Dundee Airport.
Trim footage of man at work on home loom and shots of finished articles.
Shots of Lanarkshire towns, Larkhall, Hamilton and Blantyre plus well known politicians canvassing the electorate. Viewing copy available of Reel 2, which includes shots of George Robertson canvassing in Hamilton with Dennis Healey in the 1978 by-election.
Stonehaven harbour. News item about Rudolph Steiner school in Murtle, Aberdeenshire.
HAULAGE STRIKE - SHOTS OF PICKETS & INTER, ABERDEEN
TGWU official picket line, pickets standing outside depot, Aberdeen.
Trims of various skits performed at the 1982 Edinburgh Festival. Including famous celebrities such as Griff Rhys Jones and Clive Anderson .
A fish processing plant in Peterhead. Includes interview with the manager.
EXHIBITION ON DUDLEY WATKINS, COMIC ARTIST
News report about the cartoonist Dudley Watkins (whose work included the creation of the character 'Desperate Dan'). Includes interviews with his former editors on the 'Dandy' and general editor of comics at D.C. Thomson, Dundee.
CAR RALLY, CRAIGIEVAR CASTLE; ABERDEEN FOOTBALL CLUB; CAR RALLY, FORT WILLIAM
News compilation. A vintage car rally at Craigievar Castle, aimed at supporting a campaign to create a Grampian Transport Museum at Alford. General views Aberdeen Football team and Pittodrie Stadium. Over eighty Austin 7 car owners converge on Fort William to participate in a rally celebrating the 50th anniversary of the successful ascent and descent of Ben Nevis in a single day by a Baby Austin.
A report from the National Cash Register factory in Dundee, covering a demonstration of a new 24 hour cash machine prototype and its manufacture and an interview about employment levels within the company.
The Scottish Telecommunications Board, Emergency Unit and its possible uses.
Interior shots of a busy butchers shop in Aberdeen Market.
Shots inside the Thomson Shepherd carpet factory in Dundee and an interview discussing management of the factory, current economic trends, future of the factory, concentration on the export market and employment prospects.
A montage of reports about agricultural issues in the North East of Scotland, from the series 'Country Focus'. Features footage of Clydesdale horses ploughing, cows being milked by hand and machine and mushroom production. [film is mostly mute with intermittent sound]
UNION PROTEST MARCH; EXHIBITION; NORTHERN PROTECTOR
LAUNCH OF 'STANECHAKKER'; PACIFIC QUAY; 'HARLAW'
News compilation. Launch ceremony for the ship 'Stanechakker'. General views of Pacific Quay. Views of the ship 'Harlaw' in Aberdeen Harbour.
The benefits of horseriding to children with disabilities are examined. Includes interviews with the children and their parents as well as footage of lessons with the horses.
A report from the Garscadden By-Election. Features political candidates from different parties at work.
Some footage from the Cutty Sark Scottish Curling Championship in Perth.
SCOTTISH FISHERIES MUSEUM: Treasures In Store
Around Anstruther Harbour and some shots of the Scottish Fisheries Museum there.
Fochabers during Bicentenery celebrations.
Interview with Professor Mackintosh in an Aberdeen office about the forthcoming electronics revolution in Britain.
Report on the Methil based author Charles Bristow.
NEW EXTENSION TO OLD PEOPLE'S HOUSE; Uniroyal World Junior curling championships
New compilation. The Countess of Strathmore and Mar opens sheltered housing project extension at Farrington House, Dundee. General views at the Uniroyal World Junior curling championships , held in Aviemore.
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY CENTRE CUTS
A protest march through the streets of Aberdeen, by various students, clubs and Northfield and Tillydrone Community Centres against a proposal by Grampian Education Committee to impose a levy on community centre membership and proposed education cuts.
POTATO HARVEST; BUS FOR HANDICAPPED; STRIKE AT ABERDEEN HARBOUR
News compilation. General views potato harvesting. A bus for people with disabilities, is presented to Lady Margaret Tennant. Striking men in dispute at Aberdeen Harbour.
A news report about the idea of tenants co-operatives operating in existing council housing estates.
An insight into the art work produced in the print workshops of Peacock Printmakers Ltd, Aberdeen, soon after being established in 1974. Includes demonstrations of various printing techniques.
FIRE AT ABERDEEN HARBOUR; MURDER IN CAIRNGORMS; SKIING CHAMPIONSHIPS
News compilation. Firefighters tackle a blaze at Aberdeen Harbour, which was started by an oxy-acetylene torch. A murder scene in the Cairngorms where the body of 22 year old Sheena Livingstone was discovered. General views skiing competition in the Cairngorms, where Stuart Fitzsimmons retained his British Mens Title.
GENERAL VIEWS, AUCHTERMUCHTY; SOCIAL SECURITY INTERVIEW
Two news items: street scenes in Auchtermuchty, and an interview with the MP for Aberdeen South Ian Sproat, who had been collecting evidence of social security fraud.
News report concerning proposed cubacks in railway lines and how this will impact on the north.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter; Alan Cowie.
BUSES; FREIGHT CHARGES, ST. CLAIR; HOUSING
Three news items: 1. Aberdeen bus fare rise. 2. Shetland freight charges. 3. Mintlaw housing
DEMONSTRATION OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF BEEF CUTS
A butcher demonstrates various cuts of meat and their uses.
A news report giving views for and against the possiblity of creating an 'Inverness United' football team, from the existing teams; namely Thistle, Clachnacudden and Caledonian.
Works of art produced by inmates of Peterhead Prison, are seen hung in bedrooms and in canteen.
NEW INSHORE LIFEBOAT; NEW MUSEUM AND EXHIBITION CENTRE; TYPHOID SHIP 'DONEGAL'
New RNLI lifeboat in Stonehaven. Int. new museum James Duns House, Schoolhill Aberdeen. Typhoid scare on jute ship 'Donegal'.
LAYING OF FOUNDATION STONE, LENNOX TOWN HOUSE, ABERDEEN
Brief footage of the small ceremony to commemorate the laying of the foundation stone for Lennox Town House, Aberdeen.
Gvs the launching of HMS Orkney from an Aberdeen shipyard.
Interiors and shots of manufacture in Haven Products Limited, a factory providing job opportunities for people with disabilities. Workers manually assemble electronic (?) circuit boards. Exterior shots of Longman Industrial Estate.
Interior shots of a toy shop and its wares, at 'Santaland', Aviemore.
Intv. with Lord Provost of Aberdeen regarding burial of a time casket in Aberdeen as a result of dissolution of town council due to local govt. reorganisation.
A report from the Offshore Exhibition '75, which is the biggest exhibition of its kind outside the U.S.A. Features interviews with organisers.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Ted Brocklebank.
Report about the attractions of a new YMCA Centre at Dalnaglar, Glenshee (for Broughty Ferry YMCA).
A news feature about Italians in Scotland. Concentrates on their attendance at a conference gathering in Aviemore and their culture.
CONSTRUCTION WORK, EDEN COURT THEATRE; DIGHTY BURN POLLUTION; SCHOOL MEALS; CAR CRASH
News compilation from Grampian Television. Construction work on the exterior of the Eden Court Theatre, Inverness. Shots of the Dighty Burn, suspected to be polluted. A report on the standards of school meal provision, includes interviews with children. Brief footage of the aftermath of a car crash.
FIRE DAMAGE AT DORWARD HOUSE; NEW OLD PEOPLE'S HOME IN ELGIN; HOUSE WHERE CHILD WAS MURDERED; NEW FISH TESTING MACHINE
News compilation. A report from Dorward House, an old folks home in Montrose in the aftermath of a fire there. A new home for the elderly, Bishopmill House, is opened in Elgin. Exteriors of housing in Hunter Crescent, Perth, where a child died (possibly murdered). Demonstration of a new machine used to test the freshness of fish at an Aberdeen Fish Merchant.
Interview with the opera singer Ian Wallace, regarding his career.
HMS JURA COMMISSIONED, SOUTH QUEENSFERRY
Three news items: 1. Earl of Strathmore opening Forfar's new recreation centre. 2. hms Jura in dock in South Queensferry. 3. trawler 'fertile vale' beached at Balmedie.
INTERVIEW WITH HUGH BROWN, UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SCOTLAND
Iv with HUGH BROWN, UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SCOTLAND, concerning the government's dealings with the north-east fishing industry.
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, ABERDEEN/BALLACHULISH
Gvs Ballachulish bridge construction + m/s the Ballachulish car ferry which, in future, will be replaced by the bridge.
Footage of political candidates on their 1974 election campaigns in the Dundee East constituency.
OIL SUPPLY SHIP 'OILMARINER'; MOTOR CYCLE SCRAMBLES; FACTORY VISIT (ELECTRONICS)
Gvs ext. and int. new oil rig supply boat 'Oil Mariner' in Aberdeen. Gvs bikers scrambling on dirt course. Scottish Secretary Gordon Campbell touring Tarka Controls electronics factory in Inverness.
Fisheries Museum, Anstruther. Trims country policeman on rounds in Pittenweem.
Grampian Association of Health Service Unions protesting at public expenditure cuts during visit to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary by Scottish Secretary Bruce Millan.
STUC CONFERENCE: Interviews with McLean and Barr
Interviews from the STUC (Scottish Trades Union Conference), regarding economic issues in Scotland, namely energy and transport policies.
General views of the New Town of Glenrothes. Features housing, factories and shopping areas. Also includes shots of an exhibition publicising plans for future development of the town to those resident in Glenrothes.
Studio interview with Bruce Millan regarding the Scottish Development Agency and issues of economic regeneration and unemployment around Dundee.
OPENING OF SAVO ELECTRONICS FACTORY, INVERNESS
The opening ceremony at Savo Electronics, Inverness, marked by a speech by Sir William Gray, Chairman of the Scottish Development Agency. Features some footage of soldering work on circuit boards.
WOMENS ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE, W.R.V.S.
Out-takes from a news piece on Social Services Cuts. This film shows the work of the Womens Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) is shown. Interior shots of a community centre with kitchens, social areas etc, the delivery of meals on wheels and footage of pensioners enjoying dinner at the Dunbar Centre.
Studio interview with Jimmy Reid about his life and political beliefs.
OPENING OF NEW EXTENSION, INVERNESS AIRPORT
Unedited reel of footage, almost documenting the opening of a new extension at Inverness Airport by a dignitary especially flown in for the occassion.
DOCKERS LOAD ST. CLAIR, ABERDEEN; MODERATOR OF PLUSCARDEN PRIORY, ELGIN
Footage from two Grampian news items, 1972: 1. Dockers loading the ship "St. Clair", Aberdeen. 2. Moderator of Pluscarden Priory, walking the grounds.
SPORTS COUNCIL VISIT, CAIRNGORMS; NEW TRAWLER "HARVEST GOLD", ORKNEY; BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, PERTH
Three items: 1. Sports Council members visit the Cairngorms. 2. Sea trials of Britain's largest fibreglass trawler, off the coast of Orkney. 3. Scottish inter-district basketball tournament, Perth.
intv with author of new book William Hardie about Scottish artists of the 19th Century.
WATER SHORTAGE, LYNE OF SKENE, ABERDEENSHIRE
News report on a long term water shortage in the village of Lyne of Skene, Aberdeenshire.
Director, [d. Alan Burrell] ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter Ted Brocklebank [floor manager David Weir].
Flooding scenes from Cuthlie, near Arbroath and Inverurie, where the River Ury burst its banks.
Fur coats are modelled and then Mr. Louis Mendelsson in Perth is interviewed about the Scottish fur industry.
Latest news on the construction of the Eden Court Theatre, Inverness and an interview with Murray Edwards.
DUNDEE UNIVERSITY CAPPING CEREMONY; MATERNITY EXTENSION OPENS AT PERTH ROYAL INFIRMARY; INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR MACKAY
News compilation. An interview with Mr. Douglas Fraser, giving his reaction to receiving the Honarary degree of Master of Medical Science by Dundee University- also includes footage of the Queen Mother participating in the graduation ceremony in her role as Chancellor. The opening of the newly built maternity extension at Perth Royal Infirmary. Interview with Professor Donald Mackay of the Political and Economic Department of Aberdeen University, regarding oil development and building of new platforms in the North Sea Oil Industry.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter; Ron Thompson .
SHETLAND TIMES INTERVIEW WITH BASIL WISHART, EDITOR
Interview with Basil Wishart, editor of the Shetland Times newspaper. Includes some footage inside the printworks.
Henry McLeish is interviewed about the job situation in Fife. Includes a visit to a Youth job scheme.
FIFE HIGHLAND SHOW; NEW FERRY BOSS, STORNOWAY; OIL DEVELOPMENT INTERVIEW, MONTROSE
Three news items: 1. Gvs at the Fife Highland Show, with some brief golf shots at St.Andrews. 2. Gvs th Ullapool-Storoway ferry "Iona". 3. iv with officials about oil development in Montrose.
LAUNCH OF VESSEL "JURA", ABERDEEN; NEW SCHOOL OPENED, INVERKEITHING; ROWING REGATTA, ABERDEEN; STOCK CAR RACING, CRIMOND
Four separate items: 1. gvs launch of the fishery patrol ship "Jura" from the Hall Russell shipyard Aberdeen. 2. Gvs around a new secondary school in Inverkeithing. 3. Gvs "North East Rowing Regatta" on the River Dee. 4. Stock car racing at the Crimond circuit.
News item on the culling of sea gulls on May Island (Firth of Forth), due to their destruction of valuable plant life and their crowding out of other species.
Election broadcasts from each of the candidates to stand for the 1973 Dundee local election, plus some general views of the city.
ATHLETICS SPRINTER, MEADOWBANK STADIUM EDINBURGH
iv with sprinter George McNeil; gvs training in gym and Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh.
Traditional wooden boat building in progress at James Miller & Sons of St. Monans. The 1000th boat this century, a 55 foot seine trawler, is seen being built by this family business.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter; Alan Saunders.
Gvs various childens playpark facilities throughout Aberdeen including the beach.
News report on the redevelopment work at Aberdeen harbour.
News report on a curling match taking place in heavy snow, Abernyte, Perthshire.
News report on the "Bank of Scotland North East Squash Competition", being held in Aberdeen.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter: Dermot McQuarrie.
(1) COLLISION AT SEA (2) (MALLAIG FISHING BOATS)
Gvs Moray Firth and barge involved in collision with oil boat. gvs Mallaig.
Intv with Scottish Under Secretary Harry Ewing.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter; Bill Mackenzie.
INTERVIEWS ON BOARD AIRCRAFT, INCLUDING SHOT OF THE BAY CITY ROLLERS
A news report about air travel. Interviews with an American Air Hostess and an aeroplane pilot about their jobs. Includes brief shots of the Bay City Rollers, passengers on this flight.
FACTORIES AFFECTED BY STOPPAGE OF REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT PREMIUM
Trims from a news item concerning the stoppage of the "regional employment premium" and the impact this will have on local business.
Overview of John the bus ticket collector who fulfils his ambition to fly on Concorde.
Iv with Bruce Millan, Secretary of State for Scotland, concerning Scottish devolution and his party's stance on holding a referendum.
Item on the Glenmore Lodge (Cairngorms) mountain rescue course.
LAUNCHING OF "SHETLAND" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Gvs lauch of a navy boat "Shetland" from Hall Russell's shipyard, Aberdeen; various shots of this shipwhich was launched by Mrs Tait, wife of Admiral A G Tait
CHILDREN'S ATHLETICS, DUNDEE; KEITH HIGHLAND SHOW
Two news items: 1. gvs small group of Dundee children running and jumping. 2. gvs at the Keith Highland show, cattle, horse jumping, people picnicing etc.
Aerial views of oil platform "Ninian" being tugged in Loch Carron.
NAMING CEREMONY OF TRAWLER 'GLEN CLOVA'; RODRICK FORBER INTERVIEW; HUGH CAMPBELL INTERVIEW
Two items: Small naming ceremony for the trawler "Glen Clova" in Aberdeen harbour and an interview with managing director Mr Hugh Campbell of J. Marr Ltd, an Aberdeen shipyard, concerning current contracts at the yard and the possibility of future redundancies.
Exterior shots of the National Coal Board Solsgirth pit, Dollar.
DUNDEE UNITED TRAINING AND INTERVIEW WITH JIM McLEAN
Dundee United Football team in training and an interview with manager, Jim McLean.
Interview with Shirley Williams about issues facing the government and the general public at election time - she mentions North Sea Oil revenues and public services.
General views, mostly of the production line and offices, of North Eastern Farmers factory.
ABERDEEN FOOTBALL CLUB TRAINING AND INTERVIEW WITH MANAGER, ALEX FERGUSON
Aberdeen football players in training on blaze pitch, and interview with manager, Alex Ferguson.
NEW RECTOR OF ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY, SANDY GALL, INSTALLATION CEREMONY
The installation of Sandy Gall as rector of Aberdeen University. Includes footage of actual ceremony at Marischal College, and brief interview with him about the job.
Experiments to prove the Capercaillie male produces a sound too low to be audible by the human ear.
YOUNG BRICKLAYERS COMPETITION AND INTERVIEW
A competition for young bricklayers is recorded, and then an interview about the value of training qualified bricklayers.
Aberdeen College of Education is the venue for a showcase of all that is good about music and arts education.
DEVOLUTION INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT HUGHES, ABERDEEN
Studio interview in Aberdeen with Robert Hughes, who explains his support for a 'no' vote in the forthcoming devolution referendum.
Explanation of a new Decca 'Clearscan' radar system in operation at Aberdeen Harbour. Includes an interview with man about the system.
RNLI LIFEBOAT; DOCKERS UNLOADING CARGO IN ABERDEEN
RNLI lifeboat arrives in Aberdeen. Dockers unload cargo of frozen meat from Australia.
STEAM LOCOMOTIVE - 'UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA'
Steam locomotive, the Union of South Africa, approaches Kirkcaldy station on an excursion run.
MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAMS BRING DOWN BODY OF GIRL (NIGHT SHOTS); INTERVIEW WITH DOUGAL HASTON, MOUNTAINEER
Mountain rescue teams in Cairngorms. Studio interview with mountaineer Dougal Haston.
Studio interview with Lulu about her life and career.
Gvs int. Youth Employment Office, Aberdeen.
LOCH CARRON/VILLAGE DRUMBUIE. PORT CAM - WESTER ROSS ALSO FERRY AT KYLE OF LOCHALSH
Trims gvs in Drumbuie, Wester Ross, Kyle of Lochalsh.
The story of a roller skating club, started in Coupar Angus. Mostly features footage of skating class in sports hall.
TENOVUS MEDICAL CHARITY, INTERVIEW AND EQUIPMENT, NINEWELLS HOSPITAL DUNDEE
A news report about charitable fundraising for Tenovus on Tayside, which has enabled the provision of a specialist cardiac service based at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee.
Work at a potato processing plant. Includes shots of sorting, weighing, bagging and loading potatoes onto delivery lorries.
DEVOLUTION, SHERIFF THOMSON SPEAKING TO PUBLIC IN UNION STREET, ABERDEEN
Sheriff Thomson walks about with pro-Devolution placard urging people to vote in forthcoming referendum, in Union Street, Aberdeen.
SOLDIER, FIREMEN AND UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE
A report about facilities and accommodation provided for troops who manned the 'Green Goddess' Fire Engines, during the Fire Service strike.
News compilation. Report on the increased need for training in the fire service and the current feelings on conditions of service. A female bowler from Montrose explains how she won a ruling to enable men and women to play against one another at their bowling green. Developments with high speed trains on the Aberdeen line.
Gvs ext. and int. of new Hydro Electric power station at Foyers on Loch Ness.
(1) GAS STRIKE INTERVIEW (2) (GAS STRIKE REPORT)
Advice from Miss Isobel Rae, gas board home service advisor, about how to conserve gas through the one day strike.
(1) OIL SUPPLY SHIPS AT DUNDEE (2) TRADE MISSION INT. DUNDEE
Oil supply ships at Dundee harbour. Intv with John Aitken deputy Chairman of the Dundee Chamber of Commerce.
HOSPITALS DUNDEE/ABERDEEN; CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS; MOUNTAIN RESCUE DOGS; PROVOST SKENE HOUSE, ELPHINSTONE HOUSE
Gvs Ninewells hospital, Dundee & Foresterhill hospital Aberdeen. International Curling. Scottish Under Secretary Alick Buchanan Smith in the Glencoe mountains for the annual training course of the Scottish Search and Rescue Dog Association. Provost Skene's House museum and Elphinstone House Catholic Chaplaincy Aberdeen.
ST. MACHAR CATHEDRAL AND INTERVIEW WITH CARDINAL GRAY; GLENROTHES COMPUTER SOFTWARE FACTORY
General views including exterior and interior shots of St. Machar Cathedral, Aberdeen. Interview with Cardinal Gray. Man in computer office, 'Gemini Software', talking to reporter about developing computer games technology.
INTERVIEWS WITH BRUCE MILLAN AND FAIRGREAVES
Interviews about politics with Bruce Millan and Mr. Fairgreaves. Specifically giving reaction to Mr. Jim Callaghan's decision to postphone the election.
COAL FIRE GASWORKS BUILT 1862; BEN BHRAGGIE HOTEL, SUTHERLAND
General views in and around coal fired gasworks, built in 1862 by one of the Dukes of Sutherland to supply his Dunrobin Castle and estate workers homes. The works are now under threat of closure from the Gas Board who want to convert use from piped to bottled gas. Shows footage of the Ben Bhraggie hotel and kitchen, where gas fired appliances are shown for cooking.
ELGIN CITY FOOTBALL CLUB, JIMMY JOHNSTONE
General views of a football match between Elgin City club (black and white vertical stripes) and [unidentified] team in red strip. Featuring Jimmy Johnstone playing and brief shot of him signing autographs.
News compilation. Interview with Conservative politician Teddy Taylor, concerning fisheries policy. Interior shots of a mackerel processing factory.
Producer, [p.c. Grampian Television]. -- Credits: reporter Bill Mackenzie.
WORLD WAR ONE REUNION, BEACH PAVILION, ABERDEEN
A reunion of World War One veterans, held in the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen.
The restoration of Pitcaple Castle, Aberdeenshire.
Dept of Employment caravan in Aberdeen housing scheme with banner: 'Jobs For Women'. Interview with Department of Employment Area Manager.
Interview with Arthur Mundy, regarding the scuttling of the fleet at Scapa Flow, and his experiences bringing the boats up to the surface.
Producer, [p.c. Grampian Television]. -- Credits: reporter Alan Cowie.
A football match between Aberdeen and Morton. Most of the footage consists of crowd shots.
A news report about a phenomenon hitting Aberdeen in the wake of the film 'Saturday Night Fever' - John Travolta style dance classes.
Interview with the poet Alan Bold in Glenrothes, about his recent book of poetry based around the football World Cup. Also features an actor reciting/performing his work.
Held at Pittodrie football stadium, this film records a gala day in honour of Bobby Clark, featuring a penalty shoot out competition between former managers at Aberdeen and general views of football games. Features many footballing legends, ranging from Ally McLeod and Alex Ferguson to Matt Armstrong and Jimmy Bonthrone.
Producer, [p.c. Grampian]. -- Credits: reporter Bill MacKenzie.
"NO TO DEVOLUTION" SPEECH AT EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY BY LORD HOME
Lord Home giving speech about devolution at Edinburgh University.
NUPE ancilliary workers strike at Ninewells hospital in Dundee.
Interview with Dr Paterson about rickets which affects mostly elderly women through Vitamin D deficiency.
Firemen ext. Grampian Fire Brigade station in Aberdeen - firemen on picket line.
Ext Smedleys HP canning factory in Blairgowrie. Intv with shop stewards.
Short educational stories featuring a variety of families, children and situations.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [d. E.D. BREMNER] [ed. C.MAIN].
Slaughterhouse in Banchory opened by A. Buchanan-Smith, Tory M.P.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson taking a round of golf at Balmoral private course.
Gvs Polaris Submarine HMS Resolution in Firth of Forth. Gvs Submarine HMS Oracle in Aberdeen Harbour.
LORD PROVOST OPENS NEW TRAVEL CENTRE AT ABERDEEN STATION
The new travel centre at Aberdeen Station is opened by the Lord Provost of Aberdeen.
Interior and exterior shots of the Reekie factory in Forfar, which manufactures agricultural machinery.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: camera P. Moran.
News report about toys and games buying habits at Christmas.
CHARITY PARACHUTE JUMP; AMBULANCES; AUCHMITHIE ROAD
News compilation. A charity parachute jump by six members of the Inverness Round Table is made at Dalcross Airport. General views of ambulances at a hospital. A dangerous dirt track road at Auchmithie Harbour, near Arbroath.
General views around a piece of wasteland where travelling people have based themselves AND THEIR CARAVAN HOMES.
Workers from the CPT Engineering Works in Tullos, Aberdeenshire, engaged in a protest march against the smell from the neighbouring Caledonian Fishmeal Works.
A new weather centre and its equipment, situated in the Cairngorms.
gvs launch of the 'The Rochea' trawler at Hall Russell's shipyard Aberdeen.
Naming ceremony of the 'Clansman' ferry boat Hall Russells shipyard, Aberdeen.
Crowd outside Aberdeen railway station, steam train puffing along tracks on cobbled street .
The painter Sir William McTaggart speaking at the opening ceremony of Grays School of Art new building in Aberdeen.
Anti-Vietnam War demonstration in Aberdeen.
DOCKERS LOAD SUPPLIES ABOARD M.V.ST.CLAIR DURING DOCK STRIKE
Dockers loading supplies aboard St Clair at Aberdeen Harbour.
Gvs firemen fighting blaze at jute warehouse in Dundee.
A report on urban degeneration in Dundee.
Mute unedited roll of footage used for a report on industrial development in Peterhead.
Footage from a news item on a fishmerchants' dispute in Peterhead/Aberdeen.
talking head iv with Sir Alex Douglas Home, concerning the Scottish Bill, a Scottish assembly etc.
NORTH SEA SPRING TIME SWIM, ABERDEEN BEACH
Members of Aberdeen Sea Swimmers Club taking a dip at Aberdeen beach to mark their "North Sea springtime swim".
Winter outdoor sports in Alford, Aberdeenshire: curling and ice skating.
OPENING OF NEW RAILWAY STATION, KIRKCALDY
Provost H.A. Nicholson officially opens the new rail station at Kirkcaldy by flagging off the first train to depart.
Trim footage showing Edward Heath visits various Scottish industries.
SNOW CONDITIONS, ABERDEENSHIRE; ENVIRONMENT INTERVIEW; SALMON FISHING, KENMORE; SWIMMER DAVID WILKIE
Four news items: 1. Road traffic in heavy snow storm, Aberdeenshire. 2. Iv with a professor concerning environmental issues, pertaining to north sea oil industry. 3. Ceremony for the opening of salmon season , Kenmore. 4. Iv with swimmer David Wilkie concerning the Scottish team's chances in the forthcoming Commonwealth games in New Zealand.
LONGANNET COAL MINE; ABERDEEN HARBOUR; CHILDREN'S ART EXHIBITION; DYCE DEVELOPMENT INTERVIEW; FLOODING AT FORT WILLIAM
Five news items: 1. m/s + l/s exts. Longannet Coal Mine. 2. gvs boats in Aberdeen harbour in very heavy rain. 3. gvs exhibition of children's art. 4. iv with John Maxwell concerning development at Dyce airport 5. gvs very bad flooding in the town of Fort William.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES, NEW ZEALAND; OPEN CAST COAL MINE, COWDENBEATH; NEW PLAYER FOR ABERDEEN F.C.
Three items: 1. Footage from a track race won by a Scotsman at the New Zealand Commonwealth Games. 2. JCB machines on an open cast mine outside Cowdenbeath. 3. Aberdeen FC in training, with new signing Jim Henry.
Gvs candidates electioneering on the streets of Dundee East in preparation for the 1974 by-election.
ELECTION CANDIDATES; SCHOOL SHORTAGE INTERVIEW; FAROESE TRAWLER NORDFINNUR
Three news items: 1. Electioneering on the streets of Aberdeen. 2. Problem of overcrowding in Timmergreens Primary School. 3. Gvs trawler "Nordfinnur" in harbour.
TRAWLERS IN FOR THE NEW YEAR; DECCA RECORDER; TRAWLERS IN HARBOUR; WINNIE EWING
Four Grampian news items: 1. Trawlers tied up for the new year break. 2. Fishing boat Decca Recorder battered by gale force winds. 3. Trawlers in harbour. 4. Winnie Ewing MP visits a factory of some sort.
Sir A.B. King and Professor M. Swan make speeches to audience at the opening of a new grampian t.v. studio in Edinburgh.
Reporter talks to old Orcadian man Mr Isaac Moar, recounting his memories of the surrounding deserted derelict village (Isle of Hoy), and of WW1.
Demolition of Mauretania at dockside in Inverkeithing.
Gvs Polaris Submarine HMS Resolution in Firth of Forth.
Gvs Jehovah's Witness Convention at ice rink in Dundee.
Glass paperweight manufacture at Strathearn Glass.
Aberdeen footballers training for a European football match. Interview with Alex Ferguson.
ARBROATH F.C. FOOTBALL MANAGER, ALBERT HENDERSON
Intv with Arbroath FC manager Albert Henderson at Gayfield Park.
Gvs modern houses in Dundee and Aberdeen.
SCHOOLS AND HOUSING ESTATE; JOB CREATION CENTRE
Gvs schools and houses in Westhill. Job creation centre in Dundee.
Children arrive at the Bells Sports Centre in Perth for roller skating training.
Studio interview with Margo Macdonald, regarding her dissatisfaction with current housing policy.
Item on a veteran primary school teacher at Garlogie. Note: No mention made of the school closing or the teacher retiring.
LAUNCHING OF OIL TANKER "SILVEREID" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Launch of the oil tanker "Silvereid" by Mrs Frank McCoy at Hall Russell's shipyard, Aberdeen.
OIL RIG/SHORE RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, STONEHAVEN GPO STATION
Interior shots at Stonehaven GPO radio station, used as a oil rig-to-shore communications base.
Hydrofoil going to and from Peterhead harbour; int. shots of this boat - passenger seating and driver's area.
BUILDING FERRY BOATS AT HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Trim footage from a news item on Hall Russell shipyard, Aberdeen 1963.
Launch of small fishing boat "Juneve" (reg "PD 432") + trims.
Fishermen haul in salmon nets out of river Dee, salmon are stunned and put into crates.
Various areial shots over Shetland landmarks, taken from a helicopter. [Footage used for the Grampian TV programme "A Place In the Sun"]
MEAT FOR SAINSBURY'S OF LONDON, ABERDEEN STATION
Trim footage from a news item concerning a train carrying Scottish beef to Sainsbury's, London.
Various shots traffic census in Perth: traffic is stopped, drivers are interviewed.
Trawler "Resolute" is launched by Mrs Jack Martin.
LAUNCH OF DREDGER "THE SHEARWATER" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S , ABERDEEN
Dredger ship "The Shearwater" is launched by Mrs William Ross from Hall Russell's shipyard, Aberdeen.
REGATTA AND BEAUTY COMPETITION, FINDHORN
TRAWLER "LADY PARKES" LAUNCHED FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Trawler "Lady Parkes" is launched by Mrs J. Ingle from Hall Russell's shipyard, Aberdeen.
CARGO SHIP "AVOCET" LAUNCHED FROM JOHN LEWIS SHIPYARD, ABERDEEN
Cargo ship "Avocet" is launched from the John Lewis yard, Aberdeen.
M.G.M. FILM UNIT ON LOCATION AT LOCH NESS
M.G.M. film crew shooting a military film sequence at Loch Ness: frogmen emerge from the water's edge.
Steam ship "Earl Sigurd" making its last journey from Kirkwall harbour.
Gvs Aberdeen beach in the summer - busy with people sunbathing, children playing, paddlers in the sea.
SEAMAN'S MISSION FOUNDATION STONE CEREMONY, PETERHEAD
The foundation stone ceremony for the new Peterhead Seaman's Mission.
TRAWLER "ANEMONE" LAUNCHED FROM HALL RUSSELL'S YARD, ABERDEEN
large trawler "Anemone" is launched by Mrs Eric Thomson from Hall Russell's yard, Aberdeen. Yard workers look on.
JUNIOR FOOTBALL MATCH, ABERDEEN: Sunnybank vs Shoots Bon Accord
Junior football match between Sunnybank and Shoots Bon Accord, at Heatheryfold ground, Aberdeen .
LAUNCHING OF TUG "INCHCOLM" FROM J. LEWIS YARD, ABERDEEN
Tug boat "Inchcolm" is launched from J. Lewis yard, Aberdeen.
DRY DOCK LAUNCHED, CALEDON SHIPYARD DUNDEE
Launch of some sort of platform from Caledon shipyard, Dundee.
ABERDEEN LIFEBOAT TOWS INTO PORT FRASERBURGH SEINE NETTER "CRYSTAL RIVER"
gvs lifeboat towing into port a Fraserburgh fishing boat.
ICE HOCKEY: Dundee Rockets Vs Murrayfield Raiders
Gvs ice hockey match between Dundee Rockets and Murrayfield Raiders at Dundee ice rink.
WOMEN FOR EQUAL PAY DEMONSTRATION, BEACH BALLROOM, ABERDEEN
Small group of women, and one man standing outside the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen, protesting over equal pay. The Equal Pay Act became law in 1970.
Trawler "Kathleen" (reg. no. SY 452) is launched from small yard in Sandhaven.
BRITISH RAILWAYS: Workers Protest March, Inverurie
British rail emloyees march through the streets of Inverurie in demonstration against impending redundancy.
"KIRKELIA" LAUNCHED FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Launch ceremony for the large ship "Kirkelia" from Hall Russell's yard, Aberdeen, 1965.
ANTI-POLLUTION DEMONSTRATION, RIVER SPEY, AVIEMORE
A small group of people stand beside the River Spey in protest against the polluting of the river by several discharge pipes.
STORNOWAY FERRY; POLICE HEADQUARTERS VISIT; SHETLAND COUNCIL OIL CONTROL
Shots of CalMac ferry service between Stornoway and Ullapool. Scottish Under Secretary Alick Buchanan Smith tours new Aberdeen City Police HQ in Queen Street.
(1) FALKLAND HOUSE CEREMONY (2) ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG (3) SPEYSIDE RAILWAY (4) PRIVATE BUNGALOWS
Ceremony at Falkland House. Archaeological site at Raigmore near Inverness. Strathspey railway station on Speyside. Private bungalows in Aberdeen.
Procession and awards ceremony for the Festival of St. John, Aberdeen 1970.
CALEDONIAN CANAL CRUISE SHIP; NEW STUDENTS' UNION BUILDING, DUNDEE; TAYSIDE CRAFTS EXHIBITION INTERVIEW, PERTH
Three news items 19/4/74: 1. pleasure boat "Scot II" on the Caledonian Canal. 2. New student's Union building at Dundee University. 3. iv with the Tayside Development Officer concerning a craft exhibition in Tayside.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporters: Alan Saunders and Ron Thompson.
Footage of the Dundee-Newport ferry "Scotscraig" making its last voyage (1966), having been supeceded by the new Tay Road Bridge.
LAUNCHING CEREMONY OF THE GERMAN CARGO SHIP "DUBURG" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S , ABERDEEN
Launch of German cargo ship "Duburg" by Mrs Urusla Stolez from Hall Russell's shipyard, Aberdeen.
LAUNCHING OF TRAWLER "CRISCILLA" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Launch of trawler "Criscilla" by eight year old Elizabeth Hamer from Hall Russell's yard, Aberdeen.
Gvs at RNLI launching ceremony for new lifeboat "James and Mariskay Joicey" at Peterhead.
MODERATOR OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, RT. REV. L. SMALL, ABERDEEN
Moderator of Church of Scotland, the Rt. Rev. L. Small, is shown around various initiatives in Aberdeen, including a woodworkshop and a golf coaching session.
Int. laundrette, old woman empties clothes out washing machine into basket.
BRITISH RAILWAYS: Sentimental Train Journey Montrose - Inverbervie
A ceremonious train journey from Montrose to Inverbervie, in which passengers have dressed in period costume.
SEAMAN'S STRIKE, ABERDEEN: Coal Boats Being Unloaded
Coal cargo being unloaded from boats to lorries at Aberdeen docks.
ROLL 1: Boat and crew attempt to slowly inch their way through a frozen Caledonian Canal. "tx 13/2/70" written on can. ROLL 2: Ice-breaker boat "Scot II" making way through a frozen Caledonian Canal. "tx 28/2/68" written on can.
LAUNCHING OF FISHING BOAT "BOUNTIFUL", SANDHAVEN
Launch of the fishing boat "Bountiful" by Mrs Reid from a small shipyard at Sandhaven, Aberdeenshire.
A procession throught the streets of Arbroath to mark the anniversary (650th) of the "Declaration of Arbroath".
Opening of the Willerby factory by Lord Provost Norman Hogg at the Mastrick Industrial Estate.
LAUNCHING OF THE TRAWLER "ALPHA", SANDHAVEN
Launch of the small trawler "Alpha" by Mrs R. Greive from a small shipyard at Sandhaven, Aberdeenshire.
ELECTION 1970, IAN SPROAT MP FOR ABERDEEN SOUTH
talking head iv with Ian Sproat MP for Aberdeen South concerning his victory in the 1970 general election and his ambitions for the constituency.
TRAWLER "PROTEA", HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Finishing touches being made to the trawler "Protea, Cape Town" at Hal Russell's yard Aberdeen; gvs the deck and bridge of the ship.
LAUNCHING OF TANKER "DUBLIN" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
The launching of tanker ship "Dublin" by Lady Killanin from Hall Russell's shipyard.
KEEL LAYING CEREMONY, JOHN LEWIS SHIPYARD, ABERDEEN
The ceremonious positioning and laying of a prefabricated keel piece for a new ship at John Lewis shipyard.
LAUNCHING OF OIL TANKER "POINT LAW" FROM HALL RUSSELL'S, ABERDEEN
Launch of the oil tanker "Point Law" by Lady Provost Mrs R. Lennox from Hall Russell's yard, Aberdeen.
General views Boy Scout camp in Templars Park, Aberdeen: collecting wood; country dancing; building a hide out; playing in dinghy boats in small pool.
Gvs of the festivities at the 1970 Anstruther Sea Food Festival.
GORDON LAING: Strathclyde University Sculpture
An interview with sculptor Gordon Laing, upon the installation of his steel monolith scultures, commissioned by Strathclyde University for its campus.
LIFEBOAT NAMING CEREMONY; INTERVIEW WITH ACTOR BILL SMIPSON; INTERVIEW WITH NURSES UNION SPOKESPERSON
Three news items: 1. Gvs new Stornoway lifeboat 'Hugh Williams Viscount Gough' at sea. 2. Iv with spokesperson for the Nurses' Union. 3. iv with actor Bill Simpson
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter: David Stewart.
Interior shots of Marischall college hall at Aberdeen University graduation ceremony: Alexander Gibson and Joan Sutherland receive their degrees.
NEW FAST TRAIN "CLANSMAN", INVERNESS; "FREEDOM OF AUCHTERARDER" CEREMONY TO BLACK WATCH CLAN; LAUNCH OF TRAWLER "BEVLYN DAWN", ABERDEEN
Footage from three news items 6/5/74: 1. The first Inverness -London high speed train is flagged off by the Provost of Inverness. 2. The Black Watch receiving the freedom of the Royal Burgh of Auchterarder. 3. Naming ceremony of trawler "Bevlyn Dawn" from an Aberdeen yard.
TRAWLER "BEN BRACKIE"; TRAWLER "GRAMPIAN EAGLE"; SCHOOL CHILDREN ON THE ISLE OF SHIANT
Footage used for three news items 3/4/73: 1. trawler "Ben Brackie" in Montrose harbour. 2. launch of the trawler "Grampian Eagle" from John Lewis & Sons yard, Aberdeen. 3. A party of 16 senior pupils from the Nicolson Institute in Stornoway visit the uninhabited island of Shiant, Hebrides.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DUNDEE; ICE SKATING INTERVIEW, ABERDEEN; THE CAPTAIN SCOTT; SHOP SIGN, ABERDEEN
Four news items: 1. Iv with man discussing industrial development in Dundee district. 2. Young figure skater Gary Greig, Aberdeen. 3. Schooner "Captain Scott" on Loch Eil . 4. shots of Aberdeen shop window with special reductions for election day.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporters; David Stewart, Alan Saunders.
Work procedures at Fife Educational Television Service.
Interview with Secretary of State Bruce Millan.
The Aberdeen rowing regatta on the River Dee, Aberdeen.
Interview with Captain Robertson about tenants and white settlers on North Ronaldsay. Features general views of the island.
Report and interviews about severe redundancies from National Cash Register (NCR) in Dundee.
News item about religious Brotherhood in Dundee.
Interview with two former prison officers about the segregation unit at Portafield Prison in Inverness.
Interview with jazz singer Marion Montgomery about her career.
Interviews and Press conferences with Conservative politician Mr Taylor and SNP politician Mr Wolfe.
Selina Scott talks to American evangelist Luis Palau about his Evangelistic crusade at Pittodrie Stadium Aberdeen.
The country legend sings a song called 'I Love the Sound of the Whistle' in a club.
INTERVIEW WITH BRIAN WILSON EDITOR OF NEW SCOTTISH NEWSPAPER
Interview with Brian Wilson about lack of full news coverage in Scottish newspapers.
Interview with Mrs Watkins, widow of Mr Dudley Watkins, the comic artist creator of Our Wullie.
Outside interview with Mr. W. Roberts about vandalism on Dundee council estate.
Various views of the Scharhorn Boat in Buckie Harbour.
Studio interview with Mr Meek about Children's Panels.
Mrs Milne being presented with lottery cheque and Councillor Mackie explaining benefits of lottery funds.
BUCCANEER AIRCRAFT LOADED WITH 1000 POUND BOMBS FOR 'TORRY CANNON'
Buccaneer planes being loaded with bombs and taking off at Lossiemouth Naval Base.
The actors Russell Hunter and Robbie Coltrane open a restaurant [unidentified location].
Footage of warehouse fire in Dundee and interview with Fire Master Jones.
General scene setting footage of Battalion Headquarters of 1st Highland Volunteers regiment, Perth.
FOOTBALL INTERVIEWS: Peterhead and Inverness Thistle
Interviews with player-managers at the football teams of Peterhead and Inverness Thistle.
RAF bomb disposal team examine and test mortar bombs at Kinloss.
Two news items, November 1974: 1. Having discovered vast stocks of blue whiting off the north east coast, scientists present the fishing industry with methods of catching and preparing the fish. 2. The Inverness county council are to take over the rights of the Corran/Ardgour ferry service from the Mackintosh family of Corran.
Displaying 70 year old Fire Engine to public and fire personnel.
SAFETY BOAT AND CAPTAIN INTERVIEW; FERRY "ST. OLA"; INVENTOR, GLENROTHES
Three news items from 1974: 1. A fishing vessel "Bannockburn" converted into a BP safety boat. 2. Ferry "St. Ola" in dock in Aberdeen. 3. Interview with a Glenrothes man who has invented a gadget to aid navigation at sea, removing the need for long mathematical calculations.
Workmen preparing Lecht ski area in Gairngorm Mountains for the 1978/79 season.
GAS TERMINAL; COLLEGE; TRAWLER; AIRPORT BUILDING WORK
News compilation footage. Featuring: (1) scene setting for gas terminal (2) scene setting for Edinburgh College (3) Launching of Glen Artney Trawler (4) development of Aberdeen Airport
A collection of interviews with various men involved in helicopter air-sea rescue operations from Dyce airport.
Comparison of old and modern farming techniques at Royal Highland Show Museum, Dundee.
Selina Scott interviewers a young woman explorer about her activities in the Panama jungle. Interview takes place in Johnston Gardens Aberdeen.
Singer Marty Robbins concert footage and interview.
Selina Scott interviews jeweller in Aberdeen about expensive slim line watch, the first of its kind in Britain.
News story about the British and Scottish participation in the Salon International Agricultural Show, Paris (?)
Police and Fire officers examine the site of head on collision between two lorries.
Santa meets children and they give him presents for his Joy Appeal.
Studio interview about industrial democracy, coverage of STUC meeting and an outside interview about the meeting in Inverness.
CLIPPER SEAFOODS INTERVIEW; S.T.U.C. INVERNESS
A man from Clipper Seafoods talks about its success. Coverage of STUC meeting at Eden Court Threatre Inverness.
Interview about Highlands Fabricators Ltd based at Nigg, Cromarty Firth. Oil platform production, with footage of plant.
SNP POLITICIAN, MR WILLIAM WOLFE; JUGGLER
News compilation. The SNP politician, Mr. William Wolfe talking about Oil Revenue. Juggler demonstrates his juggling skills and talks about the European Juggling Convention to be held in Fife.
STUDENTS CHARITIES ABERDEEN LORD PROVOST KIDNAPPED; DRINKING SPREE ON TAY ROAD BRIDGE
Student charities events, involving the Kidnapping of Aberdeen's Lord Provost and Lord Provost and drinking activities on the Tay Bridge, Dundee.
Alex Ferguson, manager of Aberdeen Football Club, talking about his teams form and looking forward to the Scottish League Division One semi-final match against Hibs. Also footage of schools International match between Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Alex Ferguson, manager of Aberdeen Football Club, at Pittodrie Stadium talking about Striker Joe Harper and his footballing abilities.
Interview with performers (including the actor Dave Anderson) in a Rock and Roll Musical and general footage of the show.
MOUNTAIN RESCUE VEHICLE; IDENTIKIT EXPERIMENTS
News compilation. Shots of new a Aberdeen mountain rescue vehicle gifted by the Order of St John. Interview and experiments involving the IDENTIKIT system by Aberdeen University Department of Psychology.
TRAWLER AGROUND; FLAT DEATH; TRAIN DERAILMENT; H.M.S UNICORN
News compilation. Footage of a half sunken trawler 'Dalewood' in Dunnet Bay Caithness. Exteriors of flat where 68 year old Miss Daisy Robertson fell almost 100 ft to her death in Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen. A cargo train derailment on West Highland railway (Glasgow to Fort William line) with men working to clear and mend track. Captain William Rennie Stewart talking about restoration of HMS Unicorn in Dundee and it being open to the public as tourist attraction.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: reporter; David Stewart.
INTERVIEW WITH LABOUR MP, JIM SILLARS; OLD PEOPLES HOME MURDER
News compilation. A young Jim Sillars (Labour MP) discusses the Scottish Assembly during a studio interview in Aberdeen. Footage of murder site and weapon, Stornoway.
FRANCES AND SEAFIELD COAL MINES; DALCROSS AIRPORT; TRAWLER OWNERS PRESENTATION; MOUNTAIN RESCUE
News compilation. Views of Frances and Seafield coal mines, Fife. Aeroplane arriving and leaving at Dalcross Airport, Inverness. Presentation of watches for long serving personnel at Trawler Owners Association Presentation, Aberdeen. RAF Rescue and St Andrews Scottish Ambulance crews working on mountainside.
'MISS HIGHLAND' BEAUTY CONTEST, INVERNESS
Contestants take part in a Miss Highland beauty contest in Inverness.
Selina Scott interviews Annie, a champion Diddler.
GENERAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE, OFFICE PROCEDURES
Personnel working in the General Accident Insurance company in Aberdeen.
Interview with two experts about how the Midget submarine will be rescued from the North Sea and how the men inside will be coping.
Gordon Highlanders Sports Open Day, Nee Soon Barracks, Singapore
Open day activities at the 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders Nee Soon Barracks, Singapore.
News compilation. Testing of thermal safety suit in North Sea. Views of Loch Kishorn.
Interview with a St. Andrews University student about golf meditation. Features a spoof sequence starring the reporter at the start.
NATO protestors involved in a car demonstration at Stornoway RAF base.
WINTER GARDENS; ARMY CADETS SKIING; OIL RIG
News compilation. Interview and shots about extension to Winter Gardens in Duthie Park, Aberdeen. Skiers practising for Army Services College Slalom in Tyrol Austria. Arial shots of oil rig Ocean Voyager ready to start first extended search for oil and gas in Shetland and Orkney Islands.
DAMAGED DRILLING RIG; ROAD ACCIDENT (FATAL); NEW HOTEL; TUG 'OCEANIC'
News compilation. Various views of damaged drilling rig. Aftermath of fatal road accident at Warthill. Opening of new hotel in Culloden. The world's most powerful tug at Aberdeen Airport.
SIXTY YEAR OLD WOMAN MURDERED; JAGUAR AIRCRAFT; CHRISTMAS LIGHTS INTERVIEW
News compilation. Coverage of a crime scene in Montrose where a sixty year old woman was found murdered. Jaguar pilots being trained at RAF Lossiemouth. Interview about Christmas lights in Aberdeen.
Footage of the Scottish tenor singer, Joseph Hislop, singing beside a piano.
The legendary boxer Sugar Ray Robinson is welcomed at the Invercarse Hotel, Dundee, during his visit to Scotland.
