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1966
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Holiday Scotland produced by Campbell Harper Films for Films
of Scotland.
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Make Way for Steel produced by Templar Film Studios for Colvilles
Ltd. |
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Hebridean Highway produced by Glasgow Films for David MacBrayne
Ltd. |
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The Hollow Mountain produced by Templar Film Studios for North of
Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. |
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1967
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Loch Lomond and Water, Water Everywhere, both produced
by IFA (Scotland). |
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St. Kilda, the Lonely Islands directed by Christopher Mylne
for the National Trust for Scotland. |
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1968
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Mackintosh and Highland Capital, produced by Alan
Harper for the Inverness and Loch Ness Tourist Association, are completed. |
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1969
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Sir Walter Scott: the Practical Romantic is sponsored by
Bank of Scotland, Royal Bank of Scotland, British Linen Bank, and
Clydesdale Bank. |
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Edward McConnell directs another Films of Scotland documentary,
Weave me a Rainbow, this time for the National Association
of Scottish Woolen Manufacturers. |
| 1970 |
The Borders: Where Scotland and England Meet. Sponsored by
the County Councils of Berwick, Northumberland, Peebles, Roxburgh
and Selkirk. |
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Oscar Marzaroli directs Glasgow 1980 for Glasgow Corporation. |
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Christopher Mylne directs Isle of Rhum for the Nature Conservancy. |
| 1971 |
Aberdeen: By Seaside and Deeside produced by Templar Films
for the Corporation of the City of Aberdeen. |
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Edward McConnell directs Island of the Big Cloth on behalf
of the Harris Tweed Association. |
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1972
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IFA (Scotland) produce The Erskine Bridge for the Erskine
Bridge Joint Committee and The Water of Life for William Grant
and Sons Ltd. |
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Oscar Marzaroli directs Highland Holiday for the Highlands
and Islands Development Board and Hugh MacDiarmid: No Fellow
Travellers for the Scottish Arts Council.
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Bill Forsyth directs Islands of the West for the Highlands
and Islands Development Board. His production company, Tree Films,
also produce A Place in the Country for the County Council
of Renfrew.
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Campbell Harper Films produce Royal Stirling for Stirling
Town Council, Stirling University and the National Trust for Scotland.
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1973
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Edward McConnell directs Gardens by the Sea for the Scottish
Tourist Board and the National Trust for Scotland.
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Oscar Marzaroli directs Highland Crafts for the Highlands and Islands
Development Board.
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1974
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Murray Grigor directs Billy Connolly in Clydescope for the
Clyde Tourist Association.
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Mark Littlewood directs Lothian Landscape for the County
Council of East Lothian and the Town Councils of Dunbar, East Linton,
Haddington, North Berwick and Prestonpans, St. Andrews by the
Northern Sea for the Royal Burgh of St. Andrews, and A Town
Called Ayr for the Royal Burgh of Ayr.
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Ogam Films produce Sorley Maclean's Island (for the Scottish
Arts Council and Tayside the Tayside Development Authority.
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Mike Alexander directs Dunfermline for the Royal Burgh of
Dunfermline.
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