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1955
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The second Films of Scotland Committee is set up by
the Secretary of State for Scotland acting through the Scottish Council
(Development and Industry). |
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Festival in Edinburgh, sponsored by Edinburgh Corporation,
is the first film produced by the Committee. |
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1957
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Campbell Harper Films make A Land Lived In and Scotland
Dances for the National Trust for Scotland and the Royal Scottish
Country Dance Society respectively. |
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Anglo Scottish Pictures make Enchanted Isles for David MacBrayne
Ltd. |
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1958
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From Glasgow Green to Bendigo, sponsored by Templeton Carpets
Ltd, is produced by Anglo Scottish Pictures. |
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1959
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Busman's Holiday, Perthshire Panorama, and A Song
for Prince Charlie (sponsored by the Drambuie Liqueur Company)
are produced. |
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1960
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The Oscar winning Seawards the Great Ships is directed by
Hilary Harris. |
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1961
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Ayr From the Auld Brig, and If Only We Had the Space
are produced for the Committee. |
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1962
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The Heart of Scotland, produced by Templar Film Studios for
the County Council of Stirling, and Bonnets Over the Border,
produced by Random Productions for the National Benzole Company. |
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1963
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The Committee produces County of the Clyde, Three Scottish
Painters, Beyond the Grampians, and The Big Mill. |
| 1964 |
Castle and Country is directed by Shirley Cobham of Random
Films for the National Trust for Scotland. |
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1965
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The Edinburgh Festival is produced for the Edinburgh Festival
Society by Campbell Harper Films. Health of a City is produced
for Glasgow Corporation by Templar Film Studios. |
Production still from Seawards the Great Ships
(1960)