RELIGIOUS MEETING, BILLY GRAHAM, GLASGOW
Footage of Billy Graham Evangelistic meeting in Glasgow.
General work procedures taking place in Dundee harbour. Includes shots of cargo being loaded and dockyard scenes.
News item about the problem of homelessness in Aberdeen. Includes interview with Sandy Murray about his job as Superintendent of the City's Lodging House for men.
General footage of R.A.C. Scottish Car Rally.
Launching of bulk carrier 'Malling' at Hall Russells Shipyard, Aberdeen.
Interview with Thorn Lighting company representative and a Job Centre representative about redundancies at Thorn factory in Buckie (Buckhaven), Morayshire.
VOX POP WITH HOUSEWIVES ABOUT MEAT PRICES IN DUNDEE
Vox pops with members of thepublic about meat prices in Dundee.
Director, [d. Hector Stewart] ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [floor manager David Lloyd].
MISSING CREW OF 'CORAL ISLE' MEMORIAL SERVICE
Coverage of Memorial Service for the missing crew of the missing fishng boat 'Coral Isle', and general footage of Portessie Banffshire.
Coverage of Winston Churchill Memorial Service in Aberdeen.
Report, interviews and footage of Portessie, Banffshire regarding the overdue fishing boat 'Coral Isle'.
Interview, vox pops and footage about sport and social club within N.C.R. (National Cash Registers) Factory, Dundee.
Interviews with fishing boat engineer and fisherman about safety issues on fishing boats.
General footage of Marilyn Aitken's wedding at Belhelvie Church, Aberdeen. [See also Record 2 for interview with Marilyn Aitken and Mr and Mrs Aitken about the costs of weddings].
Interview and vox pops about European Elections and European Parliament, June 1979.
Interview with two young swimmers, Sarah and Neil. They discuss aspirations for competing in the Olympic Games. Footage of them in training with their coach, Ian Black.
Operations at a jute mill [unidentified location].
Interview and vox pops about closure of Peterhead fish factory.
Joyce Laing exhibits and discusses art work created by psychiatric patients and how it helps counsellors and patients to understanding behaviour in Dundee.
Interview with artist David Harding in Glenrothes and footage of his art.
Interview with Publican in Aberdeen as to whether he will comply with the Sex Discrimination Act and let women drink in his public bar.
NEW LIFEBOAT DEMONSTRATION; WILLIE ROSS VISIT TO MARKET
News compilation. Demonstration and interview about new type of lifeboat at Aberdeen Harbour. Willie Ross, Secretary of State for Scotland, visits Aberdeen Fish Market and gives an interview.
SCOTTISH BALLET PERFORMANCE, GLASGOW PUB
Footage and interview with Peter Darrell of Scottish Ballet regarding modern ballet performance in pub on Charing Cross, Glasgow. Aims to create interest in Scottish Ballet by widening its audience.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: [reporter Moultrie R. Kelsall interviewee Peter Darrell].
FISHING BOATS IN BURGHEAD HARBOUR; SUBMARINE 'ZEEHUND'
News compilation. Featuring footage of Burghead harbour and fishing boats. Footage and interview about submarine HM Zeehund at Dundee.
ILLITERACY AND THE WEA (WORKERS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION)
Report and interviews about adult illiteracy and the services the Workers Education Association (WEA) provides.
Compilation of news items: Interview about drinking and drink licenses in Barvas, Stornoway. Glasgow school children speaking in Gaelic. Report and interview about objections to Stornoway air base being associated with NATO.
REACTIONS TO DEMOLITION OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS
Introduced by the poet and playwright Watt Nicol, this report features interviews about archaeology and redevelopment in Dundee, with a strong emphasis on the need to maintain links with the past during building development.
Report and interview about American divers decompression chamber at Dundee.
CATTERLINE PUBLIC MEETING; TRAWLER BEN BHRACKIE RECORD CATCH
News compilation. Featuring footage and interview about proposals for property development in village of Catterline, Aberdeenshire. Footage of the Aberdeen trawler 'Ben Bhrackie', record landing of fish.
General views of the Barras Market, Glasgow. Includes shots of stallholder bartering with crowd for prices on towels.
A report about devolution in Scotland, featuring interviews with SNP politician Billy Wolfe and Labour's Tam Dalyell.
Traditional Aberdonian singing and humour, including the singing of Bothy Ballads, presented by Jimmy Logan.
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: presenter Jimmy Logan.
EDEN COURT ART CENTRE; ELECTION LOCAL REPORT, SHETLAND; RIVER DON POLLUTION; OIL PIPELINE BARGE
News compilation. Featuring Provost William Smith of Inverness digging up first turf of ground at new civic centre theatre complex at Eden Court. Reporter doing piece to camera about Shetland councillors' loss of seats. People looking at lower reaches of River Don in Aberdeen where large amounts of fish and plant life have died due to pollution. Oil barge Castro II laying B.P s oil pipeline on Aberdeenshire coast.
SNOW AERIALS GRAMPIAN AREA; SIR A.B.KING TRIBUTE; J. EDWARDS/E.SYKES INTERVIEW
News compilation. Featuring aerial views of snow covered countryside in Grampian area. Mr Nicolson talking about Sir Alexander.B. King, who was instrumental in setting up Grampian Television. Jimmy Edwards and Eric Sykes talking about their play Big Bad Mouse, which is playing in Aberdeen.
FARM FIRE; LAUNCH OF BOAT 'COURAGE'; ORDER OF ST. JOHN CEREMONY; ARMY EXERCISE; SWIMMING GALA
News compilation. Featuring footage of firemen trying to extinguish fire at a Kinmylies farm, Inverness. Footage of the launch of boat 'Courage' at Aberdeen shipyard. An Order of St. John Ceremony, Aberdeen. The Gordon Highlanders on exercise in woods of Glen Clova, Angus. Footage of Dolphin Amateur Swimming Club Gala at Aberdeen.
SINGER SONGWRITERS THE SUTHERLAND BROTHERS, PETERHEAD
Interview with the Sutherland Brothers about song writing and touring. Filmed in Peterhead, Banffshire.
Footage of fashion show taking place next to agricultural show and interviews with models.
Footage of Japanese Youth Orchestra team arriving at Dyce Airport, Aberdeen and woman organiser in office talking about travel arrangements.
Newspaper tycoon Mr Jack Meiland talks about his newspapers and company in Arbroath.
Footage of British Airway Chinook Helicopter at Dyce airport, Aberdeen.
Interview about Aberdeen Joke Factory shop.
Footage of under 13 boys Cricket team training at Kepplestone Playing fields Aberdeen, and interview with coaches.
Footage of Lord Mansfield unveiling cairn and opening tourist information centre, in Loch Lomond area?
Interviews with three men at Royal Highland Show, Ingliston. Mr Fatty Arbuckle talking about proposed Scottish Sea Development Council, Mr Nicoll, a blacksmith talking about his career and another unidentified man talking about competition for people who have taken a hand in marketing the meat industry.
EEC COMMISSIONER OLAF GUNDELACH VISITS ABERDEEN FISH MARKET
Olaf Gundelach, the Common Market's Fisheries Commissioner during a visit to Aberdeen fish market.
The new Mother and Baby extension to Forth Park Hospital, Kirkcaldy.
COUPLE EVICTED FROM STANDING STONES FARM, ABERDEENSHIRE
General view of an eviction in progress at 'Standing Stones' farm, Aberdeenshire.
This film appears to be a re-inactment of a murder (?), which would have been shown on Grampian Television. A woman and her child set off in their car, they firstly stop at the MACRAE garage before heading off on their journey. They stop at a lay by and then continue with their journey, they later stop at another lay by were their car ends up in flames. There are scenes showing the burnt out shell of the car. Shots of a search party, searching the area around the crime scene.
Overview of the history of the 51st Highland Division in Normandy during WW2. Illustrated with photographs and German archive film.
Director, Christopher Kay. -- Credits: narr. Bill Jack stills ph. John Thomson film cam. Malcolm Campbell dub. mixer Sandy Craib sd. rec. Ino Visser p.ass. Barbara Dickie exec. p. Ted Brocklebank ass.film ed. Barrie Graser film ed. Marion Ritchie programme ed. Alistair Gracie .
TV documentary on the Haddo Choral and Operatic Society based at Haddo House, Aberdeenshire. History and various productions. Interviews with actors.
Scenic overview of Carnoustie golf course and golfer's opinions on it.
Director, Andrew Holmes ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: w. & spoken by Patric Dickenson sd. Neil McMillan cam. Malcolm Campbell, David Drinkwater m. Alex Sutherland ed. Michael Pavett.
Detailed documentary on the state of the fishing industry in the mid to late 1980's. Issues covered include new technology, larger ships, livelihoods and reduced quotas. Nicely illustrated with some short pieces of archive footage.
Director, M. Steele. -- Credits: ed. C. Main.
Made to mark the 50th anniversary history of Byre Theatre Company in St. Andrews, this programme retells the history of the group through reminiscences of past and present members, from humble beginnings to the first tour, staging "The Diary of Anne Frank".
Director, Christopher Kay. Michael Steele . -- Credits: narr. Martyn James p.ass. Erica Nicoll sd. recs Ino Visser, Sandy Knox, Raymond E. Orr dub mix Richard Hughes film cam. Pete Moran film ed. Charles Main exec. p. Ted Brocklebank prog. ed. Alan Cowie Grampian Television wishes to thank the Byre Theatre Company for their co-operation in the making of this programme. .
A documentary covering the events of the Grampian Field Sports Fair held on a series of hot summer days near Newmachar in Aberdeenshire; includes clay shooting, fly fishing and pony and trap events. Interviews are held with the host of the games, participants and stallholders.
Director, [d. B. Freeston] ; Producer, [p.c. Grampian Television]. -- Credits: [ed. C. Hain].
A documentary showcasing the career of Alex Ferguson. Features interviews with Gordon Strachan, Jimmy Reid and Willy Miller, as well as Ferguson. Topics include Ferguson's career, childhood in Govan, his personality and style of management and his future after Aberdeen FC.
Director, John W. Doran ; Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: video ed. Tom Mowat rostrum camera Ken Morse film cameraman Gordon Watson film sd. Sandy Knox, Norman Burns dubbing mixer Robert Stephen film ed. Graeme Crowe research Terry Sim p. ass. Judith Gammack p. and d. John W. Doran.
Documentary on the history of Commando soldiers from WW2 to the Falklands campaign. Various interviews ex-Commandos about wartime raids, intercut with black & white archive footage.
Director, Christopher Kay. -- Credits: comm. John Duncanson sd. George Leslie, Ino Vissar, Neil McMillan sd. dub. Richard Hughes, Bob Stephen film cam. Pete Moran, Gordon Watson, Ron Barton p.ass. Barbara Dickie rep. Bob Kenyon film ed. Roy Smith exec.p. Ted Brocklebank Additional film sequences courtesy of the Imperial War Museum and the Central Office of Information. Grampian Television wishes to thank the officers and men of 45 Commando, HMS Condor, Arbroath for their assistance in making this film. .
The Clyde Valley Stompers reunite after 21 years. This television documentary is 'the story of that sentimental journey' from their break up in the sixties to where they are now, featuring their unique brand of jazz music and plenty of interviews and anecdotes along the way!
Producer, Grampian Television. -- Credits: The Clyde Valley Stompers : Ian Menzies, Trombone; Forrie Cairns, Clarinet; Malcolm Higgins, Trumpet; John Cairns, Piano; Norrie Brown, Banjo; Fionna Duncan, Vocalist. We wish to thank John and Eleanor McDowall, Largs and Lindsay Cooper, Billy Law, John Harper; Scottish Film Archive, Glasgow; Film Finders Ltd., London. film sd. George Leslie Jnr., Sandy Knox, Alan Bereton, Cameron Crosby sd. dubbing Dave Samson film electrician George Rae camera Ron Barton, Dave Flett p. ass. Barbara Dickie film ed. Barbara Pluck.
Footage of the annual New Year 'Fireball Festival' in Stonehaven.
Sequence and trim footage from a Grampian Television piece featuring the Beatles playing the Caird Hall, Dundee on 20th October 1964. Features some footage of the band and support acts playing on stage [mute], and crowds of fans but mostly interviews with June Shields.
Producer, [p.c. Grampian Television]. -- Credits: [reporter June Shields].
Footage for TV news feature about the Rolling Stones arriving at the Capitol Theatre in Aberdeen and staying at Gleneagles Hotel while playing at venues in Scotland.
Views of the Forth Road and Rail bridges showing traffic crossing, men at work on the Rail bridge and vessels sailing underneath.
Shots of demonstrators with placards, protesting in support of Clydebank Town Council. Jimmy Reid reads a Declaration of Intent written after a meeting of all the convenors of factories in Clydebank, protesting the Rent Act.
NEW BRITISH AIRWAYS TRIDENT IN FLIGHT WITH NEW LIVERY
New British Airways livery on display on a Trident and a 747.
Turnhouse Airport, Edinburgh with views of aircraft and the "backroom" working areas.
A news report about the infamous 'ghost' residing at the St. Enochs Hotel, Glasgow.
Views from a moving car of the Kingston Bridge in Glasgow and the Erskine Bridge over the Clyde, linking Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire.
Reporter at hostel. Shots of canoists on lochside. Interview with Jim Martin, Hostel Manager of Rowardennan Youth Hostel.
Late-night shoppers enjoying the Christmas Illuminations in the streets, with views from the rooftop.
General views of Nissen-type huts in Easterhouse, Glasgow.
Heffer in interview on National Enterprise Board (?)
'DUCHESS OF HAMILTON' ON THE WAY TO TROON FOR BREAKING UP
Shots of steamer being towed by tugs, being towed by tugs, bound for the break up yard.
Interview with Dr Strang on the Scottish oil industry.
Interview with Jim Scott, survivor of sunken cargo ship MV Glen Shiel.
Shots of bulldozers at work amongst tenement rubble in Glasgow, with bonfires.
CLOSURE OF THE 'STEAMIES' IN EDINBURGH, the
Edinburgh "steamies" are being closed, film of interviews with the housewives about the closure.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT PRESS FUND LUNCH, GLASGOW
Shots of the Duke of Edinburgh giving speech on "The Press" in Glasgow's Central Hotel.
LORD PROVOST GRAY ON DAILY EXPRESS FEASIBILITY
Gray interviewed on possibility of a new daily newspaper for Scotland (future of Daily Express doubtful).
QUEEN AND DUKE VISIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL, EDINBURGH
Queen arrives, is shown round preparatory school in Edinburgh, plants a ceremonial tree, gets into car and drives off.
General views inside British Leyland factory, Bathgate. Commentary explains about possible expansion of factory.
Shots of Scotland's first South Asian police cadet Sawarnjit Matharu, standing for photographs, and giving an interview on South Portland Street Suspension Bridge in Glasgow.
The Busby road, Clarkston, shopping centre had been closed since a gas explosion in 1971. This film documents the re-opening of some of the affected shops. Includes interview with shop owner Mr Robertson (by Brian McLaurin), and shots of centre post-explosion.
SIX YEARS AWAY - GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLASGOW
Views of Great Western Road in Glasgow, with traffic and people passing the houses between Gartnavel Hospital and Grosvenor Hotel.
Aerial film of the sights of Edinburgh, including the Castle, Princes Street, the Airport, the Forth river with its bridges and the sports stadium.
Visit to the Museum of Transport in Glasgow with a tour of the various vehicles on display, including horse-drawn carriages, trams, bicycles, cars and models of ships. [Part of the STV 'Picture Palace Series]
Director, Ian Dalgleish ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: programme ed. Henry Hay film ed. Fred Bull sd. mixer Jeff Robertson film cameramen Ron Frazer, Harry Bridges.
Visit to the People's Palace museum, Glasgow with a tour of the various exhibits, including photos and drawings of Old Glasgow, items manufactured in Glasgow and re-constructions of Glasgow homes.
Director, Ian Dalgliesh ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ed. Henry Hay film ed. Fred Bull sd. mixer. Jeff Robertson film cameramen Ron Frazer and Harry Bridges.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: colour by A.T.V. designer. Richard Lake sound director Ted Scott and Garth Mieson lighting director Peter Dyson mimes Alex Macavoy dance sequences Maen m. Andy Park Players; Andy Park, Kenny Wheeler, Johnny Scott, Duncan Lament, Bobby Midgely, Iain McHaffie, Jim Mullen, Kenny Crawford and Tommy Foley. Mimers; Alex Macavoy, David Angers and Tom Fidelo. Dancers; The Norman Maen Dancers.
A modern Scottish Operetta about a man and wife during the depression.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: m. Robin Orr libretto Sydney Goodsir Smith act. William Elvin, Sheila McGrow, Duncan Robertson, Ronald Morrison, Bill McCue, John Shiels m.p. Alexander Gibson and the Scottish Opera Chamber Ensemble, Sam Bor, David Thomson, Stephen Crabtree, Keith Pearson, Lesley Wilson, John Dickinson, Kevin Thomson, Caroline Garden, David Lloyd-Jones stills by Warner Pathe sd. Jim Bulloch design Neil Paterson tv presentation Ian Dalgleish.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: m. Robin Orr libretto Sydney Goodsir Smith Presented at 1968 EBU Screening Sessions, Milan October 1968.
Ted Heath gives a speech at Port Seton, shots of the audience applauding.
Naming ceremony of the ship "Mona's Queen", launched at the Ailsa Company.
Vehicles passing through toll gates on the Forth Road Bridge.
Trims of report on housing redevelopment in Edinburgh. Film includes shots of modern housing on St Leonard's hill and older buildings threatened with demolition on the Southside of Edinburgh.
British Rail trains passing through Lenzie railway station and also approaching Glasgow Central Station from the bridge over the Clyde.
Shots outside the building as officials arrive and the public is allowed in.
Shots outside hospital, inside operating theatre of new Nuffield Hospital, equipment and hospital generally.
Decorated taxis in procession in Glasgow and Christmas Dinner for Old Age Pensioners.
LAYING FOUNDATION STONE OF NEW ST. ANDREW'S HALLS AND EXTENSION TO MITCHELL LIBRARY, GLASGOW
Glasgow's Provost William Gray lays the foundation stone for New St. Andrews Halls and shots of construction site for Mitchell Library extension.
Lieut.-Col. J.E.B.Whithead (Retired), arriving at Cameronians' Regimental Museum and H.Q. in the centre of Hamilton.
Clarkston shopping centre showing the back and the front of the shops in the aftermath of a gas blast which claimed about 15 lives.
NEW PLANS FOR SHOPPING PRECINCT, LIVINGSTON NEW TOWN
Shot of architect's model and proposed site of shopping precinct in Livingston.
The airport at Prestwick, shots of aeroplanes on the ground.
General views Milngavie town centre with birds on pond and housing.
Film of various boats at Balloch with the pleasure steamer "Maid of the Loch" on the water.
Interview with skipper Rennie Stewart, a retired naval reserve captain, about the predicament of the HMS Unicorn and the need for money and renovation to preserve the boat, currently seen languishing in dock awaiting work to begin.
INTERVIEW ON NEW COMMUNITY CENTRE, LIVINGSTON NEW TOWN
Interview with Rev. McLaren on the new community centre planned for the new town. General views of Livingston, shot of model of proposed centre.
Buses from several different companies in Glasgow streets and bus stations.
CANON MCEWAN TALKING ABOUT HIS NEW RECORDING AND HIS LIFE IN THE PRIESTHOOD
Canon McEwan talking about a new recording of songs, which has made a hit in Ireland, and also elements of his life in the priesthood.
QUEEN AND DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT ROYAL ART GALLERY , EDINBURGH
Visit by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to the Royal Art Gallery in Edinburgh with Princess Anne arriving by helicopter.
Shots of interior and exterior of the Hunterston Power Station during completion.
News report from Edinburgh, featuring demonstrating nurses, demanding bigger wages.
MAXWELL ADDRESSES MEN AT DAILY EXPRESS OFFICE
Interview with Robert Maxwell outside Albion Street offices, Glasgow, concerning the future of the Scottish Daily News. Shots inside building as Maxwell addresses the co-operative.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Malcolm Wilson.
Interview with Glasgow's Head Postmaster Bill Service, on the Post Office detection of letter bombs from India, Exteriors of the G.P.O. in George Square.
PRINCESS ALEXANDRA OPENS EVENTIDE HOME FOR THE DEAF
Shots of the Craigholm Eventide Home, Bearsden. HRH Princess Alexandra arrives, unveils plaque.
Newspaper presses printing the 'Stornaway Gazette' and men weaving on foot operated looms.
Glasgow Film Theatre during re-fitting, new seats in the auditorium and conference room. Shots inside the projection box.
Producer, Scottish Television .
Interview by Brian MacLaurin of Marian Porter, a 16 year old Springburn fan of David Cassidy. Her aunt, Elizabeth Porter is interviewed about her reaction to her niece's obsession.
British Railway trains at Mount Florida and Central Stations in Glasgow. General views including main concourse, ticket offices and platforms at both Central and Queen Street stations. [Note: mute throughout]
Paddle steamer Waverley at the quayside and being towed by tugs. Interview with Douglas McGowan on future of the Waverley.
Token sale of the "Waverley" for £1. Shots of the vessel at the quayside, Douglas McGowan and others go on board to look over the ship.
CELTIC V HEARTS Scottish Cup Quarter Final
Celtic v Hearts in the Scottish Cup Quarter Final at Parkhead Stadium in Glasgow.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [comm. s. Arthur Montford].
Bute Tower, where the lifts are out of order, interview with elderly resident and his home help about the problems the elderly face living in high rise buildings.
General views of Dullatur, railway station, Golf Club and Forth and Clyde canal. Commentary describes resident's fear of expansion in Cumbernauld and proposed M80 motorway.
News item concerning train delays. Features Central Station in Glasgow with passengers on the platforms and trains leaving.
LAND RECLAMATION IN KIRKINTILLOCH, KILSYTH, FALKIRK
Scenes of the areas of land reclamation around Kirkintilloch, Kilsyth and Falkirk and the sporting uses for the new land.
Shots of Longannet power station - exterior and interior.
Preview of Scotland's first inland water festival in the Trossachs. Canoeing, waterskiing, hovercraft etc.
SPEECH BY CHRIS CHATAWAY ON HIS GLASGOW VISIT
Chris Chataway making a speech about television at Strathclyde University, Glasgow.
Shopping in Glasgow. Fruit and vegetables being selected for delivery to local stores.
Director, Nicholas Light ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presenter Clem Ashby compiled by David Dunn film ed. Iain Mackenzie.
QUEEN VISITS W.R.V.S EDINBURGH + QUEEN AND DUKE AT ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY, EDINBURGH
The Queen is greeted by the Lord Provost at the W.R.V.S. building and by the crowd at the Royal Scottish Academy.
News item; interview with forester on the subject of selling trees under petrol restrictions in 1973. Shots of trees being treated before sale.
Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: rep. Brian McLaurin.
Aerial views over Ayrshire and Renfrewshire, including Linwood and Hunterston.
Small ceremony as the owners of the 20,000th house built in Livingston move in.
OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF NORTHERN POLICE STATION
Police station moving from old to new building with a parade and a pipe band.
Uncut roll of STV footage. General views of Leith docks, tugs etc.
VISUALS OF CLYDE TUNNEL AND PRESENTATION TO 100 MILLIONTH CAR DRIVER
Lord Provost of Glasgow makes a presentation to the 100 millionth driver through the Clyde Tunnel.
Ships passing Clydeport Container Terminal at Gourock with a Caledonian MacBrayne ferry steaming past the "Waverley".
Interview with representative of Conservation Committee. Shots of New Town buildings
Kelvin Hall circus, Glasgow with shots of various acts and the audience.
General shots of Leith Docks, with ships unloading cargo, railway sidings and three masted sailing ship.
General views of docks. Ships at quayside, unloading /loading .
Shots of hotel, loch (?) and church at Kenmore Hotel. Trims of hotel, loch, bridge over river and town/village (?)
Housing in the new towns of Scotland, Cumbernauld, Glenrothes and Livingston.
Glasgow University, including the library, quadrangle and interviews with members of the University.
Launch of the "Queen Elizabeth", with shots of the Queen Mother on board. Film of the liner in New York harbour in wartime and peacetime in different livery.
Aberdour Church, Fife with shots of the churchyard and a man in a field using a scythe.
Shots of filling stations, interview with filling station manager. Pickets at B.P. Grangemouth
Shots of castle. Workmen in courtyard. Mural painter. Courtyard and grounds.
Children's programme. Featuring footage of children at school, evening classes, school staff, children in the street.
Footage showing work of Marine Fish Cultivation Unit in Ayrshire. Includes a photo opportunity with Unit's flatfish, possibly at the end of a project. [mute]
Various experiments to test eggs. Reporter talking about work being done at research laboratory. Interview with researcher.
Princess Anne climbs on board submarine from launch.
Reporter in deserted playground, off Maryhill Road, Glasgow. Playground in Drumchapel. Interview with youth leader/supervisor and shots of children in playground. Children playing in back courts.
Clock factory, clock-making college course and interview with Chairman of the Advisory Committee to the College Horology Department [unidentified location].
Strang is interviewed abouth North Sea Oil jobs while visiting a pipe coating plant in Leith.
BABY WHO UNDERWENT MAJOR HEART OPERATION - MARK THOMAS
Interviews with the parents and surgeon of Mark Thomas, a baby who has had cardiac surgery.
Interior and exterior shots of a tractor factory.
People arriving inside to attend the U.C.S Public Enquiry. Various speeches are featured including Jimmy Reid.
Hunterston Power Station and surrounding countryside and coastline. Bulldozer at work.
Children, some in fancy dress, are seen parading down a main street in Linwood.
MASS MEETING CARPET WORKERS IN AYR OVER POSSIBLE LAY-OFF OF 1600 PEOPLE
Mass meeting at Grey's Carpets at Grey's of Ayr with worker's comments on the prospect of the imminent closure of the factory and how it affects their lives.
INTERVIEW WITH MR COOMBS OF THE ELECTRICITY BOARD
Mr. Coombs talking about the electricity power worker's strike and possible power cuts.
Scottish League First Division game between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox on New Year's Day (final score: Rangers 2 - Celtic 1).
JIMMY REID ROBED AS RECTOR OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY AND SPEECH
Extracts from Jimmy Reid's speech after he is robed as Rector of Glasgow University.
The Scottish author Nigel Tranter is interviewed in and around his home in East Lothian.
EXTERIOR SHOTS OF ALLAN GLEN'S AND HILLHEAD HIGH SCHOOL
Exterior shots of Allan Glen's and Hillhead High School in Glasgow.
Shots of Grangemouth oil refinery and Forth and Clyde canal.
Loading various cargoes at Grangemouth docks.
Shots of the cottage at 3 Bridge Street, Portobello, where Harry Lauder was born.
Crawford House (?) Children's Home, exterior and interior shots of the building.
Shots of an exhibition in the Grassmarket. Features a model of the Grassmarket and displays about its history.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH OPENS GLASGOW'S STOCK EXCHANGE AND VISITS NORTHERN POLICE STATION
Duke is greeted by police officials at Northern Police Station and performs the opening ceremony and unveils plaque at the Stock Exchange.
Shots of the corps offices, corps Headquarters and interview with the Chief Officer.
Inside self service restaurant, possibly Waverley Station buffet in Edinburgh. Shots of the customers and cashier.
Derelict steam engines in a siding near Falkirk, with shots of two restored engines on tracks, includes an interview with a member of the Scottish Railway Preservation Society.
SCOTTISH CUP FINAL: Rangers versus Hamilton Academicals at Hampden Park
Rangers versus Hamilton Academicals in the Scottish Cup Final 1934-35 with shots of the teams coming out onto the field, tossing the coin and the match.
CRASHED SPITFIRE PLANE RECOVERED FROM A BOG IN HARTHILL
Crashed Spitfire aeroplane pulled from a bog on a North Lanarkshire farm (Harthill). Interview with Mr Prentice the farmer.
Shots inside the closed St Enoch Station in Glasgow.
Interviews with ex-miners and families at Lochgelly, Fife about the 'old days' down the pit. Includes shots inside the Social Club.
People and boats at Maryhill Canal Boat Day in Glasgow, with shots of horse-drawn barges and "Miss Maryhill"
Deterioration of Hampden Football Stadium, Glasgow and interviews of Queen's Park spokesmen and Chairman of the Government Working Party on Hampden.
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh visit Coat's Mill, Stoddart's Carpet factory, war veterans at Erskine Hospital and a family in a Scottish Special Housing Association house in Renfrewshire.
KEN BUCHANAN RETURNS TO EDINBURGH AFTER WINNING WORLD CHAMPION TITLE IN BOXING
Ken Buchanan returns to Edinburgh after winning the World Champion title; he is greeted at the airport and welcomed to the city in procession.
SHOTS OF HAMPDEN PARK (EMPTY) REGARDING PROPOSED MODERNISATION
Shots of Hampden Park before modernisation, includes exterior views of the football stadium.
FIRE IN EDINBURGH, CAMBRIDGE STREET, FIVE KILLED
News report on a fire in Cambridge Street, Edinburgh which left five people dead. Footage of the burnt out building and firemen clearing up after the blaze, as well as an interview with the Assistant Firemaster, Alex Fender.
COME WIND, COME WEATHER; INTERVIEW FATHER DANIEL BERRIGAN
Father Daniel Berrigan is interviewed and describes breaking in to a USA government building to burn Vietnam draft cards as a protest against the war. He talks about his experiences on the run from police and his beliefs in general.
General views inside hovercraft at sail on the River Clyde. Includes footage of hovercraft cruising on the river and interview with pilot.
The story of Renton Football Club, Scottish champions. They become world champions in 1888 by beating the English Football League champions, West Bromwich Albion.
RUGBY DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS GLASGOW V SOUTH OF SCOTLAND
Highlights of the rugby game between Glasgow and South of Scotland in the District Championships.
SCOTLAND'S ON SHOW: To Celebrate Hogmanay
A New Year variety show from 1965, featuring Jimmy Logan, Rikki Fulton, Kenneth McKellar and Jack Milroy.
Director, Bryan Izzard ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: with Jimmy Logan, Rikki Fulton, Jack Milroy, Kenneth McKellar Pipes and Drums of 5/6Batt. H.L.I.(T.A) by kind permission of Lt. Col.W.D.Douglas, MC, CO, 5/6 H.L.I Sheila Paton, Marillyn Gray, Kara Wilson, Ethel Scott, Kay Gordon Singers. material by Eric Merriman, S.C. Green, R.M. Mills title number John Taylor, designer Peter Alexander, m.d. George Keenan, dance sequences Norman Maen.
Dr Zarfus who has come to preach in Glasgow is interviewed by Jim Craig, also an interview with Professor Barclay. Shots of the Kibble Palace.
Launch of the 'Queen Elizabeth II' and how Cunard will publicise and market cruising.
Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: camera John Abbott comm s. Richard Baker.
The preparations for the opening of Radio Clyde, a new radio station in Glasgow. Singers recording the Radio Clyde jingle.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [interviewer Les Wilson].
Visuals of Hampden Football Stadium (empty), Glasgow.
Visit to Kelvingrove Art Gallery to see various exhibits in the Burrell Collection (at this point, still in boxed storage).
Director, Ian Dalgliesh ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film cameramen Ron Frazer, Harry Bridges sound mixer Jeff Robertson film ed. Fred Bull programme editor Henry Hay .
PIERROT IN TURQUOISE OR THE LOOKING GLASS MURDERS
A story in mime of Pierrot's love for Columbine, how she spurns him for Harlequin and Pierrot's subsequent revenge. Stars David Bowie.
Director, Brian Mahoney ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: A Pantomime devised by Lindsay Kemp. Dolls loaned by the Museum of Childhood, Edinburgh designer Ken Wheatley Cloud David Bowie Harlequin Jack Birkett Piano Player Michael Garrett Pierrot Lindsay Kemp Columbine Annie Stainer.
Coverage of part of the match with the goals cut out. Score at the end of section 2-1 for Rangers.
A report on the enterprising paper recycling project by local government in East Kilbride. Depicts waste paper collected and loaded into Cleansing Department lorry, sorted and baled for sale to waste paper mills.
Views of Glasgow, mostly in a state of transition and dereliction, accompanied by a folk song about 'grey and dirty old Glasgow'. Features shots of slum clearance, ships on the Clyde, views of the City and empty derelict areas such as parks.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [d. T. Abraham camera R. Fraser].
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEAF AND DUMB COUPLE
Reporter talks to deaf couple on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary with their son interpreting by sign language.
Scottish National Orchestra representatives talking about the availability of good quality pianos in Scottish concert halls. They make a case for a high quality piano to be available in every major concert venue in Scotland and press for action.
Fairly rough footage of an air display at R.A. F. Leuchars, including 'Lightning', 'Phantom' and 'Hunter' aircraft.
The unofficial and official maiden voyages of the liner 'Queen Elizabeth' in war and peace. Views of the ship during speed trials and in New York .
Progression of a train along the Kyle railway line moving from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh. Plenty of scenic shots as well as some station footage and shots inside goods / mail carriage and driver's cab. [mute, unedited rushes]
SCOTTISH TEAM ARRIVE AT GLASGOW AIRPORT AFTER WORLD CUP
Scotland football team arrive at Glasgow Airport to enjoy welcome by large crowds.
SCOTTISH TELEVISION'S NEW BUILDING PROGRESS REPORT JANUARY 1973
Progress on the new building for Scottish Television at Cowcaddens in Glasgow.
SCOTTISH TELEVISION'S NEW BUILDING 11 JUNE 1974
Progress on the new building for Scottish Television at Cowcaddens in Glasgow in 1974.
Bill Tennent presents a programme about steam engines. Features interview with steam train driver, who explains his work and why he loves steam engines. Interior shots of the engine and drivers cab, as well as shots of the train moving out of the depot. [See also ref. T1620]
PRESENTATION OF SCOTTISH TELEVISION THEATRE AWARDS, EDINBURGH
Presentation of the 1970 Scottish Television Theatre awards in Edinburgh.
INTERVIEW WITH NORMAN WYLIE ON THE SUBJECT OF LEGAL AID
Interview with Norman Wylie, a lawyer (?) on new Legal Aid Scheme.
The Scottish Television Awards ceremony of 1974.
Lord Robens taking about the miners wage increase and general fuel policy
INTERVIEW WITH DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JNR IN GLASGOW
Douglas Fairbanks Jnr talking to Bill Tennent about his Caribbean island home, business and fashion.
A children's programme. Featuring children swimming, a girl posts a letter to the USA. Postal services in the Borders region including the Postbus.
Interview with Mr Hemmings, Administrator of Scottish Opera, on 'The Weir of Hermiston', a new opera by Robin Orr, and other forthcoming new operas, and on opera in general.
Director, [d. T. Williamson] ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [camera R. Fraser].
Teachers in Glasgow in protest about withdrawal of Designation Scheme Bonuses because of the work to rule.
Exterior views of Singer factory, Clydebank.
ROCKET MAIL AT LINBURN AND VISUALS OF BLIND PEOPLE AT WORK
Rocketmail celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the Linburn Centre of the Scottish National Institution for War Blinded. Includes shots of blind people at work in the centre making baskets.
Shots of Scottish Television's new building under construction
INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY OF STATE, GORDON CAMPBELL
An interview with the Secretary of State for Scotland on A9 road improvements, industrial development grants and various other topics.
General views of Scottish Television's new building as it nears completion.
FESTIVAL PROGRAMME - CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
Interviews with members of Cambridge Theatre Group during their visit to the Edinburgh Festival.
'SCOTLAND TODAY' SPECIAL : KILBRANDON REPORT
Interview with Lord Kilbrandon on local government.
Ceremony at Burns Memorial with children singing and pipers playing at the airport.
LABOUR EXCHANGES: POLLOCKSHAWS ROAD, PARKHEAD AND WATERLOO STREET
Exterior shots of above Labour Exchanges in Glasgow with people going in and out, there are small children in some shots.
Work going on in Yarrow shipyard, shipyard executives touring the yard, houses being built.
Aeroplane (A Trident III) taxiing, taking off and in flight.
Producer, B.E.A re-cut by Scottish Television.
Jimmy Reid and American boss signing the UCS agreement. Interviews with both men.
Exteriors and interiors of Rolls Royce (1971) Ltd including model of aircraft engine.
Sailing yacht at anchor (possibly Gourock).
Interviews with members of a school swing band in East Kilbride, the music teacher and the band performing.
REPORT ON EYEMOUTH - DEVELOPMENT OF HARBOUR
Report on Eyemouth harbour from the perspective of new developments being made to the area by local government. Also includes a little history of the harbour and general views of fishing boats etc.
PROTEST AT HUNTERSTON - VISUALS OF WORK IN PROGRESS
Start of work at Hunterston and coverage of the protest at Hunterston against the construction of the terminal.
BMC FACTORY - WORKERS VOTE TO GO BACK TO WORK AFTER DISPUTE
BMC workers meeting to vote on whether to return to work after a dispute.
ELBOW WRESTLING - SCOTTISH REGIMENTS AT EDINBURGH CASTLE
An elbow wrestling match in progress between members of Scottish Regiments, and interview with Corporal Wilkinshaw who leads the competition.
PRINCESS ANNE AT LADYBIRD FACTORY AND YWCA
Princess Anne arriving at the Y.M.C.A and looking round the Ladybird factory.
NEIL ARMSTRONG, FIRST MAN ON MOON, SIGNING VISITORS BOOK AT CITY CHAMBERS, EDINBURGH
Neil Armstrong (first man on the moon) signing the visitors book at Edinburgh City Chambers.
INTERVIEW WITH MANAGING DIRECTOR OF OIL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Interview with managing director about oil platform under construction at the site in Largo Bay.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: reporter John Hossack.
Report about Edinburgh Castle dungeons, concerning the history of the place. Interior shots of the dungeon.
Interview with civil servant on proposed move of Civil Service jobs to Glasgow.
Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: reporter Les Wilson.
NATIONAL TRUST FOR SCOTLAND - SOUTAR JOHNNY'S HOUSE
Footage of Soutar Johnnie's House, owned by the National Trust for Scotland. Shows the thatcher at work repairing the roof and statues in garden [mute].
Lothian scenery with shots of the Palace with a commentary on the local History Society's plans for restoration of Linlithgow Palace.
DAVID STEPHEN WILDLIFE PARK, CUMBERNAULD
Interview with unidentified man about the David Stephen Safari wildlife park and shots of wildlife in the Park.
Falls of Clyde, New Lanark with scenes of the mills and school. General views [Commentary on Robert Owen].
PROGRESS ON WORK ON NEW SCOTTISH TELEVISION BUILDING
Early stages of construction of Scottish Television's new building in Glasgow.
Scenes at Glasgow Airport of large and small aircraft and the various buildings on the site.
Children's educational programme explaining the process of turning fresh herring into kippers, including gutting, curing, dyeing, smoking and packing.
Animals in a wildlife park, firemen at a blaze, football crowds, cars at a filling station, boys smashing bottles, trains in a siding, police directing children across a road.
Glasgow Airport Fire Service demonstrate how they cope with an aircraft fire using foam.
"Simon Snorkell" fire engine lift in operation,with shots from the cradle.
Interview with Professor Briston of Strathclyde University, Accountant to the Workers Committee, on raising of capital to launch the Scottish Daily News.
People running around in Mediaeval dress, staging a mock battle.
General footage of mass meeting and crowds of workers outside the offices of the Scottish Daily Express and Evening Citizen newspapers, upon the event of its closure.
INTERVIEW WITH AMERICAN PROFESSOR ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Professor discussing possibilities of evolution of English and American English into two distinct languages and the present day differences between them; Also the differences between English and Scots.
Upturned ICI tanker in the road attended by police and fire brigade rescue vehicles, the load is pumped into another tanker.
REPORT ON EDINBURGH HOUSING ACTION GROUP
Interview with Cathy Pollencheck (?), a representative of Edinburgh Housing Action Group (EHAG compiled report to District Council who rejected it on the grounds that it contained inaccuracies). Edinburgh slum streets, including Buchanan Street.
PREVIEW OF ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW, INGLISTON
Scenes at the Royal Highland Show, animals, machinery and interview with Chief Executive, report on possibility of telephone strike.
CHINESE DELEGATION VISIT MEDICAL EXHIBITION
A group of Chinese people being shown around a medical exhibition, discussing various aspects of health and being given a demonstration of electronic surveillance equipment and computer techniques with an interview with a Chinese professor about what the Chinese can learn from Scottish medicine, the Chinese policy towards teaching medicine.
INTERVIEW WITH MINISTER FOR INDUSTRY, ERIC VARLEY
Mr Varley discussing Linwood/Chrysler UK in particular Government funding and loss of productivity at Linwood and discussion on future of heavy engineering and general industrial development in Scotland.
Royal Archers firing at various targets in a park, one is interviewed on the physical strength and skills needed. Followed by short descriptions of the bows and arrows.
REPORT ON THE LACK OF SWIMMING INSTRUCTION IN SCOTTISH SCHOOLS
The importance of swimming lessons for young children with regard to water safety.
PILE DRIVING FOR NEW BUILDING IN GEORGE SQUARE
Lord Provost David Hodge ceremoniously begins drilling to start work on a new building.
Man standing on top of Scottish Television's building discussing forest and heath fires. Gives advice on how to prevent them.
Bruce Millan's party touring the colliery and interview with Bruce Millan on why he decided to visit the colliery.
NEW DEEP SEA MISSION HEADQUARTERS IN EAST KILBRIDE
Interview on why a Deep Sea Mission HQ should have been located in a sky-scraper in East Kilbride and the function of the Mission in general.
OPEN DAY FOR CHILDREN AT EDINBURGH'S ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
General view of various exotic plants and fauna. Interview with Chris (?) about the large double coconut, native of the Seychelles, and reaction of children to the exhibition.
COATBRIDGE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN
Children standing by a pile of rubbish singing anti-litter song to the tune of "Ally's Tartan Army", the song continues as they collect litter.
The first tenant to return to the newly renovated flats in Finnart Street receives her front door keys.
General shots of Lowry's paintings on show at Print Studios, Ingram Street, Glasgow. Interview about the childlike quality of Lowry's work, the disadvantages of popularity and of Lowry in general.
Shot of go-kart and interview with a karter, who speaks of go-karting as "about the last form motor sport [in which] you don't need sponsorship". Shots of go-karts on the circuit.
Reporter among gravestones and interviewing a stonemason about the costs of monuments etc.
Interview with unidentified man on the emphasis on exams in Scotland today, and the general standards of education.
Housing conditions in Edinburgh, contrasting slums and better quality housing.
Preparation of the Floral Clock in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh.
GLASGOW TAXI OUTING FOR SPASTIC CHILDREN
Decorated taxi procession at Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow with trophy presentation by the Lord Provost.
Interview with female engineer just back from Fiji, where she worked on a programme to install electricity in rural areas. She discusses problems of transportation, reactions to a female engineer by the locals and her own future.
The work of British troops in Belize is recorded. Includes official work such as parades, inspections and marches as well as their work with youth organisations and the protection of families in the country.
Interview with Superintendent McPherson of Lothian and Borders police on the subject of bogus house callers.
GENERAL VIEWS OF CO-OP PROPERTIES AND SITE OF NEW SUPERMARKET, MARYHILL
General views of a the Co-op hypermarket in Morrison Street Glasgow and the site of a new supermarket at Maryhill, previously Maryhill Central station.
Young woman talking about how society deals with the rapist - jail sentences, reform and generally what needs to be done.
A.P.Stewart (female) talks about her book in which she claims to have the spirit of James IV living inside her. She then discusses what it is like to share her body with another spirit and comments on her experience of death as James IV.
INTERVIEW WITH CYCLE MOTOR CROSS EVENT SECRETARY
Secretary is interviewed and discusses how she became the organiser and how the event was brought to Scotland for the first time, and what her job involves.
MAURICE LINDSAY INTERVIEWED ABOUT COMPOSER FRANCIS GEORGE SCOTT
Maurice Lindsay talking about the much undervalued Scottish composer Francis George Scott in Glasgow's George Square, and about the renewed interest in him.
Interview with Lothian Region's Ecologist, Dr John Sheldon, on how the trees in Meadows/Morningside area of Edinburgh became infected with Dutch Elm disease and how the public can help.
Discussion on a new scheme to assist students with disabilities.
John Grierson introduces a television show featuring a selection of films, including a Sumatra candle dance; a dramatic Japanese film of animal predation; and an appreciation of Greek sculpture.
Director, Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television Production 4114. -- Credits: presenter John Grierson assistant L. Henson.
CLAN FOR ALL SEASONS 'DAME FLORA McLEOD'
Documentary on the 95 year old chief of the MacLeod clan, Dame Flora MacLeod. She elaborates on the history of the clan and various artefacts of legend including Rory Mor's drinking horn and the Fairy Flag.
Cargo ship being unloaded on the Clyde and film of the exterior of Hunterston Nuclear Power Station.
Forestry Commission work, from transplanting young seedling trees to the harvesting and processing the trees to make paper. Including descriptions of how the forest is managed.
General footage. Aeroplanes at Edinburgh, Glasgow and Prestwick airports. Trees being felled and young trees and seedlings being cared for.
Men and women standing around in the street and then going into the "Tartan Rooms" for a meeting, pickets at Leyland Bathgate plant.
Train entering station, Glasgow tenements, modern council housing, Cumbernauld (?)Shopping Centre and motorway.
Water shortage in Fife and Kinross where the reservoir level had dropped by 46ft. Interview with a Water Board representative.
Shot of standpipe being installed in a street and housewives filling kettles.
747 Jumbo Jet taxiing on the runway, taking off and in flight.
Interviews with people who have moved from England with the Civil Service (specifically the National Savings Bank), with exterior and interior views of the offices.
Site being cleared, bulldozers at work, etc. and also what appears to be a huge subterranean storage tank.
Various housing schemes in the Livingston New Town are seen and discussed. The reporter concentrates on the results of a survey of residents which gathered opinions on the housing conditions and amenities in the area from those living there.
Scenes at the pit head after the disaster and interviews with pit manager and relatives of injured miners.
Coal miners being made redundant with film of a pit head.
In and around Dumbarton, along the river, in the park, Ballantyne's Distillery with its guard geese.
A schools programme. Features footage of a car factory with shots of the assembly lines, using Angela Morgan's poem Work: A Song of Triumph as introduction to statistical information regarding assembly line working in the UK.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [by David Dunn] (comm. s. Bill Paterson).
General views of South of Scotland Electricity Board Cockenzie Power Station and picketing miners there.
Ayrshire from the air, coast, farmland, towns, scenes of streets at ground level.
George Pottinger interviewed on a golf course about a new history of the club just published and speculating who will win the 1972 Championship
ROBERTSON'S JAM FACTORY CLOSURE, PAISLEY
Exteriors of factory, including famous"golly" trademark and a "By Appointment" plaque.
Man being interviewed on Quayside about development of Irvine New Town, with emphasis on industry and employment.
Photocall for bear cubs and various Park staff with adult bear and tigers in cages.
A new strong, water, oil and petrol proof fabric is demonstrated by a hapless reporter who is hosed to show the efficiency of the fabric.
General views of newly built modern houses.
Snowy conditions on the roads and in city streets.
Interviews with members of the shipyard team who built the liner Queen Elizabeth 2; held before the launch, when the ship was still known as Q4.
Speech given by Iain Stewart, Chairman of the Board of New management, Fairfields Yard and vote of co-operation led by union, taken in Govan Cinema.
Film of the life of David Livingstone in Africa with interviews and pictures. Daily life in modern Zambia.
Director, Richard Harding ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: introduced by Colin Morris Scottish Television gratefully acknowledge the help given by the following : His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zambia, The United Church of Zambia, The Livingstone Trust, Blantyre. w. and presented by Colin Morris, programme associate. Nelson Gray cameraman Varick Easton The Voice of Livingstone Simon Lack sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Alan Macmillan . The Rev. Doyce Munsunsa, Dr Hamilton Currie, The Rev. Fergus Macpherson, the Rev. Merfyn Temple, Denis Acheson. Malachite Films of Zambia..
Kay Carmichael discusses representation to local councils, and the necessity for encouragement to be given to community councils and Tenants' Associations.
Malcolm McKenzie in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow, talking generally about Scottish education and the need for the education system in Scotland to be better understood by all concerned.
INTERVIEW WITH TOM CLARKE, PROVOST OF MONKLANDS DISTRICT COUNCIL
Reporter Marion White interviews Tom Clarke on industrial development for the district.
Report on Scotland's future prosperity in industry and how it can be improved, with mention of future Scottish parliament.
Experiments in testing tanks during the designing and building of Q4 liner in John Brown's Shipyard.
The maiden voyage of the Queen Elizabeth I, on 27th September 1938. This footage features Captain and officers on the bridge, chefs in the galley, barmen at work. The liner leaving the dockside, covered in flags, pulled by tugs.
Gordon Brown talks about the drawbacks of Scottish education.
News items covering schools, housing, university, children, Stirling, Robert the Bruce, the General Assembly and developments in the Highlands and Islands
Interior and mostly exterior shots of restaurants in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
REPORT ON THE CALEDONIAN CANAL ON ITS ANNIVERSARY
The history of the Caledonian canal and scenes from along its length.
