Mike Hay

Chapter 11:The worst and best natural history programmes

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Interview details

Location:	Northamptonshire, UK
Date:	18 September 2006
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Credits

Interviewer:	Jeffery Hugh Richard Boswall
Cameraman:	Bob Prince
Interviewee:	Mike Hay
Copyright Holder:	Wildscreen

Chapters

1. The early years – first job

2. Joining Survival

3. Early Survival programmes and Aubrey Buxton

4. Mike's role at Survival

5. Working with filming partnerships – ‘Zoosome twosomes’

6. Budgeting and managing camera teams and their rushes

7. The decline of Survival

8. The establishment of the Wildscreen Festival

9. Survival's move to Norwich

10. Famous narrators

11. The worst and best natural history programmes

12. Current output

13. Aubrey Buxton

14. Advice for a young person wanting a career in wildlife television

15. Funniest wildlife film story, favourite species and the people Mike was most pleased to have met

16. Oral histories that should be filmed

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1: The early years – first job

2: Joining Survival

3: Early Survival programmes and Aubrey Bux...

4: Mike's role at Survival

5: Working with filming partnerships – ‘Zoo...

6: Budgeting and managing camera teams and ...

7: The decline of Survival

8: The establishment of the Wildscreen Fest...

9: Survival's move to Norwich

10: Famous narrators

11: The worst and best natural history progr...

12: Current output

13: Aubrey Buxton

14: Advice for a young person wanting a care...

15: Funniest wildlife film story, favourite ...

16: Oral histories that should be filmed