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That’s a test version of the maroon trainer printed out. Next experiment is printing with TPU to make flexible buttons. Should be ready to show tomorrow.
Taken from Jude Rogers' post on the Threads Survivors group:![]()
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My Archive on 4 documentary on Threads has just been posted on Radio 4...it's being broadcast two weeks tomorrow and a few pieces about it will be published beforehand. Includes interviews with director Mick Jackson, Reece Dinsdale, Threads extra & author Catherine Taylor (who writes about the experience in her book, The Stirrings), Threads makeup artist Jan Nethercot (who has an incredible archive of photographs and notes from the production), Neil Kinnock on the impact it had on him (pun not intended), filmmakers Craig Ian Mann and Rob Nevitt on the film they're making about the film and tons of excellent archive including Frank Bough and Nick Ross talking about it the morning after on BBC Breakfast Time! Props to my producer Leonie Thomas at Overcoat Media for everything.![]()
Also great academic context from the brilliant Dave Forrest at the Barry Hines archive at the University of Sheffield and Sylvan Baker at the Central School of Speech and Drama on the power of docudrama.The Beeb haven't put the artwork up for the show yet, by Catrin James, but you can see it here...![]()
BBC Radio 4 - Archive on 4, Reweaving Threads, 40 Years On
www.bbc.co.uk
Writer Jude Rogers revisits Threads, the Cold War nuclear film that haunted a generation.
A great opportunity for any of our followers who can get to Nottingham in a few weeks time:![]()
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Nuclear Nottingham - Visit Nottinghamshire
www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk
Join us for a series of events exploring Nottingham’s nuclear pasts and imagined futures. Learn about the important history that's a part of...
Only four tickets left for this extra special tour with George Halford the UKWMO Sector Controller!
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