Scottish League First Division match between Rangers and Dunfermline Athletic at Ibrox Park, Glasgow. Final score 1-1.
Fish being dissected in a laboratory, specialised glass laboratory equipment being manufactured.
INSTALLATION OF NEW GOVERNOR AT EDINBURGH CASTLE
Ceremony of the installation of the new Governor of Edinburgh Castle with pipe band and military band.
'UNCLE' WILLIE MERILEES (ChIEf Constable, Lothian & Borders POLICE)
Chief Constable of Lothian and Borders Police "Uncle Willie" Merrilees visiting a children's home where the children entertain him with singing, dancing and displaying their toys.
New Years Day match between Celtic and Rangers in 1965, a player is sent off and another player misses a penalty.
Challenge match between Hibernian and Real Madrid in October 1964 at Easter Road. Hibernian win 2-0.
Friendly match between Scotland and Uruguay at Hampden Park, Glasgow. Uruguay win 3-2.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [commentator Arthur Montford].
Celtic score twice in the football game against Aarhus of Denmark.
Report on tourism developments planned and already under way.
Interview with Alex 'Hurricane' Higgins on sponsorship and audiences for snooker, shots of snooker match.
General shots of snooker match to musical accompaniment.
Launch of the tanker ship "British Forth" at Scott Lithgow Shipyard.
Sam Snead, golfer, on golf course, talking about his general approach to the game, training, changes in the game over his playing lifetime and retirement.
Scottish League First Division match between Hibernian and Hearts at Easter Road.
Ibrox stadium after the disaster, interviews with fans who were on the affected stairway.
Scottish League Cup match between Celtic and Rangers.
Scottish First Division match between Dundee United and Dundee. The game is held up by a dog on the pitch. Final score Dundee United 1 Dundee 4.
General views of Hampden Park, exteriors of building, empty terraces and stand, and pitch.
Interviews with the two players, shots of snooker match and trick shots.
Celtic draw against Rangers 3-3, all 6 goals are shown.
Scottish League First Division match between Dundee United and Celtic at Tannadice. Dundee United 3 Celtic 1 - all 4 goals are shown.
Fairs Cup match between Celtic and Valencia with shots of 2 goals by each team, followed by a golf game.
Quarter-final second leg of the European Cup between Rangers and Standard Liege at Ibrox.
Rangers football team arrive back in Glasgow after winning the European Cup Winners Cup in Barcelona against Moscow Dynamo. They are greeted by the Lord Provost and given a welcome by the fans at Ibrox Stadium. [please note stadium celebration scenes are mute]
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [reporter Arthur Montford].
Fairs Cup match between Dunfermline and Everton in 1962. Dunfermline win 2-0.
Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Dundee - Rangers win 3-1. The winners receive the cup and the losers their medals. Interviews with players from both teams.
Scottish League Division 1 match between Celtic and Rangers - 2-2 draw.
Celtic vs MTK Budapest in 1964. Players warm up before the game, Celtic score three times, a minor pitch invasion ensues.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP SEMI-FINAL: Celtic v Morton
Celtic versus Morton in the Scottish League Cup Semi Final of 1967. Celtic 7, Morton 1.
BOTHWELL CASTLE/GLASGOW GREEN/BONNINGTON POWER STATION
Woodland and river scenes in Lanarkshire and along the Clyde, with shots of Bothwell Castle and Glasgow Green
Sugar Ray Robinson signing autographs and with his fans at his hotel.
Shots of the match between Hib and Munich in which Hibs score three goals.
Children in the Quarriers Homes at play and an interview with a man who talks about the work of the Homes.
Ayr United v Rangers play a match in which both teams score one goal.
Shipbuilders outside Lyceum Theatre and shots in boardroom of agreement being signed by the various parties
Shots taken in the early morning of the police coping with pickets at Longannet Power Station during the coal strike.
Burntisland shipyard, scenes of cranes moving, welders working and the brass name plate of the company.
Scenes around the Clydebank area, interviews with men concerned with the demise of shipbuilding and the consequent unemployment in the area.
Shots of heavy traffic and Edinburgh streets
Shot of Mr. Blance on Unst Harbour, being interviewed by George Reid on development of Shetland Isles, with reference to oil.
Shots of Waverley Station from high vantage point and shots of trains.
Shots of men boarding a small aircraft , aircraft taxiing on the runway and a larger aircraft taking off at Sumburgh Airport, Unst, Shetland.
Birds over the sea and land in Unst, Shetland. A man watching the birds on the seashore. [There is also an unidentified man made structure which is focussed on- perhaps a lighthouse?]
Director, [d. G. Rimmer] ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [camera V. Easton] .
Out-takes of interview with farmer, Brian Hunter, standing by his tractor, on how news of oil development was received on the island of Unst.
Good general shots of newspaper being printed, with commentary about paper shortage.
VOX POPS ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF THE OIL INDUSTRY IN LERWICK, UNST
George Reid conducting street interviews in Lerwick on the perceived changes there since the discovery of oil. Various people are interviewed and their opinions vary.
Building housing on Shetland for workers in the new industry, with scenes of the coast and ships. [Please note this is unedited material, slates]
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: reporter George Reid.
Slogans painted around the town in support of William Thompson (a local politician, councillor?). Shots of the harbour and general island scenery.
Coastal scenes on Unst, with views of farms and animals.
Interior and exterior shots of newly built houses for elderly people.
Scenes in Glasgow and Edinburgh streets of heavy traffic due to rail strike. Also closed station with silent, motionless trains.
Trims of the Daily Express office with people sitting at desks talking and playing cards.
Holidaymakers leaving Glasgow by train, car and coach.
New housing developments under construction; views of completed houses and play areas for children.
William Ross (Willie Ross) Secretary of State for Scotland talking in general terms about 1973 Kilbrandon report. He appeals to as many people as possible to read the "concentrated" version and enter the debate.
Sale of a major painting at Sotheby's and the discussions over whether it should remain in Britain (bought for a Scottish Art Gallery).
QUEEN AND PRINCESS ANNE AT TURNHOUSE AIRPORT, the
The Queen and Princess Anne arriving at Turnhouse Airport and after talking to people, they drive away.
Facilities available at Glasgow College of Technology including engineering and Opthalmology.
Glasgow airport in fog with delayed passengers in terminal buildings. Glasgow city centre in springtime.
Sailing ship "Sir Winston Churchill" sailing on the River Clyde with shots on deck of captain and crew of teenage girls.
PRINCESS ANNE AT EDINBURGH'S ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN
Princess Anne arrives in a small plane at Edinburgh Airport, and is then driven in a limousine to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children where she meets nurses and children.
Interviews with James Allan and Iain Begg on the renovation and restoration work being undertaken in Edinburgh New Town area.
Shots of semi-demolished building and general shots of site in Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, with buldozers etc.
Highlights of a football match between Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic on New Years Day, 1960.
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup second round second leg match between RFC Liège and Dundee at Stade Jules Georges, Liège - final score 4-1 to Dundee.
Golf at Muirfield, shots of the greens, bunkers and some players teeing off
1972, and a football match between Dundee United and Morton. An interview with Jim McLean (manager of Dundee United), follows.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [comm.s. Dougie Donnelly?].
CELTIC V CLYDE IN 1964 GLASGOW CUP FINAL
General scenes of the 1964 Celtic v Clyde Glasgow Cup Final football match. Celtic win and are presented with the Glasgow Cup.
General scenes of the football match between Ayr United and Clyde, final score 2-2.
The Alexander Brothers, the two popular entertainers sing and play traditional and modern Scottish songs in the setting of the Isle of Arran in a programme produced in 1967.
Director, Clarke Tait ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: m.p.c. Jack & Tom Alexander with: Maureen Gardiner, Julie Hamilton, Celia Hammond, Janis McIntosh, Pat Ramsay, Kay Rose, The Kay Gordon Singers & The George Keenan Orchestra. Choreography Bruce McLure. Musical Arrangements Peter Knight. m.d. George Keenan. designer Peter Alexander. ph. Bill Scott. sd. Jimmy Bulloch, Garry Coleman. ed. Bill Robertson. .
Short programmes intended to assist viewers to get the best possible TV reception, to better enjoy watching Scottish Television programmes.
Director, Gordon Arnold ; Producer, p.c.Scottish Television. -- Credits: 1. cond. E.M.Lee, BSc., Dundas Bryce sc. J. McPherson 2. conducted tonight by T. M. C. Lance sc. T.M.C. Lance and John MacPherson 3. conducted by Noel Stevenson, E.M. Lee BSc and J. Calderwood Miller sc. J. MacPherson.
Music and dialogue for historical drama, with John Laurie. Deals with religion, power struggles and Mary's marriage prospects [soundtrack only held].
Lord Thomson talking about tourism, holidays and his holiday homes abroad.
Lord Thomson filmed in various locations, terraced house, swimming pool and restaurant, with other people of all ages.
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup second round first leg match between Dundee and RFC Liège at Dens Park, Dundee - final score 3-1 to Dundee.
Soundtrack for a children's programme with singing.
The Alexander Brothers' Show in 1966, with song and dancers and filmed sequence in the hills. Made by Scottish Television.
Director, Clarke Tait ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: choreo. Bruce McLure designer Ron Franchetti The Arthur Blake Singers, The George Keenan Orchestra, The dancers :- Maureen Gardner, Sylvia Henderson, Maggie Riding, Charlotte Robinson; Jackie Farrell, Leon Ward.
QUO VADIS?: And None Of You Asketh Me Whither Goest Thou? [John, 16:5]
Interview with Quinton Hogg during which he talks about his family, early life, religious beliefs and politics.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, p.c.Scottish Television.
Interview with Sir Compton MacKenzie. Topics covered include his childhood, "WHISKY GALORE", his family, old age, two World Wars, "GREEK MEMORIES" and the subsequent Old Bailey Trial; "WATER ON THE BRAIN", Scottish Nationalism, his knighthood and religion.
The story of the building and fitting-out of the Cunard liner "Queen Elizabeth II", with delays being blamed on all sides by all sides.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, p.c Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Bernard Falk rep. Alex Melville camera Bill Scott, camera Harry Bridges camera Les Roberts dubbing mixer, Jeff Robertson film ed. Christopher Wentzell.
Bill Tennent conducts interviews in the Apollo Theatre, Glasgow and the Loch Lomond Bear Park. With exterior and interior shots of Glasgow discotheques.
INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS OF COURT OF SESSION
Barristers working on Court of Session papers in a library with shelves of session papers all around and walking outside the Court of Session.
The life of the passenger liner "Queen Elizabeth" from being built on the Clyde in 1938 to ending her days on fire in Hong Kong harbour in 1972.
Director, Russell Galbraith ; Producer, p.c Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Bill Kerr Elliot film research Marjorie Orr archival material John Brown's Clydebank, Imperial War Museum, Movietone News and Pathe Gazette sd. Garry Coleman, Len Southam film cameraman Varick Easton ed. Iain MacKenzie, Bill Robertson.
A stock take of Scotland's current (1973) political, economic and constitutional situation.
Profile of George Thomson, journalist and EEC Commissioner. Interviews with him and other public figures in Brussels. Independence celebrations in Swaziland.
Report looking at the condition of old prison facilities in Gateside prison in Greenock and then a new prison buildings being built in Cornton Vale. Includes interviews with an inmate, the prison governor and prison planner.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. George Reid.
A Pathe News complilation of various football matches. Features England v Scotland, Dynamos v Rangers and Great Britain.
A Pathe Newsreel from 1938-39. Features a football match between Scotland and Germany with swastika flags over the ground; shipbuilding on Clydeside with a Royal visit and scenes from the Empire Exhibition of 1938.
Aviemore and surrounding area in summer, people rock climbing and the view of and from the chairlifts.
Dinner given for Commonwealth Games competitors before they leave for Christchurch, interviews with various athletes and team managers and speeches by the Sports Minister and Vaux Brewery chairman.
General shots of match in play at Ibrox with Rangers missing a goal.
Shots pre-match and general shots of the match in play, with goals edited out.
AMERICAN DIRECTORS AT THE EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Darryl F. Zanuck, Roger Corman and Bob Rafelson
Arthur Montford talking to Jackie Stewart outside Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, about the South African Grand Prix, Stewart's chances of becoming the World Champion and his Speed Show at Kelvin Hall
JOCK STEIN AND WILLIE WADDELL: Interview
Interviews at Glasgow Airport with Jock Stein and Willie Waddell before their teams fly out to various semi-final games in Europe.
Interview with Yvonne Goolagong about her success in winning the Wimbledon tennis title and her chances in an unidentified Scottish indoor tournament, probably at Meadowbank.
The Grand Union Canal, with shots of the surrounding area and interview with Basil Skinner who is concerned with the future of the canal.
NEW SWIMMING POOL, AYR AND EXTENSION TO PLASTIC SKI RUN EDINBURGH
Exterior and interior of Ayr Baths. Edinburgh ski run and chair lift with children receiving ski ing lessons on the dry ski slope
INTERVIEW WITH TOMMY DOCHERTY ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS SCOTTISH TEAM MANAGER
Tommy Docherty talks of the problem with Anglo-Scottish players, and his new job in general.
Radio volunteers taping a song request from an elderly patient in Foresthall Home and Hospital in Glasgow, before it was demolished in the late 1980's. Interview with the Chairman of the Hospital Broadcasting Service, George McNair.
JIMMY REID RECTOR OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY SIGNING IN THE NEW CHANCELLOR
Jimmy Reid signs papers and then announces results of the election for Glasgow Universities' Chancellor.
Ayr town and harbour with fishing boats at the quayside and farm buildings in the area.
Glasgow Museum of Transport, with steam locomotives, trams, vintage cars, horsedrawn carriages and bicycles. Interview with curator, Tony Brown.
General shots of and around the Kingston Bridge, Glasgow
General shots around village, with views of houses, graveyard, swingpark, drive through village and the exterior of the Red Lion Inn.
Invergordon aluminium smelter, interior shots of the furnaces and views of the surrounding streets.
GENERAL VIEWS OF ERSKINE BRIDGE AND FERRY
General shots of the Erskine Bridge under construction and men working on it. Shots of a car ferry operating below the bridge
General shots of street scenes in Gullane, East Lothian, the approach road and views across surrounding farmland.
Interview with the organiser of "Facelift Glasgow" campaign, concerning achievements to date, vandalism and cleaning of the Forth and Clyde Canal.
PRINCESS MARGARET RECEIVES FREEDOM OF QUEENSFERRY
Princess Margaret attends a ceremony to receive the Freedom of Queensferry. Speches are given and the Princess is presented with flowers.
Duchess of Kent walks along the driveway, away from the building and stops to talk to some of the spectators.
PRINCESS ANNE OPENS NEW DAILY RECORD COMPLEX IN GLASGOW
Princess Anne tours the new Daily Record complex in Glasgow, starts the printing presses and is shown the finished newspaper.
PROPOSED NEW STEELWORKS: Site at Hunterston
Shots of open fields and farm buildings on the proposed site for the new steel works.
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL TEAM RECEIVE WORLD CUP CARS
Football players stand outside a hotel to receive new cars as gifts after the World Cup competition.
Report covering a petition to Edinburgh Corporation to save Newhaven from population loss due to neglect.
Interview with Samuel Curran, the Principal of Strathclyde University, about the university's achievements in the past ten years (growth in size and scope) and expectations for the next ten years.
General shots of train in station with "Keep Scotland Tidy" stickers on sides and front. Two girls with the same slogan on T-shirts. Man in kilt and various shots of railwaymen.
Princess Margaret visits a primary school, a hospital laboratory and then plants a tree.
Streets decorated for the centenary celebrations in Darvel, Ayrshire, with lace in the windows.
Motorola factory laboratories and exterior shots.
Duke of Edinburgh visits an Army base, watches a weapon demonstrated and plants a tree.
GAVIN STRANG, MP, VISITS ARDYNE POINT, ARGYLL
Building site being cleared ready for start of construction work, visit by Gavin Strang.
Tokyo ceremony to inaugurate Japanese super-express trains, views of the train and from the train.
CLYDESDALE BANK INTERVIEW : Union Recognition
Interview with Mr Langholm, representative of ASTMS concerning union recognition in the Clydesdale Bank with refererence to salaries.
PRINCESS ANNE AT SAFARI PARK AND QUEEN AT NEWPORT
Visits to Safari Park by Princess Anne and the Queen's visit to the MESL electronics factory at Newport.
Dreadnought submarine arrives at its base on the River Clyde and is greeted by friends and families who visit the sub.
PLANTING OF TREES AT DALMARNOCK POWER STATION
Youngsters planting trees on the banks of the River Clyde at Dalmarnock Power Station.
The rivalry between the two churches in the one parish, interviews with the two Ministers and people in the street.
Models and plans of the proposed development in the derelict areas along the River Clyde in Glasgow.
Twenty four hour nursing strike at Woodilee Hospital, interviews with principal figures in the situation and shots of the hospital.
Prince Charles on board a Royal Navy ship on the Firth of Forth with Forth Road Bridge in the background.
Mick McGahey and various miners interviewed about the miners return to work after the Wilberforce pay offer accepted.
Trims of Heriot's, John Watson's, Gillespie's, Borough-Muir, Roayl High School and Daniel Stewart's schools in Edinburgh.
The new extension to the Two-Max kitwear factory in the Gorbals, Glasgow. Scenes showing the staff working on the machines inside the factory.
Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: rep. Sheila Duffy.
General shots of men at work in tunnels of the Glasgow underground.
Shots of reporter amongst old fire engines and a still of a drawing of a fireman.
Children and dignitaries greet the Duke as he arrives at Paisley Town Hall for graduation ceremony.
NEW BAR AND RESTAURANT AT QUEEN STREET STATION
Reporter in new Queen Street Station bar and restaurant, Glasgow and an interview with the Director of Rail Catering concerning British Rail's reputation for food.
Interview with Mr Gilmour, a representative of the Ministry of Defence, on the possibility of jobs moving to Scotland, with reference to the Hardman (?) Report.
An overview of the Lanark and Newmains area. Includes views of council and private housing, Lanark town centre, Lanark Auction Market and canvassing by candidates in February 1974 General Election.
Losing weight at a slimming club, interviews with slimmers and dieticians.
Angus Ogilvy describes how the series of limited edition prints from original paintings by Ben Maile will be used to raise money for the Scottish Wildlife trust. An artist speaks of the time-lapse beteen the inception of the idea to the availability of the completed prints to the public.
Men [unidentified officials] arriving outside the offices of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service, Waterloo Street, Glasgow.
Man outlines the problem of absenteeism in industry.
YOUNG JOURNALIST AND YOUNG ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Hugh Fraser presents the Fraser Young Journalist of the Year Award to Barbara McMahon, who then interviews the winner of the Young Athelete of the Year Award concerning his prospects in a forthcoming race and his long term plans.
Interviews in Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, regarding the post of Scottish Football team manager and who should take over in the event of Ally McLeod resigning or being sacked.
PROBLEMS FACING THE SCOTTISH WHISKY INDUSTRY
Man talks about foreign competition in the whisky industry with particular reference to re-exporting.
Sports competition for athletes with physical disabilities at Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh. Shots of opening ceremony, including close-up of unidentified man, javelin throwing, long jump and club throwing.
A Dalek in Ingram Street Glasgow, accosting two traffic wardens and two young children.
Councillor Phyllis Heriot defends the work of children's panellists after criticism levelled at them by Sir David McNee.
Flag is raised by John Robertson, MP for Hamilton, followed by round of applause from the guests assembled round the flagpole.
Interview with unidentified man concerning the forthcoming PGA Championship with reference to the search for a sponsor and the rumoured absence of Bernard Gallagher.
Interview with unidentified woman who is advocating that housewives should receive a wage, street interviews concerning same.
Street interviews conducted in Byres Road, Glasgow, concerning marital roles and 'who wears the trousers in the home', whether husbands or wives are the more romantic.
The champion frisbee-catcher demonstrates his skill, and his trophies are displayed.
Interview with professor on Scottish infant mortality and whooping cough. They discuss the areas where this is most prevalent and the possible preventative methods.
Interview on road safety in Scotland and what precautions could be taken to reduce the Scottish accident figures.
Teenagers discussing, amongst themselves, the work to be done and with the elderly people for whom they will do the work.
International Scout camp with scenes of camp life, campfire cooking, tents etc.
Speeches, stalls and sideshows at the Game Fair, interviews with animal handlers.
ALLY McLEOD'S RETURN TO SFA AFTER THE WORLD CUP
Ally McLeod leaves his parked car and enters the Scottish Football Association's offices without commenting to the waiting reporter.
The Scottish football team in training at Cordoba Stadium before the World Cup match. Ally McLeod is interviewed about the team's chances.
A record of the Bo'ness Fair. Features Fair Queen Karen Kilgallon on her throne, procession of floats, dancing display, flag-waving crowds and the Ugly Bug Ball.
Taxidermist talks about his art while standing beside example of a stuffed bear in an exhibition. He describes the process from the dead carcass to the finished animal on display.
Interview with Desmond Hodges, representative of Edinburgh New Town Conservation Committee concerning restoration and preservation of buildings in Edinburgh New Town. Shots in St Stephen Street, where conservation work is being carried out.
Fencing match and interview with man about the Scottish team's chances in the forthcoming Commonwealth Games.
News item about hay fever. Includes shots of flowers and grasses, unidentified doctor detailing causes of hay fever and the possible cures.
Gregor McKenzie MP, inside A.A. Sharp MATTRESS FACTORY, CAMBUSLaNG (?). Includes trims of the opening ceremony.
Interview with Hugh Adams, a representative of Rangers Pools, concerning the new gambling laws which jeopardise his future.
Harry Ewing chats to a woman with a kidney machine in her home.
Interview with unidentified woman organising support for women who have been raped in Edinburgh.
VOX POPS ON SCOTLAND'S DISASTROUS WORLD CUP
Street interviews with young workers outside shipyard (?) concerning the Scottish team's performance in the World Cup and their opinions of the team manager.
A drawing and paintings by Keir at his exhibition in the People's Palace, Glasgow, man talks about the artist.
Gordon Wilson complains about the lack of interest in Scottish affairs demonstrated at Westminster and the policies dictated from London with particular reference to North Sea Oil .
Sports training and coaching in Scotland with particular reference to wrestling.
Modern sculptures on plinths in garden, on river bank and in house with voice-over by the artist and poet Ian Hamilton Finlay. The location is most likely his garden at 'Little Sparta', set in the windswept Pentland Hills of southern Scotland.
Interview with round Britain cyclist in Glasgow.
Report on protest held outside Glasgow Sheriff Court over council housing tenants being moved to new properties.
Shots of exterior of burned out tenement flat.
Jimmy Reid describes the intervention of the government to prevent orders from being placed with Upper Clyde Shipbuilders.
Shots of workers at open-air meeting which is addressed by Jimmy Reid.
Ian Stewart addresses meeting of workers and outlines his scheme to save Fairfield's Shipyard, utilising both government and private enterprise money.
Teenagers who made and acted in a film about London's East End are interviewed at the Edinburgh Festival.
Social police on patrol in the tenemented streets of Possilpark, Glasgow, during an interview they speak of the trust placed in them by the residents.
Infestation of head lice is discussed illustrated by a large scale model of a louse.
An art exhibition in preparation and an interview with unidentified man in a Glasgow gallery who describes how the unidentified works on view may be bought on a 'hire purchase' arrangement
Glasgow citizens refuse to be drawn on the subject of the proportion of single men to single women (5% more single men).
John Brown's Shipyard in the week the liner "Queen Elizabeth II" is launched, with scenes around the yard and the ceremony.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Cameramen Bill Scott, Ron Fraser, Eddie McConnell, Morris Allan, Don Dankins. sd. rec. Len Southam, Garry Coleman, Charlie Quinn, Jeff Robertson, Alex Brown exec. p. George Reid film ed. Leonard Trumm w. Malcolm Lynch.
Scenes in the aftermath of the fire in James Watt Street, with eye witnesses describing what happened.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL: Celtic v Dundee
League Cup Final of 1967 between Celtic and Dundee, played at Hampden.
Interview and shots of Wendy Wood in her home, the park, Edinburgh Castle.
Director, James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: personal assistant Morag Jackson cameraman Harry Bridges sd. Clive Wood assistant cameraman Jim Peters film ed. Alan Armstrong rep. Colin Mackay electrician Archie Kay.
BOBBY BROWN SACKED AS SCOTLAND TEAM MANAGER
Bobby Brown makes statement after being told he is to stand down as Scotland Football Manager.
A series of strange goings-on in an unidentified pub.
Numerous two-man yachts off the Scottish coast at Troon.
Tourism in Scotland with reference to the weather, scenery and the facilities offered in Scotland. Interviews with people concerned with the tourist industry.
General shots of small, low-flying aircraft and parachutists. Larger aircraft some of Second World War vintage, in a hangar
Farmers and members of the National Farmers Union of Scotland marching with banners and placards in Edinburgh, speech by man concerning financial losses which farmers are experiencing.
Traffic in Glasgow city centre illustrating the problem discussed in an engineering laboratory, how to reduce exhaust emissions by re-using the gases.
Exteriors shots of Singer factory, snowy and deserted due to a strike.
Shots of electric trains crossing an old bridge and construction work on a new section of the bridge.
Grangemouth refinery filmed during a strike.
Pipe-laying ships, for the oil industry, in Leith harbour.
Glasgow streets and stations during a rail strike.
The scenes after a fire in a single storey building has been extinguished, with firemen working in the blackened ruins.
Interview with Mr Liddell, representative of a working party looking into improvements which could be made at Hampden Park. Mr Liddell has just returned from Germany where he was looking for ideas.
Swimming pool, theatre, cafeteria and entrance hall of the new building.
The liner "Mauretania" on her last voyage, with views of the bow and stern including the name and port of registration.
Sir Alec Douglas Home talks about the lack of a decisive majority in the recent general election, and the prospects of another one in the near future.
Willie Ross discusses the proposed Scottish Assembly, mentioning the Kilbrandon Report, the likelihood of separation, the powers of any Assembly, and its general function.
Vic Feather, trade union leader in Glasgow at a meeting and in City Chambers to meet the Lord Provost.
Mr Heath talks on many subjects, including the proposed Scottish Assembly, the economy with reference to oil and industry in the central belt.
Veteran cars in the grounds of the hotel, several famous cars and replica cars amongst them.
Jackie Stewart talking about the first Grand Prix of 1973 in Buenos Aires, the Tyrol Ford car he will be driving, his general level of fitness and the prospects for his retirement from racing.
Cowan discusses technical matters with mechanics, as they stand beside the rally car, a 2.3litre Vauxhall Magnum. The car is also seen in practice through forest near Peebles.
Interview with a man about the Ocean Youth Club the yacht "Master Builder" is at the quay and in the background are various small yachts.
General shots of people water ski-ing slalom etc
Interview with the Scotland team manager, Willie Ormond, concerning his team selection for the forthcoming Scotlandv West Germany match.
Jackie Stewart's racing car, a Tyrrell Ford on display along with some trophies and his racing suit in Glasgow art gallery.
Interview with Gavin Strang about the need to maximise new employment potential fron on-shore oil developments, Scotland's right to the lion's share of the benefits accruing from the North Sea Oil and the general prospects for Scotland.
The Milk Marketing Board's Scottish Milk Cycle Race starts from George Square in Glasgow, watched by crowds and the 1974 Pinta Princess. Shots cyclists waiting for the start, teams wearing national colours.
Interview with Dr. Jane Gibson, the only woman skipper in the race, and shots of her crew, yachts line up at the starting point.
The dangers on mountainsides to mountaineers and tourists is discussed, illustrated with mountain scenery and chair lifts.
Director, Archie McArthur ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Personal Assistant : Angela L. Hood cameraman: Varick Easton assistant cameraman: Jim Peters sd. : Len Southam Reporter: Alisdair McLeod.
Dr Honeyman describing his purchase of the Burrell Collection and Dali's "Crucifixion". With shots of the Art Gallery, Glasgow University and the collection in storage. Dr Honeyman and the Civic Amenities Committee Convenor in heated discussion in a TV studio.
Director, James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. and presented Alex Dickson.
Glasgow Cup Quarter Final Replay, after extra time Celtic 3 V Rangers 2.
Glasgow's Fruit Market in operation, with people buying, selling and moving fruit, vegetables and flowers. Also shows grading of fruit and the conveyer used to transport fruit from one part of the Market to the other.
British Championships (Home Internationals) game at Windsor Park, Belfast - Northern Ireland play Scotland and win 3-2.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Commentator Alec Cameron ].
A documentary, narrated and directed by Sean Connery, on the turbulent industrial relations of the workforce of Fairfield's shipyard on the Clyde during the mid 1960s.
Director, Sean Connery ; Producer, Joint production STV and Sean Connery Productions. -- Credits: researched and w. Cliff Hanley cam. Bill Scott, Mario Ford sd. Len Southam ed. Leonard Trumm p. Bryan Izzard.
Bob Cuddihy in an observatory in Bearsden discussing the discovery of a new comet by a German astronomer with Dr. Park of Glasgow University.
A children's programme about puppets and their maker
Director, Liam Hood ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Featuring Jim Tattersall's Puppets Mr Fixit. Roy Kinnear sc. Lavinia Derwent settings by Charles Redding.
Colin Mackay interviews Willie Ross on his re-election as Secretary of State for Scotland.
Buchanan's whisky bond in Stepps featuring the testing department and yard.
Interview with Jackie Stewart concerning his decision to retire from motor racing.
Interviews with golfers Sam Torrance, Bernard Gallacher and Peter Thompson.
Scottish League First Division match between Morton and Dundee United at Cappielow, Greenock.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: Morton Team : Baines, Hayes, Ritchie, Lavelle, Anderson, Nelson, McNab, Murray, McCall, Hepburn, Tolmie, Subs. Brown, Osborne Dundee United Team: MacAlpine, Rolland, Coppell, Copland, D.Smith, W. Smith, Hendry, Andy Gray, Gardener, Fleming, Traynor Subs. Payne, Knox Referee : R.C. Greenlees (Lochgelly) Ground : Cappielow, Greenock.
Scottish League First Division match between Hearts and Aberdeen at Tynecastle.
Football match between Scotland and Uraguay, with 5 goals scored.
Rangers v Celtic in the League Cup Final followed by an aircraft on the ground at Glasgow Airport, passengers boarding the plane and the plane airborne.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: commentator Alex Cameron.
Football match between Kilmarnock and Aberdeen at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock (1974).
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Match report presented by Arthur Montford. Aberdeen Team: Clark, Williamson, MacLellands, Smith, Young, Miller, Purdie, Hare, Thompson, Jarvie, Graham. Kilmarnock Team: Stewart, Maxwell, Robertson, Barthulloch, Rodman, McDickin, Sherry, Fleming, Morris, Sheave, Smith. Referee: Mr Thompson, Edinburgh.
Scottish League First Division match between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park, Glasgow - played at Hampden because Celtic Park was unavailable due to building work.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: comm.s. Arthur Montford Celtic Team : Williams, McGrain, McCluskey, Murdoch, McNeil, Connelly, Johnstone, Dalgleish, Deans, Malari, Callaghen. Rangers Team : MacCloy, Jardine, Matheison, Greig, Jackson, Smith, Stein, Denny, D. Johnstone, MacDonald, W. Johnstone. Referee: Bill Mullen (Dalkeith).
European Cup Winners Cup match (round 2, first leg) between Dunfermline Athletic and Vardar Skopje at East End Park.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: commentator Arthur Montford.
Last twenty minutes of the 1972 European Cup Winners final between Rangers and Moscow Dynamo in Barcelona.
Football game between Rangers and Celtic in Glasgow, During the game Rangers save a penalty and score one goal.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Alex Cameron commentating at Parkhead, Glasgow].
Football game between Rangers and Celtic in Glasgow, During the game Rangers score two goals and another from a penalty.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Alex Cameron commentating at Ibrox Park, Glasgow].
Football game between Rangers and Celtic in Glasgow, New Year's Day, 1964. Rangers score a goal during the game.
The activities and general aims of Glenmore Lodge Outdoor Centre in Aviemore. Mostly consists of an interview with Fred Harper, Principal of the Lodge, which touches on safety issues as well as the facilities available at the Centre.
RANGERS V DUNDEE UNITED 30TH SEPTEMBER 1964
League Cup semi-final between Rangers and Dundee United at Hampden Park, Glasgow. Final score 2-1 to Rangers after extra time.
Scottish Cup Final match between Celtic and Dunfermline, during the game Dumfermline score one goal and Celtic score three.
Interview with Lord Thomson in his office and dictating to his secretary.
Director, Donald Brittain ; Producer, [p.c. Canadian Broadcasting Company]. -- Credits: sd. Roger Hart ph. Paul Leach, John Spotton.
Lord Thomson is shown a film, gives interviews about his business interests and talks to George Raft in a casino.
Director, Donald Brittain ; Producer, [p.c. Canadian Broadcasting Company]. -- Credits: sd. Roger Hart ph. Paul Leach.
Lord Thomson talks to a group of his staff about newspaper business and property acquisitions in Ontario
Lord Thomson at the Canadian National Exhibition and discussing different printing methods.
Director, [d. Donald Brittain] ; Producer, [p.c. Canadian Broadcasting Company]. -- Credits: [sd. Roger Hart] [ph. Paul Leach].
Lord Thomson and others in Highland dress attending a reception.
Celtic's first European game after winning the European Cup
Producer, Scottish Television and Spanish Television.
Lord Thomson discusses business arrangements with one of his top executives
Interview with Ian MacDonald, deputy chairman of the Thomson organisation.
Director, Donald Brittain ; Producer, [p.c. Canadian Broadcasting Company]. -- Credits: sd. Roger Hart.
J.M.Coltart talks about Lord Thomson and the newspaper industry.
Director, [d. Donald Brittain] ; Producer, [p.c. Canadian Broadcasting Company].
An interview with Lord Thomson and Jim Coltart and footage of Thomson on a business trip to Barbados and Bermuda.
Lord Thomson watching his company's Newscaster electronic display board at Piccadilly Circus.
LORD THOMSON AT OPEN AIR ROOF TOP MEETING
Lord Thomson at open air rooftop meeting [unidentified location].
LORD THOMSON PRESENTS HONOURS DEGREES TO STUDENTS
Shots of Lord Thomson presenting Honours Degrees to students.
Shots at lunch with top executives, Sir Miles Thomas and Sir Ian Stewart. Exterior of Sunday Times building.
Lord Thomson raising flags at Thomson building in Toronto.
Lord Thomson at home with friends. Includes gvs drinks reception in opulent interiors of home, with people dressed in kilts, military uniform etc.
Highland Gathering at Luss on the shore of Loch Lomond, hammer throwing, Highland dancing, hill race, wrestling and pipe band.
Director, James Sutherland ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television ].
A variety show with singing, dancing and comedy, introduced by Norman Vaughan
Director, Clarke Tait ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television ]. -- Credits: choreo. Bruce McClure Showcase Orchestra cond. Arthur Blake music associate Ian Gourley designer Peter Alexander Executive Producer Liam Hood.
Hogmanay 1957 in Glasgow, with views of celebrating crowds and entertainers at Glasgow Cross, and dance, singing and comedy in studio. The programme moves between interviews of participants such as the bell ringer, and local residents, festivities and a review of the year's news events. [STV's first ever Hogmanay broadcast]
Director, Gordon Arnold d. Lorne Freed d. James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: sc. John Watson m.p. The Glasgow Phoenix Choir; The Inverscotia Singers; Bobby McLeod and his Band; Jimmy Blair and his Orchestra & Desmond Lane cast The Country Dancers; Mike Winters & Bernie Winters interv. comm. s. Jack House, Larry Marshall.
Teams preparing for the Scottish Cup match including interviews with members of both teams and the managers.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television sports].
John Huston, film director, being interviewed about his work. Shot at the Edinburgh International Film Festival
Reporter Robin Ray's overview of the 1972 Edinburgh Festival and Fringe. Interviews with various performers, directors and organisers as well as shots of music and plays in performance. Many differences of opinion over art and culture and Edinburgh between the director and performers.
Variety show introduced by Jimmy Logan, with Moira Anderson, David Ellen and Joe McBride.
Director, Bryan Izzard ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Traditional Scottish music seen through the pen of Peter Knight. Made by the George Keenan Orchestra with the Pamela Davis Singers and the Babs Knight Dancers. Featuring :- David Ellen, Joe McBride and Moira Anderson. Starring :- Jimmy Logan End Credits :- m.d. George Keenan vocal direction Bass Knight "What Will We Do The Noo" by Peter Myers and Ronnie Cass Choreo. Pamela Davis Settings designed by Archie McArthur.
Interviews with Lee Trevino's caddy. Trevino playing in the Ryder Cup at Muirfield with other golfers in the background.
Scenes in and around Glasgow showing the streets and buildings of the city with interior shots of some of the best.
Shipbuilders, seamen and passengers talk about the liner "Queen Elizabeth" built on Clydebank and used as a troopship before becoming a cruise liner,with interior and exterior shots.
LABOUR PARTY ANNUAL SCOTTISH CONFERENCE, AYR 1974
Labour Party Annual Scottish Conference, Ayr 1974. Includes speeches by, for example, Donald Dewar, Jim Sillars, Tam Dalyell and Willie Ross. [VHS viewing copy available of Donald Dewar, and Tam Dalyell speeches.]
Director, [d. David Dunn] ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [camera Bill Scott].
Interview with Lord Kilbrandon at Kilbrandon about his career and the publication of the forthcoming "Kilbrandon Report" on devolution for Scotland.
Princess Anne performs the opening ceremony at the new Erskine Bridge.
INTERVIEW WITH PROVOSTS MURRAY AND BRAID, SNP
News item from the SNP conference, where Provosts Murray and Braid are interviewed. Includes some footage of a speech made to conference.
General exterior views of Yarrow's Shipyard on Clydeside.
General views of Scottish Police College at Tulliallan during cadets training. A Scottish MP on a visit to the college.
Jim Baxter interviewed at Ibrox as the possibility of his signing for the club is discussed.
PRINCESS ANNE IN BISHOPBRIGGS AND BEARSDEN
Princess Anne arrives by helicopter and performs opening ceremony at Bishopbriggs Sports Centre then goes to Bearsden Riding Centre where she sees riders and guests.
Ibrox pitch invasion during Scottish Cup semi-final match between Celtic and St Mirren, match abandoned and mounted police arrive.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [commentator Alec Cameron].
New stadium at Ayr racecourse under construction and views of older buildings and the racecourse itself.
Interview with Willie Milne, the Scots golfer. He discusses his first session as a professional, his American sponsor and his chances on the competition circuits.
Buses in Edinburgh introduce exact fare machines; tv reporter asks passengers their opinion of the new system.
Hearts Football Club celebrating their centenary with pipes and drums and a presentation by Motherwell Football Club.
A current affairs programme about the bad unemployment situation in Clydebank during the 1970s. Features extended interviews with all ages of people affected and general views around a rather derelict Clydebank.
Director, Charles Wallace. -- Credits: camera Bill Scott ass. camera Ron Wilkins sd. rec. Harry Brooks dubbing mixer Gary Coleman film ed. Alan McMillan written and presented by Alex Dixon [N.B. End credits are spoken and not written on film].
Unused material and trims from interviews with May Moxon and George Clarkson, former entertainers.
Director, Jim McCann ; Producer, Scottish Television.
Programme concerning Robert Burns, with songs, poems and Burns' own philosophy.
Director, Brian Mahoney ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: soprano Sheila Crawford Tenor Duncan Robertson Bass Bill McCue Readers Iain Cuthbertson, James Gibson Narrator Alex Allan m.d. George Keenan Musical arrangements by Ian Gourlay w. Campbell Lennie designed by Peter Alexander.
Pony-trotting at Corbie Wood in Stirlingshire.
Shots of young people and children enjoying fairground rides in Ayr.
Erskine bridge over the River Clyde, the ferry on the river below and traffic crossing the river using both methods. Engineers explain the problems encountered during construction.
Zaire v Guinea in the Africa Cup of Nations
SIX YEARS AWAY: George Thomson, Scrabster
Dounreay airstrip with a plane landing and taxiing on it. Scenes around Scrabster harbour showing men using the harbour and working nearby.
Shots of Jimmy Reid addressing shipyard workers inside workplace concerning talks between the Confederation and the Joint Shop Stewards Committee during the work-in.
OF A' THE AIRTS: Ayr, Its Scenery and Its People
Burns Night programme with street scenes in Ayr , on a farm and at a blacksmith.
Director, Wally Butler ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. and devised Danny McKiInnay m. Arthur Blake ph. Varrick Easton assistant camera Bruce Mitchell lighting Arthur Watts sound editor Alan McKenzie film ed. Bill Robertson George Keenan Orchestra Those paying a tribute to Robert Burns : Kay Gordon, Greer Johnson, William King, Bill McCue, the Phoenix Choir.
General views of Edinburgh, St Giles cathedral, Heart of Midlothian, the Mound, High Street, Bank of Scotland, Sheriff Court, Court of Session, George IV Bridge
Trains arrive at underground workshops, Broomloan St in Glasgow. Shots of maintenance of rolling stock and Copland Underground station.
Electric trains departing and arriving at Glasgow Central Station on a rainy day.
General views of RAF plane at Unst airstrip, including shots of re-fuelling tanker and windsock.
CHARLES II STATUE IN EDINBURGH RE-ERECTED AFTER REPAIR
Close-up of statue and general views of same being lowered into place.
CAR PARKING PROTEST, DEAN VILLAGE, EDINBURGH
Car protest in Dean Village, interview with the organiser and shots of car drivers being asked to use another route.
No credits. General shots of the match. Final score Rangers 4 Celtic 0
No credits. General shots of the match. The last three goals are obscured when a fan stands in front of the camera
No Credits. Shots of the Scottish League Cup Final between Rangers and Celtic
New Years Day football match between Celtic and Rangers in 1963. Final score being 4 - 0 Rangers.
A television advertisement for the Glasgow public transport network "Transclyde".
A celebration of the life of Robert Burns, relating events of his life, illustrated with dance, song and recital.
Director, Walter Butler ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Those taking part in our tribute to the Bard were: m.p. Kenneth McKellar cast David Kinnaird, Sheila Shaw, Robin Richardson, Iain Dunnett, Alex Allan and the Dancers of the Western Theatre Ballet m.p.s. the George Keenan Orchestra & Glasgow Phoenix Choir choreo. Bruce McClure m. Cedric Thorpe Davie p. des. Helen Rae Rantin' "Ravin" Robin was written by Hugh J. Waters. Kenneth McKellar and the Dancers of the Western Theatre Ballet are appearing in Stewart Cruickshank's "A Wish For Jamie" at the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow.
Dramatisation of the life of Robert Burns. Episode 3 of 6.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Burns: John Cairney Jean Armour: Colette O'Neil Gavin Hamilton: Ewan Roberts Jessie Levers: Morag Hood Mrs Burns: Jean Faulds Gilbert: James Maguire Nancie: Meg Watt Bella: June Andrews William: Brian Marco John: John Short Isbel: Judith Sweeny Davie Sillar: David McKall Jock Richmond: Roy Hanlon James Armour: Archie Duncan Mrs Armour: Effie Morrison Adam Armour: Brian Pettifer Rev. Auld: John Laurie William Fisher: James Gibson Dr Woodrow: John Morton Dr. Patrick Douglas: Clem Ashby Mary Campbell: Kara Wilson Mrs MacPherson: Molly Weir Johnny Wilson: John Rae Bess Paton: Nell Brennan Joan Markland: Elaine Kennedy Jean Smith: Margaret Leslie Nell Millar: Anne McKinnon Fiddler :Bobby Harvey ed. Cecil P. Taylor m. Ronald Duncan designed by Peter Alexander .
MAN OF THE WORLD: A Profile of John Boyd Orr
A tribute to John Boyd Orr age 90 - his life.
Director, [d. Russell Galbraith] ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [also appearing Rt. Hon. Harold Wilson M.P., Lord Ritchie-Calder, Dr. Kenneth Blaxster, Des Wilson. narr. John Sheddon sc. associate Charles Gormley. Old Glasgow Stills T.& R. Annan. sd. Alan MacNicol, Garry Coleman, Gavin Lessells camera Ron Fraser film ed. Iain MacKenzie].
Orchestral interpreation of Burns’ poetry and traditional Scots music, including Kenneth McKellar.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: singer; Kenneth McKellar The Scottish National Orchestra Leader Sam Bor cond. Alexander Gibson m. written by Gedrig Thorpe Davie, Rob Sharples, James Sloggie. reader James Gibson sc. ed. Campbell Lennie m.ad. George Keenan designer Peter Alexander d. Geoff Rimmer .
T.V. Documentary on the subject of School Camps; documenting the activities and the reactions of both pupils and teachers to life in a School Camp, during the mid 1960's.
T.V. Documentary dealing with the growth and formation of Aviemore as a Ski-resort during the mid 1960's. Concentrating on the growth of the leisure and tourist industry in the area.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, pc Scottish Television. -- Credits: camera unit Bill Scott, Harry Bridges sound recordist Len Southam narrator Ian Gilmour programme editor Henry Hayfilm editor Bill Robertson.
T.V. Documentary. First half of programme being a portrait of an individual crofter and the crofting lifestyle in general on the Isle of Lewis during the mid 1960's. Second half of programme dealing with the subject of gun dogs on a Perthshire Estate, dealing with the training and hunting techniques used by the Lady of the Estate, again during the mid 1960's.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, pc Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Bill Tennent cameraman Ron Fraser sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan progamme ed. Bill Lyall.
General shots of houses under construction in Stanely, Paisley.
STV documentary dealing with the growth and formation of the Steel Industry in the west of Scotland in 1964, concentrating on the steel works at Ravenscraig and Parkhead. Part of a special industrial series to foster interest in the Scottish Industries Exhibition.
Director, Ken Davis & Robert Amram ; Producer, Arrow Productions. -- Credits: presented by Andrew Gardner sc. research Andrew Hargrave w. Robert Amram m. Laurie Johnson camera Reg Cavender sd. Robin Gregory ed. Frank Goulding sd. ed. Norman Savage executive p. David Johnstone.
T.V. Documentary giving a brief description of each of the individual countries that went to make up the Commonwealth during the mid 1960s. The third programme in a series about the commonwealth.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: devised & presented by Ian Gilmour of the English Speaking Union acknowledgements to the National Film Board of Canada.
T.V.Documentary profiling the rehearsal stages of the Classical Greek Drama the "Trojan Women" being shown as part of the Edinburgh International Festival, and featuring Dame Flora Robson in the lead role.
TV documentary from Aden filmed in 1966 dealing with the political friction between the local population and the British Military, highlighting the wind-down of the colony from Britain by 1968.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Bill Tennent technical team Ron Fraser, Garry Coleman, Harry Bridges, Fred Bull production team David Duncan, Bill Lyall, Geoff Rimmer.
NEW BEAR PARK, CAMERON HOUSE LOCH LOMOND
T.V. Documentary showing the opening ceremony by the Queen of the newly constructed Forth Road Bridge in September 1964.
T.V. Documentary profiling the first and only Air Sea Rescue team in Scotland in 1966. Interviews with the crewmen plus footage of rescue team in action.
T.V. Documentary profiling the planning & construction of the Canada Expo 67 being held in Montreal. Filmed in 1967.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film cameramen Bill Scott, Mario Ford sd. Len Southam, Jeff Robertson film ed. Bill Robertson w. & nar. James Gordon.
Interview with Mr. E. Brown Playwright regarding the state of contemporary drama in Scotland, & the establishment of a Playwrights’ society. Filmed in 1974.
Lord Polworth being given a guided tour of Leith docks. Filmed in 1973.
Lord Provost Of Glasgow being interviewed regarding the movement of civil service jobs to Glasgow from the south. Filmed in 1974.
General shots of the Fire service & Police clearing up from the aftermath of a house fire with one casualty being taken away in a body-bag. Filmed in 1974.
Interview with an organiser of Shelter regarding the contemporary state of the homeless and the general lack of provision for them. Filmed in 1974.
INTERVIEW REGARDING N.H.S. REORGANISATION
Interview with regard to reorganisation within the N.H.S., in 1973.
BOMB SCARE KIRK STREET, EDINBURGH G.P.O.
General shots of Army disposal team & police investigating a bomb scare at a G.P.O. in Edinburgh in 1973.
CRIME PREVENTION, BABY ANIMALS, MIDI SKIRTS, PIGS
Various reports dealing with baby animals in Edinburgh Zoo, the fashion of midi skirts, & shots of a Mansion house with chicks and pigs feeding & shots of a stained glass window. Filmed during 1970.
PRINCESS MARGARET VISITS CHILDREN'S HOME
T.V. Newsreport of Princess Margaret visiting Children's Home & being given guided tour, filmed in 1974.
T.V. Newsreport regarding a fishing boat run aground on Ayrshire coastline, filmed in 1972.
T.V. Newsreel with general shots of Police Horses on patrol around the streets of Glasgow, filmed in 1974.
