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Broadcast Engineering Conservation Group added to our TV history page
Phil Nott of the BECG with a restored Thames TV EMI 2001
TV history preserved
We've recently become aware of the Broadcast Engineering Conservation Group (BECG), an association of experienced and motivated broadcast professionals dedicated to the survival and restoration of historically significantly television equipment from an engineering perspective.
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Read some recent published articles:
A review of the Thames Television OB fleet Part 1:
becg.org.uk/2020/05/18/a-review-of-the-thames-television-ob-fleet-part-1
The evolution of the 'The Roving Eye' OB concept:
becg.org.uk/2020/06/06/the-roving-eye
TV history and memorabilia
The link to the BECG site has been added to our TV history page, which brings together links to a fascinating collection of the history of TV technology buildings, people and programmes. Be warned, only visit this page if you have a bit of time to spare as you will find yourself captivated by so many interesting memories and discoveries!
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6 Nov 25 @ Manchester
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The Guild of Television Camera Professionals (GTC) is an independent craft association predominantly for professional TV, digital and film camera crew designed to support our members by facilitating excellence, education, knowledge and networking in moving image production. The GTC welcomes media professionals internationally across all moving image disciplines as members.
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