Stage Screen & Radio

In the September 2000 Stage Screen & Radio magazine:

• Going up in smoke?
  The BBC's announcement that it intends to close the non-news television studios at Pebble Mill, following its decision to combine Manchester Resources with Granada, calls into question Greg's Dyke's commitment to regional broadcasting.

• Pay for theatre profits
  As West End theatre companies rake in millions, BECTU members face demands for a six day week.

• Masterclass
  Second article in the series looks at ultra-lightweight DV camcorders.
• Freelance
  SFX warning, FFA survey and Skillsbase offers assistance on writing CVs.

• News
  Union backs BFM film festival, Metrocolor Labs to close; stakeholder pensions for BECTU members.

BECTU's magazine Stage Screen & Radio is published 10 times a year.