T.V. Newsreel interviews with the general public on the subject of the closing of Clyde Fair International & asking whether or not the Fair had been successful.
T.V. Documentary profiling the daily life of a crofter and his family both at work and at recreation on Barra in the 1970s.
NEW FASHIONS, PRESTONFIELD HOUSE, EDINBURGH
T.V. News report dealing with the latest fashions from 1973.
T.V. Newsreel with no talking head or voice over showing a report on the holiday season hitting Ayr Beach and the second report showing possibly the first Jumbo Jet in Prestwick airport, filmed during 1970.
Documentary covering the opening of the first new style Job Centre in Paisley, including an interview with the Area Manager explaining the approach and success of the new service.
T.V. Newsreel from 1973 showing the Sword of State Ceremony at St. Giles with the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
TOURISM IN SCOTLAND, INTERVIEW WITH MR.BORLEY
T.V. Newsreel from 1973 dealing with the growth in the tourist industry.
T.V. news item from 1971 showing the Ark Royal visiting the Firth of Forth.
GEORGE YOUNGER INTERVIEW REGARDING NEW HOUSING BILL
T.V. Newsreel from 1973 . Interviewing George Younger with regard to the New Housing Bill.
T.V.Documentary from 1972 showing the annual outing to the Ayrshire Coast by Glasgow Taximen for Children in preparation.
T.V. Sports programme profiling the boxer Jim Watt's training and preparation for the challenge of the British Lightweight Championship filmed in 1972.
T.V. Newsreel concerning strike action being taken by Glasgow Firemen in 1973.
T.V. Newsreel interview with Rock n' Roll singer Bill Haley on tour in Scotland in 1974.
FORT THEATRE, GALLIMAUFRY - BISHOPBRIGGS
T.V. Documentary from the 1970s profiling a newly created amateur Theatre group in Bishopbriggs.
Film Rushes of an Arts programme from 1973 dealing with the proposed building plans for various theatres & cultural centres in both Glasgow & Edinburgh.
T.V. Newsreel report on the growth of tourism & the rise of "white settlers" on the Isle of Arran filmed in 1974.
STV documentary reporting on the formation and growth of ornamental glass production in Oban, seen as both a tourist attraction and winter employer. Filmed in 1970.
EVERY SECOND COUNTS [Scottish Lifeboats]
Documentary about the Royal National Lifeboat Institution's new Inshore Rescue Boats and stations around the British coast, including a series of reconstructed rescue operations.
Director, William J. Guild. -- Credits: Made with the co-operation of the officials and crews of the following Inshore Rescue Boat Stations... Broughty Ferry, Kinghorn, Largs, Mudeford, Seahouses. .
T.V. Documentary from 1974 profiling the election campaign of Teddy Taylor and the organisation of the Cathcart Tories, including vox pops from Cathcart locals and people living in the new Castlemilk estate.
1974 T.V. Newsreel profiling a newly established craft pottery business in Muirhall farm in Larbert, Stirlingshire.
Documentary film from 1967 profiling the increasing & varied role of the bank manager within the community laying emphasis on the meeting of clients in the workplace.
Director, John Rowdon ; Producer, World Wide Pictures for Barclays Bank. -- Credits: Sub-title; An Unscripted Study of Bank Managers and their Customers. Photographed by Jo Jago, Edited by Malcolm James, Sound by Peter Gilpin, John Streeter. Presented by Barclays Bank & the British Linen Bank. A World Wide Picture in Association with Charles Barker & Sons Ltd. Colour by Technicolor..
T.V. Documentary from 1973 profiling the Royal Burgh of New Galloway [mute]
T.V. Newsreel from 1974 reporting on the winter floods affecting the west of Scotland.
T.V. Sports programme from 1973 profiling two Scottish cyclists' training and preparation for the Commonwealth Games in New Zealand. Also highlighting the state of cycling in Scotland with regard to provision and facilities.
T.V. Documentary from 1972 profiling the Strathclyde University Business School Training Centre at Chesters House concentrating on the course being run for Middle Management.
1972 T.V. Newsreel reporting the proposed restoration of the Island of Inchkeith to a state safe for visitors. The island, which lies in the Firth of Forth bears a number of ruined military structures, built during the First and Second World Wars.
STV Arts programme from 1971 profiling the Visual Arts output from both the Official & Fringe elements of the Edinburgh Festival.
Director, Brian Marney & James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film unit; Harry Bridges, Gordon Stephenson, Ron Wilkins dubbing Mixers; Gary Coleman, Jeff Robertson. Taller Montevideo : presented by Sheila Duffy; ed. Ian MacKenzie & d. Brian Marney Rumanian Art & Belgian Surrealists : presented by Bill Kerr Eliot; ed. Jim Hosack & Alan Armstrong; & d. James Sutherland..
T.V. Sports programme from 1974 profiling the growth & nature of women's football in Scotland.
Pan Am press release footage possibly used for T.V. Newsreel or Documentary from the early 1970s. Highlighting the advances radar & airplane design.
T.V. Newsreel from 1978 reporting on a fire at a Larkhall joiners office & buildings.
Trims of a T.V. Newsreel from 1972 reporting on stormy conditions at Ardrossan Harbour.
M.McGAHEY INTERVIEW & ACCIDENT ON MARYHILL ROAD
Interview with Mick McGahey on the subject of the possible escalation of the 1970 miners strike. The second report deals with a lorry crashing into a corner shop on the Maryhill road in Glasgow.
PETROL LEAK AT GLASGOW UNDERGROUND STATION
T.V. Newsreport from 1972 dealing with the incident of a petrol leak at Kelvinbridge Underground Station.
Television footage of the construction of the hull of a ship in a shipyard concentrating on the work of the welders on board.
T.V. Newsreel from 1972 reporting on the latest fashions in fur coats.
GENERAL VIEWS OF GLASGOW MOTORWAY & DERELICT BUILDINGS
T.V. footage of derelict buildings & a motorway in Glasgow in the early 1970s.
BOAT RUN AGROUND / WESTER HAILES HOUSING ESTATE
A TV news report dealing with a boat run aground off the Mull coas creation of the Wester Hails Housing Estate in Edinburgh.
T.V. footage from 1973 of a men's international indoor curling competition.
T.V. Newsreport from 1972 reporting on a visit to Buchanan Street Precinct by a delegation from England.
FOLK SINGING FILLERS WITH ARCHIE & RAY FISHER
T.V. programme fillers from 1966, featuring Archie & Ray Fisher singing a variety of traditional & contemparory Scottish Folk songs.
INTERVIEW WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SCOTTISH TORIES
T.V. Newsreel interview from 1971 with the then Chairman of the Scottish Tories, the main issues of the interview being local government reform.
PROTEST MARCH AGAINST INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL, GLASGOW
T.V. Newsreel from 1971 reporting on a protest march by various Unions & Student bodies against the Industrial Relations Bill.
T.V. Newsreel interview with education official from 1971 dealing with the introduction of new technology & teaching methods.
Possible T.V. Newsreel from the early 1970s showing trims of gv's of Cardowan Colliery.
T.V. Newsreel from 1972 profiling Glasgow sculptor David Fawlds? about his work on sandstone which he aquired from the derilict slums of the Gorbals. He produces mainly busts of heads.
T.V. Newsreel interview from 1972 with woman organiser of Shelter discussing a recent report that Shelter had produced about the homelessness problem facing Glasgow.
NEW SCOTTISH & NEWCASTLE BREWERY, EDINBURGH
Trims of a 1973 T.V. Newsreel report showing the opening of the new Fountain Brewery by Scottish and Newcastle.
T.V. Newsreel from 1973 reporting on the felling of trees to make way for a new motorway between Glasgow & Edinburgh.
Trims of a T.V. Newsreel from 1971 showing interior shots of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
WALKER CUP GOLF TOURNAMENT AT ST. ANDREWS
Walker Cup Golf Tournament, St. Andrews.
Footage of strike meeting at Rolls Royce.
INTERVIEW REGARDING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
Talking head interview with unidentified man discussing the introduction of the new regional development grants.
PRINCESS MARGARET & PHIL SILVERS AT CHILDREN'S LEAGUE OF PITY
OMAR SHARIF INTERVIEW REGARDING HIS BRIDGE PLAYING
Talking head interview with Omar Sharif regarding his passion for playing Bridge
Roman remains at Bridge of Weir in this television news piece from Scottish TV.
T.V. Schools programme from the mid 1960s showing a class of schoolchildren studying trees in and outside of the schoolroom.
T.V. Newsreel report & trims from 1974 reporting on the growth & popularity of Calderpark Zoo.
Director, Teddy Abraham ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: p.a. Sheila Wilson, cameraman Varick Easton, sound Len Southam, asst. camera Kelvin Gray, electrician Archie Kirkwood, film editor Jim Hossack, reporter Les Wilson..
T.V. Documentary from 1966 reporting on the only Guide Dog Training Centre in Scotland & profiling the needs and services of this centre to the blind community.
ROAD SAFETY AND INTERVIEW WITH BRUCE FORSYTH
T.V. Documentary from the mid 1960s reporting on the action the Stirlingshire police force is taking towards road safety. The second report is a interview with the entertainer Bruce Forsyth backstage at the Alhambra Theatre in Glasgow.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ph. Varick Easton ph. Ron Fraser sd. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme editor Bill Lyall.
T.V. Documentary from 1966 profiling the Duke of Atholl, his private regiment & his castle.
Outakes from a 1967 T.V. Documentary reporting on the dangers of reckless driving and the consequences it can have on the victims.
Educational documentary from 1966 profiling Napier Further Education College, showing the activities of the students at both study & recreation.
Second report from a 1966 T.V. Documentary profiling a P.D.S.A. Hospital with shots of various pets & interviews with members of the staff.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: cameraman Bill Scott, Ron Fraser sd. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme ed. Bill Lyall.
T.V. Documentary from 1964 profiling the history & construction of the Forth road bridge.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Cameramen; Bill Scott, Varick Easton, Ron Fraser. Film Editor; Bill Robertson. Reporter; Henry Hay. .
DISNEY IN SCOTLAND, LOCATION OF GREYFRIARS BOBBY
T.V. Documentary from 1960, interview with Walt Disney on location in Edinburgh discussing his latest Scottish project the film "Greyfriars Bobby". Also interviews with some of the actors in the film on location in the Borders.
A dramatic fictionalised account of the life of Mary Queen of Scots filmed in the late 1960s.
Director, Geoffrey Nethercott ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Written by Jack Gerson & Ian Stuart Black. Featuring Cast; "Loch Leven" Ellen McIntosh as Mary Stuart, Peter Wyngarde as William Maitland of Lethington, John Laurie as John Knox, Victor Carin as James Hepburn Earl of Bothwell, Richard O'Sullivan as Henry, Lord Darnley, Jeremy Young as Younger Ruthven, James Copeland as Lord James Stewart Earl of Moray, Tom Conti as David Rizzio, Walter Carr as Lord Lindsay, Michael Deacon as Earl of Lennox, Nell Curran as Mary Beaton, Morag Forsyth as Mary Fleming, Margaret Leslie as Mary Livingstone, Grace Joss as Mary Seaton, Willy Joss as The Elder Earl of Ruthven, Gerard Slevin as Ker of Fawdonside, Shenah Douglas as Kirstie, Ken McKenzie as Andrew, Constantin de Goguel as Taylor, Patrick Carter as Hay, John Young as Lord Melville, "Fotheringay" Peter Wyngarde as Burleigh, Mary Kerridge as Elizabeth, Jeremy Young as Bromley, Victor Carin as Walsingham, Michael Deacon as Babington, Patrick Carter as Knollys, Walter Carr as Sir Amyas, Bob Wilson as Bishop, Malcolm McIIwrath as Phillips, Ian Halliburton as Giffard, Francis Ghent as Ballard, Ian Dempsey as Savage, Iain Agnew as James the Sixth. Lighting Jim Fyfe Sound Jim Bulloch Designer Neil Parkinson.
News and current affairs piece from Scottish Television in 1971 on fishing fleet and the Common Market.
PREVIEW OF ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW INGLISTON
Preview of Royal Highland Show at Ingliston.
Beauty contestants from the 'Pinta Milk Beauty Queen Awards' in Glasgow Botanic Gardens, with close ups of three contestants drinking milk.
T.V. Sports programme from 1973 featuring a British Lightweight Championship eliminator contest between former British lightweight champion Jim Watt and Gus McMillan in Govan Town Hall, Glasgow. With Jim Watt eventually gaining victory in the last round.
FESTIVAL MAGAZINE INTERVIEW WITH PETER USTINOV
T.V. Arts programme from the 1973 Edinburgh International Festival, interviewing Peter Ustinov about his production of Mozart's Opera Don Giovani & discussing the festival & his work in general.
Scotland Today piece regarding police discovering cannabis.
EXHIBITION OF GOYA'S ETCHING'S "THE DISASTERS OF THE WAR"
T.V. Documentary from 1965 profiling the completion of the Cruachan Dam hydro-electric power station in Argyll.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Cameramen: Ron Fraser, Varick Easton. Sound: Gary Coleman, Ray Fields. Additional Film sequences by courtesy of Films of Scotland. Film Editor: Bill Robertson. Script: Walter Dickson..
STV documentary from the "Time Out With Tennent" series, 1965. Bill Tennent boards the Puffer boat "Spartan", sailing from Troon harbour to the Island of Iona with a cargo of coal. He interviews the owner and each member of the crew.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ph. Bill Scott film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme ed. Bill Lyall.
T.V. Documentary from 1966 profiling the creation of the New Town of Cumbernauld, talking to various residents and planners about life in this newly created urban environment.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Cameraman Bill Scott. Sound Len Southam. Film Editor Bill Robertson. Music composed by Andy Park. Research Norman Thompson, Gordon Beverley. Programme Editor Henry Hay. .
T.V. Newsreel from 1974 reporting on a baby psychology centre set up to test the reactions of infants on a series of experimental games and tests.
FIRST BRITISH OFFICER KILLED IN THE "TROUBLES" IN ULSTER
T.V. Newsreel from 1971 concerning the funeral of Captain David Stewardson, killed in the "Troubles" in Ulster.
INTERVIEW CHAIRMAN HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Interview, Chairman of Highlands and Islands Development Board.
A strike meeting at Linwood car factory.
IV WITH MR.BARR AUTHOR OF A BOOK ON GLASGOW
Interview with Mr. Barr, discussing his book on the history of Glasgow.
Interview with Mr. Smith concerning the financial situation of Upper Clyde Shipyards.
T.V. Documentary from the early 1970s presented by Bill Tennent on the subject of Whisky, dealing with many different aspects of the production & marketing of Scotland's national drink. Interviewees include the Scots poet & polemicist Hugh MacDiarmid.
Interview with Sir Compton MacKenzie sitting in his armchair in his library and occasional close-up shots of his hands, discussing his early life before he became a writer, and his family background.
T.V. Arts Documentary profiling visual artists working within the Locations: Edinburgh project, appearing at sites around Edinburgh during the the 1971 Edinburgh International Festival, with visuals of their art and interviews with most of the artists concerned; participants include members of the Artists Placement Group (APG).
Director, James Sutherland ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. & presented by Alex Dickson film unit Harry Bridges, Gordon Stevenson, Ron Wilkins. dubbing mixer Garry Coleman film ed. Jim Hossack.
Stock shots of various scenes of Edinburgh during the summer months possibly connected with the Festival, with several shots of unidentified fortified houses & shots of the gravestones of the writers Thomas De Quincey & Robert Fergusson.
T.V. Entertainment programme from 1966 hosted by Roy Castle featuring guests Dickie Valentine, The King Brothers, Eli Woods and The George Keenan Orchestra. Shot in a studio with a live audience the show is a mixture of comedy and musical routines.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Guest Stars; Dickie Valentine, The King Brothers, Eli Woods, The George Keenan Orchestra. "One Man Percussion" was composed by Arthur Wilkinson. "Yokel Sketch" by Jimmy Grafton. Setting Designed by Archie McArthur. .
1970s summer fashion show. STV news item.
Members of public give their opinions on changes in licensing laws.
Two short promos for the programme "Doing Things" from 1973 with Paul Young introducing the subject of skiiing at Aviemore.
General shots of Ayrshire? countryside with brief shots of a horse.
A report showing the final stages of construction of the Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow, before its opening in 1963.
T.V. drama from 1972 set in a village manse - a straight-laced minister and his frustrated wife argue over their new bath, a gift from their parishioners for their 20th anniversary, but their argument eventually has fatal consequences.
Director, p. & d. Douglas Moodie ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. Ronald Mavor Cast: Fulton Mackay as George Kello, Moira Redmond as Alice Kello, Moultrie Kelsall as Dr. Gilchrist, Betty Cardno as Mrs. Gilchrist, Jean Taylor Smith as Miss McArthur. designer Peter Alexander. .
WENDY WOOD INTERVIEW, REGARDING HER HUNGER STRIKE
Interviews with Wendy Wood, a Scottish nationalist, during her fast and at its end. Wendy Wood held a hunger strike lasting over a week, losing nearly two stones at the age of 78. She protested Government's decision to delay the Scottish Convention (regarding Scottish devolution) until the reorganisation of Scottish Local Government had been determined.
Aerial shots of oil rig (unidentified location).
First part of a T.O.W.T. programme from 1966 profiling the private security firm "Securicor" from their Scottish H.Q. in Glasgow, showing shots of patrolmen at work & B.T. interviewing various members of staff, in this company newly set up in Scotland.
Dudley Evans Managing Director of "Cybernet" discussing the educational advantages of introducing computers into schools
T.V. Documentary in two parts on the history of the Co-operative movement in Scotland laying emphasis on its modern role in the day to day life of the nation.
Director, Ted Williamson. ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Historical material by arrangement with The National Film Archive, The S.C.W.S., T. & R. Annan & Sons Ltd. sd. Len Southam, Garry Coleman, Geoff Robertson sd. ed. Fred Bull research John Black ph. Bill Scott, Harry Bridges, Mario Ford w. Charles Gormley film ed. Bill Robertson.
"KEEP BRITAIN TIDY" GIRL DANCERS - Scotland Today
Dancers promote the 'Keep Britain Tidy' campaign.
News piece on the centenary of Greyfriars Bobby.
REPORT ON THE SCOTS PHILOSOPHER ADAM SMITH
T.V. Newsreel & Trims of a report on the 18th century Scots Philosopher/Political Economist Adam Smith.
INTERVIEW WITH MR.CHATAWAY REGARDING NORTH SEA OIL
Interview with Mr Chataway on the subject of North Sea oil.
STV entertainment programme from the late 1960s with Cliff Richard singing traditional Scottish songs in a contemporary style with accompanying dance routines, with special guest Una Stubbs.
Director, Wendy Toye ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Scottish Television Network Colour Production. Featuring: Una Stubbs, Louanne Richards, Jan Colet, Sheila Coxhill, Michele Hardy, Alix Kirsta, Frances Pidgeon, Tudor Davies, Norman Isgove, Rex Rainer, The Maljons, The Mike Sammes Singers, The Concert Orchestra. musical associate & conductor Richard Holmes musical arrangements by Ted Brennan, John Douglas, David Lindup vision control supervisor Gerry Taylor senior cameraman Reg Clowes video tape ed. Ray Knipe lighting d. Jimmy Boyers sd. d. Ted Scott animation & graphic design by George Wallder make-up Yvonne Evans p. ass. Anne W. Gibbons ass. to choreographer Maggy Maxwell Colour by A.T.V. costumes designed by Malcolm Pride settings by Tom Lingwood devised & choreographed Wendy Toye.
T.V. Drama from the early 1970s with the story of a suspicious kidnapping of a lawyers son, set mostly in the front room of the parents house.
Director, p. & d. Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. Tom Wright Featuring Colin Gordon as John Murdoch, Shelagh Fraser as Helen Murdoch, Bryden Murdoch as Martin Forsythe, Frazer Hines as Jack Murdoch, Joel Spence as Harkins, Also appearing Vernon Nurse, Heather Francis film cameraman Varick Easton film ed. Iain MacKenzie designed by Ron Franchetti.
T.V. Drama from the early 1970s centred around two card tricksters and their attempt to pull off the wager of their careers.
Director, p. & d. Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: w. Jack Gerson Featuring Victor Maddern as Bervie, Harry Towb as Gordie, Patrick Newell as Oleander, Jill Gascoine as Fred Designed by Ron Franchetti..
Part two of a Time Out With Tennent T.V. programme where Bill Tennent interviews two of the last remaining active blacksmiths operating in Scotland in both an urban & rural environment.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: cameramen Bill Scott, Ron Fraser sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme ed. Bill Lyall.
WHISKY STILL, LOADED ONTO SHIP IN PRINCE'S DOCK
PROTESTS AGAINST RENTS RISE & RELATIONS BETWEEN POLICE & PUBLIC
A T.V. Documentary shot mainly in New York - with brief shots of Glasgow and London.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Filmed by Scottish Television with the co-operation of the New York City Housing Authority. Written by Bill Knox. Narrated by John Toye. Cameraman Bill Scott. Assistant Gordon Coull. Sound Recordist Len Southam. Film Editor Leonard Trumm..
FARMING, APPRENTICES & RAVENSCRAIG STEEL
Reaction to possible purchase of UCS (in liquidation) by American interests
An interview regarding the construction of a small theatre behind the home of a Crieff landowner.
An interview with Canadian visitors to the Gaelic Mod at Ayr.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [reporter Les Wilson].
A report on the newly built liquid natural gas installation at Glenmavis, Lanarkshire.
Resume of main business of the preceding and last day of the Labour Party Conference at Dunoon.
Director, Archie McCarthur ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Exec prod Russell Galbraith Editor Allan Armstrong Film unit Bill Scott, Ron Wilkins, John McGuire [Presenter James Gordon].
Visuals of parent protest against selective schools at City Chambers, Edinburgh.
Rushes from documentary on the oil platform construction site at Nigg Bay.
Aircraft passengers disembarking and BOAC and PAN-AM jumbo jets.
An interview with the owner of a Glasgow wig salon on the changing attitudes to male wigs.
A report on the strike of Grangemouth process workers and the consequent shortage of petrol.
Producer, Scottish Televison. -- Credits: reporter: John Hinton.
Rushes from a news item on sailing ships.
Compilation roll of adverts for various Scottish Co-operative products.
Compilation roll of various commercials for Scottish Co-operative products.
Compilation roll of adverts for Scottish Co-operative household goods and clothes.
Compilation roll of tv adverts for Arnotts merchandise.
Harold Wilson pays a visit to UCS and pledges his support to the workers.
Shots of the damage caused to a train by Rangers supporters.
Footage of the last of the trams taken in the cobbled streets of Argyle Street.
The building of a new road to Balmaha through Drymen.
An interview with Willie Ormond, Scotland manager, before his first Scotland v England match at Wembley.
SNOW CLEARING AT HAMPDEN & BOBBY MOORE/ BILLY BREMNER INTERVIEW. SFA CENTENARY MATCH
Light-hearted interview with Bobby Moore and Billy Bremner, about rivalry between the England and Scotland football teams, while snow is cleared off the pitch at Hampden.
WILLIE ORMOND- SCOTTISH FOOTBALL MANAGER
An interview with Willie Ormond after the Scots had beaten England.
The effects of the petroleum workers strike in Scotland.
Views of Firhill, Hampden, and Parkhead terraces.
INTERVIEW WITH JOHN RANNIE ON QEII BUILDING
An interview with John Rannie of John Browns.
VISUALS OF EVICTION OF MAN AT BURNBANK HAMILTON
The police evicting a man from his house.
OPENING OF THE INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
Film taken of the newly opened Institute of Neurological Sciences which shows the technology and work involved in this area.
General views of the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
PROGRESS REPORT ON THE NEW ERSKINE BRIDGE
Footage of the partially finished bridge
POSSIBLE BUILDING COLLAPSE IN QUEEN STREET
Visuals of a dilapidated building on the corner of Queen Street and Royal Exchange Square.
STRIKES AT CHRYSLER AND LEYLAND AND THREATENED RAIL STRIKE
Shots of the Hoover picket line and the Leyland factory to back up a news story. Has nothing on the Chrysler strike but does have Hoover picket line.
Glasgow docks during the strike of 1970.
A look around the dilapidated interiors of a once grand castle now up for sale.
The supply of water to Millport from the mainland.
KILMARNOCK BYPASS AND SOME VISUALS OF CARS IN FOG
Travelling down the Kilmarnock eastern bypass towards Ayr.
Workers arriving for a meeting in the Pearce institute, Govan.
Film of a dig in Edinburgh's High Street.
The effect of the Grangemouth petrol workers strike in Scotland.
Views of Sir Walter Scott's house and gardens.
Short film showing a group of clyde steamers.
A look at Inchcolm island with the tourists.
Couples getting married on a beautiful sunny day in Glasgow.
A look at what goes on in St. Andrews house.
Jackie Stewart describes the car exhibition (Jackie Stewart's Speed Show) and interviews a few of the people attending.
A look at the Livingstone museum and plans made to build another.
CUTTING FIRST SOD FOR NEW INVERCLYDE HOSPITAL, GREENOCK
The beginnings of a new hospital for Greenock
Christmas shopping under gaslight due to a power crisis
Gvs of second hand cars in Glasgow some with prices in windscreen , all below £1000 (3.15)
The SNP conference in Oban, 1973. Featuring Willie Wolfe and Margo MacDonald.
The workers have returned to the plant after a strike
Camera rushes showing scenes from day at Luss Highland Games in 1971.
News item about a weekly open air market operating in the new town of Erskine, which has no purpose-built shops. Renfrew County Council plan to close the market down and replace it with a supermarket.
Report on the English poaching lobsters at St Abbs
HGugh Fraser (younger ) and lady Appelby at a jumble sale in the Freemasons Hall in Edinburgh which is up for sale
INTERVIEW WITH MR POTTINGER ON HUGH FRASER
Pottinger eulogises Sir Hugh Fraser about whom he had written a biobraphy.
STRATHBLANE DEVELOPMENT. SIR HUGH FRASER AND JOHN LAWRENCE
Hugh Fraser and John Lawrence, ex Rangers Chairman, planning to turn the ruin of Murdoch Castle into a hotel.
A look at the offices of the Helensburgh Advertiser. Compositors are seen typesetting by hand, and using Linotype and Intertype machines.
Jackie Stewart, Scottish Sportsman of the Year, interviewed by Arthur Montford following his retirement.
A look at the YWCA building in Glasgow on its 100th anniversary
The launch of the QEII from fields on the Clyde with the Queen in attendance.
Shots of various restaurants in Glasgow.
A film to show young people what they can do with their lives.
Director, Joyce M Skinner ; Producer, STV. -- Credits: Produced in cooperation with Youth Employment..
Crossing to Skye by ferry from Kyle of Lochalsh.
The weigh in of the two fighters with interviews with Buchanan and Watt's manager.
Heath speaking at a lunch in the Central Hotel in Glasgow.
Film of the picket lines which accompanied the strike at Longannet.
Various shots of the different news buildings and vans.
CELTIC STATEMENT ON TROUBLE WITH ATHLETICO MADRID
A statement made by Celtic Chairman Desmond White on trouble at the match between these two teams.
Report made by A. Cameron on the £1 million facelift to Parkhead.
Life on Unst, Shetland, in the early 1970s.
PROVANDS LORDSHIP, CATHEDRAL AND NEW MOTORWAY
A look at Provand's Lordship, the Cathedral and the new motorway.
The February General Election of 1974: candidates are out on the streets of Govan trying to win votes. Shots of Margo MacDonald (the SNP Member of Parliament) and others canvassing.
USHER VAUX SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR
The Sports Personality of the Year awards.
A look back at the past decade - the Sixties.
A conference on the UCS where the audience includes such politicians as Tony Benn, Norman Buchan and Teddy Taylor.
QUEEN AND THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT THE ALHAMBRA, the
The Queen and Prince Phillip meeting various entertainers at the Alhambra.
A look at the new shirt factory and an interview with the owner about his plan for expansion.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: rep. Sheila Duffy.
JOHN CAIRNEY IN THE BATCHELOR CLUB, EDINBURGH
An interview with John Cairney (the latter day Burns) on the history of the Batchelors Club.
An airplane refueling on Baltasound airstrip.
Interview with an elderly Yorkshireman who likes to leapfrog over post boxes.
Construction shots of the early stages of the M8 at Charing cross. Members of the public stop to watch from newly built bridges, not yet open to traffic.
A report on the Tory party conference which includes footage of Edward Heath on Nationalists and Alick Buchanan-Smith's plan for Assembly in Scotland.
Mass meeting at Linwood factory to discuss the strike.
The general public's pessimistic view of their national football team's chances in the '74 World Cup.
A look at extremely poor housing conditions in Toryglen.
A march led by Jimmy Airlie, Jimmy Reid and Tony Benn through Glasgow's city centre.
A pre-match interview with Jock Stein in which he tells Alec Cameron he believes the Rangers- Celtic game could be played peacefully if it weren't for the trouble on the terraces.
JOCK STEIN ON CELTIC'S EUROPEAN OPPONENTS
An interview with Jock Stein, Celtic manager on Celtic's Hungarian opponents in the next game of the European cup.
A look at the underground train workshops in Glasgow.
footage of Eisenhower on a visit to Culzean castle.
Interviews and footage from the firemen's strike.
Jimmy Airlie and Jimmy Reid speak to the workers.
Work nearing completion on the Erskine Bridge.
SACKING OF NEW OPERA HOUSE EDINBURGH ARCHITECT
An interview with the Lord Provost over the sacking of William Kinninmont from the new opera house project.
A look at Longannet power station and the Grangemouth refinery
A new public laundry is opened on Bonnington Road in Edinburgh by the Lady Provost. Interviews with women using the new £39, 500 facility.
A look at the old housing in the square.
Crowds in the Yarrow yard watch on as a new ship is launched.
Trims of footage shot of the exteriors of houses along the Royal Mile.
A submarine has run aground just off of Rothesay prom.
John Davies' speech on industry to the Tory party conference.
LIVINGSTONE NEW TOWN PRESERVATION SOCIETY
This society are anxious to preserve old buildings which have been engulfed by the new town.
European Cup Winners' Cup quarter final first leg between Borussia Mönchengladbach and Rangers at the Rheinstadion in Düsseldorf (final score: Borussia 0 - Rangers 3).
MOTHERWELL v. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR IN THE TEXACO CUP]
The second round of the Texaco Cup, second leg at Fir Park. Motherwell win 3-1 on the night and 5-4 on aggregate. This is film of the goals with commentary by Bob Crampsey.
An interview for t.v. of Ted Heath. Subjects covered include plans for a Scottish Assembly, oil profits and food price increasees.
Production lines at the Timex factory, concentrating on the women who work there.
Interview with both Dan McGarvey and a ship owner over the delivery dates for 4 ships.
Various views on Glasgow from the people in the street. Generally the view is that the people are friendly but the city itself needs a facelift.
An exercise in living together on a sailing ship.
An interview with Mr Rennie on the problems of the census not the results.
Interview with head of Glasgow zoo about wild puma sightings.
A look at Stirling in the early 1970s. Featuring University and Castle.
Showing production inside a factory making tin cans.
The Chrysler workers vote to return to work after months of strike action.
CHRIS CHATAWAY, MP, AT WHITAKERS, DUNDEE
An interview with Chris Chataway at the paper factory.
A fair gathering of notables at the Scottish Assembly in Edinburgh
SCOTTISH OPERA. ROBIN ORR INTERVIEWED BY BILL BRYDEN
WILLIE ORMOND INTERVIEW AFTER DEFEAT BY ENGLAND
An interview with Willie Ormond after Scotland's defeat.
TOMMY DOCHERTY INTERVIEW PRIOR TO JOINING MANCHESTER UNITED
An interview with Tommy Docherty's decision to manage Manchester United instead of the Scottish national team.
An interview with Willie Ormond on the team picked to play the Czecks including the recall of Dennis Law.
Vox pops on the change to decimal currency.
A mass meeting of UCS workers in a shipyard being addressed by Jimmy Reid . Followed by an interview with Martyn Lewis.
Interviews with farmers and shepherds on the subject of joining the European Common Market. Housewives give their opinions in a series of vox pops.
A look at the various banners of the Unions.
Scenes from the 1972 Tory Party Conferance.
Bill Tennent interviews 83 year old Fanny Scotland on 50 years work in Culross and the changes she has seen.
A look at production processes in Collins printing factory.
Bulls being shown at the Edinburgh cattle show.
The Bo'ness Children's Fair Festival, showing the fancy dress parade through the streets of Bo'ness, and Queen of the Fair, Audrey Timms.
The site of the new opera house, not the finished product.
A look inside the local technical college where catering, engineering and hairdressing are amongst the subjects taught.
The history of beer making with particular reference to Europe.
The public reaction to the new decimalised currency as the reporter tries it out in Glasgow.
An interview with Unst minister Douglas Lambe on life on Unst and what the advent of oil would mean to the island.
An interview with Government minister T Boardman .
An interview with union leader Dan McGarvey by John Hossack.
Interviews with the Chrysler representative, Peter Griffiths, and the shop steward, John Carty, during the strike.
JIMMY REID ON MARATHON THREAT TO WITHDRAW
Jimmy Reid and Airlie and delegation leaving from Central Station.
DAVIES INTERVIEW AT THE TORY PARTY CONFERENCE, PERTH
An interview with Davies on the economy and government control.
SECRETARY OF STATE CAMPBELL ON DEVOLUTION AT THE TORY PARTY CONFERENCE
Gordon Campbell at the Perth conference on the Wheatly Report for Scottish Devolution.
A look at the developments in the two towns.
Interview with Dougal Haston, about failure of his group's attempt to climb Everest in Autumn because of bad weather.
A report on the N.C.R. redundancies in Dundee.
Tory minister Ernest Maples meets and greets, and even jogs around the park with, the Rangers team at Ibrox.
A mass meeting of shipyard workers addressed by Jimmy Reid .
A Roman bath house has been excavated from a building site.
Striking miners try to prevent coal lorries entering the coalyard.
A look at what's on offer in the Glasgow toy fair.
Scottish League First Division match between Falkirk and Aberdeen at Brockville.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: commentator Arthur Montford.
A look at this small village in Lanarkshire, Douglas Water, which focuses on an impression of general neglect.
A brief look at Dumbarton and its most famous asset - the rock.
Troops being ferried from the QEI to the shore. Location unknown.
A visit to Melrose with shots of the Abbey and a small country fair.
John McCluskey, the British flyweight champion, in training and giving an interview.
The "Ailsa Princess" takes on passengers for Belfast at Stranraer.
GRANTON GASWORKS, KINCARDINE POWER STATION AND GRANGEMOUTH REFINERY
A look at the various power resources in the three towns.
Cicero, the horse from the 'Drinka Pinta Milka' ad campaign, in Glasgow.
The new mobile blood transfusion bus in Glasgow.
An interview with John Davies and John Hossack at Ravenscraig following Davies' inspection of the place.
The Monte Carlo rally with an interview with A. Finlay, one of the drivers in the race.
A Scottish Television report on Lanark's Lanimer Day, 1971.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: [reporter Bill Tennent].
The fishermen proceed through Musselburgh in a procession.
A look at the work of the Arran Fire Service.
A rusty war submarine is lifted from the Clyde.
An interview with Arthur Montford and Harry Bannerman on the Scots golf tournament for '72 and sponsorship.
SCOTTISH CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE 1972
Trims of speeches given by, amongst others, Ted Heath and Alec Douglas Home to the Scottish Conservative Party Conference in 1972.
Report on the sale of the now defunct Alhambra Theatre in Glasgow.
Report on the Priory of Pluscarden in Elgin.
Interview with Menzies Campbell MP/ Athlete.
Jim Baxter is interviewed by Paul Young three years after his retirement from playing for Rangers F. C. in the 1960's. Baxter speaks on changing attitudes to fitness training over his career, his own approach to fitness, and his golfing hobby.
Report on Lobster fishermen in the fishing village of Hopeman in Morayshire.
Report on closure of Glengarnock Steelworks.
Report concerning deaths in the Cairngorms.
Report on Abbotsinch Airport (Glasgow) opened in 1966.
Bill Tennent reporting on the Glasgow Educational Television Service.
Report on shawl making on the Shetland isle of Unst.
Report on slum protests in Oatlands, Glasgow.
PROF. CAMERON ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND
Prof. Cameron being interviewed on the Regional Development Fund.
Rushes for Fit For Life series in which Paul Young interviews girl students from Dunfermline College on Physical Training.
A report on King Olav's visit to Scotland.
Report on Glasgow Airport at Abbotsinch, five months before opening in May 1966. Includes shots of the smaller Renfrew Airport, which Glasgow Airport replaced.
Director, David Welsh ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: camera Ron Fraser.
British Championships (Home Internationals) match at Windsor Park, Belfast - Northern Ireland 2, Scotland 1.
TV news report on haaf net fishing, practised on the River Nith in Dumfriesshire.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Alex Melville.
Report by Bill Tennent on Renfrew Airport and an interview with Glasgow Central's station-master.
RANGERS VERSUS ABERDEEN - SCOTTISH CUP SEMI FINAL
6-1 to Rangers against Aberdeen in the 1969 Scottish Cup Semi-Final.
Visit by EEC Commision for Grant Allocation to Caithness.
The one o' clock gun at Edinburgh castle.
STV report on computers in the mid 1960s, presented by Glen Michael. [Please note in several parts with intervening blank sections - appear to be inserts to a programme?]
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: reporter Glen Michael .
Children's school programme on the subject of bird watching.
Leonard McGuire as the poet McGonagal with the commentary from McGonagal's account of the journey, a dramatised documentary.
Report on the industry of Stranraer, with emphasis on the reaction of local business and Stranraer Town Council to the possibility of railway closure.
Interview with retired Colonel discussing his war experiences.
Finished report on the hoarding of drugs in the household and the campaign to get the public to hand in old drugs.
Interior shots of people drinking and smoking in a pub in the 1970s. Includes shots of the lounge area with darts game and fruit machine.
Scottish Televisionm news report about the 1972 Modern Homes Exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow.
Library stock shots of the interior & exterior of Queen St. Station in the early 1970s
OIL RIG BEING TOWED OUT FROM CONSTRUCTION
IV WITH TEDDY TAYLOR & CINEMA ORGAN IN EDINBURGH
JOHN HUSTON IV RE EDININBURGH FILM FESTIVAL
Report on the relocation of civil service jobs from London to Glasgow and the subsequent political problems.
Trims with Wildtrack of news report showing scenes busy roads and beach during Glasgow Fair Holiday.
Trims with wildtrack of news report on Ardrossan harbour.
TV Documentary from the mid 1960s showing the historical links between Scotland and Canada.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Camera Bill Scott, Mario Ford. Sound Len Southam, Jeff Robertson. Editor Bill Robertson. Writtten & Narrated James Gordon..
T.V. Documentary from the mid 1960s on the changing face of salmon fishing in Scotland.
Director, Joe Boyer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: narr. Michael Elder. ph. Ron Fraser ph. Jack Elder. sd. Garry Coleman, Jeff Robertson. ed. Bill Robertson. w. Russel Galbraith. .
Documentary on the subject of the Scots emigration to Canada and the influence thereof. Starting with the settlers and pioneers of the 18th-century, eg. David Thomson Scots explorer - mapped the Rockies and beyond. Primarily about the west of Canada and its pioneering and railway history, highlighting that the main political and economic impetus for the handling of the railway came from Scots settlers, such as Sir John McDonald P.M..
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Camera Bill Scott, Mario Ford. Sound Len Southam, Jeff Robertson. Editor Bill Robertson. Written/Narration James Gordon..
Documentary investigating growth of the recently opened Dounreay Nuclear Power Station and the corresponding effect on the nearby town of Thurso and its inhabitants. Interviews with senior Dounreay management, and brief talking head comment from other staff and members of their families.
Director, Jack Sampson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: nar. Ian Gilmour comm. w. John Hossack ph. Bill Scott. sd. rec. Garry Coleman film ed. Bill Robertson .
DUNCAN WRIGHT / HUGH PURDIE, POTTER FROM ARRAN
Bill Tennent interviews two very different individuals: Duncan Wright, marathon runner, Commandant of the Scottish Athletics Team; in the second part, he speaks to Hugh Purdie, running a one-man pottery business on Arran.
Director, Geoff Rimmer. ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ph. Ron Fraser sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull. programme associate David Duncan programme editor Bill Lyall.
Part One of a T.V. Documentary from the late 1960s discussing modern emigration from Scotland discussing the shift of emphasis from the traditional areas of migration - Australia, Canada - to England particularly London and Corby.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: sc. Raeburn MacKie film ed. Leonard Trumm.
Part One of T.V. Documentary with a group of Scots poets discussing the identity of Edinburgh. [incomplete sound]
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: A Scottish Television Film documentary [presented by Bill Tennent?].
A T.V. Documentary on the sale of Sir Harry Lauder's home Lauder Ha', giving a chance to look round the house and contents and generally outline his career as one of the worlds leading entertainers, with the soundtrack consisting of a number of his most well known songs.
Director, Clarke Tait ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Compiled & Presented by Henry Hay. Contributors: Sir Alexander B. King, William Fraser, Walter Semple and Sir Harry Lauder. Film Unit Bill Scott, Len Southam, Hary Bridges. Film Editor Bill Robertson. .
"FUN CITY", PORTOBELLO / LOCH KATRINE - TROSSACHS
Programmes in the STV series 'Time Out With Tennent'. First report dealing with the changing nature of the modern fun fair at "Fun City" Portobello, second report dealing with life along the shores of Loch Katrine.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: camera Bill Scott, Varick Easton sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme ed. Bill Lyall.
T.V. Documentary from the mid 1960s dealing mainly with the different ethnic groups in contemporary Canada, brief interviews with Scots immigrants. The main thrust of the piece revolves around the Canadian policy on immigration.
T.V. Documentary from 1965 on the subjet of the 'Not Proven' verdict in Scots law moving onto a discussion about the differences in the legal systems between Scotland and England.
Director, Geoff Rimmer. ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Camera Team: Bill Scott, Harry Bridges. Sound: Len Southam. Film Editor: Bill Robertson. Research: George Saunders. Programme Editor: Henry Hay..
TEN THOUSAND A DAY, OPENING OF CORPACH PULP MILL
A documentary from the mid 1960s outlining this new industry in the west highlands, projections of output etc. to 1985, Iv's with workers from all over Scotland and England - settling in the highlands.
T.V. Documentary from the mid 1960s highlighting the changing nature of modern banking in Scotland.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film unit Bill Scott, Len Southam film ed. Bill Robertson sc. Bill Lyall programme editor: Henry Hay .
Fictionalised account of the murder of a Scots soldier in the Gorbals? with the murderer eventually being caught, no credits and what seems to be commag wildtrack with occasional dialogue, the scenes are interspersed with countdown leader. By the title on the can perhaps related to John Glaister Professor of Forensic Medicine at Glasgow University.
Fictionalised account of the murder of Margaret Dunlop - her body being found in a shed beside a transmitter with the character of Professor John Glaister making an appearance at the murder scene during the end.
First programme of a series showing the development of the British Commonwealth, the first programme dealing with the historical development of the Empire.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Devised & Presented by Ian Gilmour of the English Speaking Union. Acknowledgements to the National Film Board of Canada. Designed by Peter Alexander. .
Second programme of a series showing the development of the British Commonwealth, this programme concentrates on the history of India within the Empire and how it came to win its Independence.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Devised & Presented by Ian Gilmour of the English Speaking Union. Acknowledgements to the National Film Board of Canada. .
Fourth programme of a series showing the development of the British Commonwealth, concentrating on the foreign policy of each of the Commonwealth countries.
Television documentary from the mid 1960s about the redevelopment of Dundee: new houses, destruction of slums, the building of the Tay Road Bridge, growth of shops and industry.
Producer, Scottish Television . -- Credits: narr. Michael Elder ph. Ron Fraser sd. Garry Coleman film ed. Bill Robertson w. John Hossack.
Second half of the T1075 Bill Tennent programme with a report on the car used in the Bond movie 'Goldfinger' and a report on the work of the Voluntary Guides during the Edinburgh Festival.
Opening of unidentified Sewerage Plant in the early 1970s.
Playful report on haggis making, in a factory working to meet demand for Burns Night.
Report on the water shortage in Fife, Edinburgh and Mid-Lothian.
Report on a book published giving an overview of the UCS dispute, tracing the origins and outcome of the industrial action.
Report on Army exercise - operation "Long Hop" at Buddon Ness, Angus.
Report on the delays for the motorist caused by taking the Erskine Ferry, criticism of the Government over the delays of constructing a bridge.
Report on the start of Herring Fishing Season (Shimera)? - some shots have been removed.
FIRST SAILING OF 'THE MAID OF THE LOCH' & HOLIDAY TRAFFIC AT AYR
Report on the first sailing of 'The Maid Of The Loch' and holiday traffic at Ayr?
H.M.S. INTREPID AT JOHN BROWN'S SHIPYARD
Report on the finishing touches to the Cruiser H.M.S. Intrepid at John Brown 's Shipyard.
PROPOSAL TO PEDESTRIANISE BUCHANAN STREET
QUEEN & DUKE OF EDINBURGH - COMMAND PERFORMANCE, ALHAMBRA THEATRE
Report on a Command Performance at the Alhambra Theatre in Glasgow.
INTERVIEW WITH CHRIS CHATAWAY AT SCOTT LITHGOW'S
LIBRARY SHOTS OF NEWHAVEN & GRANTON HARBOURS
An interview with a fire safety officer on the hazards of cheap Christmas lights which are on sale in the shops.
Iv with Mr Simpson of Shelter on the findings of a recently published report, issued by Shelter, on homelessness in Britain.
Views of small picket lines outside Seafield colliery and Longannet power station.
INTERVIEW WITH MARQUIS OF BUTE ON ENVIRONMENT
Interview with the Marquess of Bute discussing environmental concerns arising from the development of the oil industry.
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR GALBRAITH ON CHINA
Professor Galbraith, an american Economist discusses his visit to China, his impressions of the country, and the Chinese economy.
REPORT ON THE SITING OF EDINBURGH'S FRUIT MARKET
Report on the new siting of the Edinburgh fruitmarket from Market Place in the city centre out to Gorgie.
An interview with the Chairman and Manager of the Cambuslang Rangers, the twice previous winners of the Scottish Junior Cup, two weeks before their team competes in their third junior cup final at Hampden.
INTERVIEW WITH ROBIN MCLELLAN. TOURIST BOARD
An interview with Robin McLellan about the Scottish Tourist Board and their response to such events as the petrol strike of that year which have adversely affected the Scottish tourist trade.
A housing estate in Perth in the aftermath of a flood.
GRANTON-CASKET DUG UP AFTER BEING BURIED OCT. 11TH 1899 AT GRANTON GAS WORKS
A casket buried under Granton gasworks in 1899 is dug up and its contents (newspapers, coins and the like), examined.
An interview with a member of Edinburgh's Bachelor Club on their upcoming projects and plans.
Shots of the team in training in Peebles practicing scrums, set pieces, goal kicks, and playing football.
REPORT ON EXTRA CLASSES FOR RAISING SCHOOL LEAVING AGE
Following the rise in school leaving age, problems were seen to develop within the schools. The Dumbarton project has been set up to try and combat such problems by providing courses based in social subjects which will make the extra year worthwhile.
The beginning of the Milk Cycle Race from George Square.
CIVIC RECEPTION AT GLASGOW CITY CHAMBERS FOR PARTICK THISTLE FC.
The Partick Thistle team which had earlier that year beaten Celtic to win the Scottish League Cup enjoy a reception held in their honour in the City Chambers.
RECTORAL ELECTIONS IN EDINBURGH AND INTERVIEWS WITH TWO CANDIDATES
An interview of two of the candidates standing in the Edinburgh University Rectoral elections. One of the candidates being a very young Gordon Brown, the President of the student union who then went on to win the election and begin a career in politics.
The fire service tackling a fire which destroyed the Albert Ballroom which was situated across from the Kings Theatre on Bath Street.
The gathering of the clans, part of the Ingilston Highland Games, brings forth both clan tartans and flags as well as foreigners wishing to find their Scottish ancestry or heritage.
P.O. STRIKE. MARCH IN EDINBURGH. INTERVIEW WITH TOM JACKSON
Scenes from the march through Edinburgh of strikers from all over the country are followed by an interview with the leader of the Union of Post Office Workers.
POST OFFICE STRIKE. EXPLAINING TO PENSIONERS WHERE TO COLLECT PENSIONS
Almost a public service announcement to prevent pensioners from worrying that they wont get their pension.
INTERVIEW WITH PUPIL UNION REPRESENTATIVE
Interview with the representative of the Pupil Union on that very topic.
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT EXHIBITION AT KELVINGROVE
An interview with a Mr Frank, a scientific instruments collector, about the various exhibits on show at a scientific instrument exhibition in the Kelvingrove museum.
REPORT AND INTERVIEW ABOUT ROYAL MILE IN EDINBURGH
A look at Edinburgh's Royal Mile, the problems associated with the area, the possibilities, and the restoration work that is being carried out on the various buildings and courts of the Mile.
