Computer Shows Off Make Up Effects

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East Anglian Film Archive at the University of East Anglia
The East Anglian Film Archive, the UK's first regional film archive, offers a unique record of the East of England's social and cultural history. As part of the University of East Anglia, we continue to lead moving image heritage research and inspire audience participation through community projects and events. Our collections represent a broad range of amateur and professional creativity, from 1896 to the present day.

Computer Shows Off Make Up Effects (About Anglia)

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Photos altered on a computer screen allow make up artist Peter Camburn to offer customers a new look.

At a Southend department store, make up artist Pater Camburn demonstrates computer images of customers' faces to show the effect of different make up applications. He suggests new looks for reporter Surrey Beddows and customer Loretta Andrews, but two other ladies interviewed are less impressed. Peter Camburn had a long association with the company Elizabeth Arden, and has also worked with actress Joan Collins. This video was filmed to be shown in a news story on Anglia Television early evening news / magazine programme 'About Anglia'.

Video filmed to be inserted during live broadcast of Anglia Television's early evening news / magazine programme 'About Anglia'. The live studio presentation provided context for the video as part of a news story or magazine feature within the programme. 'About Anglia' was not recorded during broadcast, so it is usually just the pre-recorded programme inserts which survive. In the 1980s Anglia Television was broadcasting to a wide area in the East of England including Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Suffolk and adjoining parts of Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Rutland where there was some overlap with neighbouring ITV regions.


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Silicon Fen

Computers and digital innovation in Cambridgeshire 1982-1988.
In the 1980s, Cambridgeshire had a concentration of individuals and businesses working on computer technology, often connected with the University of Cambridge. This earned it the nickname Silicon Fen, linking the East England fenland to California's high-tech Silicon Valley. Clive Sinclair, Acorn's BBC Micro and Alan Sugar of Amstrad became household names, but many smaller companies contributed to the regional success story. Silicon Fen was and still is at the cutting edge of UK information technology, credited with innovations in integrated circuits, computer hardware and software, graphics, games and information resources, not to mention launching Britain's first affordable home computers. This selection of news items from Anglia Television's About Anglia highlights some key developments and examples of early adoption of computers for work and home.

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Computer Shows Off Make Up Effects

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