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TV 8 Newsroom Early 1960s

Archives Editor Barb Nielsen recently found several rolls of film, hidden away for decades in KFMB storage. Pea Hicks worked his magic on them and what was on them is remarkable. This one is a compilation of the newsroom in the early 1960s starring Ray Wilson, Harold Keen, Mel Knoepp, Stu Batt, and Durian Stewart. Hopefully we can identify other News 8 employees now that it's out there for the world to see. “We have one and a half million feet of newsroom film in these files in the tv 8 newsroom. It would take two and a half days of continuous viewing to show just what our photographers took in 1962. Well we've shortened the time just a bit by selecting a few of the rare moments captured on film.” AND SPEAKING OF RARE MOMENTS CAPTURED ON FILM—THIS INDEED IS. A ROLL OF FILM LABELED RAY WILSON 1 HIDDEN IN A BOX FOR DECADES WAS RECENTLY UNCOVERED. THIS IS THE NEWS 8 HEADQUARTERS ON 5TH AND ASH DOWNTOWN IN THE EARLY 1960S. “YOU ALL BUSY WORKING OUT THERE?” LEGENDARY NEWS 8 ANCHORMAN AND NEWS DIRECTOR RAY WILSON CHECKING ON THE SMALL STAFF. ASSIGNMENT EDITOR AND WRITER STU BATT CLEARLY LOOKS BUSY, READING A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. A ROLODEX, AND A TELEPHONE, AND A TYPEWRITER — ESSENTIAL ITEMS FOR AN ASSIGNMENT EDITOR. WOW THAT’S A HUGE CAMERA! CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER DURIAN STEWART IS TESTING OUT AN AURICON CINE VOICE SIXTEEN MILLIMETER SOUND CAMERA. IMAGINE CARRYING THAT ALL DAY! AN EDITOR IS THREADING FILM THROUGH A PROJECTOR. THE EDITING PROCESS WAS LONG AND TEDIOUS. RAY ONCE SAID THAT IF A STORY HAPPENED ONE OR TWO HOURS BEFORE THE NEWSCAST IT HAD NO CHANCE OF AIRING. SO THEY READ A LOT OF SCRIPTS WITHOUT FILM. MASTER CONTROL IS WHERE ALL THE MAGIC HAPPENS. A DIRECTOR IS CALLING THE SHOTS AND ANCHORMAN MEL KNOEPP IS IN THE STUDIO. YEAH HOW YA DOIN’ THERE? AND THAT IS BROADCAST ICON HAROLD KEEN-- NO DOUBT SETTING UP ONE OF THE THOUSANDS OF INTERVIEWS HE DID IN A CAREER THAT SPANNED OVER THREE DECADES AT NEWS 8. SPORTS ANCHOR LYLE BOND IS SEEN CHATTING WITH STU BATT. THIS STAFFER IS PULLING SCRIPTS FROM THE UPI MACHINE. A WOMAN IS WORKING WITH A PHOTO OF SOPHIA LOREN. A BOOK SAYS 1960 AND THEN A CAMERAMAN IS SHOOTING THAT PHOTO WITH A SIGN THAT SAYS THIS DAY 1961. THAT WAS THE NAME OF THE EVENING NEWSCAST. THEIR TOOLS WERE PRIMITIVE BUT THEY MADE IT WORK. THEY WERE TRUE PIONEERS OF A NEW INDUSTRY AND PAVED THE WAY FOR MODERN DAY BROADCASTING. THIS FILM IS A TRUE TREASURE AND OFFERS A WINDOW INTO A WORLD LONG GONE. Marcella Lee    • Rare News 8 Film of 5th and Ash Newsroom i...   More raw film of this.