ALEX CAMERON INTERVIEWS IAN MCMILLAN OF AIRDRIE FC
An interview with Ian McMillan, manager of Airdrie football club on the club's chances of promotion from the second division and on how their campaign is working out.
REPORT ON EXHIBITION OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH THE AGES AND INTERVIEW WITH THE ORGANISER
A look at an exhibition on Scottish agricultural history which is run by the Museum of Antiquities.
The first journey of the new electric train "The Royal Scot".
PRESENTATION OF SEAT TO WAR BLINDED IN EDINBURGH
The presentation of a seat in the courtyard of Edinburgh Castle by the Scottish National Institution for the War Blinded to the war blind in memorial for their brave deeds.
Scenic views of the Pentland hills where the sheep graze happily away.
INTERVIEW WITH CONVENER OF SPORTS COUNCIL
An interview with the convenor of the Scottish Sports Council about the lack of government funding for sport and the Council's plans for the future.
A look at Ravenscraig steelworks when it was in full production.
INTERVIEW ABOUT THE POOL THEATRE EXTENDING ITS ACTIVITIES IN SCOTLAND
An interview with Phil Emmanuel, the Director at Pool Theatre, an Edinburgh-based experimental theatre company who put on lunchtime plays for workers to take the pomp out of theatre-going. The interview is centred around their extension to Glasgow theatres and what implications that has for the company.
INTERVIEW WITH ORGANISER OF OLD FOLK'S WEEK, GLASGOW
An interview with the spokesperson for the Old People Welfare Committee on Old Folks Week.
INTERVIEW WITH O.A.P TENANTS IN HIGH RISE BLOCK
Following the overflow of a water storage tank on the 22nd floor of a high rise block of flats, many of the elderly residents are finding problems coping without the lifts. Their views on the situation are aired here.
A look at the problems holidaymakers bring to this small island, vandalism in particular.
A look at the "space age" sculptures of Paul von Hoyndonk,one of whose sculptures was planted on the moon in April 16 1972 by the Apollo 15 mission.
A look at Tillicoultry followed by vox pops on the impending regional carve up which will place this small burgh into a district of 47,000 population.
FLOODING IN GLASGOW; APPRENTICE WELDER CHOSEN FROM THE CLYDE TO REPRESENT BRITAIN IN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS & INTERVIEW WITH HEPPER; REPORT ON HIGH FLATS IN GLASGOW
Three very different stories from Dateline, Scottish Television.
"ASSIST" OPENED IN GOVAN BY LORD PROVOST
Assist, a research unit of the University of Strathclyde, set up to help improve the tenements in the area, is opened in Govan by the Lord Provost.
GLASGOW STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN TO PUBLIC. NOW SCOTTISH EXCHANGE
A look inside the Scottish Stock Exchange in Glasgow now that it is open to the public.
An interview with Alec Fenton one of the organisers of the agricultural museum ( which has become a favoured part of the Ingleston Highland Show) about the plans for and costs involved in setting up a permanent museum at Ingilston.
FIREMANS UNION SPOKESMAN ABOUT THREATENED STRIKE
Interview with Mr Flockhart, spokesman for the Glasgow firemens union, on the possibility of strike action over pay demands (looking for £5 a week more) made whilst there is a government pay freeze on.
The historic Dean Village is rocked by an explosion from a small workshop.
PRINCESS ANNE AND MARK PHILIPS AT ANWICK HORSE TRIALS, IRVINE
Princess Anne and Mark Philps attending and competing in horse trials held in Irvine. (wildtrack soundtrack).
HENDERSON STREET DEMONSTRATION AGAINST DEMOLITION
A demonstration of women and children organised by a group of parents over dangerous demolition work being carried out in Maryhill.
A piece about the introduction of semi open plan primary schools for Renfrewshire with an explanation of the new system given by Headmistress of Bargaran, Miss Irene Gault.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT GESTETNER FACTORY, STIRLING
The Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Stirling which included a visit to Gestetner's factory which sits just under the Wallace Monument. (Wildtrack)
An interview with a member of the Edinburgh University team is getting ready to leave for Lake Rudolph in Kenya to undertake a geo-magnetic study of the forthcoming solar eclipse.
PRESS CONFERENCE ON NEW STRATHCLYDE REGION
Plans that are being made to better inform the public about the forthcoming Strathclyde region which is due to come into force in May 1975.
A look at the touring exhibition buses in Glasgow District which have been sent out across the districts that will be forming part of the new Strathclyde Region to inform the population of what changes the local government reform will bring. On end of piece are trims of a Willie Ormond interview about the injury-hit Scotland sqad of that year.
A student march in Glasgow, with the various University associations attached, demonstrating against student poverty and demanding higher grants.
JAPANESE DELEGATION AT EAST KILBRIDE. INTERVIEW ABOUT JAPANESE INTEREST IN SCOTLAND
A Japanese delegation on a fact finding mission to Scotland to enable Japanese companies to decide whether or not to invest in Scotland. An interview with one of the delegates tells us why the Japanese would consider investing in this country.
INTERVIEW ABOUT CHINESE IMPORTING SCOTTISH MINK
Interview with owner of a mink farm in Newhailes about the trade in mink he enjoys with China thanks to a Scottish trade delegation to China the year before.
CHRYSLER WINNING CAR, INTERNATIONAL POLICE RALLY
The winning car at the International police Rally - a Chrysler driven by officers from the Renfrew Bute constabulary.
A look at the community project work of the Junior Chamber of Commerce which involved the renovation of a tenement flat in Possil.
The Glasgow Fireman's strike continues as the army takes over the role of firefighter and the Union fights for funding and support.
A report on the Q.E.1. from its heyday in the 1930s to its demise in Hong Kong harbour circa. 1972.
Director, p. & d. Russell Galbraith ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Reporter: Bill Kerr Elliot. Film Research: Marjorie Orr. Archival Material: John Browns Clydebank, Imperial War Museum, Movietone News, Pathe Gazette. Film Sound: Garry Coleman, Len Southam. Film Cameraman: Varick Easton. Film Editors: Iain MacKenzie, Bill Robertson. .
A record of a train journey illustrated with tracking shots of arrival at several stations along the Shotts suburban line between Edinburgh and Glasgow, including Merchiston station.
Cut story from a schools programme about life on the Shetlands.
Schools programme showing lobster fishing at Eyemouth Harbour, Berwickshire. [see also ref. T1617]
STIRLING UNIVERSITY (MATERIAL EXTRACTED FROM VARIOUS LIBRARY CANS)
From various sources we have a very short history of student politics as seen through Stirling University.
An interview with the Chairman of the S.S.H.A. about rising rents (£2.77 a week) and rent rebates following a government announcement on the creation of more rent rebates.
A look at what's on offer at the Carnegie Festival of Music and Arts in Dunfermline. (Unfortunately without sound).
INTERVIEW WITH UCS MANAGING DIRECTOR AND SHOP STEWARDS ON GOVERNMENT AID DECISION
The views of both the Managing Director of the UCs shipyard and the Shop Stewards over the Government refusal to give UCS any more government aid.
A mass meeting of the striking Honeywell workers held in Glasgow Green does not produce the harmonious results Trade Union bosses would have liked. Having accepted a pay offer which is lower than the workers demanded, Trade Union bosses merely succeed in splitting their membership into two camps - those who intend to return to work and those who don't.
Trims of various styles of council house from all over Glasgow from flats to semis.
Panning shot of the Laker DC 10 aircraft "Eastern Belle" on runway of Glasgow Airport
Childrens educational programme showing the Strathearn Glass factory in operation.
Vox pops on drug testing in schools provides a mixed bag of opinions between those who are all in favour of it and those who feel it is an infringement of the childrens' rights. [Shotlisted at 24fps]
INT. MAN CLAIMING HE KNOWS THE REAL DATE OF SIR WALTER SCOTTS BIRTH, NOT THE ONE THAT IS RECORDED
An interview with a scholar who has researched Scotts life and now says that his recorded birthdate is all wrong and can prove it.
About 2,000 paintings, ceramics , and sculptures - representing the work of some 800 pupils - are on show at an exhibition staged by primary and secondary schools in the St Andrews district. On show in the town hall, the exhibition has attracted a great deal of interest since its opening.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: cam. Morris Allen.
BATTERED WIVES. EDINBURGH INTERVIEWS WITH NEIGHBOURS
After a refuge for battered wives is set up in a tenement in Edinburgh, the neighbours are finding problems. However, all are agreed that there is a definate need for the refuge but that it should not be situated in a tenement .
VISUALS OF HELICOPTERS IN FLIGHT AND INTERVIEW]
A look at the newly introduced Sea King helicopters based at the Royal navy base in Prestwick.
A learning centre for people with disabilities which caters for all ages from toddlers to adults. [Mainly trims]
A handing over ceremony of two tricycles designed for children with disabilities paid for by the men of Gartcosh works.
INTERVIEW WITH DAN MCGARVEY ABOUT UCS TAKEOVER BY MARATHON AGREEMENT
An interview with Dan McGarvey of UCS following the agreed Marathon takeover of the shipyard.
With the Argyll regiment being reformed to serve their country, the colonel of the regiment is interviewed on their future plans.
MP TED HEATH AT SCOTTISH POLICE COLLEGE, TULLIALLAN
Ted Heath visits the scottish Police College at Tulliallan and watches the cadets going through their paces.
INTERVIEW WITH BAILIE MCCANN ABOUT SCHOOL MILK
An interview with Bailie McCann on the Government's plans to end the provision of free school milk.
The fatal injury enquiry which followed the Seafield Colliery disaster of 10th May 1973. Also good visuals of the mine.
NEW NATURE TRAIL OPENED FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN AT LOCH LEVEN
A look at the newly opened Loch Leven nature trail followed by an interview with one of the rangers on the importance of such trails.
INTERVIEW ABOUT EDINBURGH STUDENT LITERACY
Brian Cuddihy gauges student reactions in Edinburgh to a report published by Edinburgh University saying that many students are actually semi-literate. An interview follows with the lady responsible for that report.
An interview with the Minister of Transport whilst on a visit to Leith docks about the future of Leith and other Scottish industrial sites such as Grangemouth and the Clyde.
INTERVIEW WITH WILLIE WADDELL ABOUT BARCELONA MATCH
Arthur Montford interviews Willie Waddell of Rangers about Rangers' forthcoming match against Barcalona in the European Cup Winners Cup. They went on to beat Barcelona and lift the Cup Winners Cup.
INTERVIEW RE NEW EXECUTIVE LEVEL EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES BEING SET UP
An outline of plans to develop executive level employment exchanges for businessmen and such like to go to to look for work instead of down the nasty old common labour exchange! The plans include a national structure of offices all linked to a central computer organisation in Runcorn that will mean everyone on the exchange's books will be matched daily with every job. Such offices are to be introduced in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee in 1973.
LATE NIGHT COFFEE BAR IN EDINBURGH CHURCH
An interview with Norman Shanks, one of the organisers of this new initiative where 6 churches in the West End of Edinburgh have got together and formed a coffee house in one of the church vaults to give people a place to go at night other than on the street.
The end of an era. Campbell Hope and Kings brewery in Edinburgh, the oldest brewery in Scotland, having been following a family recipe since 1710, is to close. Such is the price of progress when beer from the cooper's barrel is not as convenient as lager from an aluminium one.
Mainly trims of the Glasgow city police training for the tattoo.
A look at indoor bowling in comparison to the more established game of outdoor bowling with an interview held with the proprietor at Prospecthill indoor bowling.
CRAIGMILLAR PROTEST ABOUT HOUSING CONDITIONS
A look at the reasons for the grievances of the Craigmillar residents which has led them to call a march on the maintenance department of the local council in an attempt to get things moving.
INTERVIEW ROBIN MACLELLAN, DEPUTY CHAIRMAN BRITISH AIRPORTS AUTHORITY
An interview with Robin MacLellan, Deputy Chairman of the British Airports Authority, on the existing Scottish Airports and BAA's future plans for them i.e. the planned takeover of Abbotsinch airport.
A protest held by concerned parents in the grounds of St Anne's school in Hamilton which was set up as a temporary school in 1933 and has remained so till 1973. The parents want action over this state of affairs.
Building workers on the march for higher wages and a 35 hour week.
INTERVIEW WITH EDINBURGH LORD PROVOST ABOUT RE-DEVELOPMENT IN EDINBURGH
An interview with Edinburgh's Lord Provost about the need to entice industry back into Edinburgh.
INTERVIEW WITH ENOCH HUMPHRIES OF FIREMEN'S UNION
An interview with Enoch Humphries of the fireman's union about the pay board's refusal to continue paying travel allowance (£2) to the men which was agreed on by a national agreement 21 years ago as a way to deal with manpower problems such as recruitment and retention.
GRANGEMOUTH: BP EXPANSION INTERVIEW WITH OFFICIAL
An interview with an official spokesman for BP on the planned expansion of Grangemouth refinery which would make it the largest in Britain.
With Glasgow corporation's decision to carry out a £12 million modernisation programme on the Glasgow underground, one of the old-style carriages will be kept as a museum piece.
GLASGOW BUS BOUND FOR HAMBURG FOR GLASGOW WEEK
A look at the bus in transit from Glasgow to Hamburg where it will play a leading part in Glasgow Week, and an interview with the driver.
REPORT ON SHIPS WHICH DEAL WITH OIL POLLUTION
A look at the first ship - the Leith registered trawler "Switha" - to be fitted in Britain with new oil dispersal equipment as part of the Department of Trade and Industry's fight against oil pollution.
EXHIBITION OF VICTORIAN SLEEPER AT WAVERLEY STATION
A look at the exhibition held in Waverley station to celebrate the centenery of the sleeping car.
INTERVIEW WITH STUDENT LEADER AT STIRLING
An interview with Stewart Paul, the Chairman of the NUS in Scotland about their new fight. This comes from an occasion in October 1972 when the Queen was at Stirling University to unveil a plaque and student demonstrators "shocked the nation with their behavior". This then led to disciplinary hearings and action was taken - the new fight is therefore against these "kangaroo courts".
GLASGOW STUDENTS CHARITIES QUEEN SELLS LORD PROVOST SOME RAFFLE TICKETS FOR A SPORTS CAR
The Glasgow Students Carities Queen presents the Lord Provost with some raffle tickets to sign for the prize of an MG donated by Appleyard Motors. (Mainly Trims)
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR WATSON ABOUT SETTING UP SCHOOL IN CANADIAN STUDIES IN EDINBURGH
Interview with Professor Watson of Edinburgh University of setting up a school of Canadian studies in Edinburgh University.
A band of miners demonstrate for an extra £5 per week wage rise in front of the Miners Union HQ where a meeting is being held. Union leaders as they emerge are shouted down.
FORRESTRY COMMISSION LOG CABIN VILLAGE NEAR CALLANDER
A look at the Forrestry commission's newly built log cabin complex near Callandar built as holiday homes for tourists.
An interview about the last year's crime figures, what trends were detected, and the detected fall in the number of special constables in Scotland. (mainly trims but still very informative).
RENAMING OF SHIP "NORDIC CLANSMAN" AT GREENOCK
Greenock shipyard and the ship naming ceremony for "Nordic Clansman". [mainly trims]
REPORT ON OXFAM'S CONTRIBUTION TO PAKISTAN CHOLERA OUTBREAK (EDINBURGH)
An interview with one of the Oxfam workers in Edinburgh on their special appeal at that time,
VISUALS OF GALES AT KILCREGGAN, THE CLYDE AND GENERAL GALES IN TROON
Visuals of storm damage at Kilcreggan, the Clyde and Troon.
After the collapse of a tenement in Duke Street which had been inspected only the afternoon before, a housing official is forced to explain the department's plans for Glasgow tenements .
Trims of the Glasgow people going to the polls in various sites around Glasgow.
Trims of film of air cadets training in gliders at Kirknewton gliding school in Midlothian.
An interview with Lord Robens following a report in which recommendations are set out to improve health and safety standards at work. These recommendations include the establishment of a new national organisation of inspectors who would have complete powers over the whole of the safety legislature over the whole of the country in order to make sure that all employers are responsible for the care of their workers.
OPENING OF VOLVO FACTORY: IRVINE NEW TOWN
Trims and final footage of possible opening of the Volvo Truck Plant in Irvine New Town.
TV drama of a mock interrogation played out by a wife and her lover revolving around the planned murder of her husband.
Director, Produced & Directed by: Brian Mahoney ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Written by Jeremy Bruce-Watt. Cast: Interrogator: Peter Vaughan. Mrs. Bennett: Elizabeth Sellars. Designer: Peter Alexander. .
STV report on the state of shipbuilding on the Clyde in the 1960s - in comparison with other countries industries.
INTERVIEW ABOUT TALKS HELD CONCERNING THE DISCIPLINE OF STUDENTS AT STIRLING UNIVERSITY
Following the public outrage caused by the Stirling students' demonstration held in front of the Queen in Stirling University, several sanctions were brought against students by the university. One of these was to bring charges of misconduct against the President of the union and her 15 other board members merely for discussing "a motion" (?). This brought forth a mass meeting of students who demonstrated their support for the board. Trims of that meeting are shown here, as is an interview with the President herself.
GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY CROWDS. RAILWAY STATION
The happy crowds waiting at Central Station for their trains to take them away from it all for a while.
BEER STRIKE. PUBLIC HOUSE WORKERS STRIKE. VISUALS OF PICKETS AT GLASGOW BREWERY AND HERIOT WATT BREWERY
Public house worker's pickets outside Wellpark Brewery in the east end.
INTERVIEW STUDENT ABOUT MEN FOR CHARITIES QUEEN CONTEST
An interview with a male student from Edinburgh University who is one of the ringleaders of the group who have tabled a motion to allow men to enter the Charities Queen contest. This motion has basically been tabled as a critisism of hardline NUS attitudes towards womens lib i.e. wishing the Charities Queen to be banned.
REPORT ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS AT TROON GOLF COURSE
Arthur Montford interviews a representative of Troon golf course about the changes being made to the course whilst the camera tours around the various holes in question.
A march organised by the civil service union CPSA for a 20% pay rise.
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION 1974 IN EDINBURGH
The proclamation of a general election in Edinburgh. Mainly trims but gives the general idea of the pomp and ceremony associated with the proclamation.
YOUTH CENTRE IN BATH STREET CARING FOR DRUG USERS. INTERVIEW WITH ORGANISER
Interview with Paul Ramsay, the organiser of the youth centre in Bath Street which cares not only for young people with drug problems but the homeless too. He himself cries it "an oasis in the drug scene".
LABORATORY AT EAST KILBRIDE WITH NEW REACTOR FOR CARBON DATING
A new laboratory opens in East Kilbride, having been gifted with a new reactor for carbon dating. Includes an interview with a Professor Wilson on the importance of such a machine.
Trims of a pageant held in the grounds of Castle Campbell in Dollar.
STV documentary on the subject of the Schoolship "Uganda" travelling to Portugal, Spain, and Morocco with a group of schoolchildren setting off from Greenock.
Director, Joe Boyer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: reporter Bernard Falk camera Varick Easton sd. rec. Garry Coleman dubbing mixer Jeff Robertson ed. Iain MacKenzie, Bill Robertson.
Arthur Montford interviewing Major Tennant-Reid about the RAC Scottish rally of that year.
INTERVIEW WITH PROVOST OF EAST KILBRIDE ABOUT AWARDS FOR YOUTH WORK
Interview with the Provost of East Kilbride about the awards system which was set up in 1972 for youth work in the community.
REPORT ON MAN WHO FEEDS PIGEONS IN PRINCES STREET GARDENS, EDINBURGH
An interview with Alastair MacKinnon, an old Edinburgh character who has been feeding the pigeons in Princes Street Gardens for many years.
A domino competition sponsored by Ladbrokes with an interview with one of the competitors.
MICROWAVE AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS LTD. NEW FACTORY, NEWBRIDGE
Trims of the opening ceremony for the new extension of the factory, opened by the Secretary of State for Scotland Donald Campbell, and trims of the actual factory itself.
The Queen and Prince Phillip visit St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. Mainly trims but good footage of the pomp and ceremony associated with a Royal visit.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF CHURCH OF SCOTLAND OPENING CEREMONY
The pomp and circumstance of the opening of the General Assembly in Edinburgh. Protestant zealots protest about Catholicism in Scotland in the street outside the cathedral.
VOX POPS AT EASTERHOUSE ABOUT NEW NAMES FOR SCHEME
Glasgow Corporation's plans to split the Easterhouse scheme into a number of smaller ones and rename them meets a mixed reaction from the residents of Easterhouse.
An interview with Robert Mitchell, the Secretary of the Ferry hills Preservation Group, on the proposed extension of the local quarry which would mean the loss of the Ferry hills.
WALKER CUP WIN AND PRESENTATION OF CUP. ST ANDREWS 27TH MAY 1971
Trims of the winning shots from the Britain and Ireland team in the amateur championship, the Walker Cup, in which the British and Irish compete against the US. Also footage of the cup being presented
Three stories from Dateline. (1) A Batchelors club on a navy vessel called the 'Upton" which is designed to keep the men away from women who wish to ensnare them into marrying. (2) A caged bird show at a civic centre. (3) A new surgical theatre for a North Glasgow hospital.
INTERVIEWS WITH SCHOOLCHILDREN ON THEIR HOPES FOR JOBS WHEN THEY LEAVE SCHOOL THIS TERM
Some school leavers are interviewed on what they would like to do now but the overwhelming answer is that the current climate of chronic unemployment means there are very few vacancies for the large number of school leavers this year.
REPORT ON MURAL AT LADIES LOO, QUEEN STREET STATION, GLASGOW
A look at the ladies toilets in Queen Street station on which British Rail spent £90,000 refurbishing.
INT. MR A. BUCHANAN-SMITH, UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE, SCOTTISH OFFICE, RE NEW COUNCIL TO COORDINATE EFFORTS TO COMBAT CRIME
An interview with the Under Secretary of State, Mr Buchanan-Smith about the new council which is to be set up to coordinate efforts in fighting crime which will be led by Lord Hunter and involve representatives from all areas of crime fighting.
An interview with Bill MacLean of the miners union in which he answers critisisms of the balloting proceedure currently in use by the union on the day in which an important ballot is being held.
ST. MIRREN FOOTBALL GROUND, LOVE STREET, PAISLEY
The snow-hit Love Street ground of St Mirren.
A look at the Ayr cattle show, the first event of the year on the farming calendar.
The new yellow, white and green striped Glasgow bus is put on display in George Square.
INTERVIEW ABOUT SCOTLAND'S TRADE WITH JAPAN
What trade with Japan will mean for Scottish industry.
A guided tour of Stobhill Hospital [trims]
NEW DRILLING FOR SUBWAY AT ST. ENOCH'S, GLASGOW
Workmen laying pipes outside the old St Enoch's subway station.
BRITISH NAVAL CRUISER LION'S LAST VOYAGE
Trims of the last voyage made by the 'Lion', a British naval cruiser, as she makes her way down the River Forth.
LIBRARY STOCK OF VISUALS OF HONEYWELL FACTORY AND PICKETS OUTSIDE
Mute visuals of Honeywell factory and the pickets outside.
FEATURE ON WHITEINCH DISTRICT OF GLASGOW
A look at the destruction and dereliction in Whiteinch which is believed to be the result of the newly built ring road.
PROPOSED MERGER OF HAMILTON ACCIES AND CLYDE
Interview with the Chairman of Hamilton Academicals on the proposed merger with Clyde.
Brian MacLaurin reports on the Scottish Boat Show being held at Kip Marina on the Clyde.
Mr William Munroe, a taxi firm owner, converted his fleet of cabs to run on propane gas. This is a look at this conversion and an interview with Mr Munroe himself.
REPORT ON THE CLOSURE OF PORTOBELLO BATHING POOL, EDINBURGH
Portobello open air pool, the largest of its type in Europe, is closed down following a slump in attendance figures. Includes interviews with two of Edinburgh's councillors on the pros and cons of the closure. Excellent shots of the Art Deco surroundings.
A report on the work of the Glasgow branch of the Samaritans
An interview with one of the Co- Chairmen of the Womens Commission, a commission set up in 1969 as an advisory committee to work directly with the cabinet on policy decisions. Interesting to note that the then Secretary of State for Education and Science, a Mrs Margaret Thatcher, was the other Co-Chairman.
A look at the chicken research centre based in Roslin where the British poultry industry uses science to manipulate nature. Includes an interview with the Director of the centre trying to dispel myths about eggs.
G. YOUNG INTERVIEWED ABOUT STONEHOUSE NEW TOWN
With the decision to create another new town, Stonehouse, this interview is about what that new town will offer both industry and the Glasgow overspill the Development Council hope to lure to the town.
INGLISTON. NEW LEISURE AND EXHIBITION COMPLEX PROPOSED
An interview with two of the people concerned with the new proposal on what exactly they plan to bring to Ingliston and why.
Due to the miners dispute of this year, this candle making firm is enjoying unprecidented success, selling more candles than ever before whilst the workers work twelve hour shifts rather than the three day week.
FUNERAL IN GLASGOW OF YOUNG SCOTS SOLDIER SHOT IN ULSTER
A military funeral for a young Scottish soldier killed whilst serving in Ulster.
A look at the Scottish College of Textiles in Galashiels, formerly the Scottish woolen Technical College.
INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD AYRES ABOUT FUTURE PRODUCTIONS AT THE LYCEUM, EDINBURGH
An interview with Richard Ayres of the Lyceum on the forthcoming 5-day pop festival.
INTERVIEW WITH LORD POLWORTH ABOUT GERMAN INDUSTRIALISTS COMING TO SCOTLAND
An interview with Lord Polworth on the possibility of German investment in Scotland following the British entry into the Common Market.
INTERVIEW ABOUT THE EFFECT ON SCOTTISH FARMING WHEN WE JOIN THE EEC
Following a report published on the Scottish farmers' prospects in the EEC, this particular interviewee is very optimistic about the effects membership will have on Scottish agriculture. [Shotlisted at 24fps]
BUILDING STRIKE MEETINGS. GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH
Eleven weeks after their strike began, the building trade holds a mass meeting on Calton Hill in Edinburgh.
LAUNCH OF GOLDEN ORIOLE, GOVAN SHIPYARDS
The launch of the Hong Kong registered ship, The Golden Oriole, from the Govan shipyard.
LATEST SITUATION WITH GLASGOW FIRE SERVICE
Following a meeting at the city chambers to discuss the firemen's dispute over travel allowances and undermanning allowance, a delegate from either side tells what occurred.
Visuals of the effects of the rail strike on travellers.
"STEEL". INTERVIEW WITH SIR JOHN TOOTHILL ABOUT HOW TO SAVE JOBS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
An interview with Sir John Toothill of the action group on Scottish steel on how jobs in the steel industry can be saved. The recommendations of this action group come to will then be presented to the Government in the next month.
INTERVIEW ABOUT SCOTTISH OIL WITH MR GIBSON
An interview with the engineer and industrialist, Mr Gibson, on the Scottish oil industry and how it can be overseen effectively from his position in Whitehall.
MONTAGE OF SHETLANDS THEN INTO AN INT. ABOUT THE EFFECT OF NORTH SEA OIL IN THE SHETLANDS
An interview with a representative from the Shetland Isles on the possible effects North Sea oil could have on the island, both economically and socially.
Trims of the opening parade of the Edinburgh festival where the military parades come out in force.
INTERVIEW WITH BOILERMAKERS LEADER REGARDING SIGNING WITH GOVAN SHIPBUILDERS
A press conference held by Mr James Murray, executive of the boilermakers, following talks between the union and management of Govan Shipbuilders Ltd on signing an agreement beneficial to both sides.
DUNFERMLINE VISUALS AND GLENEAGLES AND SOUTHEBYS SALE AT GLENEAGLES
Exactly as the title suggests - trims of visuals of Dunfermline and then the auction.
What happened on 5th November 1970. (1) Miners outside miners union HQ in Edinburgh shouting down union stewards. (2) Negative film of miners working on coal face. (3) vox pops with public on seatbelts. (4) Visuals of Dutch ship on rocks off Mull of Kintyre with cattle on board. (5) A look at the exhibition in Edinburgh on Beethoven, on loan from Germany.
PRESIDENT HEINMAN OF GERMANY'S VISIT TO EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY
President Heineman of West Germany receiving an honorary degree from Edinburgh University whilst visiting Scotland. (Mute trims).
An interview with Derek Parlane of Rangers on the team's recent form.
INTERVIEW WITH AA SPOKESMAN ABOUT SCOTTISH ROADS
An interview with an AA representative on the need for improvement in the Scottish road system, in particullar the need for more motorways.
Basically a mish-mash of various stories, mainly trims, but the best of them are at the beginning with visuals of builders picket lines, the dockers of Marathon shipping in Clydebank on a walkout, and an interview with their union representative.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTERIOR SHOTS FILMED ON THIRD DAY
The third day of proceedings at the General Assembly in Edinburgh.
NEWS LIBRARY. NEW BUS BY BRITISH LEYLAND
The first British Leyland-built bus joins the ranks of the AA bus service.
CHRISTOPHER CHATAWAY PRESENTED WITH CLOCK AND INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HOSSACK
Christopher Chattaway on a visit to the Westclox factory is presented with a clock then interviewed by John Hossack on employment opportunities in the west of Scotland. Interesting to note all the assembly workers are women.
Visuals of Custom House Quay and its immediate surroundings.
LIBRARY STOCK. GEORGE SQUARE AND VARIOUS STREETS, ST ENOCH SQUARE - BUSES AND PEDESTRIANS
Trims of well-known Glasgow streets such as Buchanan Street, Argyll Street and Union Street. George Square and St Enoch Square are concentrated on, St Enoch's being the most interesting due to the presence of the old St Enoch Hotel and the original underground entrance. Central Station with its neon lights is also present.
An interview with Inspector Grey following the publication of the yearly crime figures for Scotland which saw crime on the increase.
A look at the model boats which will be gracing the streets of Edinburgh as part of the military tattoo during the Festival. There are three boats in the naval parade - a replica of the Royal Navy minesweeper, Granton; a replica Chinese junk; and a rubberised Gemini sea launch. The demonstration is held at Rosyth.
'LIBRARY OF TOYS' FOR HANDICAPPED OR SICK KIDS AT YORKHILL HOSPITAL
A look at the new "library of toys" at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children at Yorkhill.
Visuals of the streets and housing of Clydebank and a quick look at Marathon Shipbuilding which was sited in Clydebank.
A look at some of the activities at the youth camp run by the Gas board for their apprentices.
INTERVIEW AND VISUALS, ONE O' CLOCK GUNNER PAY RISE, EDINBURGH
An interview with Mr. Dean, the gunner responsible for the maintenance of the four large guns in Edinburgh Castle and the firing of the one o' clock gun, on his work and the pay rise he is to receive from Edinburgh Corporation from the £10 a year honoratorium he receives at the moment to £50.
The steelworkers and amalgamated unions march through Glasgow against the closure of Tollcross.
HELICOPTER WORKING AT THE PASS OF KILLIECRANKIE
Helicopter beong used to transport heavy equippment at the Pass of Killiecrankie.
PRINCESS MARGARET AT ASSEMBLY ROOMS, EDINBURGH
Princess Margaret arriving on an official visit to the Assembly Rooms.
REPORT ON EDINBURGH'S OLD CITY GUARD AND INTERVIEWS
A historical piece on the Edinburgh Town Guards of old, Edinburgh Council's own police force of Highland veterans.
Lanark Lanimer Day. Showing the procession and the crowning of the Lanimer Queen.
INTERVIEW WITH SIR WILLIAM YOUNGER AT AVIEMORE CONFERENCE
An interview with Sir William McEwan Younger in Aviemore where he is currently presiding as Chairman over the international forum on industry, a two day conference of trade unionists and industrialists brought together to discuss the prospects for Scottish industry.
All trims of the RAF 'Lightning' jets leaving the air base at Leuchars but good shots of this type of fighter plane.
Visuals of the Firth of Tay and of the tiny harbour at Tayport, the town which sits at the entrance to the Firth. For further information about Tayport, including photographs from this period of Tayport's history, visit: http://www.tayport.org.
Operation Sally Forth is launched in the Forth. It is the largest naval operation launched by the Royal Navy for many years, involving 26 ships in all, including the Ark Royal, and accompanied by the air power of the Wasp and Seaking helicopters and the new Phantom jet. Basically a NATO exercise to demonstrate their air and sea power to whoever would doubt it.
A look through the keyhole of the shell house, a tourist attraction in Leven built by William Reekie Bisset whose hobby was collecting shells.
QUEEN, DUKE OF EDINBURGH AND PRINCESS ANNE VISIT PLESSY CLOCK FACTORY AND OPEN NEW LOCH LOMOND WATER SCHEME
The Queen, Prince Phillip and Princess Anne tour Plessy clock factory then board the Maid of the Loch as they open the new Loch Lomond water scheme (not on film).
report on future tour of edinburgh's lyceum. interview with organiseR
An interview with the organiser of the Edinburgh Lyceum's tour of the Far East.
A report on the rise of Labour councillor Jack Kane, who was elected onto Edinburgh Corporation in 1938 for Liberton and remained the longest serving councillor on the Corporation, until becoming Lord Provost in this year - the first Labour Lord Provost in Edinburgh.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES SWIMMERS AND INTERVIEW
An interview with the Scotland swim team coach and one of the Scottish competitors on Scotland's medal chances at the forthcoming Commonwealth Games in Christchurch.
AVIEMORE CONFERENCE. JOHN DAVIES INTERVIEW
Interview with John Davies held during the Aviemore industrial conference on the future of Scottish industry and employment prospects and trends.
COURT MARTIAL OF TWO NAVAL OFFICERS. ROSYTH
Following the unusual step of ordering a closed court for the court marshall, the Judge Advocate in the case, Captain Walters, explains why he felt such a step was necessary. Thus, due to the fact there was a closed court, the rest of the footage consists of the base itself.
REPORT ON TWIN OPERATING THEATRE AT HOSPITAL
A look at the new £250,000 operating theatre development and the advantages the new twin theatre will bring for theatre staff.
The process of diverting the Clyde to form the lake in what is now Strathclyde Park.
Trims of the new monkey house in Calderpark Zoo and its inhabitants.
The empty Leith Dockyards, possibly during one of the dockworkers disputes.
REPORT ON USE OF LOCH LOMOND AS RESEVOIR
Report on the transformation of Loch Lomond from a tourist attraction to a water provider to the central belt following a £12million resevoir development scheme.
Interview with the inventor of a fuel economy device aimed at the car industry.
An interview with Pete Irving on the need for a Scottish show jumping team whilst Harvey Smith performs in background at the Royal Highland Show in Ingliston.
A report on Flipper and Scotty, two dolphins brought to Scotland from Florida to perform at the safari park for groups of visiting schoolchildren.
REPORT ON CANDLE SALES DUE TO POWER CUTS
A look at the Glasgow candle making factory, one of only two in the whole of Scotland, that is working flat out to meet demand for candles thanks to the coal strike.
INTERVIEW WITH SCOTTISH TOURIST BOARD OFFICIAL
An interview with aTourist Board official on the Board's plans to set up receptions and promotions in 21 US cities, aimed at the US travel trade, highlighting the attractions Scotland has to offer the American tourist.
REPORT FROM KINGS BUILDINGS (EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY) WHERE 400 INDUSTRIALISTS WERE SHOWN AROUND
Following a guided tour of the Kings Buildings in Edinburgh University for the benefit of 400 industrialists, one of the officials is interviewed on what exactly the University hopes to gain from such an event.
REPORT ON DECLINE OF WOOLLEN INDUSTRY IN GALASHIELS
A report on how the recession is affecting Galashiels following a spate of factory closures in this textile town.
Trims of material shot of the first stage of the Rosyth dockworkers demonstration which marched from the docks and on into town.
INTERVIEW WITH PITLOCHRY FESTIVAL THEATRE DIRECTOR AND VISUALS OF THE THEATRE ITSELF
An interview with the Director of the Pitlochry Festival theatre on their precarious financial position and plans to build a new theatre.
CYCLING RACE FROM AYR, SAND YACHTING CHAMPS FROM ST. ANDREWS
Trims of a cycle race through Ayr and the surrounding countryside followed by trims of sandyachting on St Andrews beach.
FILM REPORT ON THE START OF THE FAIR ISLE SAILING RACE
The start of the first Fair Isle race, the third largest offshore race held in Europe which travels a 360 mile route to the Orkneys.
trims of the various competitors in the Amateur Golf Championships held in Prestwick.
EXHIBITION AT ROYAL SCOTTISH MUSEUM, EDINBURGH
A look at an exhibition of Native American culture in the Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh where certain exhibits are shown and explained.
REPORT FROM NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY ON CAR FITTED WITH HYDRAULIC DRIVE SYSTEM
Following the National Engineering Laboratory's (East Kilbride) breakthrough system called Hydrostatic 8 years previous, the report concentrates on what exactly has become of it and finds it has been developed into the four wheel drive concept.
Shots of the two French frigates docked in Leith.
A look at the Meteor Jet aircraft which had been donated to the Transport Museum in Glasgow.
INTERVIEW WITH CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU REGARDING EFFECTS OF VAT REDUCTION
An interview with a representative of the Citizens Advice Bureau on the possible effects and pitfalls of the new VAT reductions which came into force on this day, cutting VAT from 10% to 8%.
WAVERLEY MARKET IN PROCESS OF DEMOLITION
A look at the demolition of the old Edinburgh Waverley fruit market which was located where the Waverley Centre now stands.
protest at Glasgow city chambers over new rents policy
A protest held outside Glasgow City Chambers during a council meeting in protest against proposed rent increases.
Visuals of the Hercules transport aircraft.
IRVINE - DIVERSION OF RIVER TO MAKE WAY FOR MOTORWAY
Due to congestion around Irvine Cross, a new bypass is being created to solve this problem. However, as building two bridges across the River Annick is too expensive, the river is being diverted. Includes interviews with Irvine Development Corporation representatives.
INTERVIEW ON POWER STATIONS WITH MR DALYELL, M.P.
An uncut interview with Mr Dalyell, on his belief that the three new power stations proposed for Scotland should be nuclear powered.
An interview with Lord Polworth following his appointment as head of the committee and task force which have been set up by the Government on the oil industry.
LAUNCH OF NEW GOUROCK-DUNOON CAR FERRY & PADDLE STEAMER "WAVERLEY"
Trims of the launch of the "Jupiter", the new Gourock-Dunoon car ferry and also shots of the "Waverley" in dock.
Steam locomotive "Union of South Africa" gets back on the rails at Ladybank station in Fife, after a road journey from Lochty private railway. after being on display at Stirling, this locomotive will be used to haul special excursion trains from Edinburgh to Pittlochry, the only steam locomotive on a mainline service at that time.
The Lanimar Queen is crowned as the Lanark crowds look on.
MR INGLIS INTERVIEWED ON VACANCIES IN THE TRAINING BOARD SCHEME FOR INDUSTRY
An interview with Mr Inglis about the 280 vacancies available on the training board scheme for industry which aims to train apprentices to fill jobs in Scottish industry.
REPORT ON PRISONERS ESCAPING FROM PERTH PRISON
A report from outside Perth prison following the news that some prisoners on the "training for freedom" wing of the jail had been able to escape into the community for nights out through the use of a homemade key. The purpose of this "training for freedom" scheme, also in practice in Edinburgh and Penningham jails, was to help long-term prisoners who were nearing release to re-adjust to living on the outside.
Following the opening parade of the Clyde Fair from Kelvingrove to George Square where it is watched over by the Lord Provost.
REPORT ON MASS X-RAY CAMPAIGN AGAINST HEART DISEASE
A report on Renfrew burgh's plans to screen 4000 people in an attempt to nip such diseases as heart disease and TB in the bud.
Shots of the front gate and walls of Saughton Prison.
BP REFINERY STRIKE. INTERVIEW WITH SHOP STEWARD
An interview with the shop steward for TGWU at Grangemouth refinery on their unofficial strike over wage demands and its implications for services and industry.
Vox pops on the new sculpture set up in Leith Walk at a cost of £11,000 in a joint venture by the Arts Council and Edinburgh City Council. Those members of the public interviewed tend to feel it was a waste of money.
General views of the M8 followed by aerial views of Gateside prison.
'CENTINAL' STEAM LORRY AT GLASGOW TRANSPORT MUSEUM
A look at the lorry as it sits as an exhibit in the Transport Museum.
OPENING NEW CO-OP STORE AT EAST KILBRIDE
A look inside the new East Kilbride Co-op on its grand opening as crowds wait patiently outside, those already inside browse through the goods and Stuart Henry of Radio Caroline (and later Radio Luxembourg) signs autographs.
An interview with Scottish tennis pro and champion, Joyce Williams, about her forthcoming tennis tour of America and her chances in this year's Wimbledon.
REPORT ON SPORTS FACILITIES IN EAST KILBRIDE, LACK OF THEM AND PLANS FOR FUTURE
Following a report issued by the East Kilbride town council on their plans to introduce more sports facilities into the town, this report looks at exactly what areas are to be looked at.
An interview with Archie McCulloch of the newly set up Scottish Committee of the Variety Club of Great Britain on future money-making plans such as a dinner in honour of the Scottish World Cup squad.
Shots of the Forth Road Bridge and the Forth Rail Bridge from the Road Bridge and from the road below.
An interview with Edward Michel, the French head chef at Gartnaval hospital, whose previous work as chef de cuisine took him around many of the world's leading hotels.
REPORT ON MEETING OF SHOP STEWARDS OF OTHER INDUSTRIES TO DISCUSS WAYS TO HELP UCS
Following the meeting of shop stewards from various industries, a UCS shop steward is interviewed about the outcome which is the decision to hold a mass demonstration in Glasgow in which all of Scottish industry will take part.
Trims of the crowds of men spilling out of the Mecca bingo hall in Partick following a strike meeting.
Concorde stops off at Prestwick airport and the crowds brave the rain to catch a glimpse of the famous aeroplane.
Trims of a report on fox hunting in the borders from the preparation in the stables to the final hunt, no shots of the actual fox.
An interview with unidentified gentleman on water pollution in the Clyde.
CLOSE OF ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW, INGLISTON AND HORSE JUMPING
Two stories from the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston. The first on the massive success of this year, not only in attendance figures but also in the amount of money spent by the farmers. The second story focuses on a young fourteen year old showjumper, Graeme Gillespie, born with a hole in his heart but now riding in this year's show against such luminaries of the showjumping circuit as Harvey Smith and David Broom.
INTERVIEW ABOUT A STRIKE BY STUDENTS AT STIRLING UNIVERSITY
An interview with CSA official, Dave Tummelty about the strike called at Stirling University in support of the 24 students who have been "victimised" following a demonstration earlier in the year during a Royal visit which was screened nationwide. Dave Tummelty is one of those 24 who face expulsion.
The water of Leith is replenished with young trout transported from the fish farm via truck and bucket.
An interview with Dr. Thomas Carter of the Poultry Research Centre in Edinburgh about genetic methods of preventing hens from laying standing up, a quirk which is costing the battery egg industry millions of pounds each year.
INTERVIEW WITH MR TRAINER OF THE SCOTTISH OFFICE REGARDING DENTAL HEALTH
Malcolm Wilson interviews Mr. Trainer of the Scottish Office on the state of the nation's teeth following the publishing of a report stating that 53% of Scots will only visit a dentist if they are in pain. Mr. Trainer argues in favour of more preventative measures to save teeth.
INTERVIEW WITH COUNCILLOR BILL GRAY ON THE NUMBER OF SSHA HOUSES BEING BUILT
An interview with Councillor Bill Gray (later Lord Provost of Glasgow) on the need for more SSHA housing at a time when the government is calling for less. Consequently where in 1970 over 40,000 SSHA houses were built , in this year only 15,000 were constructed.
T.V. Documentary concerning the Steel Industry in Scotland in 1964, giving examples of the various industrial applications. Part of a special industrial series to raise interest in the Scottish Industries Exhibition.
Director, Ken Davis & Robert Amram ; Producer, Arrow Productions for Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Andrew Gardner script research: Andrew Hargrave w. Robert Amram m. Laurie Johnson ph. Reg Cavender sd. rec. John Brommage ed. Frank Goulding sound editor Norman Savage exec p. David Johnstone.
'POST OFFICE STRIKE OVER'. VISUALS OF GPO EDINBURGH
The first day back at work for the postal services in Edinburgh following the end of the national strike which began on 20th January.
An interview with Margaret MacDonald, a ranger naturalist, on what exactly her work for the National Trust entails and how the ranger service hopes to entice both locals and tourists alike to the national parks and monuments.
A look at Wiston Lodge in Biggar where the YMCA have set up a sort of halfway house for those school leavers who simply cannot find jobs due to the current economic climate. Includes an interview with Mrs Anna Connell, one of the organisers, on the benefits of such a scheme.
The NEL looking at the new form of component testing as is currently being used in the US with an interview with Tony Morrison of the NEL on how well the British motor industry has reacted to the new tests.
An interview with the Scottish businessman, James Williams, who liked the look of a Danish freezer factory so much he bought the company lock, stock and barrel and shipped it all back to Scotland where he now employs a workforce of 45.
Trims of footage shot of the aftermath of a fire at the Close Theatre in the Gorbals which was situated between the Palace and the Citizens. Also contains an interview with Mr. Taylor on the effect the fire has had on the Citizens and what the future holds for the Close Theatre company.
INTERVIEW WITH G. FUCHS OF OLD FOLKS ADVISORY COUNCIL
An interview with George Fuchs following his appointment as the first full time director of the Scottish Old Peoples Welfare Council.
REPORT ON NEW ROADWAY TO GO THROUGH PARK IN DUNFERMLINE AND INTERVIEW WITH PROVOST
A team of consultants when asked to find a way to deal with the congestion suffered in the Dunfermline town centre came up with five separate plans, each involving internal dual carriageways. The one which was offered government funding was the route which will tear through the local park. Provost John Crawford, who is interviewed here, is just one of many who are against such a plan.
REPORT ON RESIDENTS COMPLAINTS AT STEAM TRAIN AT HADDINGTON
The Railway Preservation Society's plans to relay the track between Haddington and Longniddrie and run steam trains as a tourist attraction, meets with strong objections from the residents of the newly built houses that look on to the disused line.
In the heart of East Kilbride lies a small village of run down weavers cottages. This report looks at the Development Corporation's conservation plan which involved completely modernising the cottages to save them from certain destruction.
REPORT FROM EDINBURGH ON THE BUCHANAN REPORT. INTERVIEW WITH DR. ALAN THOMPSON
A report on attempts to solve Edinburgh's traffic problem.
A short glimpse of the bears at Loch Lomond bear park.
A featherweight fight between Al Hutcheon and Ray Scott.
TRADE FAIR OF SCOTTISH CRAFT AND INTERVIEW
An interview with one of the organisers of the Scottish Trade Fair held at Ingilston.
BUCHANAN REPORT ON TRAFFIC. INTERVIEW WITH DOCTOR THOMPSON
An interview with Dr. Thompson on the Buchanan report which has suggested a solution to Edinburgh's traffic problems may lie in a new four lane motorway. Dr. Thompson disagrees with many of the report's findings and suggests alternative remedies to the situation.
MOTHERWELL BRIDGE THERMAL FACTORY, BROXBURN
Trims of men at work grinding, cutting, welding and drilling metal in this engineering factory.
The auction of Melford Estate which was sold for £800,000 in the end. Also trims of the new owner and the house and estate, including the sea loch at the head of which the house stands.
TEACHERS WHISKY DISTILLERY. MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL DANISH BALLET CO. ARE SHOWN ROUND THE SPRINGBURN DISTILLERY
The members of the Royal Danish Ballet Company are shown around Teachers distillery in Springburn then treated to a small buffet.
An interview with the captain of the boat being used to rescue a sunken tug from the depths of the Clyde.
Visuals of a mass meeting of Rolls Royce workers held at Hillington.
REPORT ON NEW METHODS OF DEALING WITH OIL POLLUTION AT DUNDEE
A look at a new method of oil dispersion which involves the use of limestone dust to soak up oil from the beach.
The launch of the new student magazine "Masque" out front of Strathclyde University Union on John Street with the aid of an individual dressed as a gorilla.
The preparations for the Rosyth Naval base fair to be held on the 8th of June.
A look at the Newhouse site on which a new £1 million industrial development is to be built and an interview with the Chairman of the Development of Industry Committee, Mr John Bowman.
CUMBERNAULD - LAYING FOUNDS OF NEW DISTRICT OF WESTFIELD
The official opening of the site on which the Westfield area of Cumbernauld is to be built.
ASLEF RAILWAY UNION MEN LEAVE AFTER MEETING & ROLLS ROYCE FACTORY
Trims of ASLEF union representatives leaving the Trade Union centre following a meeting followed on by shots of the entrance to the Rolls Royce factory.
INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SCOTLAND ON OIL
An interview with Gordon Campbell, Secretary of State for Scotland on what opportunities the oil boom may present for Scotland whilst attempting to address certain environmental concerns which have arisen from this boom.
