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New Zealand Lamb ad (1985)
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One of the ads I wrote for George Hynes & Partners back in the eighties
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Bob Monkhouse (1983)
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One of the gags I wrote for Bob Monkhouse's BBC series.
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Jaffa Ad (1985)
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A better version of the Jaffa ad I wrote from the "1980s TV Ads" clip
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Uncut 8mm Punk films on "The Home Movie Roadshow" (silent)
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A repeat version of my films' appearance in episode 5 of BBC2's "The Home Movie Roadshow", this time without my interview and therefore much more of the films themselves.
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Captain Zip on "The Home Movie Roadshow" (BBC2, 3rd September 2010)
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Another outing for my Punk footage, this time on the BBC. I am also interviewed by Robin Baker of the British Film Institute at the National Media Museum in Bradford.
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Mistress Alexia in Red Lion Square (2002)
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Filmed on Super 8 during the S M Pride Pervefest, latex Goddess Mistress Alexia demonstrates correct use of the whip in Red Lion Square on July 22nd 2002, while attended by...
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1980s TV Ads
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Here are two commercials I wrote: one for Charlie Brown's Auto Centres (1987, for Dorland) and one for Jaffa Oranges (1985, for Mallerman Summerfield).
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"Support Your Local Writer" (1981): Captain Zip on BBC South
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A younger Captain Zip is interviewed by a young Jenny Murray on what it is like to be a comedy scriptwriter. This interview is taken from the BBC South programme "Support Y...
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"Celluloid Zip" (2003): Captain Zip on TV
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I introduce some of my punk 8mm films on a strand for the 2004 TV programme "Fetish Seen." These include "The Battle Of Beaufort Market" (1979).
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1968 London Demos
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My 8mm footage of the 1968 demonstrations in London as it appeared in the Channel 4 programme "All Change" (1999), introduced by Tony Robinson.
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