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Click for larger image Putting on the South
1984 Click for larger image Jill Cochraine hosts this arts programme.

Click for larger image Putting on the South
1985 Click for larger image Titles to a second series.

Click for larger image Writers on Writing
1983 Talk show where famous writers discuss the art of writing and some of their favourite authors.
 
This clip comes from a promotion and includes announcer Malcolm Brown explaining in more detail what the show is about.

Click for larger image A Love Affair with Nature
1985 Click for larger image Edwin Mullins explores the relationship between art and nature in this documentary series.

Click for larger image Arcade
1985 Click for larger image James Montgomery and Veronica Charlwood open up the Arcade to show off a variety of arts and crafts.

Click for larger image Writers on Writing
1986 Click for larger image A later set of titles for the programme where playwrites, novelists and poets discuss their favourite reads.

Click for larger image Artbeat
1987 Click for larger image An arts and crafts magazine series looking at work from across the South and South East.

Click for larger image The Ticket
1989 Click for larger image A guide to what's on around the south and south east.

Click for larger image Paradise on Earth
1989 Click for larger image A six part series examining the different views of the perfect world through the eyes of artists, writers and philosophers.
 
Produced for Channel Four.

Click for larger image This Way Out
1990 A weekly half hour listings programme. Three seperate editions were produced - one for the South, one for the Thames Valley and one for the South East.

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