Great video, a reminder that any recovered episodes may not be what we have established them to be

Looking forward to hearing you on the Missing Episodes Podcast!

The biggest problem is with telecine sequences as the camera scripts tend to only cover the studio sessions. Location and Ealing footage you need to be an audio detective.

Another fascinating video.

Great video. Really well researched. Thank you.

The narration of the Yeti versus Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart's foray team in Web of Fear suggests none of the Yeti were destroyed- the footage shows a number being knocked over (suggesting destroyed)

More of these!! They're great

I like this educational vid.

I would think, having worked on film sets, that whose camera script it was would have a large bearing on whether or not a particular change was added by hand. If the change directly had on effect on the job of the person whose script it was, they would probably note the change unless it was very last minute. If there was no direct effect on them doing their job, maybe not. These series were shot hurriedly in a factory-like atmosphere and no one would take time to do extra paperwork, which they would expect to be discarded at the end of the day anyway, unless they needed to. Not to mention that there were probably extra scripts run off which never became a personal script for an individual and would be even less likely to be notated.

Another point is that it is not known whose preserved camera script is being refered and if it was the final revision. A director can prepare one and it is typed up and copied to all camera crew and production staff - but a last minute change at camera rehearsal on the day of recording result in a typed revision or would scripts be hand annotated?

A job for Ian Levines notebooks methinks

I have a question, where can I access these camera scripts?

Is there anywhere I can find the camera scripts online?

What I want to know is where are people getting the camera scripts from?

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