EAST KILBRIDE SCHOOLCHILDREN BURY CASKET
A time casket is buried by a group of East Kilbride schoolchildren.
UPDATED STATEMENT OF PROPOSED STRIKE ACTION BY FIREMEN
Interviews with Mr Humphries of the National Executive of the firemens union and with Mr Flockhart of the Area Executive which show how wide the split had become between the Glasgow branch of the union (who had voted overwhelmingly to strike) and the National Executive.
The Queen and Princess Anne visit a Scottish regiment whilst Prince Philip visits a country house.
INTERVIEW WITH RYDER CUP CAPTAIN BERNARD HUNT
Begins with an interview with Ryder Cup captain Bernard Hunt on his teams chances and the Muirfield course which is then followed by trims of the American team arriving at their hotel, including the great Arnold Palmer.
KEN BUCHANAN INTERVIEW. RETURN TO EDINBURGH AFTER TRIUMPHANT FIGHT WITH REUBON NAVARRO
Ken Buchanan, the new World Champion, arrives home to a true hero's welcome in Edinburgh. This is an interview with both Ken and his wife with additional negative film of the scenes at the railway station on his return.
Footage taken of the track and field events at the Luss Highland Games.
MEMORIAL SERVICE OF FRENCH SAILORS AT GREENOCK
On the 25th anniversary of the unveiling of the memorial for the 35 French, Greenock-based, naval officers who lost their lives in the Battle of the Atlantic, a memorial service is held.
STUDENTS BOYCOTT OF CANTEEN AT GLASGOW UNIVERSITY
The Glasgow University refectory is being picketed due to a 2p rise in prices
ROYAL SCOTTISH VISIT TO SICK CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, YORKHILL, AND PRESENTATION OF KEYS AT GORBALS COMPLEX
Trims of the Queen and Prince Philip visiting the Gorbals for a presentation of keys to the new complex in Queen Elizabeth Square. This is followed by trims of a royal visit to Yorkhill hospital.
Unedited shots of Peterhead and Boddam, concentrating on the two harbours.
INTERVIEW WITH OFFICIAL OF WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION ON THE FOOD SITUATION IN THE WORLD TODAY
An interview with Dr. Nisbett of the World Health Organisation on the concerns which are being voiced at the international conference being held over that week.
A report on the closure of the Tillicoultry paper mill, a source of 500 jobs in this small community forced to close down, like the 6 other Scottish paper mills, due to the recession.
Trims of the model soldiers and the battle plans employed by the members of the Glasgow War Game Club, a club where the members reenact famous battles on the smaller scale.
Trims of the contestants arriving at the Kelvin Hall and the primping and preening that goes on before the judging even starts.
STAGECOACH TRIP FOR CHARITY IN EDINBURGH
Interview with charity stagecoach ride in aid of RSPCC.
MODEL RAIL EXHIBITION AT MCLELLAN GALLERIES
A look at the model railway exhibition currently on show at the McLellan Galleries in Glasgow.
Interview with Mr Henry, one of the members of a deputation to Mr Younger in Dundee on the problem of unemployment within West Lothian and in Scotland as a whole.
An interview re German investment in Scotland.
A day trip in specially decorated taxis for a group of Paisley children starts off from Gilmour street station.
Camera following the route of the rather new-looking Clyde Expressway (includes a good shot of the old Dunlop building).
A mass outdoor strike meeting of Honeywell workers in Newhouse. Speeches are made but cannot be heard as soundtrack is mute.
A look at the interiors and exteriors of Cockenzie power station, the large coal-fired electricity station which was opened 5 years previously.
VISUALS OF BUILDING SITES BACK TO NORMAL AFTER STRIKE
Shots of men back at work in various building sites following their strike action.
Trims of footage taken during the Ulster '71 exhibition.
GVS MEN IN BUILDING SITE, SHIPBUILDING, ERSKINE AND KINGSTON BRIDGES
Trims of various items from the Kingston bridge to the construction work being carried out on the Erskine bridge, the UCS shipyard and workers, the UCS computer centre, and men working on a building site.
Trims of Edinburgh Castle as seen from around Princes Street, and of Princes Street itself. Also very nice footage of the old docks at Leith. All trims however and Leith footage is rather overexposed.
INTERVIEW WITH SIR CHARLES MEEK OF THE WHITE FISH AUTHORITY
An interview with Sir Charles Meek about trends affecting the cod industry in this year and the outlook for the industry.
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL FANS LEAVING FOR WEMBLEY
In the days when the Scotland-England football games were a must for any red-blooded Scot, a few of them are filmed catching the train down to Wembley in the obligatory tartan rigout.
INTERVIEW WITH JOCK STEIN ON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH TOURNAMENT
Jock Stein is interviewed about the European Youth Cup, a football tournament which enables young players from across Europe to compete against each other. He is then presented with a £5000 sponsorship cheque.
A look at the rubbish-strewn town of Buckhaven where the dustbinmen have been on an unofficial strike for four weeks over the council's non-payment of a bonus scheme to two members of the TGWU.
An interview with Jim Flockhart of the Glasgow firemen's union on what support the strikers have been given, the possibility of forming a breakaway union, and plans for a mass meeting to be held next day.
A demonstration, mainly of schoolchildren, against a teacher shortage at St Catherine's school in Hamilton.
The opinions of the public are gauged as to whether the Clyde Fair International was a successful venture.
INTERVIEW WITH BRITISH RAIL OFFICIAL RE DEVELOPMENTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
An interview with the British Rail official re the £10 million programme of developments and improvements on the east coast line and Waverly station in particular with a new signalling complex planned for this station.
As the old Commodore leaves the base, his successor is interviewed on his new position.
INTERVIEW WITH MR GILCHRIST ABOUT HIS SUGGESTION TO BAN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS
An interview with Mr Gilchrist, a teacher, on his campaign to have corporal punishment banned in schools, one month after the failed attempt of Edinburgh schools to implement such a ruling.
KINETIC SCULPTURE OUTSIDE ST JAMES CENTRE, EDINBURGH
Visuals of the kinetic sculpture lit up at night.
UNEXPLODED SHELL BEING DEFUSED IN GLASGOW
An unexploded shell, found by workmen working on a Glasgow housing estate is exploded by the army experts.
INTERVIEW RE PROPOSED ARTS FESTIVAL - PERTH
An interview with local Perth businessman, Mr Ralph Tatt, one of the organisers of the 9 day arts festival which has been proposed for Perth.
A look inside the Vesuvius ceramics factory in Newmilnes and trims of an interview with the owner, Mr Thornton.
Trims of a programme from the early 1960s showing the Coats thread mill in Paisley, mostly shots of the cotton being processed through the various machines.
Rushes (?) of a programme following a family "Doon the Water" from Millport to Dunoon and taking in Rothesay along the way, included is an interview with Chic Murray in Rothesay outside the theatre he was appearing at.
A new housing estate currently under construction in Easterhouse is being plagued by vandals yet the police say that figures have actually dropped since the opening of the new swimming pool.
INTERVIEW WITH MR DEMARCO ABOUT A SUMMER SCHOOL FOR CREATIVE PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND
An interview with artist and impresario Richard Demarco on his plans to set up a summer school in Edinburgh for creative minds who will be taught not only by university lecturers but also by the actual artists and poets themselves.
QUEEN AND DUKE AT DUNDEE DOCKS LEAVING BRITANNIA FOR BALMORAL
The Queen, accompanied by Prince Philip, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, alight from the Royal yacht, Brittania, in Dundee harbour where they are greeted by the Provost of Dundee and other dignitaries before speeding off by car towards Balmoral.
One lone fireman's heroic battle against the raging whisky fire is captured spectacularly on film. However, having perished in the flames, the second half of the film concerns the funeral as the fire brigade honour a hero. The funeral procession passes through the Glasgow streets which are lined with people paying their last respects to this man from the Springburn division of the Glasgow fire brigade. Also contains footage of Princess Margaret inspecting the aftermath of the disaster.
A look at some of the vintage cars which have gathered at Turnberry for a rally.
REPORT ON PONY TREKKING AT TROSSACHS AND INTERVIEW WITH MR HUGH MACGREGOR
Since pony trekking has become increasingly popular in the Trossachs, Mr Hugh MacGregor has found it necessary to set up a training course for instructors.
A look at the Victor Lightning in action and performing a mid-air fuel transfer, courtesy of the Ministry of Defence.
Visuals of the destruction of part of one of the stands at Ibrox following a fire which, it is thought, may have been the work of an arsonist. Includes an interview with manager David White.
Visuals of Melrose streets and Melrose Abbey.
Bulls are paraded and judged as interested farmers look on.
SIGNALMEN'S STRIKE AT GLASGOW CENTRAL STATION
Following an unofficial train strike, people are left hanging around Central Station in the hope of getting home.
A group of children are taken on a day trip by some big-hearted Edinburgh taxi drivers who have not only dressed their taxis up but themselves as well.
A look at some of the military Tattoo exhibitors as they march down Princes Street followed by a look at a new technical college, Lauder Tech.
An interview with Reverend Patterson on the new Church of Scotland Mission Kit.d.
Visuals of the Christmas lights in George Square, a variety of city centre streets, and of those outside the Kelvin Hall advertising the annual circus.
Trims of three preliminary boxing bouts from 1973.
Documentary from the late 1950s highlighting the changing nature of aviation in Scotland.
A report on the first rally cross race to be held in Scotland at which the present Scottish champion, Jimmy Ray, is competing.
Visuals of Liberton Secondary School undergoing a facelift.
LIBRARY SHOTS OF EDINBURGH FROM CALTON HILL
A view of the Edinburgh skyline from Calton Hill.
Visuals of ambulances, the Scottish Ambulance Service building and the Victoria Infirmary.
Major General C.W. Dunbar, Colonel of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Highland Fusiliers, visits the battalion in Singapore and watches the men being put through their training.
Visuals of a yacht race on the Firth of Clyde.
Visuals of the extent of the flooding in Glasgow and the surrounding district.
A look at the newly opened Greenock control centre which is to be the nerve centre of the Clyde marine services by providing support to the submarine base at Faslane. Also includes an interview with resident naval officer, Basil Parish.
Visuals of the bargain hunters at the Arnotts Boxing Day sale.
A look at the extension to the Textile Cillege in Galashiels which holds various textile machines such as the power loom.
REPORT ON NEW GLASGOW HEALTH CENTRE, WOODSIDE
A look at the new health centre in Woodside and an interview with one of the consultants, Dr. Robertson on the advantages of such a centre to the community.
A look at a group of craftsmen and women at work in Glenrothes, presumably in the converted cottages around Balbirnie House.
Film taken of the celebrations on Lanimer Day in Lanark including the procession of decorated floats and the crowning of the Queen.
CAMPAIGN FOR IMMUNISATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN AGAINST DIPTHERIA, WHOOPING COUGH AND MEASLES
An interview with spokesperson for the campaign which is aimed at mothers in the city who are not taking their children to be immunised.
VISUALS AROUND LOCH GARTON. OSPREY NESTING AREA
Visuals of bird watchers at Garton Loch watching the Osprey.
A look inside and outside at Bell College of Technology in Hamilton.
INTERVIEW WITH KEN BUCHANAN ABOUT HIS RECENT DEFEAT
An interview with an embittered former champion, Ken Buchanan following a recent defeat where he accuses his opponent of foul play.
REPORT ON CHILDREN'S ART EXHIBITION OF 'GLASGOW 1980' AT MCLELLAN GALLERIES'
A look at what Glasgow schoolchildren feel Glasgow will look like in 1980. The less outlandish ideas include a shopping centre in St Enochs Square and more pedestrian-friendly streets.
A day at the races at Hamilton Park on Bank Holiday Monday.
An interview with one of the social workers involved in the implementation of SOS Childrens Villages, a new angle on fostering that was founded in Austria.
"LANDOWNERS." INTERVIEW ON FORESTRY POLICY
An interview with Sir William of the Foreign Office on recommendations made in a new Foreign Office policy document concerning the forestry industry.
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF EARTHQUAKES IN GREAT BRITAIN
Following recent tremours in Britain, the Professor is interviewed on the possibility of there being a major earthquake in this country on evidence gained through new sizemic activity instruments.
VOX POPS ON PROPOSAL TO CLOSE GLASGOW FEE PAYING SCHOOLS
Angry parents on a demonstration outside the City Chambers give their views on Glasgow Corporation's proposal to close fee paying schools in Glasgow i.e. Glasgow High (?)
REPORT ON CONSUMERS BOARD SET UP IN EAST KILBRIDE
With the opening of a Consumer Complaints Bureau in East Kilbride, the town with the least amount of consumer complaints last year, Councillor Bill Thompson is interviewed on the need for such a bureau.
A look at Cumbernauld whilst much of the area is still under construction.
The Police force practicing for their yearly tattoo.
INTERVIEW WITH MR N. HOLMES. ARCHAEOLOGIST IN EDINBURGH
An interview with Edinburgh's new city archaeologist on what exactly the job entails, his plans, and how rich Edinburgh is in archaeological history.
GEORGE WATSON'S LADIES COLLEGE. EDINBURGH
Exterior shots of George Watson's Ladies College.
GOLF PRACTICE. RONNIE SHADE & BERNARD GALLACHER
Visuals of Ronnie Shade on a round of golf whilst Bernard Gallacher practices his swing.
An exhibition of computers as used in schools. Good shots of the IBM computers of the day.
A look at the large group of travelling people who have set up site in an old railway goods yard in Craigmillar.
Visuals of Asian people taken on the streets of Glasgow.
Visuals of two of the events of a sporting event for people with paraplegia - archery and the shot put.
General views of oil platform modules being loaded onto an awaiting ship.
The Cargill Centre, an old folks community centre in Maryhill, in the process of having a new entrance path built. The workers are watched intently by both the elderly members and the children from the surrounding tenements.
General views of the empty cement factory and site at Dunbar.
PIGEON SHOW IN EDINBURGH'S WAVERLEY MARKET
A look at a pigeon show held in Waverly market where the racing pigeon breeders and fancy pigeon breeders enjoy a friendly rivalry.
MOST IMPORTANT CITIZENS IN THE COUNTRY, the - QUEEN MOTHER HOSPITAL
Documentary from the early 1970s profiling the Queen Mother Maternity Hospital.
Director, p. & d. Russell Galbraith ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Featuring; Professor Ian Donald. Reporter; Bill Kerr Elliot. Film Sound; Len Southam, Garry Coleman. Cameraman; Varick Easton. Film Editor; Allan Armstrong..
Following the unseen investiture at Holyrood Palace, the guests mingle in the grounds and some of the medals are shown to the awaiting press and television crews.
The men arrive outside the bingo hall in Partick where the ASLEF shop stewards meeting is being held. Men outside selling the 'Workers Press' call for a general strike.
Exterior shots of the working water mill in Prestonmill.
A short look at the new Ninewells hospital before it opens for business. Mainly exterior shots.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY
The Duke of Edinburgh attending the Commonwealth Universities Congress at Edinburgh University's Appleton Tower.
STV footage of schoolboys playing around in the snow whilst a Highland Cow grazes happily in the snow.
ROBERT BURNS: CHILDREN OF MAUCHLINE SCHOOL
The children from Mauchline School perform 'Ye Banks and Braes' for Burns Night.
An interview with one of the people responsible for this alcohalics hostel in Edinburgh, a project which began seven years before where the hostel acts as a halfway house for recovering alcohalics who pay a standing charge for each week they stay.
A film by the performance artist Lindsay Kemp where he explores the themes of homo-eroticism, the resurrection and the frailty of the human condition - contains scenes which may offend (nudity).
Director, Brian Mahoney ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Lindsay Kemp, Jack Birkett, Robert Anthony, Mark Baldwin, C. Cornado, Cucha Salazar, Mario Pacheco, Giles Webster cameraman Varick Easton ass. cameraman Ron Wilkins lighting Archie Kirkwood, Tony Peline sd. rec. Harry Brookes film ed. Iain Mackenzie exec. p. George Reid p. and d. Brian Mahoney].
A report on the new craze of jogging that has just hit Scotland - interviews with various people of different ages to see their reactions to this new form of fitness.
Visuals of new motorway and Sirling bypass.
Gaelic lessons on the Isle of Lewis featuring Dolina MacLennan, Gaelic commentary then translation - in parts divided by countdown leader. Also featuring what is possibly the first cooking lesson in Gaelic to be televised.
BUILDING WORKERS DEMONSTRATION IN EDINBURGH
Footage of a massive demonstration march of building workers through Edinburgh to the Scottish National Federation of Building Trades' Employees building in George Street.
Two stories from Dateline, Scottish Television news programme.
INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL HANDLING EXHIBITION, KELVIN HALL
A look at the 4th Annual International Mechanical Handling Exhibition held in the Kelvin Hall.
News piece on the Blackwood Estate, Stonehouse.
JIMMY GORDON INTERVIEWS LORD KILBRANDON AND CROWTHER HUNT
An interview with Lord Kilbrandon of the Commission on the Constitution on the findings published in the Kilbrandon Report in which a majority of the Commission agreed on legislative devolution for Scotland and Wales.
VOX POPS WITH WELSH RUGBY FANS IN EDINBURGH AND SINGING IN PUB
Vox pops of Welsh rugby fans on why the Scotland Game is so special whilst the visuals show why the game itself doesn't matter so much as long as the alcohol keeps flowing.
RIGGEND TRANSPORT CAFE BY AIRDRIE AND VOX POPS WITH DRIVERS
A look at the truck-stop Riggend Cafe which sits on the A73, 3 miles north of Airdrie. This little cafe is not only unusual in that it is licenced but it has also been included in an Egon Ronay guidebook as one of the 20 top motorway cafes in the country.
Footage of the furniture making process shot at a new furniture factory in East Kilbride which has enjoyed a phenomenal growth rate since its opening this year.
A report on the Language Teaching Centre in Glasgow, set up to help immigrant Asian school children with their English.
Live commentary of a fire in a supermarket in Glasgow in the late 1960s.
A schools programme from the mid 1960s showing a dramatised rescue sequence in the Cairngorm mountain range.
Children's programme from the mid 1960s on the subject of sailing.
A cut news programme discussing the modern borstal system in Scotland, made around the late 1950s.
An STV documentary about the life of the modern religious community on the island of Iona.
Director, Brian Mahoney ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: voices of John Semple, Calum MacPherson, Ralph Morton, Douglas Alexander Adomnan's Life of Columba translated by A.& M. Anderson by permission Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. camera Bill Scott sound Len Southam, Garry Coleman, Geoff Robertson ed. Iain MacKenzie.
An unfinished report which gauges the feelings of two members of the shooting fraternity - a gunsmith and the President of the Glasgow and District Pistol Club - on the proposals set out for new gun legislation.
Following a change in law in which the age a motorcycle could be driven was raised from 16 to 17, Mr Jack Cuthbert decided to start up a driving school for motorbikes where a course of lessons cost £2.50 for 12 weeks tuition. This report looks at exactly what is on offer.
Visuals of the WD & HO Wills Open at Dalmahoy. Players include Bernard Gallacher, Gary Player, Ronnie Shade, and Bob Charles.
Created by the now defunct Denny Shipyard, the D2003 Hovercraft sits in the dock ready to be tested for sea-going certificates. This vessel carries the hopes of all the men of that particular yard as if all goes well, her builders plan to buy over another shipyard and turn out Scottish-built hovercrafts.
PRINCESS MARGARET AT ROYAL SHOW IN METROPOLE THEATRE
Scenes of Princess Margaret's arrival and meet -and-greet from the foyer of the Metropole Theatre, the venue for a Royal performance, hosted by Jimmy Logan.
MONTY VISITS BLACK WATCH MUSEUM IN PERTH
'Monty' visits the Black Watch museum in Perth and is shown around the exhibits.
REPORT ON PENICUIK CHURCH WITHOUT STEEPLE
A report on the story of St Mungos church in Penicuik.
REPORT ON SCHOOLCHILDREN CLEANING UP BEN LOMOND
Dateline's intrepid reporter Alec Melville heads off up Ben Lomond to find the children of Hillhead High School who have undertaken the job of cleaning up Ben Lomond. He never finds them.
Visuals of people enjoying the sun in Rouken Glen and Maxwell Parks.
General views of Livingston new town from the industrial estate to the shanty town style of housing.
An interview with Bing Crosby in which he gives his views on the younger generation and gives a little advice on how to live life to the full.
VERY GOOD MATERIAL OF AIR BATTLES DURING WORLD WAR II
What looks like archive footage which has been copied for a report of an aerial dog fight.
Visuals of Perth and the surrounding landscape.
This is visuals of areas which obviously have something to do with an economic report. The first part concerns such buildings as the SDA and Scottish Economic Planning Department whilst the second part contains footage of disused mine workings where people are digging up their own coal from the surface.
REPORT ON FISH FARMING FROM THE ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW, EDINBURGH
A report on fish farming in Scotland and an interview with a fish farm owner who is showing at the Royal Highland Show for the first time and attracting a lot of interest with his tanks of trout.
REPORT ON SINGERS OF CLYDEBANK'S REFUSAL TO PAY EXTRA RATES
Trims of a report on Singers' refusal to pay the £19000 increase in rates which Clydebank Council have requested.
EDINBURGH LANDLADIES NO LONGER ALLOWED THEIR BED AND BREAKFAST BUSINESSES
News report concerning bed and breakfast business n Edinburgh.
Trims of footage of the dancing and track and field competitions at a Highland Games.
VISIT OF QUEEN JULIANA AND PRINCE BERNHARD TO EDINBURGH
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard arriving at Holyrood Palace.
MOTHERS' AND CHILDRENS' PROTEST AT PAISLEY ABOUT THE LACK OF NURSERY SCHOOLS
Shots of the protest march through the shopping centre of Paisley where the children are draped in protest posters.
INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE YOUNGER ON EMPLOYMENT
An interview with George Younger, Under Secretary of State for Development, on Scottish unemployment figures and the economy in general given outside Clifton's mobile unit factory.
STIRLING UNIVERSITY. FILM SHOT THE DAY AFTER THE QUEEN'S VISIT
Trims of a report on the aftermath of the anti-monarchist protest at Stirling University held the day before when the Queen was at the University to unveil a plaque. The repercussions of this incident are not yet clear.
Visuals from Portobello outdoor pool of trials of 'Angus', a new piece of underwater survey equipment.
HMS RESOLUTION, FASLANE & INTERVIEW WITH COMMANDER PAUL
A report on the submarine HMS Resolution on its return to Faslane after 13 months at Rosyth where it was refitted with a new reactor core and modifications made.
A day in the life of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Highland Fusiliers stationed in Iserlohn Germany.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Programme Editor: Henry Hay. Film Unit: Bill Scott, Harry Bridges, Len Southam. Film Editor: John Fletcher. .
Trawler unloading catch at Eyemouth harbour, Berwickshire. Trims from Schools Programme [See also ref. T1225]
Trims of a report on the construction of the Forth Road Bridge from 1962 including interviews with workers on the half constructed bridge.
Incomplete documentary on the threat of job losses in the Fairfield Shipyard Company in 1965.
Three separate reports: 1st report on the local Tillicoultry newspaper - founded in 1899 - the "Devon-Valley Tribune...." and an interview with Arthur Bett the owner and founders son. 2nd report on the steam train no.45363, interviews with driver and fireman. 3rd report being an interview with Sandy the ghillie of the late Sir James Wilson. [See also ref. T0179]
Director, Geoff Rimmer. ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: programme editor Henry Hay film unit; Bill Scott, Len Southam, Alan MacKenzie, Harry Bridges, Sam Robson. film ed. Bill Robertson. .
Visuals, courtesy of the Ministry of Defence, of the Argosy, a medium-range tactical transport aircraft which is extensively used for air-dropping supplies.
Producer, Ministry of Defence P.R.B. (Air).
One of the two hovercrafts built by the men of the defunct Denny yard is in Adams ship repair yard in Gourock for modifications before joining its sister ship in Morecombe Bay from where it will later leave for Jamaica. The report tells of the history of the Denny hovercraft and the quiet success its builders are now enjoying.
First minute is negative visuals of Barrs' bottling plant production line. The next 2 minutes are of a young woman machine-etching a design onto a whisky tumbler to a jazz soundtrack. The remainder of the film is the negative of the glass etching scenes without the soundtrack.
Visuals (both positive and negative) of an RAC rally held in an unidentified woodland area in which such cars as the Mini Cooper, the Hillman Imp and the Saab 93 are competing.
TOPPING OUT CEREMONY AT AIRDRIE HOSPITAL
Mr James Dempsey, MP for Coatbridge and Airdrie performs the topping out in a ceremony atop the Airdrie hospital which is in construction.
Arthur Montford interviews Tony Jacklyn following a rather unsuccessful year. Topics touched upon range from his poor performance to the PGA's move to limit young people entering the fray.
The procession of the Kirk and Moderator to the Assembly Halls for the General Assembly is awarded a Royal presence in the form of Princess Anne, Prince Philip, and the Queen who, following the opening ceremony continue with a procession of Horse Guards towards Princess Street.
ALEC MELVILLE TALKS TO THE CHAIRMAN OF PRESTWICK AIRPORT ABOUT REDEVELOPMENT
An interview with the General Manager of Prestwick Airport, David Livingstone, following a report which showed both profits and passengers were down on the previous year due to the influence of Abbotsinch Airport. Prestwick at this point becomes reliant on transatlantic and cargo flights.
General views of angry gas workers demonstrating in Glasgow against a pay freeze in a time of mounting prices.
REPORT ON HMS UNICORN AND ATTEMPTS TO RISE MONEY TO PRESERVE HER. TUGS MOVING HER INTO DRY DOCK AT DUNDEE FOR SURVEY
The Unicorn, at 148 years old being the fourth oldest ship in the world and the last remaining ship built in Britain of Nelson's type of fleet, languishes in the docks awaiting £250, 000 needed for preservation work to begin.
INTERVIEW WITH THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION ON PROPOSED 16 YEAR OLD SCHOOL LEAVING AGE
A studio interview with Hector Munro, Minister of Education, on the problems which may be associated with lowering the school leaving age which he is in favour of.
THREATENED CLOSURE OF FORTH HOSPITAL RADIO STATION DUE TO LACK OF FUNDS
A report on Forth Hospital Radio, an independent charity station which serves 5 hospitals in the Edinburgh area, but is being forced to close due to a lack of funds.
Mute trims of Lord Provost Bill Gray performing the topping out ceremony on a new set of McAlpine-built SSHA flats in Linwood.
The world's only 3 cylinder Rolls Royce is in Glasgow on this day as her owner, a Mr Adam MacGregor Dick, has travelled up from Kilmarnock to lodge his papers for the Vintage and Veteran Classic Run which will take place in April.
INTERVIEW WITH JACKLYN AND CASPER & WATER SKIING AT LOCHEARNHEAD
An interview with Tony Jacklyn and Billy Casper as they relax before the tournament begins at Dalmahoy. Mute visuals of a water skiing championship sponsored by Bells on Loch Earn.
Trims of an outdoor bowling competition.
OPENING OF LEE TREVINO GOLF FACTORY, DUNBAR, BY GEORGE YOUNGER
George Younger, Under Secretary of State for Development, opens the Lee Trevino Golf Club Factory in Dunbar and is given a guided tour of the building.
A look at some of the pieces of modern art on show in Edinburgh's Museum of Modern Art in the early Seventies.
An interview with an unidentified gentleman (possibly Scottish Office) on whether there are drug problems in Glasgow schools.
Visuals of the Queen Mother arriving at Dyce Aerodrome, meeting with the Provost and Air Commander then driving off to Balmoral. Second half of film is visuals of some of the exhibits on show in the National Art Gallery in Edinburgh.
General views of the snow-covered Cairngorms.
A look at one of the 41 preschool playgroups in East Kilbride which cater for over 1000 children between the ages of 3 and 5 which is staging an exhibition of the children's art.
REPORT ABOUT DISPUTE OVER PROPOSED PLANS TO BUILD A TOWER OFFICE BLOCK ON THE CORNER OF BUCHANAN STREET AND ST VINCENT PLACE
The Clydesdale bank's plans to erect a 300ft ,24 story office block on the corner of Buchanan Street and St Vincent Place have met with objections from the New Glasgow Society.
A look at some of the activities which can be enjoyed in the Bishopbriggs Sports Centre.
INTERVIEW WITH MR ABE MOFFAT OF PENSIONERS ASSOCIATION
An interview with Mr Abe Moffat on the Pensioners Association's fight for better living conditions for the elderly which has saw this group become a parliamentary pressure group in its fight for higher pensions in a time of higher prices.
CHILDREN'S TAXI OUTING TO LOCH LOMOND BEAR PARK
A group of underprivileged children are taken on a taxi outing to Loch Lomond Safari Park.
Visuals of the chapel and tennis court at Falkland Palace. (All slates)
Visuals of a small but vocal nurses' protest about low wages outside Bangour hospital.
Visuals of the area in the Haymarket which is to be cleared in the redevelopment.
An interview with two BOAC representatives in Glasgow on a recruitment drive. Interesting to note the attitude of the time which is that women want to travel before settling down to domestic bliss whilst men will get a career from it.
KEEP BRITAIN TIDY. QUEEN'S VIEW PERTHSHIRE
A group of young people in "Keep Britain Tidy" t-shirts clearing up this beauty spot.
Visuals of Corstorphine streets and houses and the old churchyard for a piece on an Edinburgh student's project on the ancient census in Corstorphine.
FIRE AT LINWOOD AND TOPPING OUT CEREMONY AT GARTNAVAL HOSPITAL
The visuals from two stories on the Scottish news - a fire at Linwood and the topping out ceremony atop the Gartnaval hospital construction.
A very short look at the new power station in Kirkintilloch, opened by George Younger.
A women's pancake race in Kelvingrove Park where the winner is presented with a hamper, a five pound note and a new frying pan.
Visuals of the Buttery being decorated with flowers, a restaurant situated in close proximity to the new motorway system in Glasgow.
Unedited footage of interviews with 'tattie testers'.
An interview with Lord Caradon of the United Nations during his four day visit to Scotland.
NEW DENTAL AID TO PRESERVE TEETH & INTERVIEW WITH DENTAL OFFICER
An interview with Glasgow's chief dental officer, Mr Martin Davies, on a new piece of dental equipment which should lessen the fear of a visit to the dentist.
STV documentary on Prestwick transatlantic airport from 1965, showing the life of the airport during the span of a full working day.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: sc. Bill Knox p. David Johnstone narr. Michael O'Halloran sd. rec. Len Southam film cameraman Bill Scott assistant Gordon Coull film ed. Bill Robertson Scottish Television wishes to acknowledge the assistance of The Ministry of Aviation and The Port of New York Authority. A Here And Now Presentation..
A profile of the Civil and Naval diving schools at Rosyth Naval Dockyard.
A documentary profiling the Glasgow Education Department Television Service(E.T.V.) set up in the mid 1960s broadcasting directly to schools in the Glasgow area and the University of Strathclyde.
Documentary profiling the travelling people community in Scotland in the mid 1960s including interviews, with the younger and older generations, of travelling people in a camp in Perthshire and with families housed for the winter in Saltcoats. The contemporary attitudes towards travelling people are represented by interviews with a minister, a Local Councillor and a retired District Nurse. The themes of education, housing, health and the prejudice they face are discussed within the interviews.
INTERVIEW WITH Dr. CAMERON G.P. OF THE GORBALS
An interview with Dr. Cameron discussing his 50 years as a G.P. in the Gorbals area of Glasgow highlighting the changing nature of life and medical practices within this community.
NEW TELEPHONE LINK BETWEEN EDINBURGH AND NEW YORK
With the introduction to Scotland of International Subscriber Dialling to the States, the American Consul General in Scotland calls his daughter in New York from the Consulate in Edinburgh.
Chay Blyth presents a trophy to a small group of sailors and Naval officers as photographs are e taken.
TORY CONFERENCE, PERTH. MORNING OF DAY TWO
Trims of the proceedings of the morning of the second day of the Tory Party Conference in Perth. Speeches include one on law and order and one condemning the trade union movement with Jimmy Reid being singled out for ridicule.
A look at the Department of Trade and Industry-sponsored electric bus which has joined the 8 other shopabuses in Edinburgh for a trial period.
REPORT ON CO-OWNERSHIP HOUSES IN BARNTON, EDINBURGH
Following a survey on cost rents and co-ownership, Miss Pat Baggot, the organiser of the survey, is interviewed. Good shots of the newly built scheme.
An interview with a representative of the W.R.V.S. with the intention of persuading the public into donating old blankets to help those who cannot afford to keep themselves warm during the winter months.
REPORT FROM MATERIAL HANDLING EXHIBITION IN THE KELVIN HALL
Report from the Materials Handling Exhibition at the Kelvin Hall, the only one of its kind to be held in Britain this year.
DISPUTE AS TO WHERE CHANGING ROOMS SHOULD BE BUILT AT ST ANDREWS GOLF CLUB
The pavilion quandary which has dogged St Andrews for years is on the verge of being settled. Bob Cuddihy explains the dilemma over the siting of the pavilion as St Andrews council and the Royal and Ancient merely agree to disagree over proposals.
A programme filler which shows the creation of a jug from a lump of clay through the potters wheel to the finished product.
LOADING BOAT AT MCBRAYNE SHED, GLASGOW, AFTER DOCK STRIKE
Visuals of the dockers loading up a ship following their return to work after the strike.
A programme filler of fairground footage shot at night, showing people enjoying brightly lit rides and stalls.
Dateline's reporter attempts to navigate Glasgow's new motorway system and fails miserably!
This looks like Leith docks being deepened.
TRON CHURCH, EDINBURGH. INTERIOR DIG FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION
Visuals of the dig going on in the Tron Church for evidence of the church which stood there previous to 1637 whilst an interview about the dig is conducted with one of the archaeologists on voiceover.
women's liberation. a report from edinburgh
A rather tongue in cheek report on the forward march of feminism into the lives of the Edinburgh population.
Visuals of two female jockeys racing together in the otherwise empty Western Meeting Club in Ayr.
The various entrants for the second annual Fair Isle Race, the 3rd largest offshore race held in Europe, wait for the race to be started by the Royal Naval vessel which sits quietly amongst them.
A look at the hydro electric dam on the River Tummel.
Visuals of a tug at work in Leith Docks as a young woman, possibly Kara Wilson, watches on.
Trims of visuals of a tug at work in Leith Docks as a young woman, possibly Kara Wilson, watches on.
Visuals of areas of interest around Alloway such as Burns' birthplace, the Kirk and brig from the Tam O' Shanter tale and the Burns Monument.
John Hossack interviews the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, John Davies, and two delegates from the Scottish Council's Third International Forum on the challenges the future will hold for Scotland and how well placed the country is to take full advantage of such changes.
INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR SHEPPERSON ON DAVID LIVINGSTONE
An interview with Professor Shepperson on the legacy of David Livingstone.
A demonstration of the new car crusher which has just been christened at this Coatbridge car crushing plant.
POTTERY PROJECT AT FARM IN SOUTH QUEENSFERRY
A look at the new pottery workshop set up at Bankhead farm in South Queensferry, previously famous for its apple and raspberry flans.
REPORT ON INVENTION TO RELIEVE HYPOTHERMIA
An interview with a Doctor on the benefits of this new apparatus in the treatment of hypothermia and its one drawback in its failure to properly relieve elderly patients.
Footage from the opening of the estate, the largest private industrial estate in Scotland, and an interview with the local MP on job and investment prospects which should accompany it.
NEW FROZEN FOOD FACTORY OPENED IN EDINBURGH
Alastair McLeod looks at the new frozen food processing factory which has just opened in Edinburgh.
HUNTERSTON AND PORTENCROSS. SITE FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Visuals of the proposed site for a new steelport and refinery at Portencross.
ROADS, HAIRDRESSING AND INTERIOR HOUSE DESIGN
Three stories from that day's news. The first concerns Scottish roads and road surfaces. The second is an interview with Bill Galloway, the Glasgow hairdresser who has become the first President of the new British section of the Hairdressing World federation. The third contains visuals of a homes exhibition which show what was in vogue in interior design at that time.
INTERVIEW RE GLASGOW AMENITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Talking head iv. on this new development plan for certain areas in Glasgow such as Drumchapel and Easterhouse which aims to equip such areas with sufficient amenities such as bowling greens, shopping centres and libraries
Visuals of the osprey around Speyside and the newest additions to the family. Also includes a short piece of negative film showing the Duke of Edinburgh visiting a shipyard.
Visuals of some of the cars on show in the 1973 Kelvin Hall motor show.
Report on children visiting Edinburgh Zoo.
Trims of Turnhouse Airport in Edinburgh with brief shots of Glasgow and Prestwick Airports.
News report from the mid 1960s concerning the redevelopment of the Gorbals area of Glasgow.
Brief shots of life in the tenements - possibly the Gorbals, with shots of a modern housing estate.
Shots of Steam Train Engines and Catamarans.
Visuals of Nation of Islam Mosque No. 7 in Harlem and police activity in the area following a shooting incident when police went to investigate a telephone call. Crowds rioted and overturned a car. Short voice over is provided by Bill Paterson on the civil rights movement and on the difference in police tactics here from those of the British force.
Visuals of the entrance to Edinburgh Castle.
An interview with the 4 members of the Glasgow police car rally team who had just returned home from a race 2,300 mile race which took them from Glasgow to Germany and saw them return with a prize for best turned-out display and 10th overall place.
A look at some of the aids being shown at an exhibition of aids for people with disabilities.
Bill Tennent looks at the dental exhibition being held in the McLellan Galleries and interviews the organiser, Mr George Carruthers on oral hygiene in Scotland.
Trims of two meetings held on the same day over redundancies - one in Yoker Athletic Football Club stands and the other on some wasteground in Govan. Also includes an interview with Neil Carmichael, a local labour MP.
Visuals of a Viscount (?) Transporter plane at RAF Andover.
INTERVIEW AND REPORT ON PLAN OF NEW RING ROAD FOR GLASGOW
An interview with an unidentified gentleman on the proposed new ring road around Glasgow which draws on a scale model and drawings to illustrate his points.
Scenes from the start of the 11th International Scottish Milk Cycle Race.
INTERVIEW WITH MODERATOR OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Alastair McLeod interviews the newly-appointed Moderator of the General Assembly, Doctor Wright, in Edinburgh.
Visuals of the Burns trail in Dumfries - the Burns statue in the town centre and the Globe Inn which boasts Burns relics.
EXHIBITION OF SCOTTISH CRAFTS AND CRYSTAL TO BE SENT TO JAPAN
An interview with the organiser of the Edinburgh craft exhibition which is to be shipped to Japan for their consumption. Visuals of the old Scots kitchen which is part of the exhibition.
A look at Hillend dry ski slope in Edinburgh and an interview with John Heinz, the Deputy Chief Instructor.
An interview with Angus McMillan, one of the organisers of motorcycle scramble races, and visuals of two schoolboys on their bikes.
Visuals of a Royal Navy training mission on the use of hang gliders.
BARRA FILM. VISUALS OF ISLAND AND SCHOOL
Visuals of a day in the life of a schoolchild in Barra from the trek across the fields to the school, through morning prayers and lessons, to playtime.
The 'Mona' was Broughty Ferry's longest serving lifeboat until the night of 8th December 1959 when disaster struck.
A short piece showing the arrival of the Queen to the Games and shots of the shot put and hammer throwing.
Horses being worked in various ways from young men playing at cowboys rounding up their steeds to the rag and bone trade.
A look at the process of making glass bottles in the plant in Alloa.
Visuals of men at work on a warship in the TWW shipbreaking yard.
Visuals of the Botanic Gardens and schoolchildren from Hillhead Primary School visiting Kelvingrove Park and Linn Park Nature Centre.
The landing of a helicopter in an unknown airport.
'KYLEAKIN', FERRY REFIT. KENNETH MOORE. END OF RUM RATION
Three news stories from the 31st of July 1970.
Visuals of Dunbarton's newly pedestrianised town centre.
Gaelic lessons on the Isle of Lewis featuring Dolina McLennan, Gaelic commentary then translation - in parts divided by countdown leader. See also Ref. No. T1573.
Report from the mid 1960s on the potential of Loch Lomond as a tourist attraction.
T.V. Documentary exploring the consequences of the introduction of computers to Scottish Industry and Higher Education.
Director, Ken Davis & Robert Amram ; Producer, Arrow Productions. -- Credits: Presented by Andrew Gardner Script Research Andrew Hargrave w. Robert Amram m. Laurie Johnson ph. Reg Cavender sd. rec. John Brommage ed. Frank Goulding sound editor Norman Savage exec p. David Johnstone Enterprise 64.
Report, with interviews, profiling dangerous occupations such as; Steeplejacks, Miners, Fishermen, Test Pilots, Firemen and Deep Sea Divers.
Report on the 1973 degree art show at the Glasgow School of Art.
Basically all slates of footage shot of Dunbarton for a piece on Playfair Shipyard. There are some very nice shots of the Castle with the cranes of the shipyard in background.
An interview with a baby-faced Alex 'Hurricane' Higgins, in Scotland for a tournament.
Visuals of some of the prize-winning flower arrangements on show.
FRENCH BUS IN EDINBURGH. ADVERTISING EXHIBITION
A French bus, on loan to advertise the Edinburgh City Transport open day, travels down Princes Street with three tartan clad young ladies as an added attraction.
HIGHLAND DANCING. REHEARSAL FOR EDINBURGH TATTOO
Visuals of a group of women practising their highland dancing in a school playground, in preparation for the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Visuals of a working water wheel and mill at Prestonmill.
WATER DIVINER AT ABERDOUR GOLF CLUB COURSE
An unedited piece of visuals of a water diviner determining the course of an underground stream which runs under Aberdour Golf course.
A mass meeting of Chrysler workers is held but unfortunately the speech cannot be heard. This is followed by footage of a small picket line outside the Linwood plant.
Visuals of the Harrier landing and taking off vertically. At this point, the Harrier was not yet in service, but when it did enter the RAF in April 1969 it was the world's first operational vertical/short take off and landing ground attack fighter with the ability to fly backwards and sideways.
A Ministry of Defence film showing a modified Victor V-bomber, one of the RAF's tanker fleet, refuelling a Lightning fighter aircraft during an in-flight re-fuelling exercise.
Visuals of the Clyde steamer, the Queen Mary II, sailing down the Clyde are followed by footage of a fire ship arriving at the quayside to fight a fire.
Two interviews with an old lady living in the Gorbals about a rent disagreement with her new landlord.
A report on the first demonstration flight of the VC10 from Prestwick to the Shetland Isles with interviews with some of the VIPs on the flight.
Following the Longhope lifeboat disaster where all hands were lost, this short piece shows donations for the families of the lost crew being sorted through and some footage of a lifeboat in action.
The opening of the St Vigeans Museum in Arbroath, a little cottage which houses a collection of Pictish sculptured stones.
An interview with Miss Milligan , one of the founders of the Royal Dance Academy and this year's winner of the Evening Times sponsored Scotswoman of the Year award. Also footage from the reception itself.
RUSSIAN SCHOOL CHILDREN RECITE ROBERT BURNS
A report from Moscow on the teaching of Burns in Russian Schools, shot on Burns night.
Report on the arrival of the U.S. Navy to the Holy Loch and the subsequent demonstration.
Various stories from Argyll including an interview with a female skipper from Oban and a Artist also included is a report on MacCaigs Folly in Oban and a report on Stalka Castle in Appin.
Report on the opening of the Clyde Tunnel by the Queen on the 3rd of July 1963 with shots of the tunnel in construction.
Report on the disciplines of pleasure sailing in the sixties with Bernard Falk, John Tohy and Francis Essex.
Shots of Christmas on Sauchiehall street.
LIBRARY SHOTS OF EDINBURGH IN THE SEVENTIES
Library shots of Edinburgh street scenes in the mid 1970s.
Trims of a documentary about the life and industry of Barra.
The final of the Scottish Junior Cup at Hampden between Cambuslang Rangers, trying to win for the third successive time, and Irvine Meadow. The score here ended at a 2-2 draw.
A number of slates showing visuals of two men digging up peat using a peat iron, new housing, old crofts, and the local children coming home from school.
LORD STRATHALMOND AND BOILER-MAKERS OFFICIALS AT UCS PRESS CONFERENCE
Following a meeting between Union officials, Lord Strathalmond, and Mr Gilchrist, the end of the Boiler-makers strike is beginning to look within grasp.
Following the collapse of an insurance firm called VNG, people queue outside the AA offices in Glasgow to renew their policies. Also includes an interview with an AA official advising people on the best course of action.
Trims of an interview concerning plans for a young person's boat race down the Clyde.
Outdoor strike meeting at Craigneuk works.
Visuals of the protesters arriving for the mass meeting in the City Halls in Candleriggs.
A quick tour through the new James Watt College building and classrooms.
Visuals of the plans for the new design of Edinburgh Airport and an interview with an unidentified gentleman on the benefits of such a refit.
Visuals of what looks like a small protest being made about the proposals for local government reform in Bishopbriggs involving a helicopter called the 'Democracy Rescue Service' and banners calling to 'Keep local Government local'.
Visuals of the interior workings of the City Bakeries factory.
General views of Edinburgh sites as seen from Edinburgh Castle.
General shots of the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston. Mainly shots of cattle being judged.
REPORT ON EAST KILBRIDE COUNCIL DEALING WITH PRICE INCREASES DURING THE FREEZE
With 57 days left to go in the Government price freeze, Counsellor Bill Thomson has turned the East Kilbride Civic Advice Centre into a complaints centre for price increases to help combat unscrupulous shopkeepers.
Various outtakes from the Fife TV produced series, 'History', which include the Dunfermline Gala of 1975, Falkland Palace as seen at night, and Dunfermline Abbey.
Visuals of the proud new mother who became BEA's 10,000th patient, being presented with a bouquet of flowers and showing off her new baby to the press.
Visuals of dockers at work on the Clyde both at the dockside and in the warehouses.
Visuals of trains at Lenzie Junction. Good shots of Lenzie train station and of the old style of carriage train.
A look at a exhibition of electronic sculptures.
A short interview with the bride and groom, a medal winner at the paraplegic games for the javelin, following their wedding ceremony in Martha Street Registry Office.
An unedited piece about the salvage operation which is in action to lift a sunken tanker from the bed of the Forth which contains 700 tonnes of acid.
Visuals of the funfair being set up for Kirkaldy Links Market a festival which was established by Royal Charter in 1305 and threatened with closure in 1971. A stay of execution was therefore won.
Visuals of a Viking pageant held in Lerwick which begins with a torchlight procession to the beach where the longship is set alight and ends with a dance where all the assorted characters in costume assemble to drink and be merry.
Trims of material used in 'Finding Out' of visuals of some of the animals in Edinburgh zoo, taken in the winter.
Visuals of sub aqua enthusiasts first practising in the local swimming pool then in the sea.
Trims of a TV news report on speculation about the name of the new Cunard liner Q4, soon to be named Queen Elizabeth 2 - filmed from the steamer Queen Mary II, which was renamed in the 1930s when Cunard requested the name 'Queen Mary' for their new liner.
The Queen Mary II leaves port at Gourock for Dunoon.
An interview with the woman who is organising special voluntary language classes for Asian women.
ALLOTMENT OWNERS VERSUS CORPORATION OF GLASGOW
Following a Mexican stand off between a group of Coatbridge allotment owners and Glasgow Corporation over the construction of a road through their plots, (in which a corporation-owned bulldozer was taken hostage) one of the allotment owners is interviewed about the situation.
HORSE RIDERS PROMO FOR FILM 'THE THREE MUSKETEERS' RIDING THROUGH GLASGOW
Shots taken outside the Renfield Street Odeon, when it was only a three screen theatre, of four actors and an actress in costume to promote the film 'The Three Musketeers' before they take off on horseback through the city centre.
General views from the launch of a submarine bound for the Chilean Navy.
GOOD TRACKING SHOTS OF EDINBURGH STREETS
A look at the new £500,000 arena at the Kelvin Hall, the cost of which was met by the city's Common Good Fund. Also includes an interview with the General Manager of the Kelvin Hall on what the new arena will be used for.
Visuals of Sir William Ryland unveiling the commemorative plaque at a reception in the new building and of the exterior of the building itself.
Trims of an interview with Lee Trevino, in Troon for the British Open, on his chances of winning the championship for the third year in succession.
OPENING OF M73 AND INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE YOUNGER
George Younger, the Undersecretary of State for Development, officially opens the first stretch of the M73 and outlines future plans for development in the following interview.
NEW PEDESTRIAN WAY, BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW
Trims of Gvs of the newly pedestrianised Buchanan Street
Good visuals of a factory fire in Milnathort and of the fireman at work.
REPORT ON NEW ART AND THEATRE COMPLEX AT STIRLING UNIVERSITY
A report on the opening of the £400,000 MacRobert Centre in Stirling with an interview on its prospects.
HM COAST GUARDS ON SEARCH AND RN FROGMEN GOING TO SEA
Visuals of the services involved in the search for a missing person - the coastguard, Royal Navy frogmen and a helicopter.
