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The new studio of 2FC Ltd, 96 Market St, Sydney, May 1928, with Lawrence Halbert, announcer, and Ewart Chapple, pianist.
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One of the cooler things I've ever done---visit Roslyn Washington back when Northern Exposure was being filmed there. I got to stand in Joel's doctor's office waiting room, and check out Chris In The Morning's radio studio set.These were the real deal, not a tourist re-creation.Everyone in town was very nice.
In 1980 (when my study of the BBC really took off) there were 3 BBC 'Network Production Centres' in England. With the demolition of Pebble Mil, Birmingham & the move to Salford from New Broadcasting House, Manchester - Broadcasting House in Whiteladies Road, Bristol is the only one of the 3 still standing.
Home to the world-renowned BBC Natural History Unit, as well as a long line of antiques-based programmes on radio & tv (plus a great deal more since 1934).
Incidentally it's 25 years since I first walked through these doors.
Kunst am Bau, in den Räumen des neuen Radiostudio Basel im Mehret Oppenheim Bau beim Bahnhof SBB. Fotografiert anlässlich einer Führung.
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Mr Stuart Doyle speaking on opening night of the Australian Broadcasting Company, 17 July 1929, from the Market St, Sydney studio of 2FC. In the aisle seats are the Director-General Posts and Telegraphs H P Brown (L) and R B Orchard (later ABC Commissioner) (R)
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Photo from the same docu, A KRO Radio studio in the progress of recording a Radioplay. Around mid 1950's in Hilversum (the radio city in the Netherlands). The same (unknown mark and type)turntable's are seen between the technician and the director.
Just for those who are curious about how radio talk shows are produced, here's a CBC radio producer's office. Otherwise, here's a photo from a recent tour of the Vancouver CBC TV& Radio Studios. Flickr album link is flic.kr/s/aHsmv29Pnn . Please enjoy this image responsibly, thanks!
Must say as an American, I doubt in 12/2018 we'll see a major US Television Studio do the same anytime soon. Sadly we don't appreciate the press as much as Canada does and I'll leave it at that. At least I had my curiosity satisfied of what goes on in a TV Studio... and hopefully made some of the on-air folk feel genuinely appreciated for the hard & honourable work they do.
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe A. Kunzler Photo, AvgeekJoe Productions, growlernoise-AT-gmail-DOT-com
Keith Burnside is a newsreading legend at BBC Radio Ulster. Or so he told me a couple of weeks ago when I shot this! A framed version of this now sits at his Mum's, so she can see him when she's listening to him read the news. Isn't that lovely? This studio sits in the newsroom at Broadcasting House, Belfast. The street outside is Linenhall St West. PC screen 1 shows ENPS, a production system for broadcast journalists, PC screen 2 shows Dalet, a French mainframe audio editing and play out system. The paper cup is pretty reliable.
Wagga Wagga, NSW
2WG broadcast from this building from its inception in 1932 until 2000 when it relocated to the Prime Television studios in Kooringal.
The Radio Veronica studio 3 of the Zeedijk in Hilversum. Now this vintage equipment is located in the Rockart museum in the Netherlands. . Seen here Telefunkern M24 tapedeckrecorders and BE and Spotmasters jingle machines. mixing console is build by Radio Veronica (head of tecnicians) i belive of Philips components, turntables, Thorens TD124II.
This is how radio was working a long time ago
"... an open spiritual" room "for the whole multi-faith and multi-religious city of Olten in their great cultural diversity, a place of good news for all" people of good will "!"
Weihnachtskonzert mit James Galway
Für zauberhafte Weihnachtsstimmung im Radiostudio Zürich sorgten
Sir James Galway und seine Frau, Lady Jeanne Galway,
mit ihren Flötenklängen.
Eingebettet in die Musik ist die Weihnachtsgeschichte,
die DRS 1-Autor Hanspeter Gschwend eigens für
das Weihnachtskonzert geschrieben hat.
Christmas Concert with James Galway
Provided for a magical Christmas atmosphere
in the Radio Studio Zurich
Sir James Galway and his wife,
Lady Jeanne Galway,
with their flutes.
Embedded in the music the Christmas story
from Hans Peter Gschwend written specifically for
this Christmas concert .
