Orbit Magazine Nov 19
The magazine for what's on at Wellington Orbit
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“We will<br />
remember them”<br />
abbots angle.<br />
A look at what you can find<br />
at wellington orbit this month...<br />
To some extent Jackson’s “They<br />
“This is not a story of the First World War, it is not a historical story, it<br />
may not even be entirely accurate but it’s the memories of the men who<br />
fought - they’re just giving their impressions of what it was like to be a<br />
soldier.”<br />
Shall Not Grow Old” follows in very<br />
much the same style. Combining<br />
archive footage to tell the story of<br />
everyday participants in the First<br />
World War covering the final days<br />
and BBC vaults to aid in sharing<br />
memories now over a century old.<br />
The Wellington <strong>Orbit</strong> will be<br />
working closely with The Royal<br />
Peter Jackson – 2018<br />
As documentaries go there is certainly no shortage of both film and<br />
television productions that cover the history of human conflict.<br />
Who can forget the legendary 26 episode “World at War”<br />
series that ran between <strong>19</strong>73 and <strong>19</strong>76, narrated by<br />
Laurence Olivier.<br />
of the conflict.<br />
However, Jackson and his<br />
production team team did not have<br />
the luxury of interviewing surviving<br />
veterans, participants or politicians<br />
or most importantly having the<br />
Through modern techniques that<br />
truly trailblaze a new method<br />
of keeping our history alive and<br />
engaging the footage was not<br />
only colourised but the addition<br />
of both sound effects and voice<br />
British Legion to collect for the<br />
Poppy Appeal and there will also<br />
be a unique opportunity to view an<br />
Exhibition by Nick Redshaw from<br />
The Royal Marines Art Society on<br />
Sunday 10th <strong>Nov</strong>ember.<br />
luxury of recorded diegetic sound.<br />
acting brings not only the grainy<br />
The remembrance weekend is<br />
What they did have though was<br />
condition of the film to life but also<br />
a wonderful opportunity for<br />
100hrs of archive footage and<br />
humanises in a very emotional way<br />
Wellington <strong>Orbit</strong> to truly continue<br />
over 600hrs of interviews from<br />
how the everyday men and women<br />
in its purpose by offering the local<br />
the Imperial War Museum (IWM)<br />
conducted their lives on the front.<br />
community a chance to see this<br />
remarkable film either for the first<br />
time or indeed again.<br />
John Abbott.<br />
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