Visuals of men at work in Beardmore Heavy Engineering Works.
Visuals of some of the exhibits at the Fisheries Museum houses in the adapted St Ayles Chapel in Anstruther.
INTERVIEW ABOUT SALE OF ANCHORS TO OIL DRILLING SHIPS
Interview on the need for a new design of anchor to be used in off shore drilling with visuals of the new anchor as it's use is described and American interest in Scottish industry.
A look at the new walkways built around Colinton in Edinburgh.
PROTESTERS AGAINST FLUORIDE IN EDINBURGH AND INTERVIEW WITH COUNSELLOR
On the day the Edinburgh Corporation were meeting to vote on fluoridisation of the city's water supplies, a demonstration against such a measure is in full flow outside the chambers.
A look at the Forestry Commission's way around the problem of pine needles being shed over carpets and their sales of Christmas trees.
HOLIDAY WEEKEND TRAFFIC AND CROWDS AT ZOO
Visuals of lanes of traffic on their way into Edinburgh, queues of people waiting to get into the zoo, people watching the seals in the zoo and the crowds arriving in Waverly station. All this denotes the September weekend.
Visuals of life on a farm. Especially good visuals of cows being milked and harvesting. Also visuals of soil being tested in a laboratory.
KISSING FOR OXFAM. PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH
A charity stunt where for every young woman this man kisses Oxfam is given a pound.
SINGER DEPUTATION LEAVING GLASGOW AIRPORT/'LAUDER' COTTAGE / EXTERIOR SHOTS OF SINGER FACTORY
Three muted news stories from 4th August 1970.
An interview, held behind a screen to protect the woman's identity, on life with a child-beating husband.
The Scottish women's football team (?) having a knockabout in training.
Visuals of tractors hot from the production line outside the BMC factory and visuals of the factory exteriors. Quick shot of Bathgate town centre.
WHAT IS A TOWN? PORTPATRICK, ANSTRUTHER, ST. ANDREWS, DUNDEE
Visuals from the schools series "What is a Town?" showing general views of of Portpatrick, Stranraer, Anstruther, Crail, St Andrews and Dundee.
WHAT IS A TOWN? EDINBURGH OLD TOWN, HOPETOUN HOUSE, STIRLING CASTLE AND UNIVERSITY
Visuals from the Schools series "What is a Town?" showing Edinburgh, Stirling Castle, the 4 year old Stirling University, and Hopetoun House, a house built to the designs of Sir William Bruce, enlarged and embellished by William Adam and son Robert, and the home to the Earls of Hopetoun.
Visuals of some of the exhibits on show in Glasgow's Transport Museum.
Visuals from this schools programme of various rivers and bridges.
With Mr Kosegan of the USSR in Scotland, the Here and Now team went to Moscow village in Ayrshire to work on the connections.
Visuals from this schools programme of lochs and mountains.
A look at the Faslane Polaris base on the Gare Loch and visuals of the opening ceremony for the new Royal Naval Polaris School which was opened by Mr J.P.W. Mallalieu, Minister of Defence for the Royal Navy.
Visuals of the new lions in their den at Edinburgh zoo and of the camels gifted to the zoo by H.H. the Sheik of Bahrain from his stud of racing dromedaries.
Visuals of what appears to be Cruachan dam and hydroelectric power station.
The Queen Elizabeth arrives at John Brown and Co. shipyard in Clydebank for repair.
Following a successful tour of duty in Gibraltar, the men from the Black Watch battalion return home to the sound of the pipes
Documentary on Scots Regiment stationed in Hong Kong.
Director, Russell Galbraith ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: Written & Presented by George Reid. Film Sound Len Southam, Garry Coleman Film Cameraman Varick Easton Film Editor Allan Armstrong.
Report on the reconstruction of a murder in Glasgow? in the early 1960s with brief shots of the Kungholm - Goteborg passenger liner at the beginning of the roll.
An unfinished report on an exhibition of aids for people with disabilities.
Glasgow Scrap Merchant John Jackson with his horse and cart on his rounds which takes him from Ibrox to the City centre. Trims of a missing documentary which have been edited together. (8 mins)
Interview with the famous golf club maker Laurie Auchterlonie [then quite an elderly gentleman] in his shop/home talking generally about golf and its history.
Director, Geoff Rimmer. ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ph. Ron Fraser. film ed. Fred Bull Programme Associate: David Duncan Programme Editor: Bill Lyall. .
People arriving at Glasgow Cathedral for the memorial service of Sir Hugh Stenhouse, a Glasgow born entrepreneur.
Interview with Tourist Board representative on the reports commissioned by them to look into improving tourist developments in Scotland and how exactly these developments will be financed.
Visuals of the exteriors of some of the factories and companies in Hillington Industrial Estate.
REPORT AND VOX POPS ON TRANSFER OF INFECTION BY KISSING
Alastair McLeod reporting from Princes Street on a recently published report which states that kissing spreads infection.
REPORT ON THIS YEAR'S GLASGOW MOTOR SHOW
A look at what's on offer at this year's Motor Show held in Glasgow's Kelvin Hall. The report centres on the fact that the British car industry seems stuck in a rut with very few new models on show, whilst the foreign car industry is booming.
CHIVAS BROTHERS LTD RECEIVE QUEEN'S AWARD TO INDUSTRY
Following the Chivas Brothers Ltd award of the Queen's Award to Industry (of which there is a small glance) STV took the cameras into the Chivas bottling plant.
Visuals of Princess Bridget on Sauchiehall Street and in Marks and Spencer.
INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE YOUNGER RE NEW RENTS SCHEME
Interview with Under Secretary for State George Younger on the Government's plan of action against those local authorities in Scotland that are refusing to implement the new Housing Act
Bob Cuddihy interviews the Minister for Education, Hector Munro, on teacher shortages, particularly in the fields of maths and science, class sizes and local government finance of education
INTERVIEW WITH 'RED ARROWS' FLYING TEAM AND TRIMS
An interview with the Red Arrows Squadron Leader R.E.W. Loverseed a month before his crew are due to perform at the Edinburgh Air Show.
The quarter final of the ladies singles in the Dewar Cup.
Princess Anne visits the Clyde Submarine Base at Faslane and boards the nuclear sub HMS 'Dreadnought' for inspection.
Visuals of Edinburgh zoo's monkeys in their new homes in the monkey house which was opened on this day by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
PRESENTATION OF FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO SIR ISAAC WOLFSON IN GLASGOW
Sir Isaac Wolfson is made a freeman of the city of Glasgow, in a ceremony held in the City Chambers,to add to his ever-growing list of awards and achievements.
The nuclear sub 'Dreadnought' returns to Faslane after a successful mission to the North Pole where it became the first British sub to surface
General views schoolgirls playing netball.
SCOTTISH WHITE-WATER CANOEING CHAMPIONSHIPS ON THE CLYDE
Visuals of canoeists shot during the Scottish White-water Canoeing Championships on the Clyde.
A look at the decision by Midlothian County Council to convert the disused Bonnyrig-Penicuik railway line into a woodland walk and open up the countryside across the County.
Talking head iv. with a priest who is a member of the parole board on the recently published report on those prisoners in certain prisons such as Peterhead who are reluctant to ask for parole and on how the board are planning to overcome these difficulties
A look at an invention which could be the answer to pollution! John T. Lloyd, a research technologist at Glasgow University has invented a small one man cart which is operated by a vacuum cleaner which operates on the same premise as a party blower.
INTERVIEW WITH DR. RITCHIE OF AGE CONCERN
An interview with Dr. Ritchie of Age Concern, Scotland on the decision to change the organisation's name from the Scottish Old Peoples Welfare Council and on their decision to publish a new magazine aimed at the elderly, Opus.
Three stories which were in the news on this day. 1) Under Secretary of State for Scotland, Gordon Campbell, visits factories in Clydebank. 2) The new fire station at Cambuslang. 3) Renfield Church's new extension.
The Glasgow Public Transport Action Group have put forward a plan to reopen the old Kirklee line which ran from Maryhill, through Hillhead and Kelvinbridge to the junction at Stobcross. The idea behind this plan is that the densely populated area of Maryhill would then be afforded greater access to the city centre.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: [reporter Les Wilson].
Look and See was a schools programme for older primary school children. This episode was on hearing and so incorporates many different aspects of hearing such as a diagram of the ear, children making noises on various instruments, and animals who either have no ears or are renowned for their sharp senses.
A look at Faslane naval base and some of the work that goes on there. Includes a short look at the submarine HMS Neptune.
KINLOSS MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM - ROUTINE EXERCISE
The Kinloss Mountain Rescue team show their routine exercise when they are called out to assist on the mountains.
At a time when the Cold War was still a reality the Soviet Navy decided that it would practice manoeuvres in the North Atlantic around Shetland and the Faroe Islands. This is an interview with the Air Vice Marshall of the RAF and a British Naval Commander as to what they feel about these manoeuvres.
The launch of the Orion rig from Fairfields shipyard on the Clyde.
A look at the kind of patient care employed by various doctors in and around Glasgow.
Two mute stories from the schools programme 'Think Clearly. The first shows a young woman buying a hat in a large clothes store, the second, shows Glen Michael of 'Cavalcade' fame driving through Glasgow.
Visuals of Tullibole Castle and grounds (complete with strutting peacock), the home of the Lords Moncreiff, in Kinrosshire.
A look at the first Cassowary chicks ever bred in Scotland and an interview with the man responsible for the breeding programme.
Visuals of men at work renovating a ship at the Renfrew workshops coupled with general views of the Renfrew docks. Also includes shots of the Renfrew ferry and possibly the old Govan ferry too.
Visuals taken from behind the boundary fence of an emergency situation at Glasgow Airport where a plane crash scare has brought the emergency services out in force.
Footage of a boys football game between a German visitors team and a Glasgow team (blue and maroon strip) where a young Willie Donachie, future left back for Scotland and Manchester United, scores an own goal.
Visuals of both the exterior and interiors of the newly opened Post House Hotel in Edinburgh.
Visuals of some of the exhibits of military uniforms and related paraphernalia on show in the small museum in Edinburgh Castle.
REPORT ON THE NEW MEASURES TO PRESERVE THE WALLACE SWORD
A report on the Wallace Sword which is held in the Wallace Monument in Stirling.
An unedited report on the 4 day carnival being held in Charlotte Square during the Easter break which, it is hoped, will resurrect Christian unity.
Visuals of the exterior and interior of The Pool, site of the Lunchtime Theatre Club and haven for Edinburgh bohemian types.
Visuals of Heriot-Watt University under construction.
A look, both inside and outside, at the Church of Scotland owned Queen Mary House which has been turned into a nursing home.
GLASGOW BOY WINS SCHOLARSHIP FOR GORDONSTOUN SCHOOL
An interview with 4th year pupil William Young who will soon be leaving his class at Albert Secondary School in Springburn to join the elite at Gordonstoun thanks to the Edith Wolfson scholarship award.
Visuals of Dawsholm gas works and of a small band of pickets outside the Provan gasworks in Riddrie.
KEN BUCHANAN INTERVIEW PRIOR TO FIGHTING CARLOS HERNANDEZ
An interview with World Lightweight Champion Ken Buchanan on his preparation for the fights and his thoughts on the two upcoming fights.
An interview with Jack Nicklaus, in Scotland to compete in the British Open at Troon.
Footage taken on the opening of St Margarets Hospice in Clydebank.
VISUALS OF EFFECTS OF GLASGOW CORPORATION BUS STRIKE
Visuals of the effects of the Glasgow Corporation bus and underground workers strike.
Visuals of one or two sections of the Forth-Clyde Canal which seem to indicate some sort of clean-up operation is being called for.
A look at some of the activities organised for the people at the international youth camp being held in Edinburgh.
Scenes from the investiture of three soldiers at Edinburgh Castle who receive their respective medals from the Army Commander in Scotland and Governor of Edinburgh Castle.
FIFE - CAMPAIGN TO KEEP FIFE AS ONE UNIT
Trims of a report on the campaign to keep Fife as one political unit.
NORTH SEA OIL INTERNATIONAL FORUM, AVIEMORE
John Hossack interviews three of the delegates at the North Sea Oil International Forum in Aviemore about what the oil boom will mean for Scotland and Scottish industry.
A report on the sponsored 'hush in' undertaken by the girls of the 2nd Company of the Kilsyth girls Brigade to help raise money for a cell separator machine for the treatment of leukemia at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow.
REPORT ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW
A beginners guide to the Royal Highland Show with visuals of the various aspects of the Show, the largest yet to be held at Ingliston, and a voice over giving details of various events.
GARY PLAYER AT THE BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
An interview with Gary Player on the course at Troon, where he will be competing in the British Open.
Footage of some of the play in the early stages of the British Open at Troon which includes Tom Weiskopf, the eventual winner of the trophy.
Visuals of Strathaven Castle closed due to disrepair and an interview with a Mr. Bryson from the town on his view of the proposed demolition of this ancient monument.
german navy arriving at south queensferry
Visuals of the entry of the German navy into the port of South Queensferry.
Visuals of a man at work on his loom weaving linen by hand.
REPORT ON THE PUFFER 'AULD REEKIE' WHICH HAS BEEN RENOVATED FOR TRAINING KIDS IN SEAMANSHIP
The'Auld Reekie' is an old puffer ship which had lain abandoned at Ardrossan for years until a businessman decided to resurrect her and use her as a training vessel where young people could learn about seamanship.
Visuals of three of Glasgow's hospitals - the Royal Infirmary, Stobhill, and the Southern General.
A look at the new 'air hostess' look of the female prison warders.
Visuals of snow bound cars along the A9.
CHAMPION ANGLER DEMONSTRATING CASTING WITH DIFFERENT RODS
Peter Anderson, the international casting champion from Kirkintilloch, demonstrates his sport using a variety of rods.
GENERAL SHOTS OF FORESTRY AND SHEEP FARMING
General views of forestry work and sheep farming which were used in the schools programme 'On The Move'.
Due to increased demand from the Islands and the increasing costs of overhauling their 'Heron' aircraft, BEA introduced the 'Skyliner' to the ranks. These trims show the new aeroplane as she sits at the airport .
Visuals of the Glasgow University Television Service at work in the studio and of their TV Service van on the move around campus.
A look at Edinburgh Corporation's plans for a new Wester Hailes scheme of development and those of the local children whose artwork voices the criticisms of the entire community.
Visuals of Gordonstoun school buildings and grounds.
Visuals of the finishing touches being put to the 'Dovecot Tapestry'.
PROTEST MARCH BY ENGINEERING WORKERS, PORT GLASGOW
Shots of a protest march by engineering workers through Port Glasgow.
Joan Summers, a singer, leaves Renfrew airport to perform in New York and Toronto, accompanied by Ray Purdie and Don Cumming. Her sending off party at the airport includes members of the One O' Clock Gang, Larry Marshall and Charlie Sim, and the Mayor of Kirkintilloch.
A programme exploring the pros and cons of the proposed amalgamation of Falkirk and Grangemouth with the Provosts of both towns giving their respective but divergent views.
Visuals of Loch Lomond and of Kelvingrove Park.
A schools programme which shows children learning about nature.
Taking head interview with banker on preparations for decimalization and how the public will react to same.
An interview with John Calder on the international writer's trade union, the Penn Club, the second shows visuals of a fire which raged through Goldbergs department store in Candleriggs.
INTERVIEW AT STIRLING UNIVERSITY ABOUT FUTURE PRESENTATIONS AT THE MCROBERT CENTRE
Buchanan (the challenger) and Jim Watt are interviewed by Alec Cameron following the signing of the contracts for the British lightweight title fight.
CLYDE FAIR. INTERVIEW AND SHORT STAGE SEQUENCE
A short look at the Japanese drama company which is performing at this year's Clyde Fair and an interview with the director.
The official opening of a new hostel set amongst new housing in Prestwick.
Trims from two different news items. The first involves the opening of a new quarry, the second shows pickets outside the gates of Carstairs hospital.
A short piece which follows the fate of tramcar no.225, built in 1912 at the Coplawhill depot, it is subsequently destroyed by its makers 48 years later. The last Paisley tram however is spared the same gruesome fate, having been gifted to the Scottish Tramway Museum Society who, unfortunately, are planning to ship it off to a tram museum in England due to the lack of a suitable home in Glasgow. Mr. Thompson of the society is interviewed.
The tiny town of Auchterarder has been tipped to become the 'Las Vegas of Scotland' following the planning application of the local Cauldherne Castle hotel to turn itself into a casino with a bingo hall and caravan park in the grounds. Here and Now's intrepid reporter sets out to gauge public opinion on this matter and finds it rather mixed.
Trims of a piece on a bus trip's visit to Ravenscraig steelworks.
GENERAL SHOTS OF LOCH LOMOND AND MAID OF THE LOCH
Interviews with some of the children on an educational cruise on Loch Lomond's Maid of the Loch on the advantages of such a cruise.
Almost an advertisement for college, this piece involves various students from Napier college telling of their own particular courses and what they feel about further educational colleges in particular which are all intercut with shots of the variety of courses that are provided by the college
A look at the Western area fire brigade at practice.
REPORT AND VISUALS ABOUT KILMACOLM HYDRO
An unfinished report on the state of the Kilmacolm Hydro, owned by Reo Stakis but allowed to slip into a ruinous condition.
A look at life saving techniques following a joint venture between Glasgow Corporation Health Department and the St. Andrews Ambulance Association which brought the setting up of life saving classes in Glasgow, held every lunch time to enable the greatest number of people to attend.
REPORT ON PARKING RESTRICTIONS IN EDINBURGH
A piece on the new parking restrictions being brought into force in April in Edinburgh which will bring 50 miles of yellow lines and residents paying to park outside their houses.
Visuals of 'Annie Laurie's house' whilst the song 'Annie Laurie' is performed by the Melachrino Orchestra.
A look at the wastelands surrounding the disused mines in Fife and plans to rehabilitate the area .
Visuals of various types of ship for a schools programme on this particular subject.
Shots taken for a schools programme on transport which include the newly opened Abbotsinch airport, the BEA air hospital plane, shipbuilding and road construction.
1ST BATTALLION OF THE QUEEN'S OWN HIGHLANDERS AND THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S VISIT
Scenes from Prince Philip's visit to the 1st Battalion of The Queen's Own Highlanders stationed in Germany.
Visuals of the Langhope lifeboat both at sea and in port.
Visuals of the French soldiers disembarking to enjoy their leave and of the two French battleships berthed in Leith dock.
Trims of visuals of the Clyde River Purification Board's boat and their methods in trying to combat pollution.
INTERVIEW WITH MR MACINTOSH ABOUT PROPOSED PLANS FOR TURNHOUSE AIRPORT
An interview with a Mr. MacIntosh of Crammond on his and other residents' objections to the siting of Turnhouse Airport.
A look at a new machine which can detect radiation in the body which has a cubicle made of 6 inches of steel plate originally taken from the warship HMS Gambia due to the low radioactive content of pre-1940s steel.
CONFERENCE ABOUT BETTER CONDITIONS FOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
An interview with John Donnachie from Scotland and Derek Dugan of England following a meeting in Glasgow at which the top stars and football union officials from Scotland met to discuss the contract system and other such problems.
GENERAL VIEWS ERSKINE, TAY AND FORTH ROAD BRIDGE
Visuals of the Forth Road Bridge, Tay Bridge and Erskine Bridge taken from trims of previously shot footage.
General shots of the effects of the rail strike in Glasgow which include shots of empty Queen Street and Central stations where the trains sit idly at the platforms, and the chaotic traffic around the city centre.
Trims of Ted Heath's visit to Dunfermline which includes good footage of both himself and Douglas Hurd on a walkabout.
EDENHALL HOSPITAL STRIKE. PICKETS AND INTERVIEW
Trims of a report on the workers at Edenhall Hospital in Musselburgh who are just one of the 38 hospitals throughout Scotland on a 5 day strike over pay.
INTERVIEW WITH DIGGER OF MEDIAEVAL RUINS, CHAMBERS STREET EDINBURGH
An interview with one of the archaeologists working on the Chambers Street dig which has been sponsored by the Department of the environment and will, it is hoped, show up some evidence of mediaeval Edinburgh.
Shots taken from the Scottish Sand Yachting Championships held in St Andrews on the Easter weekend
Producer, STV. -- Credits: cam. Morris Allan.
A look at Gleddoch House at Langbank, soon to be Gleddich House Hotel and home to a country club style leisure complex which will include squash courts, swimming pool, sauna and an 18 hole golf course.
INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE YOUNGER M.P. ABOUT LARGE GRANT FOR SCOTTISH ROADS
An interview with George Younger following the announcement of plans to improve the Scottish road system.
An interview with a student spokesperson from Edinburgh University on the student accommodation problem in Edinburgh and the steps that are being made to remedy the situation.
Although women make up 1/3 of the workforce in Britain, the department of employment has been found that many women are unable to return to work for various reasons such as the lack of childcare facilities. Consequently they have set up a number of mobile offices throughout Glasgow to disseminate information on possible opportunities in order to tempt women back to work. Sheila Duffy presents a report on these mobile offices and their attempts to find women work.
Visuals of a parent's protest march over Burnbank school in Hamilton which was undergoing building work at the time.
REPORT BY DOUGLAS RAE FROM HIGHLAND SHOW - HORSESHOE MAKING
An interview with Mr. James Blair,a veteran blacksmith, on his craft whilst a young man demonstrates the art of horseshoe making.
A report on the possible fate of the old steamer, King George V, owned by Caledonian MacBrayne, this ship had served the Iona/Staffa route since 1936 except during the war years when it was used to transport troops and was one of the vessels which evacuated the men from Dunkerque. Now, with the repairs looking costly she may be retired for good.
Visuals of the Royal aeroplane, 'The Queen's Flight', and of the Queen, Prince Philip and Princess Anne arriving at the airstrip, with the corgis in tow, to depart from Scotland.
Trims of a piece on the presentation of personal alarms by the social work department to old people who were living alone which could alert neighbours if anything was wrong over the festive period when there would be a shortage of home helps.
A look at the only Scottish entry in the National Amateur Hovercraft Competition organised by the Hovercraft Association of Great Britain which is to be held in Peterburgh. Built by two men from Stirling this one man hovercraft cost all of £125 to construct.
Although only trims of the final piece, this item on a fire at the Grandfare building on Maitland street has excellent shots of the fire department at work and is a fine example of an outside broadcast, set up in the quickest possible time and set right on the doorstep of the STV studios.
Exterior shots of Colvilles steel plant in Motherwell before the take over by British Steel and the name change to Ravenscraig.
Visuals of what looks to be a ritual of the fishermen being piped down through Kenmore to the water's edge where a few drams are partaken before they set off, to the sound of the pipes, across the Tay to fish.
A report on the future of shipbuilding in Britain with interviews with the workers, the Deputy Managing Director of Fairfields yard and union official, James Nimmo, each with their own views on the state of the industry and what can be done to save it from ruin.
Visuals from a schools programme on new developments in Scotland which includes shots of towns being built up, the Cruachan dam, and new road networks emerging across the countryside.
A report on the Cruachan hydroelectric dam on Loch Awe which is used to explain the whole concept of hydroelectricity for those who don't already know.
A report on Edinburgh's new parking restrictions which are slowly coming into force. These include new car parks, parking meters, new ticket machines, and squads of traffic wardens scouring the streets for unsuspecting motorists.
LONGANNET POWER STATION. LONGEST COAL TRAIN
NEW 'SINGER' SHOP, UNION STREET, GLASGOW
An unedited report on the new Singer shop in Union Street Glasgow, the largest of it's kind in Europe.
Visuals of firemen tackling a fire at the Regent Cinema on Albion Street in Candleriggs.
General views of a girl's football match; "Lees Ladies" lose 4-1 against an unidentified side. Lee's Ladies were runners-up in that years' FA Women's Cup final to Southampton (?).
CONSTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE IN STEEL SECTIONS
WORKERS LEAVING OLD FAIRFIELDS UCS AND SHOTS OF KINGSTON QUAY
Visuals of the men of the Govan division of the UCS leaving the shipyard in droves (difficult to tell whether it's a stoppage or not) and of various ships at Kingston Quay.
Highlights of a match between Hearts and 3rd Lanark in which Hearts score in the last minute of the first half and the 5th minute of the second half to go 2-0 up until near the end of the game a defensive error gives Lanark a goal. Final score 2-1 to Hearts (scorers were Paton and Gordon). Dated 17th November 1962.
REPORT ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF LIVINGSTON NEW TOWN
On the 10th anniversary of Livingston new town, the Chairman of the Development Corporation is interviewed on what is seen to be one of the major problems in the town - with a population of 17,000, Livingston can only provide work for 15% of that number within the town itself.
ROAD COLLAPSE, POLLOCKSHAWS ROAD, GLASGOW
An interview with the golfing sensation of that time, Mr. Lou, at the Wills Tournament in Dalmahoy.
An unedited report on the steam train, the Duchess of Sutherland which is being moved from Butlins in Ayr to the Bressingham Live Steam Centre in Norfolk.
Arthur Montford interviews Tony Jacklyn and Billy Casper as they relax before the tournament begins at Dalmahoy.
A nice little piece on Inchcolm's hunt for a new custodian to look after her ancient monuments.
JOHN HOSSACK INTERVIEWS J. COWAN OF THE NATIONAL COAL BOARD
GENERAL VISUALS AND REPORTS ON RIVER POLLUTION
A collection of Dateline stories on river pollution which touch on clean-up operations in force along the Clyde Valley with the help of the Clyde River Purification Board and the Clydespill group set up by the Board and local authorities along the Clyde Valley to act against oil spills in the Clyde. Another report touches on Edinburgh corporation's attempts to keep the Water of Leith free from rubbish whilst another contains trims of a piece on a bubbling mass of pungent smelling gunge which has suddenly appeared on a farmer's land.
A report and interview about Motec of Livingston, a £1.5 million training centre for those who are involved in the road transport industry which provides continual training not only for new apprentices but also for those who may feel that their skills are being superseded as new techniques are introduced.
Leith fire brigade give a demonstration of an old hand pumped fire engine which has been immortalised with other old engines on a new set of stamps.
A report on the methods employed by Securicor which includes an interview with the Chairman of Securicor in Scotland, Sir James Robertson.
REPORT ON THE EVE OF THE ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW, INGLISTON
As a way of a preview of this year's Highland Show, Dateline reporter, Douglas Rae, gives a rundown of events.
A report on the various things to see and do at the catering exhibition being held in the Kelvin Hall.
Visuals of the birds on the cliff faces of the Isle of May, a bird observatory and field station since 1934.
Mainly an interview with Alec Drummond, a man who has lived alone in a little shanty for most of his life, on his way of life and his New Year celebrations. Also includes a small insert with an 85 year old woman being interviewed about the steamie.
THE ERSKINE BRIDGE. VISUALS DURING BUILDING
Visuals taken from and around the Erskine bridge during it's construction.
A look at life in one of the Quarrier homes for young orphans.
Trims of a report on the new branch of the Douglas family tree, the Douglas of Dundarrach.
An interview with Alec the Hermit on his chosen lifestyle.
Producer, STV. -- Credits: [presenter Bill Tennent].
MIRACLE FLOWER WATER PRODUCT 'EXULTATION OF FLOWERS', NAIRN
An interview with Mr. and Mrs. Bellhouse on their miracle cure-all 'Exultation of Flowers' which, they claim, is made from water which has been diffused with the radiations of 52 different flowers and can cure anything. Here their claims are put to the test following a previous court battle over the remedy.
A series of schools programmes on environmental studies, this particular programme takes a trip from Wemyss Bay to Glasgow by train and also compares old paintings of what towns used to be like with the concrete shopping centres of today.
Visuals of harbour life in what seems to be a NE coast village for a schools programme which shows the day's catch being brought in to port and haggled over.
Library stock of Edinburgh castle and the surrounding areas of interest such as the Royal Mile and the Scott Monument.
Trims taken from cut stories in Past and Present combine visuals of Sir Walter Scott's Edinburgh home and Robert Louis Stephenson's home at Swanson.
Visuals of Stirling, Bannockburn, Culross, Leith Docks and the Forth Bridges (where the Road Bridge is still under construction) for the schools programme Past and present.
Visuals from a schools programme on what seems to be movement.
Trims taken from the documentary programme 'Watch This Space' which deals with how cities are changing due to the construction of new motorways. This roll has good shots of houses in Glasgow being demolished to make way for the new motorway.
Trims taken from the documentary programme 'Watch This Space' which deals with how cities are changing due to the construction of new motorways. This particular roll is mainly vox pops on the new plans for the Glasgow.
Trims taken from the documentary programme 'Watch This Space' which deals with how cities are changing due to the construction of new motorways. This particular roll includes demolition work in Edinburgh and vox pops on the changes which have occurred in the past 5 years.
Trims taken from the documentary programme 'Watch This Space' which deals with how cities are changing due to the construction of new motorways. This particular roll shows the heavy traffic on Edinburgh's streets.
BRITISH COUNCIL INTERVIEWS ON CITY PLANNING
Short interviews with two people who were present at the British Council meeting on city planning on what they see as Scotland's major problems in the field of redevelopment and city planning.
Trims from 'Skiing at Aviemore With Paul Young' of Paul Young arriving in Aviemore and aerial landscape shots.
Trims from 'Skiing at Aviemore With Paul Young' of Paul Young and others on the chairlift heading up the mountainside.
Trims from 'Skiing at Aviemore With Paul Young' of Paul Young and the rest of the crew relaxing on the slopes whilst all around people are learning to ski.
BUSES AND TAXIS ON GLASGOW STREETS ON STRIKE BY MECHANICS
Visuals of taxis on and around Union Street and of bus drivers standing outside the Possil bus depot whilst their buses stand dormant in the yard. Both are results of the mechanics strike.
Shots of industry for the schools programme 'On the Move' include shots of the manufacturing of irons and of women at work on electrical components.
Archive footage of suffragette Miss Emily Davison throwing herself in front of the King's horse at the Epsom Derby.
Shots of a variety of different animals and birds feeding to illustrate the point of this schools programme.
FILM FROM ITN FOR 'ROUNDUP'. DONALD CAMPBELL ON WATER, M. JAZZY DOING 2 MILE AND AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT
Three films from the mid sixties used for the magazine programme 'Roundup' which show Donald Campbell setting the speed record, RAF aircraft performing aerial stunts and Jazzy Clark in a 2 mile race.
Part of a schools programme on paper which shows how the paper is made from it's beginnings as seeds being planted in the Glenfinart State Forest, to the harvest of the fully grown trees, through the paper mill and finally into the shops as books.
A look at various types of transport which includes a look at a variety of old models in the Museum of Transport in the company of Glen Michael. Also includes a short shot of a rocket launch.
Trims of freight cars and steam trains at Central Station.
A look at various ways in which young people can spend their leisure time which includes a Boys Brigade international camp, hanging out at the local youth club, or an adventure week at Glenmore Lodge. Also includes a short clip of girls going wild at a Beatles concert.
A short piece on the increase in assaults on bus drivers in Edinburgh.
Unfortunately there are very few clues as to what this is actually about. However, there are good shots of the Kyleakin ferry and the ruins of the Castle Maoil as the people await their ferry to cross from the mainland.
Trims from 'Skiing at Aviemore With Paul Young' of Paul Young which show people on the ski lift and a toddler and army cadets learning to ski.
Report on the newly opened rail freightliner depot in Gushetfaulds - Gorbals, Glasgow. Includes interviews with the divisional manager, a crane operator, depot manager and a client of the freightliner depot.
SALVADOR DALI'S EXHIBITION OF JEWELLERY AND TRIMS
A short report on the Glasgow exhibition of Salvador Dali's jewellery work which includes religious pieces, mechanised pieces and pieces which are combined with paintings. A large number of the pieces on exhibit are show in close up as the voice-over describes their intricate details.
Malcolm Wilson reports on the life of a private investigator with interviews with three private investigators.
A variety of models parade down a catwalk set up in a bridal shop modelling the latest designs in wedding outfits as the voiceover describes each creation.
NIXON/MCGOVERN CAMPAIGN IN AMERICA AND EFFECT OF THEIR POLICY ON U.S. OWNED SCOTTISH COMPANIES
A report on the effect of American companies on Scottish industry and the possible effects of new Government policy on these multinationals.
An interview with a young girl with brittle bone disease on how it affects her life.
An unfinished piece on the seventies youth cult which illustrates the mood of the time with a montage of fashion shots, posters and the interior of the Muscular Arms pub in West George Street. The point being that there is an ever-widening gulf between teenagers and adults.
A look at the work of ASSIST, an organisation created by the architecture students at Strathclyde University who work from a shop in Govan road and whose aim is to provide tenement houses with proper bathroom facilities. They are able to do this by promoting the 75% grant from the government and then coordinating the efforts of the owners and tenants. Report includes an interview with one satisfied tenant on the new bathroom installed in her home.
Slates of the scene inside the Nest bar in the Aviemore centre as a folk trio sing and the people chat and relax over drinks. Also exterior shots of the bar as Paul Young enters the scene.
A look at Edinburgh's Hillend dry ski slope in the company of Paul Young as part of the series of items on skiing and the Cairngorms made for Doing Things.
COUNTRYSIDE AROUND AVIEMORE. DEER AND INTERVIEW
Paul Young interviews Mikel Utsi, the man who introduced reindeer to the Cairngorms, on why he brought both the deer and himself from Sweden to Scotland. Includes footage of the deer themselves. Slates from the series of items on skiing and the Cairngorms made for Doing Things.
Slates from the series of items on skiing and the Cairngorms made for Doing Things which show Paul Young and others in a bar in Aviemore enjoying a folk duo.
MEN'S COSMETICS AND COLOGNES. VOX POPS IN DEPARTMENT STORE
A report on the booming sales of men's cologne and aftershaves with vox pops on the subject from a department store.
A report on how road transport has transformed the shape of Edinburgh and Glasgow with vox pops on such changes and what they mean for the city dweller.
INTERVIEW WITH MAN WHO RESTORES THE GRAVESTONES OF COVENANTERS
Report on three men, William Miller of Stevenson, Walter Stoddart of East Kilbride, and William Stirling from Ralston, who spend their retirement travelling throughout S.W. Scotland restoring the graves of the Covenanters.
A look at the various features on offer in the Wylie and Lochead kitchen design which includes a microwave oven, a dishwasher and a hob cooker.
A look at Napier Technical College, guided by various lecturers, which had opened the previous September and consisted of 10 departments for 6500 students whose main subjects were building, printing, engineering, catering and the sciences as well as complimentary vocational training.
FEATURETTE ON CONCORD AND SONIC BOOMS BEING MEASURED AT OBAN
A report on the research being carried out in Oban by Glasgow University and the Ministry of Technology on the effects of Concords sonic boom as it flys over the town.
A piece on the growing concern over the amount of litter in Scottish towns and cities.
FANFARE EUROPE IN EDINBURGH. INTERVIEW AND DANCE VISUALS
A report on the European roadshow which has arrived in Edinburgh as part of it's tour of Scotland. This roadshow consists of 40 young people from different parts of the EEC performing song and dance routines and acting out little pieces which show the importance of European union and is essentially an experiment to find out what the EEC means to people.
This episode of the religious magazine programme 'Facets' concerns the history of Dunblane Cathedral and the Scottish Churches House.
A report on a train crash at Pollokshields which claimed 1 life and left 3 seriously injured as a derailed diesel train bound for East Kilbride ploughed into an electric passenger train heading into Glasgow Central from Lanarkshire.
"CHURCH HOUSE" DRUMCHAPEL. COMMUNITY RELATIONS PROJECT
A report on Drumchapel's Church House which has set up a volunteer organisation to try and help the community by providing advice and a second hand clothes shop as a way of beating price increases.
A report on the Edinburgh church which no longer serves the spiritual needs of the community but does provide for the more material needs of the theatrical community having been turned into a theatrical costume hire shop.
Alec Melville reports on the mystery behind the origins of the Jacob's sheep housed at Scone Palace.
Jacklin walks across the green to the rapturous applause of the crowd behind, Bob Charles makes his final putt and misses but sinks it on next shot.
CHRISTMAS CARDS BEING MADE AND DESIGNED IN FEBRUARY
A report on the card industry and the trends for Christmas 1974.
An interview with Sir Hugh Fraser on the impending challenge horserace between himself and Clement Freud. Also shots of Sir Hugh on his horse.
A short excerpt from the Schools programme 'Happy Families'. This particular story is of a man whose wife left him to bring up six boys on his own and the difficulties he experienced.
A sneak look at Gartnavel hospital before it opens in December. Includes a shot of Killearn hospital, an auto blood analysing unit, the first of its kind in Europe, and also includes details of the new nursing concept which is to be employed in the new hospital - progressive nursing care.
General views of Ravenscraig Steelworks in full working order. No shots of Hunterston at all.
A report on the Scottish Craft Fare which has been set up to showcase the talents which brought £4.5 million worth of business to Scotland in the previous year. The piece shows off the various arts and crafts which were flourishing in Scotland at that particular time which ranged from jewellery to stained glass windows.
A report from Ardrossan where the Belfast-Ardrossan ferry 'The Lion' was docked following a fire on board ship earlier that night.
A look at British Polar Engines, an engine building company, located in Govan, which has managed to pull itself out of recession to become a thriving company once again. Good visuals of the men at work on the large ship engines.
An item on renovation work being carried out on the Robert Adams-designed farm houses at Culzean which will enable them to be made into a restaurant and a Trust centre complex.
A report on the Hare Krishna set who had been prevented from spreading their message in Edinburgh due to a council Act and so decided to commute to Glasgow every day to enlighten the west coast on their religion. By the time this report was made, Edinburgh council had repealed the Act by allowing them to hand out their literature on the streets provided that they neither sell nor advertise their Temple. This meant that although the sect could now canvas their 'home town' they would still travel to Glasgow to retain public interest there.
FAST CASTLE ON ST. ABBS HEAD - SEARCH FOR HIDDEN TREASURE
A report on treasure hunters at Fast Castle, a ruined stronghold on the coast of Berwickshire, who believe there may be £1.5 million worth of treasure buried around that spot.
An interview with John Rannie, ex-Managing Director of John Browns Shipyard, on his time spent managing a yard in Newfoundland which was about to close until he moved in and turned things around. He was then made Honorary Mayor of Marystown in recognition of his efforts to save the trawler yard.
Visuals of the BOAC Jumbo Jet at Prestwick airport for it's maiden Scottish flight. Includes visuals of the VIP guests (George Younger is one) on board the flight .
A report on the Ramsgate workshop of artist John Ross who makes large scale models of dinosaurs and who hopes to set up a Prehistoric creature park in the Highlands.
BURKE AND HARE. GRASSMARKET SURGEON'S HALL
The story of Burke and Hare is told over visuals pertaining to the pair such as a graveyard.
FEATURETTE ON TRAIN DRIVERS LEARNING TO OPERATE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES FOR NEW GLASGOW - LONDON LINE
With the imminent introduction of electric locomotives on the Glasgow - London route, the drivers have had to be retrained. This piece follows George Steele, driver, as he goes back to the classroom and then behind the controls of the new train on the Paisley - Gourock route.
Visuals of children at a seaside mission in Ayr enjoying making sandcastles, playing in the swingpark, going on the rides at the fairground, and singing hymns.
INTERVIEW ABOUT NINEWELLS HOSPITAL, DUNDEE
By the November of 1973 the construction of Ninewells Hospital in Dundee had become a nightmare for the Eastern Regional Hospital Board. Work had begun in August 1964 at a cost of £10.7 million and was slated to be finished by July 1970. As costs soared this date was moved further and further into the future until the company involved went into arbitration. This interview with the Chairman of the Hospital Board, Mr John Knox, was given just after the arbitration board's decision was made and a final date for completion agreed on - Mr Knox assures the people that it will be completed by April 1974, at a final cost of £27.5 million.
Vox pops on the streets of Glasgow on the topic 'what is wrong with Scottish football'.
An interview with Jimmy Smith, one of the men responsible for the plan to salvage the 4000 tons of coal which is lying under the waters off Mull.
A look at Castle Stalker. Once the hunting lodge of James IV, this ruin which sits on an island off Appin in Argyllshire, has been bought and renovated by an English solicitor who felt the pressing need to get back to his Scottish roots.
NATO INTERVIEW AND DETAILS OF THE JOHN F. KENNEDY
A short report on the American aircraft carrier, the John F. Kennedy, is followed by an interview with a Dutch NATO Commodore on the organisation and the Dutch fleet in particular.
REPORT ON EDINBURGH WEST CONSTITUENCY AND CANDIDATES
A report on Edinburgh West constituency which incorporated both the corporation estates of Muirhouse and Pilton with the more privately-owned estates of Murrayfield, Corstorphine and Cramond. The proposal to build a new runway at Edinburgh airport had been vociferously opposed in this constituency and it seemed likely that this would be the issue the election would be fought on. If so, the Liberals, with their emphasis on community politics, looked to be the likeliest victors, helped along by the recent boundary change. Each of the candidates from the 4 main parties are shown out on the streets canvassing the voters.
Even with new smoke controls, Glasgow was still a heavily contaminated area. This report includes an interview with an environmental expert on the effects of such pollution and ways to solve the problem.
A report on the continuing strike action of Scott Lithgows' electricians which had begun in June that year following the management's refusal to meet the AUEW demands for more holidays, shorter hours, a rise in the basic rate and an increase in wages.
REPORT ON GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL, PROPOSED SITE AT ANNIESLAND AND VISUALS OF DREWSTEIGNTON
A report on the proposed move of Glasgow High School, both from its old site and from the state system, with visuals of the old Glasgow High building in the city centre, of the Anniesland site which was to be its new home, and of the Drewsteignton Preparatory School in Bearsden.
LAUNCH OF BOW SECTION OF FIRST SUPER SUPER-TANKER AND INTERVIEW WITH MANAGING DIRECTOR OF LITHGOW SHIPYARD
A look at the launch of the bow section of the supertanker 'Nordic Clansman' with flashback footage of the launch of one of the other parts. Also includes an interview with the Managing Director of Lithgow shipyard, Ross Belch, on the future of such supertankers
Visuals of Dundee harbour as part of a story on the links being forged between Dundee and the oil company's service ships.
HMS Albion, an aircraft carrier built in 1944, sits in Faslane waiting to be scrapped.
Visuals of the Queen's visit to Edinburgh where she officially opened the new police HQ and spent some time browsing through the exhibition of archive material in Register House.
FEATURE ON MARKET GARDENING IN THE CLYDE VALLEY
Sheila Duffy presents a feature on the market gardeners of the upper Clyde valley.
A light-hearted little piece on the new fad of keeping glamorous pets such as snakes with good visuals of the snakes in an Edinburgh pet shop which is doing a roaring trade in all types of snake.
A showcase for the talents of the young Scottish designer, Bill Gibb, and the leather and suede designer Muira Clubb as a variety of their designs are modelled outside Daly's department store in Glasgow. The look for 1973 seems to be soft, feminine floaty numbers designed for the Age of Aquarius.
REPORT ON GRANGEMOUTH POP FESTIVAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW
A report from Grangemouth stadium one day before it is bombarded with pop fans from all over Britain for a one day pop festival which is to be the highlight of Grangemouth's centenary celebrations and the first of its kind to be held in Scotland.
A feature on Alginate Industries, a seaweed factory situated on the shores of Loch Creran in Barcaldine.
FEATURETTE ON THE FESTIVAL CLUB IN EDINBURGH'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS
Shots of [unidentified] three-piece classical group playing in the Assembly rooms, Edinburgh, Festival Club.
With the collapse of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders, Lord Strathalmond was appointed to oversee the transition and try to find a way around the many problems which had arisen from the ill-fated scheme. This piece includes an interview with Strathalmond on his plans and wishes for the Govan yards in particular.
INTERVIEW WITH THE CUSTODIAN OF BRODICK CASTLE
An interview with the new curator of Brodick Castle in Arran with external shots of the castle itself.
FEATURE ON SIMULATORS AT LEUCHARS AIRPORT
Alex Dickson presents a feature on the Lightning flight simulator in use in Leuchars air base.
Interview with Lord Robens, concerning the Miner's strike.
HMS SIRIUS AT GREENOCK ON RETURNING FROM NATO EXERCISES
A report on the HMS Sirius as she returns to Greenock following NATO exercises off the coast of Canada.
REPORT ON GLASGOW POPULATION AND EMPLOYMENT
A feature on a recently released report on Glasgow's employment and population. According to the report, the early seventies saw a rate of industrial decline in Glasgow standing at double the national average, unemployment between 50% - 150% higher than the national average, around 25000 people, mainly young people, leaving the city each year, and a dearth of decent housing. The various points of the report are illustrated on film with visuals of people on the streets, derelict housing, new housing and empty factory buildings.
A look inside a List D school as part of a series of Schools programmes.
Following two unsuccessful takeovers, this small Cockenzie boatyard has finally fell into the hands of its old manager who has turned it into a viable concern.
A report on the proposed Tweedbank development which was to be sited 2 miles west of Roxburghshire.
An interview with Iain Finlayson, a regular in the British ski team, and his father, skiing instructor Frith Finlayson.
A report on the disruption caused by the Townhead B project which is currently under construction in Glasgow's east end.
REPORT ON INCREASE IN NUMBER OF PEOPLE SAILING FOR PLEASURE
A little item on the increasingly popular sport of yachting.
A piece on Adam Smith's place of birth, Kirkcaldy, and how little he actually means to the people there today.
Visuals of Glendevon reservoirs which are currently sitting at an all time low following lower than average rainfall from July - November.
"HONEYMOONERS". CALLENDAR AND ABERFOYLE RIVAL FOR SCOTTISH TITLE OF HONEYMOON CAPITAL
The sides square up for the battle of the honeymooners with both Aberfoyle and Callendar claiming that they are the honeymoon capital of Scotland.
A look at Markon Electronics Company which moved from London to Inverness where it now is enjoying a boom in production and is providing much needed jobs for the Highlands.
REPORT ON THE DEATH OF HELENSBURGH ADVERTISER
A report on the first casualty of the dearth of newsprint in Scotland thanks to the two main suppliers deciding to withdraw their services to Scotland due to a shortage of newsprint. Good visuals of printing.
ARMY VAN GOES TO FRANCE FOR D-DAY CELEBRATIONS
A small piece on a restored world war two light utility vehicle which was used in the Normandy landings and is to make its way back to France this summer to be the only Scottish representative amongst 100 British vehicles taking part in the D-Day celebrations.
GVS OF PRESTWICK AIRPORT AND INTERVIEW ON IT'S FUTURE
General views of the airport, runway and observation deck run either side of an interview with Mr. Newberry on the future of Prestwick airport and the increasing pressure from Abbotsinch and Turnberry airports.
General views of the opening ceremony of the £7.5 million M9 extension as George Younger cuts the ribbon allowing a line of cars to drive along the motorway from Newbridge roundabout to the Western end of the Falkirk bypass 17 miles away.
Interviews with two quadriplegics at Erskine hospital whose lives have been transformed by a new computer aid developed by IBM called the 'Possum' which allows them to read, write and even move their wheelchairs about through sucking and blowing on a tube connected to the computer.
An interview with the organiser of the Perth Festival, now in it's second year, on his hopes and plans for the future of the festival.
NEW MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC MACHINE AT NUCLEAR ENTERPRISES
Visuals of the new medical diagnostic machine in production at Nuclear Enterprises.
An interview with the Scotland coach on last year's historic defeat of the English at Wembley (the first time in 39 years) and the impending match at Murrayfield next week. Also contains good visuals of the girls in a warm-up game with a team of top Glasgow schoolgirls.
As part of a report on an exhibition of Scottish art which is due to be shipped overseas to Germany, Scotland Today provides a short art history lesson on Scottish painters with visuals of their works.
A report highlighting the work of various organisations and voluntary bodies which work directly with people during Welfare For The Disabled Week.
A short piece from an item on the importance of team sports.
General views of the men on the picket lines and the large police presence outside Longannet power station.
Sheila Duffy presents a report on the Paisley fire brigade which shows them on a training exercise in which they must rescue Sheila from the practice tower.
FEATURE ON THE OLD AND NEW NORTHERN POLICE STATION
Bill Tennent reports on the passing of the old Victorian building which housed Glasgow's Northern Division police station in Maitland Street and takes the viewers on a tour of the new modern HQ.
Agroup of old age pensioners who are attending day school at Clairmont High in East Kilbride where they can learn new skills and brush up on new ones.
WATCHNIGHT SERVICE. CHRISTMAS 1972. FRONT MONTAGE AND INSERTS OF CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND SHOPPERS
A montage of Christmas lights, shop fronts and shoppers along with a couple of shots taken above the Glasgow rooftops of the city lights which were to be used in the Watchnight Service special.
A Bill Tenant feature on old Tom Dunfermline an octogenarian with many tales to tell.
INTERVIEW WITH OLD LADY WITH GAS LIGHTING AND HEATING ON EVE OF GAS STRIKE
An interview with an old lady on how she is preparing for the gas strike since she has both gas lighting and heat. Visuals of the old gas lamps in her house.