"...eine offene geistliche «Stube» für die ganze multikonfessionelle und multireligiöse Stadt Olten in ihrer grossen kulturellen Vielfalt, ein Ort der frohen Botschaft für alle «Menschen guten Willens» ! "
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Again a leftside photo of a BRMB Radio studio controlroom (BBC equipment?)circa 1980's. Here we seen a Neumark microphoon, a pair of great Technics SP-10 turntables, Gray -303 tone arms, AKG headphone and a battery of 12 Sonifex jingle machines!! on each side of the in house build ( quotation needed) BBC ? style mixer.
Former BBC radio and television presenter Ed Stewart will launch new community radio station AIR at Westfield Arts College in Weymouth this Wednesday. © Carl Greenham.
Camera used: Halina Vision XF
Film used: Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400
Location: Croydon, Victoria, Australia.
Westfield Arts College is attended by three to 19 year olds who have moderate to complex learning difficulties and any of the students are allowed to participate. © Carl Greenham.
The government grant has also been spent on purchasing industry standard software and professional equipment used by the BBC. © Carl Greenham.
AIR will begin broadcasting on the Internet at noon on Wednesday, where Mr Stewart will be joined by journalists, radio DJs, television reporters and other VIP guests. © Carl Greenham.
Viewers in Britain got a bit of a Reslo-tinged treat this Sunday when an episode of ITV's "The Royal", a retro hospital drama set in the swinging 1960s, featured an offshore pirate radio station complete with disc jockey Lenny Lomax (played by Guy Burnet) and of course a Reslo RB Ribbon Microphone.
The episode was broadcast on Sunday 10th July 2011, featured a trip out for Lizzie (played by Michelle Hardwick), Carol (played by Diana May) and Faye (played by Lauren Drummond) to a fictional pirate radio station ship, Radio Neptune, clearly inspired by the original pirate radio ship Radio Caroline. The filming took place on the S.S. Shieldhall which is moored in Southampton. After succumbing to the "groovy" DJ's charm, events turn out differently to what they had expected!
If you are in the UK you can watch this episode for the next 27 days on ITV's website using their ITV Player. Viewers outside the UK may encounter copyright problems, but give it a try anyway.
www.itv.com/itvplayer/video/?Filter=254507
Eagle-eyed amongst you will have also spotted a Vortexion CBL tape recorder in the background.
More information on the programme here: www.itv.com/theroyal/
And more information on the famous pirate radio ship here: www.radiocaroline.co.uk/#home.html
More photos on the Reslo blog here: reslosound.blogspot.com/2011/07/reslo-rb-ribbon-microphon...
Media and radio station manager Carl Greenham hopes that AIR will broadcast on FM frequency and will become the official community radio for the area in the future. © Carl Greenham.
A photo (poor quality) of one the studio's of the Ross Revenge. here the Dutch studio for Radio Monique. Mixer is a D&R, Collins cardplayer, Technics SP 10- MKII turntables, Technics compactcassette players ?.
Photo André Knoerr, Genève. Reproduction autorisée avec mention de la source.
Utilisation commerciale soumise à autorisation spéciale préalable.
Du 12 au 16 octobre 2020, la motrice Pony Be 2/4 2406 au crochet de la Be 4/6 2077 était utilisée comme studio radio mobile pour la chaîne NRJ de Zürich.
Le convoi était engagé alternativement sur les lignes 9 et 14.
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WFFV production studio, including TEAC 4 track, and ARP Odyssey, an analog synthesizer. 993thefox.iheart.com/
One photo of a Radio studio the BRMB Radio studio controlroom circa 1980's. Here we seen a Neumark microphoon, a pair of great Technics SP-10 turntables, Gray-303 tone arms, AKG headphone and a battery of 12 Sonifex jingle machines!! on each side of the in house build ( quotation needed) BBC style ? mixer.
May 10, 2018 - San Diego, CA - Students in the Radio, Television and Film (RTVF) program classes at San Diego City College. Photo by David Poller
A plaque on this now derelict building says that it was built as a radio studio during the war to broadcast 'black propaganda' to Nazi Germany under the direction of the Daily Express journalist, Sefton Delmer.
Another Autostitch panorama of Sparks Street in downtown Ottawa.
This is also the stretch of Sparks Street between O'Connor and Bank, but it's the section near O'Connor, in front of the Heritage Place Zellers Store and CBC Ottawa's Studio Sparks.