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The BECTU History Project has just received, from Barri Hitchin, a donation of an interview with the great film maker Fred Zinnemann. Fred had a lot to say […]

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Source: Graham Smith, Institute of Historical Research, London University (www.history.ac.uk) This article provides an excellent introduction to Oral History, from Developments in […]

There has been some debate in oral history circles about the merit of full transcriptions over key word summaries. Summaries may certainly be quicker, demand limited […]

Q. What is this site about and who is it for? A. This site provides general information about the British Entertainment […]

Structure The History Project is run on an entirely voluntary basis and membership is open to all those interested in […]

History In 1987, a group of workers in the British film and television industry set about collecting and archiving the […]

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For the past thirty five years, The British Entertainment History Project has been recording the stories of men and women working in the UK […]