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1984: The TECH Helping the RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP Keep Pace | Breakfast Time | BBC Archive
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4:27Now PlayingThe BBC Radiophonic Workshop creates music and sound effects for over 200 BBC programmes each year.
Brian Hodgson explains how new technology has enabled the studio to cope with the extraordinary demand for its services.
Composer Malcolm Clarke demonstrates how essential sound effects to Doctor Who, and how quickly they can be added. Elizabeth Parker discusses working for an entire year to create over five hours of sound effects and music for the David Attenborough series, The Living Planet.
Originally broadcast 15 March, 1984.
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