An item on a James West wall mural which was discovered in an Edinburgh flat and has been restored at a cost of £2000. The whole question of restoring Georgian Edinburgh townhouses is then explored.
A feature on a young Glasgow couple who are to be married on the same day as Princess Anne and the monetary problems the newlyweds are bound to run into.
A short piece on an exhibition of Futurist works in Edinburgh which gives a concise history of the movement and is an attempt to lure people into the flagging exhibition.
A report on the failure to develop Glasgow's underground beyond it's original design and the need for improvements. Good visuals of the old Hillhead station and rolling stock.
Trims of visuals of the countryside around Ardyne point where McAlpines plan to build an oil platform yard and inject 400 new jobs into the area which has a high level of unemployment.
Visuals of Cumbernauld from the early 1970s, including a nice shot of the old village, to accompany a poem on the developments there.
TALL SHIPS VISUALS AND INTERVIEW WITH C.O. MYATT
Visuals of tall ships and other racing ships and an interview with Colonel Myatt, Commanding Officer of the Junior Tradesmen Regiment at Dundonald training camp in Troon, used to publicise the upcoming race which has been persuaded to come northwards from the English Channel where it has been running since 1966.
DAVID STEPHEN. NATURE RESERVE, CUMBERNAULD
Part of an item on Palacerigg Country Park, located 2 miles south east of Cumbernauld, and the park's attempt to save the indigenous wildlife of Scotland and put it on show in a way that will enable people to understand its worth.
INTERVIEW WITH MRS BRADY ON FAMILY PLANNING
An interview with Mrs. Brady, a mother of seven from Blackhill in Glasgow, on family planning and the lack of contraception advice available until a doctor from the family planning clinic turned up on her doorstep.
An item on the growing concerns of the Scottish Association for Public Transport about heavy goods vehicles on the roads.
A look at the lucrative business of war medal sales with an interview with a coin and medal dealer on the worth of such medals as the Victoria Cross.
FEATURE ON THE ARMY, TATTOO, EDINBURGH CASTLE AT FESTIVAL TIME
A look at Edinburgh Castle as the preparations are made for the Tattoo with comments and views of a variety of tourists, soldiers and Castle workers.
REPORT ON TOURISM AND VISUALS OF BURNS COUNTRY
A look at various sites on the proposed Burns heritage trail which will weave its way through Kilmarnock, Alloway and Dumfries.
An interview with Lady Jean Fforde of Arran, the last of the Montrose family left on the island of Arran who had to move out of the family seat of Brodick Castle and into a smaller home but in doing so she also found time to set up her own business which provides larger London stores with local Arran produce.
An item on the findings of a report issued by the London-based Elderly Invalids Fund which found that more and more elderly people were staying in hospital merely because they had nowhere else to go.
CONSTITUENCY REPORT, LANARK AND NEWMAINS
A look at the upcoming battle for the Lanarkshire seat in the upcoming elections following the loss of the safe Labour area of East Kilbride with it's 35000 voters and the gain of only 6000 floating voters from Overtown and Newmains.
Exterior shots of the old Oakbank Hospital which is finally closing its doors this week following a reprieve of almost 8 years since the first report recommended it's closure.
An interview with Alan Marr, health service commissioner and ombudsman, on what areas these roles cover.
Trims of Prestwick airport showing aeroplanes on the runway, being boarded and the exteriors of the airport.
A montage of various animals which includes a circus horse, ponies, donkeys, sheep, and dogs.
Very little picture. What there is shows various aspects of island life on Barra, including a handpump for petrol. The soundtrack, meanwhile, goes into much more detail on the journey to Barra and the castle there.
An item on how one Scottish brewery is training its workforce to cope with the new decimalised cash.
An item on a schoolchildren's song on talking to strangers which is being used by the police as part of their crime prevention package.
Part of a schools programme on the balance that exists in nature between plants and animals.
Part of a schools programme on how plants adapt to the environment and the effects of pollution on both plants and animals.
Part of a schools programme on nature with visuals of cows and sheep grazing and various plants whilst the sound is on animal's eating habits and mans farming of the land.
Part of the schools programme on measuring area correctly and mapping out plants growing there with a voice over provided by Glen Michael. Also includes good shot of an Osprey flying to her nest.
A report on Bill Abernethy, the only pearl fisher in Scotland who fishes in the upper reaches of the Tay.
Slates of interviews held with a group of old miners in the Lochgelly miner's club on conditions in the pits.
The miners sing a song called 'One Hundred Years Ago' and continue their banter about the pits, George Reid does his cutaways and interviews some schoolchildren in a cafe.
Slates from programme on the mining community of Lochgelly with two ex miners chatting about the old days and a couple telling how membership of the Independent Labour almost stopped their marriage from occurring as they wander around the old pit workings.
A report on the day of action by school bus drivers who have refused to pick up children from three schools in the Barlanark and Easterhouse area due to an increase in vandalism and violence on the bus.
FEATURE ON LARCHGROVE REMAND CENTRE IN GLASGOW
A report on the changes which have occurred at Larchgrove Remand Centre in Glasgow since the allegations of abuse prompted a series of police investigations and staff suspensions.
A small piece on the new moves to combat the dumping of poisonous rubbish.
REPORT ON PEOPLE QUEUING FOR MILLAR HOMES
A report on the demand for the 17 Millar homes currently under construction in Boghead Road, Lenzie.
INTERVIEW WITH BUS DRIVER AT WHEEL OF BUS ABOUT VANDALISM ON GLASGOW BUSES
An interview with a Glasgow bus driver on the increasing amount of violence and vandalism on the buses.
With the publication of a safety leaflet by the Search and Rescue service at Leuchars, Dateline visits the base and is taken out in the helicopter around the Fife coast to see exactly what types of rescue could be avoided with a bit of common sense.
Alexander Gibson on the forthcoming visit to Sadlers Wells for the Scottish Opera Company and the Scottish National Orchestra to perform for opera lovers in London.
Vox pops on whether there truly is a 'teenage problem' within society.
An item about a young Glasgow boy who has just recorded an album of Gaelic songs. Includes a song with good visuals of the islands.
CONSTITUENCY REPORT, CENTRAL DUNBARTON (MAINLY CLYDEBANK)
A look at the election campaigns of the various candidates in the Dunbartonshire constituency, concentrating mainly on the race for Clydebank which included Jimmy Reid as the Communist Party's candidate.
Part of a programme on town life which looks at the relative hells of an identikit suburbia and condemnable tenements and the group psychology evident in both. Also contains good footage of the Kingston Bridge under construction.
Jean Scott at a practice session at Murrayfield, skating to the Born Free theme (
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS FROM EDINBURGH SCHOOLS IN GATEWAY THEATRE
A look at an exhibition of the 58 works which form part of a collection that has been built up by Edinburgh Corporation Education Department and can usually be seen scattered around various schools.
Interviews with two nuns from a Paisley convent on their missionary work in Africa.
An item on the David Cargill club, a place where Glasgow's old people can go to socialise, be fed and even see a chiropodist.
NEW A.A. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCOTLAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND
A look at the newly opened Automobile Association headquarters building at Erskine.
HMS BRISTOL - REPORT ON AWARD-WINNING COOKERY
An item on the prize-winning galley staff on board HMS Bristol.
Visuals of largs and the surrounding landscape.
PRIVATE HYDRO POWER STATION AT MONZIE VILLAGE, PERTHSHIRE
An item on the private hydro electric power station at Monzie built years before by the father of the Laird.
VISUALS OF FERRIES AND FLYING INTO BARRA
Visuals of ferries arriving at the islands, the Barra plane coming in to land on the beach, and the new road system around Glasgow. Presumably used for a schools programme.
INTERVIEW WITH MRS.CLARKE RETIRED SCHOOLTEACHER
An Scotland Today interview with Dr. Clarke about her recently published book dealing with her career as a schoolteacher.
A report on children with spina bifida, shots of the children in hospital playing and interviews with a doctor and a nurse.
Report on the 1973 Scottish Small Bore Rifle Championships held at Bishopbriggs Sports Centre, with shots of other facilities available at the sports centre - from swimming and trampolining to table tennis and weightlifting.
The warden and keeper talk about the adaptability of the animals and the potential success of Blair Drummond safari park.
QUARRIER'S HOME FOR CHILDREN, BRIDGE OF WEIR
Documentary profiling the Quarrier's home for abandoned children in Bridge of Weir.
Bill Tennent investigates the furore which has erupted over the possibility of a bookies shop being relocated in Linwood's new shopping centre
Documentary about the exercise habits of newly retired sportsmen, including Menzies Campbell, boxer Dick McTaggart and ex-Rangers footballer Jim Baxter [Jim Baxter interview sound only]. [See Ref: T1064 for Jim Baxter interview with complete picture and sound]
Interview with the Duke and Duchess of Argyll at Inveraray Castle during the late 1960s.
Highlights of an England v. Scotland under 23 match at St. James' Park, Newcastle.
Slates of a one man band on Princess Street in Edinburgh who carries on the tradition of street music from his father who performed here before him. Includes vox pops on the importance of such entertainment on the streets of Edinburgh.
A feature on seat belts and the drive to make the public aware of the dangers of driving without one.
An item the launch of a Chilean Submarine in Greenock which has met with a great deal of protest.
A look at the growing popularity of pigeon racing which is no longer in the domain of the working classes but reaching out to the white collar brigade and even to the Queen.
Documentary on the subject of Scottish Education, focussing on its traditional image of distinctiveness and how this image relates to modern educational practices in the Scotland of the mid 1970s.
INTERVIEW WITH JIMMY CHIPPERFIELD ABOUT SHOT LION
An item on the first Barrowfield festival Against Vandalism which was organised by a handful of local tenants and supported by at least one of the companies who had earlier threatened to leaver the area due to vandalism.
Trims of an item on a youth club set up in a cottage in the countryside surrounding Erskine where the young people can escape the schemes and play snooker, dominoes, table tennis and attend discos.
GEORGE THOMSON. PRESS CONFERENCE AVIEMORE
A report on the regeneration of industrial wastelands and towns around Fife and Lanarkshire with the removal of old mine workings and bings and the construction of new housing and shopping centres.
HAND MADE GOLF CLUBS (GLENAVON GOLF FACTORY)
A look at the prosperous business set up by John McKee in Stonehouse making golf clubs. Good visuals of the clubs being made.
A report on hydro electric power in the Highlands with shots of the uncompleted dam at Ben Cruachan.
With a crowd of 40,000 cheering them on Celtic could only manage a o-o draw against the mighty Barcelona who were already leading 3-1 on aggregate from the first leg in Spain.
Mute and sound trims from the hearing on the future of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders.
Documentary about the present and future of Islay, touching on its main industries of whisky and tourism, concentrating on new approaches to the problems of depopulation and transport.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: narr. John Toye ph. Bill Scott sd. rec. Len Southam, Geoff Robertson film ed. Fred Bull programme ed. Henry May .
Report on the only existing commercial flying training school in Scotland at Scone. The school trains students from across the world, though usually from Britain and the Commonwealth.
Director, Geoff Rimmer ; Producer, STV. -- Credits: rep. Bill Tennent ph. Bill Scott sd. rec. Len Southam film ed. Fred Bull programme associate David Duncan programme ed. Bill Lyall.
Separate Magnetic Track Only; Navy Officer/Official discussing Polaris in the Clyde & the construction of the arms depot at Coulport.
Iv's with Union Official, Managers & Miners about the current state of the coal industry in Scotland.
Report showing slalom sailing at Prestwick sailing club.
Television feature from the 1960s on gambling, interviewing men and women who gamble, discussing the affects this has on society and the individual. (20 mins)
Schools television programme from 1970 on the subject of sea life on the seashore. (13 mins)
1960s Scottish architecture from high rise flats to motorway construction.
TV documentary profiling the work of the mountain rescue team at Glenmore Lodge, Inverness-shire in the mid 1960s. (20 mins)
TV Schools programme showing a mock rescue of girl thrown from horse on an unidentified Scottish Island who is then picked up by air ambulance in the form of a BEA aeroplane and taken to the Southern General Hospital in Glasgow. (20 mins)
Scheme for promoting primary school children to take up the sport of tennis.
TV newsreel from 1974 profiling the work of the volunteer lifeboat men at Troon in Ayrshire. (9 mins)
Television documentary series focussing on the lives of ordinary Scots, this edition tells the story of Bob Harris and his family, originally a farmer from Coalburn, Lanarkshire who moved to the city and now works for the parks department of Glasgow City Council.
Director, Rich Mc (?) ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Please note end credits are spoken only] camera Bill Scott ass. camera Ron Wilkins sd. rec. Harry Brooks telemixer Gary Cockburn film ed. Iain MacKenzie written and presented by Michael Grieve STV Colour Production from Scotland.
Incomplete report on the redevelopment of Loch Lomond in the mid 1970s with shots of the road being broadened. (9 mins)
ARDENTINNY - PROTEST OVER OIL RIG DEVELOPMENT
Television news report from 1974 dealing with the protests over the proposed Oil Rig development in the Ardentinny/Loch Long area of Argyll. (1 min)
TV newsreel reporting on Winnie Ewing's first day in the House of Commons after winning the 1967 Hamilton by-election for the Scottish National Party[SNP]. (6 mins)
TV children's programme with a religious slant reporting from a water mill and abbey both in East Lothian.
T.V. Documentary from 1964 exploring the social and economic changes in Caithness brought about by the formation and growth of the Nuclear Power Plant at Dounreay. Part of a special industrial series to foster interest in the Scottish Industries Exhibition.
Director, Ken Davis & Robert Amram ; Producer, Arrow Productions. -- Credits: presented by: Andrew Gardner script research: Andrew Hargrave written by Robert Amram music Laurie Johnson camera David Holmes sound Robin Gregory editor Frank Goulding sound editor Norman Savage executive producer David Johnstone.
News report from the early 1970s showing Cumbernauld New Town
Slates/trims of a tv documentary from the early 1970s showing the university town of St. Andrews.
TV report highlighting the changing attitudes and approaches to the teaching and implementing physical education in schools in early 1970s Scotland.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Paul Young].
Profile of the newly opened Strathendrick stud farm/racing stables near Drymen owned by Sir Hugh Fraser.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Arthur Montford].
STV documentary from the early 1970s reporting on the current state of refuse disposal within the large urban environment of Glasgow.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by George Reid].
Interview with Labour politician George Thomson being interviewed in 1974 as one of the first British Commissioners of the European Community(1973 - 1977) where his portfolio was regional development.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Interviewer Colin MacKay].
SCHOOLBOY'S INTERNATIONAL SCOTLAND v ENGLAND
Cut highlights of an under 15 Schools football Champions decider with Scotland winning the Championship against England with a 1 -1 draw, played at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Commentary Bob Crampsey].
TV newsreel from the mid 1960s reporting on the sectarian violence between gangs associated with Rangers and Celtic football clubs.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Interviewer Lynn MacDonald].
TV documentary consisting mostly of talking head interviews with the then elderly D.P. Thomson Church of Scotland evangelist, discussing his evangelical approach to religion.
TV Documentary from 1973 reporting on the current state of the children's book trade in Scotland.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Brian Cox].
TV Newsreel on the polling day of the Dundee East by-election of 1973 brought about by the Labour politician George Thomson resigning the seat to take up his position as British Commissioner of the European Community.
Finished piece - without soundtrack - and trims of a report on youth training programmes taking place at a Government Training Centre in Queenslie Industrial Estate, Glasgow in the early 1970s.
DECIMALIZATION - FOOD PRICES ON THE HIGH STREET
Mute trims showing the prices of a range of foodstuffs on the high street in the early 1970s.
Feature from a TV programme covering the Edinburgh Festival reporting on a 1973 exhibition called "Open Circuit" based around a video installation sponsored by the Arts Council.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented by Bob Cuddihy camera Ron Wilkins].
Report on the state of the fire service in Glasgow in the early 1970s.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by George Reid].
News report from the 1960s on an exhibition touring building sites around Scotland promoting safety in the construction industry.
REPORT ON A MUSEUM OF FISHERIES IN ANSTRUTHER
Report on the setting up of a Scottish Fisheries Museum in the fishing port of Anstruther.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Alex Dickson?].
Report on the attempt by ex Dumfries councillor James Urquhart to find funds to restore and preserve the first house in Dumfries that Robert Burns lived in.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Alex Melville].
REDEVELOPMENT OF GLASGOW, COWCADDENS RING ROADS
Trims of a news report on the redevelopment of the M8 ring roads around the Cowcaddens area of Glasgow during the early 1970s.
CHRISTENING CEREMONY FOR BOAC AIRCRAFT "SCOTTISH PRINCE"
TV newsreel of the christening ceremony for the inaugural flight of the BOAC aircraft "Scottish Prince", which was intended to ferry people from the east coast to the transatlantic services of Prestwick airport - with the 65 mile flight costing £1.50.
Report from Glenarn Gardens, Dunbartonshire dealing with Scotland's Garden Scheme[associated with The National Trust for Scotland] which allows the public into private gardens for a small fee.
Producer, pc. Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presented & narrated by Douglas Rae?].
TV newsreel from 1965 showing the air service of the A.A. in operation helping to pinpoint a motorist in trouble.
TV report dealing with the Glasgow Fire Service ranging from trainee firemen and the introduction of new technologies to the important role the fireboat plays in patrolling the then busy Clyde.
TV feature on the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh discussing subjects including cancer research, and resources needed to manage a modern hospital given developments in medical technology.
THREATENED REMOVAL OF STATUES IN GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH
Television news item from the early 1970s reporting on the proposed removal of the statues from George Street, Edinburgh to allow Princes Street to become pedestrianised.
Incomplete television documentary dealing with the subject of the maintenance and running of the Clyde as a busy waterway. This piece consists of shots of the river dredgers and their accompanying Hopper barges with talking head interviews with the men that operate them. There are also shots of the tug boats in operation as they steer ships in and out of the docks - again with interviews with the men involved.
CELTIC V BASLE, EUROPEAN CUP WINNER'S CUP
Highlights of the European Cup Winner's Cup tie at Celtic Park, between Celtic and Basle. Celtic win 5 - 0.
A programme about Robert Burns upon his Bi-Centenary, featuring interviews giving personal reactions to Burns' popularity, recitals of his work, and general views around the Ayrshire landscapes he once lived in.
An STV documentary about the life and work of artist John Byrne.
Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: [reporter Les Wilson].
A news and current affairs piece on the predicament of the Clyde Steamers after the arrival of the motor car. Includes discussion of the 'Waverley' paddle steamer and the work of the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society.
The issues faced by fishermen and businesses in Mallaig as rumours of oil development threaten the existence of the prosperous herring fishing industry there.
A current affairs programme discussing the North Sea oil industry in 1971 - just as the potential value of the industry to Scotland was becoming apparent.
A Scotland Today Special on the City of Glasgow Police Force which illustrates the development procedure for new recruits.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: A Scotland Today Special With Thanks to City of Glasgow Police Force and to the Scottish Police College, Tulliallan. programme associate Bill Knox cam. Bill Scott, Jim Peters sd. John McGuire, Alan MacNicol dubbing mixer Garry Coleman film ed. Alan MacMillan exec p. Russell Galbraith d. David Dunn.
STV Documentary on Thomson of Fleet, 1st Baron, Roy Herbert Thomson.
Excerpts from STV programme about John MacLean, a pioneer to Canada from Mull.
STV interview with Billy Graham in 1976. He speaks about a range of subjects including his early Glasgow crusades, his childhood, family, faith and beliefs.
Overview of Peter McCann, the 122nd Lord Provost of Glasgow. General views of Glasgow and the problems it faced in early 1970's. Lengthy dialogue with Peter McCann about his beliefs and opinions, including a discussion of his disability.
STV programme from 1958, Jig Time. Traditional Highland dancing and music with presenter links.
Documentary on the work of newspapers. Begins with general shots of the Daily Record in production in Glasgow. The main programme features Bill Tennent shadowing Willie Inglis, editor of the local newspaper, the 'Dunoon Observer and Argyllshire Standard', on a day's work'.
Overview of Gordon Brown's often controversial Rectorship at Edinburgh University. He discusses his role and aims. Also, interviews with various University figures, for and against his position.
A STV sports report on the state of Clyde football club in 1982. This piece features interviews with the manager Craig Brown regarding Clyde's financial situation, ambitions to get to the premier league and the future of Shawfield stadium. [Please note there is no footage of the football team in action]
Scotland Today news report on Scotland's first indoor skateboarding rink in Falkirk. General views of children enjoying skateboarding and interview with the developer.
STV current affairs piece on cross denominational marriage between a Catholic lady and a Protestant man from Arran. Starting with their wedding at Glasgow University Chapel, interviews explore the problems faced by the couple and the way their priest and minister have worked with them to not only marry them, but baptise and bring up their two young children in a 'Christian' home rather than a 'Catholic' or 'Protestant' one.
[d. Ross Wilson]. -- Credits: [ed. M. Kessler].
Programme outlining the thinking behind the development of the poll tax in theory and reactions of public, activists and politicians in the run-up to its enactment in Scotland.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [comm. s. Colin ?] .
STV report on problems of violence at football grounds. Discussion with politicians, supporters, police and managers about causes including drink, religion, socio-economic problems of the time. Footage of violence.
Director, p. & d. Christine Fox ; Producer, STV. -- Credits: interviews and commentary Alasdair MacLeod research Tom Shields cam. Gordon Coull sd. John McGuire dubb.mix. Garry Coleman film ed. Alan MacMillan .
Tom Weir travels to Mingulay and Berneray. He explores and narrates a history of the islands.
Wide-ranging overview of the 1977 Edinburgh Festival. Footage of a variety of shows and performers plus gvs opinion on the merits of the Festival.
Tom Weir presents an overview of the Isle of Eriskay, its history and current position in 1978. [see also ref. 2320]
Various performances from the 1976 Edinburgh Festival. Notable for early views of Rowan Atkinson.
Comprehensive overview of the Edinburgh Festival, 1978.
Edwin Morgan gives a reading of some of his poems to a secondary school class, and takes questions from the pupils.
Overview of the American Naval presence at the Holy Loch (Dunoon / Polaris base). Various points of view expressed.
STV report on the problem of alcohol addiction in Scotland, with focus upon the west coast. History of the Temperance movement from the 1820's.
STV programme about poet Liz Lochhead. Features excerpts from her poetry reading at the Glasgow Theatre Club and her opinions on poetry.
Director, Tina Wakerell ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: We would like to thank the Tron Theatre Club for allowing us to film a live performance. Liz Lochhead and students from Holyrood Secondary School. series advisor Gordon Liddell ed. Michael Paterson research George Laughton p.ass Margot Cunningham sd. rec. Alan MacNicol sd. dub. Tim Amyes film ed. John Gow light. cam. Varick Easton.
ENCORE FOR THE ARTS SCOTTISH THEATRE COMPANY INTERIORS AND EXCERPT FROM 'BLOOD RED ROSES' BY 7:84
STV documentary featuring Andrew Cruikshank talking about The Scottish Theatre company. Excerpt from John McGrath’s play 'Blood Red Roses' by 7:84 Theatre Company.
Insight into a Scottish synagogue and observances at the time of Yom Kippur. Interview with Cantor of Giffnock and Newlands Congregation, Reverend Ernest Levy.
General views of Central Mosque of Glasgow under construction. Interview with Bashir Maan.
An STV current affairs piece concentrating on problems faced by homeless men in Paisley and the work of the Paisley Christian Social Action Centre. Includes interviews with clergy and residents.
Exploration of the identity of the town of Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire in 1976, as it fights for a sense of community and heritage in the face of local government reform and the decline of coal mining.
WEIR'S AWEIGH - VATERSAY & ERISKAY (SHORT VERSION)
Tom Weir's overview of the Isle of Vatersay, its history and current position in 1973 (?) There are also short interviews on Eriskay with retiring schoolmaster and his sister from 1978. [see also ref. T2307]
STV 'Scotland Today' report on construction of a labourer's camp during the construction of Torness nuclear power plant.
STV arts piece looking at an exhibition in St. Andrews... 'Scotch Myths' examines the 'Brigadoon' stereotypical Scottish image and Scotland's dislocated culture.
Overview of new Scottish Government three-tier structure of nine Councils and the problems they have faced with inflation etc. Consists mainly of interviews with various council officials.
Documentary about the writer Carl MacDougall, in which he discusses his own writing and teaching creative writing - includes footage of MacDougall teaching classes in a secondary school.
Director, Ted Williamson ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Carl MacDougall p. team Harry Bridges, Clive Wood, Cyril McConnell ed. Allan Armstrong series advisers Gordon F. Liddell, Tom Sommerville programme editor Ross Wilson d. Ted Williamson.
Television documentary about Scottish society's attitudes towards homosexuality, including interviews with gay men and couples and featuring footage of the Edinburgh Gay Centre and the Lavender Menace bookshop.
Television documentary about Scottish local radio stations after their first ten years of operation, including interviews with representatives of Radio Clyde, Radio Forth and West Sound.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Bill McFarlan.
A documentary about the lives of travelling people in Scotland - reporter Alex Dixon talks to members of the McDonald family about various aspects of the travellers' lifestyle.
Director, Richmond Harding ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: camera Ron Fraser assistant camera Ron Wilkins sd. Alan MacNicol dubbing mixer Gary Coleman ed. Alan McMillan assistant film editor Jim Peters sc. Alex Dixon rep. Alex Dixon d. Richmond Harding.
Documentary about the Asian community in Glasgow, based around a group interview with six young women from Indian and Pakistani families living in the city.
Documentary on the 25th anniversary of Sir Alexander Gibson's involvement with Scottish Opera and his re-staging of Madame Butterfly in 1987.
TV documentary about Chinese families living and working in Glasgow and Edinburgh, the problems they face in terms of housing, education, work and community relations, and the provisions in place to address these challenges.
EATING WHAT COMES NATURALLY - ORGANIC FARMING REPORT
STV report on the resurgence of interest in traditional organic farming methods - includes interviews with farmers who both support and oppose organic methods, and with traders and retailers about consumer demand for organic produce.
Documentary about John Jackson, a junkman who earns his living picking up unwanted items on his horse and cart around the streets of Glasgow.
Director, Richmond Harding ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ph. Varick Easton assistant cameraman Ron Wilkins sd. Len Southam dubbing mixer Gary Coleman ed. Alan MacMillan sc. Alex Dixon m.p.s. Billy Connolly rep. Alex Dixon.
Sections of a documentary about attitudes to employment and unemployment, filmed against a backdrop of the shipyards on the Clyde. Includes interviews with Kay Carmichael, Jimmy Reid and retired shipyard worker David Fulton.
Presenter Tom Weir visits Loch Tay in Perthshire, including Kenmore, Killin and Acharn, and talks to the local minister, artisans and landowners - also includes an interview with singer Mary Sandeman and brief performances by her two sons.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presenter Tom Weir ed. Robert Bryce.
Tom Weir walks along a stretch of coastline from Fast Castle to the village of St. Abbs - includes a visit to St. Abbs Head lighthouse and interviews with the lighthouse keeper, a local farmer and a lobster fisherman.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [presenter Tom Weir ph. Ron Fraser, Lewis Foster sd. Len Southam sd. dubbing Tim Amyes p. asst. Anita Cowan ed. Alan MacMillan exec. p. Ken Vass d. David Turner] .
An interview with Lord MacLeod of Fuinary, including his thoughts on his First World War service, the British Empire, his religious inspiration, working in Edinburgh, Govan and Iona, his pacifism, the threat of nuclear war, the nature of heaven and death.
Short documentary about the early history of the University of Edinburgh from a theological perspective, presented by Father Ian Anthony Ross - includes shots of the annual Freshers' Ceremony in the McEwan Hall and university buildings.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presenter Father Ian Anthony Ross, Rector of the University of Edinburgh.
Scottish golfer David Huish is interviewed by Arthur Montford about his achievement in leading the 1975 British Open Golf Championship for the first two rounds.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: interv. Arthur Montford.
A brief television interview with comedian Bob Hope at Gleneagles, in which he discusses matters such as his favourite golfers and comedians, the state of his health, religion and his deerstalker hat.
Television boxing highlights from the Anglo-American Sporting Club at the Hilton Hotel, Mayfair, London, including British light-heavyweight champion Chick Calderwood against Italian Alfredo Vogrig, another light-heavyweight fight between Scottish Tommy Calderwood and Rudolph Scarlet of Jamaica, and brief shots of a fight between Jimmy Anderson and Winston Laud.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: comm. s. [Arthur Montford?].
Television documentary about the town of Corby in Northamptonshire, covering the influx of Scottish steelworkers to the town in the 1930s, the closure of the steelworks in 1980, the setting up of an Enterprise Zone and the town's hopes for the future, drawing a comparison with Clydebank in Scotland.
Television documentary about attempts to address the social problems of Easterhouse housing scheme in Glasgow. Includes interviews with representatives of community organisations, artists and local residents.
A television documentary in two parts, the first about crofting on Skye, and the second about the provision of Gaelic language education on the island.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film ed. Allan Armstrong.
Reporter Bob Cuddihy takes a look at the battle for supremacy on the Gourock to Dunoon ferry route between Western Ferries and Caledonian MacBrayne. Includes interviews with George Younger, Donald Dewar, representatives of the companies and local residents and businessmen.
Edited highlights of Celtic playing Real Madrid in the Blue and White Trophy friendly match at Parkhead in 1962. Real Madrid win 3-1 with goals from Puskas, Americo and Gento, while Celtic get a consolation goal from Stevie Chalmers.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: comm. sp. Arthur Montford.
An interview with an official from Sabhal Mòr Ostaig college on Skye, discussing his optimism about the revival of Gaelic language and culture - also includes shots of the college building.
STV arts documentary about Scottish artists living and working in London, including actor Bill Paterson, theatrical and film director Bill Bryden and painter Jock MacFadyen.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Alistair Moffat.
Tom Weir interviews Peter Mackenzie from Ballachulish about his career in the slate quarries and his thirty years of service on the Ballachulish ferry.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: pres. Tom Weir.
GO! MOVE! SHIFT! - THE TRAVELLING PEOPLE
Documentary about the community of travelling people in Scotland, discussing changes in their traditional lifestyle and their position in society - features interviews with traveller families around Scotland and Lord Birsay, and songs by Belle and Sheila Stewart.
Director, Haldane Duncan ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Hugo De Burgh m.p.s. Alastair McDonald, Stewarts of Blairgowrie ph. Gordon Coull camera assistant Kelvin Gray sd. John McGuire dubbing Tim Amyes film ed. Chris Buckland assistant film ed. George McGhee research George Laughton p. assistant Margaret Hunter exec. p. Ken Vass d. Haldane Duncan .
Presenter Tom Weir and author Dr. Iain MacPhail on a hill-walk in the Kilpatrick Hills, including shots of White's Dam, Dumbuie hillfort and Overtoun House.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: presented by Tom Weir.
Arthur Montford interviews motor racing driver Jackie Stewart about his early career, the emotional side of motor racing after the death of his colleague Francois Cevert, and his hero Jim Clark.
Television footage of the Grand Match bonspiel on Lake of Menteith in 1979, including aerial shots of the frozen lake.
Tom Weir visits a young girl, the winner of an essay competition, on North Ronaldsay and they visit a series of locations around the Orkney Islands, including North Ronaldsay, Kirkwall, the Ring of Brodgar and Skara Brae.
Arthur Montford interviews Ernie Walker, chairman of the Scottish Football Association over the SFA's controversial decision to play an international football match against Chile despite the Chileans' human rights record.
Edited footage of Partick Thistle F.C. manager Bertie Auld, including shots at his farm in Lanarkshire, preparations for a game against Meadowbank Thistle at Firhill and some brief shots of the match.
Introduction and edited sequences from a Scottish Television magazine programme about the Edinburgh Festival in 1983, including the Vienna 1900 exhibition and the National Theatre of Brent performing on Calton Hill.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film ed. Chris Buckland.
DENIS LAW, JIMMY MCGRORY, JOHN HOGG INTERVIEWS
Edited interviews for STV Scotsport programme with Denis Law about the Scottish international team's form, Jimmy McGrory about his experiences as a Celtic player and manager, and British swimming coach John Hogg about his career move to Canada.
Edited sections from a programme presented Billy Kay about STV's first live televised Hogmanay broadcast in 1957. Includes interviews with Larry Marshall, Jack House and the carillonist of Glasgow Tolbooth.
Director, Tina Wakerell ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: ed. R. Armstrong presenter Billy Kay.
Rushes of a Scotsport interview with footballer Alfie Conn at Parkhead after he signed for Celtic from Tottenham Hotspur.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: interv. Alex Cameron.
Documentary analysing the role and effectiveness of local government in Scotland with a particular focus on Lothian Regional Council - includes interviews with representatives of most of the main parties involved in local politics.
Documentary looking at the history and current state of affairs of golf in Scotland, including interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Lawrie Auchterlonie, officials from the Royal & Ancient and Muirfield, and 79-year old golfer Charlotte Beddowes.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: nar. John Toye ph. Bill Scott sd. Garry Coleman, Jeff Robertson film ed. Bill Robertson sc. Russell Galbraith d. Ian Dalgleish .
Documentary about the Gateway Exchange in Edinburgh, an arts and social centre for ex-prisoners, drug addicts and people with alcoholism, founded by Jimmy Boyle and Sarah Trevelyan.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: d. R. Wilson ed. J. McKenzie.
Documentary (incomplete) about British Film Year in 1985 and its effect on film production and cinema attendance. Includes footage on the set of "Girl in the Picture" and interviews with representatives of the film industry, Michael Palin and MP Norman Lamont.
Documentary about the relationship between natives of the Isle of Skye and the increasing number of settlers from other parts of Britain, focussing also on issues around the teaching of Gaelic.
Scottish Television short current affairs programme focussing on the problem of city landlords who provide sub-standard accommodation at excessive rents for vulnerable tenants.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: rep. Bob Tomlinson.
Footage of a Scottish Television film editor at work on a 16mm Steenbeck film editing machine.
Footage of the ferries and shore facilities of Caledonian MacBrayne and Western Ferries on their Clyde routes, including Gourock and Dunoon piers, McInroy's Point and Hunter's Quay.
Director, Don Cumming ; Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: d. Don Cumming camera G. Coull.
Short television arts piece about Scottish Ballet dancers providing a dance workshop for a group of Glasgow primary school children.
STV documentary about the modern celebration of Christmas, featuring interviews with members of the public, ministers, teachers, retailers and customers.
Director, [d. J. McCann] ; Producer, [p.c. Scottish Television]. -- Credits: [ed. A Boyd].
Scottish Television arts documentary about Scottish poet Norman MacCaig, who talks to presenter Alistair Moffat and reads his poetry in an Edinburgh pub.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: film ed. John Gow presenter Alistair Moffat.
Documentary profile of entrepreneur Gerard Eadie, Managing Director of double-glazing company CR Smith, including interviews with his colleagues and family about the reasons for his success.
An STV documentary about the working lives of crofters on the island of Tiree, and how the new Crofters' Union might assist them in future.
A documentary portrait of Secretary of State for Scotland George Younger, including footage of his working and home life and interviews with him, his family and colleagues.
Short documentary sequence examining the television soap opera, using Scottish Television's 'Take the High Road' as a case study.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: d. John Black ed. John Gow.
SNP SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY CONFERENCE REPORT
Speakers at the SNP (Scottish National Party) Annual Conference at Rothesay Pavilion in 1980. Interviews with Winnie Ewing and Jim Sillars.
Director, Cliff Martin ; Producer, Scottish Television.
Short documentary sequence looking behind the scenes at the Glasgow Herald and the Falkirk Herald, including interviews with editors and staff of both newspapers.
Short documentary sequence looking at how local radio stations such as Radio Forth and Radio Clyde operate, examining record sales, playlists and charts, the role of PPL and PRS, and including interviews with radio DJs and Boy George of Culture Club.
INTERVIEW WITH ALEX FERGUSON, ST. MIRREN MANAGER
Scottish Television reporters interview Alex Ferguson of St. Mirren and Jack Steedman, Director of Clydebank FC.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: reporter Arthur Montford.
Scotsport feature about Scotland's women's football team visiting Firhill for a training session and practice game with Partick Thistle manager Bertie Auld and some of the first team players.
A preview of Pope John Paul II's planned visit to Scotland in June 1982 where a 300,000 crowd is anticipated for his address at Glasgow's Bellahouston Park.
Producer, Scottish Television. -- Credits: [Cameraman - Varrick Easton].
Photographed at several angles, launch of the battleship Vanguard by HRH Princess Elizabeth, 1944. Built by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd.
Launching ceremony and views of ship during speed trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Launching ceremony performed by Dowager Countess Jellicoe and views of ship in Firth of Clyde during trials.
Built for the Cunard Line, footage shows the record of tests in waves using speeds of 17-19.5 knots, wave heights 10-25ft. and wave lengths of 300-700ft.
Built for the Cunard Line. A record of Wind Tunnel Tests covering three funnel heights, three gas speeds and three directions of wind. Taken at 20 knots.
Built for the Cunard Line. A record of Wind Tunnel Tests covering six funnel conditions at one gas speed of 80 FPS. Ship speed 20 knots.
Film dealing with Clarke Chapman winches. Various shots of machinery and vessel.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd for the Alvion Steamship Corporation. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials on the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd. for the Alvion Steamship Corporation. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. (Clydebank) Ltd. for New Zealand Shipping Ltd. Launching ceremony and shots of vessel proceeding down river and on to speed trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Peninsular and Oriental Line. Record of wind tunnel tests Numbers 1-16.
Peninsular and Oriental vessel. Record of wind tunnel tests numbers 17-36.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydeside) Ltd, for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. Launching ceremony at Clydebank.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for the Blue Star Line Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship in Firth of Clyde during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for the Peninsular and Oriental Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship on trials in Firth of Clyde
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for British Tanker Co. Ltd. Views of vessels leaving Clydebank and during speed trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for British Tanker Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony performed by HRH Princess Alexandra of Kent at Clydebank.
Turbine-driven oil-tank steamship, built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for Alvion Steamship Co. Launching ceremony and various views of ship during trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for the New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for the Cunard Steamship Co. Launching ceremony performed at Clydebank and views of ship during speed trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd, for British Transport Commission. Launching ceremony performed at Clydebank
Views of ship during trials in the Firth of Clyde.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd for the B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. Launched by Lady Kirkpatrick.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co (Clydebank) Ltd for the B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony performed by HRH Princess Margaret.
Cunard Liner. Views of ship during trials in the Firth of Clyde with shots of the sister ship, IVERNIA .
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. (Clydebank) Ltd. for British and Commonwealth Group. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Launching ceremony and views of ship leaving the yard and proceeding down river to carry out trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd for New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. 30th Jun. 1949. Launching ceremony performed by HRH Duchess of Gloucester.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Vestfold Corporation of Panama. Launching ceremony by Mrs Harry B. Lake of New York.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Maritime Trading Corporation, Panama. Launch and views of ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Maritime Trading Corporation. Launch and views of ship leaving yard and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Blue Star Line Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship during preliminary trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for the New Zealand Shipping Company. Launching ceremony and shots of vessel leaving yard and proceeding down river.Vessel in dock in London, loading first cargo.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. Christening ceremony and launch.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for British Railways Marine Services. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Clydewater Commercial Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Clan Line Steamers Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Federal Steam Navigation Co Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for International Navigation Corporation. Launching ceremony and views of the ship during trials.
Launching ceremony of the S.S. British Trader, built and engined by John Brown & Co for B.P. Tanker Co Ltd.
Views of the British Trader leaving John Brown & Co.'s yard at Clydebank. Shots during speed trials off Arran, and a group celebrating a day on board the ship.
Twin screw cadet training ship, built and engined by John Brown & Co. for the New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for the Alvion Steamship Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials.
Built by John Brown & Co. for Swedish American Line. 14th April 1965 Launching ceremony. Launching ceremony.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. photographed by Brown-Firth Research Laboratories. Launching ceremony.
Credits: ph. Brown-Firth Research Laboratories.
CITY OF OXFORD Ship No. 645 / CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Ship No. 646 / M.V. RANGITANE Ship No. 648
June 1961 Demonstration of behaviour of models in waves.
Anglo American Oil Tanker. Record of construction, launch ceremony and views of vessel on trials.
Photographed by Brown Firth Research Labs. Launch and general views of ship. Launch and general views of ship.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Ellerman Lines Ltd. Views of ship lying off Greenock at conclusion of trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for New Zealand Shipping Co Ltd. Christening and launch.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. Launch ceremony and views of ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. Launch ceremony.
View of ship leaving yard and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. Launch ceremony.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd. for B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. Launch.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd. for New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. Launch and views of ship during preliminary trials.
9th Jun. 1952 Record of wind tunnel tests
3rd Jun. 1952 Record of wind tunnel tests for designs.
Views of ship leaving yard and shots of sister ship IVERNIA during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Thomson Steamshipping Co. Ltd. 24th Oct. 1957 Launching ceremony.
25th Jan. 1958 Vessel leaving yard and during speed trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for International Navigation Corporation of Monrovia. Launch ceremony and views of ship leaving yard and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. 2nd Jun 1958 Launch ceremony by HRH the Duchess of Gloucester.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for B.P. Tanker Co. Ltd. Christening and launch.
Vessel during trials and a special visit to the ship.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for the Federal Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Launching ceremony and vessel leaving yard and during trials.
A twin screw cadet training ship built and engined by John Brown & Co. for New Zealand Shipping Corporation. Launching ceremony and during trials.
S.S. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Ship No. 646 / ARCADIA
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for New Zealand Shipping Co. in 1929. View of ship leaving Clydebank after post-war refit and during trials. 3rd-6th Sep. 1949 Week-end cruise. After trials, party of guests join the ship at Greenock and sail round to London.
Passenger vessel built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Companhia Colonial de Navegacao of Lisbon.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Federal Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Launch and views of ship on trial off Skelmorlie.
Photography by Brown-Firth Laboratories, Sheffield. 24th Jun 1948 Launching ceremony.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd for New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. Launch and views of vessel leaving yard and on trials.
Twin-screw passenger liner. Leaving the yard and views of the ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Vestfold Corporation of Panama. Launching ceremony and views of ship during preliminary trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Vestfold Corporation of Panama. Launching ceremony and views of ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Federal Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Launch and views of ship during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for British Railways. Launch and views of ship leaving yard and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for New Zealand Shipping Co. Launch and shots of vessel during trials.
Shots of vessel leaving the yard and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Federal Steam Navigation Co. Launch and shots of vessel during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Standard-Vacuum Transportation Co. Ltd. Launch and views of vessel during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for International Navigation Corporation. Launch and shots of vessel during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Cunard Steamship Co. Launch and views of ship during trials.
June- July 1946 Sequences of ship trials.
Launch of 'Queen Mary' vessel at Clydebank on 26th September 1934.
26th Sep. 1934. Shots of launch of the 'Queen Mary', includes a brief shot of platform party.
26th Sept. 1934. Banking camera record of the launch of the Queen Mary, Ship No. 534.
26th Sept 1934 RD Stern camera record filmed during the launch of the 'Queen Mary'.
26th Sept 1934. Record of the launch of the 'Queen Mary' from crane position (4" lens).
26th Sept 1934. Launch record of the 'Queen Mary' from crane position (6" lens).
Launching trigger tests (in slow motion)
2nd May 1946 Shots of vessel leaving the yard and passing down river
c.1952 Commissioning service by naval officers.
Alexander Stephens and Sons. c.1960 Launching
28th Feb. 1940 Launch ceremony by George VI.
Built by John Stephens & Sons, Linthouse. Shots of the launch.
20th Feb. 1946 Shots of launching ceremony.
Shots of model showing size of Queen Elizabeth Ship No 552 in relation to Tower Bridge. Model built for Olympia Exhibition (?) Dated 1938.
Peninsular and Oriental liner. Tests on funnels and shots inside testing shop.
Blue Star Liner. 6th May 1927 On trials
27th Sep. 1940. Stern record of launch of the 'Queen Elizabeth'.
22nd Nov. 1940. Aerial view of the unfinished 'Queen Elizabeth'.
30th Nov. 1944 Launch - record of path of stern.
Shots of vessel in early stages of production.
Shots of the vessel at sea, and of the deck.
27th Sep. 1940. Tower crane record of launch of the 'Queen Elizabeth'.
27th Sep. 1940. Launch of 'Queen Elizabeth' - ship camera record from the stern.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Charter Shipping Co. Ltd. Launch.
Shots of vessel and commissioning ceremony.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Launch and commissioning ceremony. Views of ship during trials.
Cunard White Star liner Ship No. 552. General record of construction.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for British Tanker Co. Ltd. Naming and launching ceremony for the S.S. BRITISH SAILOR Ship No. 677, by Lady Fraser.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Views of ship leaving Clydebank and during trials.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. for Federal Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. Launch.
Shots of the vessel "NAHLIN Ship No. 533".
Blue Star Liner. Views of ship on trials.
Views of ship on trials. Shots of ALGOL in dock.
31st May 1939 Launch from Rothesay Dock.
31st May 1939 Launch - platform party only.
Aircraft carrier. 8th Dec. 1942 Shots of the launch.
Argentinian Destroyer. June 1937 Preparations for launch.
Argentinian Destroyer. 24th Aug. 1937 Launch film.
TEST FILM. VOCTOR CAMERA AFTER OVERHAUL.
11th June 1930. Shots of vessel in water after launch of the 'Empress of Britain'.
11th June 1930. Technical record of launch for the 'Empress of Britain Ship No. 530'.
6th April 1931. Preliminary trials of the 'Empress of Britain'.
'Empress of Britain' leaving the yard for preliminary trials. Includes shots of the interior, and gear on the top decks.
Official progressive trials of the Empress of Britain, Ship No. 530, off Arran.
Shots of John Brown & Co. shipyard from the office of John Rannie.
Feb. 1940 Launching ceremony by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Shots of Winston Churchill amongst the platform party.
1949-1961 Film of various vessels built by Simons and Lobnitz & Co.
Shots of vessel under construction and launch ceremony.
Diesel Electric Bucket Dredge built by Lobnitz & Co. for New Zealand's Timaru Harbour project.
Record of early stages of construction and launch.
Simons Lobnitz film made by Stephen Group Film Unit.
VISIT OF DUKE OF EDINBURGH TO LOBNITZ YARD
Shots of Duke of Edinburgh arriving at yard, talking to the work-force and visiting apprentices at work and in class.
Built by Alexander Stephens. Launching ceremony.
Film of dredgers built by Lobnitz at work in the port of Preston, c. 1951.
Dredger built by Simons-Lobnitz in 1963. Views inside control house and the vessel at work.
Built by Alexander Stephens & Sons. Departure from yard and passage down river.
Built by Alexander Stephens & Sons. Launch.
Shots of ship model by Stephen Group Film Unit.
Producer, [p.c. Stephen Group Film Unit].
Several tests of trigger in Stephen's yard.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd. Shots of the launch.
CITY OF OXFORD, CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, M.V. RANGITANE
Launches of vessels built and engined by John Brown & Co Ltd.
Built and engined by John Brown & Co. Ltd. for New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd. Launch by HRH Duchess of Gloucester.
GENERAL VIEW OF VELLE CRANE IN OPERATION
Shots of crane on deck of vessel during cargo shifting.
Built by Lobnitz & Co. , 1948. Shots during trials in Clyde.
Demonstration of behaviour of models 776, 784 in waves.
Simons-Lobnitz film made by Stephens Group Film Unit. Shots of dredgers at work in Middlesborough harbour, new dock at Teesport, N.P. NASSAU BAY at work.
Shots of construction of dredge in Stephen's yard, possibly BANKA.
Shots of construction of vessel in Stephen's yard, possibly BANKA.
Shots of Indonesian Sea Dredge No. 1, under construction and as plans. (Possibly BANGKA)
Film of arrival of launching party at airport and then at yard. Shots of launch of vessel and vessel in water.
UNIDENTIFIED (POSSIBLY BANGKA Ship No. 683)
Shots of the Alexander Stephen's yard, and the operation of the Nassau Bay, a Dredger built by the yard.
UNIDENTIFIED (POSSIBLY D.E. SEVERODVINSKI)
Shots from sea of vessel at work and from air of channel dredged in estuary.
The film depicts the workings and operation of the Simons-Lobnitz suction dredge, in an unidentified estuary area.
Producer, The Stephen Group Film Unit. -- Credits: nar. Jack Weir technical consultants Templar Film Studios.
Built and engineered by John Brown & Co. Ltd. Clydebank. 28th Feb. 1940. Launching ceremony of Queen Elizabeth Ship No. 522 attended by Queen Elizabeth and Princesses Margaret and Elizabeth.
Footage of "Ruahine" ship being launched and travelling to its first port of call.
Glasgow School of Art Kinecraft Society (GSAKS)
Scottish Moving Picture News / British Moving Picture News
Elder Dalrymple Productions / Elder Films
Green’s Film Service / Green’s Topical Productions
Scottish Films / Thames and Clyde Productions
Colonel Arthur E Irvine and Richard Irvine Collection
Scottish Educational Film Association (SEFA)
Scottish Independence Referendum Collection 2014