Additional interpretation: Aphra Behn
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Due to the fact that Pingwings was only broadcast once by Associated Rediffusion as part of their βSmall Timeβ programming, and was then considered lost between 1965 β 2007, 1 with no pre-production materials surviving in the BFIβs Associated Rediffusion archive, it is hardly surprising that the show is often overlooked in historical accounts of […]
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Fittingly, Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate frequently engineered their own solutions to the production challenges faced, such as: adopting a cardboard cut-out animation process for their early productions, which relied on sticky tack for tension and placement; or the Pingwings, whose crocheted bodies provided flexibility and durability; or the hybrid environments of the Pogles, which […]
In the introduction, we hear of βhow a Prince built a long ship and sailed in it beyond the black ice at the edge of the world to bring home his bride from the land of the midnight sunβ. Here, Postgate and Firmin seek to evoke a range of influences. The undertaking of such a […]
Writing in his autobiography, Oliver Postgate lavishes considerable praise on Peter Firmin regarding his contribution to the design and creation of the Clangersβ realm, yet his account of Joan Firminβs contribution is much more economical: βJoan Firmin knitted them and she dressed the ladies, Mother Clanger, Tiny Clanger and the aunts, in patchwork coatsβ.1 With […]
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