Pat Ward, Author at THIS IS REDIFFUSION from Transdiffusion https://rediffusion.london/author/pat-ward Associated-Rediffusion and Rediffusion London, your weekday ITV in London 1955-1968 Tue, 06 Oct 2020 13:47:20 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://rediffusion.london/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-red-favicon-32x32.png Pat Ward, Author at THIS IS REDIFFUSION from Transdiffusion https://rediffusion.london/author/pat-ward 32 32 Flash bang wallop https://rediffusion.london/flash-bang-wallop https://rediffusion.london/flash-bang-wallop#comments Tue, 11 Oct 2016 10:00:47 +0000 http://rediffusion.london/?p=163 Pictures of some of the Wembley staff in action

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]]> Times have changed since the ‘family album’ type of photograph which received such successful attention in Mr Tommy Steele’s ‘Half a Sixpence’. Today flashes and bangs are out. Taking people naturally is in. So here is a selection of pictures from Fusion‘s family album taken at Wembley by Pat Ward.

From Fusion 31, published August 1963.

 

Cameraman, Burt Wilkins (left) with floor manager, Noël Simmons.
Cameraman, Burt Wilkins (left) with floor manager, Noël Simmons.

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Stage manager, Penelope Joy (gasping) and in the background (l to r) Colin Philpott, Peter Max-Wilson and Charlie Hyam.
Stage manager, Penelope Joy (gasping) and in the background (l to r) Colin Philpott, Peter Max-Wilson and Charlie Hyam.

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Boom operator, Pat Wheeler.
Boom operator, Pat Wheeler.

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Sound balancer, Brian Penny.
Sound balancer, Brian Penny.

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In Racks (l to r) George Lewis, Peter McKay and Mike Hutchinson.
In Racks (l to r) George Lewis, Peter McKay and Mike Hutchinson.

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Cameraman, Tony Rocques.
Cameraman, Tony Rocques.

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